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Thursday, October 24, 1946
SCHOLASTIC AND ATTENDANCE ROLL
ANNOUNCED FOR SUMMERFIELD HIGH
The scholastic and attendance
honor roll for Summerfield high
school for six-week period ending
October 11 has been released by
F. W. Bishop, superintendent of
schools.
The various classes in the high
school have also organized for the
coming year. The new officers are
as follows:
Senior Class
President, Ward Cunningham
vice president. Carroll Guiler, sec
retary-treasurer, George Horton,
and class advisor, F. W. Bishop.
Junior Class
President, John Schehl, vice
president. Jack Franklin secretary
-treasurer, Jolene Guiler class ad
visor, Grace Taylor.
Sophomore Class
President, Delores Clark, vice
president, Racey Morris secretary
treasurer, Irene Horton class ad
visor, Ruth Day.
Freshman Class
President, Alice Mallett vice
president, Marvin Orr, secretary
treasurer, Joann Crum class ad
visor, Otis King.
The scholastic honor roll is as
follows:
Grade 9—Alice Mallett, Cather
ine Palmer Grade 10—Pearl Bates,
Irene Horton, Delores Clark, Kath-
ROXY
“House of Hits’*
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
—Double Feature—
Thundering Thrills On
The Range!
Action Music Romance
GENE AUTRY
in
“GOLD MINE
IN THE SKY”
With Smiley Burnette
—2nd Feature—
She’s Got Kiss-Behaving Ways!
BONITA GRANVILLE
ALLAN JONES
in
“SENORITA FROM
THE WEST”
with
Fuzzy Knight
Spade Cooley’s Orchestra
FRIDAY SATURDAY
Matinee Saturday—2:00 P. M.
—Double Feature------
Barking Six Guns
Blazing Action!
SUNSET CARSON
in
“RED RIVER
RENEGADES”
—Second Swell Feature—
HE
GLORIA JEAN
with John Quoits
Bill Gotdwio
Keels Brasssilt
Sbtldon Lsontrd
Gai Sckillitl
Tines Bsrnetl
Also Chapter No. 3
“Zorro’s Black Whip”
SUNDAY MONDAY
TUESDAY
Matinee Sunday—2:00 P. M.
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mils...
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LOVING!
LOOTING!
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COLUMBIA
PICTURES
riE‘11
WITH V- 'Vj
Evelyn KEYES
71 1
Willard PARKER
If
Larry PARKS
Edgar BUCHANAN
COMEDY AND NEWS
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
OCTOBER 30 31
2—Big Features—2
On the Trail of Hidden Terror!
BASIL RATHBONE
NIGEL BRUCE
“PURSUIT TO
ALGIERS”
—2nd Feature—
JOHNNY MACK BROWN
—In—
“UNDER ARIZONA
SKIES”
leen Hesson Grade 11—James Os
borne. Gene Osborne, Jack Frank
lin, John Schehl, Edith Leach
Grade 12 Dorothy Ann Sorg,
and Freda Sorg.
The attendance honor roll in
cludes:
Grade 12—Freda Sorg, Alfred
Warner, Paul Ritterbeck, Donald
Franks, Ward Cunningham, Rich
ard Crum, Junior Carpenter, and
George Horton Grade 9—Bernard
Okey, Dale Garrett, Junior Poul
ton, Ralph Franks, Dick Bates,
Feme Williams, Eugene Bates,
Ralph Ritterbeck, Irene Sorg, Alice
Mallett, Ruth Triplett, Joan Crum,
Agatha Lou Leasure, Betty Davis,
Ethel Kirkbride, and Catherine
Palmer.
Grade 10—Mary Warner, Irene
Horton, Delores Clark, Kathleen
Hesson, Mary Lou King, Pearl
Bates, Sula Gordon, Nancy Leach.
Paul King. Racey Morris, Eugene
Haga, Eugene Guiler, Irene Bates
Grade 11—Jolene Guiler, James
Osborne, Jack Franklin, Gene Os
borne, Edith Leach, Betty Wick
ham, Dorothy Crum, Mary Ruth
Fowler, Emma West, Herman Han
nahs, Eddie Thompson, Bill Hanes,
Tom Bates and Joseph Burbacher.
