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Evening star., 1950-06-16
GabrieIson Firm Aided
By RFC Denies He Had
Any Financial Interest
by the Asseeiated Press

Criticism of an $18 million Gov
brnment loan to a company headed
by Republican National Chairman
Guy Gabrielson has brought the
reply that Mr.. Gabrielson has no
financial interest in the firm.
1t was a Republican, Senator
Capehart Of Indiana, who raised
the matter. Senator Capehart
spoke out yesterday in a session
of Senate Banking Subcommit-
tee which is investigating lending
practices of the Reconstruction
Finance Corp.
The RFC made a three-part
loan totaling $18 million to
Carthage Hydrocol. Inc, of New
York City, of which Mr.. Gabriel
son is president and general
counsel. The money was for a
synthetic gasoline plant and pipe
lines at Brownsville, Tex.
Senator Capehart said the
stockholders mostly oil COM
panies, could well have financed
the whole thing themselves.
Senator Fulbright. Democrat of
Arkansas agreed with an RFC
witness that the project was de-
sirable. but said 1T this is sue
cessful. 1t will be very profitable
to the owners"
In New York last night, Frank
M. Dawson, vice president of
Carthage Hydrocol, said that
while Mr.. Gabrielson is president
of the firm "he has no financial
interest in the company"
Mr.. Dawson said the corporation |
was organized to make synthetic
high octane gas and certain by
products important to national
defense" He said all the stock
is owned by private companies
which invested $21 million Of
their own money.
Evening star., 1950-06-16
Police and Women Agree
She Cont Drive Truck
sy the As,eeiessd Press

CHICAGO, June l6.-Mrs. Vio-
let Labash. IS, was charged with
four trafic violations by Hyde
Park police last night-but she
insisted she doesn't know how to
drive q car.
Police agreed she can't drive.
But they accused her Of being
behind the wheel Of semi
trailer truck which collided with
q car driven by William Kelly.
They charged her with making
an improper turn. driving while
intoxicated. leaving the scene Of
an accident. and not having q
drivers license.
Evening star., 1950-06-16
Methodist Aide Numed

NEW YORK, June Is tP.-
The Rev. Jesse A. Engle. for the
last four years superintendent of
the Richmond district of the Vir-
ginia Conference of the Methodist
Evening star., 1950-06-16
SoiIbout Sinks Off India

BOMBAY, India, June 16 (P.-
Twenty-eight young Indians to-
day were feared drowned follow
ing the sinking of a sailing vessel
In the Gulf of Cambay off Bhav-
nagar, on India's west coast.
Evening star., 1950-06-16

Church. has been elected executive
secretary Of the Methodist Board
Of Missions Division Of Education.
Evening star., 1950-06-16

D McGfegor Sport Shirts, 1.25 to 7.s5
D Paris Belts, $50 to 1000
Swonk Jeweiry, 100 to 1000
, Monhotton Pojamos, 3.o5 and 4.e5
, Palm Beach Ties, 100
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
csl. uhelna produkce vykazuje
yelkx pokles.

Praha. = Casopis csl. odbo-
raT6 "Prace" primal, re v dr.
sledku rozsahleho absentismu
produkce uhli klesla hluboko
pod ocekavany vykon.
Americky tisk prinesl zpra-
WI z Prahy, re komunisticka
policie zatkla dalsfch SO praz-
skych obchodnfkd, mezi nimiz
bylo i nekolik majitelI leps1ch
.prazskych restaurater1 a Cd
vezla zatcene do kladenskych
uhelnych a jachymovskych u
ranovych dolG ma nucenou pra-
eli. Zatcenf byli ~pfedvedeni
pred tr1clennou komisi okresni-
no narodnfho vyboru a v neko-
lika minutach sumarne odsou-
zeni k dvoulete nucene praci.
We vsech pTipadech byli tito
iednotlivci odsouzeni ma otroc-
Ike prace, protoze pry nemeli
kladny postoj Ike komunisticke-
mu rezimu.
Zpravy dodavaji, re i roz-
sudky jsou v souhlase S 1my-
Stem komunistickeho rezimu u
chit z Prahy tax zvane mesto
pracuj1ciho lidu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Nezajem o ruske filmy.

