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of of of of of of of of of Saturday, February 21, In February Comes Story Of Christmas The story of a Christmas party in Tokyo at which Beverly Thearl, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wirick of Lexington was the hostess, was received today from Japan, where Beverly and her parents, Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Harold Thearl, are stationed The party for Beverly and her 23 playmates was held at the Thearl home at Momoto Village, Camp Drake, about 20 miles out of Tokyo.

Beverly and her er, the former Helen Wirick, landed in Japan on Aug. 10, last year. The Thearls had been living in Austin, before gOing overseas. The Christmas party was featured by a six and a half-foot tree, 140 popcorn and other delicacies, including 24 by 15-inch balls, cake baked by Cpl. Bill Blankenhorn.

Merry Christmas was inscribed on the cake icing. Besides Beverly's party, the Red Cross gave American children from one to 18 years, at which Santa distributed gifts. Beverly is a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wirick of Bellville.

Bonus Bond Bids Due March 16 Two Syndicates Will Compete COLUMBUS -(P)- Bids on a $200,000,000 issue of bonds to finance Ohio's soldier bonus will be received at the office of Gov. Thomas J. Herbert March 16, the state sinking fund commission has announced. The bonds, maturing April 15 annually, will be in $1,000 denominations. The first group maturing Oct.

15, 1948, will total 750,000. The interest rate will be submitted by bidders. Two syndicates have been formed to bid on the bonds. One is headed by the National City bank and Chase National bank of New York, the other by Bankers' Trust company of New York and Halsey-Stuart company of Chicago. Seventy-five millions additional can be issued and sold if needed to finance the bonus.

State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson, only elected Democrat in the state house, renewed his protest at the meeting of the commission yesterday against the law firm of Republican U. S. Sen. John W.

Bricker having any part in the issuing procedure. The commission, in its meeting, took no acon his tion, legality protesthe bids and arrangements bidders must be approved by the Chicago law firm of Chapman and Cutier, and latter has delegated some of the work to the Bricker firm here. The Bricker firm includes William S. Evatt, who was state tax commissioner when the senator was Governor. Ferguson said the sinking fund commission should pay the Chicago attorneys direct for their services, rather than let the winning syndicate pay them, and eliminate the Bricker firm altogether.

McPherson Street Resident Dies Woodrow W. Martin, 35 died late Friday at his home, 481 McPherson street, after a protracted illness. He had spent his entire life in Mansfield. Surviving are two sons, Woodrow jr. and Fred; one daughter, Edyth; his father, Frank J.

Martin. and one brother, William K. Martin, all of Mansfield. Friends may call at the Wappner Funeral home where services will be conducted at 1 p. m.

Monday by Rev. Paul Hunter, pastor of the Four Square Gospel. Burial will be in Mansfield cemetery. EXTENSION TELEPHONES ARE MIGHTY HANDY Candidates filling out this form study it carefully. Read and be sure to follow instructions.

PLAINLY IN INK OR USE WRITER. DO NOT USE PENCIL. APPLICANT MUST NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW Warrant No. Claim No. Total Amount Due Date Application Received: Document Returled ACTIVE DOMESTIC SERVICE Amount due ACTIVE FOREIGN SERVICE Amount due Total amount due Audited by Months Days Months Days Other Claim Residence Approved by Service Computed by Amounts Extended by Approved for Payment Approved for Payment Application Disapproved.

Comptroller applicant SEPARATED FROM ACTIVE DUTY HONORABLE signed by a commissioned officer of the armed state that I have official custody of the service in the foregoing application; that I have careItems 1 to 15 both inclusive, in said application. service record. Said person's name, rank or of officer making this certificate) (Rank. Organization and Station) the time of registration and the number of his COUNTY STATE DECEMBER 7. 1541.

