The Marion Star from Marion, Ohio • 21

THE STAR. MARIOV. OHIO. FRIDAT. MAT 1.

lt rAGR TtCEVTT-OSB Iberia Newt IBERIA-Arthur Wyee, student Long spent Sundar with Mr. and Mrs. William Kairchild of Sfclem. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Botinger spent PETRIFIED FOREST IS LOCATED IN OREGON 9L from the bore are several feet across and appear to be cedars. The grain shows plainly. JJo effort has been made as yet to extract single pieces to show the length of the timbers. Workmen have mt through more than 200 feet of the petrified forest and have not reached the end of the formation. The trees lie horizontal as if pushed over by some gigantic upheaval, while far above the sagebrush covered surface of the terrain looks like a barren waste without a clue to indicate that the spot was once a luxuriant growth of timber.

the week-end at br home at Dunkirk. Miss Irene Lepp of Cleveland spent the week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Lepp, Mr.

and Mr. Henry Zimmerman spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Chubb at their home in Gallon. Mr.

and Mra. F. P. Voegel and daughters Ruth and Ida and Miss Delphla Barr of Crestline spent Sunday at the E. Craley home.

Mrs, Clem McAnall, Mr. Ry mond McAnall and Mr. J. J. Maiden of near her and Mr.

Thomas Maiden of Gallon spent Wednesday in Marlon. Mrs. Fox and daughter Frsnce of Bloomlnggrove were visitor Monday at th home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Nichol and family.

Mr. and Mr. A. J. Craley were guests Sunday of Mr.

and Mrs. Frsnk Heffelftnter at West Point. and Mr. and Mrs Amc Jackson wer guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Jsckson Sunday, honoring the birthdays of Willard Rinehsrt. Jacqueline Rinehart and Floyd Jsckson Mr. and Mrs. Gaines Ruh nd daughter of Msrlon were called to th Lemolne Ruh home Monday on account of th illness of Mrs Rush. Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Muson and family, Mr. and Mra Jesse Geyer and family, Mr, and Mr F. M. Osrmesn and family of Denmark spent Sunday with their pr-enta, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Mason of near Caledonia. Miss Wanda Belt of Denmark left Monday to attend summer school at Ashland. The Denmark Indies' Aid Siici.lv will meet at th Community Hail on Thursday afternoon. May 7.

Kenneth Bonner went to Mn field Monday where he is eniplojej by the Palgs Dairy Co. Mis Truman Ixmg and ppii ited their mother, Mrs. Amo Run! Sunday. Mr. and Mr.

P. Sh.pnmn spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. M. F.

Sipe, near Chestnut Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Jay McAnall of Akron ar spending their vacation with her father. C. Hams of Denmark.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kelly and sons. Mr. and Mra.

Alpha Lepp and daughters of Boundary, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dalrymple and daughter of Cuyahojta Falls were guests of Mr. and Mra John Lasear, Sunday. Mrs.

Grant Haserodt and daughter entertained a party of 10 little folks from four until six o'clock Monday In honor of Marjories sixth birthday. Refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Jay McAnall of Akron accompanied by Miss Bertie Llnder and Miss Etta Clutter spent Monday in Columbus.

Mrs. Anna Detwiler. who has been nursing in Akron, spent Sunday at home. Mr. and Mrs.

Wlllard Rinehart of Marlon. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Rinehart and daughter of Columbus. William Earley of Mt.

Gilead Ranchers Stock Fuel Houses with Timber Discovered by Contractors. Br lmernttol New SerTlee ONTARIO, Ore. Contractors are vne-tine ar.d ranchers rejoicing in 'y't of a buried forest ir, th. nath of No. 5 tunnel 755 it below the surface and 4500 fWt from tie east portal ol tne Owyhee irrigation project.

The contractors are mad be-the area dug out is bich roeans twice the usually usea. int horMiv because the huge timbers that are as black as coal but split le wood burn easily. Thev are stocking their fuel sheds from the tunnel dump. "some of the timbers brought FOOD Stirs, Whips Silently Smoothly THE UNITED ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 138 East Center St.

