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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-28
Die tiefe SpaItung
innerhalb DeutschIands

&aln. 9ie "Supreiiionen" ei,les
oltoeltIhen Eolitifers, sic tpir bier
uborudcll ,pollen nidts alpoeres ieln
alS oas, lpas oas @ort iagt - Gi.t-
oriite, bie ber Gerfalior bel einenI
mebrtdgigen 8elub in Der Weit3onc
erbalten bat Sic erI6einen luls int
nrerbin intereiiant genllg, nm die 81
perofIentliben lmb uniere,, 2elern 81
3cigen, init Del6en elllgcn ein oft.
'oelltidjcr 8,u6er bie 0ingc i'm
@elten licbt.
Slter5oncngrcn5t. - Verfcbrss
arendc, @tibrllmasaren,e, Rei,,f)s-
gren5e, 9egriiisgren3e. giht Sprad).
gren5e, ionoern 9esriiissren3e .Irei-
belt, Ginbeit, 0emofratie, Sosialis.
mus, 9iebt. Gerantipurtlng Dor Dem
Golfe - an Scr 3oncnaren5e ibeioen
iih oie 8eiiter. SeItlib bieier 8rnl5e
neriubt lid) Scr reooll,tiondre Mar=
rianus i0urh5lieben. 1peitlid) Ger 80,
'mcngrense rillgt Sclltiblano Inn oie
@iebergdbltrt aus hom 8clte bes
Mbenolamoes. Riht mlsihlieBlib tpes
Scr Miben nod briiben lit oie lette
slusprdglplg diner nellen oslltldFn
Sebenss lnb Staatsform gcfluroal
slber mdbreno iib oltlib Ser 3onelr=
grelBe cine getpaltige sl,rseinotoer
letime NUT Sen Toftrinen bas Mar,
rrSm,s poll5irbt, oeren slusltrab-
hnaen IN gang @Gtelropa 81 Tpiirerl
liro, bceegnet ser @iQe @eltbc,,tih,
lambs CUR gaellaeltaltilns einer meit=
aebenoen llcberenlltimm,ng nit oe!1
anihaiuu1gen Der 8cIasltngslndbte
Wenn itb nab marr6crlei Sornali.
ttitcn scr Sdylagbaltm an Scr 3oncn
gren3e Mbt, biit On 3lpar ionmer nod
IN Icutlblaub, aber cs lit Elm anNc-
res 2elltlblnlFo. Sieies 81 iibcrlebcn
oocr uegoisfirtieren 3ll tuoaesL bieBc
Die Shlp:erIgfeiten iiberiebelL oie
bon alien allBenpolitiIhen Torauss
letungcn abItrabIert - ourb Sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-28
Scnatsfemitee fir
Dcntentaee>Nepiiien

MtNbppgton. &ie Scr .Notionol
Council for Vrcpention of @ur"
mitteilt, cntbult Scr ioeben pom 9c-
milnlnngsfonStce oes SelmtS obz
gegebene 9eribt iibcr Die GGM 81
nm5porlage sic &lalNel, boB Dor pci=
teren Ocmontagem in ScutidNouo
Sie alariiii3icrlmg bcr pcrboteneu
nno betricbsbelbrGnften Sobrifcu er-
nellt iiberpriift aueroen ioutc. Soicr-
81 geboren orei Sd,iiismeriten, oht
Sobrifen fir ipntbetilbes gcm,in
uno 0lltenbe onoercr sSabrifcn, sic
fiir ben &ieocrouibm Gllropas Ics
bensauibtig iino.
Ger vGonncil" iicbt Dies als 8rllno
81 nellen Soffnngcu an Dab sic Sc.
montagen IN Seutitlano Oub nod
eilggeltellt mcrocn. Sie organization
sur "Ger6mocrln9 Ocs &riegcS"
batte Dem Senataula ibuB ON 6. Sll=
Ii cine Hcoilon Ger Icmomto9e,
! An OorGelblagen lMo rlft Ecr.
lpne,l, bie an oer 8eenollne Der 9e=
nontugcn ilrtercliiert iino, boSu ouI
ihre Ginlpanbe lmpor5iiglib ibren
Senator mit5llteilcn, bepor nod iiber
Sic Gorlose obgcitimmt miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-28
pcrHa,i,n,ai,o Ntent.
ericees abeclehnt