(Pearl Harbor Day) state year immediately preceding that day COUNTY STATE AFTER DECEMBER 7 1941 (Pearl Harbor Day). had been during the period of one vear im- COUNTY STATE compensation based upon service tn the armed forces being first duly sworn, says the statements and to applicant's service in the armed forces of Sinking Fund of the State of Ohio in connection Applicant) (Write. Do not print signature.) on of Notary Public or other official authorized to administer oaths.) (Title of official) OR SEPARATION PAPERS WITH this on page 4 hereof. FAILURE TO DO SO plications. Representatives in other counties include: Ashland -Ernest B.

Barrick, Home company building, Ashland; Crawford -Russell D. Bash, courthouse, Bucyrus; Holmes--Arthur M. Ohl. 101 East Jackson street, Millersburg; HuronCharles R. Flory, Norwalk; Knox-Harold A.

Bishop, Taugher building, Mt. Vernon; Morrow---L. F. Courtright, courthouse, Mt. Gilead.

West 4th St. Road Delicious Sandwiches Dinners Youll Like BETHEL'S DRIVE- STADIUM Across From Stadium Everything New But the Name Mifflin Inn has been a favorite eating place for many years Why not make it a Sunday appointment bring the family for dinner. Chicken Steak Chops DINNERS Our Menu Abounds With Luscious Tasty Foods That Are Truly A Delight. Mitflin 8 ON MILES ROUTE EAST 30 Inn Senior High Lists 379 A list of 379 seniors-192 boys mended to the of education Mansfield Senior school. board, The resolution, approved by tendent of schools to withhold fail satisfactorily to complete work necessary for graduation.

Commencement exercises will be held June 2, probably at Arlin field. The list of pupils approved as candidates for graduation follows: Boys Christ Alamanteoff, Charles Trester Alexander, Gust Peter Angelas, James Wallace Atwater, Raymond Edward Bacquet, Harry Frederick Bader, Carl Eugene Baer, Carl George Baer, Herman Lee Balyeat, II, James Ernest Bauer. David Everett Bell, John Daniel Bishop, James Douglas Black, EdHerbert Blackford, Rodney Joseph Blahnik, Robert Eugene Boling, Charles John Bonin, Jack Jerry Brandt, Martin Rice Bricker, Ronald Laurance Brown. Steven John Bruzda, Donald Eugene Burge, Robert Burkey, Robert William Bush, Charles Evan Butler, Harold Marlowe Butzloff, Robert Allen Campbell, Gene Wesley Carlisle, Kenneth Dale Carlisle, Russell B. Carr.

David Lawrence Carto, Robert Floyd Catlett, Donald John Chambers, Richard Eugene Clever, Russell Coates Cline, Norman Charles Cloes, Andrew Joseph Colace, Robert Joseph Cramer, Elmer Ellsworth Croushore, Pasquale David Diachille. Edward William DeWitt, John Harvey Dickson, Harold Roy Dinger, LeRoy James Douville, George Henry Doyle, David Wesley Drumm, Gene Stuart Duffey, James Franklin Eason, William Duffney Eggleston, Thomas Edwin Evans. Harry Eugene Eyerly, Richard Elmore Eyerly, Gene Kenneth Filik, Thomas Henry Finkey, AlIan Robert Fisher, Gene Richard Fox, Everett Freiberger, Frank Xavier Fuchs, James Farber Gandert, David Wayne Ganyard. Frederick David Gaubatz, Victor Samuel Geib, Lazo George, Edward John Gerhardt, Thomas Marvin Gilbert, Marvin James Goodman, Howard Forest Gorsuch, George Allen Grieble, Joseph Kenneth Griffith, Donald John Gross. Lloyd Paul Guegold, Elwood Edward Hall, Carl Hamman, Clifford Eugene Hardin, Eugene, Conrad London Harris, Norman Paul Henry, Richard Allen Herre, John Joseph Hess, Robert Eldon Hicks, Stanley Gerald Hill.

