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Evening star., 1949-07-05

If those Mystery Melody
shows ever leave the air. it'll be
all right with Jack Morton. (And.
possibly with some other people,
| Jack has music for sale. He
supplies orchestras for any oc-
casion, his name is associated
with orchestras, he's listed in the
phone book as a man with Or
chestras.
So, a good number of people
have reasoned that a man with
orchestras should also be a man
with the latest hot dope on what's
the name of that song.
Although Morton claims he's
never known the name of any of
the mysterious music, the calls
never cease.
Worst. he says, are those tune
detectives who decide at 3
o'clock in the morning that they
can't sleep until their curiosiy is
satisfied.
Trying to make one electric
organ sound like two is a task
recently undertaken by Bill
Thompson. whose trio Is ap-
parently part of the lease at the
Neptune Room, and Rita Anne
Artistic, piano soloist at the
Warner Building restaurant.
Some years ago, while playing
in Washington movie house
during the era when an organ
supplied the background for the
soundless epics on the screen. Bill
recruited a friend and tried out
some four-hand stuff on the
organ. 1t was a nice novelty. and
pretty cute trick, he decided.
Now he's talked Miss Artistic
Evening star., 1949-07-05
HEtp noMESTIc

CHRISTIAN WOMAN for motherless
home, child 8 yrs, room ano
board, necessities and cash. State
age and reference. Box lolsM
csohoREp s1aoi GIRL wants days work;
coIosED 5sfsssasS' d1kL Nj 'sesi desires work =.
helper. RA. 5s37 anytime;
COOK, excellent, g.h.w.; $40 wk
live in. 2nd-n. rm.. pvt: entrance,
pvt bath, radio: fond of children;
excel. ref. WI. 774S; ou.r colo,ed:
'n i've in; fond Of children; local ref
erences required; $25 to start. OR.
ctoSoSRs:.G.H.w., COX: all day Thurs. and
Sunday of: 6-rm. house, 9 adults;
local domestic refs. REQ. S%2 week.
cSok-a.H.w., So civ laundry; pvt. house,
refs. ss5. Wo. 35a3.
sub. mod. farm: wife exc. g;h.w. anc
cook: hush. D.A.U.. odd Joos: pity
or, sep, living quarters; we eoash w,
G.H.w. (colored). live IN: child yrss
old: no laundry; plain cooking; eookgrS 40
per mo. Cali Mr.. GL1DEWEILL'
Tuesday, SH. 1000: .
CIV, cooking, live in: upstairs
room. new home; 2 small shiidren
references required. Oh. 22Is. -.
must be excel. cook. able to handle
small parties; live out; $25 and car
fare. Couple and 2-yr. child. Pleas
and and appreciative home to work
in. Please don't apply unless well
oualified. Refs. OIL. 1882.
G.H.W., and plain cooking; help with
2 q ehild5sn; II. dsa7 gys; room and 0a'n; Gs go
G.H.W., mature; local refs; for Sc
DAYS g am. to 6 pm, one evening
in. Reply own handwriting, $50
vk. BOX 137-M. Star. -
GIRL, white. care Of 2 small children,
light housework; live in. uN. 1910.
GIRL, energetic and experienced: to
do general house work and cooking;
live in; salary, 500 mo. GE. 1899,
1873 Locust rd. nv. IL
MAID, g.h.w;. 2 children; STAY some m
mig n.ghss ssIin. d.ss; 1.is 81 sh az 7ss7 Mon gu
MAID, coiored, g,h;v.,. good cook:
help ssrs for child; live in; refs.
MAID. M coioir.d, aSOi age $3.50. for child
care and end noor cleaning: Some
Laundry. Must have splendid refer
ences, health card. Live IN. Other
help employed. $50. Wo. 1929, u
MAID-G.H.W. to sleep in: $50 per
S.syy Essk fHUm isandrn ana pSafe no eooeins JAY y
DEE;s, 1907 q st. NV.
WOMAN. middle. .aged. or couple;
white, room and board and small
salary. to care for 2 children, g.h,w.
Cali ST.. 6936. "a
Evening star., 1949-07-05
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ARTIST for dept. store; lengthy ex-
perience not necessary, but helpful:
willing to do all types of art: many
empIoye benefits. Write details. in
Guiding salary expected, Box 312-M,
Star. -
CLERK for general ONCE work in ad-
vertising dept. of dept. store; must
be quick, good with figures; many
employe benefits. Write details, in
Guiding salary desired, Box 315.M,
Star. -
SANDWICH AND COUNTERMAN--
good hours, good pay, good work
Ing cond. to right per son. BEACON
PHARMACY, Fountain. 221O 4th ST.
ne. b
WANTED COOKS, man and wife
(white), to take over kitchen and
dining loom in country club on a
commission basis; quarters on
premises. Doing q good business
now and is a fine opportunity fol
a 1915 Massachusetts ave. NV,
gfving experience and references. B.
WANTED-Houseke for . fully
furnished home with modern con-
venfences, man and wife or two
women, who do not use alcohol as
beverage nor tobacco. The owner,
an elderly man, wants board for
himself and an occasional guest, the
tenant to provide care, fuel and
light. FURMAN LLOYD MULFORD,
s04 Philadelphia ave, Silver Spring,
Nd phopa CJ nA11
Evening star., 1949-07-05
PERSONAL

ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo-
Walter Reed Hospital. oE. 425s.
yACANCIEs-Elderly lady In cool,
care; reas. rates. SH. 4014. -
tax explained anywhere for nominal
sum by former tax man. ME. 1884.
VACANCY IN NURSING hoME-24-
hour nursing care. Licensed b.
BoYs Ca CANT E,,a age ana sils %,sS Suys sv, fma
ming ming and md. sns M spo5ts " Ds1siys
Box Sss;x, 0,nsy; s Ma Asht@n }nrm.91; 2asi;
O. 5sh are. NJ. n; X. claims claims. nSshlns "t,inn
skilled workhsnshipi custom tn.t t,nn MADE
studio centrally located ~idseSsaa. dtSsa.
ALTIRATIoEs. Ell l.disr Farm.nssl
esenDs egss D,cs spd ,is s%ei'pso Co 'sa!si assi
FEEL BETTER after nrst treatment
or NO fee. Men and women comp
can ca T reiieVs suffering due to nervous
ness. exhaustion, .backache or meade
ache, sinus, colds or nu. Aching
joints and swollen feet helped re.
markably. Lady NaturopAth, 20
years experience. sH. 26s5.
CONTINUED on Next PassJ
Evening star., 1949-07-05
SALESMAN (Cont.)

A MAN TO REPREsENT Uarco. Inc.
business forms; a long and estab:
lished company in this area; good
salary and commission. with op-
portunity to increase earnings In
previous selling exp. desirable but
not essential; knowledge OF &C
counting and once procedures help
full but not essential, since the sue
cessful candidate will be trained
prefer age 25-35; give full details
including age. marital status. edu-
cation and previous employment his
tory. Box 3-T. Star. -6
WINDOW SALESMEN-We
invite you to inspect and compare
our new and all extruded aluminium
Tripl Glide storm window on display
at our factory branch ONCE, located
at 1918 Pa. ave. Sc. We, ask you
to compare the many advantages
this company affords as direct fac
tory Representatives. Our compen-
sation plan is most attractive to
serious minded men. For further In
formation or appointment call TR.
O235 between 8 am. and B Pm.
Evening star., 1949-07-05
SITUATIONS WOMEN

COLLEGE GIRL, good telephone
voice, desires work; July, August as
receptionist or telephone solicitor.
Write Box 212-S, Star.
PART-TIME secretarial-stenographis
position desired by experienced.
well qualified young woman. MISS
WILLIAMS, AID. 4195.
orary or perm; full or part time;
some knowledge of tipping; pleasing
personality. WILSON, AID. 94S4.
SECRETARY. matured, varied experi-
ence, competent stenographer, de.
sire' employment Box GALS s!"f' 3.
YOUNG TEACHER, interested in sum-
mer position; clerical experience;
good at figures. Box 202-S, Star.
RELIABLE DAY WORKER baby Sit
ter; ref. VI. 435S, call all day
Tues, after pm. other ewes. lilo
5Oth st. ne, Wash, D. C. NARY
SMAILWOOp.
Evening star., 1949-07-05
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

