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In other games, Canaan defeat­ The likeable Wallaesa was pur- LEGAL .XOTiCK County, Ohio, and that said camj LeBeau, g 4 8 16 Lovejoy Edward W Hartleys, residing; at will be for hearing on the day after ed Ohio Deaf, 38 to 55; Delaware Chased by the Chicago White Sox Parisburg, Virginia, in hereby •ix (6) full weeks from that publi­ Haiders Break over Urbana, 62 to 56; Washing­ *4 1 Jets Purchase in 1947 and sold to Newark of the fj‘71 that on th^. ji^h day of January, cation. Total* 16 18 50 Totals 21 18 60 1955, the plaintiff, Nannie Hart’ers. Nannie Hartley, Plaintiff, ton C. H. over Circleville, 80 to Score at end of each period: Score at end of each period: International League in 1948. filed her petition for divorie by Richmond and Richmond, 59; Plain City over South Solon, Marysville 8 20 29 41 South Solon 17 36 49 59 Cooper believes Wallaesa, with other relief in Cane No. 199<7, tn the her Attorneys. No-Win Streak John Wallaesa Court of Common Plo ts of Madi-on Jan. 10 17 24 31 Feb. ? 14 60 to 59; Mt. Sterling topped London 14 25 36 50 Plain City 13 25 41 60 eight years of experience in triple- -....■■j-...... , >,mm! Madison Rural, 56 to 53; North­ Hilliard Officials: Wrigley and. Coder. The Jets* have purchased the A ball and parts of five seasons Worthington No. 1 western over Mechanicsburg, 71 to B F T Mt. Sterling contract of long-ball hitting John with the majors, will be a tremend­ V' 59. Emerick, f 5 4 14 B F T Wallaesa, former major leaguer ous asset to the already young and * London’s Red Raiders broke Here are local line-ups: Bowman, f 5 7 17 Hix, f 4 5 13 and International League home inexperienced squad. their losing streak Friday night, Williams, c 4 5 13 Grace, f 0 0 0 run king, in a straight cash deal downing Marysville’s Monarchs Marysville Eberhard, g 4 2 10 Justice, C 8 12 28 with Buffalo. Ice Fishing Good At 50 to 41. Marysville’s misfortune, B Fcx, g 4 PUBLIC SALE 8 20 Stewart, g 1 0 2 In making the Wallaesa an­ rather than London’s ability seem­ Coder, 1 5 0 10 Love, g 0 2 2 Neff, g 1 4 6 Lake Erie & Inland ed to be the deciding factor in Nicol, f 4 2 10 nouncement, > the Jets’ General Rittenhouse 1 1 3 Manager Harold M. Cooper said he COLUMBUS, OHIO—Ice fisher­ I will sell the following articles at public auction on the Flora the game. Marysville scored only Park, c 6 5 17 Totals 26 Phillips 2 0 4 Low, g 2* was merely trying to cope with the men reaped a harvest during the Renner Farm located 3 miles south of Hilliards and 3 m I lee north 7 points on free throws, and had 1 0 2 of Rome on the Rome-Hilliard Rd., on basket trouble all night. Bass and Browning, g 1 0 2 Westerville overwhelmingly cooperative re­ past week on many inland lakes as Totalt 17 22 56 sponse of the local fans in the pur­ well as on Sandusky Bay and the LeBeau were London’s top scor­ B F Y Madison Rural ers, with 16 points apiece. Park, Totals 17 7 41 Casto, I 1 0 2 chase of season box seats and in island area of western Lake Erie B F T the organization of the huge 200,- around the Bass Islands. Saturday February 12,1955 of Marysville, was high with 17. London Mann, f 1 0 2 Browh, f1 2 2 6 W’orthington stepped two games B Worley, <• 15 5 35 000 book-ticket drive. Yellow perch and crappies were Wells, f 8 1 17 The 