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Fok SALE
For Sale—DWELLINGS LOTS
ONE BEAUTIFUL apartment for
rent, unfurnished, located on
tin Street in Caldwell.
WISLL IT'S a mighty good 67
icre farm located on state
i hway, practically all tractor
-d, eight room house with all
essary outbuildings and elec
w'i-:. It's a bargain just outside
town._ 45 tf
WltlLL, it is a mighty good 65
acre farm with six room house
with water, cellar, additional
'wash room, free gas. Electricity
to all the buildings, large 12
stanchion barn, cement floor
y with drainage, crib, brooder
use, granary, large henery,
water supply to several buildings
f-• never failing spring. Im
diate possession. It's a bar
n near Batesville.
A WONDERFUL location, brick
home with seven rooms and
:h. Ample space for another
i idence property on same lot.
A. GOOD FRAME building with
-late roof Six good rooms up
irs with separate stairway,
st floor can be converted into
ing rooms, making two sep
tc? apartments. Very cheap.
S jth on U. S. Route 21.
A GOOD LOT on North Street,
excavated for full basement
ani garage. Very reasonably
priced. A bargain.
We are ready to talk to you
about any real estate you
may have for sale.
HOWARD M. SHAFER—Realtor
526 North Street—Caldwell, Ohio
Phone 333
SIX ROOM HOUSE, gas, elec
tricity, water in kitchen. Par
tial basement, outbuildings, and
rge lot. Located in Dexter City.
VEN ROOM, strictly modern
louse. One and one-half bath,
A ilt-in kitchen, furnace, goed
able garage, corner lot, good
ation in Caldwell.
A-N ROOM home with electric
ity, oil heat, partial basement,
mining water. Three rooms
ited for business. Have a
ne and income from rent.
C'iose to schools and stores. On
/ed street, driving distance to
working plants in Cambridge,
A nesville and Caldwell. Get our
rv low price on this home now.
BUILDING LOTS for sale, extra
large, and in a good locations.
GOOD FIVE room house, with
partial bath, electricity and
liar. Large lot, just off of U. S.
Route 21. Priced for quick sale.
Chester J. Howiler—Realtor
516^ West Street
Caldwell, Ohio
Phone 250-W
SIX ROOM HOUSE, located in
Dexter City, with electricity,
gas, water, all on one floor, out
building, good big lot, already
plowed for, for sale or rent, at a
low -price:" ^Contact Carl' DdQah
tis, Dexter City, Ohio.
50 51 52pd
BRICK HOUSE, modern, located
in Bronze Heights, with three
bedrooms and an extra lot. H.
H. Hatcher, Bronze Heights,
Caldwell, Ohio. Phone 362-J.
50 51
SIX ROOM house on Main
Street in Cumberland. Fur
nace, water system, shower, ga
rage, storm doors and windows,
large garden spot. Price $2,750.
Roy Lyon, Cumberland, Ohio.
Phone 132-R-3. 50
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, located
in Belle Valley corporation
limits, with partial basement,
garage, barn, outbuildings, eight
Tots with three in garden gas
and electricity, hot and cold
water in house. Earl Brown,
Belle Valley, Ohio. Phone 349-F
13. 49 50-51 pd
FIVE ROOM HOUSE with base
ment, garage, gas and elec
tricity, and four lots located in
the north end of Belle Valley.
John J. Wukelich, Jr., Box 313,
Belle Valley, Ohio. Phone 349
F-23. 48 49 50pd
SIX ROOM modern house, with
gas, lectricity, built-in kitchen,
full basement and .70 acres of
land. Phone Caldwell 363. 48tf
SIX ROOM house, bath, working
basement, deep well and three
acres of land in Water town. Can
share ride to Ohio Power plant.
Ill health reason for selling. Lo
cated on State Route 76. W. N.
Smith, Waterford, Ohio, Route 1.
48 49 50
THREE ROOM HOUSE with ap
proximately three acres of
land, basement, barn, gas, elec
tricity and a good well, located
East of Coal Ridge on U. S. Rt.
