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Mrs. Wundu Tutein
Of C'sted Posses

Mrs. Wanda Ferrol Tutein OF
Christiansted, passed away
quietly at theMunicipal Hos
pital yesterday after a two
weeks illness. She was 54.
Mrs. Tutein, who lived in
the States for many years, was
.busily preparing for the visit
of her son, Roderick, when she
suffered a stroke and was
rushed to the hospital. He
arrived the following day. Her
niece, Mrs. Norman Sieben-
hoven, formerly Miss Hildred
Edwards, a nurse, made a hur-
ried trip from New York to
care for her aunt. Her condi-
ton improved on Sunday but
she became worse suddenly
yesterday.
Among those who survive
her are two sons, Roderick &
Vibert, the latter now sta
toned in Japan, her neice
Mrs. Siebenhoven, two sisters,
Mrs. Jessica Daggett, and Mrs.
Airline Hill, Sylvia Tutein &
and brother Fritz.
Funeral services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. David
Williams at the Bethel Al M.
E. Church and wrom thence to
the cemetery.
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ANGLICAN CHURCH
DIGNITARIES AT
ANNUAL FEAST

Several dignitaries of the
Anglican Church attended the
annual Feast of the Dedication
at ST. Paul's in Frederiksted
on Sunday, January %. They
were the Right Reverend
Bishop Charles Boynton, BIZ
shop, Father D. Cove of Ponce
Puerto Rico; Father Patchelle
of st. Edward the Martyr of
New York and Father Ralph
Kreuger, Vicar Of st. Paul's
in Frederiksted.
Bishop Boynton preached at
the Mass, Father Cove preach
ed in the evening and Father
Patchelle delivered the SER
mon yesterday evening.
The visiting priests also
visited Father Hubert M. Pr
gott in Christiansted yester-
day. They departed on the
early plane today.
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third.
Another thriller was the race
between Beau Geste and
x-Ray. 1t was called one of
the 2 most exciting races of
the day, as both horses battled
from the start, at times almost
head and head, until in the
homestretch when the saddle
on Beau Geste slipped from
under the jockey and X-Ray
came in by about a length
ahead. So the big question
mark between these two re-
main and becomes even big
ger; it may be finally decided
at the Easter races.
War Cloud was another dou-
Continued on page Al
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Hundreds Turned
AwaY From Races
As Vehicles Stdll

Despite the large crowd at
yesterdays races hundreds
were turned away because of
the dangerous condition of the
road leading to the Manning's
Bay Race Track, which was
slippery causing several cars
and other vehicles to get stuck
in the mud.
Lloyd Canegata youthful
war veteran, rendered out
standing service to several
motorists when he took his
little Jeep' which he named
"Clementine" and pulled out
every stranded car that he
came across. A tractor was
also procured blythe st. Croix
Turf Club, from the Benedict
Continued on page A.
$3.50 H
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Acting Governor 70
Supervise 1850 Census
For Virgin islands

Pursuant to Federal law, the
Director of the Census has ap-
pointed Acting Governor de
Castro as Supervisor Of the
Seventeenth Decennial Census
in the Virgin Islands which is
to be taken as of April |, 1850,
Mr.. de Castro will act as
Supervisor until a Governor
is appointed and confirmed, at
which time the Governor viii
be appointed Supervisor.
Organization for the opera
tons of the 1850 Census will
shortly be prepared and an
nounced.
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Comm. Shulterbrondt
Returns TO Post

Assistant Government Secre
tary and Commissioners of FL
nance Louis Shulterbrandt re-
turned from the United States
yesterday morning after at
tending the House Appropria-
tons Committee hearings in
Washington and also the an
nual luncheon of the Home
Loan Bank Of New York City.
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Purents Heulth Org.
Meets Tomorrow at 8

Ameeting Of the Parents
Health Organization will be
held at the Old Fire Depot in
Christiansted tomorrow night,
February |, at 5 o'clock.
Members are asked to at
tend.
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st. Patrick Twice Winner
.OOer Sir Henry, Quiz
X-RAY. BEAU GEsTE THRILL RIA,

X-RAY. GESTE THRILL RACING FANS
St. Patrick, one of the big question marks Of the last race,
was answered yesterday when thesfeHoW romped home
ahead OF thevlsiting Sir Henry, and Quiz in. both the Third
and Seventh Races. In the Third race St Patrick led bv an
estimated two and a half lengths; Sir Henry was second. In
the Seventh, Quiz trailed 81. Patrick and Sir Henry came
Evening star., 1950-06-08

