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Evening star., 1948-02-24
Henry Huffman Dies;
Pharmacist in.Luroy
sx IN. A.socioted Press

LURAY, Va, Feb. H.-Henry
huffman, Luray pharmacist, died
here yesterday. He was a director
of the First National Bank and an
officer in the Lutheran Church.
Mr.. Huffman once was Mayor OF
Luray. He also had served as COM
mander of the American Legion post
for two years.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs
Grace Prince Huffman; daughter
Miss Lois Carol Huffman, student at
Roanoke College, and sister, Mrs
Hugh Hite, Front Royal
Evening star., 1948-02-24
Y Mems Club to Hear Editor

Peter Duran, editor Of the Mems
Manual of the YMCA, will be guest
sneaker at the 21st anniversary ban
|ouet of the VS. Mems Club, sched-
,,led to be held at 6:15l2clock to-
night at 614 E street NV
Evening star., 1948-02-24
Club to Hold Dance Tonight

The Friendship Club will hold a
Leap Year formal dance at $3.50
o'clock tonight at Friendship House
619 D street Sc. A door prize and
spot dance prize will be awarded
it was announced.
Evening star., 1948-02-24

NEW THE TUBA-Thornton w. Owen jr 1O-yearold
secretary the Washington Board of Trade is shown
dropping check for the National Symphony fund drive
Louis Prko Second from left Others
right Campaign Chairman Edward Burlng jr Mr.
George Titus chairman of the Trade Boards
Cultural Development Committee -Chase-Staer Photo
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-26
PAscAGou1.A CHRONICLE STAR and MOSS POINT ADVERTISER

and was assisted by Mrs. John
Hayden Mrs. Marie Van Court,
Mrs. B. McGinty, Mrs. r. Nc
Bryde, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. o. j
Steelman and Mrs. Oscar Sey-
| mour.
Capt. and Mrs. f. c. Ross and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Beaugez have
returned from TT. Myers, Fla,
where Capt. Ross delivered the
yacht The High Seas of Gull
Hills.
G. R. Johnson has been assigned
to Hawkins Field, Jackson, in
the expanded Air Reserve train
ing program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Champ Gay, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. X. Johnson and AL
bert Auer spent Saturday in New
Orleans.
Mrs. John Cook and son of
Tuscaloosa. Ala. spent last week
with her father. Fred Wulff, and
sister, Miss Bernadine Wulff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Byrd OF
Dahlgren, Va. announce the
birth of a daughter Friday. Mr..
Byrd is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Byrd of Vancleave Road,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wadlington
entertained Wednesday in honor
of their daughter, Pauline, who
celebrated her 10th birthday. Fol
lowing the playing of games sup
per was served to Patsy Ander-
son, Vale Noel, Mildred Noel,
Sharon Maurer, JOY Smith, Bet
ty 10 Carter, Ann Joachim, Stan
ley Webb, Larry Williams, Jackie
Wieder, Bobby Friar, Billy JIG
Butler, 10 Dufeck, Smitty
Schmidt, Edmund Jenkins, Percy
Miller and w. T. Broome.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Abbott an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Deborah Lynn. Mrs. Abbott and
baby are at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Hall
in Cherokee Glen.
Raymond Michael, eighth grade
student, suffered a broken arm
Wednesday while playing foot
ball, and has been in the Biloxi
hospital for several days.
A student newspaper was or
| ganized last week at the Ocean
Springs high school with Miss
Jan Milan, commercial teacher as
faculty advisor. Staff members
elected are Stanley Mohler, edi-
tor; Anna Ross, social editor; Vir-
ginia Forde, purchasing agent;
Ann Joachim, business manager;
Harry Hutchinson, advertising
manager.
The VIEW sponsored a home
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Mrs. Carnagie Thomas and
children of Mobile spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs
E. L. Tardy.
Coach Marvin White and the
cheer leaders, Misses Betty J
Carter, Pauline Warrington, Mil.
dred Noel and Nell Broome
sponsored a football party at the
Community House Saturday might
Norman Holmes of Corpu.
Christi, Tex. was called to Ocear
Springs Sunday by the seriou:
illness of his father. r. H. Holmes
Mesdames Charles Carr, V. c
Tully, Harry r. Lee and Doonie
Carr and Lloyd Lee motored tc
Mobile Friday evening for tn
GCMA-McGill football game.
Mrs. James R. Leavell was {
visitor in New Orleans last week
Miss Mary Hayes Holmes Of
McGee's school in New Orlean.
spent the weekend with hel
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. R
H. Holmes.
Russell Moran, student at OIL
Miss, spent the weekend witt
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. p
Moran.
Hugh Rehnberg, who is a stu
dent at a Photographic school If
| Memphis, is spending the Thanks.
giving holidays with his mother
Mrs. Ray Taylor, and Mr.. Taylor
Colonel and Mrs. Fred Coestel
of New Orleans spent the week
end at their cottage here.
The Woman's club met Thurs
day afternoon when reports were
heard from the delegates to the
state convention in Jackson. An
nouncements were made concern
ing the community Christmas tree
and Mrs. Ellis Handy appointed
as chairman. Mrs. judith Giroi
is in charge of the rummage sale
and Mrs. John S. Hunt and Mrs
John Bransford of the food sale
The meeting was then turned
over to Miss Margaret Halstead
who introduced G.. r. Johnson
editor of the Jackson County
Times, who spoke on 'The Chem
istry of Newspaper"
The Debuette club met Thurs
day afternoon at the home oil
Miss Joy Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald SNYDER
of Attica, Ind, and Mr.. and Mrs
Bob Murray of Chicago have re-
turned to their homes.
Mrs. Earl Taylor was in charge
of the Royal Service at the Bap.
fist church Thursday and pre-.
scented a program on missionarie'
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Business Girls
Name Chuirmen
For Annual Dance

