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Evening star., 1950-01-09
Cooper Bout Is Likely
For Dynamite if He
Beats Titone Tonight

Matchmaker Gabe Menendez,
who is looking for an improve
ment in the local boxing business
in 1850, starts the year at Tur-
|ner's Arena tonight with a 10
round featherweight scrap which
he figures his best match this
winter. It sends Little Dynamite,
regarded by Gabe as the man who
will put boxing back on its feet
here, against Charley Titone of
Brooklyn.
Gabe has another up-and-
coming drawing card on his pro-
gram tonight in Featherweight
Gene Smith, boxing in the five
round semifinal against Tim
Healy of New York. A top book
ing is seen in store for Smith soon,
but Dynamite now gets the at
tention.
The 19-year-old Dynamite has
won Is straight pro fights Che
never did fight as an amateur)
and is challenging Jimmy Cooper
for the District featherweight
championship. At today's Dis
trict Boxing Commission meet
ing his manager. Billy Edwards,
planned to post a forfeit check
and challenge against Cooper. It
has been more than six months
since Cooper fought Danny Petro
for the 127-pound bauble and
Edwards figures it's about time
his boy Dynamite was given a
shot.
Dynamite is a bobbing, weav-
ing fighter with a good body at
tack. He's busy all the timd
while Titone, his opponent. has a
more methodical and cool style.
Tttone had a win, loss and draw
In three fights here against Coop
er and later beat Art Llanos at
Turner's. Dynamite in his last
outings defeated Leo LIE Brun of
Canada and Jose Cardenas of
Mexico.
Two other five-rounders are on
the supporting cards in addition
to the Smith Healy fuss. Pat
Thomas. winner of 13 of his IA
bouts, goes after Nanny Correa
of Mexico and Carl Minnis. light
weight protege of Jersey Joe Wal
colt, comes here to mix with Sam
Kelsey. The opener at 8:45 am.
lists Scott Richardson against Kid
Wolfe.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
BY the Asseeietsd Press

A glittering array OF rockies has
been Fort Wayne's chief weapon
in the tight Central Division race
Of the National Basketball Asso-
citation.
The Pistons posted a pair of
weekend victories and yearlings
had deciding hands in each tri-
umph.
On Saturday, Johnny Oldham,
Western Kentucky speedster,
poured in eight points in the final
minutes to give the Indiana team
an $3.50 decision over the New
York Knickerbockers.
Last night Fort Wayne whipped
Sheboygan, 1860. and moved into
a third-place tie with Chicago,
two games behind leading Ro-
chester.
This time it was rockies Fred
Schaus (West Virginia) and Jack
Kerris Chicago Loyola) who
Evening star., 1950-01-09
Jockey Fatally Injured
In Arizona Race Spill
By the Asseeiated Prass

PHOENIX. Asiz.. Jan. ga
28-year-old jockey from Bailey
vile, Kans.. died yesterday in a
Phoenix hospital from injuries
received in a three-horse spill dur
ing the running of Saturdays
feature race at the Arizona State
Fairgrounds.
The jockey. Don Rettele, had
undergone an emergency brain
operation Saturday night. He
received a fractured skull and
crushed chest when kicked by one
of the three horses involved.
At the time of the accident
Rettele was riding Fallie's Son.
The horse stumbled in close quar-
terS aud the two following horses
also stumbled. throwing their
riders. The other two riders were
slightly bruised.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
Mrs. Borser, Hamilton
Win Sun Bowling Titles
Spseioi Dispatch to The S,or

BALTIMORE. Jan. s.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Barger. No. / ranking
woman duckpin bowler Of the
country. held the Baltimore Sun
tournament title for the sixth
time today following sensational
final performance yesterday in
which she shot a five-game set
of 720. - ~
Nova Hamilton won the mems
crown for the second time.
Mrs. Barger's total of $3.50 for
80 games, rolled In five-game
blocks. was only nine pins shy
of the national 30-game record
she set in winning the tourna-
ment last year. She averaged
124-10 to beat out Pauline Molt,
who led the way into the final,
rolled at Forest Park. Miss Mott
finished second. 121 pins behind.
Hamilton, repeating a victory
of IL years ago. averaged 1929
to prevail by AZ pins over M: Lii
trenta,
Evening star., 1950-01-09
By Ben McAIwee

