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I PAGE 19 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1953 THE MARION STAR, MARION, OHIO Leave City Hospital kle, and Mr. Moloney is with the Rotarians Hear Around About Marion (Tuesday) Mrs. Jack E. Powers and baby, sets of twins are enrolled among the 375 students at Wheeler School" here. Miss Gladys Milton has four sets of twins in her first grade class.

"It's all quite confusing," she admitted. 1019 Cheney Donald Chap Discussion on man, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tuere's Something of Interest in Every Line Charter Plan Chapman, 355 N. Prospect Keith Brammer, 7, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Marion "Brammer," 442 Thompson Mrs. Bert Richard firm of Moloney and Kelly. Program chairman for the day was C. H.

Bachelder. Visiting Rotarians at the meeting included S. Dietrich of West Shore, L. J. Hammer of Casa Grande, and George F.

Leatherman of Findlay. A guest of the club was George Bundick of Upper Sandusky. Student reporter from the senior English class of St. Mary Parochial School was Jack O'Keefe. Enter City Hospital (Tuesday) Sherry Valentine, 6, daughter of son, Richwood; Mrs.

Virgil Stotts, 641 S. Prospect Mrs. Kenneth Sickel, Caledonia. City Hospital Births (Saturday) Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Powers, 1019 Cheney a son, Donald Allen. Mrs. Powers, the former Miss Jean Herbst, and the baby were released today. (Tuesday) Mr. and Mrs.

Harold R. Valentine, 463 N. Prospect St, treatment Two Attorneys Explain City Operations Under Home Rule Program Two Marion attorneys, Louis B. RECOGNITION AT LAST SKOWHEGAN, Me. (UP) Acting Postmaster Francis E.

Croteau announced with pride that Washington has agreed to provide funds for an exterior sign to identify the post office here The building has been identified by word of mouth since it was erected in 1916. Arlene Wickersham, 13, daugh v. ft "f- 1 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mr.

and Mrs. John Bowlin, near Marion Lions Club Annual Charity Bazaar, September 24th, 25th, 26th, Art Building, Marion County Fairgrounds. Games, fun for all. Free admission. Ad.

DOUBLE TAKE BALDWIN, Miss. (UP) Nine wickersham, Broadway, underwent eye surgery, condition Conkle and Bernard C. Moloney, presented a discussion on the home Marion, a daughter. (Today) Mr. and Mrs.

Yovell Blair, 809 WILSON GROCERY Avondale a daughter. "fairly good." Mrs. Forest Hayman, 680 Unca-pher surgery Wednesday. Mrs. George Bowling, near Marion, medical care.

Bob and Alice Smith, Owners Fur Restyling Repairing, relining, cleaning. Lurye Furs, 199 W. Center. Ad. Phone 2-372S 1014 N.

Main St Attend Revival Meetings At Fite Memorial Baptist Church, corner of Davids and Darius, 7:30 p.m. Sept. 8 to 20. Hear Mrs. Sarah J.

Jones, 386 Bright- O'Leary-Whidden Ins. Agency Now located 361 Windsor. Dial 2-4108. Ad. wood medical care.

(Today) Evangelist A. P. Sengpiehl. Sermon topic for tonight "The Bible Chmrmin 4 for OYSTERS 79c TOILET TISSUE 35c Sliced Ken-Dawn I Heaven. Ad.

Homer Eber, 162 Homer ob Licensed Home Day Nursery Or 24-hour care. All ages. 374 Stag Fish Fry servation. Mrs. Pernice Collier, 696 Hocking medical care.

Windsor St. Dial 2-3207. Ad. Friday, Sept. 18, 1953, American rule form of city government when they spoke before Marion Rotarians in their weekly luncheon meeting Tuesday at Hotel Harding.

