The Newark Advocate from Newark, Ohio • 19

I June 17, 1953 The Newark Advocate 19 MARKET REPORTSlNews In Brief MAS0NIC TEMPLE CALENDAR Corner Church sna t'ourtb StrowU "See HARTLEY and See Better" ceTebralerJ the blrthftays of Mrs. Getting and Mrs. Lejst. Merl Kil-linger reports that the U. S.

dollar is worth 96 cents in Canada and that the club is "going; bank-iiipt on foreign exchange." WINS CONTEST PRIZE MOUND CITY PRODUCTS Quotations of 1 p. m. the New Vork Stock Exchange from Merrill Lynch, Pierce, tenner and Smith, Zaneavllle T.WARK IX)IKB NO. t7, FftAM Fri. July 7 7 p.

m. Examina TOCK r.XCHANGK nrd SUNDAY REUNION PLANNED the annual Hupp Meredith reunion will be held Sunday in Franklin Grange Hall. A basket dinner will be served at 12:30 p. m. tft Moall Phona TERMITES ARE Al Clem Dyt Corp Orn Clr tions.

7:30 p. m. Stated Am Can General Motnrt William H. Loughner, 295 W. rRITSAnrR.

SWARMIHG Locust is one of 400 national, Saturday June 287 m- PLAN INITIATION Allwrta Temple 3oa Pythian fh Ntinni.i;C- and M- M- 'Ufa II iers wiu noia reKuiar mrei Hardware Association an- UPRIGHT FREEZER Gibson Deluxe with glass panel, porcelain finish. Approximately 9 cu. ft. Excellent Condition $150.00 Inquire 201 Granville Road 6-8 p. m.

only at 7:30 p. Wednesday in of semceQiiiiister Rugs Cleaned at Our Plant Carpets it Furniture Cleaned at your residence. Also repairing, binding, moth proofing and static proofing. Carpets Installed Retail Carpet Care Products nounced Tuesday. The Plaza Hardware Store will present his award, a Kromex Aluminum Starter Set.

INSPECTION! 41 'a Roe Vac Oil Co o'n Bouthera Co 3Ta 3ft Houthern Pacific Co 4V4 Houthern Railway Co 41 '4 M'a Dpieael, Inc 1HJ4 Ha Stand Oil of Calif M' 13 'a M.nd Oil of lnd 4(1', IJ Htand OH of bit 37 stand Oil of Ohio toH 2 Hiuilebaker, Packard 6 JT Hunray Oil 2a Teaaa Corp 13 3iJ Tidewater 3 Union Carbide tOVt Union Elertno 30' 4 4n'i Union Pacific 2'4 J4'. United Aircr.lt aj'4 Jl" United Corp l'a 8 Rubber 34', 2 US Steel M'a 4' Vanad Corp of An 3U, 3 Warner Br on 20' 4 4J, Went penn Eire 31 '1 lJ'a Wentern Union 20'', 37a WeatinahouMi Clee a7' 47', Wheellnc 811 3', M1, Woolworth Co W) 47 4T, Tounantown ilt't AMERICAN rXHANCK 31 Arkansaa Fuel Oaa 33'1, 3S Carllnle Corp 31 '4 Eire ft 31', I7'. Mountain Fuel If it 2V, Am t'yanamld Am Elfc Pontr Alcoa Product Am Motor Am Urai-itim Am Tl Tl Co Anaeonrf Copper Aro Oil Arm fo ttlrol Ahlrnl Oil Alrto Tap Atlantic C'oaw Line Atlantic Rrfinmc Avco Mff Co Baldwin-Lima Baltimora it Ohio Bethlehem Htl Chttaprak Ohio Chrylr ClUe Aervic Columbia Oai ijt Com Holvtnta Con Kduon Con Can Co Con Oil Co CurUi. Wrlfht Corp Dr Co Do Chemical riupont Nemours trie Railroad Co 44, Goodrich Co 43'i Ooodyear Graham Paita l'I'a Inspiration Copptr 48'4 Inter Nukel ni Inter Tel Tel 4 Krnnerolt Copper KaUer Alum 2' Kretge a Co If1. Lone Star 21' Mont Ward Co 33 National BIkuU M'l National Dairy National Dutlllera 13 National Fuel Oat Jl'a Central Co 42' Northern Nat Oai M'a Northern Pacific 47 Ohio Oil M'a OwenaHorn Tiber U'-t Pennaylvania 11 Pur Oil SV Radio Corp of Am II Reading Co 63' Republic Steel 3' Rockwell Ktandard 3't Hala Way tiiorea M'a Beara Roebuck 4 Co Simmon I', Sinclair Oil TRAIVr ll.

