davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-02-21

Modern Chinese claims Of SOW
ereignty over Tibet date from the
last days Of the Manchu Dynasty,
which ended in 1912.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-23
CYVENzMO SUCIUPTAS
J. Svaistas

kodel. Vienu zodziu, saukia ir turiu
nuvykti!
Vengdamas tolesniu klausinejimu,
skubiai isbildejo is namu. Tvirbutiene
pasiliko smarkiai sukresta. Aiskiu ne
pavykusiu melu tebeaidejo jai vyro pa
siaiskinimas. Ir toji liga jo visai fall
syva dabar pasirode. Rytinis itarimas
skaudziai pasitvirtino. Kad cia kas ne
gera vyksta, slepiama, il aiskiausiai
nujaute. Bet kas, sito suprasti neisten-
ge. Gerokai pasikankinusi nutare at
verti viska motinai ir drauge isgvil-
denti
Vos tik Tvirbutas islipo is auto
mobilio ir priejo prie duru nurodytu
adresu, tuojau pasitiko j liekna, grak-
sti, tamsaus veido, moteris.
- Ma Sit, manu mielas -. . Nesiti-
kejai, Peter? Cia tau nepaprasta staig
mena. Maloni, ar ne, prisipazink da-
bar?
- Savaime suprantama!
Uzsimaskavo Tvirbutas dvipras-
miu atsakymu. Jis dejosi linksmas, Pc
tenkintas. Olivia meiliai paeme j uz
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-23

rankos ir isivede j sveciu kambari
- Cia as apsistojau pas savo pa
zistamus. Dabar visi iseje. Likausi tik
as ir vaikai.
Svelniu skaidriu tembru skambejo
jos balsas. Veide zaide nuosirdziai pa
traukG sypsena.
Tuo metu triuksmingai isove dai-
lus kokiQ penkeriu metu berniukas. Jis
grieztai pareikalavo:
= Mama, as noriu ice cream! Visi
vaikai perka y
Sc, nusipirk ir tn, = padave Oil
via pora danny ir isleidusi uzdare duris.
Pc to astriu zvilgsniu perskrode
Tvirbuta ir pasake:
= Tai tavo sunus. Kaip tau pa
tinka? Mattel, koks panasus j tave?
Kaip lasas vandens lasa. Tuo tarpu
as jam nieko nesakiau, kad tn esi jo
tevas. Arba, kitaip sakant, kad jojo
tevas tebera gyvas dar 49,.
Tvirbutas pasijuto parblokstas.
Visiskai apstulbes, jis tylejo. Jokio 70
dzio neistenge surasti, kad ka nors
tuojau atsakytQ. j pritrenke neisven-
giama ir sunkiai ivykdoma atsakomy-
be. Drauge pasoko ir dziaugsmas. IS
karto atsipalaidavo nuo skaudziausiai
izeidziancio pasmerkimo. siuo momen-
tn jis beveik neabejojo, kad ir Billy jo
sunus. Tx Wis delto kokia klaiki pal
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-23

nys sveikos ir visas jis svei-
kas, tai toxic sunkiau duo
dasi istraukiami. Vistiek ka-
da nors but,l pagedas. Nieko;
tamsta, nera amino.
Reiskia, jau dvieju dainty
nebera.
= Jei nepakenti skausmo,
tai galima apmarinti If ME
ko nejausi.
- @, as galiu pakesti, ne
labai skauda! o tue tarpu
pagalvojau: = Tu tik II
troksti name apmarinti, o
paskui islnpinesi man vlsus
dantis. Bedancio ne zmona
j namus neisileis!
- Oar sta galima butu
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Tesinys is pereito numerio }


