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THE NEWARK LEADER, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1940

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT .'I Licking 4-H Clubs ALPHA PI SIGMA DINNER COMMITTEE Judges Choose The estate of Orrel Pugh, de MIDLAND - AUDITORIUM SHOWS ceased. Notice is hereby give; Hold High Place that George House, 119 South Fiftl Street, Newark, Ohio, has beei In State Circles Union Label duly appointed as Executor unde the Will of Orrel Pugh, deceased Licking County 4-H Club boys late of lacking County, Ohio. Dat ed this Sth day of July, 1940. and girls have a very prominent Essay Winners HENRY C. ASHCRAFT, place in an Ohio 4-H Club An­ Judge of the Probate Court, nual, which is put out by the The throe judge# chosen to Jy 11-18-25 Licking County, Ohio Ohio State University 4-H Club pick the pinners of the Four- LEGAL NOTICE £ and the State Extension Service. & k-4 Leona Freiner, enJiany Licking county club Star Essay Contest, conducted Plaintiff, „ vs. No. 3185® by the Union Label Trades De­ Forrest Freiner, partment of the American Fed­ Defendant. Forrest Freiner, whose last place eration of Labor, this week of residence was Vernon Hotel YOU Will Profit Kittanning, Pa., will take notice awarded the prizes for the three that on the 3rd day of July, 1940 In The Long Run best essays in each of the four the plaintiff filed her petition contests. One of the judges was against him in Common Pleas By Having Your Court, Licking County, Ohio, pray­ William Green, president of the ing for divorce, on the grounds of American Federation of Labor. gross neglect of duty. Said cause Eyes Examined and Miss Lillian A. Beco, Cleve­ will be for hearing on and after August 15. 1940 land, Ohio, won first prize of WALTER DUNWOODY, Glasses Fitted $250 on the subject, “Why I Buy T Attorney for Plaintiff. Union Label Goods.” Mrs. Isa­ Jy 11 18 25 A 1-8-15 by a bel Dunn, Oakland, California, Competent, Experienced IN THE COURT OF COMMON won first prize of $250 on the PLEAS subject, “Why I Use Union Serv­ Licking County, Ohio Optometrist ices.” Fred Carver, Hollywood, Wilson A. Clark, Plaintiff, vs. One Who Has Spent 20 Years in California, won first prize and a William Holden and Martha Scott in “Our Town” now playing Lucile Clark, Defendant. Practice and Study of the Eyes. like amount on the subject, “Why at the Midland, Thursday to Saturday, July 25-27. The defendant, Lucile Clark, I Am a Labor Unionist.” Mrs. whose place of residence is 1621 You will find a square deal given The above photo shows the members of the dinner committee Grattan Street in the city of St. with all our work, together with of Alpha Pi Sigma whose duty it was to see that all arrangements Marion E. Grimmer, Kenmore, “OUR TOWN” thrill of love because ever since Louis, Mo., will take notice that on a guarantee of satisfaction. were made to serve the 200 delegates attending the tri-state conven­ New York also won $250, the Now playing at the Midland the cradle, girls’ kisses have the 24th day of June, 1940, Wilson subject being “Why I Joined the made him hiccup violently. Need A. Clark filed his petition in the tion held here last week. Pictured, left to right, first row are Thelma^ theatre, Thursday to Saturday, Court of Common Pleas of lacking Mrs. C. P. Reynolds Friel, Thelma Puffer, chairman; back row. Bertha Lake, Eleanor Women’s Auxiliary.” Second July 25-27 is “Our Town” with, any more be said. County, Ohio, against her praying Leedy and Ruth Haynes. The dinner was held at 7 p. m., Friday, and third prizes of union label for a divorce on the grounds Of a cast of hand-picked stars in three years wilful absence. The Square-Deel Optometrist July 19, in Granville Inn. —Leader Photo by Douglas Went*. good were awarded in each of the classes to other winning con­ film packed drama. Brilliant