The appointment of commit
tees for the annual Citizenship
Award was the highlight of the
business session of the Business
Girls club held on Friday at the
club rooms.
Chairmen of the committees
for this major project were
named as follows; floor show
committee, Miss LaNell Price
decorations, Miss Else Larsen; ad.
vertisins and publicity, Miss Bet.
ty Jean Simmons; posters anc
tickets, Miss Ethel Duncan.
The date set for the Citizen.
ship Award and the presentation
dance has been set for New
Years Eve, at the 18th Street au-
ditorium. Miss Dorothy Rhodes
club president. announced.
The Citizenship Award was in.
stituted last year by the Bushes;
Girls club in recognition of the
outstanding citizen of the county
and will be made again this year
Miss Rhodes said.
Plans for the annual Christ.
mas dinner were discussed will
the time and place to be an
nounced later,
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for their annual dinner at the
Parish House. The house was dec
Grated for the occasion by Mrs.
George Young with Chinese plant
and the tables had center ar
rangementS of greenery, fruit and
vegetables. The Rev. f. A. De
Miller presided over the business
meeting and reports, financial
statements and the official church
budget for the forthcoming year
were read and approved. Mem
bers of the church board are j. s
Bradford, warden: Miss Rather
inc Snyder, secretary-treasurer,
George Basley, Louis Cosper, Mrs.
Ellis Handy, John Cox and Mrs.
James Bridges.
Adolph Sterkin, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Sterkin, has been
elected to membership in Tau
Beta Pi, national honorary en-
cheering fraternity at Mississippi
State college.
The Ocean Springs kindergar-
ten presented a program of songs
dances and recitations at the
high school Friday afternoon
Taking part in the rhythm dances
were Johnnie Anderson, Patty
Jakins, Sherry Hays, ChuckA
Hunter. Bucky Jakins. Thanks
giving group of Quakers were
Left Anderson, Danny Dunton
frankie Hunter, Nancy White anc
Louis Hays.
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jamie Spiers, Beth Mackey, Ron
aid Benezue, Madaline Garbin,
Francis Kuluz.
Marshall R. c. Miller, Herbert
Miller, Mrs. R. Mohler, Robert
Mohler and Bernell Seymour,
who motored to Tucson, Ariz.,
last week following receipt of
the news of the death of Sgt.
Bruce Mohler in a plane crash in
Alaska, have returned to Ocean
Springs accompanied by Mrs.
Bruce Mohler, nee Margaret Mil
Ter, and two sons, Kennic and
Donald. The funeral of Sgt. Moh-
Ter will be held in Ocean Springs
pending the arrival of the body
from the u. S. Air Force.
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News From Ocean Springs -.
Mrs. Albert Westhrook Presents
Pupils In Music Recital Monday Night

