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UPLAND
NEWEST CAFRITz DEVELOPMENT
IN THE DISTRICT
12 MINUTES TO DONTOWN
Large rooms. plenty Of closets, super
picture, windows, built-in bookcases
and cabinets. automatic washer and
dryer in every bldg, tenant recrea-
tion room. childrens Fairgrounds;
school and shopping close by. bus
BEDROOM AT s77.5o
2 BEDROOMS AT SS9.5O
UTILITIES INCLUDED
AS or A-6 bus from 10th and Pa.
ave. RESIDENT MANAGER, 81
Galveston st. s.w. -2S
C0LoRED-s.E.-2 rms. kit, semi-
Pap: eaoa, ntils' IAl e!s147;; tHr4n; $40 mo. pc.
COLORED-2 RMS, KITCHEN and
bath, 20 Rhode Island ave. NV.
$50 per month incl. all util. Avail.
Immediately. Inspect after 7 pm.
or all day Saturday and Sunday
PASQUAL REALTY CO., Elk. $3.50.
RI
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$3.50 DoWn-$47.50 Mo.
Falls Church-Semidet. modern l.
bedrm, home; auto. gas heat. in
generator. garb. disp.. tile fls: beaut
dec; avail. immed. 10. 9-s969.-29
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Ready for Immediate
Occupancy
EXAMINE THESE FEATURES
COMPARE THEM WITH
OTHER APARTMENTS AND
BE AMAZED.
private terraces for family
living. face a whole mile OF
cool. wooded parkland.
lyents layeats II 5fndiv'sua T. and dSnsi5,eS. s.5eS.
room units. some with bed
rooms upstairs
3. An Unusual roadway sys-
tenn provides safety to chill
dren with one-way trafic
and prmgs your car to your
4. Almost half the units are
corners with sun. air and
long views on three sides.
b, Masonry walls betw units
provides complete sound
6. School buses through the
development transport chill
dren safely to all public
schools. MONTGOMERY Coun-
ty schools are rated among
the finest in the Nation.
EXCELLENT BUS SERVICE
THROUGH THE COMMUNITY,
Two bedrooms. living room,
dining room. kitchen and
bath.
$94.50
Three bedrooms, living room,
dining room. kitchen and
bath.
$112.50
(All Utilities Included in Rent)
Sample Apartment at ATS
Southampton drive.
Directions: Drive out New
Hampshire avenue 7/16 Of
mile north of the trafic light
at University lane to the
sign on property.
JAMES c. FINNEY
RESIDENT MANAGER
25b Southampton Drive. JU. 1888
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LIVE AT THE

LIVE AT THE
TOP OF THE CITY
TOWER APT. HOTEL
l and 2-bedroom apts.; full hotel
service, television available; also
single and double hotel rms.
3700 MASS. AVE. NV.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED
KENT VILLAGE
ONLY A COMMUTE DRIVE

ONLY A COMMUTE DRIVE
SOME OF THE FEATURES AND
CONvENIENCES YOU WILL ENJOY
AT KENT VILLAGE are large closets,
bright spacious rooms with picture
windows; trained recreational direc-
tor for such children's activities as
softbaH' bowling, scouts. nursery
in adjoining country club; schools
H-6 and W. M. g. A. buses into
development on 30 minute schedule
with additional rush-hour buses.
Only 10 min. by commuter train to
Union Station.
l and 2 Bedrooms
Duplex, 1928 Bedrooms
3 Bedrooms
available shortly
RENTALS FROM S71.75
Utilities Included in Rent
Directions: From Peace Cross at Bla-
densburg take Route U. s. so to 3rd
traffic light. then right on Route
2O2, 60 ia miles to Kent Village.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village. Landover. Md.
AP. DIGS Il
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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
Completely furnished apt. tub and
shower. S4 so to $3.50 per day for
l or 2: full hotel service: no time
limi 400 Doth st NV MA h4o6
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ROOMS FURN.-k.W. Cont
COLORED-FURN. RIM. for rent for
single girl. SIS twice a mo. 500
o st, NV. Co. S295. rs
Park pl. NV. HO. 1896. -27
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Meridian Hill Studio
De luxe. 3 bedrms., den, . baths,
coop apt. spacious studio liv. rm.
with glass brick bar and real fire.
place, full din. rm., all elec. kitchen:
parking facilities: completely furn.
Call DI. 5000. 9 to pm,
INTERPRETATIONS
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WESLEY HALL

WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled re-
dec. bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec, rm.; Bendix washer:
selected menu; S48 to S5S.5 1925
2lst ST. NV. HU 1924.
The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 Ashmead Place NV
Double and single rooms. some with
private bath; American plan; excel
lent meals; home atmosphere; 24-hr
switchboard and elevator service
HO 1864
COLORED-ROOM AND BOARD foi
sober men only. Also room unfur-
nished. Call TU. 1854. rs
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp
Northwest Park
Apartments.

Offers, Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home.
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended at Piney Branch Road, ir
Montgomery County. Silver Spring
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DGS GROC. AND MEAT
(No beer); weekly, $1,000; low rent,
short hours, closed Sundays. Priced
very low at S6.500. lock. stock and
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 st. NV. MA. 93s9. MA. 1874
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ROCHELLE APTS.

S10S N. H. Ave. Spacious / and Q
bedrms.,. 5 large closets, picture win
dows; util. incl; SS2 so to S95. 80.
Mrs. Dwyer. Resident Mgr. Apt. I04.
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Louis Burnan
RE. 1853

Our system Of selection. as
sures you of complete safety
when buying business. Con-
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1915. OTIS ST. NE,
Semidet. brick home with s rms, H.
paths, full bsmt.. automatic oil
ineas. 6ullt-m garage; avail. for
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO, 1929 K st
NV, MA. O352. o.
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SACRIFICE OWNERS
Due to illness we are able to offer
a fine. furnished rooming house on
a good corner in ne. Good income
with apt. for owner; very reasonable
price.
WALTER A. BROWN
1104 vt. Ave-, ma. l642 -27
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SLAR BOILING. ANDREWS FIELDS,

DEUS give refs: 500. 10. 3-6sS9.
VIC. FALLS CHURcH-Det 6opm
and bath brick; a.-c. oil heat; COW,
. tFansp; pM Sl25 mo; CH:. ss7s. --27
State rd., 100 mi. south D, c Nice
ior retired family. EX. 1889 after =,
DETACHED - Groom and l-bath
nome, with screened porch; $50
per mo-; conv. to schools and
Lransp. 6119 18th I'd. N. Arl.
Seen by appt. cnly. CH. S42O
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NEWLY DECORATED-Liv. rm., 2
entrance; "a blk. from busiine and
shopping center; empl. couple or
couple with / child; utils. incl; 500
Seen by appt. KE. 3-50S0. 30
GEORGETOWN new apt.
with very lge. v.-din. rm. and fire.
Ing rm., modern kitchen and bath:
conv. location; rental, $130. To
inspect, call MR.. MILLS. ME. 1900.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

cOLoRED-INTELLIGENT, congenial
girl to share 2-rm. NV. apt. TU.
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ICongrss 10 Return
Monda With Little
IAetionn Prospect
Star Staff Photo,
bys Asseeiofsd Prsss