ac­ This cause will be for hearing tion by Sam Wood, superb act- on and after six weeks from the 71 E. MAIN ST. TEL. 26111 testants. date of the first publication of this youngsters have pictures of their tions, camps, State Fair con­ The judges stated that the ing by top-notch cast highlight notice. Show Livestock, Club Teams, and tests, and County .contests. essays were unusually good and thsi great emotional story. In WILSON A. CLARK, Copies of this annual can be se­ this scene Miss Scott receives By Frank C. Hite, his attorney. summer activities in the annual. showed a fundamental knowl­ Je 27 Jy 4-11-18-25 A 1 The publication is a picture story cured from John Spray, Gran­ edge of the labor movement and her first screen kiss. An im- of the activities of 4-H Club ville; Robert Baker, Johnstown; the Union Label Cause. pressive cast which includes NOTICK TO BIDDERS Shopping Guide Newark; or the William Holden, Martha Scott, TRANSPORTATION OF CRIPPLED members and outstanding work Robert Dush, I. M. Ornburn, secretary-treas­ CHII.IIREN of 4-H Clubers who have dis­ County Extension office. This urer of the Union Label Trade Frank Craven, Fay Bainter, Sealed bids will be received by Each firm listed here has a per­ tinguished themselves in state is a first attempt at publishing Thomas Mitchell, Guy Kibbee the Board of Education of the sonal service to render you any­ department said, “I am greatly Newark City School District at its activities. Pictures in the an­ a picture story of State 4H clul pleased with the publicity receiv­ and others. A gripping drama office in the Gymnasium Building, time the need for it arrives— nual include: tours, demonstra- activities. ed through the Four-Star Essay of small town life with its ac- until 7 o'clock p. m„ August 6, and at the same time you will be companying pathos. 1940, for the transportation of Contest. The response of labor crippled children from their homes | practicing economy by taking I advantage of it—Call on Them! unions and unionized manufac­ to the school building they attend. turers was gratifying. The Union “GRAND OLE OPRY” The bids are to be figured on AM) A WESTERN per mileage ‘cost. Bidders may , Complete MZte? tour Label cause was greatly stimu­ Martha Scott in “Our Town” submit bids for one year opera­ GEORGE FRANKLIN lated by the contest. Coming to the Auditorium, tion, or for three years operation, i Friday and Saturday are two now playing at Midland, Thurs­ as they prefer. I INSURANCE AGENCY NEW YORK WORLD S FAIR wanton first runs, “Grand Ole Opry” day to Saturday, July 25-27. The right is reserved to reject ELMER BAKER any and all bids. 88 North 8th Street FARE INCLUDES and “Cowboy From Sundown.” Rules and regulations covering (Near Locust) LOST LIFE "Grand Ole Opry” is based on bidding may be secured at the Fire • Tornado - Automobile Hotel with bath, complete the radio program and was born office of the Board of Education. sightseeing program In TO SAVE GIRL BY ORDER OF THE BOARD, Phone 2986 Newark, Ohio Washington and New York; in the Tennessee hills. The ac­ Evelyn Hill, Clerk. yacht trip around Manhattan; Elmer Baker, 31, of 431 West tors and musicians on the pro­ 2 admissions to Fair and Main street, gave up his life several concession!; N.B.C. gram of the 15-year-old broad­ ORDINANCE No. 6244 Studio or Television Tour; Saturday afternoon in rescuing cast are actually farmers and By LENTZ: meals an route to New leave Evary Saturday Maxine Crane, 14, of 33 Burt Accepting and confirming the deed York; optional return trip backwoodsmen. Adding to the MILO C. SUTTON Return home following avenue, who had waded beyond to the City of Newark, Ohio, con­ via Niagara Falls. members of the program is an veying and dedicating rea’ estate Successor to Geo. T. Stream Thursday her depth in the Licking river excellent cast consisting of