Phone 2404. Sunday with Mr. and Mr. Walter Drak and family of Denmark Conatructiv criticism den't do as murh good as th other kind. That's whv.

Lucky Children whose mothers Cnunafi hM mother appreciate the toll Imports nee of minerals sad vitamin. indeed fortunate. They oafht lo grow with mark better teeth, ilronser hodle, greater re.Lt.nre to aiMase. Plentr of ralrlnm, rhlorine, iron and copper are vitally Import. nt.

Yet many a hearty meal is larding in elements. wonder mother, welcome Kellogg wnoi trttrT BiM-nlt. To Kellnig't WNOK HUT BU-rail, and milk 10 Important mineral ana 6 vitamin more than third of th ateeage ntrwn'i dolly mineral requirement. very biteuit is donMe torn 4. F.stra eriop.

Mad of rrunehy wheat Deliriou. far breakfad, lunrh, th ehildrrn' a late nark. Ready lo eat. Order a red-and-green package from your grocer. lico the tmti-ieW fond-lu anali.i on th side panel.

"I ou couldn't serve two oefler foods thsn iheM wonderful blwults and whole milk. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. ,1 a nAIHDOV MAnitET A llll ART CENTER. WESTON BROS. 2 large 22c A ram fiZT 25'2c S3 2ll-19c Wienar Knocknr 12 1 Hamburg Sausage 20 i ri Hi'iriH'i nrrirrnniininina ibh iw im ijiam ii Roderick's 4M Glrard Ave.

rhone 675. Macaroni or 1 Spaghetti 3 boxes IOC Premier QO Coffee OLC Creamery ORf Butter, "Isaly" OL Rhi-Kross -J Toilet Paper ,.8 for 17C Aster -I Vanilla, large Powdered Sugar for OC Blnco Hominy OC Orange -I Marmalade AOL Peerless qfp Mlnca Meat, qt, OUL. Sardine, oval can vL WILLIAMS 812 Bennett St Phono 6125. Old Reliable Coffee, lb. 29c Gold Medal Corn (Gulden Bantam) or Country np Gentleman, I for m3t Gulden 25c 19c Ripe Bartlett rear, large can Fancy Cut Beet, large can Hominy large can for 9c 25c Freab Callies, lb.

Hamburger, pure beef, lb. Smoked Ham, center cuts, lb. Pork Chope, email, lean, lb, 2 lb. Country Roll Bitter Nat Oleo, lh Fresh Bun, per deten llVic 10c 29c 23c 47c 21c 11c at Ann Arbor, Mich rtcently spent several days with his parents. Rev.

and Mrs. Wye, He has been offered a Fellowship in the astronomical department in lb University of California at Berkeley. He is accepting the offer and will teach astronomy, while continuing his studies. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Bercaw of Galion. Mr. end Mr. E. H.

Stone-burner and daughter Virginia and son Paul were visitors in Mansfield. Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Peter and son Pale and Robert and Logan Peters of Marion spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Lester Met. L. B. Kerr was a business caller in Cleveland. Thursday.

Robert Ogg of Continental spent Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Met. Mr. and Mrs.

Doyle Trumpower and family moved from the Dixon property to the Edd Seller property Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Setter and family moved to the Koe Williamson property. Tueeday, which they recently purchased.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rinehart and family moved from the Agard property. Thursday, to their home which they recently purchased from Mra Agnes McClurg. Mlsa Gladys Burkhart of Mansfield spent the week-end with her father, John Burkhart, northwest of here.

Mr. and Mr. William Kit spent Sunday at the George Buchannan home at Unionvllla. Mrs. Bert Zody nd aon Eldon and daughter Geneva of near Perryvilie spent Thursday with Mr.

and Mr. Doyle Trumpower and family. C. and Forest Vannatta attended the funeral of the former brother. Dr.

