Thursday, October 31, 1946 THE JOURNAL CALDWELL OHIO

TIDD-SMITH , SUNDAY DINNER HELD Dexter City and Dudley. W. L. Tarleton, of Altona, Ill. They MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED AT CUNNINGHAM HOME Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Studa and also visited other points of interest Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Cunningham George W. McKee, of Burgetts­ in the west. SOCIETY McConnelsville route 3, are announ­ entertained Sunday at their home town, Pa., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smithber- cing the marriage of their daughter, in Dudley with a dinner. Guests in­ Sheriff and Mrs. Clayton McKee. ger and family, of South Bend, Ind., Gwendolyn M. Smith, to Arthur D. cluded Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harris, Mrs. Studa remained for a week's and Miss Esther Smithberger, of NE WS & E VENTS Tidd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Harris, all of visit. Geneva, were weekend guests at the V. Tidd, of Dexter City. The mar­ Wheeling, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wilson and home of Mrs. T. J. Smithberger, riage took place at 9:00 a. m. on Oc­ Wesley Cunningham, Lancaster,, children, of Crooked Tree, called on near Harriettsville. ’MISS IRENE ARCHER BRIDE I.YLAN FIGLEY BECOMES tober 19, at Munfordville, Ken­ Mrs. Cecil Finley, sons, Jimmie and her mother, Mrs. J. H. Sayre and Mrs. David Spence, the former OF ALBERT HUPP RiHDE OF GERALD STRINGER tucky with Rev. Reynolds officiat­ Teddie, Caldwell, E. E.Cunningham, husband Saturday evening. Bess Barnes, and Mrs. Clare Mer- The St. Mary’s Catholic church, Miss Llyan Figley, daughter of ing at the single ring ceremony. host and hostess. Mrs. H. C. Danford, of Dexter shon, Columbus, are visiting this Fulda, was the scene of the wedding Mrs. Bessie Figley, of Dover, and ■The bride wore a blue two piece City, visited Saturday evening at week with friends in the Whigville of Miss Irene Archer, daughter of the late Carlos H. Figley, became suit with black accessories and a the home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. community. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Archer, SUNDAY DINNER AT the bride of Gerald Dean Stringer, corsage of white roses. DANFORD HOME J. H. Sayre, North street. and Albert Hupp, son of Mr. and sen of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Stringer, Attending the couple were Miss Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Stoneking Mrs. John Hupp. Fr. B. J. Mattes Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Danford, of of Caldwell route, on Thursday, Oc­ Gay Osborne and James Moore. Olive, entertained Sunday with a and son, Elmer, were Sunday guests officiated at the ceremony at 9:00 tober 24, on the wedding anniver­ Miss Osborne wore a light blue suit of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos o’clock, Thursday, October 24. chicken dinner. Covers were laid sary of the bridegroom’s parents. with black accessories and a cor­ for Mr. and Mrs. Garfielcj Danford, Jennings, Sharon. The bride was dressed in a gown 1 he double ring ceremony was read sage of pink roses. Dana Reed and Roscoe Tilton, of of net over embroidered satin, fash­ and June, Mi. and Mrs. John Men­ by the Rev. Boyd J. Yorke, of Car­ For traveling, the bride wore a denhall, Ruth Anna, Wilma, and Caldwell, spent the weekend at ioned with a sweetheart neckline, rollton, who performed the cere-1 green two piece suit with black ac­ Greenbrier, West Virginia, and at­ long sleeves that came to a point cessories. She is a graduate of M John Wayne, Genelda Lois, and Roxy niony of the bride’s parents. ROY ROGERS, King of the Cow­ Leonard Wayne Danford, and the tended the homecoming game at the “House of Hits” over the hands, train, and a finger­ and M high school, class of 1946. Greenbrier Military school and The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. boys