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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-08
EUROPE OUTLOOK IMPROVED
SAYS BERLIN MAYOR

Washington (LPA) = Since the
US "began to understand what it
had to do, the prospect in Europe
looks brighter" Ernst Reuter-,
Mayor of West Berlin told report
ers here. Reuter- visited President
Truman at the White House and
assured him that thesgreatest aim
of the Berliners is to stand on their
own feet economically.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-08
Dinner Donce
(Confinned From Page OHe)

should do so Immediately.
We are glad to see Walter Blum
working again after a long illness.
Our sympathies to the family OF
the late Stanley Gdowski who pass
ed away recently.
Work continues to be very good
with many new employees being
hired to replace those called to the
service of their country.
-O.C. 40
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-08

&c Raise In st. Louis StOckyard
st. Louis (LPA)-A innocent
wage raise has been won by 300
members of the AFL Livestock
Handlers Union at the st. Louis
National Stockyards Co.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-08

No. 18.-Dippers. East Liverpool, Ohio
William Watson, Washington Street.
Newell, w. Va. Meets first and third We'd
nesday in Room 4 NBOP Bldg
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1951-03-08

No. 6.-Saggermakers. East Liverpool,
Ohio. Harry F. McCombs. 927 Dresden
Ave-, East Liverpool, Ohio. Meets first and
bird Tuesday in Room 2, NBOP Bldg.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-22

8e8en Die @aIbingtoner GorldlG-
&c menoet ll6 altCb 6ronfreib, Oh
uobl mon ser iron50iilHen gmpfino-
llhfelt unO SelbItiuHt meiteltcn5
ent9egengefommen lit. 9IuS @oris
murOc an Samatug gemeIoet:
Nna trun5Olildle 2luBenminiItrilm
crtl0rtt beltc, Oic NcfruticrlnQ bon
Nel1t'hcn fir Sic Ecrtcioigunq Oes
Nr'tcna fonnc crit beginner, meur
Die OrrnOlagc fiir cine curop4iicbc
Irnlcc 8c'd)ofIcn mor0cn lit, uno be.
tontc, oaB inter feincn ltnItGnOen
0lltl Der &crn elmer ocutidhen 9otio-
nnlornee gcOul0ct mcrOen miro.
2os WtiniIteril1m ga6 0ie grfIG-
rlU9 nl'2, nodOcm Der ,Iiguro be-
rtd)tct bate, Der 1ron50iiINe 9luBen.
n11nllter 0fobcrt Sc5llnon babe in
Wo'hIn8ton Der io'orti9en Grrid)-
tung ocntdbcr &ontingcnte llnter ser
4tlontlfsNr9anilation 5ugeltinnmt".
Sll elmer Ereiicfonferen5 erflGrte
cl1 Tertretcr Der Hegierung, Oieier
Verlht oe5 ,5Sigoro' lei FORFEIT, ober
menl9e NfInutcn ipdtcr rief cr sic
Neporter orL nubm ielne GrflGrl,na
mleOer jllrilf unO fiinoigtc cine Gr-
tlnrlln9 0ca 2luBennliniIterillns an.
S1e crfol9tc uno bat folQeu0en
Mortlout: r8eDiiie IepeIfen aus
WnIblngton baben beballptet, Der
IuBcnnlIniltcr 9fobcrt Shunun bobe
IN Der &onfcrcn5 Der 9lltBcnniuiitrr
Der l1nmltteIbarcn Grri6tung Oelltz
ld)cr &ontlngente lrntcr ser 9lutorit1t
Der neutrality-suspicious. auqe-
ltImmt. Gielc GepeiHen lino nid)t
luobr. Ger lmmittelbaren Grridtuna
oel1tlber &ontingente lit ni6t 3uge-
ltlnmt moroen, unO lie pur0e auf7
bon telnem VFiniIter perlungt.
Jtu6 Den GrflQrunqen Sd,untons
blelbt ooa fundamentals 8rinsip in
&rott, Dab c5 5u feincr 3eit nid1t
etnn1al elncn Grnbrpo elmer oeutIdJcn
Not1onolarmcc geben bari.
Sic Refrl1tierung bon oeutihen
Ferlonal miro Ouber crit 6eqinnen,
menn bic Nrgone Der el,ropoilder
Sertelolgungag agcmcinihoft su funf-
t1on1eren beginncn uno 5u feincr
onOeren 3eit."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-22

