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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-09-07

SEED WHEAT-We have avail
able certified Vigo and Butler
seed wheat at $3.25 bushel.
Orders taken now for immediate
delivery. Union County Farm Bu-
reau Coop. Phi. Marysville 6071,
Broadway 1862, Redwood 3214.
9-5-tf
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-09-07

Why worry if afflicted with
any skin disease. Ask about
V-J-O. Asman Rexall Drugs.
6-15-29T
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-09-07

WANTED AT ONCE-For good
Rawleigh business, older man
not subject to military service.
Stop working for others. Be your
own boss. Good profits in City
of Marysville or North Cham
paign county. Ii interested, write
at once. Rawleigh's, Dept. OH
All 1916, Freeport, Ill. 9-7-lt*
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FOR LE-Fully automatic
electric stove, 712 ft. electric
refrigerator, washing machine, all
under year old, fully guaranteed.
Big savings, can be financed.
Write Box c, CO Journal. It's
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-09-07
-THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYsvnLE. OHIO
FOR SALE

FOR Electric washing
machine, $50. Phone 1897. Its
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WANTED-Capable man or boy
for 3 to 6 weeks work. L. F.
DeGood, Rt. / Marysville. Its
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FOR SALE-Two Guernsey COWS,
one Jersey cow. Phone l6-603.
Its
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Ton Prices are Less
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WANTED-Day- old-calves. J. E.
Carson. Phone 5540. It's
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FOR SALE-Jersey cow, 4-yrs.-
old, milking 4 gal. per day.
Lloyd Coder, Peoria. Its
Evening star., 1950-05-01
100 From District Area
To Attend Convention
OF Southern Baptists
By Cospor Nonnes

More than 100 Washington area
Baptist pastors and laymen will
attend the 93rd meeting of the
Southern Baptist Convention May
9-12 in Chicago.
George B. Fraser Of the Chevy
Chase Baptist Church will head
the delegation. Mr.. Fraser is pres
ident of the executive committee
of the national body.
The Rev. Frank Burress, presi-
dent of the District of Columbia
Baptist Convention, and Herbert
w. Ludwig, District Convention
vice president, will attend the
Chicago meeting.
ID. C. Pastors Listed.
Among Washington pastors to
attend will be the Rev. DR.. Ed
ward Hughes Pruden, pastor of
First Baptist Church; the Rev.
DR.. Clarence w. Crawford. pastor
of Calvary Baptist Church. and
the Rev. DR.. Edward B. Wiling
ham, pastor Of National Baptist
Memorial Church.
The Rev. DR.. M. Chandler
Stith, executive secretary Of the
District Baptist Convention, will
also go to the Chicago meeting.
Baptists throughout the coun-
try will watch the convention with
unusual interest. for this is the
first time the Southern Baptist
Convention has gone outside the
South to hold its annual meeting.
One important element influ-
encing this decision is the fact
that only a few Southern cities
have hotel and other facilities to
accommodate the large number of
messengers and visitors to the
convention. Oklahoma City last
year found its facilities severely
taxed to meet the influx of nearly
$4,000 persons.
Expected to Be Reelected.
The convention opens the eve
ming of May 8 with the Rev. DR..
Robert G. Lee of Memphis, con-
vention president. as presiding Of
ficer. The appointment of con-
vention committees will be the
main business of the opening ses-
sion. On May IL the election of
officers for 1950-51 will take place
DR.. Lee is expected to be reelected
for a second term. ..
Other officers,. up for election
include Senator Kerr, Democrat,
of Oklahoma. second vice presi-
Evening star., 1950-05-01

dent, and the Rev. DR.. j. D. Grey
Of New Orleans. first vice presi-
dent.
Washington pastors on official
boards are the Rev. M. P. German
of Bethany Church. Foreign Mis-
sions Board; the Rev. Herbert w.
Baucom of Takoma Park Church.
Sunday School Board. and the
Rev. j. Ray Garrett Of Second
Church, Relief and Annuity Board.
The Southern Baptist Conven-
ton last year reported that 1t
had 6.491 ,981 members and 26,822
churches in 20 States and the
District of Columbia.
Evening star., 1950-05-01
BY Tho Assoeiesed Press

