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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
123 Third Street

Everyone knows that it is quite
a bother to shop around from
place to place in this busy age,
no matter whether one is out in
the car, walking or telephoning
as it takes a lot of time. That is
the reason for the large patron
age of this progressive store, as
just about everything in the
hardware line can be secured
here.
With each year our civilization
becomes more complex and every
day new inventions are taking
the place of labor especially in
the way of hardware and special
ties. In the previous decade it
was only necessary to keep few
knives and some tools and few
other articles to conduct a hard
ware store, but today one must
have vast array of articles to
make the service attractive. The
management of this store studies
the needs of the kitchen, house
hold, farmer, the mechanic and
has in stock one of the most mod
ern lines of hardware to be found
| anywhere. Their trade is SO large
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
w. H. HEIBY CO
Marietta, Ohio

This organization is such that
there is no limit to the amount Of
work he can handle. With a flexF
ible organization and large one
he is prepared to take hold of
anything from tiny garage to a
modern building and almost any
number of them. Nor are his ac-
tivities confined to his home city
for he does large business
throughout this section for many
miles around.
If you are contemplating erect
ing a new building or the remod-
cling of an old one, we could re-
commend nothing better than
that you place the matter into
his competent and efficient.
hands. We are certain there is no
more reliable authority in this
business than this reliable man.
He believes in his work as a COM
structive business factor in the
community. He is public spirit
ed man in his views and whole
hearted in support of any live
project for community better
ment.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05

this section of the state. The
highest grades of gasoline and
motor oils, tires, accessories by
the best manufacturers, these
features are but a few indications
of their efforts to serve the pub
lie we'll.
Ladies' and the men, too
find their many little courtesies
most pleasing.
Many people from the out-of-
town communities bring their
cars there at regular intervals
and have them completely SER
weed. Regular. servicing of an
automobile will add many miles
of use and reduce driving wor-
ries to minimum.
This outstanding service sta
tion is definitely an institution
of which we should be proud.
Many people of the neighboring
communities find it the most re-
liable and convenient when visit
ing that city.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
CENTURY ELECTRIC & APPLIANCE co.
PIT Second Street

Within the last few years the
electrical store has developed
more rapidly than any other mer-
chandising. This is because
people are beginning to realize
and appreciate electrical con-
veniences. This popular electrical
store is equipped to supply all
electrical needs. Anyone building
new home or rebuilding on old
one would do well to consult this
concern.
Such conveniences as floor
plugs in every room; wall SOCK
cts for reading lamps, fans, sew
ing machines, night lights, ETC.;
three way switches enabling one
to turn off the lights of one room
after they have passed into an
other; extra plugs for vacuum
sweepers, dish washers, washing
machines, electric refrigerators
irons, ETC., cost but little in com
parison to their utility value
Don't neglect to take advantage
of these services offered by thi.
popular store.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
MARIETTA FARMER & DAIRY SUPPLY
Marietta, Ohio

that all the stock is of the latest
pattern as new goods are arriving
all the time,
With the modern era of build
ing, builders hardware is far
more durable and artistic than
formerly as well as being con-
structed along lines that suit the
architects of the building. They
have all styles and can furnish
any design desired. The statesmen
are familiar with the various de-
signs and if you will but tell
them your needs they will aid
you in a selection that will add
beauty to your home.
We desire to call the attention
of the public to the great service
they are rendering in moderniz-
ing the life of the people by the
distribution of the newest pro-
ducts Of the day and to compli-
ment them upon their success
| which is due to the fact that they
are performing great public
commercial service as we'll as
conducting one of the most COM
| plete stores in this part of the
state.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
THE WUN-DER SHOE STORE
Marietta, Ohio

profits and a large volume of
business.
In their endeavor to render
the most complete service to
their patrons they overlooked not
even the smallest detail.
Service, real metropolitan mag
unanimous service, that is the pol
icy of this house and it has be-
come a well established fact that
every patron is satisfied no mat
ter what may be necessary to do
this.
The management of this mod
ern shoe store has had long and
practical experience in this field
and is considered an able busi-
ness man and authority on foot
wear.
This firm features Tweedie and
Emma Jettick shoes for ladies,
Roblee, British Walkers and
Walkover shoes for men and
Buster Brown and official Scout
shoes for girls and boys.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
Prominent HOskinsville
Farmer Taken By Death

