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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-08
THOUSANDS TO
VISIT D DEP0T
FOR ARMY DAY
Sightseeing Tours, Navy
Plane Flights Will Be
Featured Saturday

LACARNE-Final preparations
for the Army Day Open House at
Erie Ordnance Depot to be held
this Saturday afternoon, April 9
are underway this week.
One of the main attractions of
the afternoon will be the Ground
Control Intercept mission over the
post at 2:30. The Navy Base at
Crosse lie, Michigan, will send "a
planes, 16 Corsair and eight He'll
cat fighters, to Erie Ordnance De-
pot for this event.
A mobile public address system
will be brought from the Navy
Base and loud speakers will be set
up on the posts proof front and
Administration Building and all
visitors will be able to hear the
entire air-to-ground communica-
tions.
Other events planned for the af-
ternoon will be a luncheon for the
American Legion and Veterans of
Foreign Wars Auxiliaries from
Port Clinton, Oak Harbor and FL
more, the Mayors from Ottawa
County and Fremont and the Ot-
tawa County officials. After the
luncheon the women of the auxili-
aries will be taken on special tours
of the barracks and club rooms
of the enlisted men of the depot
and shown a Department of the
Army film at the post theater.
There will be sightseeing tours
of the Maintenance Shops and
Supply Storage area, prootfirine
exhibition OF artillery weapons
National Guard displays showr
by the National Guard Units Of
Port Clinton, Oak Harbor and Ere
mont and throughout the after
noon the Oak Harbor High Schoo
band will give a concert and thu
EOD Armyettes will give Batol
Twirling Act. The finale of tn,
afternoon will be retreat cere
mony at 4:30,
Join the Army for the day ant
be the guest of Erie Ordnance De
pot on Army Day, Saturday, Apri
9th.
One of the highlights of Arm!
Day at E. o. D. will be the Grount
Intercept tactical problems il
which the Navy planes and grouno
crews will participate. Visitor
at the post will hear communica
tions between the pilots and tn
ground crew. and the converse
tions will be broadcast via tn
headquarters and proof front pub
lie address system.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-08
FISHING CREWS
FIND WRECKACE
OF NAVY PLANE
Coast Guards Grapple In At
tempt To Recover Body of
Missing Pilot

Marblehead Coast Guardsmen
used graphing equipment early
this week off Middle Island, a
short distance from the Interna-
tional Line, in an attempt to bring
up a navy plane believed to hold
the body of 1t. (jg) Robert j..
Sonderman, &c, Wapakoneta, Ohio,
who crashed into LAX Erie while
on a training flight last Novem-
Der.
The search was begun after
workers from the Favorite Fish
cries, Inc, Sandusky, had recov-
cred wreckage from navy plane
in their nets.
Strong winds had shifted the
nets into Al feet of water to the
approximate site of the crash last
November. Parts of engine cow
cling, cockpit, wing flaps and other
wreckage were found in the nets
Monday afternoon. Fishermen
said the y. 5. insignia was found
on parts of the wreckage.
Officials at the Crosse lie Navy
base said that it had not been es-
tablished that the wreckage is
from the navy plane. Even if it
is a navy plane, it could be any
one of a number of planes lost
over the lake in the last few years,
the spokesman added.
Coast Guardsmen and Navy fiji
ers searched for 1t. iSonderman's
plane after it crashed November
20, but the search was abandoned.
1t. Sonderman's body has never
been recovered.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-08
Attend State
Patrol Convene

Captain Austin Clark and eight
other members of the Ottawa
county branch of the Ohio State
Patrol Auxiliary attended the
fifth annual convention of the
patrol in the Deshler-Wallick Ho-
tel, Columbus, over the weekend.
Grove Patterson, editor of the
Toledo Blade; State Highway De-
partment Director T. j. Kauer,
Sandusky, and Col. George Mingle,
commander of the Ohio State
Highway Patrol, were principal
speakers.
Also attending from this county
were Lieutenants Francis Dorko,
Lakeside, and Richard Neeb, Ell
more; Casimir Wierba, Port Clin-
ton; John Sauvey and Steve
Gresh, Marblehead; Donald Ston-
-Ie4ed Gsd pue oze4SeU uqor 10
sen, Elmore.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-08
SOLDIERS COMING FRIDAY TO AID PERRY staff
over $500 men TO
TRAIN THIS Year
Sailor Returns
After Long Trip