DACHAU, Germany. May L.
Nine American airplanes flying in
the form Of q cross. new over
Dachau yesterday in ceremonies
marking the fifth anniversary OF
the liberation of the infamous
Evening star., 1950-05-01
Statue to Comp Dead Dedicated at Dochou

Maxi concentration camp by the
American army.
Five thousand former inmates
from France. Belgium. Luxen-
bourg. Britain, Austria and Ger
many joined in dedicating a
statue to the camps dead out
side the former crematorium.
Evening star., 1950-05-01
o.DEAR READER.

there's something you ought to know. m
It's about Cody.s Servicenter. They .
clean and repair Just about every
thing. They expertiy clean suits. =
coats. dresses. gloves, hats; they re- =
bags. luggage. umbrellas, zippers; they =
make shoes longer, shorter. wider or j
narrower, add or take OF platforms, n
them any color. They have complete 8
alteration, facilities, too. Cody,s Serv- r
icenter, T12 I2th street NV. An :
located | % riSfit In fiUs'h the hesgt ss Of down
townt Sterling 7096. NAH orders j
accepted. e
. uwBuUUR9u mRuwuuug
Evening star., 1950-06-23

Base: and Barbara Herren. a.. Water
James IeMiilsn; =. SOC Portland m st, So; So
Alfred Coulter, ir, IS. Lanaover, Nd, and
Hilda Herman, -, Alexandria, Va.
walter WEBSTER. -. 312 X st. Sc, and
| Yvonne Jackson, 81. lila New Hamp-
shire ave. nv.
and Gertrude Mountain. 81. ia5 Jefier-
! son ST. nv.
warnie williams 49 73a Ruston pl. ~.
and Jane Harris. 50, eel n st. NV
/ William Edelin, IS. l43l Potomac ave
Sc. and Irene callaghan, 20, 3735 D
James Brown; IS. Rocky Mount, n C..
.,nd snd EEna @ Baker. 4, 3l0 45th St: n. Z,
| Church rd, nv, and Geraldine JaeS.
son. "a, "A Myrtle s. ne
Robert Lewis. ir.. IS. 1908 Maryland ave
ne. and Ethelsn Stewart, g, iosi
! Otis st. NV.
Bolivar stsuis, l7os R st. nv. and Con.
suelo Reyes, =, 1889 18th St NV.
both Of 1855 aIst st. nv. NV '"''
John Churchill, "a, wareham. Mass. and
I Mary Putnam. 1e. 2saS Cathedral ave
/ NV.
/ Charles Phelps. 90. Ago Military I'd. NV,
and Helen Emory. 81. Baltimore
Wayne Lutz, 80, 1885 r st. nw., and
Doris Lushnot. 30. Charleslon, W. va
/ Mary scun 90. 313 Rock Greek Church
Otis Chapman. es. 1855 1rvinr st. nv.
| and Emma Bocknight, IS, 1897 18TH
victor Nouet, as, wurtsboro, n r. and
Dwight Brown. II, IS, and Janet Hudson.
! "A. both Of Charlottesville. va.
Evening star., 1950-06-23
ID. G.. Vital Statistics Report

