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Universal Furniture Inc.
1446 E. Main Street
Give Your Living Room Character
Why Buy The Ordinary When You Can Buy
CUSTOM MADE Living Room Furniture
For LESS MONEY AT
UNIVERSAL FURNITURE INC.
Open any evening by
appointment
STORE HOURS
10:30-5:30
EV. 5980
Or Call
DO. 8695
CLASSIFIED
SECTION
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INFORMATION
A Crew-Cut By A Cut-Crew
Classic Barber Shop
828 Chillicothe St.
Briefc, Block and Concrete Work
James Grimm. Na. 8 Waller St.
Phone 5-5422
ALUMINUM AWNINGS
KOOL VENT ALUMINUM AWNINGS
WetherGard Aluminum Products
Third and Bond Phone 1.0601
AMBULANCE SERVICE
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Mart Glynn Ph. 2-8021
BUILDING MATERIALS
Pat's Tru-Line Blox
PRE-CAST CONCRETE CO. Dial 2-8281
STAHLER'S
PHARMACY
208 Market St. Phone 2-3171
Portsmouth, Ohio
goeeoooooeooooooooooooer
IDEAL MILK CO.
PORTSMOUTH
DIAL 3-2951
MELCHER FUNERAL
Phone AMBULANCE
23191 SERVICE
1417 Offnero St.
SAVE!
Use Our
Professional
Restyling
and
Reupholstering
Service
PORTSMOUTH S
Business Equipment
Smith-Corona Typewriter^ and Clary Add
ing Machines, Franenfee Dealer. Stapi*.
ton Office Supply. S29 Sirth. Phone 8-2781
Coel
DUNN COAL CO.
Gallia and Broadway Streets
GLASS
PORTSMOUTH GLASS CO.
1541 Gallia St. Phone 61301
Parking Lot tn Rear
Auto and Window Glass Installed
We Can Furnish
All Your Glass Needs
Paul Duplain Joe Kehoe
Painting Decorating
PAINTING inside and Out
Steaming oft paper Patch Plaster.
Floor Fin O Greenwood Ph 4-6967
Plumbing
A Call To
MARTIN PLUMBING CO.
Means Prompt Courteous Service
Dial $-6041 511 Lincoln St.
Rest Homes
RIVERVIEW MANOR eonvaleeeent Homt
for aged and infirm. Ph. Win. Frasure,
Laces 2861 or 8941 for rates.
ANNE'S
Pastry Shops
828 Gallia Ph. 26721
708 Chillicothe St. Ph. 27291
FISHER
TV & Appliance Co.
Used & New—Sales & Service
5604 Gallia St. Ph. Scioto 327
HOME
Off Street Parking
DON'T
Phono
47831
The Style Center of PorUmoutb
KIRBYZS FLOWERS
GALLIA AT FINDLAY STREETS
3-2661 Portsmouth, Ohio
DISTEL FURNITURE CO.
The Friendly Store
7th and Chillicothe Sts. Phono 24811
IS YOUR
FIRE INSURANCE
Based On An
OUTMODED
SCALE OF VALUES?
DELAY CHECK NOW
VETTER and SONS
739 5th St. Portsmouth, Ohio z PHONE 3-2401
The Citizens Saving and Loan
Association Company
505 Chillicothe St. Portsmouth, O.
"Insured Safety7' for your Savings
Monthly Reduction Mortgage Loans
WANT BUILDING MATERIALS
AT REASONABLE PRICES
Call
HAAS LUMBER CO.
2'8"x6'8" Flush Inferior
Doors—"A" Grade $9.90
Peebles, Ohio Phone 52
According to the report of the
subcommittee, some 435,000 juve
niles were taken to court in 1953,
and an estimated 1,250,000 youths
between the ages of 10 and 17
broke the law and got into trouble
with the police.
