https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bdeb8cc0b9f4a4bd78a03dd0ede6c39a.pdf f561a1c7c67a6da0ceb8c9d8bbfaa7fa PDF Text Text S~iel on ,, U.S. Coi s· · bot a n er the its In< I • an wr mu n Pa VIIQ 1 IVIOYIIII >~=~Is t ••~:~,,~:• m toil Cl Carl Alber\. H com l COjlllized another er, ,sparking monium Ooor. bert' loud r and 1 -¥ or ' and a •fo,.,. ol ·~ llltlle Oil Daley, Mayor 1. stage manager v II)' c !be In "': . • wa' a ' , N •· a81cea u 'c m r fthe liF vii n s; l.J~ t, HorrtsonYIUe, a memU.. 4-11 ctu Melanie JellllJ' Dea .. Ches- Wri'IIP'MI up ter. M e is member ol , • think so" ..,., ~d • ,<;ow:) House Cut thouoh•t It prcibabll •· nald Mora l<ri'IIP'MI • ~ tt ' ' "I ago.'' ember of the Fl ' Stl ' • T esa Club ' wllh ne hitehead, .:::;~:1«! 7 •• a J said llunllllll raa past him 0 the scene 8 for the 17! .,.,edi I bl -Nesro ehjy'l enllon, with a motion m until nDOil. • four ·~· on lour ' Cbleago a ... .... .. ... ... • • •••'·'• erz La I, ..._. ... , ani bit $ ly .----------S yde choose. BU A �G • ICe In est ••• f fh best fuel f • ops in conv nienc . Call .·. -' ,( t•· ((,' ,.' ' • '' re EHiclent Strvi 0- .\1- ·, ~ j F EL OIL •. ,. ' ...,. ' "' Ie· • lans OIL ··n111'LL LIK 2-2101 .' '• 10!.~ .... '··~ ' .,- ., : OUR EROY, 0. 29 gr Cl ; ONTHLY PAYM1EN1rs. 0 Us.~.· lhefi but ' l AL PI ,U AHU E a THE HUO PO BA ING'.COMPANY OF Cl CIN Tf. OHIO - �G • ICe In est ••• f fh best fuel f • ops in conv nienc . Call .·. -' ,( t•· ((,' ,.' ' • '' re EHiclent Strvi 0- .\1- ·, ~ j F EL OIL •. ,. ' ...,. ' "' Ie· • lans OIL ··n111'LL LIK 2-2101 .' '• 10!.~ .... '··~ ' .,- ., : OUR EROY, 0. 29 gr Cl ; ONTHLY PAYM1EN1rs. 0 Us.~.· lhefi but ' l AL PI ,U AHU E a THE HUO PO BA ING'.COMPANY OF Cl CIN Tf. OHIO - �3:1 Meigs Junior lfl&l1 8: :15. salem Center Elelltent&ry 8:3 • : Hlrrlson\'ille Elemtmtary 8· 0. 3:45. 8: 0 • IUid Elell1ent&ry i ~~~AM= - ~:'t <t""'"':.UU:~:; presented · Clllb or »ex10: Sallsbu 3:45. M . , ,. W . aid MIMr' ' olsm Sale ~ No. I , Marvin W r. - Pic s .., ftr • 0 A. student Star Ill all Rood to th Bolen farm. Dr i ' R rive !24at .5 Lm, L m. Elemen tran bus. Cen r Dow Jnn!or h tland ElemeD- •• iss Criswell r: uates Fr nu,!,:TH-TE S P nti lor Bo~i ch I c into k Grove a dow1n Eastman Rldp ta 33. 33to y Siz..-2 · well, daugh. r :·.· ... Bu . ~ ·: 1r ined r ir ry d y at Lack· as . Sa ntonio, .' ..... .... THE ON Ar ve at P'OOM>roy E!•menat 30.L ai:' ;. · R NO. 4 lla A....., II 1.24 Sholigu•n ... to .· transferred tnruiJ)Ort~ to high rives at the high • • - 11 8L This the high otudenta to boo to d to the Jnn!or bJih. lheJI 1001 baCit new 1 and · ""'m 1. (Laurel Clift pic !Woe>• . , 1. 3 IYO II the sallabt!rt Street In Mlddltiport. Llri. ROliTE ~Ill, Dr! high school hlsh at the . II I • "' wlll s to be hlih ochool. high och NO. 22 .... AA 8 !. TH the Soowvllle 1 at •• 71n lflAid... Junior hlsh ..,....1 ....... .Brln- •• �3:1 Meigs Junior lfl&l1 8: :15. salem Center Elelltent&ry 8:3 • : Hlrrlson\'ille Elemtmtary 8· 0. 3:45. 8: 0 • IUid Elell1ent&ry i ~~~AM= - ~:'t <t""'"':.UU:~:; presented · Clllb or »ex10: Sallsbu 3:45. M . , ,. W . aid MIMr' ' olsm Sale ~ No. I , Marvin W r. - Pic s .., ftr • 0 A. student Star Ill all Rood to th Bolen farm. Dr i ' R rive !24at .5 Lm, L m. Elemen tran bus. Cen r Dow Jnn!or h tland ElemeD- •• iss Criswell r: uates Fr nu,!,:TH-TE S P nti lor Bo~i ch I c into k Grove a dow1n Eastman Rldp ta 33. 33to y Siz..-2 · well, daugh. r :·.· ... Bu . ~ ·: 1r ined r ir ry d y at Lack· as . Sa ntonio, .' ..... .... THE ON Ar ve at P'OOM>roy E!•menat 30.L ai:' ;. · R NO. 4 lla A....., II 1.24 Sholigu•n ... to .· transferred tnruiJ)Ort~ to high rives at the high • • - 11 8L This the high otudenta to boo to d to the Jnn!or bJih. lheJI 1001 baCit new 1 and · ""'m 1. (Laurel Clift pic !Woe>• . , 1. 3 IYO II the sallabt!rt Street In Mlddltiport. Llri. ROliTE ~Ill, Dr! high school hlsh at the . II I • "' wlll s to be hlih ochool. high och NO. 22 .... AA 8 !. TH the Soowvllle 1 at •• 71n lflAid... Junior hlsh ..,....1 ....... .Brln- •• �lf.:·'~·'· · ' ' d ,.' ., ,_~ . ",, . 1 . Fe~oey:-B~nnen Au~iliory Meeting. · ,'· . 1'' ' • • Oh~ 1 >' w. ~c\•"1 ,.. ' .