Boyd and Aurelia Clayton. boy.
Victor and Geraldine D'Anns, boy.
Albert and and nf Mar3orie Dun; punninston, HDs boy.
Eoward and Reba Fisher, boy.
Stephen and Phyllis Hart. boy.
Richard apd Rosa Hunt. boy;
Ceoree and Jessie Ignatieff. boy.
Thomas and Nellie Jimerfield. boy.
William and Arlene Kelly boy.
Frank and Helen Locantore, boy.
anss Mis snd sd Issli. EiSls Miles, MIPer bos boy
Robert and Agnes Myers, boy.
Paul and Wilma Phillips, boy.
James and Evelyn Queen, boy.
Richard and Dorothy Samerjian. boy:
James and Katherine Stanton, boy.
John and Mary Warthan, boy.
Sandoe and Edna windheim. boy.
Leslie and Elizabeth Belt, girl.
John and Ruby Boteler. girl.
Mike and Hellaine Christian, girl
| Joseph and Sue Cox. girl.
Troy and Elsie Altizer, boy.
| Richard and Mary Barnard, boy.
Dee and Martha Brsmwell. twin boys.
Joseph and Alma Burke, boy.
Elmo and Rae Ceconi, boy.
David and Lillian DeBernardo, boy.
Cornelius and Myra Donnelly, boy.
Warren and Mary Finken. boy.
Alfred and Lois Flynn, boy.
| Francis and Evelyn Hessler, boy.
! Charles and Elizabeth Hutchinson, boy.
| Sheldon and Rebecca Jones boy.
Robert and Ellen Litzenburs, boy.
| Charles and Helen Magnetti. boy.
Walter and Margaret McDorman. boy.
Richard and Marsaret Morris. boy.
| John and Violet O'Conner; boy.
Harry and Mary Pickles, boy.
Charles and Kathryn Reed. boy;
Arthur and Mildred shellhouse. boy.
Ralph and Clara Suit, boy:
william and Anna Ticket boy.
Willie and Marie Whittemore. oos.
John and Patricia Borsuk, girl
Charles and Lillian Chsbinak. girl
Fulton and Eleanor Cook, sirl.
will9 bs1F ,ns and nss Rstty GIrss s,Tl GIRL
Hubert and Nathalie deJonghe dArdoy
sa9s. .ss s9d cs4ga aSfTs PHBgsz s5 sT
John and Ella Ennis, girl. -,
James sSd ~ Boia, Fs1Datssf asss er girl
william and Anne Hilton, girl.
aissrt asoase and smp drsce seesfff Jeffries. sirl.
CHRISTOPHER and Sophia Karas' girl.
5ohn 5ofn snd ana Marele Efa1a9e'fi Lynn. nn siri M
Houston and Dorothy .sL,s McGLlsry .,I girl
Alfred and Myra Mende1sohn, girl.
George anG Nellie Miller, girl
william and Regina Mover. girl.
ISars john and nnd Anne Anne PATTERSON. girl,
Lamar and Dorothy Phillips, firl.
Martin and Eileen ouieley; eirl.
InOmdS ana Elelile bScu' Sui
Milton and Sarah R?senfield, girl.
Frank and Palma Soria, girl.
Erick and Fren Stark. girl.
Baudy and Evelyn Taylor. girl.
Robert and June Terrell girl.
Ward and Lois Thomas, girl.
Frederick and Helen Thompson, girl.
Merton and Catherine White, cirl.
Samuel and Sylvia Zagoria, girl.
Ottoway and Frances Butler boy.
James and Jacqueline Cope. boy.
Roland and Hazel Davis, boy.
James and Mary Eliis, boy.
Zollie and Lillian Foeg, boy.
Maceo and Yvonne Mayo. boy.
Peter and Viola McAdoo, boy.
Wallace and Thelna Newburn. boy.
Melvin and Lorraine Phillips, boy.
Nehemiah and Josephine Smith. boy.
Arrow and Claudia 1heweatt. boy.
Turner and Minnie williams, boy.
Edward and Margarst Willis; boy.
Marcel and Violet Wilson, boy.
| John and Catherine Butler. girl:
Raymond and Arlene Bynum. girl.
Evening star., 1950-06-23
| Minister, II, Is Charged
with AssauIiing 1een-Ager
By the As,eeia,ed Press