4. Mrs. Albert Westbrook pre-
sented her music pupils in a re-
cital at the Masonic Hall Mon
day night with Carol Snyder an
nouncing the numbers. The hall
was beautifully decorated with
pine and pyracantha and red
rose buds. Pupils were Wanda
Weider, Donnie Carr, Jeanard
Leonard Fayard, Donna Eglin,
June Nixon, Alice Rehage, Ann
Joachim, Ann Hall, Francis Mat
thews, Trixie Mullins, Joan
Shrenk, Benell Van Court, Ellen
Van Court, Jacquelin Miller,
Charlotte Williams, 10 Bellman,
Anise Hopkins, Vida Benezue,
Sue Williams, Shirley Sanders,
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talent play, Fun for You which
was put on Thursday and Friday
nights in the high school audi
forum. The main parts were
played by Bruce Thomas, Clar
ence Hamilton, Howard Glass.
Mrs. Blakenship, MI. BlakenShip.
Mr.. PiXley. Norma Seymour,
Mickey Ryan. Mary Seymour
Pearl Tardy. Cecil Maxwell,
Sherrod Miller, Milton Seymour.
Joe Reeves, Shannon Seymour.
Ferdinand Herman, j. w. Seals.
HeSey Byrd, Mrs. Emily Ryan,
Donald Benezue, Stanley Cox.
James Bellman and John Sey-
mour.
1t. and Mrs. Stanley Smith and
young son of Pensacola, have
been transferred to Guam, ac-
cordlng to information received
by his parents, Com. and Mrs.
Alwyn Smith.
Mrs. Walter Mead of New Or
leans was the guest last week OF
her sister, Mrs. Alwyn Smith.
Miss Eileen Benton is in the
Baptist hospital in New Orleans
recuperating from an operation.
The Rev. E. A. DeMiller, rec
tor of St. Johns Episcopal church.
met with the young people OF
the church in the Parish House
Sunday and organized a youth
group. Officers elected were
Henry Terry, Jr., president; Clar.
ence Hamilton, Jr., first vice
president; Terry Thibodeaux, sec.
ond vice president; Grace Greg.
DRY, secretary; Patsy Anderson
treasurer. At the close of tt c
meeting members of the st. Johns
and st. AIMS Guilds served
supper.
Mrs. Ralph Palfrey was host
ess to the Tourist club Friday
Prizes awarded for games played
were won by Mrs. J.. U. Schar1
and Mrs. E. l.. Tardy. A socia'
hour was enjoyed when refresh.
ments. were served to Mesdames
Chris Beuhler, Charles Hoffman
J. U. Scharr, E. L. Tardy, A. De.
Lin and Miss Helen Willis.
Mrs, Richard Waters and sor
have returned from Bermuda
where MI. Waters managed one
of the new hotels for the sum
mer. He expects to return &c
Gulf Hills next week.
Jacquet Preis of New Orleans
spent last week here with Mrs
Preis.
Twenty-Five girls met with
Mrs. Robert Schwartz, Girl Scout
leader, at the Parish House Mon
day to register preparatory t
reactivating the troop.
An athletic organization was
formed by the ch%eerleaders of
the high school with Larry Will
liams, president; Jerry Webb,
vice president; Billy Joe Butler,
secretary; Ann Joachim, treasurer
They plan to raise money to buy
Jackets for the football team.
st. Johns Guild of the Epic
copal church met with Mrs. Friar
this week with Mrs. l.. H. Doty
and Mrs. E. A. Niblack of BILOXI
presenting the program on the
Council of Churchwomen. In the
election of officers Mrs. Ellis
Handy was named president;
Mrs. Charles Snyder, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. G c. Gardner, secre-
tary; Mrs. George Young treas
urer.
Fifth members of the st. Johns
Episcopal church met last week
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ORDINATION AT UNITY
CHURCH