llno Denn iiberboupt nod etpos
benottgt tperOcn ioQte, Inn oie Gor-
l6loge BON neuem nb3ulebnen, 10 lit
eS Die Grfl0rung Oes fomn1ltniItiIden
EortelliibrerS @olter llIbri6t, oob
ieoe SerbanOlrng NIT &on5ler Son.
roo 9loenaucr olt59eihlonen lei,
rtpeil er Elm &rieg5treiber it,. Ser
Often lucroc MIR nit nIotriotcn uno
,Srleocn5freunOcn" ncrbonbeln - 5.
b., MIR nit &onlmuniIten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-22
Ntlantif=Ha

Nob Dem 9lbihluB ser @oibing-
toner 9eIprecbungcn begaben iih Die
auBeunliniItcr nod Sttolua, mo 0ies
le @odc Der 9torO- 9ItIantii6c Hat
togt.
Ger Don Gertrctern ser 5p0lf per-
bllnoeten Stooten gebiIoete Gots-
ollald)ub lit oo@ &ou5ugsorqun ser
"Nortb 9Itlontic Greotp Srqoni5uz
tlon" C9tNGS) unO ibm mcroen aQc
9erlhte Der ibm lunterIteltcn Son-
oergrlppen unterbreitet nerocn, in
pelhen lomobl sic Grforoerniiic ser
Au1rl1'tl1n9 ais aucb oie ihr I'M @eqe
1tebenoen Sflpierigfeitcn erlGutcrt
mcr0cn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-22
@ablcn in 8ricd)emlanb

Seit 5mei Sobren lit in @richcn-
lo11o Die QllBere @efoDr beIeitigt, oie
oo5 Sano 81 elmer Yropin5 NtoSfous
MAIDEN lollte &omrlmiltiihe Wer1=
lbenrauber uno Worobrenner huber
ldmere @unoen geidblogen. 9(6cr Oie
Eolltlf lit nieocr rfrieoenSmdbiq"
Sic @rle6en, oie oor 5peitouIeno
Subren Die Gcmofratic erfunoen baz
ben, ltno bellte, lpie emit, miuiq lid,
tltr Die 6reibeit 5u Id)Ia9en, obcr lie
ertro9en lieber ibren WfiBbrouh, ols
lbre peile 9ei6rGnfl,ng.
Serge uno Snleln begiinltigen ocn
SonOerItreit, rno oas Gerbdltnisz
moblreht iorgt oofiir, oaB oie Heis
gung 5ur 3eriplitterltng lid auSIc-
ben. fam, General &opogos, Ser cl-
te Souoegen, Ser nod Sen GlGncn
oe5 Entertainers San Ileet sic aon1-
m1nllten 5u Eaaren trieb, min oie=
lem 3ultanO Elm gnoe modyen- CT
gab Dem &onig Ieinen MorIdallitab
5urltf ltno rift in Sic politiifJe Sire
no.
slm porlebten Sonntog tparen oie
Wablen. Seine parteiIoie rSomm-
lungspartei" ermies iidb ais 5ugfrdf-
tlg. aber oie beihen olten Gorteien
- Die vsSortif)rittler" oes Generals
ElaItiras uno oie v2iberaIen" oes
Greters Seni5elos - ersielten su>
lammen cine Mebrbeit. Gie Iapaeos-
fTortiesung auf Seite 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-22
Die bcutide Mnfrii flung