Monsignor Schieder said the re
port meant that ‘‘the time has
come when we adults must become
Book Shop
Ann“ jfafA
I Portsmouth, Ohio
Medals & Chains
Miraculous
18” sterling silver
chains with clasp.
4.50
4-Way
24” and 26” sterling
silver endless chains
4.00 to 6.00
Shop 9:15 To 5:30
Phone 2-1211
...
E. H. RUSSELL
GLASS CO.
1106 Gallia St.
PORTSMOUTH. OHIO
“Give Us a Break*
SINGER
SEWING CENTER
Now is the time to buy
SOC Chfllieethe 8t. Phene 1-8661
LEE'S
WATCH REPAIR
MINFORD, OHIO
Next door to the Post Office
If you haven't been reading the
want ads, you have been losing
money. Read them one profit.
SEAGRAVES ELECTRIC
COMPANY
Electric Wiring of all Kinds
Phone 3-4351 1661 11th St.
BICYCLES
HOLMAN CYCLE SHOP
Gasoline Engines, Parts and Service
17th and Grandview Phone 3-3891
Open Evenings until 8
STEWART’S
DRUG STORE
ORIGINAL CUT RATE
Drugs 1 Prescriptions
904 GALLIA PH. 2447
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO
C. Herrman & Sons Co.
MEAT MARKETS
I
eighth and Murray St 913 Gallia St
Phon. 8399 and 465 Phono 2840
Robert Cox
Royal Cleaners
Pick Up and Delivery Service
1644-11th St. Phone 63071
REAL ESTATE
REALTOR
Sales Rentals Loans
List Your Property With Us
DIAL 6-7991
If No Answer Call 4-7189
ED KIZER
1212 2nd Portsmouth
For Quick
Winter Starting
AUTOLITE
And
FIRESTONE
BATTERIES
Town And Country
Winter Tread
TIRES
SHOP and SAVE at
WALTON
SUPER SERVICE
2nd at Scioto River Bridge
Phone 3-5801
outh Battles Many Obstacles
In Daily Life, Priest Stresses
WASHINGTON (NC) The kids haven’t done so badly after all, one of the nation’s
best known Catholic Youth leaders said in effect here in expressing his reaction to the in
terim report of the Senate subcomittee investigating juvenile delinquency.
“I am surprised at the comparatively few juveniles that have gone before the na
tion’s courts ... considering the soul-ravishing obstacles that are mounting daily for our
youth, and the sad lack of respon
sibility on the part of parents and
adults toward youth,” said Msgr,
Joseph E. Schieder, director of the
Youth Department of the National
Catholic Welfare Conference.
brutally honest with ourselves and
youth.”
Calling tha condition of adult
society "sad," Monsignor Schiod
or, who tastifiod before the Sen
ate subcommittee last year, said
it must be remembered that the
divorce rate in this country has
skyrocketed in the past two
decades or so.
Not too many years ago, he said,
the divorce rate was approximately
one in fifteen marriages, whereas
today it is about one in every
two-and-a-half marriages.
Pointing to other factors he felt
were “soul ravishing obstacles” for
today’s youth, he said it must be
kept in mind also that pornograph
ic materials and indecent liter
ature are “the common bill of
fare” for any child or youth who
wishes to indulge in them.
He contrasted this situation
with the turn of the century when
such material was “practically un
known” for juvenile consumption.
The subcommittee report, in
dealing with obscene materials,
had said that children are one of
the prime targets of the industry
which produces pornography, and
Catholic Students
To Stage Protest
Strike in Belgium
BRUSSELS—(NC* A second
one-day strike of Catholic students
and teachers in Belgium’s public
and Catholic schools was called for
here to protest against the govern,
ment’s educational policies.
The strike was scheduled for
March 25 at a meeting of the Ca
tholic Committee for Freedom and
Democracy, attended by some 10,
000 leaders of various Catholic or
ganizations.