6-foot, 3’g-inch switch-hlt- the main species taken at the Bay Sale starting at 1:00 O’Clock out in front in the Mid-Six Lea­ Howard, 1 1 5 Low, g 6 3 15 7 Robertson, c 7 7 21 ting first baseman slammed 36 Bridge and Battery Park areas in gue with the defeat of Grove City, Minner, f 2 1 5 Gorsuck, g 2 0 4 Sifrit, g 1 5 7 POLAND CHINA HOGS 60 to 55, while Hilliard defeated DiIIion, r 3 0 6 Billman, f 5 0 10 homers and knocked in 111 runs in Sandusky Bay, While perch and Kidd, g 1 0 2 the Shaughnessy loop in 1953 play- walleyes or pickerel were being Westerville, 76 to 71. Bass, g 6 4 16 Gearhardt, g 0 1 1 Stuthards 0 0 0 10 Bred Gilts to farrow in March and April, IS Open Gilts, 3 b—------Kintz, g 0 2 2 ing for Springfield and Buffalo, taken from the island area. Fall Boar Pigs, 15 Shoats. French 0 0 0 Last season Wallasea was injured Ice conditions have improved Totals 30 11 71 and played in only 35 games lor over the past week, due to the ex- FARM MACHINERY Totals 19 15 53 the Bison*. tremely cold weather. Fish that Score at end of each period: . Scores at end of each period: Farmall F-12 Tractor on rubber and Cultivators, Massey Har- Hilliard 14 18 51 76 Wallaesa is 35 years old and have been recorded are running ris 2-14 inch Breaking Plow, International 13 Hole Grain Drill on D Mt. Sterling 18 30 45 56 hails from Easton, Penna. He be­ 90% yellow perch and 10% wall- Westerville 12 35 55 71 Madison Rural 10 22 rubber, John Deere 999 Corn Planter with Tractor hitch, ‘48 In­ 43 53 gan his baseball career in 1939 withi eyes. ternational 52 Inch Combine, Dunham Disc, Massey Hanis’ Manure Grove City Mid-Six League with Federalsburg of the now de­ Both Lake St. Marys or Grand Spreader, Black Hawk Wagon with 6 ply tires and new bed, 10” B F School w. L. Pts. Op. funct Eastern Shore League andi Reservoir and Indian Lake have Hammer Mill, Culti-Mulcher, Western Sprocket type, McCormack Wilburn, f 2 0 4 Worthington . 7 0 403 360 the following year had a brief trial provided fine sport and some good Deering 8 ft. Grain Binder, 4 hog Feeders, 3 Hog Fountains, 2 Hog Cowgill, t 3 3 9 396 the Philadelphia Athletics. catches of crappies and bluegills. Houses 7x7, 4 Can Milk Cooler, 4-14 it. Farm Gates, 4-12 ft. Farm Grove City 5 2 438 Gates, 2 Electric Pig Brooders, 1 Sport Buggy on rubber tires, set Haged’rn, C 8 8 24 Marysville 4 3 435 Nibert, c 6 2 14 of driving Harness, Garden Plow, Cattle Feed Rack, Barb Wira, Hilliard 3 4 435 425 Steel Posts and other small tools. Perfect, c 1 2 4 London 3 5 449 466 Westerville 0 8 419 575 TRUCK Totals 20 15 55 Worthington ASHLEY BABY CHICKS *36 Chevrolet Pick-Up-good condition. B F T Goers, f 3 2 8 Bill Hackett On and HAY t Pelkey, f 2 0 4 75 Bales Clover Hay, 175 Bales Mixed Clover and Timothy Hay. * Woods, c 11 5 27 All-Time Ohio Bailey, g 4 3 11 TURKEY POULTS FURNITURE Now you con get the cosh you wonf*-your way and fasti* German, g 4 0 8 lining Room Suite, like nevr, 5 good Living Room Chairs, Daven­ Your way means that your loan is f^cnot-izeo every detail is McClan’h’n, f 1 0 2 Football Team Laws, c PUU.QRUM CLEAN port, 2 Norge Fuel Oil Heaters, G,E, Refrigerator excellent coi> arranged to suit your convenience...your needs.».your income. The 0 0 dition. New Westinghouse Electric Roaster, Kitchen Cabinet, Kitch­ loan has to fit because it is hand-tailored. If you wish, your present Bill Hackett,' London veterinar­ ian, has been selected on the first en Table and 4 Chairs, Coffee Table, 2 Beds, Good Simmons Innep­ Obligations may be consolidated with smaller monthly payments .