LoW-average bowlers had their
innings in weekend tournaments.
Dick Howard. a 95-average Hy-
attsville pinman, topped a field of
1854 in the fifth annual Sister
Kenny Benefit and Jean Vereen,
an 87-average roller of the Hi
Skor FBI mixed League, won the
Takoma Recreation event which
attracted 80 contestants.
Miss Vereen put together a 331
scratch set and a 1913 handicap
for 454 total to beat out 114-aver-
age Stuart Burger, of the Minor
District League, by 10 pins for the
top prize. Burger, rating only a
42-pin spot, tailed 444 with a 402
from scratch.
Howard, bowling at Hyattsville,
with 598 scratch and 165 handi-
cap. scored 1853 to gain top prize
over Clifford Herl.
Clara Walz, of Bethesda's lead
ing Capitol Ladies Major League
team, won the women's section of
the Sister Kenny affair with
gross ga which included a 40-pin
handicap. A sum of $82 was raised
for the Sister Kenny fund.
=, Other prize winners at Hyattsville:
asn5 me- de1s sorss1 Esr K.et.? ais RSit KaS6 aSS
Bradley 125-7O0; Tom Buckingham. r.,
i3Q-69e; Ralph Stewart, 1885, sos: Jack
Robertson, I45-6eS; Terrell .Freemon
l3O,69s; George Martin, s0-696i Stanley
Louis Humphrey, 60-693; Billy Towles.
65-693; Henry Bovelli, S5-692: Jim Dob
son, 140-69o; Ben Foley. s5-6s9; Paul
bauer, 105-625; Ruth McClintic, sO-621;
Myrtle MADDOX. 110.612.
Other Takoma prize winners: F. Re
Mcguire, j LABS: Phil Minor, 72-423;
BIZ Hendricks, 72-421; George McDon-
1ld. 60,416; r. Guimond. 72-416; Doc
Mark and Anne Waldron won
the Husband-and-Wife Handicap
at King Pin with a gross 858 score
which included SO franked pins.
Second in a field of So couples
Evening star., 1950-01-09
Olympic Association
Ends Sessions Today

The United States Olympic
Association expected to wind up
tWo-day session at the Willard
Hotel today with another routine
meeting devoted to committee re-
ports. President Avery Brundage,
reelected yesterday to the post he
has held for 20 years, was expected
to appoint committees for various
events in the Pan American games
scheduled in Buenos Aires Feb
ruary Is to March 8, with those
groups going into a huddle i'm
mediately after.
Brundage's announcement that
the association would make a con-
certed effort to bring the 1860
Olympic games to the United
States highlighted an otherwise
dull session yesterday. He plans
to do this by having the associa-
ton tighten its rules to reduce or
eliminate competition among
American cities for the games.
A split in voting last year at
Rome, where Los Angeles, Detroit
and Minneapolis extended invita-
tions for the games, resulted in
the selection of Melbourne, Aus
tralia, for the track events, and
Cortina, Italy, for the winter
sports by the International
Olympic Committee, Brundage
pointed out. He expects the
United States delegates to be
bound to vote together in the fu-
ture with the host city to be pre-
determined.
Delegates yesterday elected j.
Lyman Bingham of Chicago to the
newly erected post of executive di-
rector, position created at
Brundage's request. Other major
officers reelected included Ken
meth L. tTug) Wilson, vice presi-
dent; Asa S. BUSHNELL, secretary,
and Owen v. Van Camp, treasurer.
Van Camp reported 100000 also
has been raised toward expenses to
the 1852 Olympics.
Evening star., 1950-01-09