KIKMtD r.RMI.NA HIR BO.VDKK I.NMKKI) ShRYH NEWARK TERMITE PEST CONTROL CO. Complete Exterminating ftertlr i' Arc. Phona 4-Tfiel First prize in the contest, a home swimming pool, went to an Arcanum, Ohio resident. HEBRON WCTU MEETS Members of the Hebron WCTU will meet in the home of 4 the Misses Let ha and Mae Madden at 2 p. m.

Friday in thgir home in Hebron. UNDERGOES SURGERY. The condition of Mrs. Lucille Green, 550 W. Main a patient Castle.

New members will be Initiated and officers and members of the degree staff will wear for-mals. Refreshments will be served. LADIES ROCIETV TO MEET Ladies Society to the of and will meet at Wednesday in Labor Hall. Members will take tax stamps. CHIRCH WOMEN INVITED All women of the St.

Louisville Methodist Church are Invited to attend a picnic dinner at noon Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Mamie Parsons. An announcement in the Advocate Monday incorrectly Stated that all women of the community were invited. FOR RENT 3 bedroom house, $85.00 month. Inquire Harold Tate, 39 Charles St.

Phone FA 4-9071 counsoirs MARATHOH SERVICE West Main and Williams Sts. Ph. DI 4-3080, Newark, Ohio Braku Installed Most Cart $11.95 Complett Front Wheal Bearings Cleaned and Repacked $1.00 Tune Up and Exhaust Service Free Estimates Barney Carlisle, Mechanic Bill Cheek, Mechanic WAYNE COURSO.V, Prop. in White Cross Hospital, Colum Wall Street HE YORK 'If Oalna by aelected fit- bus, is satisfactory. She underwent an emergency operation June 10, and will undergo additional ami nan punned the atock market ahead ailkhliy early Hilt a I tern dob.

The advance nudaed the market farther WEST END CESSPOOL AND SEPTIC TANK CLEANING CO. CESSPOOLS and SEPTIC TANKS Basements Cisterns cleaned by the load or job. Anywhere in Licking County or vicinity. Cash or terms. Low price.

Call anytime. Day or night. 24 Hour Service Phone FA 2-2701 OBITUARIES MRS. HOWARD DINMIRE Word has been received in Van- TRAVEL CLUB IN QUEBEC surgery this week lonf into new blah (round lor the year TIK Buy 1, ret 1 Trtt, while truck-load lasts. Phone today.

Guaranteed and mounted free. i Aim hi it a 159 Wilson St. FA 9-6231 YMCA Travel Club members ex- 'CONDITION SATISFACTORY no orouxnt trie average back to where 11 aa early September. Leading itoclM rote from fraetlona to well pect to arrive in Quebec The codition of Leo D. Bader.

of the death Sunday in Salt over a point. There were alto Imtea or unchanged prtcea. Some went ahead. Moil major ateeimakera, CuVfJtelM jto WM in 201, W. Church who underwent Dunmire 60 widow the Pev where 0,6 traVeler" surgery Monday in University Hos-I ai.

uunmire, w. widow ol the Rev.Jy Building, and Columbus for a back ail-' 1 iP'iai, ioiumous, ior a oac an- JACK STAGGERS Is Now Associated With the ARCADE BARBER SHOP 14 Arcade Barber Staff Includes: Paul Hopkins, Harry Wright, Joe Grandstaff and Jack Staggers Member of Local 114 Dick Staggers, Prop. veil aa motor, and tome chentit vanced. ram. runoera and tooaccot.