Walter John Hittenrauch, Floyd Russell Hock, Ralph James Hoff, Harry Wesley Honse, Frank Richard Hoffman, Leon Hood, Robert Charles Hunter, Richard Allen Imhoff, Emmett Morgan Izer, Donald Vaughn Jacobs. Milton Leroy Janes, John William Kern, George Lewis Komjenovich, Richard Eugene Krizan, Richard Haver Lanman, Mario Guy LaYacona, Eugene Richard Leedy, Hancel Gene Leemaster, Max Eugene Lehner, John Robert Leppert. Carl Robert Letizia, Cleo Burts Lindsay, Richard Leroy Logan, Peter James Logas, Edward William Longsdorf, James Rolf Lowry, Robert Lee Ludwick, John David Marks, Raymond Paul Mastandrea, George Hugh Meilinger. James Frederick Melchert, Arthur William Merschdorf, Benjamin Arthur Metzger, Frederick James Miller, George Lewis Moats, Natal Robert Monastra, John Patrick McCarrick, Everett Lowell McCracken, Ernest William McDonald, Donald Paul McFarland. William Ralph McGraw, John Franklyn McVicar, James Nasoff, George O'Dell, Kenneth Leroy Oyler, Henry Paetsch, John Henderson Park, James Earl Parnell, Richard Michael Perez, Wilbur Daniel Peterson.

James Richard Phillips, Hubert Charles Pickens, Richard Ernest Peffenbaugh, Louis Joseph Rath, Richard Louis Reddy, Donald Eugene Rettig, William Arthur Rico, Dean Miles Richard, Robert Francis Richards, Willard Roger Richey. Eldon Duane Roberts, Ernest Roberts, Charles Edward Robertson, David Louis Rondell, Keith Kenney Rust, Dennis Andrew Ryan, Stephen Frederick Saraga, Kenneth LeRoy Schafer, Melvin Leonard Schmid, Carl Allen Schmidt. William Hughes Schultz, Kenneth Howard Scott, Charles Lester Sheaf, James William Walter Lewis Simpson, Johnson Sipe, Lawrence Chester Smith, Glenn Lee Snyder, Donald Elmer Speck, Robert Lee Stehle. Donald Ralph Stelzer, Ralph Crestle Stull, Robert Edwin Sutton, Sheldon Eugene Swank, Charles Robert Sweval, Leon For- and 187 girls--has been recomas candidates for graduation from of the State trona for compensation from Vided for by Constitution of the State 192 Boys and 187 Girls FORM No. Application for compensation from the World War II Compensation Fund of the State of Ohio.

TO BE USED BY 1 LIVING VETERANS ONLY. (Surviving next of kin of deceased Recommended to Board veterans must use Form No. 2.) The applicant named below hereby applies to The Commissioners of the the board, authorized the superindiplomas from any seniors who might Elizabeth Bauer, Irene Elizabeth Beach. Marilyn Joan Beattie, Aurilla Mae Rel Beckel, Maryjane Beech, Barbara Ann Bertoch, Betty Jane Biddle, Susan Belle Biddle, Alice Joanne Bowman, Shirley Catherine Brigham, Margaret Anne Burgess, Ruth Ann Bush. Betty Joan Calmes, Laura Dee Carpenter, Evalo Ann Cates.

Mary Kathryn Caton, Effie Helen Christ, Johnnie Mae Christian. Mary Eileen Cline, Margaret Elaine Cole, Barbara Louise Conner, Lila Jean Cook. Mary Catherine Cook, Violet Damoff, Betty Colleen DeLaney, Rowena Louise Dickerson, Grace Evelyn Dillon, Catherine Elizabeth Donley, Muriel Evelyn Draves, Janis Ruth Duncan, Betty Ann Dysart, Elizabeth Jeanette Eder. Miriam Rose Eldridge, Sarah Jacko Elmas, Sally Frances Fama, Marjorie Mae Ferguson, Shirley Marie Fisher, Elaine Ruth Foncannon, Dorothy JoAnn Foose, Betty Jean Fox, Georgia Joan Freeland, Mona DeRoy Fyock. Nancy Lou Galbraith, Ernestine Elizabeth Gamble, Donna Marie Garverick, Jeroma Marie Gentille, Lehlia Marie George, Marjorie Sue Goff, Bonne Darlene Gregg, Bettyanne Barbara Gregory, Marjorie June Griffith, Beverly Ann Gutchall.