Mr. Conkle, in explaining the "home rule charter plan," stated that that type of government surpasses a mayor-council plan in that the people elect the city council and the council in turn selects a city manager who is a professional administrator. He added, however, that this government makes the council liable to everything the city manager does. The nomination and election of the council was exgf.ained by Mr. Moloney.

He told his audience the home rule government committee would nominate candidates for city council and each of the six wards in Marion would elect one councilman. The remaining three then are elected by a total Marion vote. Mr. Conkle is associated with the firm of Guthery, Harmon and Con OPEN SUNDAY 9 TO 12 Legipn, Porter-Snyder Post 605, Waldo, Ohio. Ad.

SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS CONFER. National Democratic Chairman Stephen Mitchell (right) confers with two leaders of the South-ern Democrats, Gov. Hugh White (left) of Mississippi and Gov. John S. Battle (center) of Virginia at the Democratic.

Party conference in Chicago. The rules and by-laws committee adopted a southern-sponsored resolution to set up a special advisory committee to study the controversial issue of the so-called loyally oath Mabel's Beauty Shop Now open Ad. Driving Lessons Call Easy Method. For information, dial 2-0212. After 5 p.m.

dial 3-2395. Ad. Bake Sale Basaar FREE DELIVERY PHONE 2-2420 Caledonia Council Room, Satur day, September 19, sponsored by Coon Dog Field Trial Sunday September 20, 1953. Fol Caledonia Eastern Star. From 9 a m.

on. Ad. low signs from Waldo. Lunch and Hollyday Rug Co. Rug cleaning, sizing, repairing, mothproofing.

Dial 2-5695. Ad. Galion Council Approves refreshments served on ground Sponsored by Waldo Sportsman 215 North Main Street Fro Parking in the Rear Invisible Reweaving Burns, moth holes, and tears Club Ad. Airport Runway Repair Special to The Star GALION City Council, recog Expert work guaranteed. 48 hours service in emergencies.

Dial 2-3595 Old-Fashioned Chicken Dinner Served by the Ladies of the Pleasant Grove Church of Christ at Mt. Gilead School Cafeteria, Thurs. Sept. 17 from 5:30 to 9 p.m. Adult tickets, children to 12, 65c Ad.

or 1204 East Center. Ad. Rummage Sale I By King's Daughters, Saturday, September 19 at Palace Theater Building. Ad. Hunting Licenses Issued At Bob's Shell Service, N.

Main and George Sts. Ad. U. S. No i POTATOES Dccsa i SSa I llcr.burccr 3 $1 nib Doil 5 $1X3 1 Grcsnd Dcsf 49c Rcnd end Sniss Sleek, lop credo 52c Puddir.2 32s Golcxna 33c Rummage Sale Palace Theater Friday, Sept.

18, 8:30 a.m. LeMeres Study Club. Ad. Insurance Auto, Fire, Life For Farm Bureau Insurance call John Shroats 2-4971 anytime. New office location, 624 E.

Center. Ad. Card of Thanks We wish to express our heart nizing the importance of maintaining the Galion-Crestline airport, took action at its regular meeting, Tuesday night, to repair the runway. An ordinance was passed, by suspending the rules to give it second and third readings, which authorizes the service director to advertise for bids and enter into contract to make repairs for the runway at a cost not to exceed $2,000. This amount is to be transferred from the general fund, the ordinance specified.

Prior to introduction of the or felt thanks and appreciation to our many friends, neighbors and rela Sweeper Repair Pick-up and delivery. 702 Darius St. Dial 2-0265 Ad. Free Cancer Clinic Open 9 a.m. every Thursday morning.

Make appointments for examination by calilng 2-9010 from 12 to 1 and 5 to 6. Ad. tives for the many kindnesses and floral offerings received during the illness and death of our wife and Special Meetings To Close Sunday Special meetings being held nightly at the Fite Memorial Baptist Church at the corner of Davids and Darius Sts. will close with the evening service Sunday. Monday's service was observed as "Officers Night" recognizing the officers of the church, of the different organizations and of the Sunday School.