HONOR ROLL,
ATTENDANCE
FOR CALDWELL
Honor roll and perfect attendance
i ecord of the Caldwell schools for
the first six weeks period, begin
ning September 3rd., and continuing
through October 11, has been an
nounced by Gilbert W. Weekley,
principal.
Honor Roll
Seventh grade Charlene Har
is. Howard Hupp, and Richard Mc
Ginnis.
Eighth grade Joan Ackley,
Gerald Bates, Elaine Heddleson,
Lois Roberts, Anna Sarisky, and
Nancy Secrest.
Freshmen Dean Woodford,
Dorothy Fetkovich, and Leoba
Hupp.
Sophomore Durward Cecil and
Donald Pitchen.
Junior Dale Merry, Janet
Pickenpaugh, and Mary Ann Shaf
er.
Perfect Attendance
Seniors Carolyn Archer, Donna
Gail Brown, Betty Clark, Richard
Davis, Joan Dutton, Martha Mae
Estadt, Mary Jane Farley, Patty
Frederickson, Mary Lou Leonard,
Virginia Lonzrick, Gertrude Mar
quis, Dorothy Rucker, Ethel Schott,
Jerome Schockling, Delmer Wells,
Mary Jane Woodford, and
Young.
Tad
Jack
Ar-
Juniors Don Ferguson,
Frederickson, Rodney House,
thur Hupp, Virginia King, Clyde
McCauley, Robert McGinnis, Dale
Merry, David Merry, William Mur
ley, Janet Pickenpaugh, Joseph
Sarisky, William Semon, Mary Ann
Shafer, Ruth Swank, Connie Re-ed,
Dwight Tilton, Roscoe Tilton, Doris
Wells,
Young.
Paul Wells, and Lucien
Sophomores Betty Archer,
William Baker, Juanita Ball, Bonnie
Bigley, Thelma Clark, Carlos Con
nell, Ben Craft, Gerald Davis, Rose
Mary Drake, Bruce Gill, Glenna
Gould, Ruth Hill, Eloise Hupp, Sar
ah Ickes, Joan Keith, John Lichwas
sick, Doris Loop, Wayne McCauley
James McGregor, Howard McKee,
Donald Pilcher, Jim Robinson,
Eleanor Sailing, Glendola Swain,
Virgil Tilton, and Bonnie Waite.
Freshmen Ruth Ann Crum,
Joyce Cecil, Glenelda Danford, Mar
is, Mary Louise Ditch,
ilyn Dav
Margaret
Evans, Dorothy Fetcho
Frederickson, Jean Fred
John Hickman, Leoba
na Lee Jacobs, Joan John
Bernard Lori, Barbara Mar
Edna Marquis, Julia McGreg
'ynthia Merry, James Moore,
erickson,
Hupp,
son,
j\rlene Mo
naid Riski,
Simonton,
Swank,
Weekley,
Wycoff.
Eighth gr
son, Gerald
Doris
Patty
Dean
Agnc
Nancy Secrest, Rebecca Shreyer,
Marybell Smalley, Neal Smith, Ned
Thomas, Roger Walters Marlene
Wells, Frieda Wilkinson.
grade
Seventh
I’robate Court
Authority to transfer certificate
of title issued in estate of C. D.
James.
First and final account of Bob
M. Spriggs, executor,
estate of Ethel Spriggs
hearing November 30.
No bond
John Shafer to Emma Sailing et
al. Enoch township,
F. H. Bode et al to Kyle Day.
Summerfield.
Responsibility for these things points straight at
the wild political theorists and power-hungry bu
reaucrats now in office. Yet they continue to cry
only for more controls and always more public
money to spend.
the present muddle
Government meddling and fallacies are not neces
sary. Shortages are not necessary. Stoppages of
production are not necessary. Sacrifice of personal
liberty is not necessary. Your vote gives you the
power to halt this joy ride to ruin. Use it to elect
men who will start right now cleaning out the
New Deal bureaucratic mess and restoring free
opportunity to all.
Put your mark under the Republican eagle on your ballot.
Elect Thoma* J. Herbert as Governor of Ohio, together with
an entire Republican state administration and Legislature.
Send John W. Bricker to the United States Senate, together
with every other Ohio Republican candidate for Congress.
Talk up vote straight and the job will be done.