BABY SITTER available by hour, part
time; h. S. girl; days only: nr. Wall
ter Reed. GE. 4760. b
BABY SITTER, SOC hr.: 24-hr. duty.
So; infant care in employed cou-
pies home. MISS RANDALL, Adams
9332
GIRL. colored, to care for children;
5-day week. LAURA GREEN, 301
K st. Sc.
GIRL. colored. exp, wishes part
GIRL, colored, exp. cook. general
horsepower. desires full-time job;
ref. given. HU. $500. %
GIRL, colored, Is, wants work as
mothers helper, child care; stay
some nights; ref. RE. 1877.
GIRL, colored. wants job as maid,
part time: city ref. CO. 9699. Can
1880 pm.
GIRL, colored. desires Job as wait.
ress or any kind of work. DI. S446.
HAND LAUNDRESS wants work to
do at home. Family washes. Exp.,
pickup and delivery. NO. SlSe. 3
Evening star., 1949-07-05

At the Shoreham last night, the
new act In the show was the
Paul and Paulette Trio. Three
acrobats, they work with q tram
poline.
Held over were Penn Merry
man, the acrobatic dancer. and
The Sherwoods, and adagio dane
ing trio.
Barnee. incidentally, is still on
the air coast-to-coast every Sat
urday night.
1t isn't after dark, but it is en-
tertainment-we're talking about
the eighth Washington Soap Box
Derby. which will be going on all
day Saturday down on Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc.
The kids race down a hill in
motorless racing cars they've made
themselves. They have a lot OF
fun and, II you drop around. SC
will you. w. E. c.
Evening star., 1949-07-05
HELP WOMEN

WE WANT a college grad with q
smile in ner voice. II you are sin
gle and between the ages Of 81
and %. native of Wash. area, call
MISS BALTEMsPERGER, DU. 800,
for details of position which de-
mands intelligent handling OF pub
lie relations. -6
BARGAIN CHRISTMAS CARDs-bO
for SI.25 UP. Fast-sellers pay big
Up to SOC on 21-card 81 assort-
ment. others. Experience unneces-
sary. Get assortment on approval,
FREE Personal Christmas Cards
PHILLIPS CARD, 10l Hunt, Newton,
Mass.
AVON PRODUCTS. INC. needs sales
representatives in Silver Spring
Pleasant profitable work. Write
MRS. BROWN. 1908 Northviev rd.,
Baltimore. Md
CHRISTMAS CARD sALESPEoPLE
Make big money easily. 21-card ST.
Feature" Assortment sells fast. Up
to 1905 prof1t. PLAST1CS. every
day Gift Wraps, many more. Per
sonal Christmas Cards 90 for 81
up. Imprinted Stationery. Feature
ON APPROVAL, FREE Imprint
Samples. ARTISTIC, 500 Way. FL
mira, N. Y.
Evening star., 1949-07-05
HELP MEN

IRTIST-All-around top-notch, COM
mercial artist. at least 8 yrs studio
or agency background, to work in
local studio. Applicant must be
good at lettering, spot drawing,
at preparing art for color separa-
tion. Those with above qualifica-
tions only phone ME. $500. Coco
AssisTfANr AssssliassTfiA JAN1roE-colored; 50.
ber, reliable; 44-hr, wk.; steady
work ". round; in Arl, Va. MGR.
CH. 1910. -6
AUTO BODY and fender man; mus
be exp; excel. salary, good hour.
and working cond.: perm. position
q RADIO CO., 1706 18th st. NV. &
Evening star., 1949-07-05
Classified Ad Rates

L0Gal AQVeItlSeES
Three Lines (Minimum)
I or 2 times, 35c per line pei
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutiveiy, 33e
Per line per insertion.
: times or longer consecutvely
Sic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal, Sc per
line additional.
Advertisements OF New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line SOC
Out-of-town Rate is charged
On all advertising IS miles O,
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must bs made in
6me for correction before second in
aAr6i0n
Evening star., 1949-07-05
BOOKKEEPER

Age 25 to 40. Experienced in handl-
ing accounts receivable: prefer one
with hotel or club experience; good
opportunity for Advancement; salary
open. Phone WI. 1866. ask for
MANAGER. "a
Evening star., 1949-07-05
HELP DOMESTIC Cont. J