Tuesday was "Men's Night," with nearly an equal number of men present as women. The oldest and youngest fathers were recognized. Tonight will be "Women's Night," with the oldest and youngest mothers being recognized. Thursday will be VYouth Night" with a goal of more young people than adults present. Friday will be observed as "Sunday School Night." The classes will sit together in reserved seats.

Recognition will be given the class with the largest number of members present, and the largest family present will be honored with a gift. v' Rev. Arthur Sengpiehl, Chicago Evangelist, will speak tonight on the theme, "The Bible Heaven," Thursday night on, "When God Says No." and Friday night on, tvlV )A CLEANSER JfSw 'llf mother. Mr. Ashley Alspach Mr.

and Mrs. D. P. Alspach Local Temperature dinance, Councilman Thomas Mr. and Mrs.

I. H. Ballinger In Loving Memory Of Ruth L. Jaggers. who passed away Sept.

16th, 1950. Sadly missed by Children Ad. Lean I Tender Pork Steak Cjs I Chscit Hosst 32s GLUTEN 8 TIE New Jonathan BREAD BROOMS APPLES 37c 99c 3 lb. 35o Frozen Pcrcb Fillets 32s Maidens spoke favorably of the legislation and the importance of the airport to all industries in the Coldest in State Marion was the coldest spot in Ohio during the past week accord Mr. and Mrs.

L. E. Lobdell and Mrs. Marion Seckel Mr. and Mrs.

W. F. WiUauer' Ad. city. Recommendation that drain Use Roman Cleanser Bleach to make children's undies snowy-white and sanitary.

To remove stubborn stains, sm easy directions on labol. ing to the figures of the Weather age tile, grading and asphalt run way surfaces be repaired was re Bureau Office of the United States Department of Commerce in Co lumbus: Temperatures' in the Marion ceived by Council at a previous meeting in a report from J. W. Caris, chairman of the public property committee of Council. Government funds were not available for the repairs, Council leared from the Civil Aeronautics Authority, recently.

area were eight degrees below the seasonal normal for the week ending Tuesday. Temperatures in D3 tne AKron-canton area and in Chillicothe were seven degrees below average, but no other city matched Marion's eight-degree "The Great Tribulation," a mes LAST CHANGE for SWEET G0RI1 CANNING TOMATOES '1 $1 LIMA BEANS GREEN BEANS CABBAGE MANGOES BEETS CARROTS APPLES POTATOES NEW SHIPMENT OF fflOILILAIWtt BlflLBS FLORISTS SIZE Fairview Gardens Closed on Sundays 433 W. Fairground St. Phone 2-1722 figure. Phone 2-4555 265 Uncapher Ave.

Below normal temperatures WINDY PIECE SPOKANE, Wash. (UP) A Deer Park. man told police his auto fender was caved in by an outdoor table blown by- a gust of wind from the balcony of a downtown building. His name Larry Gust. sage on Bible prophecy.

The public is invited to attend these services at 7:30 p.m., the pastor, Rev. Norman Renn, stated. There will be a "sermon injnagic" for the children at. each service. were reported over the entire state as a cold front moved in breaking the heat wave which had gripped the area for almost three weeks.

During the week of Sept. 9 to it 15, more than one-half an inch of rain fell in the city. A total of .59 inches was reported. This was more than had fallen during the entire preceding three weeks. This rainfall was the highest recorded in the state was close behind with 58 hund i 1 CI 5 mnnr reths of an inch, while Delaware With Otm had an even one-half inch.

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to 8 P.M. Thursday 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Friday 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.

Saturday 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. The five day outlook for the state indicates that it will stay cool for a while. Temperatures are expected to be three degrees below normal until the weekend. 1 fRfl I Tender T-Bone Sirloin or Round CHEVROLET 59c tfEEBS 69c Fast Economical Service In Morion's largest body and mechanical repair shop.

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