William Henry James, 65,
prominent farmer of the Hoskins-
vile community, died Thursday
morning at 1890 o'clock in Mari
eta Memorial hospital, where he
had undergone major surgery.
A son of Alfred and Melissa
Stoneking James, he was born
January IL, 1883, in the Hoskins-
vile community, where he spent
his entire life. He was.a member
of the Methodist church.
Surviving are his wife, two
children, Paul Miller of Hoskins-
vile and Mrs. Richard Burlin-
game of Sharon and a sister in
GAINESVILLE. He was a brother of
the late Rev. Dwight James.
Funeral services were held
Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock
from the Hoskinsville Methodist
church with Rev. Clair Gray of
Charlottesville officiating. Inter
ment was made in the Hoskins-
vile cemetery by the B. B.
Wheeler funeral home.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
Losia c. Hayes
Dies At Ava Home

Funeral services we're held Fri
day for Mrs. Losia C. Hayes, "a,
who died suddenly Wednesday
morning. Services were conducted
at 200 o'clock p. M, at the Ava
Methodist church with Rev.
Charles A. Tulga in charge. Bur-
ial was made in the Byesville
cemetery.
The daughter of Ira c. and
Jane Boston Adams, Mrs. Hayes
died suddenly at the family home
near Ava. Coroner Jack Berry,
called to the Hayes home at HOO
a. m, pronounced her death was
due to an acute heart attack.
She is survived by her husband,
James Marion Hayes and by the
following children: Mrs. Emma
Trenner, Ava; William Hayes,
Ava route one; Mrs, Eliza Howell,
Coshocton; Mrs. Orville Foraker,
Cambridge; Ralph Hayes, Cum
berland; Homer Hayes, Zanes-
vile; Mrs. Jerry Ruza, Cleveland
and Emmett Hayes, Chicago, I'll
She is also survived by sister,
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas, Marietta, and
by two brothers, Clyde Adams
Kimbolton, and John Adams, OF
Dover.
The McVay-Shilling funeral
home was in charge of arrange
ments.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
Is Tiber Way

This progressive concern is
known throughout this section
for their modern principles and
Straightforward business methods.
He is well equipped and well
qualified to handle the largest
or smallest building contract and
the reputation he has established
for satisfaction in each and every
transaction is the secret of their
Well-established and progressive
business.
In the years of building this
building contractor played part
that gives pride in our combined
accomplishments. He marched
with the spirit of progress and
his name has become synonymous
of conscientious and thoughtful
and efficient service.
He has proved himself to be
among the most progressive con-
tractors in this section. With his
personnel of wide experience and
ability in the building field, he
has shown a marked influence in
the building development Of the
city.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
PIONEER JUNK co.
Marietta, Ohio

Through the progressive efforts
of this firm, much of the social
ed waste material that heretofore
was thrown away, is turned into
cash by this firm and they in
turn, are able to put it on the
market at much less. expense than
the original cost of production.
Rendering valuable service to
the country in the preservation
of its resources.
We are pleased to compliment
this modern Establishment in this
business review, we wish to di-
rect your attention to their depot
as one of the important business
places of this section and to its
management as among our best
citizens.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
2S2 Front Street