il pazenge pora zingsniu nuo te-
tefono if pasiliko belaukianti Girdejo
tik vyro zodzius: "As Taip, as. HIM -.
Ne. Negaliu. Gerai. Tuoj astvykstu.'
Telefone tue tarpu skambejo: "Oli-
via Mardvin. IS San Francisco. Atsi-
meni? Tuojau noriu pasimatyti! As
pakelsiu viesa skandala, jeigu neatvyk-
tum. 1926 West Irving Avenue. Laukiu."
Tvirbutas padeio telefono rageli ir su-
stingo pakrikusioj pozoj. 10 veidas bu-
vo isbales, galva nuleista.
zmona tuojau paklause:
-Kas cia per moteris? Ko il nori?
- IS Telephone Company
Helen nusisypsojo su didele ironija.
- Visai nepazistamas man balsas!
- Nauja operator, - teisinosi wy
ras Wis dar nusisukes.
= Labai man keista: atostogos IL
saukia -.
Tvirbutas atsigreze, pakele galva
ir CANA erzliai pasake:
= Ma, uztiko mamie ir saukia. Ko-
kia tn priekabi. Argi as dabar zinau,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-23

niava staiga susinarpliojo apie j. Ir
kaip visa tai dabar sklandziai, be di-
desnio savos seimos sukretimo, be
skandalingos viesumos apgaleti. Prizes
j atsistojo rusti nuoga tikrenybe. Be
jokio pasigailejimo verzesi j garsiai
prabilti.
= Seskit, Peter, ko stow dabar.
Tau gal labai keista, kaip as suradau
tave? Veliau apie tai. Duok dabar
pasidziaugti, pakankamai tave pasi-
ziureti. Gal nebeteks daugiau
Kodel taip manai? = tolimu al
du atsiliepe jo zodziai.
- AS tai geriausiai manau, bet ka
tn dabar pasakysi?
AS. Ma ka gi as? Taip staiga,
taip netiketa -.
All, Peter, Peter ;. Tu mano myli-
miausias ir pirmasis mano gyvenimo
pavasario dziaugsme :.
Jos balsas pasidare graudus. Is
kankintu ilgesiu nuskambejo jane pa
laidotos viltys, laimes sutemos.
Kick jau metu! Ir kaip visa taS
toll, toll ). Bet tn, turblt, atsimeni
dar, ka? Atsimeni - San Francisko,
tn Navy first sergeant, puikus karys.
Jusu laivynas Pacific ocean puola ja-
ponus, bet tau sekasi. Tu Wis uoste ap-
mokai naujokus. Kai tik laisvas, tuo-
jau skubi pas name. Mes dziaugiames
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-23

ir apsyaigdami gaudom savo laime.
Paskum ir tau teko isplaukti Bet
kokie meilus laiskai -. AS ju laukda-
vau, kaip ligonis sveikatos. Daug "a
dejai. ;. Oh kaip daug tn man esi paza-
dejes. Ir staiga nutruko viskas. Beveik
Xxi sios dienos. Pamanyk, Peter ;. AS
tikrai pagalvodavau, kad tn zuves.
Tvirbutas nusitvere paskutini 70
di ir tarytum atsigavo. Jis pradejo
kurti.
- Tavo mintis visai teisinga buvo.
AS vos-ne-vos islikau gyvas. Paciu fan
tastiskiausiu budu. Musu laiva sutor-
pedavo japonai. Vienas is paskutiniQju
atsiduriau vandenyje. Ilgai kamavausi,
netekau samones. Kai atsipeikejau IL
goninej, nei vieno savo daikto nebera-
dau. Dingo ir tavo adresas -. Be to,
as ir atminti buvau prarades.
Vargsas ;. Dabar pasakyk tn
man, Peter, visai atvirai: ar jau buvai
vedes, kai name pazinai, ar veliau We
del?
Toks staigus ir netiketas klausi-
mas vel uzciaupe jam burma. Pradejo
blaskytis ir mikcioti:
Ma, 4. kaip cia pasakius ). Jei-
gu juridiskai ziureti, taip, vedes. Bet
as turejau jau issiskirti ir byla, gall
ma sakyti, buvo jau pradeta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-23

