The Marion Star from Marion, Ohio • 8

THt star, MAiira, nvnn. tw tat, jttn-k i. FACE EIGHT been cald frr Monday Ery i-, Mrs. It K. Msr.

Former Resident Cancer Prevention mm ft Miss Schneider, Lt. Bollinger Social Affairs A i Group at Luncheon A luncheon was he.2 the countr rr.emoer cf tr.e Janon ef the American IPOS I A FORMAL DINNER and' initiation of officer wa held last for the Pievent.ta of of tar.ic to permit tarjc CIVIL f-J. il WORIO 3-214 I uinoip WAR II A WAS I 1 1 50.000 night at Hotel Hardin by Beta chapter of Gradaie oromy. The following officer were installed in a candlelight ervice. with Misa Wilma Ehrick, pait premu.

conducting the installation: Mm Mary Holiaway, premua; Ruth Davii. pro premu; Mis Ida Brur.on,tribune and Mis Helen fetter, quaestor, Following the installation, Mim HoIlaay named her committee for the coming year. They are: Mm Joan Auitin and Mi Tetter, gift; Mr. Mary Andrew, Mm Brunsin and Mi Charlene Walker, avxial; Misa Mary Margaret Cuiark. Davi, Mia Eh-rick and Mim Jane Koon, pledge; Mi Miriam Hedge, hi.tonan, Mm -Marjory Moore and Mia.

Miriam calling; Mu Maxine Schl.genh.uf, Mitt Patricia Lar. Betty Sharrock and Present from the fr' mander. to view batUe a--. Mrs. Jon Harrison cf ir-A-ns Morr MorTai, U.

E. Ergiisn of LaR-je, Mr. A. Augurein of ar.d Mri today The ler commander to keep the h3V-, closed and still have a full 0 i M-i'111 unobftructed vision. irR!" i technically a prUmatic v-, Wednesday noon a Hotel Rik wv)S and I member of tne umnai Virginia fl Vows Photo by Ifuah MRS.

0 PEN churc-Ti was observed In tiie ceremony uniting in mar-5 Mis Marian in' i 1 Msthiot, finance; and Mr. Jean trout, mis. and Mm Clarice Martha II, pro TUT MARHARIMF Gf f- i ii allOn Girl Marriet iiiniivniiiiih Jianon ine gr- or luncheon at Hste: H-. CLASS IN TANKS ra auMira Pr TOLEDO. June 1 gla are blocks, the panels were a resittant to ntfn a res.ftant to all high projecttiM except armor-Die-r--.

eseiu. COME TRUE! DELICIOUS, SO FRESH, feiiEHwHlWOMEN HAVE DREAMED Of BUCYRUS. June 1 A wedding at Newport, Saturday, united marches and "At Pawning," Cad-j in marriage Betty Maxine man. Following the ceremony Mitchelson. daughter of Mr.

Luia there was a reception in Townj Belle MitrheUon of near Gallon, House at Palm Spring where the! and Lt. Darrell Wenninger, son of couple remained for their honey-Mr. Gusta A. Wenninger of cyru. I The bride wa graduated from Pvt.

and Mr. Gusta Wenninger Harcir.g H.gh school and ince were the attendant. Pvt. Wen- Komg to California ha been em-ninger it ttationed at Ft Thoma, ployed a a bookkeeper and ec-: Ky. at Gair' in Redland.

The Lt. Wenninger received hi hr.degroom wa graduated from; wing of an Army pilot last week Glendale High chool and Glen-i and will report at Dodge City, dale Junior college, and at- June 4. (tended the University of Lo An-j reles. He is in the instrument) mm TOQtt WE WELCOME-. A on born May 29 in their home at 119'? Kit Ave.

to Mr. and Mr. Harold Cri-tinger. A daughter born to Mr. and Mm.

Bert Wendelget of 833 E. Church St. at Mt. Car-mel hospital, Columbut, May 24. A daughter born at City hospital this morning to Mr.

and Mr. Howard Lehman of 204 4 E. George St. A daughter born thl morning at City hospital to Pvt. and Mr, John Tyler of 209 N.

Mn in St. 0f Marion Weds California Man ANNC her NNOCNCEME.VT i mad of the of Mj in the Community church at Palm Spr.r.iT?. Calif ine presence 40 friends i-w wcuu.i. r.e W'vre flower hat, luggage u.io..iu bronze orchid. She wa given brown accessories arvd a corsage of played the traditional wedding repair department at the San Ber WdmoArmyAirDepot.

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J. Prevent ander-trra odor, htlpi (top petipuiuoo ufely. 4. A pure, white, ntutptic, (mnless mushing creun. 5.

Awtrded Approvil Stl of Ameticin Iruututeof Uundtr. in hirrolnt Co fabric. Uie Arrid rrguiulr. Alu IfU OJ i 6M HxptM ARRID daughter of Mr. Jajr.e.

S. Wil- Lam, of 375 North Protpect ttreet and the late Mr. W.Ui.ma. n. Robert M.

Stone, alao of vn of Mr. Beulah cf C.tit. tnoit; May The ceremony wa read by Rev. John K. Marortney II ui ml charle Schneider 01 216 Forest itreet, and Lt.