Howard Dunmire, former pastor 8mTobacco ahowed lota of moreof tne St- Luk Lutheran Church than a point before It we, trimmed altgllhy. VCi Vanatta. Chrytler advanred well over a point Oen-I ral Motore and Ford roae fractionally I Mr' Dlinmire, a former resi- The Attociated of soident of Vanatta had resided in torke at noon wat up 19 eenta toc i. Ilia 09 with the industrial, up V3 tenia and 5alt Lake Clty Past 'Ca- both the ran, and utiiniea uncbanced. Iller husband preceded her in death lovernment bond, were olf In brltk i.

tranactma over the counter. j1- ago and She later made ooaceo, Howard Dunmire. former n8tnrtl ment, is regarded as satisfactory. He expects to remain in the hospital about 30 days. SET REUNION DATE Annual reunion of the Frush family will be held Sunday June 22, in the Jacksontown Grange Hall.

A basket dinner will be New Officers Inaugurated At Boys' State GRAY 8 SONS Sales Service Motorola TV Radio Antennas 214 Moull Sf. FA 9-5901 Guaranteed Used TV's Car Radios a Specialty her home in Springfield, DRY CREEK CRUSHED GRAVEL COMPANY For Concrete Blocks Building Materials Mason's Sand eluatka. Grata I'tkw served at noon. She recently had been hospital OOLDMBLS, Ohio t- Ohio Department CAMP PERRV, Ohio ffi Tft HrwpiTt er Agriculture cah eraln price: No. realized, and her death followpd a fpw ert S.

Thompson. 17, of Warren; r.rafipr of 171 Mt wheat montly unchanged, 1) moatlyi vmm: fio. a eiiw ear torn illness. Her husband was uncnansea 10 io cent. at js-i stationed in Vanatta several his administration today asiy RA retirefj tai0r, who 1 13 per moillT n.r too in.

n.i ana me cnaree inciuaes tne lu-" 'viwa takpn in in n. 3rd st. at ine ST'i' 'iheTan Church in St. Louisville and.Bo'', lArcade early Monday afternoon, uer, inMM. oiu'VAm i.

Lutheran Church in Linnviile) He won a landslide victory MorMwas moved to Newark Hospital in fRnar! irlav nver Dnnn flriffith 1 fi-v par-old ho XHfCumont an A rVair omKu Wheat 12 a outheii July l)unmire i survived by jBuchtel High School student of three sons and one daughter: How-iron. The vote was 813 to 196. tore -11 24 a buahel i soybeana-M a ouahei. lara lXmmire of Warren, Johnj Thompson recently completed ar-'HW and rnmire Springfield junior year at Warren Harding aer, is eenta a iryin i4 iwnmire of Salt Lake City and nigh School, where he was David Heckman of Phoenix' dent of the student body and a var- lance. His condition Tuesday was described at the hospital as fair.

TO MEET WEDNESDAY The Gratiot Garden Club meeting originally set for last week will be held Wednesday evening, June 18, in the home of Mrs.i A. M. O'Donnell. RAY'S BARBER SHOP 319 East Main St. All Children's Hair $1.00 Air Conditioned Television FREE Pop for the Kids.

Open Daily 9 to 6 LICKING TERMITE CONTROL FREE INSPECTION Permanent Guarantee Plan Specialists In General Pests DI 4-4952 Arizona. itv fnnthall nlavMV Brsular Ruuerfal-U tenia a prem- turn, ne ixxiy wui oe received late Heads FederallsU (Thursday night at the McCament melnnatl rredvre rr 4 iij rr- CINCI.VNTI -Kg-KoB Craie headed the reaeraiist parry uneral Home. Funeral Funeral Home. Funeral eaaea inrtuded. ronu (ticket in Monday's election and) The Flint Ridge Boys' 4-H Club nawmer tradea.

V. while and brown, 40a, 1c xl eiu ai i p. SlULUr current rereipta rae, exchanged. 'Friday in St. Ijik jithf.rsnicarriea mree omer party nomi-j- a U'Wirr- Tichurch in Vanatta and burial wilees into office with hinxThe Na-d ney proceeds ir.

nut, under aaa. isi23c. be made in Wilson Cemeterv -neaaea Dy uruiun, dormitory at the Hartford fair Poultry Pnree ferine. Cincinnati! state offices. wm tunuuii me.

area. No. 1 quality fryer IV, to 4 lb, The new eovernor was inaueur-, grounds. The next meeting of the J'ltllr; heavy, l20c; light. Ilk service.