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
OHIO
Johnson, Chairman
Fred H.
63 acres.
THE JOURNAL CALDWELL OU
Jbrary News
to
E. O. and Daisy Burbacher
Kyle Day. Summerfield.
Rosa Hill to Paul and Viola Eliz
abeth Blackstone. Enoch township.
113.98 acres.
Martha and Wilbur Grimes to
Hanna Ramage and Don C. Briggs,
Caldwell. Lot 233.
Frank Beard et al to Howard and
Helen Giesey. Batesville. Lot 28.
Howard and Helen Giesey to
Charles Deal. Batesville. Lot 28.
Stuffed-Up'Nose, Headache?
COWS®
The harvest of 14 years of government by decree
by half truths, broken promises and secret
agreements is here. Continued shortages of
everything rising costs of living a depreciated
currency high taxes the biggest public debt
of all time confusion at home loss of respect
abroad.
your mlisries .. COLD PREPARATION
•lorn in 0 TABLETS or LIQUID
Caviton: Toko only at directed
Columbus, Ohio
vote REPUBLICAN
This week through the courtesy of
one of the Library Trustees, Willis
Mills Hupp, the Library was the re
cipient of a number of books that
belonged to the late Wilma Hupp
Davis. Th ...
group
left
the
Weekley
William
jodford, Doroth
Dorothy
de Freddie Ander
Bates, Donald Bates,
Robert Carabella, Bill Christopher,
Charles Douglass, Richard Hill, Bob
Howiler, Dave Huprich, Earl Hupp,
Erlene Landaker, Virginia Lori,
Joy Michael, Dean Moore, George
Roy Lowman, Louise McCauley,
Morgareidge, Betty Pangle, Doris
Poling, Lois Roberts, Anna Sarisky,
Caldwell
time of
home in Corpus
and was the wife
an extensive
for
Patty Ball,
Barlock,
Brody,
Duffala,
Lucille Braden,
Ruby Caldwell,
Alice Garvin,
es Garvin, Mar-
Shirley
Ronald
William
Gladys Garvin, Jam
gie Hurst, Charlene Harris, Howard
hupp, Lavoughn Johnson, Patty
King, Darlene Longfellow, Richard
McGinnis, Fred McMillen, Shirley
Miller, Marjorie Morris, Donna
Pitts, Leonard Platek, Virginia Ral
ston, Ronald Saling, Karl Stictz,
Kathleen Tilton, Louise Weekley,
and Virginia Webster.
COURTHOUSE
HAPPENINGS
filed in the
Truex. For
and letters
Charity
testamentary
Clark, estate of J. E. Clark.
Will of William A. Tilton filed.
Testimony of Frank Boyd, witness
to Will, taken and filed.
Bond approved and letters of Ad
ministration W. W. A. issued to L.
C. Young, estate of J. L. Cowan.
Real Estate Transfers
O. O. and Florence Horton to
William Horton. Stock township.
61.60 acres.
ay of new
ren during Book
10-16.
Belle Valle
and Mrs. Fred
in excellent condi
iy such authors as
iratton-Porter, Ja
Potts, Ber-
■tion
e books
and at
making
ith
•f Dr. Walter
eek
onsist of magazines given
Itartzman, Mrs. Elmer
flrs. Earl Patten.
Drink it and Sleep I
INSTANT
SANKA COFFEE
iSAMK*!
2 44C
IN EVERYTHING
THERE’S ONE BEST
MOTHER’S
A
W OATS
jF'3 lbs. 28c
Jk
?Cmam
wWHIAT
^‘lITITIEINT I
COLB M0RRIMS!
Utterly amazing NEW starcn
starts whole town switching
N« im mixing. c»«Ung *r boiling!
LARGE BOTTLE
Quart Bottle
23c
Kidney
BEANS
Red
HOME
OWNEB
ive, which is on the
Tcnnesee, Virginia and
n Waynesville, Canton
North Carolina.
MUST KE!EP RECORDS
livestock,
products naade
meat and food and feed
from them which
were decoi
ber 15, are
July 1, 194
this
itrolled, Tuesday, Octo
required to retain until
7, copies of all records.
reports an
contin
other documents that
required to make or
e October 15, 1946, the
?rice Adminstration an-
keep befoi
Office of
nounced tc
The recc
00 to
Library hours are from 1
4:30 Monday through Saturday and
6:30 to 8:00 Saturday
QUALITX
i '—Serve
(JKHeinz
Condensed
Cream of Tomato
Soup
{Base
rds should be kept for
examinatio
ning.