Praha. - Csl. statnf film -
narodnf podnik " jehoz cele
stojf sovetsky ~povefenec Lofty
sevskij, je pro planovane hos
podafstvf rozhodne nevynosny,
nebot pasiva, ktera film vyka-
zuje. pTekonavajf vsechna oce-
kavanf. TAX ma pffklad trzba
"a promitan1 jedineho sovetske-
no filmu pc dobu 7 dn1 pred
stavuje 1920 tis1c Kcs. Tezba
"a promftanf americkeho nebo
anglickeho filmu "a tutez do
bu je 100 az ITO tis1c Kcs. Pro-
toze vsak promitanf sovetskych
flint kazdem biografu must
dosahnout 60 proc, teprve o
zbytek Sc deli produkce iinych
cizfch flint, je jasne, re po-
kladny biografd jsou 1plne
prazdne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Drancovani " cSR pokracuje.

Ludwigsburg. - Sovetske-
mt svazu nepostaci jen vele-
cenny j~achymovsky uran, W.
robky tezkeho pr1myslu, textil,
'boty - ale v poslednf dobe O.
brazil Sovetsky svaz pozornost
i ma zbytky zemedelstvf. Pres
vsechny snahy napodarilo sc
rezimu zatajit transportovani
csl. masla zvlaste do vychodni-
no Nemecka. Nyni doslo take
ma dobytek. - Jsou postizeny
zvlaste vetSi ~sestatnene statky,
kde byl proveden vyber nejlep-
SIGH chovnych kusI, ktere jsou
urceny pro transport do Ne
mecka pod sovetskou spravou.
TAX Sc dnes do Nemecka VIVA
Ii, kdyz Sc csl. zemedelstvf je-
Ste n-evzpamatovalo z rozvratu
nemecke okupace a kdy csl. lid
zije dosud v podvyzive.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
PRO POMOC
.cSL. UPRCHLfKUM.
Vykaz prace "a rok 1949.

Tyto dny konala Sc v. New
Yorku schuze cinovn1kG a "a
stupcd Americkeho Fondu pro
ceskoslovenske uprchlfky CA
merican Fund for Czechoslo-
yak Refugees, Inc.), v kance-
lafi Carnegiovy nadace pro me-
zinarodn1 mir. Schulz zahajil
DIR. James T. Shotwell, predse-
da sboru TeditelG Fondu. Pre-
lsident Fondu DIR. Jan Papanek,
podal pc ~precteni zapisu o po-
sledn1m zasedanl dlouhou zpra
WI O cinnosti Fondu V minulem
roce. Referoval o novem zako-
ne, ktery Sc prave projednava
v senate a O likvidaci IRO, KITE
ra byla stanovena ma cerven
1850. Pravil re pomocne or
ganisace budou musit prevzlt
ljiste funkce IRO a re Americ-
ky Fond jedna S jinymi dobro-
volne-podpdrnymi jednotami o
problemech ceskoslovenskych
uprchlfk1. Pravil dale, re da-
|tum likvidace by melo byt Cd
sunuto alespon ma 1. ledna 1851
ably tax bylo pomozeno cesko-
slovenskym bezencGm. Kdyz
IRO skoncf svoji cinnost, Dude
stale jeste 5000 csl. u~prchl1k1
v Nemecku, O ktere Dude nutno
Sc starat. Neni zadne moznos-
tt, ably dostali praci v Nemecku
a proto must pfijit do Spoj.
Stat1. V Italii Sc tento pro-
blem zjednodusuje, ponevadz
z poctu 1000 csl. uprchl1kG 20
stale jich tam jen 500 a zadny
novy pT1liv Sc neocekava. z to-
hoto zbytku je asi 100 starych
lid. nemocnych a det1. | o tyto
Sc Dude muset nekdo starat a
je mono, re pc likvidaci IRO
zGstanou nejake fondy, ktere
by zmfrnily osud techto uboza-
XII. Americky Fond v Nemec-
ku zastupuji dobrovolne a bez-
platne DIR. Stoddard a DIR. Joza
Novotny. Je nutno, ably byla
|jeste jedna pracovni s1la, jez
by Sc starala o tyto nase kra-
Ijany. Ocekava Sc, re pc likvi-
|daci IRO Dude nutna pomoc
pro 5000 az $4,000 uprchlfkd,
ktefi zGstanou jeste v Nemec-
ku a k tomu treba pTic1st jeste
ty, kteTi stale z Ceskoslovenska
prchajf v poctu asi 1900 az l.
400 mesfcne. z Mich je 70 pro-
cent muz1 a 80 proc. zen a de
til. DIR. Papanek sdelil, re A
mericky Fond spolupracuje S
Council of Voluntary Agencies
for Foreign Service a stall Sc
clenem spolecnosti CARE, coz
znamena dalsf pomoc pro ces-
koslovenske uprchlfky. Zdu-
raznil, re vydaje S veden1m
Fondu, jsou minimalni.
DR.. Ivan TabOrSky, uraduJl-
CT tajemnfk, podal financnf
zpravu. Rozvaha ke dni 80.
cervna 1949 cinila $7,150.89.
Prfjmy cd cervna do konce lis
topadu chilly $18,044.14 a W.
dale "a tutez dobu $15,238.44.
DIR. Taborsky oznamil, re va
nocnf sblrka vynesla $7,901.39
a vanocnf sber prinesl satstva a
materialu v hodnote S3,735.60.
STAY uprchl1kG je tento: V anne
ricke nemecke zone v sedmi ia
borech je nyni 1926 lidf. V
britske nemecke zone je 500 Ii
df, v Rakousku We tTech tabo-
rech jest LOO lidf a v Italii
500 lidi. V samotnem Nemec-
ku je 756 det1! Celkem bylo III
skano 4O3 afidavitG a 81 sti-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17