• ' ' . • ·~1011 lng •'thO paot month to Mrytie Homer H&wldna, C<iilt:hi Walker; David Ohlln&V, MU· 1\n&ela Martln,. III!CI LeWit I..Onl. dred CUIIIIII, MYrtle McCumber, !WIIIJ>otl\f caids 1!81'e- :1>1 state assslon Jucb' Flowers, Dale Konnedl, the IIIII to .Jbe GeorP Danltlt lng TU•• nlgbt's IIIOetlni ol Rhoda HadleU, Lena Wolfe, Irene family, !lira. N. T. Wo,ylaiil!o_Jeil. · the Ladles Auxlltary of FOen8Y· cross, z o 1 1 a Cross, stella nlnil Weyland, Berth& Prltie,, · Bennett POst 128, Alllorlean Le- Greenlee, H e n r 7 Reltjnire, Reuben Collins, Ollie llhicly • llillll· ~lr. and Mri. lla!'I'Y Houllashelt, DatTell Colllni. ' "The Departmelli<OI!Ven• tl<Jn J'tiiOI'I was :liven and <Itat111111 and awards received at the weredlsp~edoo· ~· I Mi-a. ' I ' I l l; ~ ' .,' < .,' 'I .:I Gollla Mournlns, dele- • E:f.~i~ Buckeye Girls Sta.t,e , ed the awards. The unit received a deparllllent cltaUon of mQrlt ribbon for attaining membershjP p i for dve eonaecutlve years, and a department certificate for parU<lpatloo In promotion CJ!'better )lllblle relation&. The auxiliary aloo received a cash award for the first place In the state In rehabilitation parUelpatlon In the category of units with memberohlps of from 75 to 100; and a pen and pencil set ~or the most publicity In the Eilbth District. Highlights are Given· Experience hisllll&hls of Buckeye Girls stele wore rei- by DorothY NeutzllnB and Barbera White when the Ladles Awdll· ary of Drew Webster POst 39, .t\ll'lerlcan Legion, met Tuesday nll!lrt at the hall. . Miss Neutzllng, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ~:Orbert Neutzllng, and Miss White, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Dan White, attended Buckeye Girls State at Capitol University, COlumbus, under sponsorship or the auxiliary Wllt. They reported on actlvldes and extended appreclatioo tD the spoosoring unit. Mrs. Catherine Welsh and Mn. Osby Martin. delesates to tho Ohio DQI)II.rlment convention held In Columbus last month, present- A report was given on the •' Chlllleolhe Veteran• llospltal blrthda.Y party In July, and a letter lrOIII sam Beanst<>ck, hospital director, was read. He oxpresasd IPI>re<latloo tDtheauxlllsrY lor the awroxlmately 4,000 magazines provided the patients. Plans were made by tbe unit to start collectlng magazines whlch will be taken to the December party. It was also IXIIed !hill the junior members will •" • .·' "'•' • ''' '' •' n1ake centerpieces for the observance. Mrs. Margaret Ella :· ..' .:· Reported hospitalized were Lewia Lon& Holzer; Henry Reitand llomer Hawkins, GaDipolls MedIcal Center. It was noted that Mrs. lL M, Cross is home from the hospital, and that Mrs. John Kauf! romnlns at the home of her claullller In Nel81111Vllle. The memberohlp drive wao dii<Uisoci and it was rQpDrted that the deadline for p~ clles II Oct. 20. . • "-~• l "'. '.• _. .~ - ·~ '' ' .JI•' ' .,~ . .,1 ! . • '! I ' '• :•.,' i ''~ NEW YORK IUPil - .. ~ ' ·'·'A test. It developed that her hus- •• '' band. Fred, entered for Mrs. Hazel Hatcher, of ArVada, 'Colo. He did lt while purchas- '~ inK a new aewln& machine for her . As a result, tt waa on the up a.nd up and Mrs Hatcher won the Necchl an..expenaes pa.ld to for ' j .~ . ' i{ : ~ ~ two. Her ~·li ~ ..ctaniUI•duet ~ ~ '• ·fi+,..... ;• •' ' ..' :~e~clri. ~ he<Uing .,...,, 't" ~..... - ·. ,. I ', -' , ' ' 'I Ed .· f' \ 'I ,• ' ' so well~~ .. . . ~ as 1.59 VALUE REGULAR • SUPER . $1.79 VALUE , ~ happy. With ' . ~09 ! ''.?'/ . ) 100·ENVELOPES . 48 TABLEtS ---------- 49e VALUE 2.25. V.LUE . . LIQUID ,, PRELL '. will SCRIPTO . ' c I I • • I I I . By I I l .'' ~ '• 52 GALLON ' FLO I ' . ' ~ I ' ' / ' . ' / -... Cltoult ...... ~~Hw,::g-'21!1.00 y,....... ... .' '. ,. ,. ALL AUTOMATIC ' GLASS LINED 5-YEAI WARUNn ., II '· ,, ' ·~· f ·. • . ' • i' ' >;' / HEATEH •( ', t s 55 ---.," / ELECT.~ !fATEI . '·· :. . ' .t , ' " ' LESS TRADE·IN ,f The trend is clear ... The Totai-Eiectr.ic Ao4Hs ttere'l .. • Water Heater Value ••I' ~CEPACOL 14-0UNCE -1.11 VALUE .I ,, · . . t CO·NTAC 40's Mr. and Mrs. John Rossman. 509 Burnham or:. Fostoria, Ohio OUR .,:':t Mrs. Eclil~ JaCIIIIOn III!CI MeDenlilti are ~nn~n of the pep pu'lde. Followloji the .parade !lhich lo . _.oored by the mg Black Boc.kers, a pep rat))' wUI be held at the h lg h school. ~~~. .~ a::.:.:dd::.:.;: ·.· ,. ~ ., I : ·-~ . . R•t> 1.49 TYPING PAPI~R R'l: 45c CRAYOLAS; box 24 ··. ·~ ·l11:C~ 87c PENCILS, pl(:k J1 • ~. :; ;:.; ~ ~ .·. . . I-PACK PENS, slieclal J: ..... " ~· .. , Rec.l.29 DICTIO"ARY ......... ~ .· ~.•• . ·.r '. electric heating. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,, I' . . electric heating and its oper~ting costs. • Call Ohio Powe.r today for a free. no' obligation estimate of what it would cost to comfort-heat your home with flameless CHASE HARDWARE . ·~ • • . - You too 'can be just s,v!tems ' ~ .