21. Priced at $1800.00. Andrew
Duran, 14917 Lanning Avenue,
Lakewood 7, Ohio. Phone AC
16359. 47-52 pd
Redmond Archer
AUCTIONEER
Sarahsville,
Ohio
Phone 6-R-12
EVERY
FOR SALE
HOUSE FOR immediate pos
session. Contact Milan Mika,
Coal Ridge, Ohio. 47-52 pd
LOTS FOR SALE at Lindsey
Court in Caldwell. Ernest E.
Parry, Caldwell, Ohio. 48tf
For Sale—-BUILDINGS
BUILDINGS FOR SALE To
be removed from the premises
located on the following farms
in Bristol, Manchester and
Meigsville Townships, Morgan
County, Ohio, in the vicinity of
Bristol, Unionville and Reiners
ville, Ohio: Bryson Garvin farm,
Clarence Keeton farm, Walter
William Schimmel farm, Carl F.
Devitt farm, Samuel Gilliland
farm.
For further information see
representative at Ohio Power
Office, Stanbery Building, Mc
Connelsville, Ohio, or phone 380,
McConnelsville, Monday through
Friday 8:00 a. m. to 5:00 p. m.
Bids to be mailed to Ohio Power
Company, P. O. Box 501, McCon
nelsville, Ohio, before midnight
Friday, June 24, 1955. 50
For Sale-—FARMS
5a ACRE FARM, located seven
miles east of Caldwell in
Enoch township, on Route 42 at
Fulda. Farm is known as (the
John Schwallie farm, located' on
good gravel road, school bus and
mail routes, good seven room
house with gas and electricity
available, full basement, barn
and granery. All buildings have
slate roofs. Good well of water,
cistern at house and at barn,
some timber, underlaid with
coal. Anyone interested should
contact Anna Schwallie, Cald
well, Ohio route 4 or Mrs. Dick
Schockling, Caldwell, O., Route
1. Phone 729-F-31. 49 50 51pd
DUE TO bad health I am offer
ing my farm of 132 acres for
sale, 60 acres of tractor land
almost all new fences on good
county road close to state high
way: good house two barns all
other outbuildings in good con
dition free gas Bell telephone
milk, mail and school bus routes
by the door electricity by the
house one producing oil well
good prospect for more oil and
gas. Can give possession this
fall. John Blackstone, Lewis
ville, Ohio. Phone 7-1857 Mon
roe County. 49 50 52pd
For Sale—HOUSEHOLD GOODS
CHILD'S AUTOMOBILE and a
tricycle, like new. Mrs. Charles
Blake, Cliff Road, Caldwell,
Ohio. Phone 122-W. 50
USED APPLIANCES—Good used
Westinghouse electric range,
$99,9®| good used Whitfcftbuse
range", $49.95 used Frigidaire re
frigerator, $90.00 also a good se
lection of used TV sets, from
$35.00 up. Brady's Radio & Ap
pliance Store, West Street, Cald
well, Ohio. Phone 11. 50
NINE PIECE walnut Waterfall
dining room suite. Virgil Mor
ris, Caldwell, Ohio, Route 5.
50pd
1947 MODEL SERVEL Electro
lux refrigerator, can be used
with either bottled or natural
gas, with a deep freeze unit in
the top. In very good condition
and priced reasonable. Inquire
at Shelton's Inn, three miles
west of Summerfield, Ohio.
50pd
A 9 12 RUG and pad in good
condition. Contact Mrs. Ray
mond Bosold, Oakland Avenue,
Caldwell, Ohio. 49-50-51 pd
SIX CUBIC FOOT Frigidaire re
frigerator oak buffet with
mirror two pair drapes, material
sailcloth, 45 inches wide and 2Vi
yards long, complete with hooks
and traverse rods 9 15 Wilton
rug 9 12 Wilton rug with pads
12 12 Congoleum rug. Cath
erine Feldner, 527 Main street,
Caldwell, Ohio. Phone 194-J
49-50-51 pd
WAXED BIRCH bassinet, one
year size, complete. Also one
deluxe folding play yard, with
pad. Both good as new. Mrs.