A prospGive Republican slow
down speld trouble today for
administrson proposals In the
duck Congress beginning
Monday. /
Republin leaders were re-
ported inarivate agreement that
work inthe expiring session
ought toe held to a minimum.
They wilhave added strength In
both hoes-and thus q larger
voice in ecisions-when the new
Congresmeets in January.
The GO. P.'s reluctance to act
might ,ntribute difficulties to
Presider Truman's demands for
approvaof an excess-profits tax
and form extension of rent con-
trolls ir the short session. It
could Up kill House-approved
Hawaii i'd Alaska statehood bills,
on whic Mr.. Truman has asked
action.
Big Hillary Fund Likely.
Therenay be some questions
about deils, but Republicans are
expected go along with a forth
coming presidential request for
another,ig chunk Of money to
finance le fighting In Korea and
to buikup military forces. In
cluded 4 this are likely to be
additiol funds for atomic de-
velopmlts.
Althgh Senator Knowland,
Repub.an. Of California has In
dicateoe would oppose a request
for add Yugoslavia unless some
thing .@ done about Nationalist
China the majority of Repub-
licans lay back the Presidents
plan tIprovide economic help to
the drlth-stricken Balkan coun-
try.
! A pposed so to 90-day extern
sion ofent controls may provide
a hot sht. Chairman Maybank
OF the enate Banking Committee
has incated he will go along
with abort extension. Present
controlsxpire December 81, un-
less extded six months by local
commuties.
Senat Ives. Republican, of
New Y0 has said he would sup
port a hef extension of the pres
ent law Senator Taft Of Ohio,
who heis the G. o. p. Policy
Commlte. mas insisted that rent
controlshould be tied up with
price we controls which the
Presidei said he isn't ready to
imposeEet.
MiDecember Close Seem.
The scess profits tax situation
is up the air. House passage
of sue a bill conceivably could
be follged by no final Senate ac-
ton this Congress.
Senior Taft said on q recent
Washgton visit it seems almost
impoible to act on q tax bill
prepay in the short time avail
able.
IT general supposition is that
Coness will wind up its affairs
aroid mid-December and take a
Chrtmas vacation. That would
leaJ the Senate less than three
wees to hold committee hearings
andto debate and act on the
higN controversial tax issue.
1e Senate's unfinished busi-
nes5 when 1t resumes sessions
Moaay. is a bill to amend the
Ratay Labor Act to permit the
unh shop and check k-offs in that
in6try. It could be made the
suhct of lengthy debate by any
grp wanting to stall legislative
actn.
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Titlow. of 4203 Van Buren street,
University Park. received word
that her son had been killed
July IL.
Mrs. Titlow has tentatively
identified Corpl. Griffis in a news
photograph Of American Prisoners
Of war captured by Communist
forces.
The picture is one of several
released by Eastphoto, a New York
agency headed by the same man
IN charge of distributing official
Soviet photos in this country.
Eastphoto said the picture in
which Mrs. Titlow is certain she
can see her son came from the
China Photo Service in Commu-
mist Peiping.
The mother hopes that some one
In Corpl. Griff1s' unit-Company
B. 35th Infantry Regiment, 25th
Division-will be able to help her
identify positively the face in the
picture she is sure is her son.
Mrs. Titlow has this to build
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her hopes on: The Defense De-
partment delayed notification OF
Corpl. Griff1s disappearance In
combat from July II to October
81 in hope that the soldier had
been with a. South Korean unit
out of touch with American forces.
When word came that Corpl.
Grifis was officially being listed
as killed, Mrs. Titlow telephoned
the Defense Department and re-
ceived verification of her sons
death.
She was told that routine pro-
cedure, however. Is for a chaplain
or platoon leader to write next of
kin inclosing personal effects and
further confirmation. The Defense
Department extended no hope, but
told her to wait for this.
Mrs. Titlow also telephoned the
Red Cross at Walter Reed Hos
'pital. There, she was told Corpl.
Griffis' name and description would
be published in a 1lospital-wide
magazine and that a buddy might
be able to add something to the
story of her sons disappearance.
Mrs. Titlow has not heard from
him since July 3.
In his last letter, Corpl. Griffis
sent home some money to buy
something to remember me by"
his mother said.
Some Photos Helped Another
Mrs. TitloW also kindles her
hope on identification from the
same prisoner of war picture of
the husband of a District woman.
Mrs. Eleanor Booker of 1911
ty-fourth street NV, identi-
fled her husband, Marine Corps
Capt. Jesse v. Booker, 27, last
seen by comrades months ago in
Korean woods. Capt. Booker's
name was among "a captured
Evening star., 1950-11-24