Merchant Seaman Glenn Mack
ey arrived here Tuesday night for
a short visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. Mackey and other
local relatives.
1t was his first visit in fourteen
months. AS u crew member
aboard the Andrea Luckenbach,
Mackey had visited Spain, Italy
and Greece on his most recent
trip. He was to leave here on
Thursday by airplane for Seattle,
where he is due to ship on an
other boat for II Pacific trip.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-08
Riddles Invited
To Easter Egg Hunt

Ottawa County's courthouse
lawn will be the scene of a mad
scramble from to Saturday af-
ternoon, April 16, when the Port
Clinton Squaws, girls softball
team, will sponsor an Easter Egg
Hunt for all children up to II
years of age.
Thirty prizes will be awarded
to the kiddies who find eggs paint
ed with the names of the Squaws'
sponsors. Parents may also pur-
chase colored eggs direct from the
Easter Bunny. If the hunt is as
popular as the girls anticipate, it
will become an annual event.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-08
GOING TO TEXAS

Bion Smith has closed his cleo
trical business at East Second and
Jefferson street, and left by auto
Sunday for Dallas, Texas, where
he plans to re-enter the electrical
field. Mrs. Smith has been in Dal-
las for the past month, where her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Kelly, reside. She is a grand
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. T. L.
Kelly, East Perry street.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-08
Merchants Plan
DDT Spraying

A dinner meeting Of the Port
Clinton Merchants Association
will be held this Thursday evening
at $50 in Basiley's Restaurant.
While the meeting is primarily
social, reports will be given on the
recent minstrel show and the men,
bership drive. Put-in-Bay Day
plans and the proposed DDT
spraying of Port Clinton will be
discussed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-08
Auto Repair Shop
Opened This Week

Norval Gill and Carl Young,
local young men, this week open
ed the Gill and Young Wheel
Alignment Service at 440 West
Perry, near Harrison street.
In their new shop, Gill and
Young will specialize in wheel
alignments, wheel balancing, mo-
tor tune-up and brake refining
work. Their shop is near the Port
Clinton Manufacturing Company
plants.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-08
County Bridges
Will Be Repaired

Two Ottawa county bridges are
included in group of eight for
which the Ohio Department of
Highways is advertising for bids
for cleaning and painting.
Bids are to be opened at 10 a. m.
Tuesday, April 26, and the eight
projects will be awarded as one
contract.
Local bridges to be repaired in
clude OT-163-60 in Route 1863,
Harris Township, section O5.42, a
span of 68 feet and roadway of
"a feet, and OT-19-33 in State
Route 10, Salem Township, section
03.13, four spans of 285 feet and
roadway of "a feet.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-08
FINED IN COURT

Walter Aldrich, Lima, was fined
$50 and costs by Justice E. C.
Brough Tuesday after he was ar
rested by Sheriff Merlan Budd on
a drunk and disorderly charge. Of
the fine, $35 was suspended on con-
dition Aldrich is not arrested here
on the same charge again.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-08
Stores To Close
On Good Friday

Members of the Port Clinton
Merchants Assn and the Ottawa
County Liquor Permit Holders
Assn, at a joint meeting, voted
that all business places in the city
would close from 1 to 3 p. M,
Good Friday, April Is.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-08
TRUCK DRIVER ARRESTED

Police Chief Jack Shelter arrest
ed Harvey King, Pontiac, Michi-
gan, truck driver, for reckless op-
GRAFTON in Perry Street Monday,
King posted a $25 bond for appear
ance in Mayor Carl Becker's court.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-08
SPEAKS IN LACARNE

Betty Lou Spaulding, home dem
onstration agent, will be at the
Lacarne Grange hall Monday eve
ming, to show pictures and give a
talk.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-08