•. . • Alt,.eonyentloaal LOCUST ST. .. q)ener..! The Rossmans agree,"We wouldn't h!Jve any other type of heat! In fact, we'd be willing to pay more be~ause we like .,..... '192-2511 i< '•';',It ' ' •,, Plrat~~. COIIII.fW to town !or lhO , ---------- U,flcow-For Basements or Closet Downflow-For closet or 1lcove 11orizontel Flow-For 1Hic Gertge or Crawl Space Tills lr ' and the clean. flameless electric heating! ALSO IN COLEMAN FURNACES lady on & lie'Jevtslon show was told she won a contest. She said she didn't enter the con- ' .:.' ... And the cost is so reasona~ie." ·only about a dollar a day for everythi!'lg-the refrigerator, range,washer and dryer. water heater, two televisions. electric garage door opener. a host of other appliances . .. . t'or uoo with: . e Blend-Air I~" peri..- oyaleiDI e4, 5 or 8" convejttlon&l ~ Get-well cards were sent dur· ' ~ Surpri• Winner Rossmalls:ri Mrs. Rossman. · CINnnce '·• 1 • IMtaliltlont ;.....~>"· ' "Until you've lived in a home with electric . I heating. you just can't imagine how great it is . . . so clean. so comfortable," says · lltF•m,..,.,_,...hrLow - ~ . GAS 1' mlre, Veterans Memorial; . . "We found electriC' clean. ·comfortable Low l!loy hospitala for veterans. .·, -The John ed report& oo , conventtoo aetlvl· ties. . Mrs. Ernest POwell, cohaplaln, opened lhe IDl!f!llnB with pr111er. Presiding wao Mro. Jack Csrasy, !'.rat vlee presiolent. Mrs. Don Hwmell reported that tile plonlc held &lndaY at the Kypr Creek park was a success. At the request of the pool, member& set Oct. 3 as cleanup !lay a1 the post home. Guests at tho IM«Jnn were Mr. and Mrs. Neutzllng IIIII iilella Smith. Mrs. Pal Thornton and Mrs. Paul easel asrved ...rreobments. Hostesses for tile sap. tember meetlns · will be Mro. Martin, Mrs. Paul TBJlor, Mrs. llarOid Jones, and Mrs. Milton Roush. Coleman Lewis ol the Wlndlns Trall Garden Club has volunteered tD In· struct the (!Iris in making centerpiece•. The unit voted to ll"rch&se 150 towels to be made into towel bibs for petlents at the six Ohio ' .. • _,• •• .. ~ '• ~·'"r•• ' . . LARGE 1.09 VALUE . SCHOOL SUPPLIES AT �lf.:·'~·'· · ' ' d ,.' ., ,_~ . ",, . 1 . Fe~oey:-B~nnen Au~iliory Meeting. · ,'· . 1'' ' • • Oh~ 1 >' w. ~c\•"1 ,.. ' .• ' ' . • ·~1011 lng •'thO paot month to Mrytie Homer H&wldna, C<iilt:hi Walker; David Ohlln&V, MU· 1\n&ela Martln,. III!CI LeWit I..Onl. dred CUIIIIII, MYrtle McCumber, !WIIIJ>otl\f caids 1!81'e- :1>1 state assslon Jucb' Flowers, Dale Konnedl, the IIIII to .Jbe GeorP Danltlt lng TU•• nlgbt's IIIOetlni ol Rhoda HadleU, Lena Wolfe, Irene family, !lira. N. T. Wo,ylaiil!o_Jeil. · the Ladles Auxlltary of FOen8Y· cross, z o 1 1 a Cross, stella nlnil Weyland, Berth& Prltie,, · Bennett POst 128, Alllorlean Le- Greenlee, H e n r 7 Reltjnire, Reuben Collins, Ollie llhicly • llillll· ~lr. and Mri. lla!'I'Y Houllashelt, DatTell Colllni. ' "The Departmelli<OI!Ven• tl<Jn J'tiiOI'I was :liven and <Itat111111 and awards received at the weredlsp~edoo· ~· I Mi-a. ' I ' I l l; ~ ' .,' < .,' 'I .:I Gollla Mournlns, dele- • E:f.~i~ Buckeye Girls Sta.t,e , ed the awards. The unit received a deparllllent cltaUon of mQrlt ribbon for attaining membershjP p i for dve eonaecutlve years, and a department certificate for parU<lpatloo In promotion CJ!'better )lllblle relation&. The auxiliary aloo received a cash award for the first place In the state In rehabilitation parUelpatlon In the category of units with memberohlps of from 75 to 100; and a pen and pencil set ~or the most publicity In the Eilbth District. Highlights are Given· Experience hisllll&hls of Buckeye Girls stele wore rei- by DorothY NeutzllnB and Barbera White when the Ladles Awdll· ary of Drew Webster POst 39, .t\ll'lerlcan Legion, met Tuesday nll!lrt at the hall. . Miss Neutzllng, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ~:Orbert Neutzllng, and Miss White, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Dan White, attended Buckeye Girls State at Capitol University, COlumbus, under sponsorship or the auxiliary Wllt. They reported on actlvldes and extended appreclatioo tD the spoosoring unit. Mrs. Catherine Welsh and Mn. Osby Martin. delesates to tho Ohio DQI)II.rlment convention held In Columbus last month, present- A report was given on the •' Chlllleolhe Veteran• llospltal blrthda.Y party In July, and a letter lrOIII sam Beanst<>ck, hospital director, was read. He oxpresasd IPI>re<latloo tDtheauxlllsrY lor the awroxlmately 4,000 magazines provided the patients. Plans were made by tbe unit to start collectlng magazines whlch will be taken to the December party. It was also IXIIed !hill the junior members will •" • .