2nd FLOOR BEDRM. for reliable COL
ored girl to live in; gh.w.: auto
matte washing machine; no cooking:
local references; $50. WO. 5799.
Evening star., 1949-07-05

zUTO MECHANIC, perm. position. ex-
eel. salary. good hours, working E &
AUTO q RADIO CO.. 17O6 9TH
Miro MECHANICs-New clean shop
with all modern. equipment; 50-50
pay; insursnce, h2spitalization and
GoNsoE GioosNfs esReNsai Fokp "a Co.. Silver sprlna'
AnToMSOTiLE roRTERs (2). for
used car lot. Must be sober. honest,
snces. Exper. pref. Floaters please
DO not apply. JET MOTOR SALES,
e726 Nichols ave. sc.
Evening star., 1949-07-05
COLLEGE MAN

titude, we can train you in less than
IL wk. to join a hard-hitting sales
organization in which our men are
earning far above average pay. This
is educe tional work. Applicant must
be bondable. of neat appearance and
willing to follow instructions on
sreious Intentions of working the
remainder of the summer vacation.
See G. E. MURRAY. 1900 18th
st NV ~
Evening star., 1949-07-05
TORN WINDOW sALEsMEN-we
INSURANCE

Collecting and selling. Established
rts. guar, plus comm. VIII train
Ages. 24-45. Splendid proposition.
LIFE & CASUALTY INSURANCE
CO.. 1922 K st. nv, ask for Mr..
Evening star., 1949-07-05
SPECIALITY Statesmen
EXPERIENCED

New agency opened for selling ma
tionally established quality. product
to professional ofhces. hospitals,
schools, churches, industrial. plants,
commercial concerns, etc; immedi-
ate employment for top-fiight sales
men; past record of successful selling
desirable. II you want to be paid
IN the executive salesman bracket,
and your ability is commensurate,
this is it,! Call Sterling 3O74. In
ntiriae cnpAHantiol
Evening star., 1949-07-05
HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN, marvellous opportunity
to manage service station, expert
ence repairing small electric motors
knowledge of American Flyer electric
trains desirable. II you like to work
phone EX. 1918 or EN-. 1884.
YOUNG MAN. hustler. under 80, own
car. wanting better future. inter-
ested in large earnings as salesman
Permanent job. Sales experience
helpful but not necessary. Excellent
pay while learning. Opportunity OF
lifetime. FARBOIL CO., BALTIC.
EXPERIENCED STOCK MEN, for
super market. Call OV. O110 or
Oy. O19S. =
YOUNG MAN for radio and appli-
ance store to assist with television
installation and deliveries: recent
high school graduate with driver S
permit; permanent position. Apply
NATIONAL ELECTRIC CO.. sos
11th st. NV. .
ASST TO EXECUTIVE
OF q medical organization; age. 2S to
3b; excellent opportunity; best refs.
REQ. Write
BOX 135-M, STAR
Evening star., 1949-07-05
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HODERN TRAINING IN peauty cui-
ture. all subjects taught. Approved
eSEsrHTsns sri%ry sGT 81 coThRdE sTiiRsss:
, 1919 !. g =, st. ~; Lss,I pI; 1872; 49, ..,.,,
New cars. Complete dual control.
EASY METHOD North 1894
TUTORING. teacher, will coach high
school English, history, math, Ger.
man: etc, Phone oW. s743. 3
mentary subjects; experienced teach.
er. DU. 5000, Apt. 500. If no an.
swer leave word at switchboard. 8.
AIRCRAFT MECHANICS, class now
forming. TEACH AIR INSTITUTE,
Washington National Airport. Ex.
6.s WEEKS COURSE in Gregg
standard or simplifled system with
touch tipping. Starts Tuesday. July
s., Small classes. BOYD SCHOOL,
700 18th at G. MA. 1898.
GREGG. Pitman, shorthand. touch
tipping, comptometer. bookkeepine.
letter writing. New classes starting
18th, cosner G. MA. 2340.
Evening star., 1949-07-05
ADVERTISEMENT.
BAcxAcAE
LEG PAINS May
Be DANGER SIGN

II ths Is miles Of kidney tsbss and Aita,s
Aon't work wsn. poisonous waste natssr
etsys - the Alsed. Thsss poisons may ssass
naeeias baeksehss. rhsumstie pains, hs
psiss. los Of Pep and snsrsy. settsns %
nights, swelling. pafsinsss under the sssas
haodaebss and dissinsss. =
pon't vaitl Ask yeur ArusSat for Doa?s
Pin, . sssmslant diaretie, ussd laaesassf.lly
fy millions for ever 80 ysass. Deans Sfvs
lsppy rshef and viii hslp tAs Is Ailss q
ki1nsy txhss Aush out poaDs0 vsso
- rsue bised. ca Deaa's -
Evening star., 1949-07-05
SERVICE
1911 G st. next Church.