BROOKFIELD. Mo-. June 23.-
The Rev. Merritt Kenneth Kinks,
pastor of the Christian Church at
Mendon. Mo. yesterday was
charged with rape of one teen-age
Brokofield girl and felonious as
sault against two others.
Prosecuting Attorney Marvin
Hopper filed the charges and said
the minister admitted raping
Carol Lee Renshaw, IA, and strik-
ing 10 Ann Spencer, 13. and Joyce
Elizabeth Spencer, IL. sisters.
with a German Luger pistol last
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Hopper said Kinks. in a
signed statement, gave this ac-
count:
He picked up the three girls In
his car and after buying them
soda pop at a country grocery
stopped near Saint Catherine. Mo.
He ordered the two younger girls
out of the car and then struck
them on the head with the Luger.
After ordering the Renshaw girl
to remove her clothing. he raped
her. He then drove four miles
down the road, let the girl out
and drove on to MendOn.
Kinks was arrested last night
after investigation by Sergt. Wal
ter Snyder of the State Highway
Patrol. He is q, married, and
father of two children.
He Is a graduate of Drake Uni
versity, Des Moines.
Evening star., 1950-06-23
Deaths Reported

(By the D. C Bureau of Vital statistics.)
Hannah E. Crawford, n, Silver Spring
soseoe jenkins. @ 4 + sss ssas sts so:s s., ne
Russell P. Belew. 70. 17Q1 18th st. NV.
Charles W. Denton, ~. 71S 1th st. sw.
Herman Veon, 72. Soldiers Home.
Herbert H Short. II, Soldiers Home.
Leo Bachrach. &C., Ill -Anacostia I'd. Sc
Annie " Hefner, 50, 1907 Olive st. ne
Wister J. Wyne, 63, 1889 Minnesota ave
Elizabeth Musher, ss 1905 wisconsin sv.
John j. H. Avery. So. 500 Hamilton st. NV
5ssa SSfREs" Ssr g. e. s61 'fS|ns s
Trsssie {; E. Clarke. 40, 1922 Wisconsin av.
John T. Smallwood, .36, Hillside, Md.
Maisie Z. J. Raven, 30, 1921 Connecticut
Ann wedding, infant, e1o1 Livingston I'd
lawson ). johnson. e5, 2os1 Fiasler pl
John chesley, 81. 51e Virginia ave. sc.
Ernest snas oN n Minis, no' Is. 1925 5th st. NV.
Gallie Hammond, SO, $50 Virginia ave.
Arthur D. washington, infant. 1901 4th
pemitrus p. Thompson, infant, Mclean
Evening star., 1950-06-23
Births Reported
(By the D. c. Bureau o

(By the D. C. Bureau Of Vital statistics)
Berwin and Edna Adler, boy.
Emil and Vivian Andrusko, boy.
Charles and Helen Berry, boy.
| Peter and Joan Brown, boy.
Frederick and Irene Carson, boy.
Evening star., 1950-06-23
Commissioners Uphold ABC RuIinq on Cote

The Commissioners yesterday
upheld the Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board in finding the
Parkway Cafe, 3063-3o65 NJ street
NV. guilty Of serving alcoholic
Evening star., 1950-06-23

day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
George Peoples. III. ee. 632 Morton st
NV. and Cyrea DeMoss, 90, 142I Mon
tello ave. ne
Lester Groves. 81, OF Alexandria, Va
and Mary Dennis, is, 606 Msssacha-
sets ave. NV.
Raymond Rosley, 23, so7 Rittenhouse st
NV, and Phyllis Thomas, 2l' OF Frost
burg. Nd.
Louis calomiris. a5, 1881 Rittenhouse st
NV. and Patricia Triantis. II. zoe
Rittenhouse st. NV.
Homer ortmeyer. 32, Chevy Chase. Nd
. and sybil Lewis. 2e, 1900 H ST. NV
Samuel Shapiro, 81, and Charlotte Brozer
II, both Of Baltimore.
John Sauer, 81, Bradbury Heishts, Nd.
and Margaret Hasgenmaker, 19, 44l
Tennessee ave. ne.
Mike NesZes, 23. and Annie Horvath. IS
both Of Bursaw, N. C..
Fenrick DeFour, "A, 425 Fairmont ST
NV, and PHYLLIS sheafe. "a e37 p st
Allan stanpury. 2l. oravellv Point. Va
and Mallane Buchanan, 81, 1901 Mas
sachusetts ave. NV.
land land. fs' Seiai both of 1899 na st. NV O'
Lee Kuong, IS, 1909 st. NV, and Doro.
:. thy wallace, 25, .202 5th st. Sc.
Joan Donaldson, 81. 100 18th st nv
Georse Williams. %, Boiling Air Forcs
Evening star., 1950-06-23

beverages TO q person Of ''notori-
ously incorporate habits"
The city heads reduced the
penalty. however. from 90 DAYS
suspension to IS DAYS.
Evening star., 1950-06-23
Marriage License Applications