Ths strike is to bo a part of
four-woek protest campaign to
get the Socialist-Liberal govern
ment to restore full subsidies to
Catholic schools.
In the first one-dav school strike,
which took place last Nov. 24, an
estimated 1,000,000 students stayed
out of school. Approximately 30,
000 Catholic lay teachers also par
ticipated.
As part of the new campaign,
the Catholic People’s Party, the
largest single party in the county,
has agreed to break off all rela
tions with the government during
the protest period.
At Its meeting here, the Com
mittee for Freedom and Democ
racy asked every Catholic par
ish in the nation to plan a pro
test demonstration. It also called
on its own district committees to
organise counter-demonstrations
wherever a ceremony is held at
which a cabinet minister Is to
bo present.
One such counter-demonstration
has already been staged. Recently
Premier Achille Van Acker and
Minister of Education Leo Collard
were expected to attend the lay
ing of the cornerstone of a public
school in Bruges. They did not
show up. But the demonstration
took place anyway.
It's DOLLAR
for your dollars
2 Convenient Locations
which does a business amounting
to something between 100 and 300
million dollars a year.
"Religion, for the modern-day
youth," said Monsignor Schieder
in reference to another obstacle,
"is frequently considered old
fashioned and we are extremely
careful to have divorced it from
our general education program
even to the point where releas
ed time programs' of religious
instruction, wherein a child or
youth may worship according to
tho dictates of his own con
science, are outlawed in many
areas of the country."
The Senate subcommittee, pre
dicting that at the present rate of
increase, it is quite possible that
by 1960, some 1,700,000 young
sters will get into trouble with the
police and about 785,000 of them
will go to court, added:
“The challenge is to prevent as
many as possible of these children
from taking the first wrong turn
on the road to waywardness and
to somehow turn those who do
back onto the right track.”
In his remarks, Monsignor
Schieder suggested four solutions
to be followed:
“1) Introduce youth to Almighty
God through proper religious
training.
“2) Emphasize the grave respon
sibility attendant upon marriage.
“3) Recognize the fact that in
the home and in the home alone
—not a youth center or play
ground, can a child or youth be
properly reared.
“4) Have courage on the part of
our lawmakers to place laws on the
books that will stop the flow of
indecent movies, filthy literature
and pornographic materials that
are rampant today simply because
our lawmakers are fearful of the
billions of dollars that spell power
and control these industries.”
In a special section of its inter
im report, the subcommittee dealt
with juvenile delinquency on In
dian reservations.
It said that “slum-like” condi
tions on Indian reservations
amounted to major contributions
to the rising rate of delinquency
among Indian youths.
One example of poor living con
ditions included in the subcom
mittee report showed that in the
Standing Rock Reservation in
North and South Dakota, the av
erage yearly family income is $767
and 61 per cent of the families
live in log cabins, predominantly
one-room affairs.
The subcommittee strongly rec
ommended that the Indians be giv
en better housing, urged that steps
be taken to raise the economic lev
el of Indian families, give them
better health protection and in
crease the law enforcement agen
cies on the reservations.
-----------------o-----------------
CINCINNATI, Ohio (NC)
The eighth annual Xavier Univer
sity Family Life Conference, sched
uled April 1-3, will have as its
principal speaker Father John L.
Thomas, S.J., of the institute of
social order at St. Louis University
it has been announced here by
Robert F. Cissell, director.
With the opening of our new drive-in office at
Olentangy River Road and West Third, Dollar Federal
Savings makes it doubly convenient doubly attrac
tive ... to depositors. It's so easy to pull up to the drive
in window and make your deposits without leaving your
car. If your business requires longer, there is always
plenty of parking space.
When you're downtown you'll find the same cheery
welcome at our 51 East Gay Street office. Savings ac
counts earn an attractive 2!6% and ore insured to
$10,000. When your account is with Dollar Federal
you can do business with either office.