8enf. Gin Gpnierensfomitee lebntc
bier cine 1Sorbermg Ser Soapiets ab
bob loie .&onIeren5 iiber Die 3riees.
fonpcntionen" Ben gltomfrieg Der.
urteilen loue. .Gine bon 2elano Sarri.
ion, Setter Ger llS=0elegatipn ,nS
Goriibenben oes &om;tees sum Stu,
0ium neller Gereinbarlu1pen iiber Sen
3ipillbub IN &riegsseiten einge,
bra6ter Antrag beiagt, OaB oie Sosu:
ietMciulliion o!bpabalb ser 3u-
itanoigfeit oes &onMtees liege. Tieier
Mntrag mlroe init 3S eeger 8 Stim,
men angenonrlnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-28
>lc,,es Jt,H,.itrie3entr,,n

Wfalllbroln. Der 6rcis Gaibin.
gen nAGal5, Ser in Oen 8orfricgs iabrcn
porlpiegeno lmo,uirtihaitlihen Cha.
ratter alimies bat iib i,lnerbalb Der
'lesten Sabre inuner mcbr 5u Cncm
SSluolitrie5cntrum cnt,u:delt. Gincn
raid)en sluftrieb erlebten Dor aacn
Die Shmltd- unto @olNpareninOlitrie
Ole aus bem itarf 3erlt0rten Yfors=
belm bcr iiberiieoeIte. Mber alrb oie
Scoerinoltitrie bat cine raih fortibrei,
tcloe Gntlpidllmg our6se,mbt. 8e.
seliiber 1886 bat bie 3abl ser in
Der Sl1oltitrie beidiftigten slubeiter
INN as YrO5en 5l,genomnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-28

itrlfturelle 1erdnScr,mg in ben 3d.
men Ger ginbeit Ge,,tidlanbs etnes
cages geaeliiberitebel lperoen.
,Mie Elm @nnber" c.Ea'
Iilf ulanberlei l1eberraidun9en
bait gu 6ib eefabt genaht. als ou
in ser ioeuiefilhen 8eias,,nas3one
Sem Ran5el itlpliireit. Gas &an5el 1T
nidt praa gciiillt. SIMMER nod .iit
tros manber IluTbeilerunaen IN Der
iogenanttten Sltsren3e 1nr oas Rote
nenoigite gum Qeben oa. 9eun itetft
on Dor Sen 8eid)diten Ger GtdHte
@elnOeufihlan0s, ,lno mas hem Gin.
beimilhen oisa-M!t taum nod be.
puBt lit - sir eridcint es pie Elm
Wlruoer! Bemiiie luno Sblt, an iaber
Gde tamit on es fauicn. Jiidfonicr.
ben, 8enliIefpnierpen, 8ehrnuhs=
art,tel, Salrsbaltartifet .2,.rusarti.
fel, Sdptbe, Scrtiliea ,l,sS, -; 2i@t,
picl 2ibt in ben Sha1sfeanerrU buttte
Seuttretlame. AUTOS. 0a1nvaaen, ei.
lenoe @lenbabnsiigr. Un.Breiie
ireilid iino bod, Sir be,, .9eiuder
ans ocr Sit3onc, Der iid eitl, paar
@citmarft ei,ssetauibt bat. it1o lie
lnerItlpinglib. -.
Die ,,freiea 9Gseu" i'm CITES
Man barf oie sSreioabe bon Rab.
rluss- uno Bebra,tdreiitern ir1eits
Joclltiblano nid)t NIT Der: Gr6tfn,rHg
Ser .ireien 3aOen" III Der Gitaene
pergleiben. Die nfreie,l QGbcn" bic
ten erltflaliise @are au iebr boben
Breiien drrs 9ie 2obnen,piaBger ntai'
len nonatelang ipareu, ebe fife ;im
en Yaar 2eoerfdilbe fir $50 bis
300 Sitmarf, Gin Haar 0amfu'
itriinrpie fir 80 Sitnart faufen fon.
men. slber oie .freien 26oen" baben
nibt sic 0lrnttion Der 8eoarfsSed.
,ng, ionoern iollen oie Ereiie bes
Sbpar3en Warftes iel,ten, tudbreuo
y6lub o,f Sette g.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-28