The holiday season for most
homemakers is the busiest time of
the year. What with shopping, en-
tertaining and preparing special
meals, it seems there's just never
enough time for all the things that
need to be done. Not SO for the
lucky homemaker who cooks cleo
trically.
The modern electric range en-
ables you to prepare appetite
tempting meals for family and
guests, and still have plenty of
time for other duties.
Accurate, automatic control of
heat is the answer. You simply
pop complete oven meal into the
electric range, set time and tenn
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-23
PAS DANTISTA

Apziurejo mano dantis,
pakrapstinejo kazkokiu ms
trumentu ir pareiske:
= Galima butu pataisyti,
bet ar verta? Geriau is
trauksiu, mes numatau, kad
jis vistiek pages. zinai,
Tamsta, Teksase yra mics
tukas, kur zmones turf juo-
dus dantis, bet fmano drau-
gas dantistas negalejo ten
pragyventi, mes tie juodi
dantys negenda. Nuo 'vieti-
Mo vandens juos aptraukia
juodumu ir lyg uzkonser-
vuoja. Juodi, bet visada svei-
XII. Tas mano draugas turejo
issikelti j kita vieta, uz 10
myliu, kur dantys pas visus
balti, bet darbo jis turejo
Xxi valiai. Cia, natal, yra vi
sokiu vietu...
- Ai!!!
O, tai nieko, tik dar
daugiau issiziok, dabar pa
ziuresime j kitus.
Supratau, kad vieno dan
ties pas name jau nera.
- Sakai, Arizonoj klima-
tas geras :. Taip, dykuma,
sausa, bet dabar jau daug
vietu pravesta irrigacija If
auginama apelsinai, citrinos,
fygos, ananasai. Valdzia ten
buvo suradus lygumoj tikra
roiu. Puiki augmenija, sau-
leta, pauksciai ciulba, geles
zydi, niekad nelyja. Ir pasta
te uz SO milionu ligonine bu-
vusiems kariams. Ligoniu
plauciai taisesi, bet pradeJo
ateiti is viso krasto gydyto-
ju pranesimai apie susirgi-
mus drugiu. Ir Wis sirgdavo
tie, kurie buvo gydesi toj
rojaus ligoninej. Valdzia dar
karta patyrinejo ir paaiske-
.jo, kad is senu senoves inde-
mai lenkdavosi tos pasakls-
kai grazios vietos, nestaty-
davo ten savo palapiniu, va
dindami ta zemes roju vel
nio sleniu. Todel nebeliko
nieko kito, kaip tik uzdaryti
ta ligonine ir pastatus par
duoti kaip lauza, ka valdzia
ir padare. Taigi ir Arizonoj
yra visokiu vie -.
- ALL!
NiekO Tamsta. SitO SAX
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-23

istraukti, - sake dantistas.
- Toks pageltonejimas su-
kelia gedima. AS tamstai pa
tarciau ilgai nedelsti -.
Ne, daktare, siandien
iau neturiu laiko. Gal kita
karta.
= Tai skiriu tau pasima-
tyma penktadieni situo lai-
ku.
= Gerai, situo laiku.
Prisipazinsiu, kad tasai
penktadienis buvo lygiai
pernai situo laiku.
Bijau. -.
Esu bailys!
V. Skinka
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-23

perature controls and go on with
whatever you want to do. The
electric oven turns on at the time
you set, shuts off when the meal
is cooked. Meat or fowl cooked
in an electric range will not dry
out, so there is no need to waste
time basting, no need to peek, no
need to be in the kitchen at all.
The modern electric range saves
time in other ways, too. Electric
heat is clean as sunshine. Bottoms
of cooking utensils can't smudge.
Kitchen curtains and walls stay
clean longc@, Is it any wonder
homemakers say that the holiday
season is brighter when you have
an electric range?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-23