Take the finest worsted twill shorkskins-
the STURDlEST soft fobric mode-order it
made up in the new subdued, rich overpIoid
weove-toior it with all the craftsmanship
and refinements for which D. J. Kaufman
suits are fomous-ond it's no wonder you
have suit you'll be proud to ~
wear this winter-ond for , - %
several seasons to come. &1 49,
'P. S.-The aDife is helping him on ,Dith fine
D. j. X. Venetian Coat at SIS.
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DR.. james l. Crenshuw,
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

SALISBURY, N. c., Nov. "a
DR.. James L. Crenshaw, So, head
of the chemistry department al
Bryn Mawr College, Pa, died OF
Rowan Memorial Hospital Wed
|nesday night after a heart attack
DR.. Crenshaw was stricken Sun
day while passing through Sails
bury, en- route to Georgia.
DR.. Crenshaw had been asso-
ciated with Bryn Mawr since 1915
and was head of the chemistry
department since 1925. He re-
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81 Red Aides Doomed

EOUL, Nov. "a R.-Maj. Gen.
u Ho said today that S77 Red
cdaborators have been sentenced
tdeath by Republic of Korea mil
Try and civil courts. Gen. Lee,
ce commander of martial law,
Lid 161 have been executed. He did
.ot say how many were women.
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Bryn Muwr Chemist, Dies

Iceived ABB. and MA. degrees from
Centre College. KY, and his PhD.
from Princeton University.
During World War I, he served
as a chemical warfare officer at.
tached to Gen. Pershing's head
quarters in France.
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Cauthers. jr., 20, and his grand.
mother, Mrs. Nanny B. Ellington
sat at the table, each wrapped ir
thought.
The father, q United States
special policeman now help
ing to protect President Tru-
man, remembered day in July
when the missing in action" tele-
gram came. how he had signed
up with his old National Guard
unit three hours later.
Father Ready to Fight.
'.Now I'm waiting and wonder
ing when our outfit will be called
up," Mr.. Cauthers said yesterday.
Il am ready to fight in Korea"
Young Edward already knew
something of Korea. He enlisted
in the Marines just before the
bad news came. Yesterday he was
home from Cherry Point Marine
Air Base, N. c., for the holiday.
Mr.. Cauthers didn't know until
then that Edward was a motor
mechanic on a hospital plane that
few out the wounded from Korea
last month.
Neither did Mrs. Ellington. who
had mothered the CautherS boys
since the day IL years ago that
their own mother died.
Mr.. Cauthers, q soft-spoken,
earnest man, has been a special
policeman for about four years.
A week or so ago he was assigned
to the vacant Carnegie Institute
building just east of the Blair
House. The assignment obviously
was an important one, linked with
the heavy security measures now
exercised for the President.
When he re-enlisted in the Dis
trict Guard, Mr.. Cauthers insisted
on returning to the outfit to which
he was attached from 1890 to 1888
the 260th Machine Gun Battal-
ions medical detachment. In do
ing so. he passed up an oppor-
tunity for a rank higher than re-
cruit in another outfit.
They've called up our head
quarters company" Mr.. Cauthers
said yesterday. Perhaps before
long they will call the rest of us,
too"
The Defense Department pub
licly revealed Corpl. Cauthers' fate
In Casualty List No 100, released
today.
Received Word Through Friend.
But hope died for the Cauther
family last month when Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hall, 1914 v street
Sc, received WORD from their son,
Gene Hall, that one of his bud
dies had been with Corpl. Cau-
theirs when he was killed.
Gene Hall and Corpl. Cauthers
had been schoolmates at Stuart
Junior High School, and they
enlisted in the Army together
more than two years ago.
A week ago Monday Mr.. Cau-
theirs went to the Pentagon and
confirmed the truth about his
sons fate.
Around the table yesterday
they thought about Bob, how he
had liked to box, and how be-
went into the Army liking to ,e'
q soldier and liking to lead a riie
squad. III
It was hard Thanksgivinea;l
814 q street NE. II
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G. street NE.
Not long be-
fore, the others
had learned Of
hcially tn a t
Corpl. Robert
e. Cauthers,
10. had died on
q Korean bat
tlefeld.
Quietly bear
ing their grief,
the boys father ,
E DIV ard j.
Cauthers, a.;
his brother, Pfc.
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American officers reported by Rus
sian United Nations delegate ia
kob Malik to have signed a state
ment urging an end to the Korean
war.
Corpl. Griffis, a former resident
Of Riverdale, Md, enlisted in the
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Tense Depart
m e n t q n =
nounced today.
But his mother
still believes he
Is alive.
Corpl. Charles
T.. Grims was
listed as miss
ing In action
on July IL in
Casualty Lis t
No. 1873, re-
leased October
80. Last Satur-
day, his moth
er, Mrs, Hugh
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Army in 1948 and was sent to Japan
that fall. He attended Eastern
High School here.
The soldiers brother. Ralph,
lives in China Lake, Calf. A STEP
sister, Sharon Titlow. 3, lives in
University Park.
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Two Brothers Drown
In Ice-Covered Pond
BY the Assoeiofed Press