and Dale Evans will appear in host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. tip veil held in place with coronet Virgil Morris, of Caldwell. Mr. Tidd was graduated from Dex­ Staunton Military academy. WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY “My Pal Trigger”, which is showing Wayne Danford. of pearls. Her bouquet was of red The bride was attired in a gray ter City high school. He served four Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pilcher, of Col­ 2—Big Features—2 roses and white pom-poms, tied wool suit with black accessories. years in the Army of which 34 at the Roxy theatre Sunday, Mon­ umbus, Mr. and Mrs. Desmond « with white streamers. Her only jewelry was a diamond months were spent overseas. He is day and Tuesday, Nov. 3, 4 and 5. NEW ARRIVALS Drouss, of Akron, and Jean and On the Trail of Hidden Terror! Miss Lueila Hupp, sister of the now employed as a lineman for the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson, lavalier worn by her mother on her Also featured are George “Gabby” Glenore Frakes, of Columbus, were BASIL RATHBONE bridegroom, was bridesmaid. She wedding day. She wore a corsage Wagner and Smith Construction Co. East Union, announce the birth of a weekend guests at the home of Mr. NIGEL BRUCE wore a gown of pink net over satin, of red rose buds. The couple are living in a house Hayes, Bob Nolan and his Sons of son, Sunday, October 27, at Thomp­ and Mrs. Mel Frakes, of near Cald­ in fashioned with a sweetheart neck­ Mrs. Morris wore a blue frock trailer neai' Gallipolis where Mr. the Pioneers, and Trigger, the son, hospital. well. line and short sleeves. Her bouquet with black accessories and a cor­ Tidd is employed. Smartest Horse in the Movies. Mrs. Belle Mallett was visiting at “PURSUIT TO was of pink roses. sage of pink carnations. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mazgay, Belle Pleasant City, Alliance, and Akron Paul Archer, brother of the bride, Mrs. Stringer was graduated from LIPTAK-PHILLIPS Valley, are announcing the birth of the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ served as best man. Dover high school and is a former MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED DELTA KAPPA GAMMA a son, Saturday, Oct. 19. Mrs. Mary mond Mallett and son, Danny, ac­ ALGIERS” Following the ceremony, dinner employee of the U. S. Quarry Tile. Announcement is being made of MEET AT TAYLOR HOME Mcsarchik, of Belle Valley and companied her home from Alliance. —2nd Feature— was served at the parrish hall for Mr. Stringer, who is a veteran of the marriage of Miss Lillian Phil­ Alpha Rho chapter of Delta Kap­ Stanley Mazgay, of Florence addi­ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mallett, of JOHNNY MACK BROWN the following: Mr. and Mrs. William twenty-eight months service in the lips, daughter of Mrs. Beverly Phil­ pa Gamma, a national teacher’s tion, are grandparents. Alliance, were visiting Belle Mal­ —In— Archer and children, James, An­ Navy, is an alumnus of Caldwell lips, of Cleveland, to Lewis Liptak, sorority, held their October meeting lett and family recently. drew, and Lucy, Mr. and Mrs. Ber­ high school. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Liptak. of at the home of Dr. and Mrs. G. B. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bryan, near Miss Garnet E Parks, of Zanes­ “UNDER ARIZONA nard Archer and family, Mr. and immediately following the wed­ Coal Ridge. The marriage was an Taylor, of Summerfield. Twenty Caldwell, are announcing the birth ville, is spending a few’ days with Mrs. Harley Morrison and family, of ding, they left for a week’s trip to event of Saturday, October 19, at members and* two guests were pre­ of a daughter, Friday, Oct. 25, at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. SKIES” Marietta. Howard Archer, of Flori­ New’ York and Canada. After their Cleveland. sent. Marietta Memorial