·' "'•' • ''' '' •' n1ake centerpieces for the observance. Mrs. Margaret Ella :· ..' .:· Reported hospitalized were Lewia Lon& Holzer; Henry Reitand llomer Hawkins, GaDipolls MedIcal Center. It was noted that Mrs. lL M, Cross is home from the hospital, and that Mrs. John Kauf! romnlns at the home of her claullller In Nel81111Vllle. The memberohlp drive wao dii<Uisoci and it was rQpDrted that the deadline for p~ clles II Oct. 20. . • "-~• l "'. '.• _. .~ - ·~ '' ' .JI•' ' .,~ . .,1 ! . • '! I ' '• :•.,' i ''~ NEW YORK IUPil - .. ~ ' ·'·'A test. It developed that her hus- •• '' band. Fred, entered for Mrs. Hazel Hatcher, of ArVada, 'Colo. He did lt while purchas- '~ inK a new aewln& machine for her . As a result, tt waa on the up a.nd up and Mrs Hatcher won the Necchl an..expenaes pa.ld to for ' j .~ . ' i{ : ~ ~ two. Her ~·li ~ ..ctaniUI•duet ~ ~ '• ·fi+,..... ;• •' ' ..' :~e~clri. ~ he<Uing .,...,, 't" ~..... - ·. ,. I ', -' , ' ' 'I Ed .· f' \ 'I ,• ' ' so well~~ .. . . ~ as 1.59 VALUE REGULAR • SUPER . $1.79 VALUE , ~ happy. With ' . ~09 ! ''.?'/ . ) 100·ENVELOPES . 48 TABLEtS ---------- 49e VALUE 2.25. V.LUE . . LIQUID ,, PRELL '. will SCRIPTO . ' c I I • • I I I . By I I l .'' ~ '• 52 GALLON ' FLO I ' . ' ~ I ' ' / ' . ' / -... Cltoult ...... ~~Hw,::g-'21!1.00 y,....... ... .' '. ,. ,. ALL AUTOMATIC ' GLASS LINED 5-YEAI WARUNn ., II '· ,, ' ·~· f ·. • . ' • i' ' >;' / HEATEH •( ', t s 55 ---.," / ELECT.~ !fATEI . '·· :. . ' .t , ' " ' LESS TRADE·IN ,f The trend is clear ... The Totai-Eiectr.ic Ao4Hs ttere'l .. • Water Heater Value ••I' ~CEPACOL 14-0UNCE -1.11 VALUE .I ,, · . . t CO·NTAC 40's Mr. and Mrs. John Rossman. 509 Burnham or:. Fostoria, Ohio OUR .,:':t Mrs. Eclil~ JaCIIIIOn III!CI MeDenlilti are ~nn~n of the pep pu'lde. Followloji the .parade !lhich lo . _.oored by the mg Black Boc.kers, a pep rat))' wUI be held at the h lg h school. ~~~. .~ a::.:.:dd::.:.;: ·.· ,. ~ ., I : ·-~ . . R•t> 1.49 TYPING PAPI~R R'l: 45c CRAYOLAS; box 24 ··. ·~ ·l11:C~ 87c PENCILS, pl(:k J1 • ~. :; ;:.; ~ ~ .·. . . I-PACK PENS, slieclal J: ..... " ~· .. , Rec.l.29 DICTIO"ARY ......... ~ .· ~.•• . ·.r '. electric heating. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,, I' . . electric heating and its oper~ting costs. • Call Ohio Powe.r today for a free. no' obligation estimate of what it would cost to comfort-heat your home with flameless CHASE HARDWARE . ·~ • • . - You too 'can be just s,v!tems ' ~ .•. . • Alt,.eonyentloaal LOCUST ST. .. q)ener..! The Rossmans agree,"We wouldn't h!Jve any other type of heat! In fact, we'd be willing to pay more be~ause we like .,..... '192-2511 i< '•';',It ' ' •,, Plrat~~. COIIII.fW to town !or lhO , ---------- U,flcow-For Basements or Closet Downflow-For closet or 1lcove 11orizontel Flow-For 1Hic Gertge or Crawl Space Tills lr ' and the clean. flameless electric heating! ALSO IN COLEMAN FURNACES lady on & lie'Jevtslon show was told she won a contest. She said she didn't enter the con- ' .:.' ... And the cost is so reasona~ie." ·only about a dollar a day for everythi!'lg-the refrigerator, range,washer and dryer. water heater, two televisions. electric garage door opener. a host of other appliances . .. . t'or uoo with: . e Blend-Air I~" peri..- oyaleiDI e4, 5 or 8" convejttlon&l ~ Get-well cards were sent dur· ' ~ Surpri• Winner Rossmalls:ri Mrs. Rossman. · CINnnce '·• 1 • IMtaliltlont ;.....~>"· ' "Until you've lived in a home with electric . I heating. you just can't imagine how great it is . . . so clean. so comfortable," says · lltF•m,..,.,_,...hrLow - ~ . GAS 1' mlre, Veterans Memorial; . . "We found electriC' clean. ·comfortable Low l!loy hospitala for veterans. .·, -The John ed report& oo , conventtoo aetlvl· ties. . Mrs. Ernest POwell, cohaplaln, opened lhe IDl!f!llnB with pr111er. Presiding wao Mro. Jack Csrasy, !'.rat vlee presiolent. Mrs. Don Hwmell reported that tile plonlc held &lndaY at the Kypr Creek park was a success. At the request of the pool, member& set Oct. 3 as cleanup !lay a1 the post home. Guests at tho IM«Jnn were Mr. and Mrs. Neutzllng IIIII iilella Smith. Mrs. Pal Thornton and Mrs. Paul easel asrved ...rreobments. Hostesses for tile sap. tember meetlns · will be Mro. Martin, Mrs. Paul TBJlor, Mrs. llarOid Jones, and Mrs. Milton Roush. Coleman Lewis ol the Wlndlns Trall Garden Club has volunteered tD In· struct the (!Iris in making centerpiece•. The unit voted to ll"rch&se 150 towels to be made into towel bibs for petlents at the six Ohio ' .. • _,• •• .. ~ '• ~·'"r•• ' . . LARGE 1.09 VALUE . SCHOOL SUPPLIES AT �' ·, I . "· I • ' , & Lohse . Back ., ,,.Sc.h, ' . ' ' ~ ' was, young She aJ. w~ji·~~i:: PODE!Ve lunch· Hi of very strangest was a pint ~ii, :ft;.