Dale Garrett, Caldwell, Ohio,
Route 1. 48 49 50pd
FOR SALE—Livestock
ARTIFICIAL BREEDING Service
—COBA dairy or beef bulls.
Call Calvin Mendenhall at Cald
well 709-F-22 or Floyd Henderson
at Caldwell 100. 27tf
TWO SORREL DRAFT colts,
two years old four Durham
bulls and pigs for sale anytime.
G. W. Ankrom, Quaker" City,
Ohio, Route 1. 48 49 50pd
HORSES and COWS FREE
DICKSON RENDERING CO.
Phone 1313
Marietta, Ohio
We do not accept collect calls.
A I E A
J570CK A
Y 1:80 P.
i
19 yeans of satisfactory service for the livestock
Producers in this area.
Best facilities 2. sets of scales Experienced
management Licensed auctioneers State bonded
and financially strong. A market you can patronize
with confidence.
Your check over-the-counter tf you wish or In thfr
mail day of sale.
The Marietta Live
Stock
Market, Inc.
Pfke and Acme Sts. Highway Rts. 7 and 50-N
For Sale i
v^vioi k
FOR SALE FOR SALE
ror Sale—DWELLINGS LOTS For Sale—MACHINERY TOOLS
TWO POLLED Hereford bulls,
one bull 20 months old, and
the other one 11 months old. R.
W. Dennis, two miles north of
Caldwell on U. S. Route 21.
50 51 52pd
SEVEN WEANED pigs, $25.00 a
pair. Marshall DeVolld, Belle
Valley, Ohio. 50
THREE JERSEY heifers, one
fresh and two corning fresh
soon, from artificial dams. Good
type. W. H. Snyder, Summer
field, Ohio, Route 1. Farm is lo
cated one mile north of Summer
field. 50 51 52pd
BROWN SWISS cow, fresh with
second calf. Calfhood vaccin
ated. Vernon W. Slater, Cald
well, Ohio, Route 6. 50 51pd
YOUNG RABBITS, 50c each.
Mrs. J. H. McAuley, Sarahs
ville, Ohio. 48-50 pd
BABY CHICKS! Last hatch on
Thursday, June 16. Place your
order now and be sure of chicks.
Buckey Hatchery, Caldwell, O.
49 50
For Sale—CARS TRUCKS
1954 CHEVROLET, 210. four
door 1954 Dodge, one-half ton
pickup 1953 Plymouth, Cam
bridge, four door 1952 Mercury,
four door, overdrive, radio and
heater 1951 Dodge, Coronet,
four door 1951 Plymouth, four
door 1950 Ford, eight cylinder,
four door and other cheaper
cars to choose from. Dean A.
Reed Motor Sales, Caldwell,
Ohio. Phone 108. 50
1948 WILLEY'S station wagon,
six cylinder, with overdrive,
for sale or will trade for a four
wheel drive jeep. Contact Bill
Semon at the & Shell Serv
ice station, corner of Main and
West Streets Caldwell, Ohio.
Phone [phone]pd
1953 HYDROMATIC Studebaker
land cruiser, with radio, heater
and seat covers, light green in
color. Also boy's 24-inch bicycle
and Singer vacuum sweeper,
hand cleaner and attachments.
C. R. VanFleet at Davis Ridge
school house, or phone Caldwell
326-F-2. 50pd.
For Sale—PLANTS
A LARGE number of varieties
of late cabbage and tomato
plants, sweet potato, mango,
pimento and Hungarian peppers,
also new peas, two pounds, 30
cents. Mrs. Ellis Eicher, Sharon,
Ohio. 49-50-51 pd
PLANTS—Tomatoes, early and
late, celery plants, early cab
bage and cauliflower. G. W.