hospital. Mr. and Parks, of Cumberland route 1. The president, Mrs. Ruth Day, as­ Mrs. Lew Dennis are the maternal da, Mr. and Mrs. John Hupp and i eturn they will reside for the pre­ The following week, the couple Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Smith, of FRIDAY - SATURDAY children, Edward. Thelma, Agatha, sisted by Mrs. Mabel Bennett, Vel­ grandparents. Fairground street, have returned to sent with the bridegrooms parents enjoyed a wedding trip to Niagara Matinee Saturday—2:00 P. M. Arthur, Leoba, Howard, Rosetta, on the Marietta road. Falls. ma Burson, anl Inez Clark, gave the their home from New’ Orleans, La., and Norbert, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hill A wedding dinner was given in h’ghlights of the district meeting Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph where they attended the Structral —Double Feature------and son, of Alliance, Mr. and Mrs. their honor at the home of the hold in Canton early this month. Serdy, of near Cumberland, a Clay Products Manufacturing Con­ Ben Sorg and family, Mr. and Mrs. HELEN JOHNS BRIDE OF bridegroom’s parents on Saturday, Rev. Marie Tschappat, minister of daughter, October 6. The infant has vention. Chris Schell, Mrs. Elizabeth Hupp GERALD D. ANDERSON October 26. Those present were: Summerfield, gave a talk, and mu­ been named Tereas Rose. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Tarleton have They’re TERRIF • and son, Otto, Beda Hupp and sons, Miss Helen Johns, of Canton, and Mr. and Mrs. John Lestock and son, sic on the piano and accordian was returned to their home on South HOLLYWOOD’S SWINGirST, \ Alex Hupp and family, Mr. and Chief Pharmist Mate Gerald D. An­ of Cumberland, Mr. and Mrs. An­ piesented by Miss Burris, who Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mincks, of Cumberland street after visiting her Mrs. Albert Craft, Mr. and Mrs. derson were quietly married with drew Senko, of Cleveland, Mr. and assists Rev. Tschappat. Dama Reed Macksburg, are announcing the brother, C. C. Ayres, at Hominy, Terrence Michel, Mr. and Mrs. Ur­ a double ring ceremony on Sept. 7, Mrs. John Kuchera, Mr. and Mrs. was given a shower. birth of a son in Memorial hospital, Okla., and Mr. Tarleton’s brother, ban Nau and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ by Rev. Freeman Brunsour, pastor Andy Zudell, George Spsak, of A plate lunch was served to the Marietta. mond Nau and son, Mrs. Agnes of the Nazarenc church, Canton. Painesville, Andy Nemets, of following: Rev. Tschappat, Miss Crum and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Fran­ Mrs. Anderson wore a beige suit Painesville, Emil Liptak, of Cleve­ Burris, Mabel Bennett, Velma Bur­ CHURCH NOTES cis Shafer and family, Mr. and Mrs. with a yellow rose corsage. Her land, Mrs. Thomas Senko, the hon­ son, Mary E. McFarland, Hallie Ava Free Methodist Church Bernard Hohman, Mr. and Mrs. An­ only attendants were her two ored guests, and the host and hos­ Shively, of Cambridge, Fern Bel­ John W. Guffey, Minister. drew Schockling, Mr. and Mrs. Leo brothers, Harold and Virgil Johns. tess, Mr. and Mrs. John Liptak. ford, Belle Valley, Eva Davis, and Sunday school at 9:30 a. m., Al­ ALL WOOL Schehl, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schehl, Mrs. Anderson is the daughter of Blanche Ritchey, of Senecaville, bert G. Fowler, superintendent. Okey and Ella Johns, formerly of Mabel Flood, Gertrude Hartley, of Morning w’orship and testimony Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kuhn, of Zanes­ BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED service at 10:30 a. m. ville, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kuhn, Sarahsville. Mrs. Anderson had AT WEBER HOME Quaker City, Ruth Mercer, of taught in the Sarahsville schools Batesville, Helen Raney, of Dexter Prayer and praise service at 7:30 of Zanesville. Friends and relatives gathered p. m.; preaching at 8:00 