~~f rocks whic:h was full q and sand. ..."SIIe saYs lhe bottle is The Sea '" Tim '-said, shakln~ his hea4 a lillie, then reaching a thlri '.beD<t,.liP to push a strand of llcili'lcllaway from hls eyes. ~ likes girls and has i)ways been popular with them. Eveo back in his school . In The Bronx he wlls · ular with girls-and with oy1, too. They all liked him. He :femcmbers how, at the beginhing of each new school term, lrdl would go into cJass and not know anybody. But the first time he got up to re· cite they would all laugh and ·from then on everybody knew him. He wu Herbert Khaury Oleo. Bolli his mother and !oilier worked Ia the garment llouseo of Manhattan. They worted hard aod their hope ond ••peclatlon was thai their ooo would work bani. too, at · someaormaljob. But Tiny Tim didn't want that. He wanted to be in show business. He wanted to sin~. l!e·had dreams of ~ory. HIS ·mOther aml:fathi!r lr10d to talk hiiD out ofhis obsession. '!Regularly, twice a week," · be:oays, "they took me aside ·iand told me I should get a nor· mil job and lead a normal life ..But something made me ' ~ I . . ' ' ' '•'~ J ·,. ~i :~~ ~; · ;:··. •l· -~~ )t • go ~·" :;: "OIDblr-~ ·•. ,. "rbellna Hender.....led thapro- , !. ' ~on ? _..__,~ .• CloJ, Sept 17, •!!be home of~· heartbreak, years of stub· hornly refusing to heed his nagging parents and laughing friends who begged him to go into some normal work. years of working for a pittance. "I k11ew," he said, "that someday 1 would be discov· ·ered . Whenever I sang, I said to myself, maybe tonight. I would never let down, no matter how few people were lis· toning. If the club was empty, I sang to the chairs." He worked for $40 a week in sleazy clubs on the West Side of Manhattan. in Brooklyn, in The Bronx. He worked in one for three years, until it was ·closed when the waitress made the mistake of soliciting a plainclothes poI i c em a n. Then he went to another one --$40 a week for seven days' work. One night, , he was discovered. A mao from Reprioe records came Into a club <1Ded The Seene and heard him aad thought ibis might mate a fum reeord, &his oironge man wlib the lalseito voice. Thai was onlylall year. Everything thai hao happened to T!Joy Tim hao happened sloce thai fateful night. c· Direct Factory, ·I ' their SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ... teach them to make .. • "' ;II -. ' ' ......,.... .,;,Jt;:;~ . . .. AlA....l,,.,,,.~. • • 'iJ' regular deposits. ue . '' Herbert Khaury continued to ilng, despite the pressures Ollila family and their friends . He capitalized on his odd as· aets. He knew his normal voice, acceptable though it is, 'I!BS. not enough. So, wben he diacovered that he could sing •lib a crystal-clear falsetto, flit' began to use that voice, • LABOR DAY WEEU~D . ' .: , , AND HIS . .~ "CHEATIN' HEARTS" WITH LAMAR MO~"IS FIIWVORKS..lO PM-BOW Ht~u~gle, ' ' ., :.: Ate.Not Opel! . ·-·· 6n Su~ys) - PARK RES~RVED SATURPAY,UN!IL S.PM .FOR . ', NO. 34-UNilE~; 1.29 SUPER SIZE Closed Labor Dar! 69c PRO Chuck Steak lb>69~ TOOTH HUSHES SP.ECIAL 29~ .. 7te USDA CHOICE . •EXCEDRIN EXTRA STRENGTH ' • · · icin SALE 89e . ..,( j~Oniips:c~hur:•~h:"om:e:· ..:m~·J;:;::;:::::::::::::::;::~ -; ,•.. PAiN RELIEVER ·314! ' 6ft ' '. ' *HANK WILLIA.S.. Jr~ ' ' •• FOR THIS •' • ' '.• SCHOOL SUPPLIES . •. .. ... , . - TOP F.NTERTAINMENT ON ALL OTHER . ASSORTED COLORS ...._.,our ·IU.JLAMD· · fUiNITURE Member Federa I Reserve SysleiD.. . Member F.D.I.C. I POMEROY, 0. OFF COIPOSniON 10015 · from Oil to our dependable AWild freloze "' ond fire hollnl. Wt con heoll•ln 1 diiJ, ~us..., lor oervleo, THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. LABOR DAY-COMPLETE NEW SHOW "'·' Nlni.Roblason ·aodaunt, Ofo 39e SALE a..np ·. JCI!ir 'triiler ~"" b)l !ht ~ n.rt.'' Nellie . . dUeted ~ FILLER PAPER l!OTt$. GA!i. Pl"IYWbJ ·:· image of Tiny alltooUtlh the name untU later. Love, th<on, after Mr: .alld, .Mro· .. ~rt Robl,.. "'re mother · Follrod. ,o,•s -!\~'~~~e ~ 1ri" · ·beta. Tbe . ,...-----.....i··~..,---:'1 · ' SUNDAY & MONDAY 12:30·3-5:30-8:00 ... ~, Sehool.'~~ ·Oil :::.:.~ ~~re:: lit~\~ WITH THE HARDENS-ARLEEN & Rd"BBIE FREE SHOWS · ~ J ~Ofe! to. •· . t BOB LUMAN :"~~ , He wanted to build an image with the high voice. One happened to see a pic· Rudolph Valentino, hair streaming over "ihf Ohio 'slate ~·It COI......I rethrneoi l\o!n! with~ .: ,, , ~. 