Harvey L. Vannatta, at the M. E. church at Sycamore. Thursday.

Mrs. Myrtle Halbert of Gallon spent Monday here. Mr. and Mra, Homer Braden and sons Horace and Frederick and daughter Elizabeth. Mrs.

A. J. Craley and tons, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rgs.

Mr. and Mra R. C. Thatcher and daughters, Mrs. T.

L. Johnson. Mr. Charle Seiter. Mr.

L. B. Struthers, Mr. and Mr. Herbert Burkhart attended church services at Mt Tabor.

Sunday morning, where Rev. D. B. Cope, former Iberia pastor, is preaching. Virgil Garverick and E.

Cralev were business caller in Columbus, Wednesday. Mrs. Harold Sentman and son Richard of Cleveland pent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. McClarren. Mr. and Mr. Ora Myer of Caledonia were visitor at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Albright and family, Monday. Mr. L. B.

Struther and daughter Haiel were week-end visitor of Mr. and Mr. Edd Paton and family near Waldo. Mrs. I B.

Kerr spent Sunday at the home of her father, Henry Mumford at Marlon. Mr. and Mr. Silas Rinehart and daughter entertained at a birthday dinner Sunday In honor of their daughter, Mrs. W.

A. DPu of Mansfield. Those enjoying the affair were Mr. and Mrs. W.

A De-Pue and daughters Merrldelle, Margie and Margurette of Man, field, Mr. and Mr. Herold Rinehart and daughter Betty Jean of Steam Corners, Mr. and Mr. Slla Rinehart and daughter Marjorle and Louise.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goldsmith and family of Martel spent Sunday with Mra. Kathryn Hershner. Mr.

and Mr. C. W. Bayle of Akron were recent vlltor Of Mr. and Mr.

Blaine Fell. Mr. and Mrs. Jame Nelton and daughters Mary and Arlen and son Lowell of New London were Sunday guests of Miss Alice Nelson. The occasion honored Arlene' birthday Mr.

Charle Smith and son Harold, Mrs. Henry Zimmerman and Mrs. Roes Mead of this place and Mrs. Chauncey Ott of Martel, attended the district convention of Sons of Veteran Auxiliary at Gallon. Sunday.

Erwin and Melvln Close pent Friday at the home of their par-ent. Mr. and Mrs. C. F.

Clot of Marion. Mr. and Jlr. Emerson Rorick and daughter Dola of Caledonia, were Sunday guest of Mr. and Mr.

Edd Seiter and family. Ml Maxfeie Gillam ipent th week-end at her home at Bloom-vllle and Mis Cora Eibllng pent DERINGERS 15 David St Butter, lb. 25c VEAL Stew or Ifli-, Pocket lb. 1 15c 15c He Lemons 1 Kn 6 for Flour AQn 2Vi sack con 18c Climax Wall Paper Cleaner Veiner or 1 91j Bologna, lb A Chickens Old Dutch Cleanser can 7c MOCRMELOX (Marne) Five wild boars attacked an automobile on the state highway near here and fought the five occupants. The chauffeur succeeded in riding over the animals, killing one, but was stopped when a second was jammed in the steering rods.

The other three escaped. Wool wanted J. Curl Co. Adv. MIXER A clean, trim, sturdy, motor driven Food Mixer for Home Use Beats Quietly men foixibdl Sir 2 Sn.2 29c Can A7C 1 lb.

Can 13c 2 45c 2 Can. 29C -J KEEP TOTO CAXS PBZSHt Attract m. tray crumb fc Jk. a idMl atonal) bwb tnr a Iom Mm. -Ur 0PBGIAL 47e Smart Shops Make Gl asswaro Sparkle 11 MARY lit WORK 1 A Naw Eoiy Way ta Woih Oiihai And Do 2 Omar Hard Job InHolfthaTlmo Ever imnder how th (mart ahops get glastware and nn chin to spar like jewel on dupUy? It'a really very umpl.