STORE HOURS Effective June 16th, 1958 UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Monday thru Friday 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Daily Closed Saturday and Sunday. Powell Electric, INC.

31-33 North 5th St. ated Monday night with Justice lclub is June 26 at 8 p. m. New Idea Farm Equipment MOWER AND RAKE Some "parta in atoek. Fhe milea eaot of Thornville na Kt.

24. Open evening, to 1:31. Frizzilt Farm Equipment Formerly Vot Farm Stippliea PKatoea 2 V)-4 75 OtAer produce uncbanted Charles S. Zimmerman of the Ohio i MARRIOTTS TO MEET MRS. C.

H. HERRXSTEIX Funeral services for Mrs. Effie Supreme Court administering the Prerfeee The Marriott reunion will be held June 22 at the Community House in Martinsburg. Cleveland je-t'SDA-tompoaiie pro- E. Herrnstein.

77. of Millersnort. oath. Other state and court officials also were installed. Elected to state office with 2i2ir Hen.

light type, nfciJeJpital, Columbus, will be held at p. m. Thursday in St. Paul Thompson were: white and brown medium hite and Lutheran Church in Lancaster. The! Lieutenant governor John J.

"SuS, er.de,. pnee, to Quentin Battiste wiU officiatejRace (N). Cincinnati: secretary of V. s. grade delivered.

Urg white. burial will be made in Maple-istate Richard A. Bell (F), Shaker Open for Inspection 1 to 9 P. M. Daily Just off N.

Yemen on hlmnfl- 3 bedrooms, ceramic bath, full bae-snent with fireplace, khower bath complete. windows and shrnbs, trees. Mt we to appreciate. One price complete. Veterans of World War I.U.S.A., Inc.

JCS; erown! 46-43 Large B' rbitl wooA Cemetery, New Lexington, jlleights; treasurer-Edward Walsh brown, JUlc. Mrs. uerrnsiem, tne widow ofj(F), Akron; a utii tor Jerry H. Herrnstein, is survived by'ell (N), Massillon; attorney gener- Ohio House Republicans Chide Adams two daughters, Mrs. Robert S.

Long of Westerville and Mrs. G. E. Keliey of New Lexington; one son, Paul of San Francisco, also four grandchildren and four great-! grandchildren; two brothers, C. B.

Stewart' of Panama, and; J. C. Stewart of Ft. Worth, Texas.1 al Chester Jasgemski (F), To- ledo. Wins Over Richard Black of Columbus was chosen over 12 other candidates as chief justice of the Supreme Court, His fellow jurists are John Hall, Warren; William Schopf.

Colum-i Piano Tuning and Repairing 30 Years Continuous Experience in Newark C. F. IIAGXKR East National Dr. FA J-9091 GOSPEL MEETING In Progress Under Tent at Washington and South Cedar Time: 8 P. M.

Speaker: Ulysses Shields Dayton, Ohio The body w'ill be placed in the church at 12 noon Thursday. bus; David Gordon, I Wiley Carr, Lebanon; David Eck-; jard, Akron, and Charles Huffman, I.ICKIXO fOt VTY BARRACKS Ne. SS6. MWABK, OHIO Regular Monthly Meeting. Frldav, June 20, 19.

at P.M. in Memorial Hall. SPKCIAL all the news from the State Convention. June 6-7-8. 195K.

at Springfield. Ohio. All veterans of orld War I are invited to attend. You'll be glad you name. Do you linow that many of ou older Veterans are missing benefits you may be entitled to receive.

Why not come up and find out? The above barracks has been formed for vou okier Veterans. WORLD WAR ONE ONLY. Why not come up to this SPECIAL meeting and hear the report of the State Con-veniion. You mav be missing a lot by not being Informed. We ai! did.

Don let It happen to you. It costs you nothing Buddy, and it may pay off. O. J. Kelsey.

Sr. Quartermaster WASHINGTON (AP) Three Ohio House Republicans said today Sherman Adams' usefulness as top DICK CANXIZZARO The funeral of Dick Cannizzaro, 66 Oak'wood who died Satur- Warren. Named to the Appeals Court! ere David Dix of Kent, Larry White House aide is ended if in-i Hfiv will ha halri ,1 1ft a rr WoH. formation about his accepting fa- nesday with a reauiem mass inlSehiefer of Sycamore and David FOR RENT Brand new and exclusive. Finest in town.