25 wao sa .. Olf(rli!c was: $20.$4• .worililp' ,lei'VIceo SUNDAY-oNE DAY ONLY ~. : :?' .,""' -"·ii'2 1 · M ' z NOTE BOOK Switch Over In·One Dly Your children and . ,•, 300 =• , . , . , . ...............___ _ ' I : ; eh .f i"' wUI beheJdilnSUndt,y,SepL 8. Late Poeil Tbe Allred Church lfomeCOIIIThe English poell, Words· ftth, ;,.•..,.. . leader. lni wUI be beld on SUndt,y, Se!>L worth, Coleridge and Southey, :The onDae aourch held a were called the 11 )ake poets" . 'tl'arewell"' for the Rev. and Ml:a. 15. because they chose to live in Jlllili!o ~rrY who wW be the lake district of Cumber· leavlntl soon for tlielr new home land and Westmoreland. .in Morobad, Jl¥. PubUc Exeeutlou Clllrleo Follrad of Pomeroy ThO last publlc execution in ""' Helen FoUJ':od or Shade v18o' the United Slates. was a hang· . STOP THAT ITCHI ltsd Sunday IDII lolondlll' with ing which look place In Ken· IN .lUST II MINI!~ tnira Follrod oniJNi• Robinson. lucky ao late aa 1936. Tod'y If ut ,_..... , . . 4k ._.at '!l'f Other vla!tora on Sunday were ~nly s!J: slates allow banging 4"-!1_ c.Utw. AHlr lrDI.JII..ffOT ..,. • a t ,_ -~ 1. Mr. IDII Mrs. Ge...tcl Swllriz and as:.a method of execullou, ac· ................... Jt~~:ll;..- ..... . cording to the Encyclopaedia tim11y or Marietta. ·Their doUgh. ltcllllt Ja .........., Al!c.....tluc~ :dllt .,.... t• . . . . ...U... lfOW ter, Vickie, oll)<ed .to apeDd the Britannica. at SWISHER & LOHSE DRUG week wJth bea'sraiq,arenil here. Mr. . ... Mrs. Hirotd Swartz IDII lain~ of WUIIamawwn. W. ···vi., vidted hia pa:fent;s. Mr. and 1., . . ~a. Hobart~ Tbelrelluahter,' SUoan, ·~Ill: to SPOIId the weOJ<wiib bar, ~o. 'Mrs. b'lo COrr and Pellli a.. ·COIIIIJI!liid b)l Mr. IDII Mr L Clllr• leo· II;~w- I'P""i' SUridlll' in ClrdevWe with Mr, and Mro. Clair Woode ~ ComL Vickie c:orr who had llll"':liour or II ve dayo at i:Irc1l'iliiellllihttended · rna ilel>leroon with Merle Grl£. I > .· . "WtWe Do WeGofroal . HIP HUMPHREY cJ- a Uvely Here?" with p1fte1 t!to.Uaalon Mr~. Marvla Walloa at· tile lllh An•1ual ., llld "'''!•~ooa f!l!i:cll•cu••!O"- 'lloe phony BaU Ia lleeem..r, 1111. noxfmeottnrwl,lll>el)eldon.Tueo· _ _ _ _;,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ' It.wasn't easy. Tiny Tim is o ~Jllist a~d knows bis own 1~'-i 'ihlillations. He knew there were hundreds of singers who wete .better equipped, by na· Q U I K Q U I lure. He talks repeatedly _ _ X: about "real singers," imply· Q-When were doll.! intro· lnL'that be isn't one of those. duced into America? .Ud nature ouUitted him · A-"Letltia Penn" is prolJ. poJirly for the stiff competi· ably the oldest doll In Amer· < lion of show business. He is lea. It was brought from 13 IIIIa, almost to the point of England to Philadelphia by 1?, till a cia t ion , and his face, William Penn in 1699. Made is now his fortune, is of wood, it is dressed in a 7, ue. It is dominated by a gown of velvet like a lady of ~· ~ for which the adjective fbe English coUrt. "' "book" is barely adequate . Q-Whot tree ha.! leaves of . "~ : The nose begins at the eye· brows and proceeds out and three different shopes? " . •around and then down and A-Tne sassafras tree. The • baek. In profile, it is some· leaves d!J!er in ~hape, even ~· lltlng like a capital c. 11 is a on the same twl~ some have ~. . championship nose. no lobes, other ave two or •. three. < It overlooks a generous Q-What Is the mtaning of (1 mouth, full of prominent, yelthe Mme broel? IPWish teeth. The face , in its , A-This Hebrew name entirety, is One you would look at twice. And yet. despite the means 11 God prevails." ' peculiarity of the indivi dual ~ f-eatures, the face 1s a ~ ·itrangely pleasant one. ~ ·'fi,at Is one of ibe IbiD&• Tilly Tim hao going for him. • radiates good l!jllure, a '• ' .,wit of almost e xA! 01 olv e ~ lrleodllnno, ao olr ol opil· • •lom Ia tile late of great .1' odilo. 1'. sr · . ' ., ..; ~ - - '" tor tbe Sop ""'' tlaJe -, . ... run •• ;~ , CL 1.00 SUMMER BLONDE HAIR SPRAY TUSSY Deatlor••t ~acial Sale ~ALE 50 HOT PICNIC (s!!~ 59·~ ·100 NAPKINS �' ·, I . "· I • ' , & Lohse . Back ., ,,.Sc.h, ' . ' ' ~ ' was, young She aJ. w~ji·~~i:: PODE!Ve lunch· Hi of very strangest was a pint ~ii, :ft;.