.Crttit,
^lS -^©ir'gpou7TC^' Stfeet,
south end of Cozier Container
Corp. 48 49 50 51 pd
For Sale—MACHEV ERT -TOOLS
ONE NCN CASE pickup baler
with auger, in A-l condition.
Ready to bale, a good bargain.
W. D. "Bunk" Metheney in Belle
Valley or phone days 309-F-31
or at night 739-F-ll. 50-51-52
NEW SIDE RAKE, priced at
$260.00, and No. 200 rakes on
rubber, $375.00. R. D. Buckey,
Railroad Street, Caldwell, Ohio.
Phone 57. 50
MONTGOMERY WARD garden
tractor,
2xk
h.p. with gear
shift, used one year, and a Mon
arch power lawn mower, with 21
inch cutter, reel type. Natie
Wickham, Caldwell, Ohio, Route
50 51 52pd
STEEL TRACK and hay carrier.
grapple fork and two hay ropes
used one year. Five stock cows
with calves at side and rebred.
Milk cows from three to nine
years old, mostly Holstein. Dana
Foraker, Caldwell, Ohio, Route
5. Home after 3:30 o'clock p. m.
50 51 52pd
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AUCTIONEER
Phone 274-R Caldwell
607 Cumberland Street
CALDWELL, OHIO
Please Call or Write for
Auction Sales Service.
hand ti
El
THE JOy*R AL, JJAL£waK.£ffiQ
QUICK ON AND OFF side
mounted mower for Ford trac
tor. R. D. Buckey, Railroad
Street, Caldwell, Ohio. Phone 57.
50
CHIEF garden tractor specials!
Model No. 251—$199.5® model
No. 251-R with reverse—$228.50.
We will give a $36.50 cultivator
free of charge with each of the
above tractors. Economy Chief
with cultivators, $189.50. Offer
limited to tractors in stock.
Buckey Hatchery, Caldwell, O
Phone 315-J. 49 50 51
For Sale—MISCELLANEOUS
TWINE FOR your baler. Full
weight, insect and rodent
treated. R. D. Buckey, Railroad
Street, Caldwell, Ohio. Phone
57. 50
FRESH PICKED black raspber
ries. Richard Gee, Hirams
burg, Ohio. Turn right at Hi
ramsburg store and the Gee
home is the third house on the
right side of the road.
50pd
GUITAR, in good condition,
priced to sell. Inquire at 507
Spruce Street, Caldwell, Ohio,
or phone 302-J after 3:00 o'clock
p. m. 50 51
ONE HUNDRED bushel of hand
picked and sorted corn. W. J.
Lahue, Summerfield, Ohio.
49 50 51pd
160 SEASONED LOCUST posts,
25c each. Charles M. West,
Caldwell, Ohio, Route 2.
48 49 50pd
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Five room apart
ment, unfurnished. Two rooms
and bath up and three rooms
down. Inquire at 602 W. Main
Street, Caldwell, Ohio. 50pd
FOR RENT—House in Belle Val
ley, with bath and coal furnace
heat. Stove and reference fur
nished. Reasonable. Virgil Mor
ris, Caldwell, Ohio, Route 5.
50pd
FOR RENT—Nice cool sleeping
room, will accommodate two.
Inquire at 415 North Street, or
phone 292-M, Caldwell, Ohio.
48 49 50
FOR RENT—One-half of a dou
ble house, with five rooms and
bath, located on North Street,
Caldwell, Ohio. For further in
formation phone Caldwell 363.
48tf
TWO ROOM furnished upstairs
apartment with utilities paid
Inquire at 532 Main Street, Cald
*weil,^0hK.= *49-51
23 ACRE FIELD, consisting of
seven acres of clover, about
four acres of alfalfa and timothy,
and remaining acres mostly
timothy. Exceptionally good
yield. Located one-half mile .west
of Coal Ridge. Andrew Kominar,
Caldwell, Ohio, Route 6.
49-50-51 pd
GOOD HOUSE in Belle Valley.