The Rev. BURNS Parker, who
is attending Clark Memorial coll
lege, will preach at Unity church
Sunday at IL a. m. Unity is Mr..
Clark's home church where ne
was licensed to preach.
At 2:30 p. m. Sunday, the
church will examine and ordain
Mr.. Parker to the full gospel
ministry. The Rev. Wallace Har-
rell, Jackson County Baptist mis-
sionary, and former pastor OF IN
ity church, will preach the or
dination sermon.
The public is cordially invited
to attend these meetings.
Rio oil dennsits often are found
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-26

Europe's production of bread
grains (wheat and rye) will be
much greater this year than in
1916 or 1947, but still about is
per cent below pre-war level.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-26

Baker County in eastern Ore
gon has produced more than
$3.50, 000, 900 in mineral wealth.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-11-26

Big oil deposits often are found
under domes of salt.
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OPERATION:

It's always heshen That's what nearly everyone says of Smiths Hohsum Bread
And the reasons is clear Smith Bakeys large fleet Oft trucks insuresd delivery o
feshtybaked Hobum shortly after it leaves the ovens. Smiths tamiharw white
fleet gets rolling in the early morning hours tom make deliveries by tn time your
grocer has opened his store :. So the Holsdm you buy today was baked only a
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-19

TEN HALE hens nests, wire
egg baskets, four-foot water
fountain for pressure system
and three and five gallon water
founts. Sunshine Feed Store,
Caldwell, Ohio Ct &c
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OUR THANKS - The Band
Mother sincerely thank the
following persons, who are band
boosters, but have no children
in the band, for their generous
donations. These donations made
it possible to serve the children
butter, and provide them with
all the milk they could drink.
THANK YOU:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Evil
Sizer, time and labor amounting
to $1,000; John Wheeler, $1.OO;
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. HI. Harkins,
two bushels of potatoes; Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Merry, ten dozens of
eggs; Mrs. Earl Smith, pound of
butter; employees of the Ava
Brick plant, $500; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hazard, S1.00; Mrs. Marion
Jacobs, Is pounds of sugar; Mr..
and Mrs. Marvin Wood, toma-
toes for a week; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Rucker, noodles for so,
cabbage, half bushel of green
beans; Mrs. Willis Hupp, S1.0O;
Miss Lena 1. Mills, S1.00; Miss
Bernice Mills, $1.00; Mrs. Nor
ma Gregg, Sl.50; Mrs. w. c.
Davis, onions, Is pounds of po-
tatoes, cabbage; r. H. Hazard,
pound of butter; Mr.. and Mrs.
C. J. Estadt, pound of butter;
Kimnach Grocery, three large
cans of fruit juice; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Reed, pound OF butter;
Mrs. Madge Ferguson, $500;
Mr.. and Mrs. william Gillespie,
$1,000; Miss Lena Alter, ice
cream; Mrs. Walter Quick,
cookies; Mr.. and Mrs Lucien
Young, ice cream; Mrs Minnie
Mackie, $2.00; Miss Betty Clark,
pound of butter; Mr.. and Mrs,
Lamar Dowling, $1.0O; Mr.. and
Mrs. Art Boyer, ice cream; A
Gracious Lady, ten dozen sweet
rolls for breakfast; Caldwell
Produce Co, five pounds of but
ter; Fire Department, ice cream
and cake; Tipton's Bakery, cake
Band Alumni, anniversary cake;
Mrs. Ray McVay, cake; Don
Hamilton, plastic screening;
Mrs. Emma Mcdonald, five
pounds sugar; Miss Eleanor
Smith, Is pounds green beans
Lawrence Nichols, time and la,
Dor; Brady's Electric Store, use
of a Frigidaire for two weeks
6pc
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/ WILL OFFER for public sale,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, l948
at l:30 P. NJ, EST, at my for
mer home at Sarahsville, Ohio,
the following:
Beds and bedding; antiques;
bureau; two low boys; one gate
legged table; one walnut table;
stands; chairs; rockers; secre-
tary; bookcase; rugs; dining
room suite; mirrors; large kit
chen cupboard; kitchen stove,
gas; kitchen utensils; dishes;
porch furniture; earthen crooks
and jars; fruit jars; large iron
kettle; large watertank and
many other articles. u
! will also offer for sale farm
of sixty-eight acres, located two
miles north of Sarahsville OH
State Route 285.
MARY L. RUSSELL,
Sarahsville, Ohio
Terms of Sale-Cash.
Joe Secrest--Auctioneer.
5-6pd
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GAS SERVICE
No. 2015i