Voucanwtih jTrtirowndlihrt th way get the tame reulU- and actually Mt half Ikt lime you not $14. Her' how they do it. They ute a product called Climalena. Your pocer either ha it or can obtain it (or you. End GreoM Scum Add one teupoonful of CUmalene to diihpan of water, ute only th amount of anap you now ute.

It in untly cut th greate from ditbei and cooking utensil, make iUawart spar kle and china gleam. The Qimalen. toftened water; plui certain bland cleanung agent, cut your dtahwashinf time or more iavet or mora th toap you now ute. To Avoid Faded. Gray Washing I Um 3 Ublepooni hi the uiual vtJL amount of oap.

Clothe emer toft, potlu, utterly without fading. For soap fade, and toap aat are ended thii way. In recent teu men'a blue ahirt wer washed 73 timet without notice, able fade; aheemt French hotiery 100 tme or more to provt the blandntu oftlujway. lonlihlathrub 2b4J AddtUbleepoon. tSvM ct diraalana 'N CS to your bath wa-l" 1 111 ter.

Itmakcath water toft at tummer rain. A quick, rich lather it made with toap. After the hath-jiut rinse the tub. That ia all. There just Un't any "high-water" mark.

No acrubbin no rubbin. Why Ir Cleans Gimalene instantly takea all the harth-neat out of lake water, medium bard water, and turd water. Make it aoft and gentle a rain water. So toft it doe the work with the toap you now use. At the tame time, due to certain bland cleansing agent, it instantly DlaSOtVU all greate.

dirt and grime, and thut cull your working time or more, ia within, cleaning and in the diihpan. Ovr 33,000,000 padagt totdtattytcr (( iCWim "a 12-OZ. BOX n-Qi. tzx 25 At All Grocers im mm it f.S. New ari Ice Teilet Cleaaeae Mom u4 I.G.A.

Ginger Ale 2 iS, 25c Fruits for Salad 2 Tall Cans 45C Post Toasties pkg. 11c l-l Mr. and Mrs. F. L.

McKlbben of North Canaan were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McKibben.

Mrs. J. J. Maidens, Mrs. Raymond McAnall, Mrs.

Harry Maidens and son Robert attended a shower for Mr. and Mr. Frank Henelty at th home of Mr. and Mr. Andrew Herr of North Canaan Wednesday.

Mr. Hendey was formerly Miss Mary Grace LeFever. Mr and Mrs. Jay McAnall of Akron arc visiting at the homes of Harry Harris. Mr.

and Mra Clem McAnall and other relative her. Editon New EDISON Mr. and M-a. Charle Pinyerd and daughter Pauline of Denmark apent Monday in Mt Gilead, guests of Mr. and Mrs.

James Pinyerd. Mr. and Mra Fred Leary and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Turner and son of Findlay were guests of Mrs.

Stella Gruber Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charle Bond and daughter are guests of Mr. and Mr.

Elmer Bond and family, south of Cardlngton. Mrs. Harley McClenathan of Frankenmuth, Mich, ia spending several weeks with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Well Farrl. Mr.

and Mr. Fred Ecele moved to the Roy Tuttle property east of town Tuesday. Mrs. Mary E. Blair accompanied Mr.

and Mra. Gln Manter of Delaware to Toledo Sunday, where they pent the day with Mr. and Mr. Craig Beck. Mr.

A. Rlgg and Mi Dorothy Dunton of Delaware wer entertained in th home of Mr. and Mr. 8. J.

Hildebrand of Boundary. Mr. and Mr. M. J.

McCabe of Sandusky apent Sunday with Mr, and Mra. John Germain. Mr. and Mr. Albert Shoewalter, Mr.

and Mr. E. B. Al worth of Penlan, and Mr. Donna Eccle vis- SPRING'S 7M 8.