Harry Davis, Belle Valley,
Ohio. 49-50
FURNISHED APARTMENT. In
quire at 902»North Street, Cald
well, Ohio. 48 49 50pd
WANTED
GIRL OR WOMAN to stay with
elderly woman in Belle Valley.
Call Caldwell 186-R or 27. 3
WANTED—Camp cook and help
er for five weeks of camp, be
ginning June 27 thru July. Only
one Saturday and Sunday work,
Man or woman. Must give refer
ence. Write John Ashcraft, Se
neca Lake Baptist Assembly,
Senecaville, Ohio. May be con
tacted at Purdy cabin, entrance
to Seneca lake park and beach.
48 49 50
Briqqs & Stratton
Parts
We Carry A Complete Line!
Mike's Tire Shop
Phone 200 Caldwell, Ohi-u
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West-
Caldwell, Ohio
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filial
AUTO BODY AND
PAINT SPECIALIST
—AT—
FLEEMAN PONTIAC CO.
U. S. Route 21 South
Phone 78 Caldwell, Ohio
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
WE GIVE FREE ESTIMATES!
!ife'3
Submitted thru the courtesy of
The Caldwell Produce Co.
Wednesday, June 15
Heavy hens lb. 22c
Light hens lb. 16c
Old cocks —lb. 10c
Large gr. A white eggs doz. 32c
Large gr. A brown eggs doz. 30c
Large gr. white eggs doz. 28c
Large
gr
brown eggs doz. 28c
Medium A white eggs doz. 28c
Medium A brown eggs doz. 28c
Pullet eggs doz. 20c
Current receipts doz. 25c
Butterfat ib. 46c
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED 19- inch wooden
spoke wheel for 1930 car.
Larry Estadt, 816 Main Street
Caldwell, Ohio. 50pd
WANTED ANTIQUES. Will
buy old furniture, glass, china,
brass kettles, lamps, pictures,
guns, pistols, colt revolvers, or
anything old. Write description
to George Helbling, 142 N. Main
Street, Woodsfield, Ohio. 44tf
WANTED TO BUY. Six and one
half ft. mine props. Cash paid
when loaded on truck. 300 props
to a load. Clarence Garrett,
Barnesville, Ohio. Phone 877.
50- 52pd
LOST
LOST—One pair of false teeth,
believed to have been lost in
Belle Valley. Finder please write
or call Tom Rossiter, Sarahsville,
Ohio, Route 1 A $5.00 reward
is being offered for their return
50pd
NOTICES
NOTICE: TREE trimming done
by the contract. Insurance
provided. Contact Harold L. Ros
siter, 920 Belford Street, Cald
well, Ohio or phone 264-M.
49-50-51
NOTICE—High productive lay
ing chicks every week at Noble
Hatchery. Call us for your
"chick" needs. Noble Hatchery,
Caldwell, Ohio. Phone 91.
48 49 50
BEGINNING MONDAY morning
June 13th, we will open at
7:30 a. m. and close at 4:30 p.
Noble Farm Bureau Co-Op,
Caldwell, Ohio. Phone 95.
49-52
NOTICE—Use your grain with
Wayne Poultry Mixer for a
growing mash that will give you
real feeding economy, promote
growth and development pullets
ne^fi to become top producers.
Get our mixing recommendation
for the Wayne Growing Pro
gram. Sunshine Fetd Store, Cum
berland Street, Caldwell, Ohio.
Phone [phone]
ADD FEED POWER and nutri
tional balance to vour grain
with WAYNE POULTRY MIX
ER. Get our recommendations
for mixing a good growing mash
with your grain and Wayne
Grow-em rugged and ready to
lay at low cost per bird! Sun
shine Feed Store, Cumberland
Street, Caldwell, Ohio. Phone
124. 47-50-2
NOTICE: For bulldozing, ponds,
roads and clearing, write or
see Donald Stewart, Coal Run,
Ohio. Phone Beverly 738-F-ll.
31-2pd.