penidf ma americkych vysokych
skolach pro suddenly. Uhrnem
postal do taborn Fond 27,045
liber SAITH, prada, obuvi a po-
travin hodnote $29,259.20.
Krone toho bylo poslano 210|
balfkG CARE, 500 jard6 flame
lu a 220 grant streptomycinu,
vse v hodnote asi $3,101.00.
DR.. Shotwell vyslovil diky
vyboru, 1raduj1c1mu tajemnf-
kovi "a praci, ktera byla kan
celafi Fondu vykonana. PAM
Papankova podala zpravu O
studentske akci a O tezkostech,
ktere Sc il postavily v cestu, v
prvnf rade pfi opatrovanf sti-
pendi1 a We druhe rade pri OBJ
sazovanf techto mist vhodny-
mi suddenly, jakoz i pri dopra-
We student1 do Spoj. Stat1, ably
Sc sem dostali cas-.
Rovnez byla podana zprava
clenskeho komitetu Fondu
Membership Committee) KITE
ry byl nedavno zorganisovan.
Vybor ma 22O clen1, kterf pla-
tt nejmene jeden dollar mesfc-
n1ho pf1spevku. Celkem odve-
dl tento vybor jiz $3.50 do
Fondu. Vybor hodla jeste roz-
s1riti svou cinnost a z1skati DIAL
81 cleny, kterf by pravidelne
pTispfvali.
DR.. Papanek oznamil, re zpra-
Wy z taboru Walka jsou spatne
a re tam jiz byla poslana prvni
pomoc. Zejmena je treba skol-
skych pomGcek, hracek a po-
dobnych vec1 pro deti. V tom
to smeru Sc Dude jednati S A
merican Legion o pomoc z fon-
du ,ktery tato organisace sb1ra.
Jedna Sc take O dopraVu suse-
neho mleka vajec a bramborG
do Nemecka a "a tim ucelem
byl zahajen tax zvany Milk
Drive (Mlecny fond pro nase
deti), z nehoz Sc Dude hradit
dopravne, ably tyto tax potfeb-
ne potraviny Sc dostaly do ia
borG. pTedevsfm nasim detem.
DR.. Papanek byl poveren ces-
|tou pc taborech, ably vysetril
situaci a ma miste pomahal, jak
Sc da. DR.. Papanek slibil, re
pojede-li do Nemecka, Dude ce-
stovati bez jakychkoli vydaju
pro Fond, tedy, re by cestoval
ma sve vlastn1 1traty, coz bylo
prijato vyborem S d1ky.
Pc te byli zvoleni ma rfsti
rok tito funkcionaTi: Doktor
James Shotwell, predseda sbo-
RI reditel1; DIR. Jan Papanek,
president; Malcolm Davis a
PAM James K. Stoddard, mi
tsopredsedove; Miles Rehor-
pokladnfk; PAM Howard N.
Morse, vypomocna pokladni
A. j. Val1sek, tajemn1k; PAM
Anna Peppel, vyomocna tajem-
nice a DIR. Ivan Taborsky, IRA
dujfci tajemnfk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Dive skupiny partyzanI jsou
cinny " CSR.
Vfden Rakousko. -