Prospect St Opposite McKlnley rark Lake. EGGS Strictly fresh Country Eggs, dnien 15c Pineapple, large can, Gold Medal, heavy syrup, can XJC Orange, Sunklit, OQa 200 rite, dot tC Coffea Maxwell QQ House, 3 lbs oC Matches Ohio blue 1 tip, carton 6 boxes XaC ICE CREAM Butter, No. 1 grade, lb La Prance, 2 10c boxes Peanut Butter, lb. glass Jar Sugar, 10 lb. cloth bag Man Or Wr Coffee, lb Doggie Dinner, 2 ctn 26c 15c 19c 53c 25c 15c House-leaning gappllra.

Johnson' Floor Wax. Electric Floor Polisher to rent. Dutchor Doy IMarkot 170 E. Center. C.

E. Courts, Mgr. Paons MM Fresh Callies, lb. Pork Shoulder Steak, lb. Freh Pork Liver, lb Beef Pot Roast, lb 12 19c 19c 12c Boil, lb AUC Si, lb.19c-22c Breast, lb A0C Veal nn Rout, lb uc fresh creamery, lb.

vv Bread Off 41', lb. Oleo AA. very good, 2 A0C WE DELIVER Call aa when yon hav any Veal or Beef to aefl AH happy- fdiher-moiher son-daughter- Moiher now serves tSBDEIF it's a berdan coffee Longshore Fresh Fruits Vegetables STRAWBERRIES GARDEN SEEDS SPECIALS 7 C.ru Crem or (C Tel. tm We Deliver It7 8. Main Family Brand Ace High 85c Big 3 65c Black Gold 39c Good Health Red Top 53c American Beauty 49c and Center.

Evenings. Deilrarr- wuaua inm rwwnv. muwm awarMM, eatery lrt and eaoll- pineapple mni banna. (WEE Grapefruit, I.G.A. Goes Malt Prices LU FRESH PRUNES Cocoa, I.G.A.

CookrJ oq Com Brrf, lb SOAP White Laundry 8 bars 25c LG.A. PEANUT BUTTER 19c Cake Flour ay BalJentines 57c mate 53c Cream of 59c Schlitz 53c Buckeye 49c Roppert's 55c Barbarrosa 53c PINEAPPLE, LGA Peas, I.G A No. 4 Sieve I.G.A. Macaroni, Spaghetti, Noodles, box 5c Bottle Caps, gross 18c GUARANTEED PAINTS SI 69 For inside and ouuide ue, per gal. M(3 2 Malic Go.

Cor. Ktate Open Phone Rii, it 2ll-23c Frwh Tie riant, Armour' A Big 9Q Milk Cream 91 1 Chwe, lb Smoked 1C Calliea, lb Can 9 for OK- Plum. MC DREAD 6iG Bad Boil, lb. 8c 12V2C Beef 1 Cm Roa.t, lb. XUK Veal a A Pork Chop UC Steak Veal Pork Romt I Roat Roun'l A Swi Steak Steak LG.A.

Salt 2 lb. Round Bos 3 for 20c Creamery 97 Butter lb. LiZ 2 lbs 29c -Natural tint Smoked Callies '1C a to 7 lbs. lb. Bacon 19c 2 to 4-lb.

piece lb. Pni Sunlist Orange Q1 16 size An, OlC 4 lbs- 27r Banana for ineiap Applet OQi mrv Oi ranrv 113. BRUNO'S MARKET 147 N. Main 3t Plenty Fresh Strmvborrios REASONABLE PRICES 18 Sunkist Oranges for 16 Florida Oranges for. Bananas, 4 lbs.

for Tomatoes, corn, 3 cans for Man 0 War Coffee, 25c 3 lbs. for 72c Green Label Coffee, lb. 27c Grapefruit, 6 for MaafcroNM. paaa. gri kawM, ima nJona.

earrnU. aapMgas. 1 rrfi)G 1 In. HMg WCVBea. MM HtM, wwt poUfcx.

DtNod and Wincaap apple, S)cti lb. 9Kp Pig 6 0C i.