Junior BaUinK.r o( Mr. aml WE DARE SUGGEST Si F' HARDEST TEST OF ALL -m'ff7r'V0D TASTE 7EST Mr. Forest Uallinger of 233 Forest Lawn boulevard, Saturday at 3.30 p. m. Dr.

S. M. Ingmire per-turmud the ceremony in the Ep-worth Methodist church. The bride, escorted to the altar by her father, wa costumed in fjai(. rnaie crepe gireot length dres with which he wore white accessories and carntd a tingle white orchid.

Her iter, Miss Sylvia Schneider, a maid of hnor wore Hn aqua flmi white prim arcs wiin oiac ami hite accessories. Her corsage whs of yellow daisies. The candle were lighted by Mr. Robert McGinnik who wore blue and black two-piece print dres and a single gardenia tier hair. The oridegroom mother wa costumed in a blue and White print ores.

and wore; a corsage of yellow roses. nutritious vegetable oil fresh pasteurized skim milk. No wonder it' so chock-full of fresh, iwtet, delicioui flavor! "And a for nutrition, imtgntf Eack pound brings yom 3,300 food-energy units, plus 9.000 units Vitamin Yet, you pay about one-half the cost of the most expensive spread need only 2 ration point, not 1 2. Get some today'." F0 SHEER TASTE-vM RATIONING CALENDAR p(n luiin in Homo jvo4 Uft il it tftr fro? i Hla At fUrGCV VI in 4, jr-ol ffr 'l htuRji li.f ft pom'. rh.

(ft rr; 1004 l0 4t 4) tA tut p4-jn1 ln4tjfiiit.y. 8umj '-4 pay Mi auftr rt'ni raor, sfij suar up it 10 poynaj tit At. I n4 p-eun4 tkiitr A'iif. 1, eft ijr tump I. Hrd fNip At throtjjth V-l and W-t JutiA 4, Alt Itr1 it' for p'in( It h4 foo4 vry 4rh lllila to p'Jf Chan mmt fcatiri or cookinc tov that turn eat.

woo, oil or ira must now bt iV-talD4iJ from local board. aolla -tarrp A-ll corvf ftr tnrta row thfouKh Juna 21 hi and -i. an4 -4 fftfjd five raiiona until u4 rt'ala and rnm umber muil ntio tara of pact ton of pamn-Sr car tlra nl compulaory unieua appoint fr nw tir, but old tnpettoo rarordamaat ba aav4. Com mar rial vchtcia Incpcrtioni dua avary 44 4aya or ft.OoO miiaa. whichavcr cornea firat, oil Tariod 4 an4 4 fn ii pna a'10! now fhrmjfh HpL tinlt 19 gailota.

All chanKa'fnakitig arid ra- arva coupon oo4 (ha ar, 1 od July 1 tn Uembar IS, 19 gaining par unit. K2vr)tb ration prtofi n1i July 1. Allotment Inclu'l- one uart, fifth or two plnta at whisky or doma tic Ail othr purchaicg ua-rt loned. CPUIMC II 0 TD A I All I II I nUO I I illnu RESUMES IN BUFFALO fir Tk Arll Pr, BUFFALO, N. June 1 Emenifm W.

Long, theater-owner of Cadiz, resume testimony 'today In federal court ai first witness for the prosecution in the government's anti-trust tuit York, Maryland, Virginia, Ken tucky and Ohio. The trial, long delayed opened yesterday with introductory re- to reestablish competition in Schine towns. "We Intend to show," he said, "that small operators were not permitted to compete in the licensing of films, and that they had three alternative: to go out of business, sell out to Schine, or show product that Schine had first or rejected." McKay contended the case wag having the effect of "an attempt to ruin private enterprise. Long, in testifying, aid he had encountered "extreme dificulty" in obtaining first-run production for a theater he formerly operated at Mt. Vernon, O.

Film distributors, he tald, in Columbus, Cleveland and New York told him first-run productions had been sold to the Schine theater and were not available to him. He also testified that one Schine theater in Mt. Vernon re duced its admission price from 35 cents to IS cents from 1934 to 1940 but increased them to 20 cents after he closed hi theater. He added that in 1937 two Schine representatives had approached him with "propositions" that he sell his theater to Schine, telling him that otherwise "we're going to have to build a new theater." The government complaint, filed Aug. 7.

1939, asks that the chain be restrained from acquiring any more theaters and that the "contracts, combinations and conspiracies in restraint of trade and commerce practiced by the defendant be declared illegal and violative of the Sherman antitrust act." 11 JTT VVflt liOtlnC uuuua Cool jtffolX 'flff -ret- I Serving the bridegroom a best against hcnine i neaiers, wa Aviation Cadet Marion! erator of 160 theater in New Local Fur Storagc--Lu rye's mltd 41 lut to bt bim rich, -T Bonnet. It tellf You'll mm Ilk choicui tatU-iprm4l tugene Burton. U. S. N.

and the ushers were Ray Balllnger ind Daniel F. Salter. Preceding the ceremony a 30- Our Fur Srorogt Vaults are right HERE HAS AT LAST rr Sue, SO Ye. folki!" Blue Bonner Sue. "When a margarine is hot and melting, your uste will tell you instantly how good it is.