Nationwide racing wire and has
listed Pioneer News as one of its
clients.
Attorney General j. E. Taylor
of Missouri told the Senate Com
merce group that in his opinion
a national syndicate controls such
establishments as Pioneer News.
He added that the syndicate is
controlled by "a vicious criminal
element who use their power
and money to control other rackets
and to corrupt. public officials. -
Advertisements Revealed.
Interest In the st. Louis gam
bling situation was spurred by a
State police raid on bookmaker's
headquarters which reportedly un-
covered confidential files indicat-
ing big wagers were being handled
through Western Union Office
managers.
In Trenton, N. j., police yester-
day released photographs which
they said were copies of direct
mail advertisements by c. j. Rich
g. Co., the bookmakers raided in
st. Louis. Members Of the firm
were arrested in st. Louis as a
result Of information relayed to
Missouri authorities by Gov. Alfred
e. Driscoll of New Jersey.
The advertisement made public
Evening star., 1950-06-08
More Businessmen Bettors
Testify Before Grand Jury

NEW YORK, June 8 (R.-Ten
more businessman bettors" testi-
fed yesterday before a rackets-
hunting grand jury digging into
the ramifications of Bookmaker
Frank Erickson's gambling en-
pire.
Names Of the 10 were not dis
closed and no statment was issued
on the nature of their testimony.
They were questioned by Assistant
District Attorney Alfred j. Scott
Of the Rackets Bureau and Assist
and District Attorney James ].
Fitzpatrick.
The jury last week handed up
a 60-count information against
Erickson accusing him of book
making and conspiracy. If con-
victed on each count the admitted
Evening star., 1950-06-08

Senator'S to hold a hearing next
Tuesday on gambling in the st.
Louis area.
Senator Kefauver announced
the committee will hear testimony
Tuesday from William Molasky of
st. Louis. Molasky volunteered
to testify after the st. Louis Post
Dispatch described him as an
"overlord" Of racing news distri-
button used by Midwest book
makers.
The newspaper said Molasky
and his wife own Western Union
stock valued at more than $780,
600. Molasky has been described
as part owner OF the Pioneer
News Co., which distributes rae
ing news in the st. Louis area.
Names Mentioned Earlier.
The names Of Molasky and the
Pioneer News Co. cropped UP in
testimony last month before the
Senate Commerce Subcommittee
studying anti-gambling legisla-
ton. Senator Tobey. Republican,
of New Hampshire. member OF
both committees, accused an off,
cial of Continental News Service
of telling half truths" for failing
to tell the Senators that Molasky
once served a sentence for income
tax evasion.
Continental News Service is the
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Crime Inquiry Seeks
To Link Racket Bosses
With HoodIums
By Miriom Ottenberq

Senate crime hunters are trying
to cinch evidence of tie-ups be-
tween the "silk-glove" racketeers
and the hoodlums used to enforce
the orders of the bosses. it was
indicated today.
The Senate Crime Investigating
Committee is combing the list OF
800 names provided by Harry j.
Anslinger, commissioner of mar
cotics, in search of these links.
Chairman Kefauver said he al
ready has recognized some Of the
names as a result of the COM
mittee expedition to Florida. The
committees Miami trip was de-
voted to ferreting out interstate
gambling operations. but Mr..
Anslinger has assured the COM
mittee that the combine behind
the narcotics traffic also engages
in other racketS.
Hearing Scheduled Tuesday.
Meanwhile, developments out
side the committee have attracted
enough attention to prompt the
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Forth Shocks Recorded

NEW YORK. June s GA
fairly severe earthquake, possibly
centering in Ecuador. was re-
corded yesterday on the Fordham
University seismograph.
The Rev. Joseph j. Lynch.
Seismologist, said today the first
shock was registered at l2:00:42
pm. (EST and the second at
12:07:15 pm. The distance was
estimated at 5000 miles south.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Meter Porkine Suspended

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. June
8 tSpecian Parking meter regu-
lations are not enforced after I
pm. on Wednesday during the
summer because OF the number OF
business firms which close for
those afternoons.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Church Festival Set
In Potomac Heights