Widen, Rakousko. - Zdejsi
neodvisle noviny ode Presse'
pTinasf zpravu, re jsou v Ces-
koslovensku cinny dive party
zanske skupiny. Jedna skupi-
ma 81 rfka "B1lf partyzani" a O.
peruje ma severnfm Slovensku
a druha skupina vyv1jf cinnost
v slovensko-moravskem pohra-
nicf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Prazska.

sla Sc jedna PAM podfvat ma
uprazdneny byt. Provadel il
domovnfk a ptal Sc:
"Mate deti? :. Kolik? -.
Davate do oxen kytky? /.
Nezpfva vase sluzka celej den?
Mate papouska? -. Chodl vas
muz v noci dom1? -. V1te, to
vSecko Sc u mas v dome netrpl."
Pov1dala ia PAM:
"Tak? A prosim vas, dovol-
tie mi jednu otazku: Mate tady
v dome stat? - "Staj? A proc
pak?" "Pro to hovado, KITE
re tenhle byt maine"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
v Turecku zahynulo 20 lid phi
zemetTeseni.
A nkara T11rnckn

Ankara, Turecko. - Pr ze-
metresenl. ktere postihlo oblast
u mesta Erzerumu zahynulo 20
lidi, 80 byli zraneni a 100 do
MI bylo poboreno. Nejh1Te
byla postfzena obec Karayazi,
Tide jsou post1zeni tim vice, re
teto oblasti panuje nyn1 kru-
tV mraZ.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
UmeleckY pozitek.

"Jak Sc VAN lfbil posledni
koncert filharmonie?"
Gale, prisel jsem O cely po-
zitek, mGj soused vedle mne
tax chrapal, re jsem nemohl a.
nj ZamhouTit Okla"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Desna hrozba.

Divadelnf reditel Ok obecen-
stvu, pfskajfcfmu jiz pc PRIV
MIN jednan1)
"Nebude-li ticho, panove a
danny. dam prvnl jednani opa-
kovat!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Zah0nek HumOru.
Villa Sc.

"Vy jste 81 tedy jiz zvykli v
nasem ~mestecku, PAM radova?"
"Ano, nejdr1v jsem nemela
vGbec zadnou spolecnost, ale
nyni jsem uz S vetSinou dam
znepTatelena."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-02-17
Pohadka.

Byl jednou jeden veliky au-
tomobil, ten jezdil pc silnicfch
docela zvolna a nikdy nikoho
a mic nepfejel.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-15
Mrs. Coleman
Becomes Head
OF Chapter Here