"Tht' why I'd like you to try my new Blue Bonnet Margarine on hot food. Then I knew you'll agree it' got that real, honest-to-good neu table-ipread flavor! "You ee, when we make Blue Bonnet Margarine, we use rich. mk( this tueoEsT TtST of all! Put bit. gvnerout chunk on crltp. piping.

hoc tout! Let It mtlt a reooucT or tmc MAHtttt Summer s2" iii SO SWEET, THE hot, It'i will dellclou! ininute organ recital wa played marks by Robert L. Wright, spe-oy Mis Maye Evangeline Law-cial assistant to the attorney gen-icnce. She played the following; eral, and Willard S. McKay, gen-selection: "Cantilena era! counsel for Schine theater. Nuptiale," "Andante" Prelude toj Wright said the government 1 A A rerSOnal MentlOn Mr.

Fronie Long has returned to Marion ar.er a vtsit with her son Dr. Charles Lona of El Centro, Calif. Mr. Long is wttti her son and cUuah-1 ter-ln-law, Mr. and Mr.

Sperryi Long of the Green Camp pike. i Mr. and Mrs. John Cries of Courtland Terrace attended commencement exercises at Hei el-berg college in Tiffin on Monday morning. Their son.

Lt. William E. Cries, received the degree of Bachelor of Science. Lt. Gncs was one of eleven graduates now in the armed services who received their degrees in absentia.

He it ta- tioned in England. NEW HEATING SYSTEM CLEVELAND, June I "Panel heating," the home heating plant buried within room foor or walls. 1 is one of the greatest developments in postwar home heating, asserts Charles A. Hawk Pittsburgh heating engineer. Hawk told delegates at the 55th annual convention of the Heating, Piping and i Air Conditioning Contractors Na- i tionat Association yesterday that a torm of panel heating called "concealed radiant heating" would save up to 30 per cent on present- i day fuel costs.

-AT Mm. Heat 1 Act III of "Lohengrin wirr-upekg in Marion. Cleaning Glazing Repairing Restyling LURYE FURS 199 W. Center St. Marlon' Exclusive Furrier Phone gram.

A color scheme of red ana white taper were placed on each iide of the centerpiece of American beauty rose and whit peof-ie. Member of the aorority presented a corsage to Mm Ehrick. Mr. and Mr. W.

D. Phelp efj fl07 North Main iireet favt a birthday party Sunday evening at their home In honor of their nephew, Lanny Rae Phelp, ton of Howard Phelp. Guest, were Sandra, Margaret, Larry and Miriam r.ih- man. Shirley and Shaion Brady, Mr. and Mn.

S. Marilyn and First CIsm Fred Mauey. Mr. Gerald Davidson assisted the hote. Mr Glenn Kiddie of Fie avenue wa hostess to the Joljy Hour club at her home last lhurdy evening.

Prize In game were! won by Mr, nay vtams, tna Shurn and Mr. Jame Lee TAX-FAYFR NOTIC The collection of real estate; taxe lor inr junr, i payment of 1943. will open June 5th, 1944, and will close August 1st. 1944. Thl i in compliance with pro vision of H.

No. 80, Amended and passed by the last session of Uie Mate Legislature. Marion E. Hinklin, County Treasurer. Ad Your fur or properly cared for and fully insured.

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meno" from "Cavalleria ''Capricco," "Love Dream" No. 3 and the traditional wedding marches. During the ceremony she played "IntermeMo" by Provost. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the church parlor after which a reception for the families and close friend wa held at the home of the bride' father. When the bride and groom left on a short wedding trip.

Mr. Ballinger wore a brown wool gabardine suit and green topebat with green and white accessories. Out of town guests at the wedding were Mrs. Rebecca Cassel, Mrs. Walter Martin and Aviation Cadet Wayne Martin of Bradford, Mrs.

Virgil Cassel of Greenville, Mis Lelia Chapman and Miss Barahara Gottschall of Columbus, I and Mrs. Wade Moyer of Cuyahoga Falls. Morral Couple To Mark Fiftieth Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. T.

Pieiman of Morral will celebrate their golden wedding aniversary, Sunday at their home, wilh open house to their friends, from 2 p. m. through the afternoon and evening. SOI.niER HONORED Sgt. and Mr.

Philip Merwine of Fort Dix, N. were guests of Sgt. Merwine' brother, John Merwine of near Fredericktown, recently. A picnic supper at the home of another brother, Philip Merwine of near Brush Ridge, was Guests at the picnic included Mrs. 1 Bertha Merwine.

John Merwine and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sipes and son Wallace of near Freder icktown, Misses Opal Schmidt and Thelma Schmidt of Prospect, Miss uons bchmidt. and Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Cottrell of Marion. Also present with the honored guest and host were Mrs. Ralph Merwine. Jack, Bob and Phyllis Ann Merwine. Bl RN'S KILL CHILD COLUMBUS, June 1 Burns suffered when her clothing caught fire were fatal yesterday to Diana Marie Merideth, four year old daughter of Mr.

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