Velma Louise Guyness, Janet Ann Hagans, Janet Sue Hahn, Marie Helen Hainebach, Phyllis Lenor Haldeman, Charleen Elaine Hamilton, Hazel Lucille Hamilton, Carol Jean Hamman, Susan Judith Hansberger, Miriam Elaine Hardy. Marian Delores Haring, Katie Marianne Harry, Betty Lou Hart, Nancy Jane Haupt, Shirley Margaret Heinberger, Marilyn Ann Heuss, Dorothy Triphena Hillman. Janice Carole Hoffman, Mary Ellen Hoffman, Florence Elizabeth Hopper. Betty Ann Hugel, Marilyn Frances Hughes, Marilyn Jean Hullinger, Norma Jean Huston, Janice Leora Inscore, Donna Louise man, Bessie Jackson, Martha Ann Jamison, Lessie Mae Janes, Barbara Irma Jordan. Kathryn Maxine Karbula, Gloria Ann Kelly, Elsie Kinkel, Beverly Ann Kleshinski, Barbara Elizabeth Koroknay, Margaret Ellen Lemley, Carolyn Patricia Lindbeck, Margaret Ann Lindley, Elizabeth Paula Long, Harriett Ann Lutz.

Virginia Frances Marble, Jane Ann Markham, Lola Joan Marth, Marilyn Jeanne Massa, Patricia Elaine Massa, Joan Lewis Meihack, Sigrid Barbara Meisse, Colleen Messmore, Marjorie Lou Miller, Patricia Anne Miller. Maureen Lee Moore, Marianne Morrow, Gloria Thelma Morton, Sue McCausland, Marilyn Louise McFerren, Dorothy Lenora Nash, Katherine Nethero, Kathleen Nethero, Oleta Frances Novotny, Nancy Lou Oblinger. Nancy Rae Osbun, Hazel Corrine Parker, Mary Colleen Peck, Marilyn Jane Pendleton, Marjorie Eileen Pfeifer, Eve Phallen, Carolyn Ione Pifer, Carolyn Jean Poorman, Margaret Ellen Reed, Ruth Eleanor Reeder. Sara Josephine Reep, Ann Meehan Rich, Marcene Joan Roberts. Carol Jean Ross, Helen Elizabeth Rueckert, Mary Anne Russell, Vera Elizabeth Saleste, Mary Maxine Sargent, Ruth Lucille Schaaf, Mildred Pauline Schmitzer.

Wanda Ann Schoenman, Martha Louis Schooley, Christine Joann Schwartz, Dixie Colleen Scoles, Marjorie Hays Selby, Violet Jeanette Shafer, Annabelle Frances Shambre, Grace Agner Sheaf, Dayse Juanita Sheetz, Beverly Grace Shipley. Ruth Jeanette Smith, Joanna Pauline Snyder, Keitha Irene Sowash, Phyllis Eileen Stahl, Geraldine Marian Stall, Phyllis Stanton, Charline Anne Marian Jean Stevens, Jane Ann Stoneburner, Marilyn Beth Stull. Katherine Joyce Swaney, Mildred Louise Sweval, Betty Evelyn Thiel, Carolyn June Thompson, Elnora May Tinkey, let Tracy, Marilyn Ann Treisch, Dawna Jeanne Truax, Marilyn Yvonne Tucker, Beverly Jean Van Cura. Carol Louise Van Steenburg. Lois Anne Walker, Babette Ward.

Barbara Ward, Phyllis Margaret Watt, Elizabeth Agnew Weller, Marjorie Ellen Wells, Mary Rosann Weuthrich, Mary Barbara Whyte, Catherine Arlene Wilging. Edith Mae Wise, Ruth Marguerite Wise, Norma Jean man, Bette Louise Wright, Marjorie Jane Young, Miriam June Zaebst, Dorothy Zivkoff. School Board Asks Fund Transfer OK The board of education of Shiloh yesterday filed in common pleas court a petition requesting authority to transfer $721 from a bond retirement fund to the school district's general fund. Board members said that amount still exists in the bond revoted in 1922 and all obtirement fund although, bonds, ligations concerned with the bonds have been paid. The state department of taxation has approved the transfer.