THE NEWS is prepared to
do your JOB PRINTING on
a basis of Good Workman
ship and Good Service at
Fair Prices. Phone 5271.
Evening star., 1949-03-10
7 Anti-Gamb|ing Crusaders
Indicted on Extortion Count
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
ROCK ISLAND, ILL.,, Mar. 10
An ax-hourishing mother -daugh-
ter, anti-gambling team was in
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Nanking Group Writes
First Draft Of Peace
Proposals TO Reds
BY the Associated Press

NANKING, Mar. 10.-A presi-
Dental committee today COM
pleted the first draft of its peace
proposals to the Communists.
The proposals will be submitted
to Acting President Ii Tsung-Jen.
Sources close to the committee
said the recommendations were
couched in general terms. Con-
siderable room was reported left
for reorganization of the govern
ment on Communist terms
through revision of the consti-
tuition.
The touchy question Of war
criminals was dogged for later
consideration. The recommended
tions call for reorganization OF
Communist and government forces
into a single national army.
One committeeman described
the proposals as a compromise
between the eight-point demands
of Mao Tze-tung, Communist
leader, and terms outlined by
Chang Kai-shek on New Years
Day-before he retired as Presi-
dent.
Political observers are not TAX
ing the first draft too seriously.
They think it will be revised
many times before being submit
ted to the Communists.
Observers expect Acting Presl-
dent Ii to nominate Gen. Ho
Ying-chin as Premier in the
legislative Yuan tomorrow. Pre-
mier Sun Fo. who heads the
Presidential Peace Committee, re-
signed with his cabinet Tuesday.
Ho has not announced publicly
that he will accept the post.
A government spokesman. Gen.
Teng Wen-yi. during the day oe-
MED the government was consld-
ering abolition of conscrlptlon.
Sun Fo previously had announced
such a plan was being worked out.
Teng said conscription was
necessary. However, the Legls-
lative Yuan tomorrow will con-
slider a resolution to abolish 1t.
The Catholic newspaper VI
shih-Pao published an editorial
today attempting to clarity an
editorial last Monday demanding
an end to current American AID
in China.
The newspaper said its previous
editorial had been misconstrued.
It pointed out that a distinction
had been drawn between the type
of aid given under President
Roosevelt's administration ana
that of the current program.
Today's editorial stressed the
need for continued aid to CHINA
of the former type.
(Under President Roosevelt
China, at war with Japan, was
given much war material. as
we'll as other suppliea The pres
ent program calls for no war
materially
Monday the paper blamed Amer.
ican aid for prolonging the civil
war. However. Archbishop Paul
Yu-pin, president Of the Board OF
Trustees Of vi Shih-pac, who Is IN
Washington. said those were not
his views. He advocated continued
American aid "for China In her
struggles against Communist DOM
nation"
Evening star., 1949-03-10

dicted last night on counts OF
extortion and perjury.
A special grand jury ended its
gambling investigation by return
ing the indictments against Mrs.
Helene Van Meulebrock and her
daughter Marie, 26.
Sheriff Claude j. Taylor also
was indicted. He was charged
with malfeasance and perjury.
The jury held that the drive
waged by the two women actually
was a means of eXtorting money
from tavern owners for the Van
Evening star., 1949-03-10

Meulebrocks' pet project-a dog
shelter.
For several nights last Novem-
ber the two women visited tav-
erns, played slot machines and
then called police. They carried
axes and threatened to wreck the
machines if police failed to make
arrests.
At the time the State charged
the Van Meulebrocks took up
their crusade after failing to get
donations from the taverns for
their dog shelter.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
Scout Leaders Go
To Truining School