Under D. c. latD. couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. tDdit three tuu days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Scorfs and Ties-A0e
Were 81 and f1.9S

200 seaFfs and ties. varisd styles, in silk, rsyon
satin snd wool. Asserted designs end eslon.
IS obions Wool Mohair Sesrs. Assorted
eoIors. Were $895, Now$3
200 Sears Nets. to protect your hair. NyIon
net witt, royon seorf in solid colors and prints.
Were $I.o5. 75e
i2S kayen Jersey BIoussttss in assorted prints
ond eolors Small, medium, large. extro large.
Were $295 Now
ITS Silk Seafs in assorted prints and colors
Were 81 .o5 to $14.o5. Now to 81
Is Rsyon Satin Dieksys, wee neck and round
neck styles. Brown, black, white. Were $2.o5.
Now
IS ksysa BoueIs Dieksys. Light blue, black,
pink, navy, watermelon, toast, sroy, ton. Were
S9sSSs Sksy9
W&El-Neckweal. Aisle IL and II. First Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-30
BIouses Reduced

IS Wool and Roysn BIeusss. Woods ore in
prints, plain coIors and stripes with club eolors
or mandarin neekne. Royons ore in three
styles !. jewel neck with beoded design,
domosk-type pottern with low neckiine, striped
royon toilored shirt. Sizes 81 to SO, white
pink, blue. block, beige. Were $7.o5 to
HlO.9o. NOW 94.T9
IS Wool snd Reyon BIousss. Woods are posteIs
with boat neckline and three quarter sleeves,
several other styles ovoiloble in wool also.
Royon blouses are toored styles OF jewel neck
lines with fooeotno and sotin trim. Sizes 80
to 38. White. pink, oroy. Were $4e5 TO
S8o5. Now
80 Cotton Rsyon Meirs Tsffsts, WeeI snd
Cotton VeIvetssn BIeusss. Two styles in cotton,
toiIored styles and little boy shirt Royon tof-
feto is short sleeved vestee, wool bIouses ore
sleeveless with button close shoulders. Cotton
vsIveteen biouses have mandarin nsc<Iine and
button back Sizes 81 to 3S. White, block,
blue, brown, navy. Were $3.95 to $lo.o5.
W&I-Blouses, Aisle IL, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-30

50 Rayen and Silk BIeusss in
women's sizes. The royon
blouses have beaded trim and
come in Two styles. The silk
bIouses ore long slesved jewel
necks with tucked front. Sizes
SO to 46. White, pink, black.
30 RayoN Crepe and Wool
eIouses. Crepes ore beoded
blouses in Two populor styles.
Wools are drope neckIine
style blouse. Sizes 81 to 38.
Beige, pink, blue. -------
10 Lame and Costume
BIousss. Lame blouses ore
long sleeve with peter pan
collar. Another style is long
sIeeved sheer with metoiIie
thread. Sizes IA, Is. White,
purple, blue. ------
W&L-Blouses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Set Of Wall and Base
Cobinets Reduced,
S161 go Vas S242.4O