When answsrfno ddrerttsements
a6dYessed to Star bores do NOT
inelose original references. o.
other materials OF personal pdlHe.
Copies serpe the purposs and
originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1949-07-05

Real Estate Salesman
We have an unusual apportunity for
an experienced energetic. full-time
salesman. Replies strictly conn.,
Dental. Box 1Q6-M, Star. -b
Evening star., 1949-07-05
MOTOR TRAvEl.

CALIFORNIA-1949 sedan: take >
oEst4 4 leave any time ovefleok ss
BALTIMORE STUDENT. commuter,
would like to share driving, expenses.
RA 6445
Evening star., 1949-07-05
Attractive Position

For ambitious young man, 1890
Good salary, auto req. Learn finance
and loan business with lge. natl
organiza tion. MR.. LINKE, 340i
Perry St, Mt, Rainier. .
Evening star., 1949-07-05
FLOOR MANAGER

Mature, experienced. Department
store; employee Dement'S. Box 1885,
NJ. Star.
Evening star., 1949-07-05
GIRLS

The telephone company has openings
now. Apply employment ONCE, OIL s
G. st. NV Open $50 am. to 8
pm, Monday through Friday.
The C. & P. Telephone Co.
Evening star., 1949-07-05
HELP MEN
MECHANICS

Preferably experienced on Buick
service. Apply to MI. CUNNINGHAM
service manager.
Emerson & Orme, Inc.
At 18th and M SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1949-07-05
Sweden Tests TV Sets

Sweden has tested various types
Of foreign television receivers but
hasn't decided which one to adopt.
Evening star., 1949-07-05
CORSET SALESWOMAN

Experience necessary: excellent op-
portunity for advancement; salary
plus commission; discount on store
purchases; free disqualification ana
other employe benefits. Apply per
sonnel once, 5th floor, GOLDEN
BERGS. 9TH and X SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1949-07-05

Delivery Supervisor
Capable of dispatchiing about 30
trucks q day; good salary: pleasant
BAT. Star, stating age, qualifica-
tinns and eYnerience "a
Evening star., 1949-07-05

NURSE-SECRETARY
For doctors ofice, afternoons AND
Sat, morning. Give telephone mum.
Der and experience. Box 1ooeM'
Star -
Evening star., 1949-07-05
SALESMAN

High caliber man with car who re
quires at least 500 per wk. to live
right man subject to rapid promo
ton due to company expansion pro
gram. This Is not canvassing deal
Contact J. H. CAMPBELL, Statlel
Entel NO-4 "a nm -
Evening star., 1949-07-05
statesmen

To sell Sears American Peoples En-
cyclopedia, must have car, neat in
appearance and furnish references.
No canvassing Liberal draw against
commission. Apply Personnel once,
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., 1890
Evening star., 1949-07-05
FLOOR MANAGER

store experience neces-
sary, excel. opportunity for advance
mert, liberal discounts on pur-
chases. free Decentralization. Apply
Box 237-T, Star. -6
Evening star., 1949-07-05
SPECIAL NOTICES

DRIVING INsTRUCTION-Duai-con-
troll car, free pickup service, day or
evening. VIM. e. PADDY, UN. O025.
Evening star., 1949-07-05
JANITOR

JANTIOR
Age 22-32, married: b-day, 40-hour
week; permanent work for depend,
able man who can pass physical
examination; good working condi-
tions; $3.50 per week to start,
with increases in pay. Bring ref,
srence and apply personnel ONCE
Room 604, Star Building.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-07-05

ADVERTISEMENT.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-27
TUNA BOILING' GULF
 OFF YAkUTAT; SEEN BY SEWARD FI5hMAN

SEATTLE, Oct. 2T.-iR-Large schools of tuna, covering an area two miles square, were sighted in the Gulf of Alaska early this week, a fishing industry official report ed here yesterday on arrival from Seward
 It was the farthest north tuna have been reported in any such volume.
 w. J. Pege, general manager of the Seward Fish and Cold Storage Company, said the tuna were seen during his voyage from Seward aboard the motorship Garland.
 "The water was fairly boiling with tuna over radius of two square miles," Pege said. I was especially interested because we have never been able to get any tuna in our plant at Seward. May be they're moving north. We may get some yet
 The tuna bonanza blackened the waters off Cape St. Elias. roughly half way across the Gulf of AL aska, about 220 miles southwest of Seward in a line with Cape Spencer, Pege said.
 In hopes of aiding fishermen to find the area, Pege took fix at the spot, using navigational in struments to determine it's exact position.
 It was 59.l7 degrees North lati- tude, l42.54 degrees West longitude. 47 miles 200 degrees true from Cape Yakataga. Depth of the water was l,420 fathoms.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-27