This highly popular shoe store
not only features quality foot
wear, but is widely known
throughout this section of the
state. The able management's
policy of carrying the best of
quality in the latest styles has
won for this admirable establish
ment patronage that evidences
its popularity.
1t has long ceased to be a sec
ret among the we'll dressed ladies
of the community that the very
latest styles can be had here in
the highest quality.
The stock is composed of the
very highest grade of merchan-
disc and by purchasing in large
quantities and being a discrimin-
ating buyer enables the manage
ment to offer these wonderful
values to the public. The man
agement of this store does not
try to make all of the profit on
one sale, but counts on small
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
SOUTHERN OHIO TRAILER SALES
Marietta, Ohio

friendship of business houses and
others who have need of its SER
vices. The men connected with
The Southern Ohio Trailer Sales
are all experienced and skilled
in all things concerning house
trailers and their methods of
business are progressive and con-
structive. It has been through the.
fine display of energy, the exN
cellence of their work and their
splendid policy that has placed
The Southern Ohio Trailer Sales
in its present secure position. It
is an encouraging sign of the
times that public interests mount
apace with the whole -Souled
company. They are well known
and highly respected men who
have won their way to public re-
cognition and prominent place
in the business life of Marietta.
They feature Alma trailers, the
most livable trailer in America,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
AMERICAN SUPPLY COMPANY
Industrial and @
134 Second Street

The problem of distribution is
quite often as perplexing as that
of production. That is to say, &C.
onomic distribution without false
motion and waste of time. In adj
dition to the many enterprises
which Marietta possesses, there
are a number of organizations
which have a wholesome effect on
commerce. This is particularly SO
in the handling Of plumbing, ell
ectrical, sawmill and timber sup
plies and equipment. shallow and
deep we'll electric pumps, and
they also feature complete
welding shop in position to take
care of any type of welding and
machine work. When one realizes
the Importance Of such business
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
Marietta, Ohio

This popular electric store has
on display for your inspection all
modern and up-to-date electric
fixtures and appliances. They can
supply you with electrical fix
lures that simply seem to be
made for your particular needs
because they fit in and harmon
ize so we'll with their surround
ings. For distinctive electrical
fixtures see this firm.
The stock of electrical ap-
pliances is both varied and COM
plete. There is no appliance upon
the market today with which
they cannot supply you. These
are no longer considered lux
ury but are modern day neces-
sity.
We are glad to congratulate
this modern electric shop in this
business review upon their high
standing in this community anc
know that the people can do nc
better than seek their advice or
/ electrical problems.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
UNION FURNITURE co.
Marietta, Ohio

1t is safe to assert that there
are few stores in any metropolis
which have a more complete and
up to-date stock of furniture than
this local business establishment.
By furniture is not meant merely
tables, bookcases, chair and
bed-those are bare essentials for
an existence. But on the floors of
this well stocked firm will be
found living room suites, kitchen
cabinets, and those hundreds of
other articles which make the
home of which any housewife is
proud. In quality, it is admitted
that this stock is not surpassed
anywhere. And whether you are
furnishing the most elaborate OF
suburban homes or just a sum
mer cottage you may rest as
sured of receiving full value for
your money in this establish
ment.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
3l3 Second Street

This progressive concern are
furnishers Of Homes Complete.
To make the houses of this
community into homes has al
ways been the primary aim of
this progressive furniture store
whose management believes that
by carrying out this aim they can
serve the community in very
important manner. They have
spared nothing to give every man
and woman in this city an oppor-
tunity to have tastefully, if not
elaborately, furnished home. 1t
is a mistake to think it takes a
fortune to furnish home attrac-
lively. As a matter of fact this
| enterprising business firm can
show you there is no good reason
why any ambitious man with a
| normal income should not live in
a home furnished attractively in
every detail.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
118 South 4th Street

This is one of the most neces-
sary business houses of the COM
munity. Being an extensive buyer
and dealer in scrap iron, metals,
and junk of all kinds and being
the most modern and best equip
ped firm with most modern and
up-to-date plant in this section of
the state.
While they are always giving
courteous and prompt attention
to all features of their business,
they specialize in the handling of
old iron and metals. They render
a most valued and essential serv-
ice that aids in the upbuilding of
the community and in the pro-
gress and continued development
of the city and surrounding terri
tOrV.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05