Several Union County Scouters
attended training course for Boy
Scout leaders, held at Delaware
and Camp Lazarus, which ended
May II.
Bob Wentz, Milford Center,
Union County Scout commission
er, served on the training staff.
Others there from Union County
were:
Willis Shearer, Marysville;
Ralph Workman, Alfred Bixler,
G. D. Shoup and Jack Weller,
Redwood; and John Collins,
Paul Gibson and Gene Langstaff,
all of Plain City.
Grant brennan, Delaware
field Scout executive, served as
director of the course, which con-
sisted of four weekly sessions and
an overnight session at Camp
Lazarus.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
County Boys. Girls
Win Poster Awurds

j. p. Schmidt, Supervisor of
Farmers Institutes at the College
of Agriculture, Ohio State Uni
versity, announces the following
Union County boys and girls who
have won prizes in the State l948-
49 Farmers Institute Poster Con-
test:
High school class (grades 10-12)
Norma Jean McGinnis, Rich
wood Rt. l, sixth; Jaqueline Ar
go, Raymond, sixth; Hazel Greer,
Marysville Rt. 3, seventh.
Upper grades (7-9)-Harold Herd,
Peoria, sixth; Ruth Greer, Marys-
vile Rt. 3, seventh.
Lower grades-Betty Long
brake, East Liberty, sixth; Dale
Smith, Marysville Rt. S, sixth.
These boys and girls competed
with exhibitors in more than
1000 Farmers Institutes held
throughout the state of Ohio dur
ing the past winter months.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
Jiffy Join Plant
Will Leave Town

Jiffy Join Inc, manufacturing
a patented fastener for auto seat
covers and a special tuft for in
nerspring mattresses, is being
moved from Marysville, to Port
Chester, N. Y. according to
George H. Graf, local manager.
No definite date has been sci
for the transfer but Mr.. Graf
says that they will leave as soon
as he can sell his property near
Marysville.
The plant employed as high as
65 persons at its peak although
it has been below that level for
some time. Only small force to
fill what few orders are still COM
ing in is being maintained at the
factory now, Mr.. Graf said.
The Marysville plant will be
consolidated at Port Chester with
another of the firms smaller
plants. They now have factories
In Montreal and New York City.
Business has Stacked off consider
ably in recent months according
to Mr.. Graf, and this move was
almost necessary measure.
The concern has been in Marys-
vile eight years in the same To-
cation, on the second floor Of the
Union Block building.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
Concert Group
Starts Campaign

"A Carnegie Hall in Every
Town" is the object of the Com
munity Concerts which will be
given in Marysville again dur
ing the coming fall and winter
season.
Don Euverard, president of the
Marysville Community Concert
Association, announced today
that plans are underway for the
conducting of the third annual
Community Concert campaign,
which will open with a dinner
meeting on May 81. The officers
of the association, team captains
and all volunteer workers will be
guests at the dinner when mat
erials to enroll new members will
be distributed. Jack Howells, the
Community Concert representa-
tive, will be at this dinner meet
ing and will remain in Marysville
during the week of the campaign.
All last years members of the
association are asked to enroll as
members the week prior to the
campaign. This evening MIR. Eu-
verard will meet with the High
School students to organize their
work for the campaign.
Anyone who will be out of
town during the campaign week
may secure blanks anytime be-
forehand from the secretary,
Miss Irene Hegenderfer, or any of
the officers, if they wish to be-
come members.
Officers of the association are
Don Euverard, president; Miss
Irene Hegenderfer, secretary;
Clifford He imlic h, treasurer;
Charles Mills and DIR. H. T.
Gehhardt, 1st vice presidents;
William S. Faulkner, End vice pre-
sident; Mrs. HI. T. Gebhardt, pub
licity chairman.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19