«» 3 otals 25 10 60 We are now the Local Dealer for the Ashley Baby Chick spring Mattress, 2 Maple Dressers, Wash Stand, Porch Glider, Fluor Score at end of each period: team of all-time Buckeye elevens, 4 and you will have only one place to make your monthly payment Lamps, Table Lamps, Stands, Rugs, Dishes and numerous other Grove City 15 31 43 55 it was announced Monday night. Company. * articles. , OtB' 1 *Kii Your Own Payment* A COAK Worthington 18 32 48 60 This is an exceptionally good lot of furniture and we welcome YOU CtT Marty DeVictor, WBNS sports­ .5 s’o P!»n 2C Mo Pl»- South Solon Your orders will receive prompt, personal attention, and inspection of any article prior to sale. Phone FR. 8-7242. B F T caster, conducted the poll, with • 1 v O $ 8 40 $ 6.74 over 1000 fans participating. Every Fast? Give us a few quick faett ever Vallery, f 4 12 20 your chicks will be double-selected before shipment. •300 24.66 19.67 the phone. Upon approval, come it* Buckeye who ever played was eli­ TERMS CASH *600 Yates, f 2 0 4 46.88 36.85 to pick up cash. Phone for l«trip loan, 4 gible for the team, and more than Williams, c 1 2 100 players received mention. write, or come in to see us today? Shinkle, g 5 6 16 c • Penxmof-\H0 Loans HAROLD HART Greer, g 5 3 13 Bill graduated from London J ■? $25 to $1000 Reed 0 2 0 High in 1941, and reached All- A 0 0 0 SHAW ELEVATOR CO C. W. Latham—Auctioneer Jacobs American acclaim in 1944, when * Mir itUjtt to **» orv he was captain of the unbeaten John George—Clerk 17 25 59 Margaret McDavid-Cashier / / / I Totals Buckeye eleven. Bill played in the W. High St. Phone 126 FINANCE CO. Plain City East-West Shrine game, Jan. 1, B F T 1945. T* 4 6 14 i Fravel, £ London 120C • George Ashmore. YES MANnger Bowman, f 2 3 7 Top men in the poll were Bill ©PEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT — PHONE FOR EVENING HOUKS Freeman, C 5 6 16 Willis, ’44, Chic Harley, T9, and 4 CONVENIENT OFFICES IN COIUMBUS. SEE YOUR PHONE 4 0 8 Howard Cassady, ’54. BOOK FOR OFFICE NEAREST YOU Miller, g Maynard, g 4 0 8 Lmm mode to residents ol all sorrounding town 6 FIRST TEAM B. Haynes 2 2 E, Wesley Fesler, ’30, Youngs­ town; E, Esco Sarkkinen, ’39, Fair­ port Harbor; T, William Willis, ’44, Columbus; T, Leo Raskowski, ’27, Cleveland; G, Lindell Houston, ’42, Massillon; G,-William Hackett, '44, London; C, Gomer Jones, ’35, Martins Ferry; B, Leslie Horvath. ’44, Parma; B, Chic Harley, T9, LLL-jT

Columbus; B, Howard Cassady, “ - Will J ’54, Columbus; B, Victor Janowiecz '51, Elyria. DOWAR SECOND TEAM E, Dean Dugger, ’54, Columbus; E, Jack Dugger, ’44, Columbus; T, Warren Amling, ’46, Pana, Ill.; T, James Daniel, ’41, Pittsburgh, Pa.; G, Edwin Hess, ’26, Girard; G, Regis Monahan. ’34, Lorain; C, Jack Lininger, ’49, Tiffin; B, Don­ ald Scott, ’40, Canton; B, Gaylord At DWORKIN'S 1 “Pete” Stinchcomb, ’20, Fostoria; Here are just a few of the many bargams in our store wide clear B, Robert Watkins, ’54, New Bed­ ford, Mass.; B, Eugene Fekete, ance of winter merchandise. Shop early for best selections. ’42, Findlay.