Lois PERSONALLY CONDUCTED < in the Dorsey Mills road. He to said city for a public a ley. PLUMBING — HEATING CONSULT LOCAL AGENT Ranson, Henry Kolker and oth­ Be it ordained by the Council of C-NTO answered the screams of the the City of Newark, State of Ohio: BICYCLES and REPAIRS ers. Tex Ritter comes to the Section 1. That the conveyance Crane girl who was struggling in screen in the second bill in one of real estate from Samuel S. Gelf- Phone 3379 78 W. Main the water, anfl was dragged un­ of the most thrilling of westerns, er and Inez A. Gelfer to the City der. Mrs. Baker was able to get as sheriff who breaks up a rust­ of Newark be, and the same is altimore hio hereby approved and accepted, and THEB FRIENDLY R 41 I RO AD FOR ^O411 THE FA Ml V JT. | help by^calling^ A. C. Brown, ler gang and sings his way into that the dedication to public use Roland ”Brown, Michaeland Jo- the heart of the girl he loves. of the real estate described in said seph Wessinger, who were at Deed be, and the same is hereby For SPRING TUNE - UP— work in a field. Scene from “Grand Old Opry’ accepted and confirmed. “ALL THIS, now playing at Auditorium, Fri­ Section 2. That this ordinance ,A -The men rescued the girl and HEAVEN TOO” shall take effect and be In force ANDERSON’S dragged Baker to the bank. The day and. Saturday, July 26-27. from and after the earliest period girl responded to treatment, was The Midland will show “All allowed by law. Service Station This, and Heaven Too,” Sunday Passed July 15, 1940. MIDLAND AUDITORIUM taken to the hosptial which she to Wednesday, July 28-31, star­ CLINT E. COMER, 4th-Locust Sts. Ph. 24484 was able to leave Sunday. Fire President of Council. Your Theatre Newark’s Thrill Theatre Chief Stanley Shaw, Captain ring Bette Davis in the sensa­ Attest—F. A. M< ELROY, Dwight Jones, Deputies William tionally famous Rachel Field Clerk of Council THURS. to SAT., JULY 25-27 novel. Charles Boyer is co­ Approved by the Mayor this 16th FRI. and SAT., JULY 26-27 McElroy and Paul Howard work­ day of July, 1940. ed the inhalator for 45 mkiutes starred in the film. Out of the GLENN WRIGHT, gripping pages comes the im­ Mayor. J. W . WEAKLEY 1938't PULITZER PRIZE WINNER'-/r*,., Two First Run^ and Baker was finally pronounc­ Date filed with Mayor, July 16, ed dead. mortal story of a young French 1940. Jy 18-25 Furnace Repair Work girl, her background shrouded 99 Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Roofing and Spouting “Grand Old Opry in mystery, who enters the home ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR TOW Doris Baker and children Paul LEASE OF HEAL ESTATE Sheet Metal Repair Work —with— Eugene and Virginia Ann, his of one of France’s nobleman, as Notice is hereby given that seal­ mother and father of Newark, a governess. How the destinies ed bids will be received at the 141 Everett Ave. Ph. 47214 WILLIAM WEAVER BROTHER of these two become interwoven office of the Director of Public > HOLDEN and ELVIRY and three brothers. Funeral Service, No. 6 N. Fourth St. until services were held July 23 and is an enthralling a tale as you 12 o'clock noon on Wednesday, * MARTHA —also— burial was made in Wilson cem­ will ever enjoy. Don’t fail to August 21, 1940, for the lease of see it. certain real estate owned by the scott. "Cowboy From etery. Bette Davis in “All This and City of Newark, Ohio, and describ­ Walter McConnell ? Hr' rAY BAINTE,c Heaven Too' showing at the ed as follows; by authority of Or­ Sundown’99 “LUCKY CISCO KID” dinance No. 5238: Radio Service Baseball Opportunity “FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE” Midland, Sunday to Wednesday, First Parcel:—All of that part of SUN. to WED., JULY 28-31 with TEX RITTER July 28-31. North Fork Commons situated be­ New Modern Shop and Equip­ I At Red Bird Camp At the Auditorium, Sunday to tween the thorofare