Women of the Potomac Height$
Community Church win hold a
June festival from 5 to IL pm.
tomorrow and Saturday at the
church. Macarthur boulevard and
Cathedral avenue NV.
A flower show sponsored by the
Palisades Garden Club will be held
Saturday.
Proceeds from the event will be
used to build a new kitchen in
the recreation hall of the church.
Evening star., 1950-06-08

gambler could be sentenced to as
much as so years in prison.
Testifying before q Senate sub
committee last April. Erickson
said his bookmaking operations
netted him $i00, 900 a year.
Evening star., 1950-06-08

in Trenton advised prospective
customers:
I'VE are just as close to you as
your telephone. Once you have
established your business relation
ship with us, simply telephone
your wires to the closest telegraph
Office
Evening star., 1950-07-11

can join her husband, who has
returned to Berlin.
Eligible Under Ruling.
An immigration Service official
pointed out she is eligible to apply
for citizenship now under a spe-
cial provision that reduces the
waiting period for women whose
husbands are out of the country
on Government or private busi-
ness.
Mrs. Menke said she finally got
out of the Hitler Youth group by
failing to report to a regional
office when she moved from one
section of Berlin to another. Dur
ing several months in the labor
group. she said. she had to do do
mestic and farm chores. She said
she had not been a member of
the Nazi party and disagreed with
its principles.
While awaiting Judge Schwein-
haut's decision. she is studying at
Columbia University.
Another applicant, who was
sworn in with the group of 43
yesterday. was the Rev. Rodrigo
Alvarez Molina, a teacher at Holy
Name College. Fourteenth and
Shepherd streets NE. Father
Evening star., 1950-07-11

Molina came here from Madrid,
Spain. in 1886.
Others naturalized and the
countries of their origin are:
Mrs; Marie FRANCHISE Davis, 20. OF 1901
assnus N.Y. oi o frsnss R9ase
avenue NV, England Mrs. Dorothy Ber-
MICA Harrison. rs. Of 220s Nichols avenue
Mrs. Annie Lee Yee. SO. Of sa4 Ninth
Pss; e. .: Fl ss$S S. sizs'nnah 'ia fsrTaes
Mrs. Ariette Jeanne Marie McGifi, S5.
OF 37l7 AlbemaIle street NV. France.
~ o9d 476s Mss MARIA sehneidsr 49,
1925 Davenport street NV. Chile: Mrs.
fosd N% canad s q MI. s6a fns2 G9
Norway; Miss Elisa Franchi. II. Of $50
CHAPLIN street Sc, Italy; Charles Carlo
M9 Ross e. ss wssssrmsn saHsst sw ST. a
1922 Longfellow street NV. France: MRS.
RossmaEy Ross1 Er.anS Price H. Of the Roger Smith
Forster Koiwai. II: Of 1915 Fifty-ninth
Also Mrs, Gudule Antonio wilmink
%, Of 1910 Twenty-flrst street NY, Italy;
Mrs. Anna Dora Levine, so. Of 422 Ogle-
thorps street NW Rqssa; sas. Mrs: Pearl
nue. NE, Canada; Miss vivian Grace
Barrett. SO, of 2O32 Belmont road NV.
Canada; Hermann Maria Splitter, 81, of
Helen M gers1 a. rss 81 sSs sS Asstss 4rlsee ms nea
Sc. Latvia; Mrs. Violet jean Kerge, ~.
of 129 Thirty-fifth street NE. Scotland;
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Hitler Youth Member Plea for Citizenship Weiqhed by Cou

District Court Judge Henry A
SchWeinhaut today was consider.
ing whether to grant American
citizenship to a self-admitted for.
mer member of the Hitler Youth
organization.
Judge Schweinhaut took the
matter under consideration at g
naturalization ceremony yester-
day. after blond, 26-year-old Mrs
Gisela Menke, wife of an official
in the office of United States
Commissioner John j. McCloy ir
Berlin, told the judge she had
been a member of the youth group
and also of a Labor Front move
ment in Germany.
Mrs. Menke was called to the
bench after 43 other candidates
for citizenship had been sworn in
An official of the immigration and
Naturalization Service told Judge
Schweinhaut Mrs. Menke was
technically an enemy alien. He
said, however, the attractive ap-
plicant had been investigated by
the Government and that the I'm
migration Service recommended
she be given her citizenship.
Forced Into Organization"
Under questioning by the Judge,
Mrs. Menke said she was forced
into the labor organization after
she left school. She said she has
renounced her German citizen
ship.
Judge Schweinhaut said he
would have to examine the attrac-
tive applicants file and would
reserve his decision. He set no
date for a ruling.
Mrs. Menke told reporters she
met her husband, Walter Menke,
deputy chief of the legislative
division in the Office of the United
States Commissioner, in Berlin.
She said she came here about a
year ago on an immigration visa.
The Menkes were married in Ar
lington last June. Mrs. Menke
said she wants to gain her citizen
ship as soon as possible so she
Evening star., 1950-07-11