ST. ALBANS. VT, Nov. q Two
young brothers drowned yferday
while waiting for their mther to
prepare their ThanksgiWg Day
dinner.
James Jones, II. nd his
brother. Allen, 10, diedh seven
feet of water when feir sled
crashed through thin ee on a
pond near their home.
Firemen used a boatas an ice
breaker to recover thdoodies.
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A 21-year-old University Park
(MdD soldier. reported missing
last month. was killed in action in
Korean fighting July II, the De-
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Korean War SpoiIs
Thanksgiving Feast
For District Family

One of the Cauthers boys was
missing when Thanksgiving din
ner was served yesterday at S14
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Mrs Hugh R. Tow Of University Park Md sure she has
spotted her COrp Charles E. rs arrow this photo
graph American prisoners Korea The in
the foreground with his hands behind already has been
identified Marine Capt Jesse Booker whose wife
1911 Forty-fourth street NV. -AP Wirephoto
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-01-05
Woodstock News

in unison, Mrs. Dunham read the
secretary's report and short
business meeting was held.
The guests were served fancy
cookies, candies and tea. Mrs,
Warren Lincoln poured tea at
the beautifully arranged dining
table. The next meeting will be
held January 25 at the home of
Mrs. Robert Oberdier.
Just Seventeen Club
Mrs. Helen Audiere was hos
tess to members Of the Just Sew
enteen club at her home We'd
nesday evening. Three tables of
contract were formed, for the en-
tertainment. The hostess served
a delicious dessert course.
The guests were Mrs. Wilbur
Grimm, of Peoria, Illinois, Mrs.
Marion Stanley. Mrs. Bernard
Morrissey, Mrs. William Davis
son, Mrs. Edward Stanley, Mrs.
Walter Pullins, Mrs. Hugh Carey,
Mrs. Walter Burton, Mrs, Charles
McCarty, Mrs. Dick Lincoln, Mrs.
Walter Black, and Mrs. Joseph
West.
To See "As You Like It"
Among those from here who
saw CAS- You Like 1t" at the
Hartman in Columbus this week
were Supt. and Mrs. Joseph
West, Mr.. and Mrs. David Glea-
son, Mrs. Helen Audier, Joan and
Nance, Peggy Wenner,
Donna Jean Murray, Carolyn
Murray, Lois Ann Hess, Josie
Owen, Janet Castle, Joan Van
Fossen, Marion McMannis, Mary
1ae Gray, Nick Lincoln, John
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and Jim Stanley, Lowell Elliott,
Billy Murray, Richard Shoe
maker, Daryell Castle, Leroy
Holt, Joe Smith, Billy Berry, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Oberdier, and
Miss Mabel Briney.
Mrs. Clark Hostess
Mrs. Charles entertained mem
bers of her evening bridge club
at her home Wednesday eve
ming. A lovely dessert and coffee
was served from the attractive
tables with Christmas decora-
tions. Contract was played and
when scores were added Mrs.
Moulton Martin and Mrs. Claud
Dunham received prizes for high
scores. Others there were Mrs.
Paul Howard, Miss Mabel Brin-
ey, Mrs. Robert Lincoln, Mrs. w.
H. Sharp and Mrs. Helen Lin
coin.
Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Gehm
and children, of Middletown; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Fetz and son,
of Urbana, Philip Smith, of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ober-
dier, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Oberdier and son, Stevie, were
Christmas morning br akfa t
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. P.
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hager
and son, of Urbana, spent Christ
mas with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Hayes and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hinton
and family, of Columbus, and
Mrs. Clara Morrissey were
Christmas dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Morrissey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Hess and
Helen Pickering were Christmas
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. L.
Dorsey, in Urbana.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-01-05
Home Burned