Make needle threading easy by placing a bit of beeswax on each spool of threal so you can draw Men's Winter Jackets Ladies Night Gowns the thread through the wax to stif­ fen the end before inserting it in In a variety of fabrics and colors. Values to $2.00 Q f am 1 QQ the needle’s eye. w All sizes. Values to $14.95 .... 55c Each | VI 1 I J Men's Dress G'owes Ladies Play Shoes 3261/i All leather, lined and unlined. "f Leathers and Suedes 1 90 Values to $5.95...... | Values to $5.00...... I CALL. Men’s Dress Hats Ladies Winter Coats A tremendous bargain. 4 AA 223W Cords and Sport wools. A real 1 QQ Special priced for this sale. Ill W $ Day Special. Values to $2.98 . . 1 Values to $39.95 ...... IV CRANE Men’s Dress Shirts Ladies Blouses d Where Pride Loads to Economy! i’ Assorted fabrics and colors. 4| AA Famous names in al! sizes. t QQ Over 125 to choose from. 1 W Values to $3.95...... I Values to $4.98...... 1 Raub • Shaw Plumbing and Heating This gasoline station isn’t accustomed to being actually costs less than the car he is currently driving. ignored by the cars that pass its way. For it resides 61 E. High St. at the edge of a great desert—and it is many, many And then, once his Cadillac is delivered into his , Childrens Jtaas Ladies ^il'inery Luggage 24 Hr. Service miles to the next fueling point. hands, he discovers how Jrugal it is with a gallon of gasoline. He finds, as we said, that a full taak is But the big, handsome automobile you see here usually sufficient for a full day’s drive. Lined and Sturdy made. Values to $3.99 1 QQ swept by without so much as a sign of recognition! Values to $2.95...... I A Real $ Day Special | For it is a new 1955 Cadillac—and its owner knows Next, he learns of Cadillac’s extraordinary depend* KUI.PINSURANCE that he can travel from his morning’s start until his ability. In fact, he often has to be remi tided when evening’s stop without a single refueling. the time has come for routine service. 'AU Kinds of Insurance' ♦ ♦ * But not until he surrenders his Cadillac to its Youth’s Sh-rts Childrens Snow Suits 2572 S. Main Phone 141 Of course, when a motorist decides to order his second owner does he discover the full wonder of first Cadillac, he isn’t usually aware that the car is Cadillac’s economy. For then he learns how amazingly so economical to operate—and so practical to own. Flannel artd long sleeved polo's. | QQ Values to $15.95 AA it holds its value—and how little a year’s service Save up to $10.95 on W He wants a Cadillac for what it is and represents— affects the public’s regard for the car. Sizes 2 to 16. Values to $2.49 . . g this $ Day Special V and for the great pride and pleasure it will bring him. Home All this is to say, of course, that you don’t have But it isn’t long before he discovers where his to follow your pride to the “car of cars.” You can, pride has led him! Freeiers if you prefer, make your decision solely on the basis i Shop These And Many More Dollar Day Values At He discovers it first when he prices the Cadillac of of economy—and still buy a Cadillac! Madison Farm Bureau his choice. Invariably, he is surprised at its relatively Come in soon—and see for yourself! We’ve got the Appbanctt modest cost. Not infrequently, he finds that it facts—and we’ll be delighted to see you at any time I rSHQP! DwtmKn6DtPT.5n SAVE! Phone 726 ■.ONO O N, OH itS j 254 W. High St. London, O. JACK JOHNSON CHEVROLET S‘. 23 East High Street, London Phone.23 5 -

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