or street com­ ment — Sylvania Tubes Tuesday, July 28-30, comes monly known as Easy Street and SUN. to TUES., JULY 28-30 Columbus, July 29th “Lucky Cisco Kid,” the first of a the North Fork of Licking River Phone 49902 71 E. Shields St. A throng of aspiring young which lies between the north line double bill in which O. Henry’s extended of the alley midway be­ 2 Action Thrillers ball players is expected to regis­ romantic rogue of the Rio tween East Main street and East . ter at the annual summer try-out Grande, is at his fightin-est in Church Street as indicated on the CESAR ROMERO in camp of the Columbus Red Birds, Original Plat of the Town of New­ his latest adventure. The pic­ ark and a line fifty feet (50 feet) Swingle Music Store "Lucky Cisco Kid” judging from the inquiries re­ ture is loaded with action and north of and parallel to the north ceived at the Red Bird stadium is set in an Arizona town which line of said alley. ALL I HIS. AND —also— offices. The camp, which will Second Parcel:—All of that part For All Kinds of Musical In­ i* terrorized by raiders. A of North Fork Commons situated struments, Sheet Music and "Fugitive From start at Red Bird stadium, Mon­ bandit steals his name and beats % between the thorofare or street HEAVEN TOOJ, day, July 29th, at 9 a. m. will be commonly known as Easy Street Latest Phonograph Records in charge of Robert Finch, vice- the Kid to the draw—but he and the North Fork of Licking Justice” smashes through to a surprising A River which is bounded on the 31 ARCADE PHONE 2996 The Greatest Romance Since ROGER PRYOR president of the St. Louis Card­ climax. “Fugitive From Jus­ south by a line 50 feet north of inals minor league clubs, assist­ and parallel to the north line ex­ “Gone With the Wind’’ EDDIE FOY, JR. ed by a corps of scouts and other tice” is one of the most thrill­ tended of the alley midway be­ ing characterizations of rack­ tween East Main Street and East baseball experts. Included in eteers and the men who bring Church Street as indicated on the VIC DONAHEY. President MIDLAND — EVERY WED. AUDITORIUM—EVERY SAT. the staff will be Frank Rickey Original Plat of the Town of New­ MOTORISTS MUTUAL ? and Marty Purtell, Columbus them to justice that has come ark and on the north by a line 100 PREVUE NITE PREVUE NITE to the screen in many a day. 3 feet north of and parallel to said INSURANCE COMPANY Red Bird scouts; Joe Mathes, St. Roger Pryor in “Fugitive from north line of said alley. All Kinds of Automobile Insur­ t Louis Cardinal scout and others. DOUBLE FEATURE AT Justice” showing at the Audi­ Third Parcel:—All of that part ance at Lowest Rates Boys between the ages of 17 of the North Fork Commons situ­ AUDITORIUM torium, Sunday to Tuesday, July ated between the thorofare or F. S. HAMILTON, Rep. and 23 who have shown ability “Swiss Family Robinson”, the 28-30. street commonly known as Easy Auto Club Phone 2070 as members of school, college or Street and bounded on the south by independent baseball teams will immortal 19th century novel of a line one hundred (100) feet north be accepted for registration on Johann David Wyss, comes to of and parallel to the north line ------extended of the alley midway be­ the opening day of the camp. the screen at the Auditorium, tween East Main Street and East No preliminary registration is Wednesday to Thursday, July Church Street as indicated on the rDAVIS Service Station original Plat of the Town of New­ required, and it is thought that 31, Aug. 1. A.shipwreck during ark and on the north by the south several Newark lads will try out a terrific storm at sea, the es­ line of East Church St. east of said at the camp. cape in barrels and rafts, the Easy Street as established by City gn SUNOCO Hi Ordinance which said south line is The camp supplies baseball*, building of a tree house and ter­ fifty feet south of