Baldwin Pianos CHOOSE YOUR PIANO AS THE ARTISTS DE McCREADY'S Lucas, 0. Open Evenings Open Each Week Day Evening Just a Nice Drive to 1948 Mansfield (Ohio) News-lournal PAGE THREE for Diplomas Before PRINT Fund of to alone, for from will be making various AmVeterans Cross. service county 82 been repap- DINNERS Ham $1.00 Roast Chicken $1.00 Swiss Steak Roast Pork Creamed Chicken Vegetable, Coffee, Hot Rolls and Butter, Mashed Potatoes and Gravy V. M. R.

EAT SHOP Fourth and Walnut Candy Sodas Sundaes Washington Story Told In New Non-Fiction Book Sinking the World War I Compensation Fund of Ohio. NAME FIRST NAME MIDOLE 1. State ADDRESS TO WHICH CHECK OR HOUSE NO. AND STREET OR RURAL RY. AND BOX NO.

DATE OF APPLICANT'S BIRTH MONTH DAY YEAR State NAME UNDER WHICH APPLICANT States in World War IL. FIRST NAME MIDDLE Was applicant on ACTIVE DUTY in the armed forces of the United States on Pearl Harbor Day, that is. ON 0 YES NO applicant COMMENCED such ACTIVE DUTY AFTER DECEMBER 7. 1941, (Pearl Harbor Day). state date of such commencement.

State DATE on which applicant was SEPARATED FROM ACTIVE DUTY. State date of beginning and date of ending 7, 1041, (Pearl Harbor Day). AND during which applicant was in DOMPETIC DATE OF BEGINNING 10. State NUMBER OF spent by PENAL CONFINEMENT by court-martial within the an Nods SERVICE listed in Item 9 11. State date of beginning and date of entries 1, 1941, (Pearl Harbor Day), AND SEPTEMBER during which applicant was in FOREIGN DATE OF BEGINNING DATE 11.

State PENAL NUMBER CONFINEMENT OF DAYS as spent result bY -martial within the periods SERVICE listed in Item 11 Mark in proper square to indicate 0 ARMY NAVY Was applicant SEPARATED FROM ACTIVE 0 0. ASSIGNMENT TO INACTIVE Is applicant STILL ON ACTIVE DUTY If the answer to this question is "Yes" the forces of the United States who has official the undersigned, a commissioned officer record of the person having the name and fully checked the answers to questions and and hereby certify that said answers. grade, present assignment and station are 17. If applicant registered under the Selective Local Selective Service Board. HOUSE NO.

AND STREET OR RURAL RT AND BOX NO. IF APPLICANT WAS ON ACTIVE DUTY place of his residence on that day, and HOUSE NO. AND STREET OR RURAL RT. AND BOX NO. 19.

IF APPLICANT COMMENCED ACTIVE state place of his residence on the date mediately preceding such date. HOUSE NO AND STREET OR RURAL RT. AND BOX NO. 20. Has applicant applied for.

or received. of the United States in World War 21. State of Personally appeared before me, the information. set forth in said application States, which are filed herewith with this application, are the official records In testimony whereof I have hereunto (Official Seal) Applicant must be sure to MAIL APPLICATION, as directed in Paragraph WILL HOLD UP ACTION ON HIS READY MARCH 1-Ohio World War II veterans will be able to obtain on March 1 blanks like this for use in applying for their state bonus. A second form has Thefts of Two Cars Reported Theft of two cars in Mansfield was reported yesterday to police and sheriff's deputies.

Wayne W. Stewart. Herring avenue, told a deputies last night that his 1937 model coupe was stolen Thursday night or early Friday on Herring avenue. The bears license WJ-946. Gerald Hoffman, Orchard street, said his green 1936 coach bearing license WJ-917 was taken yesterday afternoon from the Ohio Brass company parking lot.