DOLLAR FEDERAL SAVINGS
Olentangy River Road at W. Third
KL. 4643 Hours: 9:00-3:00 9:00-6:00 Fridays
51 East Gay Street
CA. 4-314S Hours: 9:00-2:00 9:00-5:30 Fridays
CLASSIFIED
SECTION
29e per tine
Send Ad. Ta
P. O. Bax S3*
Columba. It. O
Co.tom-Burlt Kitchen Cabinet.
Formica Top. Store Fixture.
PHELPS CABINET SHOP Dial 2-5523
One Mile South on State Route 4
Special Purchase
SHORT TIME ONLY
International Harvester
REFRIGERATORS and
FREEZERS
For Your Next Sale
Call JOHN PFARR. JR.. Auctioneer
Richwood. Ohio Phone 2411
Automobile Dealers
McDaniels
Your Pontiac-Cadillac Dealer
Marion's Oldest Dealership 1916.
309 W. Center Dial 2-3134
BANKING SERVICE
Complete Banking Service
The Campbell National Bank
Phone 77 LaRue Ohio
Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp.
MARION
Lincoln-Mercury Co. inc.
Robert H. McMahon
Ph. 2-3195 2-3189
“Good Quality Used. Cars"
262 8. Main St. Marion, O.
FRANCIS J. VOLL
TAILOR
Cleaning—Pressing—Repairing
327 Lafayette Street
Marisa. Ohio
The Diamond Center Of Marion
LORDS
JEWELERS
114 S. Main St.
Westinghouse TV
You can be sure IF IT’S
WESTINGHOUSE
BON NEFF, INC.
Harding Highway East
Dial 2-6660
at the
Premium Beers A Fancy Drinks.
The Diamond Store of Merion
MAY’S
DIAMONDS WATCHES
Marion’s Oldest Jewelers
i
RALPH'S
Hub Bar and Grill
WHERE SPORT FANS MEET*
I 131 S. Main Phone 3-9989i
Marion, Ohio
I
I
I
I,
Waa Now
8.2 Refrigerator 3264. 8185.
10.4 Refrigerator 3309. 3249.
8.8 Refrigerator 3369. 3265.
Automatic Defrosting
10.2 Refrigerator 3429. 3275.
Automatic Defrosting
PLUS YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR
FREEZERS
7 eu. ft. Chest Type 82*9. 3189.
12 cu. ft Chest Type 8419. 3’89.
20 eu. ft Chest Type -—573. 3389.
Fairchild's
GULF SERVICE
S. Prospect St. Dial 3-9994
Miami. Ohio
HOWARD & VERNON BAKER
Plumbing & Heating
Pump Work A Specialty
630 Oak St. Dial 2-8904
OPEN HOUSE, 625 N. Greenwood St
Now Open For Your Inspection. The
Contemporary By Metropolitan. WILLIAM
WILSON SR.. 137 S. High St., Ph. 2-5715.
Associated with A. S. Daniels, Broker.
Four Ohio seniors will represent the College of St. Mary of the Springs in the currant WHO'S
WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. The student* were selected on the basis of
leadership, scholarship, end service to school and community. Those selected, pictured above left to
right, are Kay Hoxbach, Salem nursing major, president of the Camillian Club and vice-president of
the Student Nurses Association of Columbus Patricia Fallon, Columbus English major, president of
♦he senior class and of the Ohio-Kentucky region of NFCCS Eleanor Porchetti. Columbus musk major,
president of the college glee club, and Nancy Russ. Youngstown education major, student governor.
MARION
These business firms deserve your patronage. Use this section as a guide when buying.
Friday. March 18.1955 THE CATHOLIC TIMES—7
Springs Represented hi College ‘Who’s XS ho’
MARION CAR I AGE
Local and coast-to-coast moving
Low independent rates. Agent Ste
vens Van Lines. 893 Wilson Ave.