. Pc ilgos pertraukos pasirode
Eglutes 8-asis numeris - uz
rugsejo menesi.
. Detroite Balfo rinkliavoje su-
rinkta $4,4OO. Rinkliava vyko per
visa spalio menesi. Viesoj rink
liavoj dalyvavo 225 rinkejai.
Vadovavo E. Pauraziene.
. Misku specialistas Jonas Ba-
liukas Argentinos zemes ukio
ministerijos paskirtas vadovau-
tt misku sodinimui Patagonijos
srityje.
. Gydytojas A. Josiukas Toron-
to Bandings Institute pakvies-
tas padaryti mokslini pranesi.
ma dziovos klausimais.
. Toronto pavergtu tautu komi
tetas rengia mitinga didziausio
je miesto saleje.
. Uragvajaus Lietuviu bendruo
menes organizacinis komitetas
kuri sudaro visu sroviu atsto
val, isleido atsisaukima, smer
kianti nesantaikos kelejus il
kirsintojus. Tokiu tarpe pazy
mimas Lazdauskas-T -Toliusis, ra
sas Naujienose.
. Chicagoje ivyko Jono Bren
zos, laimejusio Cook apskrities
izdininko rinkimus, pagerbimas
Kalbejo L. simutis, A. Rudis
St. Pieza, A. Oils ir KIT. A. Oils
papasakojo, kaip jam pavyko ]
Brenza isstatyti kandidatu il
pasidziauge, kad jo kandidatas
laimejo.
. Dailininkas P. Osmolskis nu.
piese lietuvisku kalediniu svei.
kinimu atviruku. Isleido Gabija
$40 Union Ave., Brooklyn IL
N. Y. Is atviruku su vokais Loo
doleris.
. A. skemos isteigta dramos
studija Brooklyne rengiasi val
dinti A. Keturakio komedijs
Amerika pirtyje. Rezisuoja V
Zukauskas.
. Lapkricio menesio Aidu nu-
meryje raSo: V. Ciziunas -
Tautines samones ugdymas ir
islaikymas emigracijoje; T. DR.,
Kl. Zalalis - Literaturiniai
sventrascio zanrai; prof. E.
Fraenkelis - Apie kalbininkus,
tyrinejusius lietuviu kalba; DR..
J. Grinius - Menas ir mokslas
lietuviu tautos tarnyboje. Gro
Zines kurybos pateike H. Ma
gys, P. Andriusis, V. Kazokas
ir P. Stelingis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-23
kAS ir KUR

. Is Lietuvos, Latvijos ir Es-
tijos pranesama, kad rusai mai
kina ne tik zmones, bet ir mis-
kus. Miskus kerta ne tik tam,
kad misko medziaga isveztu j
Russia, bet kad ir lengviau butu
kovoti SUI partizanais.
. Australijoje einas lietuviu
laikrastis Australijos Lietuvis,
organizuodamas savo spaustuve,
isleido paskolos lapus. Patys
skaitytojai paskolos lapu nu-
pirko uz 700 svaru. Spaustuve
jau irengta.
. Australijoj, Geelong, Vic,
kuriasi grail lietuviu kolonija.
Lietuviai vienoje vietoje jau
pirko $50 sklypu namams sta
tyti. Planuojama pastatyti rel
kalingus pastatus ir lietuviu tau
tiniams bel religiniams reika-
1ams.
. Vokietijoje, po ilgos ligos, mi
re advokatas Balys Dirmantas.
Palaidotas Haslache, prancuzu
zonoj.
. Vakaru Vokietijoje dabar gy-
vena 11,4O8 lietuviai. Anglu 70
moi 6,387, amerikieciu - 4,525
ir prancuzu - 1876. Anglu 20
noje stovyklose gyvena 1892,
o privaciai - 3,195.
Tremtiniai nusiskundzia. kad
IRO centre zenevoje tarnauto-
jai yra beveik vienos tautybes
asmenys, kurie labai uoliai prisi-
laiko sovietams palankiuju IRO
konstitucijos nuostatu.
Australijos federaline vyriau-
sybe rengia istatyma, kuriuo ir
naujieji imigrantai bus pasaukti
privalomai karinei tarnybai.
. DR.. J. Sliupo paminklui sta
tyti komitetas baige darba ir
persiorganizavo j DR.. J. sliupo
biografijai leisti komiteta. Lai-
dotuvems ir paminklui statyti
komitetas isleido $2,410s Likutis
1852 pervestas biografijos leidi-
mo reikalams.
. Chicagoje isikurusio vaiku
teatro atidarymas ivyks gruo-
dzio 2 d., II East IL Theater sa-
leje.
. Komunistu veikejas V. And
rulis lapkricio IA d. teismo buvo
paskelbtas deportuotinas. Jis dar
gall apeliuoti j Imigracijos Di-
rektoriu Taryba.
Kanadoj pradetas leisti sa-
vaitinis laikraStis Laisvoji Lie
tuva persitvare j iliustruota me-
nesini zurnala. Spausdinamas
fotografijos budu.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-27
Mrs. Winifred Wolford