Pege, in his excitement, neglected to take water temperature until an hour after the ship passed the school which put it about 12 miles south of the area At that point, however, the temperature was 50 degrees, he said
 Farthest north tuna had been reported previously was the Walker Seamount area, 300 miles off Bar anof Island, by the Fish and Wild life Service exploratory vessel Ore gon which returned to Seattle re- gently The Oregon went as far north as Sitka in search of tuna, but found none that far up.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-27
MARY VALENTE
 AT HOSPITAL SCHOOL

First teacher for the hospital school at Mt. Edgecumbe is now on duty in the Orthopedic ward, it is announced by Alaska Native Service officials.
 She is Miss Mary Valente, who recently completed IA years of teaching in Boston. Four teachers will eventually staff the hospital school, arriving as facilities are made available for them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-27
CLASS FOR EXPECTANT
 MOTHERS IS STARTING

A class for expectant mothers vii start tomorrow afternoon in the Public Health Center, 318 Main Street. The class will be led by Mrs. Edna Kerr, Public Health Nurse and will continue every Friday af- ternoon for six weeks. The hours are from 2 to 4 o'clock. All inter- ested persons are cordially invited to attend
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-05
Garden Club Holds
Meeting Thursday

Marysville Garden Club held
the April meeting at the home of
Misses nellie and Phyllis Pearse,
Thursday evening, with the pre-
sident, Mr.. Franklin Greeneison
presiding, and 18 members pre-
sent. Mrs. r. w. Titus, Mrs. Fay
Turner and Mr.. Ivan Beck, the
committee on arrangements for
the Spring Flower Show, re-
ported that the show would be
held June and 10, in the Con-
gregational church. Entries are
open to any one wishing to ex-
hibit.
The following committees were
appointed; staging, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Titus, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R.
Carson, Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Beck,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Turner; regis
tration, Mrs. Greeneisen and Mrs.
Mildred Cassidy; educational ex-
hibits, Miss Elizabeth Green; in
formation, Mrs. Guy Green; pub
licity, Mrs. Mary M. Whitney and
Mrs. Beck; premiums and judg-
ing, Mrs. G.. P. Huber.
A committee appointed to sub
nit name for the club includes
Mrs. Huber, Mr.. Beck and Mrs.
Guy Green.
Interesting information was
brought to light in the program,
when Mrs. Beck conducted a quiz
on the principals of art as related
to flower arrangements. This
was followed by a general dis
cussion, using as examples, the
beautiful flowers which had been
grown and arranged by the
Pearse sisters. Those present ex-
pressed a desire for other in
formative programs of this char
acter.
IL IL IL
PROGRESS CLUB
Progress Club viii! meet at 1880
p. m. Tuesday with Mrs. Noel
Mathers on N. Court st. The pro-
gram will be presented by Miss
Josephine Cody, whose topic will
be, Outstanding Women. Roll
Call, Women We Admire.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-05
I" Deaths
John Wilson Johnston

John Wilson Johnston, 83, died
at a. m. Tuesday at his home
southeast of East Liberty, where
he had resided since 1902. He had
been i'll five weeks but had been
engaged in farming until his
health failed.
Born March l3, 1866, in Union
county, he was the last of fam
lily of seven children of Benjamin
and Eliza Wilson Johnston.
He was married Oct. 25, 1893,
to Emma Moore, who survives
with one son, Herman Johnston,
East Liberty Rt /; a daughter
in-law. Mrs. Violet Johnston
Shoemaker, East Liberty Rt. l,
and two grandchildren, Donald
Johnston, of East Liberty, and
Mrs. Harriet Ulrey, of Columbus.
A son, Lester Johnston, died in
1912.
The deceased was a member of
the East Liberty Church of Christ,
and a 50-year member of East
Liberty lodge, F. & A. M.
Funeral services were held at
2 p. m. today in the church, con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. Lloyd
Harris. Burial was made in the
East Liberty cemetery.