ENJOYED TRIP were in effect. All other OPA BUYS HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Okey Bond of cord-keeping and reporting re
relating to these pro
revoked, of course.
y, accompanied by Mr.
Davis and daughter, dijets
jirement
were
Nellie, of near Sarahsville, have when price control was removed several months ago by Ward Mur
returned fi’om a trip through the at 12:01 a m., October 15. rev.
south. The?/ toured through the Mr. Hazard is a contract repre
Great Smokies, Mount Pisgah and TO BROADCAST sentative for the Veterans adminis
Cudjo’s
corner of
argaret Donohoo, Home
tion agent, has been
Kentucky. for a 15-minute broad- Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie are now
Mr. and Mrs. Davis also visited station WOSU. She will occupying their new home on Fair
relatives i
and Hazelvzood.
and MINERALS
Blue Label Karo .. ,lx/2 lb. jar 19c
Heinz Cross Cut Pickles ... 24 oz. 25c
Marrowfat Beans—New Crop lb. 17c
Gerber’s Baby Foods—4*/2 oz. 2 for 17c
Gerber’s Baby Cereal—8 oz. 2 for 27c
Betty Crocker Breakfast Cereals 23c
VEGETABLE
MARGARINf
RICH IN
Soda or Oyster Crackers .,. lb. 19c
Eat-Mor Mustard ... .... lb. jar 10c
Stuffed Olives .... 3*4 oz. bottle 26c
Rarebit Peas—Small Fancy can 18c
Sweet Pickles
dolly madison
Sun Maid Currants .... 11 oz. box 22c
Chocolate AlmondsPLANTEirs4V2 oz* 33c
Libby’s Sauerkraut—No. 2*/2 can 15c
Maurice French Dressing 12 oz. 27c
Old Reliable Tea Bags—48’s in tin 45c
YOU GET MORE
OLD RELIABLE
COFfEJUrrSa*/
ALWAYS I
THff SAME— I
ALWAYS GOOD^
1 lb. Jar ., 44c Canister l*/2 lb. 65c
California Celery ......
Fresh Cranberries
Sweet Potatoes
Potatoes—U. S. No. 1 ..,
Grape Fruit—Large Size
Grimes Golden Apples ..
Tokay Grapes—Fancy ..
eak at :0C a. m., on October 29. ground street.
those whk were required to be Telephone 261 Miller Street
made or laintained while coptruls __________________________________ 1
Don’t Miss This Week’s Specials at Your Local M-K Food Market
Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour 2*/2 lb. 30c
McKenzie’s Buckwheat Flour 5 lb. 47c
Flo-Sweet Pancake Syrup „nt. 18c
Eat-Mor Catsun 14 oz. bottle 17c
Ohio Honey—Strained .... lb. jar 57c
Donald Duck Peanut Butter lb. jar 33c
V VITAMIN
FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES
COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE
ALL MAKES
BARNHOUSE
CHEVROLET COMPANY
Flour
,.. large bunch 20c
........... .... 1 lb. 38c
...................... 3 lb. 25c
1 pk. 49c
........ 4 for 29c
......................4 lb. 25c
2 lb. 29c
STORES,
IVORY
16 oz. 25c
Page Three
John Wilbur Hazard has pu r-
chased the former William Gillespie
roperty on Lewis street, purchased
tration with headquarters in Cald
wc 11.
All Soaps When Available!
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IVORY
S sow
Large 11c
Sm. 13c
Lge. 27c
Medium
©SOAP 2forl3c
CAMAY
2 for 15c
?\\m1
WAMS1
IVORY
FLAKES
Sm. 13c
Lge. 27c
IVORY
SNOW
Sm. 13c
1 Lge. 27c
LAVA
SOAP
2 for 13c
SQSPICudSPJ
21c
Lge. 27c
Sm. 13c
QUART
BOTTLE
juOONSHiV
a
17c
Tri Brand
CORN
W, G. G. B.
FOOD
MARKETS