and parallel to N. 4th - Commodore bats, etc., and the players are to rifying electrical storms. Play­ the original north line of East ing the memorable roles of the Church Street as indicated on said “You Will Like Our Service” furnish shoes, gloves, uniforms Original Plat and extended easterly and personal equipment. Candi­ Robinson family are Thomas to the North Fork“ ' of Licking' ' Riv- dates are expected to pay their Mitchell, Edna Best, Freddie er. living expenses while in Colum­ Bartholomew’, and others. Also Said real estate Is to be leased for a period of ten (10) years; TRIPPSTEIN’S bus, but in the cases of any boys “Millionaire Playboy” with the rental to be paid in yearly install­ signed to contracts, their ex­ inimitable Joe Penned. Penner merits in advance of each year, For High Grade Coffees, Teas, penses incident to the attending is cast in the role of a young Andalso______for the lease of real ea-’ Spices, etc., Mexican Mate Tea tate described as follows by au­ of the try-outs will be refunded. man who has never knowm the At thority of Ordinance No. 5236: PEOPLES’ MARKET Being the room in the south-east Stand 123 Cesar Romero in “Lucky Cisco corner of the City Building locat­ Kid” at the Auditorium Sunday ed at the corner of West Main St. Residence 1655 Mt. Vernon Rd. and North Fourth St. known as No. A to Tuesday, July 28-30. 40 West Main St. and now being occupied by the Board of Election We Pedestrians vs. Traffic Safeb4 of Licking County, Ohio. Said real Storms on the estate to be leased for a period of WHY NOT BE SURE OF one month with the right to renew for similar periods if agreeable to YOUR INSURANCE? Sun Subject of both parties. Plats for the property described Observatory Talk herein are on file at the office of Warner & Son Agency the Department of Public Service F The series of talks on astron­ and a representative of said office 502 Trust Bldg.—Ph. 8528 omy which have been creating will accompany a prospective bid­ FIRE and AUTO INSURANCE der to view said premises on re­ much interest this summer quest. Every bid must contain the full at Swasey Observatory, Denison name of every person or company University, were continued Wed­ interested in the same, and be ac­ companied by a certified cheek McMICHAEL nesday, July 24 at 8:30 with the payable to the Director of Public Like Playing a Piano! subject, “Storms on the Sun.” A Service, Newark, Ohio, or cash or MUSIC STUDIO description of sunspots and erup- a bond with surety or sureties sat­ isfactory to the said Director Th® School of Achievement Ask Your Electric Dealer to Show You the New itons, and the influence which which surety or sureties shall be Private Lessons these disturbances have upon the either persons resident of Licking 1910 Streamlined Models Home Laundry earth, besides a reel of motion County, Ohio, or a resident or non­ 107 HUDSON AVENUE resident surety company, in the pictures of explosions and storms amount of ten per cent (10%) ot r- Washers and Ironers. on the sun, were an interesting the bid. Should any bid be rejected, such feature of the evening. check or cash will be forthwith re­ turned to the bidder and ehou id " Hooper Franklin CORRECTION any bid be accepted, such check or The Leader erred in report­ cash will be returned upon the Insurance Agency >1 YELLOW proper execution and securing od OHIO POWER NO* PASSING ing the date when Buckeye Lake the contract. NO" PASSING park would be hosts to the Chil­ The right f« reserved to reject 610 Trust Bldg. C. E. Jones, Agt. any and all bids. dren’s Home, in last week’s By order of the Director of Pub- a Fire, Automobile, Tornado and issue. The correct date was lie Service. Rain Insurance Wednesday, July 24, instead of ROYAL KEYES, Friday, July 19, Director of Public Service. i |Jy 18-26 A 1-8-16

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