! Mrs. Paraskevi Staveulas, ~. of 214o \
street NV. Greece; Mrs. Sheila Mar,
Hancock Smith, rs, Of .1040 Barnaby ter.
So. Of 4514 Fifteenth street NV, Austria
Also Simon Weiss. SO. of 4514 Fifteenth
street NV, Austria; John Adam Savage
22, OF Edgewater, Md, Poland; Mrs
Amelia Emily Beere, 90, OF 552s Mac
Arthur boulevard NV, England: Mrs
1nez Buitrago Torres, "a, of l445 Otis
633 Morris place NE, England; Josef
vollmann, 62 of 4OS Sixth street NV,
Austria Mrs. Mabel Elizabeth Rankin, 36,
Maryse Caldwell, SO. Of Searcy Ark,
France; Mrs. Anita. English. 49, OF the
Carlton Hotel, Spain; Mrs. Adriana de
Heus Turpin. 20, Of 916 North Daniel
street. Arlinston. England; Mrs. Valda
Florence Franklin, %, of Baltimore, Md,
England; Mrs. Emilia Vera Berrier, 20, Of
Mount Airy, n. c., Yugoslavia, and Mrs.
Antoinette saulter, 27, Of Boga Lusa, La,
Austria.
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Skipper Of Queen Liners
Murries in Boston
BY the Assoeiafed Press

BOSTON. July 12.-Sir Gordon
Illingworth, veteran British sea
captain whose commands included
the liners Queen Mary and Queen
Elizabeth. was married yesterday
to Mrs. Marie Randall Caldwell,
formerly of Brockton.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. William c. Hart in the
Old South Church.
Mrs. Caldwell is the widow of
Charles M. Caldwell. In recent
years she has made her home at
Fire Island, N. Y, and Clearwater,
Fla.
Sir Gordon served 40 years with
the Cunard Steamship Line before
his retirement. The couple plans
to live in Bermuda.
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Lafayette

The Keystone and semper Fidelis
classes of the Methodist church met
Wednesday evening in the home of
Mrs. Oscar May with Mrs. Wilbur
Sumney assisting hostess. Devotions
were led by Mrs. Sumney. Enter
tainment by Mrs. Everett Cumrine
and Mrs. Edith Downing. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs.
Harvey Badertscher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Clum of
Muncie, Ind. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charts Weaver, karon and Jimmy
of Lima We're Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clum and
family.
The Kings daughters class of the
Congregational Christian church met
Wednesday afternoon in the home of
Mrs.Jesse Wollett.
The w. S. c. S. of the Methodist
church held an all day sewing in
the home of Rev. and Mrs. Ballinger,
Tuesday with 10 members present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Becker and
sons of Cridersville were Sunday
evening guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Cumrine.
Mrs. Vina Bargs of Lima was a
Sunday dinner guest of her brother,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Eversole and
daughter of Maumee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Eversole and daughter and
Mrs. Carrie Lentz We're Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Eversole.
A birthday dinner was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinsey Helser in their
home, Sunday, honoring their son
Tommy's 7th birthday. Those at
tending We're Mrs. Blanche Helser,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Hullibarger, Mr..
and Mrs. Darwin Hull and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Criblez.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hefner and
daughter Kay of Cincinnati were
week end guests of the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Hefner.
The Kings daughter class of the
Congregational Christian church will
serve chicken-biscuit supper March
18th at the school cafeteria. Come
and enjoy good food and fellowship.
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Pandora