Mrs. William Coleman was in
stalled as the new regent of the
Hannah Emerson Dustin Chapter,
Daughters of the American Re
volution, at the annual Flag Day
meeting held Wednesday in the
Memorial Building, Legion Park.
Mrs. Coleman succeeds Mrs.
Frank E. Smith.
Mrs. Louis P. Rausch, organiz-
ing regent of the chapter, acted
as installing officer. Other Of
ficers present to be installed were
Mrs. Joseph Lentz, vice regent;
Mrs. Edward Gunderman, record
ing secretary; and Mrs. Clair
TIL ompson, treasurer. Mrs.
Rausch is the registrar. The new
officers Immediately assumed
their duties, and Mrs. Smith pre-
sented the gavel and regents
pin to Mrs. Coleman. In appre-
citation of her faithful services,
the pin given by the chapter was
presented to Mrs. Smith by Mrs.
Thompson.
Installation followed a deli
cious picnic luncheon at noon,
with Mrs. Kenneth Helser and
Mrs. Smith as hoStesses. After
Mrs. Coleman appointed her COM
mittees for the coming year, the
members and guests were pleased
to hear interesting talks by Miss
Erdean McCloud, of near Zanes-
field, a former resident of this
city, and Miss Rosemary Avery,
who is a student at Maryville
College, Tenn.
Miss McCloud spoke on "RootS
of American Loyalty, sketching
the early history of the colonies,
and tracing the gradual begin
ming of the feeling of loyalty to
the new America Miss Avery des-
cribed the college at Maryville,
and its activities. The local chap
ter has a personal interest in the
school, which is on the D. A. r.
approved school list, and for the
past two years has contributed
toward the tuition of a student
there.
In addition to those mentioned,
other members present were Mrs.
Clarence Hopes, Mrs. Frank
Galloway, Mrs. ID. R. Griffith,
and Mrs. ]. K. Mclaughlin. Guests
were Mrs. Anna Shumaker, Mrs.
George Taylor, Mrs. Howard
Guy, Mrs. Russell Noble, Miss
Kathryn WEIGH and the speakers,
Miss McCloud and Miss Avery.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-15

ding included:
Mi. and Mrs. Arthur B. Towne,
Mi. and Mrs. w. F. Woodbury.,
and son, Gary; Mr.. John Wood
bury, Richard Sidey, Thomas
Sidey, James Sidey, Mrs. Ken
meth Towne and daughter, Diane;
Mrs. v. v. Vaughn, and Mr.. Ed
ward ID. Warner, all of Dunkirk,
N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Speidel, Mrs. Margaret Shug,
Mrs. John Marian, and John Jr.,
of Albany, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Meighan and daughter,
Nancy, of River Edge, N. j.; Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Haverfield, of Can
nonsburg, Pa; MIR. and Mrs. AL
mon r. Wright and Mrs. Laura
Hosick, Washington D.. c.; Mrs.
Dale Miracle, Springfield, Ill.
MI. Slvin Campbell, Wilmore,
KY.
Miss Lois Nicely, Mr.. Paul Til
ford, Miss Judy Tilford, Mrs. Ed
ward Lorenz and daughter, Flor
ence and Lucy; Misses Marjorie
and Mary Lou Wright, Mr.. Dave
Mcdowell, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. M.
Anderson, and Rev. and Mrs. c.
J. L. Bates, daughter, Margaret,
and son, John, of Wooster; Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Wright and Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Desch, and son,
Herbert Jr., of Dayton; Miss
Eleno Morris and Mr.. Hugh Nc
MILAN, of Maumee; Miss Virginia
Lybarger, of Lakewood; Miss
Dorothy Phillip, of Martins
Ferry.
Mrs. Edwin z. Price and Mrs.
Herschel Wilson, of Columbus
Mr.. and Mrs. David Deem and
daughter, Kathleen, of Xenia; Mr..
and Mrs. o. d. Smythe, of Homer;
Mr. and Mrs. r. F. Nesbitt, and
Mrs. Richard Stafford, of st. Par
is; Mrs. j. F. Tarbutton and
daughters, Molly and Dona, OF
Worthington; Mrs. Walter Moy-
sey, Mrs. Charles Moysey and
Miss Ruby L. Craig, of Eaton;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Wilson and
Mr.. J. p. Wilson Jr. and son
Jimmy; and Mrs. Abigail Spauld-
ing, of Springfield o.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-15

known as the Circle of Remem-
brance. Other officers are vice
leader, Mrs. Specs; secretary,
Mrs. Theodore j. Tobbe; treasur-
er, Mrs. Larry Fitzgerald.
Committees are as follows: pro-
gram Mrs. Robert Crothers,
chairman, Mrs. William Marsh,
Mrs. Specs and Mrs. Tobbc; Ways
and Means-Mrs. William Croth-
ers, chairman, Mrs. Wilfred Con-
rad, and Mrs. Gene Volrath; Lay
cite chariman-Mrs. John Feen-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-15
Kings Daughters
Circle Organized