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. -
The Incorporated Village OF Ba.es-
vile, Ohio, and outlying ana s;,, nlssr
mediate districts in Beaver loWlSaihIf losihff
Noble County. Ohio, and the innapis
tants and residents thereof, and otneI
pas consumers in said territory pens
Served by The Home Utilities Ioni, I.s
nanv are hereby notified that salo
The Home Utilities Company mas I11eo me !
its application and petition WIN oi.in Lte
Public Utilities Commission OF -, =
for a modification and increase OF we
nresent existing rates which has ,o op-
tanned therein since January ist' 1900
and which are as follows:
Classification and Rates:
(a) A rate of Fifty-five Cents
(55c) per one thousand lloool
cubic feet for all gas consunea ~
Ioc, ner one Thousand if paid on
or before the 18th of the following
Ib1 A minimum charge Of One
Dollar and Ten Cents (Sllo) per
month will be charged where con-
sumers consume less than saIes
thousand (300o) cubic, feet OF gas
in any one month, less Ten Cents
I0cl per one thousand if paid on
or before the 18th of the follow
ing month"
ASKING for an order of said Com,
mission authorizing it to modlfy any M
increase the foregoing rates 10 t1e
following rates:
Dollar Isl 00) for the first i've
hundred (5O0) cubic feet or less
of natural, mixed, or manufac-
tured gas delivered per month.
(b) A rate of Seventy Cents (1ocl
per one thousand 10000 cubic 1eei
for all over the first five hunared
lEN0l o,ihin foot consumed IN any
one month; ~
(c) A penalty of Five Gents S5c)
per one thousand 10000 cubic feet,
but which in no instance snail pc
less than Ten Cents 10c), shail pc
added to the above charge II not
paid at the office of the Company
on or before the 10th of the month
following that in which the gas
was used. ~.
Said application alleges, that the
present rate no longer affords suIii-
cient income and revenue to meet tne
costs of service and it is therefore IN
adequate, unreasonable and conflsca'
tory.
That since the present rate became
effective on January lst, 1855 tne
costs and expenses of exploring ioi
and drilling, operating and maintain
ing gas wells, and for materials ant
labor therefor, and for keeping ane
maintaining ltS pipe llIlSS' WSno ttN Ne
other property used in furnishing ga.
to it's consumers, have greatly ane
materially increased, and that saie
Company is now and will continue tt
be, unable to furnish and provide ga:
to its consumers at the present ratt
and price and at the same time pro
vide from its income a reasonable
amount for depletion and depreciation
and a reasonable return and profit OF
its investment and the reasonable
value of its assets and property usee
in furnishing gas to its consumers.
The aforesaid Application asks saie
Commission, as soon as 1t may atteI
a final hearing of said application
that it issue an order approvlng anS
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-19
PUBLIC SALES

| WILL OFFER for sale on my
farm located half way be-
tween -Lewisville and Summer
field, on Route 78, one mile
north of Shaw's Tavern, the
following described personal
property, on:
THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1948
LIVESTOCK-Bay Mare, six
years old, weight 1900 pounds;
Gray Mare, five years old,
weight 1900 pounds; red and
white Cow, seven years old; red
COW, with white face, six years
old; black Cow, with white face,
five, years old; red Cow with
part white face, four years old;
red and white Heifer, one year
old; four spring Calves.
FARM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sled, good as new; hillside PloW
John Deere Syracuse); double
shovel Plow; single-shovel ploW
drag Harrow; two forks; double
set of work harness, used one
year; two new collars, l9-inch
two acres corn in field; two tons
hay, in NOW.
Household goods and other
articles too numerous to men
ton.
Sale begins at 1900 o'clock
noon (slow time.) 49,
Terms of sale: CASH.
Fl. J. Dick" Walters, Auctioneer
Joe Wehr, Clerk
0 H. CARPENTER,
Lewisville, Route l, Ohio
(Not responsible for accidents)
&c
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Kinsey Johns. Deceased;
Notice is hereby given that Angeilne
Johns. of Summerfield, Ohio. RID.
has been duly appointed executrlx q
late of Stock Township, Noble CountyO
Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within four
months or be forever barred
Dated this 28th day OF july l946.
OTTO POLLING,
Probate Judge of said County.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-19

