The Union County Journal. (Marysville, Ohio), 1946-01-31, [P ]

THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL GOES INTO A LARGE MAJORITY OF HOMES IN EVERY TOWN AND TOWNSHIP IN UNION COUNTY. FIRST IN NEWS FIRST IN ADVERTISING RESPONSE THE MOST MI I) ELY AND THOROUGHLY BEAD TO HAVE YOUR NEWS 9 NEWSPAPER IN UNION OR ADVERTISEMENT « PLACED IN THE JOURNAL 1 Published Semi-Weekly In The Best interests Of Union County COUNTY A MARYSVILLE OHIO jANjjARY 3if 1946 VOLUME LXXII, NO. 18. Price Per Copy, Three Cent Prospect Methodist church, Sun day afternoon with her brother-in- BROADWAY ALMOST TRIPS day afternoon. Following the cere law and sister, Mr. and Mi*. Will STRONG RICHWOOD TEAM mony, a reception was held at the Ridgeway, of Marysville. She spent MONARCHS AVENGE • DEATiiS •ESSEX home of the bride’s parents. Mr. Tuesday with her sisters-in-law, Broadway high school Varsity and Mrs. Ed T. Jones at Radnor. eagers came within four points CARLYLE SHOEMAKER By MRS. EVERETT ADAMS Mrs. Laura Rinehart and Mrs. Em of upsetting the strong Richwood EARLIER DEFEAT, Carlyle Shoeinakei, u3, of near The newly married couple will re ma Engle, of near Raymond. quintet. Tuesday night, in a thrill New California, died in White Preaching services at the Meth side in Chillicothe. The monthly meeting of the ing encounter in the Richwood DOWN PLAIN CITY odist church at 9:45. Sunday school Miss Mary McCreedy has return Pharisburg W.S.C.S. will be held gymnasium. The final score was 40 Cross hospital Wednesday. He was Scccntf Half Come-Back Selective Service Medals, a former resident of Columbus. He at 10:45. Rev. John Elwood, minis ed to her home in Oberlin, after at the home of Mrs. Willard Clev to 36. Richwood Reserves had little Authorized By Congress, belonged to the U. P. church at ter. There will be Sunday evening visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wil enger. Feb. 7th. Please note the trouble wnining their game, 22 to Puts Marysville On Top prayer service with Charles Par liam Ransome and family, and Mr. change of day because of a sale Presented Volunteer Aides New California, Plain City grange. 10. but Broadway s Junior high 44 to 33, Here Tuesday Farm Bureau council No. 10, and ish as leader for next Sunday’s and Mrs. Olin Parish and family. lunch on Wednesday. team emerged on top. 23 to 7. Mmbers of Union county Select is a trustee in Jerome township. service. The young people of the Remember the Sabbath day and In the Varsity battle, it was the Marysville high school eagers a- Ycuth Fellowship held their meet venged themselves for an earlier ive Service Board No. 1 were a- Mr. Shoemaker is survived by * ALLEN CENTER keep it Holy. There is a place for accurate shooting of Nick Wall mong those from central Ohio who ing Monday night. They have plan you, each Sabbath day in the Phar which kept the Tigel’s on top. Wall set-back when they defeated the his wife, Elizabeth; two sons, Pvt. ned a skating party for Saturday strong Plain City quintet, 44 to 33, wer e honored in a cermony in Col Richard M. Shoemaker, Camp At isburg church. Worship services at tallied 20 points, exactly half of umbus City Hall, Tuesday night. night here at the stone quarry. By MRS. LENA KENT 10 o’clock and Sunday school at 11 his team's total. Broadway boys in the Marysville gymnasium, Selective Service Medals, auth terbury, Ind., and Carlyle E. Shoe The Crusder’s class of the Tuesday night. Monarch Reserves maker, Urbana, Ill.; five brothers, Mrs. Ernest Robinson' of Find o’clock. had trouble hit t ug the center of orized by Congress, were pre church served Sunday dinner at the bucket most of the evening, but won their end of the evening’s sented to 329 members of 51 draft three sisters, and one grandson, the Richwood high school for the lay who has been visiting relatives twin bill, 39 to 20. Richard M. Shoemaker, jr. in Union county, spent Thursday BURGLARS RANSACK Ferrell got 10 points on four bask boards by Col. Chester W. Gobel, Mid-Winter Institute. PLAIN (TTY SCHOOL HOUSE ets and two fouls, and his team The Monarchs,’ who seem finally New* ItemB about UnioP state Seloctiv Srviee director. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Morgan and night with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Funeral services will be held at Robinson. Thieves who were evidently mates were not far behind. to have hit their stride after sev County's boys in the armed sef* Presnt from Union county to re 1 p. m. Friday in Schoedinger’s Mrs. Audrey Bevis entertained the Richwood jumjwd into an early eral reversals a few weeks ago, •■ces of the United States, for ceive the medals were August Voll- members of the Crusade class at Allen Community Institute will looking for money but disturbed chapel at Columbus, with the Rev. be held in the school auditorium, no other valuables, such as type lead and was in front 12 to 6 at the came back strong in the second publication in this column, are rath and Merrill Stephens, Marys J. S. Vance officiating. Burial will the hall Wednesday night. After first quarter. The Tigers led 20 to half to win their Tuesday night nnvitcd by the Journal. Contri ville; R. W. Zimmerman. Plain the business and social program, on Tuesday and Wednesday of next writers and adding machines, caus be made in Green Lawn cemetery. week, with five sessions. Everyone ed approximately $125 damage to 13 at the half and 31 to 22 at the encounter. The visitors left the butions should be mailed to th® City Rt. 1; and Charles (), Shoup, refreshments were served. Mr. and end of the third period. They were floor at half time on the kng end Service Editor of the Journal, Richwood. JOHN JAMES welcome. the Plain City school building, Mrs. Ben Fry and Mr. and Mrs. Jan. 18. outscored by Broadway* 14 to 9. of an 18 to 14 count, but just 50 •r telephone t® Mrs. W ML R. W. Bigler, Marysville, chair Word has been received here of Glen Blue will entertain the class Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kent and in the final period, but could not be seconds after the second hall start Behrens, Phone 4-2671. man cf the Board, and C, D. Mills, the sudden death in Belle Center next month. daughter^ Connie, spent Sunday After entering the building by breaking out a plate glass panel caught. ed Marysville had it tied Marysville, appeals agent, were of John James, aged 40. former res Jackson Grange will sponsor a with Mr. and Mrs. D. Carl Spain Captain Richard G. Schmidt Jr., on a rear door, the burglars broke From there on, the Monarchs unable to be present for the cere ident of New Dover, who died at fox drive here Saturday, Feb. 2. and Mrs. James D. Hastings, in FOX DRIVE SATURDAY continued to pile up the points un recently completed a six weeks mony. Mr. Bigler was kept at home into the shop room, where they his home suddenly on Wednesday. The Grange will serve lunch and Marysville. BY ( LA1BOLRE GRANGE til they had a comfortable lead and terminal leave and received his of because of the pending Dayton He was bom in New Dover and Eunice Robinson, of Columbus, took heavier tools. Equipped with ficial discharge from active di^ty receive all the proceeds from the were in little danger the rest of Power & Light co. strike, and Mr. went through the school there. drive. spent the week end at her home these, they systematically broke Another fox drive will be held in January 18th. after serving with into practically every room in the the way Mills wrs out of town on business. He was the son of the late Carey School Newt here. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Herd, the territory between Claibourne the F. A. of the U. S. Army four Served Since 1940 of Marysville, were Sunday guests. building, including the office of and Richwood, this Saturday, spon Scotties Tough Foe and one-half years. The last 18 James and Mrs. Ollie James. Sur We will start serving lunches on Although Plain City lost one of All Union county Selective Ser viving are his biot her, who resided next Monday, Feb. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Poling, of Col Supt. John Steinhauser. Here, sored by the Claibourne Grange. months were spent as adjutanatof vice officials have served since the umbus, spent Saturday night and they broke the combination dial It is expected that there will be its best players, Forward Bill the 8th Regt, at the replacement with his family in Belle Center; a The seventh and eighth graders Lambka, due to ineligibility, the program was set Up in October, brother, Floyd, near Belle Center; are selling seeds to earn money for Sunday with their daughters and of the safe, but failed to get the round-ups in both the morning and training center at Fort Sill. Okla. 1940, with the'* exception, of Mr. the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. strong box open. the afternoon. * Scotties are still a formidable quin A graduate of New California high a sister, Ruth Cudahay, of Michi a trip at the end of the year. tet. They play fast and clever ball, Shoup. He was apjxjinted to the gan; four daughters and two sons. Robert Huffman, a Marine from Hubert Poling. 4 Officers suspect it was the work Those part ieipating will meet at school and Ohio State University, Board approximately three years He was a nephew of W.

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