Id)ifte 8ermiBpbotograpbien itebe'l
bcute lhon in oem &Gi Giten. Die aus=
iagen ser Seinftbrer 1peroen icglcib
eioesitaatlieb feitgebalten audo an sic
S,,baie1lIitsentrGle erkGteraeaeben.
S6nea baben sic Seimfebrer
lSrieolanos &artbotcfen II. Megiltrie.
rl,ngen Binter fib. slber MIR 20 bis
80 Eroaalt babcn Musiibt, am na6=
item Gage ibon 5u Sauie 5u iein
Ser Gbeiar5t oes 2agers etbt aud,
bellte nod sic 3abl Der Grnfcn nit
burdibnttli6 20 t1i,S 80 Yroscnt on
Seoer !Seinlfebrer miro BON sen le6s
Mersten bes 2agcrS u,Ierlud)t. Sn
ser NoIltgenbarafe mcrocn alc
bllrdlcubtct l,Ho in ser Malaria.
ltdtior miro pine glut,prtcrludlug
borgrnonmlen. Die Scranton fonrnlcn
in 'Nie 8ottingcr &ranfenanItalt. Scit
Gem 26. Mdr5 apare es ibon iiber
800.
Die 45O Srinrfebrcr, bic mir an
Nieiem Gage in tsrieolanb idbcn uuo
ipra6en, mahten Ginem mobilen GiH-
brud. Sic trugen iaubcrc. falt melle
electromagnetic umo pertriebcn lih
6ie fllr3e @arte5cit bis 5ur GntlaI.
ilupg ourb Spa5icrgdnge ,mb &;nos
beillbe. elae famen iie aus oen SIR
bcitSlaaern Srif uno Sibfalop i'm
Sidoural. "0ie 9fuiien bobcu unS
Dor ser gntlaiilmg aeiagt, beri6tct
Gas, Was ibr crlebt babt, mir fonnrn
cllb mibt baran binbern. Mber rrsGb!t
Sie Wabrbeit llno iie berihten, mas
iie erlebt baben:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-28
so WAR ES IN RuSSLAND
(NoRDSEE.zElruNc)