The rapid development of the
automobile is the marvel of the
age, for this development was
made despite years of poor and
haphazard serving. The modern
service station of today has been
evolved out of a mass of opinions,
experiments and contradictions
that for years were the despair
of motorists. Out of chaos has
come a business that is no longer
problematical, but is based on
engineering facts and orderliness.
All stations, Of course, do not
measure up to this standard but
this modern, progressive concern
has more than demonstrated its
ability. A thorough familiarity
with the various makes of auto
mobiles and their requirements,
tires, batteries and the many ac-
cessories, with a sincere desire to
please motorists of every class.
has made this station one of the
most prominent and popular in
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
234 Pike Street

One of the highly charged
batteries of business that has
come to the front in satisfying
manner is the Southern Ohio
Trailer Sales with headquarters
at 234 Pike street, Marietta. This
company has built up fine bus
mess that has grown and extend
ed far beyond the borders of the
community in which it began
business and it is now looked up
on and recognized as one of the
leaders in this particular field.
From very modest beginning
The Southern Ohio Trailer Sales
has grown largely, increasing its
activities step by step and mount
ing steadily up the ladder of en-
terprise to its present position
of assured success. 1t is be-
coming and pleasant commentary
on the ways of business that this
vigorous concern has more and
more gained the confidence and
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
219 Green Street

This progressive, modern con-
Germ is a sheet metal contractor
offering the best service for the
lowest possible prices. His work
is a testimony to his ability.
Equal services to the small as
well as the large piece of work
is his motto. All work guaran-
steed. This firm also features a
complete welding shop, adequate
ly prepared to take care of any
thing.
When we see water beginning
to come in at the ceiling, then it
is that we begin to hunt up the
trouble and source of the leak.
When the cornices of our home
wear out and we have an un-
slightly dirty stream of water
coming down the side we must
have them repaired. When our
sky lights leak we seek someone
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
JEAN FROCKS

mannishly tailored suits, trim
sports jackets, skirts, sweaters,
blouses and play clothes.
The millinery department car
ries outstanding hats by top mill
inery designers-colorful hats to
give zest to street and evening
clothes.
But the visitor must not leave
without stroll through the pop
ular priced department for here
are suits and dresses priced SO
modestly that their low price tags
are hard to believe.
So during your stay here don't
fail to visit this store. Here you
are always welcome, always
courteously received and intelli-
gently served.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05

This progressive company tea
lures a very reliable service IN
air conditioning and heating your
home, office, or factory. Will give
estimates on any job regardless
of size.
In the advancement of the last
decade there is no profession
that has come forward more rap
idly than air-conditioning and IN
this section we refer you to this
very reliable firm.
The most vital part OF any air
conditioning system is the series
of channels which the condition
ing air lis distributed to the var
ious rooms of the house. Because
of this and the fact that the de-
sign of ducts for forced air re-
quires special knowledge this
concern recommends that only a
competent air conditioning en-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
Equipment
Marietta, Ohio

as we'll as its vast scope of oper-
alton in any community like
Marietta we can better appreci-
ate the service rendered the
community by The American
Supply Company. This enterprise
is located at 134 Second street
and is one of the most notewor-
thy business places in Marietta.
1t is organizations such as this
that have built up the supremacy
of Marietta commercially. The
credit for this may be directly
attributed to the well applied eff
forts Of the manager, who is a
valued citizen because he is not
only a sound business man, but
also because he devotes much OF
his time and thought to the vel
fare Of his community.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
125 Putnam

The visitor to this progressive
house of fashions, as she looks
about her upon entering the store
Immediately appreciates the sig
nificance and appropriateness of
the title-"The House Of Quality
Fashions" for this modern beau
tifully appointed store houses"
quality fashions of unusual lowell
ness, expertly chosen fashions the
visitor will discover to be little
different from the usual run
found elsewhere.
Their dress department repre-
sents distinguished name fashions
that delight discriminating taste
with elegance their individuality.
Their sports department has
come to be mecca for lovers of
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
MARIETTA LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING
Marietta, Ohio.