l(nterm 16. s.. mcloctc Die ,9lil.
YreB" aus Bonn:
&otousiibtlib 5u Cinem ihpcren
pOlitiihen Stllrm IN @eIt= GeutId,-
luno fiibrt ser neue 8eIhlub Der
meltllcben orcl 8roBn1Gbte, Ieuti6e
ais Solooten IN oas meltlihe 0ertei=
olgungslpltem ein5ufiigcn.
Somobl alliierte ula nuh Oeutihe
Gegterungsbeamte gebcn Scr Otei=
nune NusOrud, OoB Die Hegicrllng
aOenauer einen1 erbitterten lmo
mabrl6einlif lang anoauernoe1
&ompf entgegengebt, Inn bie @eItz
Gelltl6en, Dor uQcm ben 9unoestug,
fiir ben 8coanfen Der @ieOcrolfrii-
ltllng 81 gelplnnen.
Gieie Hegierltngabcon1tc boben Sic
gmpfinoung, OoB in Den meltlirben
Sonoern follhe 9luifoll1ngen Dor
berrl6en, olpeit cs Die S5nltllng Ser
Ieutlben 81 elmer etmoigen nftipen
Sellnabme al neutrality-suspicious.
relIllH9e1 Detrl1I.
Die 5ron5oien iheinen 5u glau=
BEN, oaB oie 9eutiden iicb nun pol
Ter gifer einreiben lperOen, I'M pom
@eIten @uifen 5u befonmen. Sie<
ltge beruntiportli6e 9eamte aber be-
tonen, es lei in Ser oelltlben Del
fentli6feit fein Gerlangen no6 ei=
ner oeutl6en 9luiriiltlng in irgenO=
elmer 6orm feit5uitellen, es lei oenn
unter Oen ebemoligen 8erltfsoffi5ie=
rem.
ginige 8un0estagsa6ge Die
ielbit fir sic IuIriiltllng iinO, baben
ibren Sarteifiibrern beridtet, bis 5ll
lieb5ie Yro5ent ibrer @dbler leien
@egner jeoer 9elpoffnung. Nibt MIR,
OaB in Ser breiten lfaiie ser militia
ride @eoanfe Denig slnbdnger bot,
lonOern audi ser Streit Inn oie Sra=
&c, Oh cine nelle Irmee rein belttl1
letn miiiie ooer 5u elmer Guropa=
slrmee geboren fonne, laBt es pollig
unflar erl6einen, mie Die Gegierung
Moenauer bie notlpenbige Webrbeit
inn 8arlament erbalten fann, I'M
@eit= t=0euti1lano Dem peltliben
8ebripItem an5ui6lieBen.
Sic beutiben &egierungsfiibrer
batten urlpriinglih oie gerbonoIun=
gen nit BEN @eItmGdten iiber Ser
teioigungsfragen NIT oem @ebanfen
begonnen, oaB cine nere oeutibe Gr-
mee geibaffen tperoen ioue, Sic Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-22
sSrieben NIT 9entid)lanb

Nad bem Srieben bon San 5ran=
cisco NIT ssSapan berbleiben an ebe-
maligen &riegsgegnern Ser @eIt=
mdhte nur nod Gel1tidlano unb Se-
lterreib. Die M0glibfeit zines de
jnrerSrieoens fiir beioe 2dnber err
iheint i'm Sinblid auf oie Saltung
Ser Soipiets in abiebbarer 3eit tpenig
ausii6tsrei6. SSn Bonn bofft man
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-22

genoen Bunften: 1. S6ut Ser al
lilerten Streitfrdfte in 0euti6lano.
9. Srobleme, Die ii6 ouf Berlin be.
5leben. 3. Serbanolungen iiber Die
Sereinigung ser SIt5one nit Sen orei
@eIt5onen,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-22