ship. know you're a good kid
and hate to do this to you. But
that's the way it has to be-
THAT crack made me sore. It's
the other way around. Bill.' T
said. Tn going to knock you out ,
Bill thought that was q fine Joke
I only weighed ITO pounds then.
But I finally nailed him in the
seventh and down he, went--with
"a broken. ankle. He was out cold.
That fight gave me my first big
-lift-that and the Morris fight
together. I guess the thing that
clinched it was the Fred Fulton
scrap that lasted II seconds.
Things had been tough, but they
were breaking better-ur1til I lost
that $50,000 pot in the Willard
meeting. I almost forgot was
still heavyweight champion OF
the world"
North American Newspaper Alliance.)
Evening star., 1950-01-09
Smith Leads De Sales
To CYO Loop Victory

Billy Smith with % points
helped st. Francis = de Sales
trounce st. Jerome's. 1926, in a
Catholic Youth Organization
Junior Basketball League game
yesterday at Nativity. Other re-
suits:
st. Paufs, 10; Calvert, 10. st. Stephens s.
46; Immacu1ate Conception. 19. st
Dominic,s, A; ST. Charles. 10. st: Ter
ment, 36; Our Lady Of Lourdes. 80. st.
Thomas. 50; st. AIMS, 80.
hG ns so m Gqs Lsey q ts.ors
St. Michaers, SO; Nativity, IL st.
Gabriers, "a: St, .Anthony's, 80. Campus
SCHOOL, 81; st. James. go. st. Joseph S,
Joseph's Home. 21. st. Martins, 40; st.
Francis Xavier. 20.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
Olympic Leader Dead

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Jan. 8 (P
Roy d. Jones, retired Army COL
onel and a member of the United
States Olympic Pistol Committee
and the American Olympic Ma
tional Board, died yesterday. He
was former secretary treasurer of
the United States Revolver Asso-
citation.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
Phillips Radio Quint
Shines in JCC League

Phillips Radio, first-half win
ner of League A in the Jewish
Community Center basketball cir
cult, is of to good start in the
second half. Phillips trounced
Cardozo, 50-36, in the opening
round of second-half play yes
terday. Other results:
League A-Phi alpha, AZ; Mitchel'a
Sport Shop. 20. Ornstein. So; Camotops
4s. Pill Rollers. .43; Ugly A. C.. 50
Columbia Tigers, So; Dark Horses, 40
League B-ornstein. 80; SAX Frater.
Nity. %
Evening star., 1950-01-09

was too dizzy at
that time, any
way. I could see
about four Fir
pos when I got
back inside the
ropes tn a t
night.
MY big thrill
ca m e in m y
fight with Jess
Willard. Til e
morning of the
fig ht j C k
Kearns came to
me and asked
Evening star., 1950-01-09

Lewis Levine, Junior fullback
from Harlingen, had the distinc-
ton of scoring the first and last
touchdowns for the University of
Texas during the 1949 football
season.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
7 he
SPort|ight
By GRANTlAND RICE

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf. Jan.
9.-"No. my greatest thrill" Jack
Dempsey said, "was not climbing
back into the ring with Firpo. ]
Evening star., 1950-01-09
Terps on Stuqe Tonight

Coach Jim Tatum and his Uni
versity of Maryland football squad
will be honored tonight in a
special program at the Hyattsville
Theater,
Evening star., 1950-01-09

DOLLAR DEMMA-Bert Bell commissioner of the Natonal-
American Football League shufes domnoe back and FORTH
trying to work out 1850 schedule for the professional
league Bell writes the of the the donoes
and into his shufdng act He's not satisfied with any
schedule yet but hopes to have satisfactory worked
before the start OF the leagues meetings Philadelphia next
week. -AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1950-01-09