Dial 2-2747___________________
ALLIED VAN LINES
Im
RITZ BAR & GRILL
tn Marian
You can get the best Italian Spa.
ghetti, Ravoli, Italian Pitta. Good
Steaks & Chicken and HOME MADE
PASTERIES.
it'
DENNY MALLOY’S
BEER and WINE STORE
141 N. Main St. Next Door State Liquor Store
FAST, FREE DELIVERY TILL 11:00 P.M.
2-1522
BEER ALE WINES
DRIVE-IN PARKING IN REAR
Dry Cleaners Painting Decorating
harraman dry cleaners
288 E. Church St
_______ Marion 2-1627_______
Furniture Stores
GROLL'S—WALDO
Authorized Dealers
Conxider H. Willett
Fine Solid Cherry and Solid Maple
Furniture
Open Tom.. Thur... and Sgt Till 9
LANDSCAPING
Scout TREE Service
CODY HARTMAN. Owner
28 year's experience. Free estimate*.
641 Oak St Dial 2-7472 Evening*
MOVING—STORAGE—PACKING
MOVING Local, also trailers for rent,
two and four-wheel, all types, hitch fur
nished. Move yourself, save 333'a. Dial
2-1763, 197 S. Prospect St.
PAINTING and DECORATING. Many
Year- of Satisfactory Workj Reverse
Calls. Daugherty Brothen. Phone 3727
after 5:30 p.m. Richwood, O.
PLUMBERS
SEWERS A DRAINS
F. E. Robinson
Plumbing Heating Power Digging
232 S. High Dial 8-1774
Electric Roto-Rooter Sewer and
Drain Service. 592 E. George St.
Marion 2-2726
RELIGIOUS ARTICLES
A
126 Oak St Dial 2-2537 Television Antennas
Installed & Repaired
John & Bob Paulus
PET SHOP
Beautiful Bab? Parakeets
KA YLEE PET SHOP
543 S. Prospect St Dial 24)596
GLADYCE LINN
Realtor Ph. 3-6865
SHOP AND SAVE
Finn Furniture For The Homs
V .Soys 0 Ryi 1 7rude (h
Lennon's
THRIFT MARKET
129 S. Main St.
rion, O. Ph. 21725
Mar ion'• Old eat Established
Produce Center
sccoceeocooeooeocxxaoocc
we will dabver yea a asw 1954 Senas 159 Chevrelet S Door
Sedan for ____________________________
Religious Gift «s Truly
Appreciated.
Benson Elchert Religious Shop
328 Silver St- Marion. Ohio
SHOES
Smart & Waddell
GOOD SHOES
for nearly 50 years.
E. Center 118 S. Mein
137
WRIGHT
Transfer & Storage Co.
AGENT
TELEVISION REPAIR
Ph. 27684 Ph. 2-4691
576 E. Church 437 Oak St.
Television Antennas
RONALD W. ARNDT
259 E Walnot Dial 2-84R0 sxentngy
Tile Bath Room
Tile Work of All Kinds
Cell or Write for Free Estimate
H. K. AND R. M. STONER
FINDLAY MANTEL
and TILE CO.
116 W. Front St.
Findlay, O. Phone 4470
Phones 2-0118 2-2605
MALO BROS.
& SONS
Silver and Bartram Area.
Marion. Ohio
Thia price inchidea state tax and title fee.
Midtown Chevrolet Company
293 S Main street telephone 4.2155 Marion. Ohio
Men's and Boys' Fine Clothing and Shoes
For Fun and Health
31717.22
A. AXE and SON i
FUNERAL AMBULANCE
DIRECTORS SERVICE
B^BrMi BiM"»* BB B'" 'W«
JIM DUGAN, INC.
a
b.j
Roller Skate
Just Completed
8,000 sq. ft. of Skating Area
New Plastic Covered Floor
New Fiber Glass Ceiling
KARG'S Roller Arena
Junction Rts. 23 and 30 North UPPER SANDUSKY, O.

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