vSnl @eiten tuiro man eub nit
&afao llto 9rotben enrpinngeu,
"SaBt eltb 'ourb nihts cure Welt-
mlbalnllug eridiittent.. Ser rul=
lilde @reIu5oifi5ier sebt 3,pm S6lag.
baum, begriibt ofii3iea sen eng.
lilden Captain ,lno iibergibt ibnl
$50 oeutide &riessgefmrgup. slls
bic erIten bon ibnen Sie 3onengren5e
paNliren. merIen 5ebn,' 5lpansig ibre
1ellmiiben an ben Strabenrano lmS
birlter iib. 8or d;nigem Monaten ia
men iiberbaupt feline uenncnsmertcn
2riegsgefamsenentrans aus
Sm Often, beldSp,iae ocnn nil
Nclamiiten. Seit einiscr 3cit ober
irrOmcn 1auienoe bis iest Grlparte,
ter in oas Seben s,,riid.
"Sie iinb Der erite, bcr mir mad,
fiinf Sabren 'bie Sano glbt!" iaat
elmer 5u einem tatboliiben Yiorrer
Der ihu I'M 'Seamfebrerloger begriiGt,
MnSere ipreben nibt piel. Sic trim.
fen Sen Ioriiben a,aefiiuoiaten aofoo,
lie ral,ben Die erlte ocltihe 3igarcttc
iie eilen 8r0tde1l. llmo einige CT
5Gblen. --
iSolt ieoen Gag ieit Dem 26. MGr,
1949 famen iiiblib non 8ottinaell
Selnfcruer aus 9,,bloldo iaber sic
3ol4 4,ngrelrse. OiTiRieae 3ablenan-
gabcn gibt es nod nid)t, aber es iilrS
bis beute ihon nlinoeitens 1900
Gie Sagerleit!lne aueiB atiht, OBJ sic
gntlaihl,u9en 10 anbalten tperen.
Meiitcns erfGbrt Tie non lbcn Huiier
crit 5ebn Stimtoen oorber, iponn Ser
luihIte transport burheeiblelli1
tuerben ioa.
Sin6 mod, ipie es I'm pielen 8erid).
ten beiBt, MiQionen ariegseefange,
aler In RuBlamb? 0:e SrieolGnoer
ga,tlalillngs6eamten f0nuen es Mdlt
beitatieen. Mit ieoem nelleu Seim=
fegrertransport eriabren tic ieood)
bas Sbifinl BON 10 GcritcQenen
llro 1oteeglm,bten.
Die Gntlailenell lperben bei Ser
0urhibleul,mg an Sanb einer 8il.
Observation-Disclosures iiber 0asShid
fal dinitiger Eager uno G1ilubeiis.
tameraoen befragt. 10000 einge.
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lie Silber oils 8rurtNitoii bat. Sic
ltanpmten aus 'ben friiberen SSobrcu
oeS IA. Snbrbunberts. 0iele gclbc
,Sarbe mar abcr 81 alien 3cten oos
8cbehlrnis Der oelltiben 8lasbiitteil
in 8obmcn gelpelen. Ous @las fonns
te alio MIR bon BORT itanmen, oorr
nnlBte bon Suoeteluoe,ttibcn GIL
%Dein bergeitellt aporoen fem. So
fano bieier Mann. er bciBt 6rit
Scllapig. e:al 2no, in Dem man nob
ieiner Muslage auf Bergen bon @los
1teht.
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,,Cpelitabt" Grit = bon 8riegs.
9efan9cnen erbamt

Ils 1913 Die erlten bcutldcn
ariegsgefangenen ins Eager 1860
bel Srlf am Siiourm famen, gab IS
nod feline Staot, nlm lpenige Siill.
Ter unD cine Stra6e. Sel,te orbeitet
IL, Srlf eirc groBcS 9llItomobilwerf,
h:e vS5om" s8ieBerei, cine rieiige
Nideliabrif. 0ie erite tStraBenbobn
iIbrt iei ein paar Monaten. @orn.
bllfs fcbcn an ne,len StraBen. Cine
Stdot lit aus bem 8oOcn geitumpit
morben.
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Rubinelas blieb i,,Hetet,'
Ne,sti@es Ntenepel

Nitte 1916 tranpelte Elm aus9c-
fobter. nit alien Waiiern ge.paihe-
ner ebemali9er oeutiher 9aluoier
eur6 oas tueite ruliilbe 2ano. Gr
bate allerba,,b 8mmo,iib nidt beim
Oonfiopft bon Molutopsfaia Dor,
gu itellen, ooer iid) auf bem fonnul:
niltitdien Nartai ai6iiro BON sanoleId
5u meloen. benn er bate iib ielbit=
itiiluSig genlabt auto mar auf benl
@ege nab Dem 0elten.
Was er bier iab aeniiate i'm
st6er er apolte auiflen. ,pas in
Erng Dor iid 9in9, 0enn er lpar GU
oetenSeutiber umb er battebo6 nod
einiges Cu erleb;aen. @as er iab &c.
niigte ibm pollig.
sSadleute merbeu anse,uOrben
als aber Sie S6meben. sic Sta
liener, 6ran5oien ,lro Shluei5er II,
Die 9ager famen, INN Sahleute gum
sufbau elmer 8lasinbllltlfe in i6reu
2a,lSern 5u aperbe,l Oa borhte er
altf. als bann cine erite ratloie
@rnppe Don 9lGlurr,t ,uIo 6rm,en
nah Snaoilatuisn 3oe uno bon BORT
ans peruuGielte Soilier,rfe nad)
Delltidlano iarote, faBte er einen
GntihluB, Der bas Sdifial bon bic
len Menfd)en gum Bciicren lue,aoer
'ollte.
0as 0ebeimuis Der 0lasfarbe
sSar 6en 8Losfenltern oes &0lner
9omes gibt es eil,3ellpe Sdpiben bon
elmer getpiiien, r0tlib aebeften, gel.
ben Oarbe. Ga1leute ertennen, 1al,
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Gin Yriteit Der GsM