~~f rocks whic:h was full q and sand. ..."SIIe saYs lhe bottle is The Sea '" Tim '-said, shakln~ his hea4 a lillie, then reaching a thlri '.beD<t,.liP to push a strand of llcili'lcllaway from hls eyes. ~ likes girls and has i)ways been popular with them. Eveo back in his school . In The Bronx he wlls · ular with girls-and with oy1, too. They all liked him. He :femcmbers how, at the beginhing of each new school term, lrdl would go into cJass and not know anybody. But the first time he got up to re· cite they would all laugh and ·from then on everybody knew him. He wu Herbert Khaury Oleo. Bolli his mother and !oilier worked Ia the garment llouseo of Manhattan. They worted hard aod their hope ond ••peclatlon was thai their ooo would work bani. too, at · someaormaljob. But Tiny Tim didn't want that. He wanted to be in show business. He wanted to sin~. l!e·had dreams of ~ory. HIS ·mOther aml:fathi!r lr10d to talk hiiD out ofhis obsession. '!Regularly, twice a week," · be:oays, "they took me aside ·iand told me I should get a nor· mil job and lead a normal life ..But something made me ' ~ I . . ' ' ' '•'~ J ·,. ~i :~~ ~; · ;:··. •l· -~~ )t • go ~·" :;: "OIDblr-~ ·•. ,. "rbellna Hender.....led thapro- , !. ' ~on ? _..__,~ .• CloJ, Sept 17, •!!be home of~· heartbreak, years of stub· hornly refusing to heed his nagging parents and laughing friends who begged him to go into some normal work. years of working for a pittance. "I k11ew," he said, "that someday 1 would be discov· ·ered . Whenever I sang, I said to myself, maybe tonight. I would never let down, no matter how few people were lis· toning. If the club was empty, I sang to the chairs." He worked for $40 a week in sleazy clubs on the West Side of Manhattan. in Brooklyn, in The Bronx. He worked in one for three years, until it was ·closed when the waitress made the mistake of soliciting a plainclothes poI i c em a n. Then he went to another one --$40 a week for seven days' work. One night, , he was discovered. A mao from Reprioe records came Into a club <1Ded The Seene and heard him aad thought ibis might mate a fum reeord, &his oironge man wlib the lalseito voice. Thai was onlylall year. Everything thai hao happened to T!Joy Tim hao happened sloce thai fateful night. c· Direct Factory, ·I ' their SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ... teach them to make .. • "' ;II -. ' ' ......,.... .,;,Jt;:;~ . . .. AlA....l,,.,,,.~. • • 'iJ' regular deposits. ue . '' Herbert Khaury continued to ilng, despite the pressures Ollila family and their friends . He capitalized on his odd as· aets. He knew his normal voice, acceptable though it is, 'I!BS. not enough. So, wben he diacovered that he could sing •lib a crystal-clear falsetto, flit' began to use that voice, • LABOR DAY WEEU~D . ' .: , , AND HIS . .~ "CHEATIN' HEARTS" WITH LAMAR MO~"IS FIIWVORKS..lO PM-BOW Ht~u~gle, ' ' ., :.: Ate.Not Opel! . ·-·· 6n Su~ys) - PARK RES~RVED SATURPAY,UN!IL S.PM .FOR . ', NO. 34-UNilE~; 1.29 SUPER SIZE Closed Labor Dar! 69c PRO Chuck Steak lb>69~ TOOTH HUSHES SP.ECIAL 29~ .. 7te USDA CHOICE . •EXCEDRIN EXTRA STRENGTH ' • · · icin SALE 89e . ..,( j~Oniips:c~hur:•~h:"om:e:· ..:m~·J;:;::;:::::::::::::::;::~ -; ,•.. PAiN RELIEVER ·314! ' 6ft ' '. ' *HANK WILLIA.S.. Jr~ ' ' •• FOR THIS •' • ' '.• SCHOOL SUPPLIES . •. .. ... , . - TOP F.NTERTAINMENT ON ALL OTHER . ASSORTED COLORS ...._.,our ·IU.JLAMD· · fUiNITURE Member Federa I Reserve SysleiD.. . Member F.D.I.C. I POMEROY, 0. OFF COIPOSniON 10015 · from Oil to our dependable AWild freloze "' ond fire hollnl. Wt con heoll•ln 1 diiJ, ~us..., lor oervleo, THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. LABOR DAY-COMPLETE NEW SHOW "'·' Nlni.Roblason ·aodaunt, Ofo 39e SALE a..np ·. JCI!ir 'triiler ~"" b)l !ht ~ n.rt.'' Nellie . . dUeted ~ FILLER PAPER l!OTt$. GA!i. Pl"IYWbJ ·:· image of Tiny alltooUtlh the name untU later. Love, th<on, after Mr: .alld, .Mro· .. ~rt Robl,.. "'re mother · Follrod. ,o,•s -!\~'~~~e ~ 1ri" · ·beta. Tbe . ,...-----.....i··~..,---:'1 · ' SUNDAY & MONDAY 12:30·3-5:30-8:00 ... ~, Sehool.'~~ ·Oil :::.:.~ ~~re:: lit~\~ WITH THE HARDENS-ARLEEN & Rd"BBIE FREE SHOWS · ~ J ~Ofe! to. •· . t BOB LUMAN :"~~ , He wanted to build an image with the high voice. One happened to see a pic· Rudolph Valentino, hair streaming over "ihf Ohio 'slate ~·It COI......I rethrneoi l\o!n! with~ .: ,, , ~. 25 wao sa .. Olf(rli!c was: $20.$4• .worililp' ,lei'VIceo SUNDAY-oNE DAY ONLY ~. : :?' .,""' -"·ii'2 1 · M ' z NOTE BOOK Switch Over In·One Dly Your children and . ,•, 300 =• , . , . , . ...............___ _ ' I : ; eh .f i"' wUI beheJdilnSUndt,y,SepL 8. Late Poeil Tbe Allred Church lfomeCOIIIThe English poell, Words· ftth, ;,.•..,.. . leader. lni wUI be beld on SUndt,y, Se!