2-bedroom unfurnished apartment home. Stone and stucco 1-floor plan. Basement garage and laundry. Adults. DI 4-3566.

vorl is correct. the Church of the Blessed Sacra- Miller of Clyde. ine statements were maae in ui lustriJii, uu. 111. Cemetery.

ienarate interviews by Reps. Wil cal opposition in the General Assembly, where slight majorities in both houses were won by the liam E. Minshall, Clarence J. WALTER PETERS Funeral services for Walter Pet Brown and David A Baumhart Jr. ers, raiasKaia nt 1, wno aieo tost in th rap.

Betrayal of Trust 'Sunday, will be held at 2 p. for treasurer. annsnaii sam: me iacts in tne Morrow-Thurs- USED TIRE SALE 14-inch, 15-inch, 16-inch 0. F.GOODRICH STORE "Ui ith u'alch Hpfpatint? Thomas Webb ABC CESSPOOL SEPTIC TANK CLEANING SERVICE LOR EN B. FRENCH Call Anytime FA 5-2624 and RO 3-3661 reported in the public press are ton Funeral Home in Pataskala.

i thawr Hpitrhts 519 to 492 not satisfactorily explained, Sher All but 10 of the 1.021 boys en The Rev. Paul Angell will officiate and burial will be made Swisher Cemetery. APPRECIATION NIGHT lc SALE! TONIGHT TUESDAY, JUNE 17 Buy One Chicken Sandwich get second one for lc. Limit two to a customer. Ho carryouts.

Buy One Root Beer, large or smallget second one for lc. All sandwiches made with extra large Jumbo buns. Largest buns sold anywhere. Quick service be it a cup of coffee or chicken dinner. The Management and employees take this op portunity to thank our many customers for their loyal patronage while the bridge is being constructed.

THANKS AGAIN BALI DRIVE 500 West Church St. Open Every Day at 4 P. M. man Adams has betrayed his pub rolled for this year's "state," a school in self-government sponsor lic trust and should separate him-j WALLPAPER CLEANING By Hour or Room FA4-89S2 Evenings ed by the American Legion, cast ballots in the election. WALLACE E.

RECTOR Services for Wallace E. Rector, elf from the government." Brown said: "If all the charges 'who died Sunday, will be held at are true, then Mr. Adams has FOR SALE New four rooms, bath and utility. Forced air heat and colored bath. Nice lot.

$900 down, full price $6,900. Phone FA 5-4193 FA 5-1213 Blinded Youth Uses Radio To Brighten Days FOR SALE Eight acres timber land or standing timber on same. J4 mile west Wilkins Corners. Phone DI 4-7105. been very indiscreet, to say the (2:30 p.

m. Wednesday in the chap-least, and his value to the admin-jel in Criss Brothers Funeral Home Istration seems to have been de-jwjtji the Rev. R. C. Greene con-itroyed." 'ducting the service.

Burial will be Baumhart. a former executive I made in Hanover Cemetery. director of the National Re-j publican Committee, said "I MEMORIAM campaigned against mink coats i In loving memory of Owen Hall and deepfreezes and I'm just as 'who passed away June 17, 1956. critical when this happens in my Sweet Memories will linger for-own party." I ever. A fourth Ohio Republican.

Rep.jTime cannot change them its true. William Hess, sajd he, too, thought Years may come but cannot sever SAVE TIME and MONEY Trepure Complete Meals from yoor CHICAGO (AP) Blinded years ago, Phillip Horwitz, 13. has created a new and brighter! world through the Braille-marked dials of a ham radio set. "It pulls me through my Phillip told newsmen. "There is Locker or Home freezer 50 Ib.

ASS'T. eg. rj nr.tr BIIX lb. ww Adams had been indiscreet but Our loving memories of you McKEE PAT PARLET AUTO SERVICE Rear of 276 East Main St. Phone FA 5-8721 Sadly missed by wife, children and grandchildren.

Si Tv'V i n. i-KAx cn. yX BROUKD BEEF lb. 'MEMORIAM i lo-ib. pork an.