Mary Jewell, Betty Kaufman,
Anne Kingsmore, Susan Knoder-
er, Marjorie Rausch, Margaret
Reams, Gayle Williams.
18th Girls-May Ballard, Jean
Conrad, Mary Ellen Haggard,
Mary Belle Hamilton, Janet
Hardman, Verla Hartshorn, Will
ma Jewell, Alma Smith, Con-
stance Wall, Elizabeth Weidman,
Nancy Warrington.
10th Girls-Shelia Cloyd, jan
ice Emmert, Nancy Kirby, Laura
Lee Kimmins, Marilyn Thomp-
son, Mary Beth Turner, Virginia
Weaver.
18th Boys-Richard Bigler,
John Daley, John Dayton.
11th Boys-James Gibson.
10th Boys-Robert Carson,
James Gray, Jon Greeneisen, Ed
ward Low, Robert Marten, Will
lam Porter.
Student Council
Senior Officers
bill Palmer, Bill Mccarthy,
John Dayton.
Anne Kingsmore, Sally Asman,
Nancy Graves.
Junior Officers
Howard Hill, Gene Cook, Bill
Worthington.
Connie Wall, Janet Hardman,
Elizabeth Weidman.
Sophomore Officers
Bob Marten, John Evans, Bud
Hoffman
Mary Beth Turner, Mary Lou
Belville, Marilyn Reed.
Library Staff
Mary Belle Hamilton, Betty 10
Kaufman.
Flag Raisers
Bob Patterson, Dick Foley.
Stage Managers
Carl Myers, John Schwartz
koph, Bill Boyd, Bud Hoffman.
Cheerleaders
Sally Asman, Clara McCrack-
en-, Catherine Pinyerd, May Ball
ard, John Fox, Dick Streng, Janet
Hardman, Nancy Kirby, Nancy
Spain.
Cafeteria Help
Mary Jewell, Wilma Jewell, Al
freda Nicol, Mary Cotton, Paul
inc Ellinger, Berna Jean Hegen-
derfer, Dolores Starr, Mary Burns,
Jeanene Blue, Joyce Donohoe,
Irene Hegenderfer, Ina Jewell,
Nina Jewell.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
Only One
Teacher Leaving