Mrs. Elmer McGinnis of Ottawa
was week end visitor in the home
of her daughter, Mrs. George Mullett
and family.
The fourth quarterly conference
will be held in the Pandora NJ. L.
church Sunday evening March 10, at
7:30 p. m. DR.. w. Carl Hicky will
bring the message of the evening.
The ?. 7. A. will hold a program
on March 8. This month the topic
will be, Better Family Life for the
Citizens of Tomorrow" Devotions
will be led by Mrs. Floyd Basinger,
music will be in charge of Paul
Burket. Installation of new officers
will also take place at this meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Burkhart
and family are spending several
days in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Packman at Piqua.
Supt. c. c. Cox attended the N. E.
A. convention in Atlantic City, n. J..
several days last week. Persons at
tending the convention may learn
about what is being done all over
the nation to maintain modern work
able schools.
was guest speaker at the meeting Of
the Asi No Mas club held Wednesday
evening in the home of Mrs. Juanita
Schumacher. SociaIized medicine,
children's diseases and the various
new drugs used today were the
speakers subjects. A trio composed
of Mrs. Catherine Long, Mrs. Juanita
Schumacher and Miss Clara Bracy
provided music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Davidson of
Lima have selected the name Cynthia
Mae for their daughter born in st.
Rita hospital on Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Davidson, Pandora, are
the paternal grandparents.
Announcement that Charles S.
Reese of Pandora has been named
an assistant district supervisor was
made Saturday by L. A. Labadie,
Defiance supervisor for the federal
census.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carr, re-
turned to their home on Sunday,
after having spent the winter months
in Florida.
Mrs. Urban Leichty entertained
the Pandora Garden club on Tuesday
evening in her home with Mrs. GracS
Jones assistant hostess. Roll call
was answered with, "My First Sign
of Spring"
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Diller of
Bluffton were Sunday dinner guests
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Diller and family.
Mrs. Myra Wehrly who has been
seriously i'll is reported improved at
this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Edsel Dibert and
sons, Steve and Jimmie of Ohio City
were Sunday visitors in the E. l..
Burkhart home.
Mrs. Z. J. Miller was admitted to
The Bluffton Community hospital on
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home of Mrs. Alvin Augsburger in
Pandora, Wednesday afternoon of
next week. The following numbers
appear on the programme Wars I'M
pact on Religioun : Mrs. 0rlo
Marshall: "A Reasonable Life in a
Mad World" Mrs. Herbert
Marshall.
A Church Night for the family
will be held at the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening. At this
meeting Rev. McIntire will present
the Study book Missions at the
Grass Roots" by Shiver. Preceding
the program a Sacrifcial meal will
be served at $50 and an offering
taken for Zone Great Hour of Shar-
ing" which is sponsored by Church
World Service.
Rev. and Mrs. Leonard McIntire
and children of Bluffton were Sun
day dinner guests in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Marshall were
in Columbus Sunday, to spend the
day with their son Robert who is
fiutist in the University Symphony
Orchestra and attended a concert
given by the Symphony Sunday
afternoon.
In All open ceremony at the Grace
Methodist church in Lima, at 2:30
Sunday afternoon, Miss Mary Mar
garet Roll became the bride of Emer-
son C. Fruchey, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Fruchey of this community.
The bride chose Mrs. Harold Riden-
our to be matron of honor and her
only attendant while Leland Amstutz
served as best man.
The vows were received by Rev.
Vernon Van Buren and an informal
reception followed the ceremony in
the church parlors.
Among those attending were: Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Begg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Begg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Beemer, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
| Gratz, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gratz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gratz of Pan
dora, Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyce Kidd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Kidd and son
Dwain, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Kidd
and daughters Donna Lee and Betty
Lou, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Mayberry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cook and
daughter Betty, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Cook, Beaverdam, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Erect and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Green, Lima.
The Cook Sisters, Florence, Lola,
Marie and Caddie had their annual
wedding anniversary dinner and cell
ebration at the Senate Restaurant
in Lima Tuesday evening. All of
them chose Caddie's birthday as their
wedding date SO it is double event.
Those attending the dinner were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Freet who were
having their 36th anniversary, Mr..
and Mrs. Cloyce Kidd the 34th, Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Frushed the Goth
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Gratz the
28th.
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Rockp0rt

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Marshall of
near Alger were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Marsh
all and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Mayberry
of Columbus spent the week end with
the formers parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Mayberry.
Our neighboring town of Columbus
Grove had a disastrous fire Saturday
afternoon with damage estimated at
s230,000. A car belonging to Will
liam Cupp was lost in the conflag-
ration.
Mrs. Irene Cupp and daughter
Marjorie of this place and Mrs. Will
liam Riser of Bluffton motored to
New London, Sunday, to spend the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Leh-
man and family. Other guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Alderman and
two children of Warren.
Mrs. Orlo Marshall returned home
Friday evening from Gainesville,
Florida, where she had spent the
past three weeks with Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred Grismore.
The w. S. C. s. of the Methodist
church will meet Thursday afternoon
of next week in the home of the
pastor and his wife the Rev. and
Mrs. Dow Fauver in Beaverdam
Mrs. Cloyce Kidd will have the de-
votions. Program leader will be Mrs
Charles Van Meter and a special
feature by Mrs. Charles Beemer will
close the session.
The March meeting of the Profit
and Pleasure club will be held in the
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all those send
ing cards, flowers, and gifts in honor
of our fiftieth wedding anniversary.
They were greatly appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Anderson
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Sunday. She is a medical patient
having virus pneumonia.
Rev. Powelrs mother from Sher-
wood is staying in the Powell home
at present. Mrs. Powell Is convalesc-
ing at her home after recent
operation.
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Most Ohio beekeepers are planning
on attending two-day beekeepers'
short course at Ohio State Uniyers-
ity, March 21-22.