Union High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Van Wert, OH)

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i l ,- a i x., 4.9, v .y . ',.-'N ii ION: Lett to right-Coach Richard Harris, John Taylor, John Myer s.,John Trimble, Trevor Jones, James Kllnker, James Clarkpltonhleg Zley, Harold Wortman, Joe Roth, Rex Roth, Carl Speclman and Max Hoaglln. i , - . Q , . . N , ,- 1 WerttFighters' Golden Gloves Fort Wayne - als of the Golden Gloves g tournament ls scheduled might at North Side gym in Wayne, lnd., commencing at M. CCSTJ, and Van Wert has two capable fist artists ng for a crown. leather punehers are Carl on, a featherweight, a n d Ayers, a lightweight, both om are groomc-d.by the vet- fighter, Stanley Hartman. rs, who has looked impres- n his victories thus far, faces e Williamson, a Baer Field r, in the finals. The winner s one will be the champion. . . . AYERS CAN mount th e throne, it will be five years that Ka Van Wert boxer has b e e n lightweight king. I Donnie Bechtol held it two years and Rock Thomas preceded Bechtol for a two-year span. ' . Johnson will have to win a semi- final bout before getting a crack at the featherweight title. He is paired with Sonny Brown of Fort Wayne, John McQuown of Auburn and Ernie Delfavis of Baer Field. Brown is favored since he is more experienced then the other boxers and he is last year's bantam champ. The fights will be aired by Hil- lard Gales over WKJG a 11:35 Wan Wert timel. Scottish Pence, the famous stal- lion who established two world's records, is now in the stud ranks at Castleton Farm in Lexington, Ky. AUCTION SALE Of Livestock, Hay, Straw and Farm Miscellaneous Located 4 miles north and ilk miles east of Montpelier, Ohio, on U. S. North 20 TUESDAY, FEB. 19, 1952 Commenclng at 1 o'clock 22 head of milk cows, heifers and bulls-Extra good milk ':ows, some just fresh, some to freshen soon. k 21 Head of Select Brood Sows-To start farrowing the latter part nf March. 15 tons of Mixed Hoy and 150 holes of Straw. -Miscellaneous and Form Supplies. Terms of Sale-Cash. Virgil Drum and Jack Bucklcw Owners Bly und Bly. Auctioneers. West Unlty, Ohlo Fred Armbruster, Clerk and ring msn. AQ' thi ':w-f- ln:-ntiftn the ltift Acre farm is for Rilll' lt 3:,',ke,b,,H gum, 'I basketbau tno1e'gymmmm,of'st. Agnes high school. . ' . , , , , Chester .County Coroner'Preston Brings' Lad' Death , WEST CHESTER, Pl-. Feb-12+ Shoemaker was unable to deter- tb-A Second-year youth collapsed, mine immediately what caused the and died Monday -while playing death of Joseph J. Andriole Jr. 15. P BLIC SALE As l have sold my farm and have no further use forth! following personal property, I will sell at the farm located 116 miles east of Van Wert then south on the Mendori Road to the Ridge-York Township Line or BNS miles east of Ohio City on Route 709, then north 21-Q miles, on - T11 ursrlay, February 14, 1952 Commenclng at 1:00 o'clock P. M. TRACTOR-COMBINE-1948 Massey-Harris model 44, four cylinder tractor fully equipped and all in A-1 condi- tion: heat houser for this model tractor: 1950 Massey-Harris 7 ft. power take-oil' Combine in new condition. OTHER FARM MACIIINERY-John Deere 7 ft. power mower, used two seasons: International 4 bar side rnke, used one season: John Deere No. 290 tractor corn planter with fertilizer attachment, has not been used. just delivered to the farm this winter: Minneapolis-Moline 13-7 double disc fer- tilizer zraln drill. used one season: 1950 John Deere heavy 7 ft, tractor disc: Oliver-Rndex 2-14 tractor plow on rubber tires and like new: 7 ft. general implement cultimulcher: 4 section Graham-Bradley spring tooth harrow: John Deere rubber tire wagon and 14 ft. rack, all new in 1951: Converto, dunl wheel implement trnilor with winch, like new and A good one: 3 section rotary hoe, steel teeth: Roderic-Lean 7 lt, tractor disc: buzz-saw tmounted typel for International - t H or M model tractors, never used: hydraulic wagon hoist, ' like new, to use with grnin elevator, etc.: cement mixer: steel bed wheel barrow: four 20 rd. rolls of new 4 ft. fence: seventy-live 7 ft. steel line posts, new: 4 steel end posts: 80 rd. roll of 4 point fence: 100 used red cednr posts: 2 bushels ' 1951 nlknll seed: 3 bus. 1951 red clover seed: 4 new cow stanchlons: Oliver-70 tructnr cab: new set fence ltretchersg 120 new 2x4s, l0 lt. long: 50 new 2x4s, 12 ft. lortg: 40 new 2x4s, 8 ft. long: other odd lumber: portable air compressor, motor mounted, and some other small items not mentioned., Please be on time as there are very few small Items-to ' sell and this is all very good equipment. TERMS-Cash. l v tk 3. Q., I .aa , I 1 in

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