Continued from Page ID
full corps of teachers, although
we always did"
Other Teachers
Senior High-MisS Ferne Mills,
principal; Mrs. John Strickler,
Miss nellie Kloepfer, S. ]. Nc
Guire, Cecil Riser, Robert Wag-
ner, Paul Wenzel and Miss Mar
guerite Williams.
Junior High-G. L. Kingsmore,
principal; Miss Joyce Ann Fos-
ter, Miss Reneva Knots, Robert
E. Lewis, Miss Nellie Murphy,
Miss Edna Parish, Mrs. Warren
Widner, and Warren Widner.
West grades-Miss Mary j.
Orahood, Miss Mary Westlake,
Miss Thelma Longberry, Mrs.
Ralph Beck, Miss Mary Virginia
Rebel, Mrs. Dale Brown and
Miss Clara j. Westlake.
East grades-H. II. Tallman
principal; Miss Ruth Rolt- Wheel
er, Miss Josephine Cody, Miss
Mary Sweeney, Miss Julia Belle
Orahood and Miss Martha Seely,
Art, John Strickler; music, Don
aid E. Euverard.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
Marysville Quits
Mid-State League
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had been already booked for
l950-'5l, Mr.. Kingsmore said it
is planned to retain on the Marys-
vile schedule such old and
highly-regarded rivals as Belle
fontaine, Redwood, Delaware,
Mechanicsburg, and others.
More Interest in Sports
Due to the proximity of the
schools and more even enroll
ment, the new League is expected
TO provide far more interest in
athletics here than did the Mid
State competition. No names has
been selected for the League yet,
but this will probably be done
after school resumes this fall.
1T is possible that some sort
of contest may be conducted "a
mong the six schools and COM
munitieS to select the name" Mr..
Kingsmore added.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
Recognition Day
Held Wednesday
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Boys - Kenneth Scheiderer,
Charles Geer, John Schwartz
kopf, Jim Squirting, Bill Palmer,
Jim Patrick, Bill Mccarthy,
David Grimes, Bob Conrad, Dick
Croy, Dick Bigler, Willard Nicol.
Drew Adams, Gene Cook, Fred
Davis, John Easton, John Fox,
Mike Fox, John Hayworth, Ned
Rausch, Gene Shoemaker, Dick
SUeng.
Ronald Goedeking, Jon Green
eiSen, Ed Low, Bill Rogers, Ger
aid Scheiderer, George Woer-
lein, Lowell Wilson.
Key Certificates
James Squirting, John Dayton,
John Schwartzkopf, William Nc
Carthy, William Palmer, Robert
Conrad, Kenneth Scheiderer
Richard Bigler, Thomas Baldwin,
Marjorie Brown, Gayle Williams,
Anne Kingsmore, Suzanne Cole
man, Dorothy Coleman, Nancy
Graves, Sally Asman, Susan Kno-
derer, Evelyn Woodburn.
Girls Athletic Association
Virginia Alexander >, Sally AS
man =, Margie Brown ., Dorothy
Coleman >, Suzanne Coleman
Nancy Graves Pat Hutson
Mary Jewell ., Sue Knoderer
Anne Kingsmore Clara Nc
Cracken >, Gayle Williams ., Will
ma Jewell =, Mary Ellen Hag-
gard :, Mary Sawyer, Leona Wal
lace =, Nancy Spain :, Jayne An
drews ., Peggy Dow :, Connie
Wall ., Janet Hardman :.
Marilyn Reed, Virginia Weaver,
Nancy Kirby, Shirley Ryan,
Mary Beth Turner, Pauline Mum
mey, Joan Stricken i, Jeanne Du-
tro t, Harriet Edwards t, Joyce
Bursont, Phyllis Cole, Sally
Worthington t, Marilyn Geer /,
Marilyn Nicol /, Doris Conrad,
Gloria Burnside, Phyllis Jack
son, Eileen Lowe.
Dorcas Dittmar, Mary Wood
ward, Anne Simpson, Janet Bill
heimer, Sandra Salter, Anne
Carol Stephens, Phyllis Bakes,
Nina Jewell, Ina Jewell, Betty
Jane Guy, Anna Jean Robinson,
Nancy Coleman, Madaline Worth
ington, Shirley Mccormick.
Laura Pierce, Cecile Hush, Bar
bara Smith, Ann Caryl, Sandra
Stricken, Kathleen Coleman,
June Smith, Pauline Guysinger,
Marsha Wagner, Shirley Kirby,
Margaret Schultes, Jane Martin,
Ruth Pitt, Greta Thompson =,
Mary Cotton =, Judy Guy :.
Letters
/ Triangles
Hi-Y Club
Those receiving awards-Ted
Amerine, Donald Asman, Tom
Baldwin, Richard Bigler, Bill
Boyd, Robert Conrad, Gene Cook,
Richard Croy, John Daley, John
Dayton, Philip Erich, Paul Flor
ence, John Fox, Mike Fox, Charles
Geer.
James Gibson, David Grimes,
John Hayworth, Smedley Hen
bricks, Bill Mccarthy, Carl
Myers, Willard Nicol, Dick Ora
hood, Bill Palmer, Bob Patterson,
Ned Rausch, Kenneth Scheiderer,
Bill Worthington, Drew Adams,
John Easton, Bob Martin, Bob
Rutan, Gene Shoemaker, Dick
Streng.
Members not receiving a.
wards-Jim Howard, Bob Car
son, Bill Rogers, John Sanders,
Bill Porter, Bob Dutro, Floid
Coil, Ronald Goedeking, Dick
Parr, John GreeneiSen, Edd
Lowe, John Evans, Howard Hill,
Lowell Wilson, Bob Marten, Red
Williams, Chas. McCracken and
Bud Hoffman.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
Assalt CHARGE Filed

Charles Stewart, Jerome Town
ship, was charged with assault
with the intent to kill by his wife,
Bessie Stewart, Wednesday, in
the court of Justice William l..
SnodgrasS. A preliminary hear
ing to determine the bond will be
held Friday afternoon in Justice
Snodgrass' court.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19

Photos by Smitty's Studio
These three students viii re-
present the Redwood Legion
and Auxiliary at the Buckeye
Boys State and Buckeye Girls
State. next month. They ares
Miss MarYbelle cornwell. top
left. York Local; Robert Jacobs.
top right. York Local; and Irv-
in Durbin. bottom right. Rich
wood.