U. S. HOCKEY LEAGUE.
Kansas City 9 Tulsa 4
St Paul & Louisville
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through the week were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robinson and family, of
Johnstown; Rev. Crum, of Wes-
terville; and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Heavlin and family, of Delaware.
Mr.. Jake Bowersmith, of
Mink rd., is home from the Jane
Case hospital, where he under
went treatment for a stomach
ailment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bowersmith,
Of Chillicothe, spent from Sat-
urday until Monday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Bow
ersmith.
Mrs. Eva Miller and Dora Bon
ner, of Delaware, spent Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Minnie Bonner.
Miss Arlene Heavlin, of Della
ware, spent her Christmas va
cation at the home of her sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Martin and
family of Flint, Mich.
L. NJ. Hendrix and Mrs. Nora
Luellen were dinner guests of
her sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Heavlin and family, of Delaware.
Mrs. Minnie Bonner is confined
to her home with a very bad
cold. IMMIt
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SHERIFF'S SALE
No 1R2nS

NO lboUo
ON ORDER OF SALE
Citizens Federal Savings & Loan
Association of Marysville, Ohio
Plaintiff
Carroll f. Barnhart & Doris l..
Barnhart husband & wife Defend
ant
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
UNION COUNTY, OHIO
BY virtue of the above stated
writ to me directed from the Court
of Common Pleas of Union County,
Ohio, / will offer for sale at the
north door of the Court House, in
Marysville, Ohio, on the 2Sth. day of
January, 1850, at or about the hour
of II o'clock A. NJ. on said day the
following described real estate, to-
wit:
Situate in the State of Ohio. Coun-
~ of Union and Village of Mil
ford Center and bounded and de-
scribed as follows:
Beginning at the S. w corner of
Out Lot No. ! 2 in said Village and
running in an easterly direction
along the north line of Center
Street fifty (50) feet to a point;
thence in a northerly direction on
a line parallel with the west bound
ary line of lot No. u, one hundred
and thirty-tw two (132) feet to a point
for a corner; thence in a westerly
direction on a line parallel with
the north line of Center Street
fifty (50) feet to a point for a
corner; thence in southerly
direction one hundred and thirty
two G32) feet to the place of be-
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. UniOnville
Center
BY MRS. MERYL GEORGE

c. w. George and family
learned yesterday by phone
call to Washington, d. c., that
their daughter, Lucille McPeak,
arrived home from the hospital
Tuesday and is improving nicely
Miss Thelbe Henderson, of
Pantiac, Mich, is spending the
week with her brother-in-law,
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Snider
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hall and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cooperider
were supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Scheiderer, Saturday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Snider
Just returned home from trip
to Key West, Fla, and stayed at
Clarence Perfects, at Lauderdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph thinner
man had the New Years party
Saturday evening of the Happy
Go-Lucky club.
Mrs. Florence Penrose and Mr..
and Mrs. Finley attended the in
stallation of the Elizabeth Chap
ter No. Sc of o. E. S. Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hender-
son, of Pontiac Mich, spent a few
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Snider.
Miss Goldie Walk, of Chicago,
spent Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. Rings, of Plain City, and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Walk and fam
lily from here.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaVelle Horn and
daughter entertained at New
Years dinner the following: Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Helser, Mr.
Percy Smith, Mr. Guy Robinson,
iAlr. William Penrose, Mrs. Ger
He Horn, Miss Mabel Smith, Mrs.
>Tinnie DAWN, Mrs. Florence Pen
rose and Mrs. Anna Shoemaker.
Mrs. Mary Bailey left Thurs
day for Pittsburg, Pa. to visit
iler son, Mr.. Roy Bailey.
Mrs. Edith Greenbaum and
Mrs. Daley called on Mrs. Stall
maker, Monday afternoon.
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FOR SALE-Fresh COW with
heifer calf one week old. S. d.
Setter, Prospect. Route AZ. Its
THE AMAZING STORY
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N O 7 ICE
OF ANNUAL MEETING

OF ANNUAL MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of members of
Citizens Federal Savings and Loan
Association of Marysville, will be
held at Marysville, Ohio, in the
home office of the association at
200 o'clock P. M. on the 18th day
of January, 1850, to elect two
directors, each for a three year
term; to consider such matters
as usually come before such meet
ing; and in addition the members
will be asked to consider and
vote upon a proposal to amend
the charter of the association in
its entirety SO as to read in the
form of Charter N, recently
adopted by the Home Loan Bank
Board, and to adopt the new by
laws required for use by Charter
N associations, with certain
amendments thereto, and any
other matters which may be
necessary in connection there
with.
Citizens Federal
Savings and Loan Association
BY: FRED JOHNSON
SECRETARY
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Calico invented the pendulum.
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FOR SALE-Baled Timothy hay,
SIS and S18 per ton. Elmer
Wallace, phone 1858. 1-9-1ts
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PUBLIC SALE