Mrs. Winifred Wolford, 70, of
North Lewisburg, died Thursday
in the home of a son, Howard, in
Columbus, following a stroke of
paralysis.
She was born in Union county.
Sept. "a, 1877, a daughter OF
Joshua and Ellen Reams Draper
Survivors include her husband.
Levi Wolford; two daughters
Mrs. Helen Costin, of Mansfield
and Mrs. Irene Pullins, of Wood
stock; two sons, Ralph and How
ard, of Columbus; two sisters
Mrs. c. Pullins, of Columbus
and Mrs. Josie Bryan, of York
Center; three brothers, Jess and
Joe Draper, Of North Lewisburg
and Harry Draper, of Springfield
seven grandchildren and five
great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held al
2 p. m. Sunday in the North Lew
isburg Methodist Church, con
Quoted by Rev. Evangeline Smith
Burial was made in MAPLE Grove
cemetery.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-27
A." Black Hawk

Mr.. and Mrs. George Black
and daughter, Peggy, had as
their Saturday evening supper
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Roderick
Cessna, of CleYeland. Places were
also set for Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas
Black and son, Donald.
The Young Adult Sunday
School Glass met Friday, March
"a, in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ped Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Black and
son, Donald, were Sunday callers
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman D. Rausch and son, Ken
meth.
The Black Hawk Sunny Sisters
met March IS in the home of Miss
Nancy John.
Mrs. Dallas Black was among
the Swear All advisers honored
by a banquet Thursday at Ohio
State University in connection
with the Farm and Home Week.
The 1855 meeting of the Black
Hawk Club was held at the home
of Mrs. Leo Cox with Mrs. Fritz
John and Mrs. Utha Huffman as
sisting.
The meeting was opened by
the president, Mrs. Fritz John
followed by the reading Of the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-27
Milford High Coger
Hospitulized; Rure
Melody Blomed

Vernon Bright, son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Isaac Bright, Milford Center.
and one of Union County'S out
standing athletes, was taken to
University Hospital Wednesday
in serious condition. His illness
was described by County Health
Department officials as a rare
nerve condition.
The illness was first diagnosed
as polio but is now known to be
of a different nature. Vernon is
unable to walk or talk and is al
lowed very few visitors. His con-
dition was described as very bad
by his mother this morning.
During the past basketball
season he was second high scorer
in the county with 285 points and
was named to the all-county
team with nine of 10 possible
votes. He has been a cog in the
Milford baseball team for three
years.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-27
. Elliotsburq