Organization of a new Kings
Daughters Circle in Marysville
was completed Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs, Clarence
Specs, when officers were elected,
a name chosen and committees
appointed.
Mrs. Joseph Dutton will head
the new circle, which will be
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-15
UNION v. F. w. AUXILIARY
MEETS ON MONDAY

Union Rural Post 1899 Ladies
Auxiliary of Milford Center held
their June meeting Monday eve
ming in the IOOF hall with the
president, Mrs. Mamie Brill in
charge. Minutes and official COM
m~unications were read by the Sc
cretary, Mrs. Bertha HartSell.
Cards of thanks we're received
from Mrs. Velma Stanley, Mrs.
Ethel StillingS, and Mrs. H. H..
Kettler.
Delegates selected to the De-
partment Encampment to be held
at the Deshler in Columbus were
Mrs. Ruby Fisher and Mrs. Wyl-
lie Trees. Splendid reports were
given by Mrs. Brill and Mrs.
Grace Simons of the bake goods
and parcel post sale held last
Saturday, and of the Poppy sale
by Mrs. Joan Hill.
The Auxiliary wishes to ex-
press their appreciation to all
who contributed or helped in any
way. Following the ritualistic
closing, reports were heard from
the cheer sisters, and a delicious
lunch was served, by Mrs. Bessie
Davis and Mrs. Brill.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-15
Miss Gerken Among
Concordiu Graduates

Mrs. Walter Mayer and son,
Eugene, and daughter, Mary, re-
turned home Saturday after
spending the week with Mrs.
Mayors parents, Rev. and Mrs.
August Gerken, in Ohio City. On
Wednesday evening they all at
tended the 44th annual Concordia
College and High School Mill
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-15
Ebert Sawyer
Mdrries Corning Girl
Here Wednesday

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fisher, of
Corning, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Roberta 10, to
Ebert Morgan Sawyer, son of
Elwoed E. Sawyer of Marysville,
Wednesday, June IA, 1850. DR..
Karl B. Alexander read the cere-
mony at two p. m. in the Meth
odist parsonage.
The BRIDE chose "a white It's
sue faille semi-tailored street
street length dress for her mar
riage, with which she wore a
| small white straw sailor hat, with
white velvet ribbon trim, and her
shoulder corSage was a lavender
orchid with a deep colored throat.
Attending the couple were the
brides sister, Miss Martha Fish
er, of Corning, and. Robert Ros-
cite, of this city. Miss Fisher
wore a rose pink crepe dress,
with white trim, a small off-the
face white hat, trimmed with
white velvet flowers, and a navy
blue veil. He corsage was of mix
ed roses.
Following the ceremony, a
| small reception was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer
on w. Fourth st. After a short
wedding trip, Mr.. Sawyer and
his bride will be at home at 1913
South Liberty ST, Alliance Ohio.
The former Miss Fisher attend
ed Ohio State University, and has
been employed in the service de-
partment at the University. MIR.
Sawyer was one of a class of "a
candidates who received degrees
lof bachelor of science in cleo
trical engineering from the Col
lege of Electrical Engineering,
tOhio State University, at the COM
mencement held June 8. He has
accepted a position as electrical
engineer with the Alliance Manu-
featuring Company.
q @ q
CLAIBORNE W.S.c.S. MEETS
At YEARSLEY HOME
The W.S.C.S. of the Claiborne
Methodist Church met in the
home of Mrs. 7. A. Yearsley
Thursday afternoon. The meet,
ing was in charge of the presi'
dent, Mary Webster, and was
opened with devotions by Mrs
Lola Hull. Mrs. Eta Potts was
in charge of a very interesting
program of talks and poems BY
various members of the society
Following the business session
d elicious refreshments were
served by Mrs. Learsley, assisted
by Mrs. Rush Cheney, Mrs. Irm;
Hull and Mrs. Fred Moore as co.
hostesses.
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On Thursday evening they at
tended commencement exercises
at Condordia when Gertrude Ger
ken was n of the 1853 graduates.
Gertrude graduated with high
honors averaging 97,8 during her
four years in Concordia High.
In August, Gertrude will enter
nurses training in the Lutheran
hospital, Ft. Wayne, for which
she received a scholarship.
tary tournament in FIT. Wayne,
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stra; committee to draw up a
constftution-Mrs. James Steph-
ems. Mrs. Albert Baptist, and Mrs.
Marsh
There are IL members in the
circle, all Of whom r mentioned
above.
n n
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Miss Sarah Jean Wright is Married
To Mr.. TownsleY Here Tuesday
JUNE Is. 1850