In loving memory of our Mother that it was too early to make a final judgment. To Explain Gift Adams goes before a House aubcommittee today to explain his acceptance of gifts from Boston businessman Bernard Goldfine. Adams has denied any wrongdoing In connection with the matter. SAUSAGE Ib. 8 to 10-ll.

Box fiC PORK CHOPS lb. OUC hav eomolet lin of Snow so much to think about and plan: and I have gained many Each day he talks to several! people, his mother Mildred Hor-j witz said. He has contacted opera- tors in 41 states and 17 Mrs. Horwitz spoke at her son's bedside in Illinois Masonic Hos-j pital, where Phillip is recovering from a third operation seeking to. Jessie H.

Rhodes, who passed away June 17, 1955. At twilight when the hour grows near And sunset flames the sky We think of you dear Mother 3 lis Crop frozen foods. NEWARK ZERO LOCKERS Clinton St. Clair FA 4-4451 FREE 6 Upper 10 Pop With Each Large restore his sight. He went blind suddenly 3'i years ago after a brain operation.

Accepts Challenge And the happy days gone by. Thoughts of you, come drifting back Within our dreams to stay. To know that you are resting When twilight ends the day. Son Charles Sr. and Martha Thompson, Pizza.

24 Hour Pizza Service. Thanks to all our old and new customers for making the opening of our custom made pizzas a great success. To show our appreciation we are offering for this week's speciaf 6 bottles of Upper 10 Pop, the new soft drink sensation FREE with everv larae oizza. This offer qood June 16 'He's in wonderful spirits, said "Our services arc available for your hour of need eoast-to-coast." HOUSEHOLDER FUNERAL DIRECTORS R. J.

Brucker J. 0. Kishler Mrs. Horwitz. "He's willing tO; take a challenge and won't be; daunted.

through 21. In lovine memory of our father. He is the type ot enuct wno. Walter E. Fulk who passed away -never said, 'Why does this happen: two years ago today June 17, 1956.1 to me? No one knows how we miss Phillip took up amateur radio No one knows we care, (as a hobby two years ago.

When; Tho vi-nr-lH spps nnlv a smile eachlhe received his set the manufac-l day, BETTER THAN THE BEST BETTER THAN THE BEST An Additional New Service We are featuring Homemade Potato Salad and Homemade Baked Beans. 39c a pint or 75c a quart For your picnic, gsokout and other activities. Hupp Rock and Roil Pizza ATTENTION FARMERS FREE PLANS for the following economical, firesafe, stormproof farm buildings constructed of concrete block now available Free of Charge. Poultry House Garage and Farm Shop Hog House. Milk House Farm Shop and Machinery Shed Dairy Barn Plans for Efficient Hog Raising System Call, write or stop in for yours today! W.

JL. MATTOX COXCUETK P1SOIIUCTS. IXC. Corner Forry Daniel Ave. Phone DI 4-5920 turer sent engineers to his home to mark the dials in Braille.

He speedily passed his operator's test with high grades. His call letters are K9GBS. Aided by Braille textbooks, Phillip also excelled in his grammar school courses. He Is scheduled to graduate with honors from the eighth grade next week. rev As we try our burden to bear, God must have loved you very much, And we loved you too, You are gone but not forgotten, Nor ever will you be, As long as life and memory last, We'll always love and remember thee.

You are deeply missed by your daughter. $25 to $1000 1-Trio Service Phone First HOME RESTAURAN AKRON, Ohio Iff) A recommendation that Gov. C. William! Davton Is the location of the jO'Neill appoint Theodore R. Price; Serving Fine Foods Daily.

41 S. 5th ST. FA 6-3314 rrai rai ra rr FOUNDED Wright Patterson Air. Develop-'to the vacant. Akron Municipal ment Center.

headquatersi Court bench was made Monday for government research and pro-night by the Summit County Re- curement of airplanes gives Day-ipublic Executive Committee. Price! it- I 1 FB G. B. VanWinkle. Manager 17 W.

MAIN ST. phone: FAirfax -S071. Newark IJ lid L.U LSI I ton me greaiesi concentration oi-'. asoiaicuu tuumy pmsecu-I engineers in Ohio. (tor.

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