"We Buy and Sell Anything
For the Home"
O. T. JENNINGS
FURNITURE STORE
Phone 113 Caldwell. Ohio
WHY WORRY if afflicted with
any skin disease? Ask about
V-J-O at Gillespie's Drug Store,
Caldwell, Ohio. 22pd
INSURE YOUR car or trucl
with Motorists Mutual Insur
ance Company. The best com
pany at the time of a loss. Joe
BlirVsV A nont Pg]Hnra]l nhin
NOTICES
NOTICE—In to set your
5% discount on voar Spring
lertitm-r
purr-haw,
bhfwtu.E LIfESTOL
Market Sale Prices for June 11, 1955
HOG RECEIPTS 233 HEAD
160-180 lbs. $19.65 to $19.80 i 250-327 lbs. $15.40 to $17.40
180-220 lbs. $19.90 to $20.30 Sows $11.00 to $14.00
220-250 lbs. __ $17.10 to 20.101
CATTLE RECEIPTS 206 HEAD
Choice Steers $20.00 to S22.60
Choice Heifers S17.00 to SZft.00
Good Steers and Heifers S16.50 to S2G.00
Medium Steers and Heifers S14.00 to SlT.Ott
Bulls 813.40 to $1(5.80
Good Cows S12.50 to S14.00
Medium Cows $10.50 to $12.00
Common Cows $ 8.00 to $10.00
CALF RECEIPTS 301 HEAD
29 head Prime—130-215 lbs. $20.00 to $23.00
60 head Choice—130-215 lbs. $18.50 to $22.10
14 head low choice—185-215 lbs. $19.00 to S20.2"
33 head good—130-215 lbs. $15.50 to S18.20
31 head good to prime—105-125 lbs. $15.10 to S19.00
36 head medium—130-215 lbi. _—«_ $15.10 to $16.00
4 head plain—130-215 lbs. ——.—~ $13.00 to $11.00
20 head heavies—220-260 lbs. $14.00 to $20.00
37 head lights—70-100 lbs. $13.00 to $15.50
LAMB RECEIPTS 65 HEAD
Medium to choice springers (unsorted) $19.00 to $22.20
Clip lambs common to good $4.00 to $14,(M
Old sheep $2.00 to $6.00
BARNESVILLE LIVESTOCK
BARNESVILLE, OillO
account* miist
be paid for by July I, 19S5. The
aidwell Implement A Supply
iy»-
JH0U52
NOTICE: THE FULDA Local
Board of Education will accept
sealed bids for painting the in
terior of the Fulda school build
ing. This contract will consist
of the following: One coat of
varnish on the woodwork: patch
plaster as needed and two coats
of paint. Bids must bp in the
hands of the clerk no later than
8:00 p. m., Tuesday, July 5. The
board reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids. Lillian Sni
der, Clerk, Caldwell, Ohio. Rt. 1
50-52
NOTICE—No fishing or swim
ming allowed on my property
Trespassing is prohibited. By
order of owner, Andy Zudell.
Coal Ridge, Ohio. 50 51 52pd
THERE WILL BE a special com
munity meeting at the Forest
Grove School Building Thursday
evening, June 27 at 8:00 p. m.
There is important business con
cerning the school to be discus
sed. Robert Blake, Clerk, Sharon
School District, Sharon, Oho.
49-50
WE WILL BE CLOSED all day
Thursday, June 30th. Noble
Farm Bureau Co-Op, Caldwell,
Ohio. Phone 95. 49-52
COMPLETE LINE OF bee sup
plies. Ball's Cash Market,
Cumberland street, Caldwell,
Ohio. 43-tf
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation for the
cards, letters and flowers that
I received while I was a patient
at St. Joseph's hospital. To those
who visited me, the Crum Ridge
Church of Christ, the Main
Street Church of Christ and the
Crum Ridge Sewing Circle, Em
ployees of the Elk Compressor
Station, friends and neighbors
who helped my husband and
sons, I shall be grateful always.
Mrs. Walter MaUett
50pd.