of the household. You can have
it rough dry, that is flat pieces
ironed with garments starched,
dried ready to iron or the finish
ed family work garments mend
ed and buttons sewed on.
We are glad in this business
review to compliment this popu-
lar establishment upon the eff
ficiency of its service and upon
the leading posistion they oc-
cupy.
The management of this prom
inent establishment is in the.
hands of progressive business
men thoroughly conversant with
the details of this business.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05

gineer should be permitted to lay
out duct system.
Engineers have established the
fact that for a complete air-con-
ditioning system the supply ducts
should enter the room on an in
side wall we'll above the floor,
and the returns should be pro-
vided at room location which will
create the best circulation and
the most even distribution Of the
heat or cooled air.
It is such conveniences as are
provided by this firm which add
to the comfort of any home. We
wish to direct attention Of our
readers to this firm when the
comforts of air-conditioning in
the home, office or factory is con-
templated. Their services ara
very progressive and the manS
agement is to be cornplimented
on their ever increasing service.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
3O5 Camp Street

One of the most important fac
tors in this community is this
popular laundry and dry clean
ing establishment. They keep
your clothing and furnishings
like new.
They will return your clothing
and linens white, sweet smelling,
sanitary, and at a cost actually
less than you'd pay for work OF
a similar character done in the
home. You have saved your en-
ergy for more important tasks OF
the home.
The family washing service OF
this popular establishment will
do more than cut in half the work
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
THE NEW CAB co.
Owned and Operated by Francis J. Pouzidc
Phone 467 218 Putnam-Marieta, Ohio

for this reason they have become
known as the busy mans first
thought in his daily movements.
BY the methods of this COM
pany you are safely and swiftly
transported to the desired objec-
tive.
Their rate has been placed at
the minimum, service and safety
considered.
In this business and industrial
review, it is a pleasure for us to
direct the attention of the public
to the sudden and superb service
accorded by this company.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
OBITUARY

Benjamin Naaman Moore, son
of Jacob and Celia Lincicome
Moore was born June l, 1876 and
departed from this life July 25,
1948. In 1902 he united in mar
riage to Cora Davis. To this union
was born four sons and three
daughters. Oldest son died in in
fancy. Surviving are his widow,
Cora Davis Moore, and the fol-
lowing children: Glen Moore, Of
GAINESVILLE; Mrs. Mona Palmer, of
Belle Valley; Carl Moore of Can
ton; Nile Moore, of Massillon;
Mrs. Grace Baird, Big Rapids,
Mich, and Mrs. Florence Wood
ford, of GAINESVILLE.
Fifteen grandchildren and one
brother, Lawrence Moore, and
two sisters: Lavina Larrick, and
Laura McAuley, of Caldwell, also
survive. One brother is deceased.
In 1913 he was soundly con-
verted and joined the Free Meth
odist church at Ava, Ohio, where
he was a member at the time of
his death.
He was a loving husband and
father and will be sadly missed
by his loved ones. We know be-
yond a shadow of a doubt that
our loss is his gain.
He often said that all prepara-
tions were made. He was laid to
rest at Halley's Ridge cemetery.
Then let our sorrows cease to
flow;
God has recalled his own;
But let our hearts, in every woe,
Still say, ''Thy will be done.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-08-05
]. w. WALL & co.
HEATING AND ROOFING CONTRACTOR
ia <sroo,, Ctraat Marietta Nh;
Marietta, Ohio

who will give US complete satis-
faction at minimum of cost.
Who is it that we always 60 to
for repairs7 Ask any man Who
are the most reliable sheet metal
contractors and without hesita-
ton he will name these contracs
tors. We cannot help but think 81
them when we have any metal
work to be done. Their work has
been tried and found to be per-
feet. 81
They have built up a reputa-
tion that is known everywhere.
They stand back of. every piece
of work they do They are
prompt in all of their work and
speedy in the work itself. Their
prices are reasonable. They do
not overcharge for any piece of
work no matter how large or
how small.