>L worth, Coleridge and Southey, :The onDae aourch held a were called the 11 )ake poets" . 'tl'arewell"' for the Rev. and Ml:a. 15. because they chose to live in Jlllili!o ~rrY who wW be the lake district of Cumber· leavlntl soon for tlielr new home land and Westmoreland. .in Morobad, Jl¥. PubUc Exeeutlou Clllrleo Follrad of Pomeroy ThO last publlc execution in ""' Helen FoUJ':od or Shade v18o' the United Slates. was a hang· . STOP THAT ITCHI ltsd Sunday IDII lolondlll' with ing which look place In Ken· IN .lUST II MINI!~ tnira Follrod oniJNi• Robinson. lucky ao late aa 1936. Tod'y If ut ,_..... , . . 4k ._.at '!l'f Other vla!tora on Sunday were ~nly s!J: slates allow banging 4"-!1_ c.Utw. AHlr lrDI.JII..ffOT ..,. • a t ,_ -~ 1. Mr. IDII Mrs. Ge...tcl Swllriz and as:.a method of execullou, ac· ................... Jt~~:ll;..- ..... . cording to the Encyclopaedia tim11y or Marietta. ·Their doUgh. ltcllllt Ja .........., Al!c.....tluc~ :dllt .,.... t• . . . . ...U... lfOW ter, Vickie, oll)<ed .to apeDd the Britannica. at SWISHER & LOHSE DRUG week wJth bea'sraiq,arenil here. Mr. . ... Mrs. Hirotd Swartz IDII lain~ of WUIIamawwn. W. ···vi., vidted hia pa:fent;s. Mr. and 1., . . ~a. Hobart~ Tbelrelluahter,' SUoan, ·~Ill: to SPOIId the weOJ<wiib bar, ~o. 'Mrs. b'lo COrr and Pellli a.. ·COIIIIJI!liid b)l Mr. IDII Mr L Clllr• leo· II;~w- I'P""i' SUridlll' in ClrdevWe with Mr, and Mro. Clair Woode ~ ComL Vickie c:orr who had llll"':liour or II ve dayo at i:Irc1l'iliiellllihttended · rna ilel>leroon with Merle Grl£. I > .· . "WtWe Do WeGofroal . HIP HUMPHREY cJ- a Uvely Here?" with p1fte1 t!to.Uaalon Mr~. Marvla Walloa at· tile lllh An•1ual ., llld "'''!•~ooa f!l!i:cll•cu••!O"- 'lloe phony BaU Ia lleeem..r, 1111. noxfmeottnrwl,lll>el)eldon.Tueo· _ _ _ _;,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ' It.wasn't easy. Tiny Tim is o ~Jllist a~d knows bis own 1~'-i 'ihlillations. He knew there were hundreds of singers who wete .better equipped, by na· Q U I K Q U I lure. He talks repeatedly _ _ X: about "real singers," imply· Q-When were doll.! intro· lnL'that be isn't one of those. duced into America? .Ud nature ouUitted him · A-"Letltia Penn" is prolJ. poJirly for the stiff competi· ably the oldest doll In Amer· < lion of show business. He is lea. It was brought from 13 IIIIa, almost to the point of England to Philadelphia by 1?, till a cia t ion , and his face, William Penn in 1699. Made is now his fortune, is of wood, it is dressed in a 7, ue. It is dominated by a gown of velvet like a lady of ~· ~ for which the adjective fbe English coUrt. "' "book" is barely adequate . Q-Whot tree ha.! leaves of . "~ : The nose begins at the eye· brows and proceeds out and three different shopes? " . •around and then down and A-Tne sassafras tree. The • baek. In profile, it is some· leaves d!J!er in ~hape, even ~· lltlng like a capital c. 11 is a on the same twl~ some have ~. . championship nose. no lobes, other ave two or •. three. < It overlooks a generous Q-What Is the mtaning of (1 mouth, full of prominent, yelthe Mme broel? IPWish teeth. The face , in its , A-This Hebrew name entirety, is One you would look at twice. And yet. despite the means 11 God prevails." ' peculiarity of the indivi dual ~ f-eatures, the face 1s a ~ ·itrangely pleasant one. ~ ·'fi,at Is one of ibe IbiD&• Tilly Tim hao going for him. • radiates good l!jllure, a '• ' .,wit of almost e xA! 01 olv e ~ lrleodllnno, ao olr ol opil· • •lom Ia tile late of great .1' odilo. 1'. sr · . ' ., ..; ~ - - '" tor tbe Sop ""'' tlaJe -, . ... run •• ;~ , CL 1.00 SUMMER BLONDE HAIR SPRAY TUSSY Deatlor••t ~acial Sale ~ALE 50 HOT PICNIC (s!!~ 59·~ ·100 NAPKINS �7: 1 3 P.M. 4:30 P.M. eepin ig ollie and WA M ' Pn!f. $On rea lnf ~med s W II A lltt, Portland. nt rlai d L • •' .I lklri• ......,. Stt.._, I s,,... . . ............ Fire botllai It 12 •••• ' ' "' .......... �7: 1 3 P.M. 4:30 P.M. eepin ig ollie and WA M ' Pn!f. $On rea lnf ~med s W II A lltt, Portland. nt rlai d L • •' .I lklri• ......,. Stt.._, I s,,... . . ............ Fire botllai It 12 •••• ' ' "' .......... �an '' • • ,, " Kn ,, c •lip ,• J.anauap of China, In, II ·• 1650 lh n n ,. ··Mmon Ar.,. ToH se • I t 0 -Ace • " allo an- , of eek Harry Inter ''',. g Will" Krle- ru""'~~· . ', r~-' v N .·. · Rtu.·tlland ;...~: ---------------------------, II LOAD SALE 1: OF I t..:.. __ _ ::::-,.i:i F or .T ccmlliOI delilhl fDr a1 least 385,055 , I I, acCIII'dlnl to tcra· of ·oCIIllhy' ov campaii!JI. IIIIIII<Ned. 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