0as ,uar oas erite 3ciben. Gic
Welt bate ganerft, IoaB iie nod leb-
ten ,mb ipidoer arbeitetcn. sSm iibri-
gcn bate Die eleide &eaier,lng feline
8e0enfen gebabt, oie Suoete,toeut.
9dlMk auf Se.te z.
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-02

years there has been a consistent
increase. The 1916 figure was H.
184. In 1947 1856 took the tests
and last years total was 1924.
Three Glasses of Schools
The maximum number of stu
dents each school may send to
the college or university center
on May 7th is determined by the
schools classification. The CLASH
fication is. based entirely on the
schools pupil enrolment as of
October l, l948. Division one in
cludeS schools of 400 or more
pupils; division two-schools 200
to 399 and division three-Schools
400 or more pupils; division two
schools 200 to 399 and division
three-schools 1919 or fewer. Div
ision one schools may have three
students in each subject, division
two schools two students in each
subject and division three schools
one student in each subject.
DR.. Ray G.. Wood, director of
scholarship tests, said that the
primary objective of this test is to
motivate more students to a
greater interest in education and
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-02

to more intensive application to
their studies
The state has been divided into
districts where the tests will be
administered. The northwest dis
trict Misunderstanding Green
State University, Bowling Green;
Defiance College, Defiance; Held
elberg College, Tiffin and Ohio
Northern University, Ada. The
northeast district includes-Kent
State University, Kent; Universi-
ty of Akron, Akron; Hiram Col
lege, Hiram; Mt. Union College,
Alliance, and Wooster College,
Wooster.
Included in the southwest dis
trict are-Miami University, Ok
ford; Wilmington College, Will
mington; The Ohio State Uni
versity, Columbus; Denison Uni
versity, Granville; Otterbein Col
lege, Westerville; Wittenberg Col
lege, Springfield. The southeast
district is composed of-Ohio Uni
versity, Athens; Marietta College,
Marietta; Muskingum College,
New Concord and the Portsmouth
center of Ohio University.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-02

points.
In winning the broad-jump e.
vent of the Wesleyan relays, the
Marysville team of Hoffman,
Harold Hill and Patterson had a
total of Sc ft. 9l2 in. Hoffman
was high individual with his
jump of 20 ft. 10 in.
Ada, just recently admitted to
the Mid-State League, was one of
the few to finish ahead of Marys-
vile in the Wesleyan relays. The
Ada tracksters garnered eight
points.
Ada was tied with Mariemont-
Plainville for 7th place, while
MarySville was 9Th. Worthington,
the only other team from this
area to figure in the Glass b"
events, had SIC points.
Summaries or the Marysville-
Delaware meet:
l20-yard high hurdles-Broadma
ID, lst; MCCraCken, NJ, End; Gibson,
Nj, 3rd. Time: l6.7 sec.
Continued on Page 2, Col. 90
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-02
Basketball Awards Presented AT
Broadway Athletic Banquet Friday

