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PAGE 3 THE MARION STAR. MARION. OHIO. MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1952. Richuood Unit ISames Mr.

and Mrs. Ashley Alspach Observe 56th Anniversary felt more like screaming than ever. "How soon do you think you can. go up to see Katharine?" he asked. I shot an involuntary glance Girls State Delegate Special Tke RICHWOOD At a recent meeting of Baccarat Post 40, American Legion Auxiliary, tests were given down the corridor to the room prospective Girls' Staters by Mrs.

SPECTATOR-SPORTS SUIT where Lillian lay, and Dicky jumped into the conversation. "If you're worrying about Lillian getting into the picture before six or seven hours, you've got two ro three more thinks coming," he said. "For the first few minutes 1495 Dave McNeal. Mary Lou Grauman of Magnetic Springs was chosen as a delegate to attend Girls' State at Capital University, Columbus, June 21-28. Patsy Shuman of Richwood was selected as alternate.

Mrs. Gale Baldwin addressed the group on "Girls' State Activities" and outlined the weeks activities sponsored by the Amer after she dropped off to sleep you had a right to be uneasy, but she's been under long enough now so she's done to a turn. And -I'll be sitting right here if she does BIG SALE OF waken. I'll put the fear of God or the devil into her if she starts anything." ican Legion Auxiliary. Invitations were read and accepted to attend a meeting April 8 of Delaware Post 115, also a meeting April 17 of the Union Post 79 at Marys-ville.

Membership of Mrs. T. A. McVicker was accepted. (Continued tomorrow) The ancient world made exten sive use of a mixture of gold and silver which was called electrum.

ft3 (7 New styles all at marvelous savings. 400 of them. All the popular weaves for the coming season. MRS. ASHLEY ALSPACH from Delaware County 39 yeaas SUPER-FAST RELIEF! ago.

rney are me parents oi nt children. David Alspacn of 226 Uhler Mrs. Marion Seckel 11 of 341 Thew Mrs. W. P.

Wil I Stops Painful Shoe Friction, Lifts Pressure In A Jiffy. Stops Corns Before They Can Eases Tight Shoes. 3 Removes Corns One Of The Quickest Ways Known To Medical Science. 23 PUTS YOU mJA RIGHT 2PSrfrY your VPj-V REFT! TO NOW laur of 369 Monroe Mrs. Ira ASHLEY ALSPACH Mr.

and Mrs. Ashley Alspach of 368 Monroe St. observed their 56th wedding anniversary Saturday. They were married April 5, 1896, in Carey. A retired carpenter, Mr.

Alspach, 78 is a native of Fairfield County. Mrs. Alspach, 74, is a native of Hancock County. She has been in poor health since suffering a stroke two years ago. The couple came to Marion Ballineer of Fostoria and Mrs.

E. Lobdell of Delaware. They also have seven grandchildren and four sreat grandchildren. Dresses that are value packed. Of the loveliest weaves.

Prints, plain weaves, nylons and others. Sizes 12 to 20 to 24 Vs. Mrs. Alspach has one brother, Walter Jacobs of Washington, D. C.

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mind. But, as I waited, I felt that WALDO if he did not get through with my directions fairly soon, I should be As I realized what my father's words meant, I felt like thrusting my hands, palms outward, against him, and crying out: "Oh no, no! No! But my tell-tale face had just brought forth one comment. I was determined that there should not be another, and with a mighty effort I made my face a mask I can do it if I have to and was satisfied that not the flash of an eye nor the movement of a facial muscle betrayed my panic at what he evidently expected me to do. It was not that 1 dreaded the talk with Katharine so much, although I had no idea what her reaction would be to a summons from my father. But I had Lillian on my hands, Lillian who, I sorely feared, would be what our great-grandmothers used to call "handful" when she awakened from her sedative-induced sleep.

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But that I must manage both, and speedily I knew. My father seldom has free moments, and he always makes any extra time count. I knew that I must make the guesture of alacrity in carrying out his wishes. "You would like to see Katharine as soon as possible, I gather," I said. "That is my wish," my father answered.

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