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Schott and and recently graduated from Kent Sunday at the home of Miss Nellie City, Inez Clark and Ethel Pryor, of State University with a bachelor’s Caldwell, and Ruth Day, Ruth Mc- daughter, Walter Crum, of Summer­ Weber, of Caldwell route 2, to cele­ South Olive Free Methodist Church Mackinaws degree in educational science. Cinnis, Bertha Osborne, Gladys field, Mrs. Ida Warner. Miss Irene brate her birthday. This was also John W. Guffey, Minister. I'ox, and Very Rev. B. J. Mattes. Mr. Anderson is the son of Frede­ the 46th wedding anniversary of Philpot, Dama Reed, Florence rick Anderson, of Wisconsin, and Wharton, and Grace Taylor, of Sunday school at 2:00 p. m., C. The bride, until her marriage, had Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Parks, of Cum­ F. Tilton, superintendent. been employed in Zanesville. Mr. attended college there before enter­ berland route 1. At noon, a basket Summerfield. Some With ing the Navy. Worship service at 2:45 p. m. FREDDIE STEWART Hupp was graduated from the Cald­ dinner was enjoyed by all. Prayer meeting and class meet­ well high school. The couple left immediately for Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. KITCHEN SHOWER HELD the west coast where he will re­ AT MARTIN HOME ing combined Wednesday, 7:30 p. Zipper Hoods june PREISSER / A dance was given in their honor A. G. Parks, Carolin Parks, Mr. and m. \ ANN ROONEY WARRENV.'. MIRS * at the hall in the evening. Immed­ sume his duties w’ith the Navy. Mrs. Wiley Parks, all of Cumber­ A double kitchen shower was held October 19, at the home of Mr. I* FRANKIE DARRO> NOEl NEILL iately following the dance, they land route 1, Garnet Parks, of Sizes 8 to 14 1 JACKIE MORAN MURRAY DAVIS and Mrs. Madison Martin, for Mr. A \ (HAKIH left for a short wedding trip. Upon THELMA GERST BRIDE OF Zanesville, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Personals •' (HUY their return they will reside on a ROBERT SCHEHL Parks and daughter, of Chandlers- and Mrs. Perlie Snyder, Goldie Lu­ cas, and Mr and Mrs. Harry Barr, Mrs. H. H. Day, of Mentor, Ohio, U A BARNET REYES farm east of Caldwell. Leo Gerst, of Caldwell route 1, is ville, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Morrison, V 1 A ORCHtlTIA announcing the marriage of his Mrs. La Vina Sullivan, of Norwich, Mildred Lucas. They received many is visiting at the home of Mr. and l OACHtSHA daughter, Thelma, to Robert Schehl, Mrs. Minnie Love, of Caldwell, Mrs. rice and useful gifts. Mrs. Amos Day, 1305 North street. MONOGRAM COUPLE HONORED WITH Refreshments were served to the During the absence of Miss Sadie MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schehl, of Mary Connor, of Woodsfield, Mrs. Virgil West and children, of Cum­ following: Mr. and Mrs. John Brothers at the local school system, On Thursday evening, Oct. 17, Caldwell route 1. The wedding was whose father, John Brothers, passed —Second Swell Feature— Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Stellfox enter­ an event of Saturday, October 5, at berland, and the hostess. Miss Nellie Thomas and grandson, Billy, Mrs. MADGE’S 9 o’clock in the St. Mary’s Catholic Weber. William Wickham and daughter. away recently, Mrs. Amos Day sub­ Two-fisted Action! tained in honor of their daughter Shirley, Mrs. Hayes Sutherland and stituted in her duties. and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John church. Fulda, with Rev. B. J. Mat­ SPECIALTY SHOP ALLAN LANE tes officiating at the single ring grandchildren, Marilyn and Garry, Charles Patten, employed in Col­ “Headquarters For Gifts” Tucker, with a miscellaneous show- CLAYTON BURRIERS eoMrs. Donald Franklin and daugu umbus, and Martha Sanford, at­ in 'er. Refreshments were served to the ceremony. ENTERTAIN WITH DINNER tending Ohio State University, vis­ CALDWELL, OHIO The bride wore a gown fashioned Miss Doris Burrier, of