Awards won by the school and
its individuals during the l948-49
year were presented at the an
nual athletic banquet of Broad
way High School, held in the
gymnasium there Friday evening.
Principal speaker was Robert
Strimer, head basketball coach
at Ohio Wesleyan University,
who gave an excellent talk, on
athletics in general and basket
ball itself.
'In order to have a good athlet-
ic record and a successful season."
Coach Strimer said, "the first re-
quisite is a good coach as you
people of Broadway have had"
Two other requisites for sue
cesSful season, he added, are good
players who are willing to Sacri-
flee everything else for the good
of the team in general, and good
cheerleaders and a loyal group of
fans who support the team.
True American Game
Declaring basketball to be the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-02
MaysWzle, County Scholars
TO Vie for Scholastic Honors

An increased interestin scholar
ship rating is apparent in the
large group of 9th to 18th grade
students who will participate in
the final district-state scholarship
tests to be held May in l9 col
leges and universities of Ohio.
DR.. Clyde Hissong, state direct
or of education, said that to date
1912 students had registered for
the finalS-an increase of 908 over
last years registration. This fig
ure represents the largest number
ever to take these tests, under the
direction of the Ohio Scholarship
Tests, division of the State De-
partment of Education. Prelimin-
ary district tests were conducted
in local schools on April 8.
Thirty-seven boys and girls
from Marysville High School will
compete in Division 2 at Otter
bein College. Union County's
schools will send several pupils
to complete in Division 3, at the
same place.
DR.. HiSsong noted that in 1889
the total registration was 6,96l.
With the exception of the war
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-02

only completely American game,
because it was invented by an
American and developed in this
country. Coach Strimer recited
several interesting facts about the
sport. He pointed to the contrast
in scores which is possible, run
ming all the way from a game of
a few years back which ended in
a 90 tie after three overtime per-
iodS and it was necessary to stop
the game because the players be-
came exhausted, to the l0l-99
game between Marietta and Capt.
tai colleges this past season, fin
ally won by Marietta in five over
times. He also told his listeners
that statisticianS have figured
that a team runs the equivalent
of "a miles in a game.
Four important things which a
player derives from basketball
and which he would not other
wise be so apt to acquire, accord
ing to Coach Strimer, are:
Benefits of Basketball
L. A sound physical body and
desire to keep it in shape.
2. Self-confidence.
3. Perseverence-the desire to
keep striving for position on the
team, or for victory.
4. Self-control, which comes
from keeping ones temper under
control even if the going is rough
or The situation tense.
County Supt. Gale w. Baldwin
formally presented to the Broad
way school the two trophies it
won this season, the county
league basketball trophy for be-
ing undefeated in league play
during the season, and the coun-
ty volleyball championship tro-
ply.
The league trophy was accepted
on behalf of the basketball team
by Bernard Cooley. Jim Rausch
accepted the volleyball trophy on
Continued on Page 2. Col. 81
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-02
Dairymen, Sheep Breeders Select
Officers at Annual Meets Last Week

Reports were then given by the
artificial dissemination techni-
clans, John Horn and Lee Ha-
genlocker, on their work for the
last three months.
The following new officers were
elected by the Union County
Sheep Improvement Committee:
Ralph Herd, Peoria, Rt. /, chair
man; Jim Hoover, Peoria Rt. l.,
vice chairman; and Guy Green,
Peoria, Rt. /, secretary treasurer.
c. w. Hammans, marketing
specialist of the College of Agri-
culture, Ohio State University,
was present and assisted in dis
cussion on the operation of the
lamb pools. Charles Flickinger
and George Warrington, of the
Columbus Livestock Producers
Association, were also present.
The committee voted to spon-
sor a sheep dipping program
again this year, to start Monday,
May %. Ralph Oberdier again
will do the dipping, the cost of
which will again be Is cents per
head.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-02