LEATHERCRAFT SUPPLIES LACING TOOLS KITS BELTS BAGS PURSES HAND TOOLED NORTON'S 46 W. Third St. APPLICANT NAME OR INITIAL LAST NAME MAIL FOR APPLICANT SHOULD BE CITY OR VILLAGE POSTOFFICE AND ZONE APPLICANT'S SERVICE OR SERIAL NUMBERS SERVED in the armed forces of the NAME OR INITIAL LAST NAME DECEMBER of each period of time BETWEEN SEPTEMBER 2. 1945, -J dates SERVICE. ENDING applicant in sentence DOMESTIC NUMBER OF of each period of time BETWEEN 2.

1945, -J Day), both dates SERVICE. OF ENDING applicant in sentence by FOREIGN NUMBER OF DAYS. armed force In which applicant served. MARINE CORPS 0 COAST GUARD DUTY BY: 15. STATUS: the armed forces of the United following certificate must be filled out custody of the service record of applicant.

CERTIFICATE in the armed forces of the United service or serial number of the applicant the statements and information contained statements and information are verified follows Service Act state place of his residence CITY OR VILLAGE POSTOFFICE AND ZONE SELECTIVE SERVICE BOARD NUMBER WAS in the armed forces of the United States place where it had been during the period CITY OR VILLAGE POS POSTOFFICE AND ZONE DUTY in the armed forces of the United of such commencement and place CITY OR VILLAGE POSTOFFICE AND ZONE from a state other than Ohio a bonus or County of. applicant named in the foregoing application, true. and that all official records applicant with The Commissioners which they purport to be. (Signature subscribed my name and affixed my official his ORIGINAL OFFICIAL No. 4 of GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS APPLICATION.

been provided for survivors deceased veterans entitled payments from the $300,000,000 bonus. In Richland county 9,000 veterans are eligible bonus payments ranging $30 to $400 each. They able to obtain aid in their applications from service organizations--the vets, American Legion, of Foreign Wars and Red Harry A. Vandervort, officer of the Richland Soldiers' Relief commission, West Fourth street, has appointed Richland county resentative to handle bonus Feminine readers will be new book, WASHINGTON, fiction and non-fiction at the Classed with the non-fiction, social life of the capital city personalities, especially the women, that have influenced it. The highly entertaining book lightly traces the political growth of city from its beginning to its present position as a world center.

Vividly drawn are the fierce competitions and heartbreaking rivalries among congressional wives and social leaders. THE WORLD'S GREAT LAKES, by Ferdinand C. Lane, combines literary description with history, scientific facts and human interest stories about the world's largest lakes. It includes chapters on big lakes of Africa, China's queer lakes, the desolate Dead sea and many others. Also included are descriptions of engineering feats in connection with made lakes.

THREE GENERATIONS. by Katherine Burton, is of special interest to Ohioans since it is the story of the Ewing family. It is a warm comprehensive picture of frontier life in Ohio, Missouri and California: as as a saga of the Catholic church in America and a full length portrait of Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman. The story of the family is as readable as a novel and the manners and customs of American life from the sod house to the capitol make fascinating reading.

Other. non-fiction titles are: REPORT ON THE GERMANS. by White; DARK DECEMBER. Merriam: TOMORROW'S FOOD, by Rorty and Norman; IN THE BRANCHES, Alsop; NINE BAD SHOTS OF GOLF, by Dante: LETTERS OF JAMES M. BARRIE: TREASON'S PEACE, by Armbruster; LAUGHING INTO GLORY, by Eagleson; WAGE INCENTIVES.

by Lauden; GREAT MODERN COMPOSERS. by Thompson; U. S. CAMERA 1948. CRY OF DOLORES, by Herbert Gorman, is a stirring novel of the Mexican uprising against the Spaniards in 1810.

The plot concerns the Indians and other native-born inhabitants of Mexico, who are not citizens but exploited servants of the conquerors. Hidalgo is a leading character and Morelos plays a part. LUCY BRAYFORD. by Martin Boyd, is a novel of three generations of an Anglo-Australian family. It is a long, leisurely penetrating story of men, women and children and will delight all lovers of a good story.