wv Wv
Sn oelttldcn Ncglcrlngafrcllcn
lo'te Der 9el6luB Ser "@roBcn Grei"
menig 9egelltcrrn9 ans. IS lhcint
ober, ooB &on5ler Sloenoncr trot Der
ltor'en lo5loltltllNen Sppolltlol' nllt
SeNIll1llll1pel1 ole Snl lfllllllll'l'9 oe2
Sor!oh1ell18 etmor11. Nh eIllcr
Mll'loTl'htreoe 'proN er ferller ole
leoer5eu9l'h9 aus ooB 6 NllBlono
nINt rlStleren lolFo' 6 me9ell Der
p."',u,.N r ~ u '''9 SUI" "'''8'
'''''''''" o. '''''"'
Wnte Js;;b(crc;
Go2 mag 'tnnncn - ldon Oc9
balb, neil eS NuBlano rr'nbrllngage=
muB por5lebt, le1ne SHlnhten olrd)
lelne Snlnllcn 'hln9cn 5l luilcn ltno
'Id lmr ols S6ilrer lm0 SorOcrcr
0ea l(nTrleocn2 5n bct0tigcn. rSll
NeHtlhlano llegen bclltc Die Nln9e
gon5 abnllh mIe por elncm Sahr III
Dem ebenrnlla 8c'poltcnen &orco. >Nl
Slt=Gentlhlono bat Oto5fut miligc
rote Solollen lplc III 9torO-&orca.
Nu5 8erlrn mclOctc am Sumstaq
Die "Nn. EreB":
Sic oit0eutihe fou1nnrniItildc &c.
Qierllno er0ffnete hcute cine ncuc
4ropuaonbafolnpoone acoen sic 0c.
moffnunQ uno GinihuItlmo WcIt.
IeutihlanOs in bu5 ncltlide Ncrtci-
OiqlmQalnltcm.
<,n NorIompnt nos ~ einpr M.
frrnrOpnt)ihrn. Sit,,nn rinhrrrirn
morbpn NOR nrr,rrtr;Itp hrr o;tnp,,t.
ihr l}rrntirr Sin @rntrmohI Nrn
WpirhIrr nor l};n;5tprfoniornr, -,
gSoihinnton 7rutihrnnN ~ N;c aI+,
Iontiihr Wrurinihoft nufurrh,nrn
NM ripi nus. 7ns If nic S$nrhprri,
t,,nn ii;r npn Srittpn WspItfrir1 nos
If Ser Hiirnrrfripn IN 9rrtid,IonN "
NrlrhIniipn murSp an 6pn 9,,nSps.
too in 0nnn rinp pntihoit ,r rirhtrn
IN Scr mn ncupn1 noropid,I ,Ioopn m;rN
OoR iih 0it. nm SSrItz 9pntihInnH
oIf frpip mohIpn in non, Tp,rtid,.
(onh piniopn" nnn ouf Nrn 9IhihImi,
pi,,ps 7sriropnsnprtrnops f;;r non.
9prt,h1n,,h Nrinorn
Srntrmnhr mirs Gos ncut,dc O,orf
o1f 6ip oriNpn mn Snfpr Nps (pttpn
Gripora hin unN o1i n;c ,prtriiu
merton ct3ntp nir nnt (rhhoft nnrnn
pri,mprn I'm % nm pinrr 9In;ons
mit Sem g1pItpn oh,uidhrpfpn Gn opp
0in(omntrnlnnp iolpn Npr rl1iiijrhp
9ntihoftrr ,nh Spr noIitiihp pprn.
for nrr r,51,irhrn Qnrtrnnfnn,nii,;on
M(o6imir Spn,innm
9ir 9Iusi1ur @rotrmohrs ococn
Sic II, Mnih;rnton 1rior+rn WrirhIi;i.
ir Sic nmrrifoniirhrn (mnrrinIiz
item" urN p,mNrsfnn ,Ipr Gnnron
9(npnnurr fonnpn (pbhnftrn Wpifnu
Gr rrf(3rtr Sos Eronrnnm M1ih.
inotnns mi;rNc Nip Sruti[hrn ori >r,
Stntrs rinps GnInninInnIfs hrr,,n,
terNrjjfpn" unb y, rinrn, npupn
gpeItfrirn fi;hrrn in nrn, Tr,tirhInnN
nprm;;ltpt nnn Spmtihr ,1rorn Tr,r+.
irhp f;;mnfpn m;;rScn~ ''
0onr mipnprhnIte pr h;c hc;>c,
gnrlhIior nip nnm a,nSpston 40.
rpits nh1eIrhnt murncn moi[ iio NIT
Observation-Disclosures WpSino,,nocn nor.
6unNrn morrn. ;Srrir WohIrn IN
oon, 7p,1tirhIonh" unN opmpin;ome
Wpn1;ih,nnpn nm rinrn ,SrirSpn fiir
oon, SrntihronS Sirlc WorihI6nr
m,r6rn rir1tinn,io orhi0iot '
Nnh 9Jniirht mn Nertrrtprn nes
sap5tpns mirS iih ponn n,,i hir,p
S}nri[hI6or pbpniornpnio r;n[oiipn mic
i'm (et,trn Trspmhrr o1s iir nrs rnte
S$ronooonSo" nhoeton m,rrSrn ." Sin
SSprtrptpr Spr mpitSp,,tihpn 9Froiernnn
be,eid1nete Seu nitSe1tirhpn WorihIoo q
oIS ON rrinrs Observation-Disclosures
Sps Trrmiprs 0fto @rotrmohI" Gi.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-22
Die amtlid)e GrflGrnna