Union County's dairy and sheep
Improvement associations have
elected their officers for the COM
ing year. Both groups held their
annual election meetings last
week.
Dairy Improvement Committee,
reelected the same officers as
follows:
Chairman, Fred Coleman,
Marysville, Rt. 2; vice chairman,
Walter Low, Marysville, Rt. q;
secretary, Charles B. Weaver,
Marysville, Rt. 3; and treasurer,
F. r. Greeneisen, Marysville, Rt.
4.
Ray Starbuck, dairy specialist
of the College of Agriculture,
Ohio State University, was pre-
sent and assisted in a discussion
on milk marketing problems in
Ohio. The Committee voted that
a meeting should be held to study
further the market outlook for
dairy products and to invite Carl
Christian, o. S. U. Marketing
Specialist, to present the market
picture to the dairy committee.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-02
Wheat Growers
Being Contacted

Community committeeman are
now contracting farmers of the
county to secure information to
be used in establishing 1850 wheat
allotmentS.
Any owner or operator on a
farm that has grown wheat dur
ing l947, l948 or l949 that has
not been contacted on this sur
vey should see their community
committeeman or call at the
County Office by May 20 and
complete farm acreage report.
Acreage history is needed on
wheat and corn for the years:
l948, l947, 1916 and l945 and on
all crops for l948 and 1947.
Owners or operators who have
not grown wheat any of the last
three years and expect to grow
wheat in 1850 must file request
for a new wheat allotment by
May 20, 1949.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-02
Marysville Track Team Defeats
Delaware, Shows Well at Wesleyan

Marysville High School track
team defeated the Delaware
Willis thin-clads in a dual meet on
the Delaware cinders, Thursday
and turned in a creditable per-
formance at the Ohio Wesleyan
University relays, Saturday.
The Monarch trackmen took
nine firStS in winning over
Delaware, 65-53, Thursday. They
also tailed four seconds and a
like number of thirds against the
Panthers. Delaware finished first
in five svents, including the pole
vault in which Marysville has
no entrant.
While they were not among
the leaders at the Wesleyan Re-
lays, Saturday, the Monarchs
tailed 612 points which put them
far up in the list. The Marysville
team won the broad-jump event
and tied for fifth in the high
jump to garner its points.
Poland Wins Class B
Poland tailed 2212 points to
win the Class ,''B" Wesleyan Re-
lays, while Springfield copped
top honors in Glass "a.
Marysville's Bob Patterson fin
ished first in the 100, 900, and
440-yard dashes and third in the
broad-jump to annex l6 points
and be Marysville's high scorer at
Delaware. Bud Hoffman was first
in the discus and broad jump,
tied with his team-rhate, Bill
Boyd, for first in the high jump,
and was second in the l00-yard
dash to garner himself l5R
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-02

Highlights of the Taylor Local
athletic banquet. held in the
school gymnasium in Broad
way Friday evening. are pict-
ured here.
No. bob Strimer. head
basketball coach of Ohio Wes-
leYan University and one of the
states most successful colleg-
late cage mentors. was the prin-
cipsl speaker.
No. 2-The l94s-'49 basket
ball squad of Broadway High
School. From left to right:
Back row-Dick Fogle. mans
ager; Joe Swimming. Clarence
McMahan. Bill Anderson. Chuck
Bennett. Coach Byron Griffith.
Larry Dunn. Dick Crider. Jerry
Fogle. and Russell Rausch.
manager.
Second row-Dick (Buz)
Sampson. Bob Ritchie. Jack
CoakleY. Jim Rausch. Bud Cool
eY. Dick Cocklin. Clair Norris.
Bob Bellville. and Bob Steele.
George Westlake. a member of
the Varsity squad. was absent
when the picture was taken.l
Observation-Disclosures Rausch.
Ruth Conner and Virginia Gra-
ham.
No. 3-Supt. and Coach BY
ron Griffith with the trophies
which the Broadway school has
won in the three years he has
been there.
No. 4-These three girls COM
prised the Broadway cheer
leading staff this season. They
are Nettie Rausch. Ruth Conner
and Virginia Graham.
No. S-An overall picture of
the square dancing which fol-
lowed the banquet.
No. 6-Coach Griffith (right)
presents the foul shooting tro-
ply to Jack CoakleY who made
73 percent of his free throw at
tempts in all regularly schedul-
ed and tournament games this
season.