PUREBRED JERSEY cow, five
years old, sound, large, fresh
four weeks with beefer calf at
side. Two Guernsey heifers, two
years old, will be fresh October
|. Male Collie dog, nine months
old. Clara Marsh, Summerfield,
Ohio, Route /, near Mt. Tabor
church, three miles east of
Berne, Ohio. Cpd
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putting into effect said modified and
,ncraasecI rate. and for all further and
proper orders in the premises.
THE HOME UTILITIES COMPANY
BY H. M. WELLS,
Vice President
A. X. SCHLETZER.
Secretary
Approved-July %, 1948
THE PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISSION OF OHIO
THOS. w. MAXSON.
Secretary.
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NOTICES

CLEAR PASTURE field of rag
weeds, Canada thistle, elder
berry. poison ivy, and many
others, by using our Weed-No-
More, come in for information.
Sunshine Feed Store, Caldwell,
Ohio. 6 &c
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-19

NOW is the time to worm your
flocks. Plenty of DR.. Hess
worm tablets to put your flock
in tip top shape for high fall
egg prices and production. Dom
aid D. Nichols, Caldwell, Ohio.
6 z 8
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-19
WANT AID SECTION
NOTICES

SPECIALIZE amp. entrance
switches, $500, also have out
side wire No. 8, No. 10, 12-2,
14-2, Romex 3 and 4 in outlet
boxes, wall boxes, and pull
chain receptacles. Sunshine
Feed Store, Caldwell, Ohio.
6 z Sc
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-19

STUD PONY, coming three
years; 10-year-old horse; 800
New Hampshire Red pullets;
five 5-gallon water fountains;
10 chicken feeders; two gas
brooders; two gas ranges; gas
heater; Warm Morning heater;
gas refrigerator, and a two
wheel trailer. Willis Gordon,
Caldwell, Ohio, Route 4. Phone
725-F-6. 4-5-6pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-19

NOTICE-August Special! Out
side white paint in five gal.
lots, $5.05 per gal, $5.l5 IN
single gallon, also have VanFlat,
semi-gloss and enamel. SUN
shine Feed Store, Caldwell,
Ohio. 5 6 7c
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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE OF APPLICATION =
Public notice is hereby given
that joint application has been
filed with the Public Utilities
Commission of Ohio to transfer
Certificate of Public Conven-
ience and Necessity No. 1859
from Lewis F. Larrick, the pres
ent holder thereof, to w. H.
Carter. The transferee agrees to
adopt all tariffs and schedules
now on file with the said Com
mission. Interested parties may
obtain further information as to
said application by addressing
the Public Utilities Commission
of Ohio, Columbus, Ohio.
LEWIS F. LARRICK,
Caldwell, Ohio
a.. w. H. CARTER,
Caldwell, Ohio
5 Ct
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LOST

PARKER Isl" pen, grey and
silver, lost on or near the
square Saturday evening around
900 o'clock, if returned to Gill
lespie's Drug Store, a $500 re-
ward may be collected. Cpd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-19

GRAY MARE, eight years old;
broke, good worker and is
sound. Pete Minyo, Ava, Ohio,
Route |, two miles west of Ava,
on Cumberland road. 4 S Cpd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-19

DAPPLE GRAY mare, eight
years old. Sound and a good
worker. Carleton Spriggs, Cald-
well, Ohio, Route 2. Cpd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-19

DOUBLE STANDARD Hereford
bull, Domino breeding, young
grade bull calf, one saddle, two
wagons, one on rubber and one
on steel, call Saturday. George
Sanford, Pleasant City, Ohio,
Route /. 5tf
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-19

BUDGET HEARING - Annual
budget hearing for the 1949
budget of Jefferson school dis
trict will be held at the school
house, Friday evening, August
81, beginning at 800 o'clock.
&c B. F. ARNOLD, Clrek
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT house in
Caldwell, Six to eight rooms.
Phone Caldwell lis. Ct 8
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-19

WHITE ROCK friers. Alive or
dressed. Earl Bates, Caldwell,
Ohio, Route l. Phone 740-F-4.
4 5 Cpd