Sic noh oem slbi6luB ser Son
teren5 Der 9luBenminilter au5gege=
bene GrfIGrung lautet:
Sic Orei 9luBenminiiter crf!iiren,
oaB ibre 9fegierungen oui oen Gin
ihluB einca oemofrotiiben 9eutI6=
LAMBS ouf Der 8rllnOlagc Ser 8lei6=
belt IN cine fontinentolc elropGil6e
8emelnlhoIt nb5ielen, Die cincn Seil
elmer lid ltInOig entlpidelnoen Nt=
lanttld)en 0cmeiniboft biloen lpu.
~Gic 8ctciliglrng Gertld)lonOS an
ooB sic pon Ser fron50iiihen Negie=
rung cr8rifTene Snitiotiuc inbejug
auf Die GrriGtl1ng elmer europGiiden
Goblen- uno Stablpereinigung Elm
groBer Shritt 5ur ellropQil6en Gini-
gung lit. Sic begriiBen Sen SHu1non=
Blan ais Dftttel, Oic @irtiboIt @eIt-
Guropo5 81 ltdrfen llnO crlparten
Ielne boIoi9c Gur6fiibrlmg Sic be-
griiBen Sen Yoriler Elon ou6 als
elne mclentli6e 8eiiteuer 5ur mirf=
lamen Gerteibigung Guropus,
GeltIblono eingeI6loiien.
sic 9eteiligung GeutiNlono an
Der gemeiniamen Gerteioiglrng ioute
notilrllhermeIle Ben griob Oe5 &C.
gennartigen Sffupotionsltotuts ourd)
Elm neue5 8e5iebungspcrb0ltnis 5lui=
'ben ben Orcl 9tegierungen uno Der
oeutlden gun0esrepublif beoingen.
v0ie Hegierlng Oes Gcreinigter
Gonigreih5 piinl6t nit ser euro
paiiben fontinentoIen @eneinlHaft
in ieoer Ebole ibrer Gnt1pifllln9 Die
englte Serbinoung ber5uitcuen, Oie
moglih lit.
~Gie Orei WiniIter erflGren bon
neuenl Oob biele YoIitif, Die i'm Gin
flang nit nnOeren freien 9tutionen
etngel6lagen miro, ollf Sic Grri6tllng
uno Misunderstanding zines oouern=
ben, allf @eieb uno 8ered)tigfeit rlt=
benoen 6rieOens ob5ielt. SIR 3iel lit
eS, Die Sicberbeit uno Oas 8eoeiben
guroAos 81 ltarfen obne in irgeno-
elmer 8eiie oen reinen @erteioigungS-
6arafter Ser r0=9ltlontil6en 8uft-
organization 5u Qnoern. Sic erflGren
bon neltem ibren gntldluB, Dab I'M
ter feinen llmltGnoen Die ertpGbnten
Gereinbarungen our 6oroerllng IT.
genOeiner 9lngriffSuftion oienen iol-
len.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-22