Having Sinclair
undersigned will sell at public auction what is known
John Shirk mile
miles northwest of MarYsve the MaYsvle Raymond
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Tuesday. Jan. "a

Vermillion & Hawk, Is miles
north of Marysville, 112 miles
south of York Center, 33 dairy
cattle, milking equipment, SO
hogs, hay, straw and grain, "a
sheep and Corriedale ewes, inn
plements and some household
goods. Simpson & Sons, auct.
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FOR SALE-Mounted breaking
pillow, for A-C, B or c model,
power lift, Bob Corbett, N.
Lewisburg, phone 3448. Its
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Wednesday. Feb. u

Blair & Whitmore, 212 miles
east of Urbana on Route 20, %
registered Holstein cattle from a
nationally-rated herd; milking
equipment; tractor and farm ma
chinery; hay, straw and grain.
Simpson q Sons, auctioneers.
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Saturday, Ian 81

Jesse Adams, adm. of the es-
tate of Henry Adams, deceased,
located on corner of Clinton and
Bomford st. Redwood, household
goods, automobile and other ar
ticles. Watch paper for detail ads.
John Pfarr Jr. auctioneer.
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Wednesday, Ian. Is

Henry Conklin & Son, half
way between Plain City and
Delaware on u. S. Route AZ, rs
registered Holstein cattle, in
Guiding two bulls of service age.
John c. Baker, Fred Simpson and
Donald Bradley, auctioneers.
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FOR S AL E-Two Guernsey
closeup springer cows, to
freshen in three weeks. Price
reasonable. L. L. Foster, / mi. n.
of York on State Route 739. Its
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Saturday, Ian. 2l

Edith Greenbaum, executor,
31a miles northwest of Plain
City, / southeast of Unionville
Center. Cattle milking equipment,
hogs, hay, straw and grain, imple-
ments, small tools. Page & Tho
mas, auctioneers.
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Properly Sales

5 ACRES, close to Middleburg,
$500.
IS ACRES, close to Raymond,
$4,000. 25 A. close to New
Dover, $1,000. 40 A. close to
Plain City, $4,000. 55 A. close
to Marysville, No Bldgs. 65 A.
close to Magnetic Springs,
S1l,500. 40 A. close to Magnetic
Springs, $10,500.
122 ACRES, close to East Liberty,
$4,000. rs A. close to Raymond,
$500. $50 A. close to Union
vile Center; 290 A. close to
Plain City. Most all the farms
above mentioned are well i'm
proved and in tip top condition,
and possession can yet be gwen
for Spring Possession; Look
them over then come to Of
flee, we'll try to explain the
condition of Bldgs. the land,
the fences, etc. One of these
might suit you.
WE HAVE a few Homes we are
offering at REAL BARGAINS,
NOTICE.
HOME OF 6 Rooms, semi-modern
at $500.
6 ROOM HOME, fully modern
double garage, Big lot, at $500.
8 ROOM HOME, fully modern,
One of the best, big lot, double
garage. Others, let us show you
what we have.
Long time loans 40.
E. Fl. Hatton & 20.
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! AD s C VI

ginning.
Commonly known as Barney's
Garage and body shop with con-
crete block building.
Appraised at $3,25O.00
Terms of Sale: CASH
Walter II. Galloway
Sheriff of Union County, Ohio
Hopes and Hopes Attorney
12-27-5M
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Wednesday, ian. l8

Willis M. Shinkle, one mile
south of Peoria on Marysville-
Raymond rd., cattle, hogs, farm
implements, dairy equipment,
hay, grain and ensilage. Lingo
& DetWiler, auctioneers.
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Wednesday Feb. l