Zanesville, ter, Carolyn, and sons, Billy and following: Betty Archer, Jean Gene, Mrs. C. L. Franklin, Miss Sar­ ited the weekend with relatives at ’THE TOPEKA Moore, Lois Dudley, Carol Dudley, with a white satin waist and net spent Friday evening and Saturday skirt, long sleeves that came to a ah Carpenter, Mrs. Kenneth Guiler Irene Marquis, Dorothy Anderson, at the home of her brother, Clayton and children, Carol. Jolene, and My­ TERROR” Mrs. W. C. Wehr, Mrs. Charles point over the hand and a finger-tip Burrier and wife, of Forest Grove. veil. Her bouquet was of w’hite as­ On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Burrier ron, Mr. and Mrs. Gould Ward, Mr. Doan, Mrs. S. J. Doudna, Mrs. David and Mrs. J. W. Gulick and children, Also Chapter No. 4 Doan, Mrs. Gerald Ramage, Mrs. ters and gladioli and was tied with entertained with a dinner. Those white streamers. She wore a single Billy, Ruth, and Helen Louise, Mrs. “Zorro’s Black Whip” Jennie James, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. present were: Mr. and Mrs. Thor­ Ciaig Cleary, and daughter. Nancy Stellfox, Jr., Mrs. D. B. Stellfox, strand of pearls. ton Hooper and Mrs. Zora Parks, of TO THE VOTERS OF Miss Delores Schell, neice of the Beverly, Gene Wiley, of Belle Val­ Jo, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Danford. Sr., and the honored guests, Mr. and Filly Guiler, Marilyn Guiler, Miss Mrs. John Tucker. bridegroom, served as bridesmaid ley, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wiley, of NOBLE COUNTY- and wore a gow’n of pink net. She forest Grove, and the host and hos­ Ethel Guiler, Mat Gulick, Nettie Those sending gifts but were un­ Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van­ able to attend were Thelma Bonar, carried a bouquet of pink roses. tess. Herman Gerst, brother of the bride, dyne and daughter, Shirley, Mrs. Nora Leasure, Dora Leasure, Kate Afternoon guests were Mr. and Herman Gordon and daughter, Myr- I am sorry that I will not be able to see every Bettinger, Mrs. Vick Stickle and was best man. Mrs. Williard Wiley and son, Sam­ The bride attended Fulda high uel, of Sharon. lie, son, Junior, June Rogers, Mr. voter in Noble County before the November 5th Charles Moore. school, and Mr. Schehl graduated and Mrs. J. J Groves and daughter, from Harriettsville high school. He Fay, Mrs. H. D. Carter, Fred Sny­ election, because of recent attacks of malaria DINNER GUESTS DINNER GUESTS AT der, Wallace Snyder, Emma and served three years in the Army and KIRCHNER HOME AT SAYRE HOME is now engaged in farming. The Buster West, Mrs. George Berry, fever which kept me confined for several days. Sunday dinner guests at the home Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Kirchner, of and daughter, Myra, son, Donald, couple plan to reside with his par­ Caldwell, entertained with a dinner I thank you for any support you give me. c,f Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sayre, of ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Danford. Roger North street, were Mr. and Mrs. of pretty appointments, Sunday, in Bates, Ward Cunningham, Harold Following the wedding a dinner honor of the wedding anniversary Lawrence Harris, of Massillon, and was served at the home of his par­ Vandyne, Forest Archer, Mr. and her mother, Mrs. Iva Noble, of of Postmaster and Mrs. B.W. Ull­ Mrs. L. W. Martin, Bernard Lucas. ents, followed by a wedding dance man, of Harriettsville. JOHN W. KUNTZ Caldwell. Mrs. Noble accompanied in the evening. Edna Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Madison her daughter to Massillon for a few Covers were arranged for the Martin, Lester Martin, Mr. and Mrs. following guests: Mr. and Mrs. B. Candidate For Auditor of Noble County days visit. Ii a Barr. COUPLE HONORED WITH W. Ullman, Miss Martha Ullman, of Mr. and Mrs. Snyder are living at WEDDING DINNER New Concord, Joe Ullman, of Ath­ 1837 W. Main street, Newark. Mr. ens, Mrs. Margaret