@uflidt General giienbopcrS inter
lteat lpiiroe. Grit nobbem sic Ine=
rifaner sic oeutl6e 8unoearegierlng
energiid5 hier5u ouIforoerten gobcn
oie Gel,tl6en bielen Neoonfen auf
unb ifloiien iih Sen Eariier Ser
bonolungen I'M cine eltropailhe Nr=
NEE an.
SSn oel,tiHcn HcgicrllngafrriIcn
lo|te Der 8eldluB Ser o@roBcn Grei"
menig 9egeiitcrltn9 ans. s. ihcint
ober, ooB &an5ler Slbenoucr trot Ser
ltorlen io5ialiitildcn Sppoiitiou nit
9eltinntbeit Die 3uItln1mllng Oea
Earlament5 ernartet. >Sn elmer
NunOflnfreoe iprod) cr ferner Die
lleber5eugllng o1a, 0oB ca NuBIono
nidt riafieren miro, ca megen Der
Oeltticben 9IufriiItlrng sum &rie9e
fonmen 5lt lal1en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-09-22
Dtr ttr11r phafr hra mrltkrtrgra

barungen NIT DeutlGlano unb De-
lterrei6L iowie Die 0tiloerunsen oes
italienii6en Srieoens obne 9tiiflt6t
anf Weosfau 5ultanbeeebrodt meroen
lolIen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28

This year ne had failed 10
start single game and had
failed IN relief roles with the
Brooklyn Dodgers. Last year
used mostly as relief hurier n
had a "a record. Durins the
latter stages OF the pennani
drive ne won several games
for the Buns Also he saved
many for which others received
credit:
Hat Homerun
bar-a ~ p.et on s
-e r i.aas i.-l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28
IN SPAN

-Ihe>. world "a Dc ambassadors
- sports the Harlem ''ioi''
trott-r> recently dr-~ over
o.nN fans ~h~n thr, PLAYED
the Boston W ,ilw ind> IN Bsr
celon,. Span b'i II the
>pArA nS ola, ~hi.h make the
Irutter~ virtual, 'n,,n''h'r -
shown here
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1951-03-01
FARM BUREAU
NEWS ITEMS

Farm Bureau Council No. S
held its February meeting Monday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dillon, with twenty
one members present. The presi-
dent, Auta LeMaster, presiding,
the meeting was opened by Lena
Kent reading a part of the 9th
chapter of Romans and leading in
the Lords Prayer. Jessie LeMas-
ter gave a report on the Home and
Community meeting and Irene
Huffman and Frances Schmidt re-
ported on the Well Baby Confer
ence which was held at Milford
Center. The Council voted to con-
tribute to the Polio and Cancer
funds.
Leroy Wood led a very interest
ing discussion on planning for
Old Age" 1t was agreed that to
be happy, old folk need to develop
religious life; helping others and
taking an active part in the COM
munity. The hostess served de-
licious refreshments, and followed
with contest which all enjoyed.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1951-03-01
NEWS OF MEN
| NOW SERVING
| THEIR NATION

Thirteen men from Union county
left Marysville Tuesday morning
for their pre-induction physical
examinations at Fort Hayes in
Columbus.
They are John Samuel Miley,
Jack Eugene McElroy, Raymond
Clarence Rausch, William Leroy
Salyer, Loren Earl Grimes, Donald
Lee Robinson, Marvin Walter A.
Vollrath, Henry Ray Donovan,
Richard Lee Bigler, Charlie S
Thomas Disbennett, Robert Sher-
wood Moore, Eugene Ramey, and
Emor Lester Grose jr.
Joseph Thiergartner, son of Mr..
mad Mrs. John Thiergartner of
Milford Center, is now serving
with the armed forces in Cali
fornia. For those who may wish
TO write to him, his new address
follows:
Pvt. Joseph Thiergartner (AF
15-438-360, 1851 School Sqdn.,
University of California, School
of Aeronautics, Santa Maria, Golf.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1951-03-01