Consist Of five pieces as folIows-
W4z-3o h- Inch Wall Cabinet.
l Ac 24-ineh Bose Cabinet.
AD I8-ineh Base csbinst.
l 42-ineh Solid mepis bose eabinst tsp.
Whot-not shelf.
Set Of Wall cabinets end Sink.
Were $6oo.3o. Now $4,000
Combination broom slssst sRd vol
eabinet. S4"xl8".
Z wa, 3oKz Inch Wsh csblnsts.
l WIS, 3oh-ineh Wall csbinse.
Src-L Bose Cabinet.
Scl5L Base cobinet.
D Corner AcL Cabinet.
so-ineh Red Formies Sink top With bsM.
Set Foueets and Stroinss.
W&L-Electrical Appliances,
Down Stairs Store
Evening star., 1950-03-30

Juniors and Teen-oge
Shoes, $4.95 Were 1925
IS pairs Of black, brown and green
eoIfskin shoes, with low and medium
heels. Broken sizes, 4h to 8.
W&L-Junior and Children's Shoes,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Costume Slips Reduced

80 Reyon Crepe Slips with
tailored double tops, stroieht
cut skirts. White, sizes II to Is. S
Is Reyen Crepe Slips with Ioee
trim top, bios cut skirts, nile
green, yellow or white. Size II. 5
5 StrapIess Evening Slips with
lace and ribbon trim top. White,
size "a. - 5
~ Rayon Crepe Slips, foeoted
edge top, eIostic under arm,
stroieht cut skirts. White, sizes
81 and 36. 5
W&L-Costume Slips, Third Fl,
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Mems Homburq Hats, $6.85

" ere yI6.oU
S. Mems fine queiity fur felt hats with nor
row brm :. :. in nut brown; cloud sray and
black shades. Skies 6s4 TO IN.
50 pairs Of Mems oxfords with rubber or
leather soIes; plain toe and stroeht tip styles
buckle and Ioce styles in the group.
Combined sizes as foIIows-A 81A to lOE;
to II; c eh to u; D 6 to 9. 10 to 2:
Were 1896. --$5.s5
WS5L-The Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Underwear Reduced

! Psirs Paiamas, cotton with
broodeIoth trousers and cotton
jersey tops in blue. Size 38. -
~ Rsyor Crepe Gowns, loee-
trimmed tops and midriff. Milo
green and pink. Size 36. ---
II Reyon Sotin Gowns. short
sleeves and notch collars. Blue
and pink, size 81. ---
B3 Royen Crepe and Spun Reyea
Gowns with roll collar styles, val
trim. Lone-sIeeved. Pink and
blue, sizes 81 and 34----
10 Rayon Crepe Gowns with net
and val trim. Yellow and blue
sizes "a to SO. ---
W&L-Underwear, Third Fl
Evening star., 1950-03-30

w&L-BlouseA Aisle Is. First Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Misses Zip-Iined Pea Jackets, $37

745 Pairs of Women's Shoes, $4.85
We're $l29 to $I7.05
HehsNIed
trim Were o
Now
Second "'
Evening star., 1950-03-30
BIouses " and Less than "

Wefo NeW
$lo.95 to
$l2.o5 &.45
$13.e5 $6.75
$22.o5 to
1895 $ii.4S
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Heavy Cotton Knit Gowns

Csc Were S1.65 and SI95
D5 Hsevy Cotton Knit Gowns and Psiamos,
rose and blue, size 3.
Were Now
Is Union Suits. $3.50 wool,
429o cotton, teorose. Sleeve
less ond short-sleeved styles
TO the knee and over
knee lengths, sizes 36 to 40, $3.50 to
not oil sizes in every style $3.50 $z.S5
10 Vets, half wool, hoIf royon.
loyee size only, teorose cotton $l.e5 S5e
IS Psnts, nyIon treot, small
size, tight leg style. White
and pink, size 4---- $3.50 s5e
IS Tsiiered Slips, short-lenoth
nyIon trieot. White only. size
TT 1O.11 $k.SV
IS Block Royon Jersey Bars,
sizes 81 and 36--- $l.50 69e
10 ons-pises Reyon Jersey
Shert Peiames. Small size
only, teorose and bIue-- $3.50 $i.25
W&L-Knit Underwear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Mems Suits, $24.7s