These real and lively people are brought right up to the present day. Other fiction titles include: THE BLACK PIANO, by Little; SUGARPLUM STAIRCASE, by English; VIEW OF THE HAR- BOR, by Taylor. OSU Club Nominates COLUMBUS Nominations for officers of the Mansfield club for the remaining two quarters of the 1948 school year at Ohio State university were made at the regular bi-monthly meeting. Although additional nominations may be made from the floor at the March 4 when elections will be meeting, following slate of candidates was chosen: For president Frederick J. Pfeifer, George Stuhldreher and Bob Mercer.

For vice president Beverly Noel, William Edwards and Larry Murphy. For secretary--Barbara Meilinger, Tingley, Genevieve Buzenski, Audrey Kalish and Claribel Mengert. For treasurer George Stuhldreher, James Sheads, Vaughn Williams and John Bishop. sergeant at Ed Bates, Sam Christ armand Bob Shill. especially interested in Charles Hurd's D.

which will be released with the Mansfield Public library Monday. the book is a gossipy history of the COUNTY STATE DAY DAY Appleseed Holds Ticket Sale Contest Band and Orchestra Practice for Concert By MARY KINSEY and NANCY CRALL 0- Director Johnny Appleseed pupils are competing in. a contest to sell tickets to the Feb. 26 AppleseedSimpson basketball games. Prizes will go to the pupils selling the mest tickets.

The band and orchestra are practicing for the spring, concert to be presented Appleseed auditorium. Winners in the American Legion essay contest were presented with their prizes at the assembly Wednesday. First prize of $5 went to Millard Pryor, second prize of $3 to Jack Pierce and third prize of $1 to Frederick Pryor. The subject of the essay was "How the United Nations Can Become More Effective." Contestants in the talent show sponsored by the Student Council, Thursday were Carol Fenn, piano solo: Doris Broach, solo: Mary Jane Drago, solo; Herbert Kronenfield and Bill Griffin, saxophone duet; Shirley Mott, tap dance; Donna Friday, violin solo; Donna Feeman, Janice, Woods, Cynthia Laubsher, Jean Doner, song: and Mac Tschappat, pantomime. Those who participated Friday were Janet Neal, piano solo; Genevieve Hartig, solo; JoAnn Northrup and Mary Ann Jones.

baton twirling: Carol Schad, tap dance: Juanita Westerfield, solo; Robbins, story telling; Rosemary Jones, piano solo; Marlene Gaubatz, and Coral Newton, accor To snodplo, solo: Bill Wells, Harold Rice, Russell Keck. and Rover Fenneman, trumpet quartet: Frickman, reading: Dick Devers, Fred Raitch, Don Hart and Frederick Pryor, barber shop quartet; Barbara Darling, piano solo; Marlene Remy, solo; Jay Herbert, ventriloquist; Don Hart and Norman Drake, piano duet on two pianos; and 'Evelyn Hassinger, Donna DeYarmin, Diana Hale, Pat Sites, Rosemary Jones, Mary Raklets, Cynthia Ackerman, Pris Slaybaugh, Pat Daugherty, Carolyn McGinty, Pat Doner, Nancy Wolfe and Hermina Rehberg, song. Announcer for the show was Fred Stalheber. Winners have not yet been chosen. The Ambassador Quartet presented an assembly Wednesday.

Some of the selections they played and sang were "Fireflies," "Sunday- Morning in London," "Sweet and Low," "Temptation" and "Melody in Roland Getz is a new member of the stage crew. Millard Pryor is a new member of the projection crew. Appleseed Hi.V boys met Tuesday evening at the YMCA. Herman Bishop, assistant principal of Senior high, spoke on "Hi-Y and Its Ideals." Robert Jolley and Dennis Reed were initiated. LOCAL Pictures were taken by R.

Y. Davis for the Appleseed Press of the editors of the editorial and business staff of the Press, winners of the essay contest, eighth and ninth grade basketball team, patrol boys and flag raisers. day of -Teen held a Valentine party after school Wednesday in Room 207. Games were played. Ice cream and cake were served.

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