elect, with miscellaneous shower.
Miss Laird will become the bride
of Mr.. Dean Mack, Sunday, March
4th. A color scheme of aqua and
pink was used in the decorations,
arrangements of gifts and refresh
ments. The guest list included:
Miss Carol Laird, Mrs. Walter
Laird, Colleen Laird, Mrs. Howard
Mack, Mrs. John Jewell, Mrs.
George Jewell, Mrs. Jayne Hill,
Miss Leona Wallace, Miss Mary
belle Hamilton, Miss Villa Schalip,
Miss Nancy Hudson, Miss Nancy
Spain, Miss Nancy Warrington,
Miss Eva Rausch, Miss Peggy Dow,
Mrs. Tom Navin, Mrs. Ralph Bo-
lenbaugh, Miss Dolores Moder,
Mrs. Harold Hildreth, Miss Mar
lene Juers, Miss Dolores Starr.
Invited but unable to attend,
were Mrs. Irene Scheiderer, Miss
Phyllis Derio, Miss Elizabeth
Weidman, Miss Clarice Laird, Miss
Connie Wall, Miss May Ballard,
Mrs. Ethel Johnson, Mrs. Mar
garet Wrinkle, Miss Beverly Tay-
lor, Miss JoAnn Woerlein, Mrs.
Harry Taylor.
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. Allen Center

The Home Council and Good
will Society held a joint meeting
last Tuesday evening at the town
ship house. The county sheriff, Mr..
Galloway; county recorder, Mr.
RhoadeS; one of the county COM
missioners, Howard Robinson and
one of the township trustees, Wor-
ley Luh, explained their part in
our local government. Refresh
mentS were served by Mrs. Anita
LeMaster, Mrs. Myron Polling and
Mrs. Robert Henault.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bishop re-
turned home Tuesday night after
a three weeks vacation trip to
Florida.
Mrs. Joe Wells, Mrs. Anita Le-
Master and Mrs. Harold Kent at
tended the Home and Community
Injecting, Thursday afternoon at
the Farm Bureau Hall in Marys-
vile.
Teh Progressive Literary Club
will meet on Wednesday, March 7,
at the home of Mrs. Ruby Staley.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Williamson
of Redwood spent Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kent.
Mrs. Earl Polling and Mrs. Wen
dell Smith attended a meeting,
Monday afternoon in the extention
department at OSU, where they
learned the short cuts in laundry
which they will lpass along at the
next Home Council meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anita LeMaster,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bishop, Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Stillings and Mrs.
Harold Kent attended the meeting
| of Farm Bureau Council No. 5
Monday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dillon.
Mrs. Wendell Smith spent Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Earl Tarleton as the latter was en-
tertaining group of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Littler
and daughter, Marie Ann, of near
Urbana visited Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Kent.
Walter Staley is a patient at
White Cross hospital following an
accident near Columbus, Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Vance en-
tertained Monday evening in hon
or of the wedding anniversaries of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Besgrove and
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Stillings, Sr.
Mrs. Earl Polling and Mrs. Har-
old Kent attended the County
Home Council meeting and COW
cred dish luncheon Monday at the
home of Mrs. Verne Howard in
! Milford Center.
Mrs. Myron Magsig, Mrs. Wen
del Smith and Mrs. Harold Kent
tended the P.T.A. Mothers Tea in
Marysville, Monday afternoon.
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Church Services
Local and County
York Methodist CHARGE