Mems Suits, $247s We're s55 and 500
Mems Regulars s.
3s 3d. 40 40 and 4e; Shof
Aus4e.
ond
49, 80 49, Were
wuto1ored Regulars 80. "a, s5 g. 81
NdnsS Store
Evening star., 1950-03-30
Irregular NyIon Hose. 81

If perfect womld sell for $1.35 g SI.75
$50 pairs kesedoIs brsnd. IS denisr sheer
and 30 dsnier business weight, 81 sauss.
SpYins shsdss, sizes 8h 10 ioN.
Were New
12o pain First quality 50
dsnisr ssrvies weight nyIen
hose with cotton sole. NoIds
brand Spring shades, sizes
sk TO lok. $3.50 Si.oo
40 pairs First QuaIity Ne
csIlum kylon Hose with
sandal sole for low-cut shoes.
Spring shades, sizes 8k to
loh. .------------- sl.e5 sl.oo
W6sL-Hosiery, Aisle II and 10, First Floor
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-08-17
. Mink Street
BY MRS. NORA LUELLEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cramer, of
Waldo, spent Friday at the home
of their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Williams and
family, near Magnetic Springs.
Rev. and Mrs. Delbert Krumm,
of Westerville; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Green and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vim McIntire, Mrs. Jane Conklin,
Mrs. Olive Stone and Mrs. Mable
Benjamin, all of OStrander; and
Mrs, Clara Heavlin, of Delaware,
all members of the f. u. B,
church of Ostrander, spent from
Tuesday until Thursday at the
Red Bird Mission in Beverly, KY,
Marvin Williams is on a tour
through Canada with the F. F. A
of Magnetic Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller
and daughter, Virginia; Nora Lu-
ellen, and L. M. Hendrick motor
ed to Montana. They spent sew
eral days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Retterer and family
at Lewistown. Mr.. Retterer is
Mrs. Luellen's son. On the re-
turn trip they spent some time at
the Yellowstone National Park;
Warm Springs, Wyo.; Rochester,
Mimi; and through the Canyon,
Sunday callers at the H. M,
Williams home were their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs,
H. Hopkins and family, of Colum-
bus; Mr.. and Mrs. H. TreeSe, Mrs.
Iva Thomas, daughter, Ettamae,
and granddaughter, Ruth Ellen,
of Columbus.
Mrs. E. E. Williams spent from
Wednesday until Saturday with
her daughter, Mrs. Effie Martin,
of Wyandotte, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Williams,
daughter, Lois, and son, Marvin
spent two weeks at Stoutsville at
the E. U. B. meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cramer
were Sunday dinner guests OF
their daughter, Mrs. Nora Lu-
ellen. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Heavlin,
daughter, Arlene, and son, Billy
were afternoon callers.
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LEESBURG. MAGNETIC
T. F. "A. CHAPTER MEETS

The LeeSburg- Magnetic F. F
A. Chapter met Monday night
Aug. z, in the school house al
Magnetic Springs.
The meeting was called to or
der by the president, Dick Par
rott. Thirteen members answered
roll call.
It was announced that Mag
netic chapter received End place
on its booth at the Redwood
Fair. A group of boys were ap-
pointed by the president to help
with the booth at the State Fair
The new Agriculture teacher,
w. H. Frantom, was present and
plans were completed for camp
ing trip to Canada. About Is
boys from Ostrander and Mag
netic will take this trip.
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her home Sunday. She is inn
proving nicely.
Sandra Warner, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Warner, is en-
joying the week at Camp Owens.
Mrs. E. w. Morrison and Mrs.
r. j. Langstaff called on Mrs.
Alice Price Friday at rest home
near Stratford. Mrs. Price is very
poorly. Her condition is due to
weakness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carter, of
Cleveland, were Sunday guests of
Mr.. Carter's mother, Mrs. Eva
Carter, and family.
The condition of Mr.. Curt
Callahan is somewhat improved,
He is able to be up in his wheel
chair again.
Mr.. Ernest Fields has been SER
iously i'll at his home west of
Redwood. He planned to go into
Columbus Hospital Monday for
additional tests.