home Burned
The home of Mr.. and Mrs
James Gibbs, on w. Bennett ST.,
was totally destroyed by fire OF
unknown origin, Tuesday night al
midnight
Mr.. Gibbs was awakened by
smoke and the fire had such a
start the Woodstock and North
Lewisburg fire departments were
unable to save it. All contents of
the home, except a washer and
an armfull of clothes, were des-
troyed.
Mrs. Gibbs and two boys, aged
2 and 8, went to the home of a
neighbor in their night clothes.
Some insurance, was carried on
the home and contents.
In Hospital
Mrs. True Ellsworth under
went surgery at University Hos
pital, Wednesday morning. Her
daughter, Mrs. John Pratt, went
with her.
a. u. w.
The Association of Universalist
Women met Wednesday after
noon in the home of Mrs. Roger
Clark for the December meeting
The president, Mrs Helen Lin
coin, called the meeting; roll
call was answered by a Christmas
verse; the hostess read scripture
and Mrs. Charles Clark read the
beautiful Christmas story of
Clara Barton, and was assisted
by Mrs. Claud Dunham, Mrs.
Pearl Hess and Mrs. Donald Hen
ry, Silent Night" and Little
Town of Bethlehem" were sung
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Connol
were dinner guests of Mr.. ano
Mrs. E. Hammer, in Marysville
Christmas, Mrs, Connor left Tues
day for visit with her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Warren Yearick, in Akron.
Charles Vance returned home
Wednesday from visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Hile in Spring
field.
Mrs. w. H. Sharp and Mrs. D.
w. Sharp spent Christmas in
London, with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Dwyer and family.
Mrs. Bennie Linehan was
Christmas Day guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Byerly, near Mechan-
icsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Park and
Mrs. Irene Hackley were dinner
guests Christmas of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Park Jr. and family, in
columbus.
Supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Howard Christmas night
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Cheney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Howard and
Milton Cheney, of Mechanicsburg,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lahner and
children, of Ostrander, Miss Sally
Howard, of Sandusky and friend
Dale McLemore, of Texas, Mr..
and Mrs. Owen Cowan and child
rem, and Mr.. and Mrs. Larry
Gordon and family, of Urbana,
Noel Howard, of Oxford, Miss
jamie Rausch, of Columbus, Dick
Gordon, of California, Robert
Lincoln Jr., of Cincinnati, James
Lincoln, of Delaware, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Lincoln and Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Howard
were breakfast guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Larry Gordons, in Urbana,
Christmas.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-12-11
Hoffman One Of 4
Gloss B Gridders On
Idycee All-Stors

Marysville high schools James
Buddy Hoffman, is one of four
class "B" football players in Ohio
to be selected for the Columbus
Junior Chamber of Commerce
all-Star football team.
The all-star team was announc-
ed last week, and members will
be guests of the Columbus Jay
Gees at a luncheon in Columbus,
tonight together with their faith
erS and coaches.
Selection of the players was
made by a statewide board of 66
newspaper sports editors. Selec-
ton of the players to attend the
luncheon, an annual affair, is
dedicated as a living memorial TO
Chic Harley, aH-time Ohio State
great.
Speaker at the luncheon to-
night will be Harry Stuhldreher,
athletic director at the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin. Coaches and
fathers of the rs selected players
also will be invited to attend.
Other Class B players selected
to fill out the all-star list were
backs Allen O'Janpa of Fairport
Harding, Dale Arkenburg, OF
Geneva, and Bob Shoemaker
Marion st. Marys.