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnes
had as their weekend guests
their grandchildren, Janis and
Sonia and Larry Taylor, of Lake
view.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lisch
and children, of Indian Lake,
and Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Harper,
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mrs. and Mrs. George Harper
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leibhart
and son, Billy, spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dilsaver, of Somersville.
Charles M. Barnes, of Ray
mond, called his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Barnes, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leibhart
and Billy called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Barnes, Monday evening.
George Harper met with an
accident, early Tuesday morning
at the junction of 275 and 33.
while on his way to work in
Springfield. Mr. Harper received
minor injuries, and his car was
completely wrecked.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schaffer
and son of Sandusky, called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Welch and
Mr.. Wellen Elliott, Sunday after
noon.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-27
Deaths In the County
Mrs. Grace Daniels

Mrs. Grace Daniels, aged IS.
of fleetwood, died at $50 p. m.
Monday at her home on Lynn
st. She has been i'll for two
weeks. She was born July 4,
1885 in Redwood, the daughter
of Timothy and Martha (Don-
guet) Beeney, both deceased. In
1907 she was married to Law
renee Daniels who preceded her
in death three years ago. She
was a member of the Pilgrim
Holiness Church of Redwood.
Surviving are three children,
Mrs. Charles Donohoe, Redwood,
Miss Virginia Daniels, Rich
wood; and Mrs. Hattie Roberts,
Marion.
Funeral services will be held
at 1870 p. m. Wednesday at the
Winter Funeral Home. Interment
will be in Claibourne Cemetery
in charge of Marion Winter, fun
eral director of Redwood.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-27

oath Psalm by Mrs. Leonard
Fogle.
The minutes were read and APP
proved. Twenty-Five members
answered the roll and three
visitors, Mrs. Carl Smith, Mrs.
&c. w. Binser, and Mrs. Cox, were
present.
After the business part of the
meeting was taken care of, all
were invited into the dining
room. A special program by the
entertainment committe fol-
lowed to celebrate the clubs 18th
anniversary.
The table, with its lovely lace
cloth, was decorated with the
club colors of lavender and or
ange in flowers and crepe paper
designs. Corsages of lavender
Snapdragons, tied with orange
ribbon, surrounded the five can
die center-piece Mrs. George
Weaver acted as narrator. Can
dies were lit by Mrs. Harold
Anderson, Mrs. George Jolliff,
Mrs. Franklin Whiteside, Mrs.
Everett Beard and Mrs. George
Weaver. Mrs. Beard read how
the club was formed and its
history up to the present. 1t was
a lovely and touching accomp-
lishment.
Several members told what the
Black Hawk Club meant to them,
also a former member, Mrs, Bin
ser. The II remaining charter
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-27

Mrs. Hester j. Staley, aged 81,
of Redwood, died at her home
at 4 p. m. Sunday. She was born
in York Township Sept. 81, 1868,
the daughter of Melvin and Ke-
ziah (Dickason) Middleton, both
deceased. On Nov, 4, 1886 she was
married to AquiIla Staley who
preceded her in death Jan. /, 1889.
She was a member of the First
Methodist Church.
Surviving are four children,
Mrs. Clarence Spangler, Peoria
Ri. |; Mrs. Harry Flesher, West
Mansfield; Mrs. Vern Howison,
Redwood; and Mrs. George Hoff-
man, Redwood; there are three
grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
Funeral services will be held at
2:3O p. m. Wednesday at the Win
ter Funeral Chapel conducted by
the Rev. G. G. Hughes. Interment
will be in York Cemetery in
charge of Marion Winter, funeral
director of Redwood.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-27

Miss Anna L. Freshwater, "a,
member of a pioneer Union
County family, died Wednesday
in the County Hospital where she
had been a patient for several
weeks.
Miss Freshwater was born near
New Dover and lived on the fam
lily farm there for 68 years. For
the past six years she has made
her home with a sister, Mrs.
Amanda Freshwater, Delaware.
Services were held from the
Ramsey-Mohr funeral home at 2
p. m. Saturday with DR.. Harry
q. Finney of Delaware, officiat-
ing. Burial was made in the Bux-
ton Cemetery near New Dover.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-27