F. l.. Guy and son, located 2
miles north of New Dover, 25
Holstein cattle, 81 hogs, hay and
grain, tractor outfit, farm equip
ment. John Pfarr Jr. auctioneer.
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Saturday, Ian. IA

Saturday. Jan. IA
Mrs. Edgar Burnside, admin
istratiX of Blanche M. Carr, To-
Gated 1880 Bennett ST., Marion,
all the household goods and ap-
pliances, John Pfarr Jr. auct.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Case No. I0224-A
Estate of Rosa j.. Cross Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Dana
w. Morey of MaFysville, Ohio, has
been duly appointed Executor of the
Estate of Rosa J.. Cross deceased,
late of Union County, Ohio
Creditors are required to file
their claims with said fidueiary
within four months or be forever
barred.
Dated this 27th day of December,
l94g.
William l. Coleman, Attorney
John w, Daley
Probate Judge of said County
1-3-3M
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I" Mink Street
By MRS. NORA LEUELLEN

Mrs. Howard Williams, who
fell last week at her home and
was taken to the hospital, is
home and slowly recovering from
a badly bruised shoulder.
Callers at the Williams home
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USED CARS

QUALITY
CARS, TRUCKS
Only your Chevrolet dealer sells
"OK" Used Cars
1947 PLYMOUTH business coupe
l941 PLYMOUTH 2-Dr. Sedan.
1910 BUICK Four-door
1910 CHEVROLET 2-Dr. Sedan
1888 HUDSON 4-Dr. Sedan
1888 CHEVROLET 2 DIR.
1888 PLYMOUTH 4 Door
1897 FORD 2 Door
WE TRADE
WE FINANCE
We INSURE
Open Saturday evenings.
ZOO to 900
SPITLER MOTOR SALES
Phone GIL
Marysville
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Case No. 1877
Estate of Fred ID. Smith Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Edna
b. Smith of Route /, Marysyille, has
been duly appointed Administrator or
or the Estate of Fred ID. Smith de-
ceased, late of Taylor Township I'm
ion, County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file
their claims with said fiduciary
within four months or be forever
barred.
Dated this 11th day of August
1949.
John w. Daley
Probate Judge of said County
Sanders & Grigsby, Attorneys
1-3-3M
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Case No. 1898
Estate of James c, Spain Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Will
son H. Spain of Marysville, Ohio
has been duly appointed Adminstrat-
or of the Estate of James c. Spain
deceased, late of Marysville, Union
County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within
four months or be forever barred.
Dated this 30th day of December
John w. Daley
Probate Judge of said County
1949.
William l.. Coleman, Attorney
1-2-2M
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FOR SALE-Reg. Hamp. male
hog, 20 months old. John Han
son, Mink st, rd., "a mi. E. Mag
netic Springs. It's
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FOR SALE-Ten weanling pigs,
8 wks. old. John F. Lowe, on
Dover-Pharisburg rd. Phone
3540. It's
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FOR SALE-Baled Alfalfa hay;
good yellow corn. E. L. Grose,
Prospect. It's
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FOR SALE-32 coarse wool
ewes, 20 head large Delaine
ewes to lamb early, call 3693 or
4O43. l-9-2t*
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Public Sales
Coming in Union County
Tuesday, January 10

Tuesday. January 10
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Harris, 212
miles southwest of North Lewis
burg, 10 cattle, 18 hogs, 80
sheep, 120 pullets, TRACTOR and
farm machinery, miscellaneous,
feed Chester Teets, auctioneer.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-01-09
when Names Are Coined

Israeli or Israelite could as well
be called an Israelian, in the man
ner of the Brazilian, Egyptian or
Babylonian. He could be an Israeli
ese, following the form for the man
from China, Japan, Siam or Portu-
gal. Taking a leaf from the book OF
the New Yorker, the Asiatic, the
Frenchman, or the Nazarene, he
could be. respectively, an Israeler,
an Israelic, Israelman, or Israelene,
notes the National Geographic so
ciety.