Donohoo, John A wedding dinner was given in and Mrs. Barr are living at Ash­ —Pol. Adv. honor of Mr. and Mrs. George Gal- Kirchner, and the host and hostess, land, Ohio, route 4. Both couples Comparison Proves ?vda, Jr., of Cleveland, who were Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Kirchner. wish to thank everyone for the gifts married on Saturday, October 26. they received. when you buy your Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. COUPLE HONORED WITH George Spsak and children, Julia BIRTHDAY DINNER I NOBLE COUNTY MINISTERIAL Ann and George, Andy Nemets, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Johnson were ASSOCIATION ENTERTAINED and Mrs. Aqdy Galayda, Steve Gal- entertained recently at their home with a birthday dinner. A chicken Mr. and Mrs. Clair Tipton enter­ I Don’t Be Caught With ayda, and Miss Mildred Galayda, of tained members of the Noble Coun­ Monument Painesville, Mr. and Mrs. John Gal­ dinner was served at a table cen­ ty Ministerial association, Tuesday ayda, of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. tered with a birthday cake to the following: James Hooper, Miss Ed­ evening, with a dinner at the Tip­ I from Martin Galayda, of Cleveland, and ton home on Spruce street. Addi­ Mr. and Mrs. George Galayda, Sr., na McKee, Mr. and Mrs. Manion Your Hot Water Down! Springer. Mrs. Eva Steen, Mrs. tional guests were John lams and i of Coal Ridge. Charles Tipton. Jennie Cornelius, and Mr. and Mrs. No Chance Of Forgetting To Turn Up W. F. Johnson. They received sev­ I ZANE GLADYS SMITH MARRIES eral nice gifts. Photo Developing—Gillespie’s IN LAS VEGAS, NEVADA The Gas If You Have One Of Our . . . Friends in Caldw’ell are receiving I announcement of the marriage of iiiiiiiiiiiiiiifl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ^ MONUMENT CO. Gladys Johnson Smith, formerly of ROY ROGERS I King of the Cowboys . this community, to Hal Pracht, son i 53 N. 4th Street of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pracht, of -ELECT- AUTOMATIC Mid Zanesville Santa Cruz, California. They were TRIGGER married August 22 at the Little i The Smartest Horse Church of the West at the Last You Buy the Finest! Frontier Hotel in Las Vegas, Ne­ in the Movies vada. i WATER For the past several years, the W. C. TOAD DAVIS Phone Zanesville new Mrs. Pracht has been making her home in Palm Springs, Calif. i 55 08 She is the daughter of Mrs. William HEATERS My'PflL And Reverse Johnson, now of Akron. The Charges. Candidate For i Photo Developing—Gillespie’s You not only have ample quantity I i of hot water constantly waiting, but it is hot water at a depend­ COUNTY i able temperature. featuring GEORGE “GABBY HAYES/z DALE EVANS • Your Gas Bills Will COMMISSIONER i with JACK MOLT Mixed Dance Be Lower. BOB NOLAN anO i THE SONS OF THE PIONEERS —AT— • Danger of Overheating Is A REPUBLIC PICTURE • FAIR i Positively Eliminated. COMEDY AND NEWS Dexter City, Ohio • HONEST i WE HAVE A LIMITED WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY I NUMBER IN STOCK! NOVEMBER G-7 • CAPABLE (20 and 30 gallon capacity) —Double Feature— Saturday, Nov. 2 i Intrigue Below the Border! PAT O’BRIEN “THE QUALITY CRANE STORE” RUTH WARRICK Sponsored By A LONG RECORD IN THE SERVICE i in OF THE PUBLIC! Dexter City American Legion i ’PERILOUS Post No. 418 Because of certain unavoidable happenings, it will be J. W. Evilsizer impossible for me to see each and every voter personally HOLIDAY” before election day. I sincerely ask your indulgence in i —Phone 39— —2nd Feature— 320 EAST STREET CALDWELL, OHIO GOOD ORCHESTRA this matter. Any support given me by my many friends LOIS COLLIER will be greatly appreciated! “Out in Front in the Plumbing Field in EVERYBODY WELCOME! For a Quarter of a Century” llllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll GIRL ON THE SPOT ''niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11’ —Pol. Adv.