Walter Henry Mech, aged 80,
of Marysville Rt. l, died in the
Marlene Rest Home in Kenton at
2 a. m. Friday. He was born
March %, 1859 in East Cleveland,
the son of Nelson and Eliza Jane
Mech, both deceased. His wife
preceded him in death in 1887.
Surviving are two children,
Mrs. Nettie Wilcox, Andover;
and a sister Mrs Karl Koehnle,
Marysville Ri. l, with whom he
resided lately. A brother, Walter
Mech is deceased.
Funeral services were held at
2 p. m. today IN the Woodland
Cemetery Chapel in Cleveland.
lnterment was in Woodland
Cemetery in charge of Willard
Winter, funeral director of Ray
mond.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-27
Mrs. Jessie Fisher

Mrs. Jessie Fisher, aged 80, of
Redwood, died in her home at
8 a. m. Friday. She was born Feb.
II, 1866 in Mt. Sterling, the
daughter of Adam and Mary
(Harmount) Baughman, both de-
ceased. On March 80, 1892 she
was married to George Fisher
who preceded her in death April
II, 1925. She was a member of
the First Methodist Church.
Funeral services were held at
3 p. m. Sunday at the Winter
Funeral Home conducted by the
Rev. Edward Brewster assisted
by Rev. Charles Cramer. Inter
ment was in Claibourne Gene
terry in charge of Marion Winter,
funeral director of Redwood.
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PAGE FIVE

with Mrs. Blanche Andrews, anc
Mrs. Maxine Evans assisting
This will be the annual flower
exchange.
The Britton children have beer
on the sick list this past week
with measles.
It was quite a disaster to see
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyc
Philo burn to the ground, las
Saturday. Many neighbors rallied
to help but it went so fast little
was saved. They are staying al
the McKitrick home now.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-27

members received lovely corsag-
es and all the other members re-
ceived smaller ones. Mrs. John
Bandy, founder of the club, was
presented with a gift from the
club because it was through her
efforts the club had its start.
Mystery packages were receiv-
ed by Mrs. George Weaver, Mrs.
Eugene Amerine, Mrs. Blanche
Andrews, Mrs. Elmer Jones, and
Mrs. Fred DeGood.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Eden Ballard
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-27
Mrs. Ernes Hammer

Mrs. Ernest Hammer, formerly
of Marysville, died early Mon
day morning in South Charles
ton. Funeral services will be at
10 a. m. Wednesday in South
Charleston and burial will be in
Portsmouth.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-06-08
Bank Officials Invited To
Agricultural Meet June II

exist in Maryland among farmers,
bankers, and the agricultural COL
lege of their state university. A
similar series of meetings was held
in Maryland during the fall of
1947.
Beginning at 3 pm. the bankers
will visit the farm of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Kline, Mt. Airy, to OBJ
serve methods of crop rotation,
soil conservation, and other ex-
amples of good farm management.
The evening session will be held
at the Mt. Airy Volunteer Fire
Department. 1t will be preceded
by a dinner at which the Baltimore
Branch of the Federal Reserve
Bank will be host. Edward A.
Wayne, vice-president of the Fed
eral Reserve Bank of Richmond,
will serve as chairman of this
session at which the economic and
financial background of the Kline
farm will be described. The gen.
eral purpose of this discussion will
be to illustrate the close relation
ship between constructive banking
and modern, progressive farming
prac tees.
In case of inclement weather,
the afternoon session will be held
in the auditorium of the Mt. Airy
High School where the operation
of the farm will be described with
the help of color slides.
In addition to bank officers
and directors, representatives of
various state and Federal agencies,
as we'll as "others active in the
field of agriculture" have been in
vited to participate in this meeting.
Hubert r. Burdette, President of
the First National Bank, Mt. Airy,
was instrumental in planning this
series Of agricultural meetings. He
is chairman of the Agricultural
Committee of the Maryland Bank
ers' Association.