4OAh AsAChAAO2ASk @AloI9C
Rev. Charles E. Cramer, pastor
BYhalia--
Children's Service-10 to 10:15
a. m.
Regular Service-Follows.
Youth Fellowship pm.
Prayer meetings p. m. Thurs
day.
Bethel
Sunday School-10 a. m.
Children's Service-11 to 11:15
a. m.
Regular Service-Follows.
Prayer meetings p. m. We'd
nesday.
Grace Chapel
Sunday School and Glass
Prayer meetings p. m. Tues
day.
McKendree-
Sunday School-10 a. m. Julius
Bliss will speak on a Layman's
part in the church.
Youth Fellowship-7:30 p. m.
Prayer meetings p. m. We'd
nesday.
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old Lowery near Westerville.
The body of Mrs. Lewis Jones
of Cardington was brought to
Redwood for burial Saturday.
Mrs. Jones was the wife of Mrs.
E. w. Morrison's brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morrison
and family spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
James, near Ada, Ohio.
Mr.. Frank Riley and Mr.. Har-
old Tenant are spending several
weeks in Florida.
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1QClE Ely

Mary Chapter No. 8, Order OF
Eastern Star, which met Tuesday
evening in the Masonic Hall, was
honored by having as its guest,
Deputy Grand Matron of the elev-
enth district, Margaret Hover of
Bellefontaine.
Mrs. Mary Wheelen, a member
of Mary Chapter recently elected
president of the district, was also
present. Both officers were cor
daily welcomed by Worthy Ma
tron Eva Holycross, on behalf of
the chapter, and both responded,
The Deputy Grand Matron COM
plimented the chapter on the ex-
cellence of the work of the Off
GERS, and on the friendliness of
the members. Both officers were
presented with corsages.
The ritualistic work presided
over by the worthy matron and
Worthy Patron Paul Hultz, in
cluded special music by the pianist
Mrs. Gertrude Fox. The chapter
made its usual contribution of $40
to the Red Cross, and the secre-
tary, Mrs. Dolly Beck, announced
invitations to the following in
spections: Ostrander, March 9Th;
Bellefontaine, March 10th, when
the Worthy Grand Matron will be
present; Elizabeth Hood Chapter,
Urbana, March 14th; and Royal
Chapter, Washington c. H., March
26th. The inspection of M Mary
Chapter, preceded by the inspec-
ton dinner will be held on the
evening of March 29th.
Both the hall and the club
rooms were attractively decorated
by Mrs. JoAnn Dutton and Mrs.
Jean Sawyer, of the decorating
committee, jonquils, narcissus and
snapdragons being u ed in an
elaborate arrangement.
The social hour in the club
rooms included refreshments ap-
propriate for Washington's Birth
day served by Mrs. Maxine Smith,
Mrs. Emalyn Payne, and their
Good of the Order Committee.
The patriotic colors were artis-
tically used in the decorations of
the serving table, centered with a
small log and hatchet, and groups
of small flags, also the work of
the decorating committee.
In honor of the visit of the Dep
uty Grand Matron, and for initia-
tory work, the officers wore their
attractive formals in Erin green,
with which they wore lovely cor
sages, several of them being or
chids, gifts of Mr.. and Mrs. Hultz.
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The United Circle

Mrs. Helen Rausch and Mrs.
Bernice Springer will be hostesses
to the United Circle Tuesday eve
ming at the formers home on East
Eighth street. Mrs. Eta Fisher,
Mrs. nellie Hopes, Mrs. Edith
Wood and Mrs. Florence Griffith
will present the program.
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Puritan Circle

The Puritan Circle will meet
Tuesday evening at o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Inez Weidman on
South Plum street. Mrs. Bernice
|Beightler will be assistant hostess.
The program will be presented by
Miss Mabel Strauss, Mrs. Mary
Gordon, Miss Edna Parish, Mrs,
Marguerite Price, Mrs. Vivian
Grome and Mrs. Esther Wright.
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The Silver Cross Circle

Mrs. Janet Elbin and Mrs. Helen
Turner will entertain the Silver
Cross Circle at the formers home
on Marysville Route /. Program:
devotionals, Mrs. Elbin; "The
Woman of the Hour" Mrs. Lucille
Linzinmeir; Silver Cross Mrs.
Florence Lentz.