Through the Years, and 20
Perfect Love-.
Given in marriage by her faith
err, the bride was radiantly at
tractive in a white organdy gown,
with white eyelet embroidered
organdy used for the bodice, and
plain organdy for the full skirt,
which swept to a cathedral train.
Her matching hat,r trimmed in
lilies of the valley, held her fin
gertip veil. She wore matching
mits, and carried a shower bou-
quet of lilies of the valley and
baby's breath.
Attending the bride were Miss
Nancy Meighan, of River Edge,
N. j., as maid of honor; Miss Judy
Tilford, of WOOSTER and Miss
Charlotte Wright, of Washington
d. c., as brides maids, and Re-
becca Ohnsman as junior brides
maid. Miss Wright and Miss
Ohnsman are cousins of tn
bride. All were attired in orchid
organdy floor length gowns, iden-
teal in pattern to the brides cos
tune. They wore matching halos
and carried colonial bouquets.
Miss Diane Towne, of Dunkirk,
was flower girl in ankle length
yellow organdy gown, and car
ried a basket of daisies.
Nh Calvin Campbell, of Will
more, KY, was best man for the
Tall baskets of pink and white
delphinium, banked with ferns
and lighted by four seven-branch
candelabra, formed the beautiful
setting for the wedding Tues
day June IS, of Miss Sara Jean
Wright and Mr.. Edgar A. Towne.
Miss Wright is the daughter of
Mr.. Herbert c. Wright of S. Ma
pie St, and Mr.. Towne's parents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B.
Towne, of Dunkirk, N. Y.
Rev. E. J. L. Bates, pastor of
Westminster Church in Wooster,
read the double-ring ceremony at
$50 p. m. in the First Presbyter-
ian Church, in the presence of
about ESQ relatives and friends.
Preceding the ceremony, a pro-
gram of nuptial music was pre-
sented by Mr.. Richard Sidey, of
Dunkirk, organist, Miss Barbara
Hush, of Marysville, and Mr.. Ed
ward Warner, of Dunkirk, solists.
Mr.. Sidey played "Air for the G.
String, BACH; Prelude" from
Lohengrin; "Nocturne" from Mid
summers Night Dream, and
"Andande" by Gluch. Miss Hush
sang, "How Do l Love Thee, and
selections by Mr.. Warner were
bridegroom, and the guests were
I. seated by Messrs. Robert Wood
bury, of Dunkirk, Glenn G.. 1Moy-
Sey, of Eaton, Joseph Bishop, OF
Milford Center, Richard Sigler,
'of Dunkirk, and Verle Vaughn,
lof Dunkirk.
; The reception was held in the
Robinson Room, where the large
table was centered with
a four TERED cake, topped with
| a wealth of lilies of the valley
: Assisting hostesses were: Mrs
Richard Mitchell, Mrs. Erwin
Price, Mrs. Joseph Dutton, Miss
Nanciana Bishop, Miss Suzanne
fEngard, Mrs. j. P. Wilson, Mrs
Ruth Coe Moysey, Mrs, Herbert
Desch, and Mrs. Ellsworth Ohns-
man.
For travelling, the former Miss
Wright chose a linen suit with
navy accessories. After a short
wedding trip, they will reside
in Culver, Kan, for the summer
returning to Pittsburgh in the
fall, where MIR. Towne is a stu.
dent for the ministery in Western
Theological seminary. Both MIR
and Mrs. ToWne are graduates
from the College of Wooster.
Out-of-town guests at the wed.