CARD OF THANKS
1 wish to thank each and
everyone for the many cards I
received and all those who visit
ed me while I was in the Beth
esda hospital. Also the Rev.
Floyd Gaugler, the Rev. Palmer
Manson and the Rev. Ira J. Bran
don for their visits and words of
comfort.
Fred McWilliants
50pd.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere
thanks to Rev. and Mrs. Gaugler
and to all my friends, neigh
bors and relatives for the lovely
cards, gifts and flowers that I
received while in the hospital
Mrs. W. S. Camden
Caldwell, Ohio
50
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all my friends
for cards received and those who
called on me during my stay
and in the Bethesda hospital.
Thank you very much.
A. M. Sec rest
50pd.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to take this means of
thanking all my friends and rel
atives for the birthday cards and
handkerchiefs that I received on
my birthday anniversary. They
were all appreciated very much.
Allie Archer
50pd.
CARD OF THANKS
In this small way, I want to
express my appreciation to all
those who remembered me in
their prayers, those who visited
me and those who sent cards,
gifts and flowers while I was
a patient in the Bethesda hospi
tal, and since my return home.
Karen Buckey
Caldwell, Ohio
50
Complete Auto Body Repair
Also Mechanical Repair
In Rear of R. D. Buckey's Feed Store
REASONABLE RATES PTTOVT 1P-J
t's Market Time For "Home Grown
Yegelabies And Fruits, Agent Says
Ohio produces generous quantities of high quality fruits
vegetables. The marketing seasoa for these "home grown" product!
is just beginning says Floyd Henderson, Agricultural Agent
Noble County.
Food shoppers can save money by purchasing locally growrt,
"in-season" foods, while getting the additional benefits of aualit*
and freshness.
For the month of June, the
county agent lists early cabbage,
greenhouse tomatoes, head let
tuce, strawberries, spinach, peas
and other green vegetables as
come of the more popular home
grown products. This is the time
to buy peas and strawberries for
home canning or freezing, he
says, and to use the other plenti
ful in the menu frequently,
July will bring home grown
snap beans, red beets, cucum
H»rc rQorvVusrr-iai field grown
OBITUARY
Clara Evelene King Gordon,
daughter of William and Ellen
Clark King, was born in Noble
county on March 20, 1905. She
was united in marriage with
Fred Gordon on April 15, 1921
and remained a resident .of
Noble county most of her life.
At the age of 50 years, two
months and 22 days, on June 11,
1955 at 11:35 p. m. she departed
this life in her home near Sar
ahsville. She had been suffering
from a long illness.
Survivors are: her husband,
Fred six daughters, Mrs. Mar
cella Parsons, of Sarahsville
Mrs. Ruth Fogle, of Caldwell
Mrs. Sula Fox, of Caldwell Mrs.
Wilda Hughes, of Canton Mrs
The] mi} Lee, of Harrietts ville
Miss Lola Gordon of the home,
two sons, Floyd of the U. S.
Navy in Newport, R. I. and
Carroll of the home a brother,
G. C. King of Prince George,
W. Va. and two half-brothers,
Sam and Ben King, of Caldwell,
and ten grandchildren. Two chil
dren and a sister preceded her
in death.
Mrs. Gordon was a Christian
the most of her life and was a
good neighbor. Her home was
open to the weary for rest and
to the sorrowing for comfort.
She will be missed in the home
and -by her host of friends.
Funeral services were held on
Tuesday, June 14 at the East
Union Methodist church with the
Rev. J. L. Mason officiating.
Burial was made in the East
Union cemetery.
Precious, oh, how precious,
He alone can know
What a blessed respiete after
human woe
Only He can measure their
eternal gain,
When they leave forever
earthly care and pain.
Precious, oh precious, armour
here laid down,
Warfare here accomplished
won the victor's crown
Gained his sweet approval
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and His welcome smile,
For the patience laborer of a
little while.
Sadly missed by
The Family.
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IN MEMORY
In Vint memory of Noah P.
Stephens, who passed away
June 24, 1950.
Five years ago dear, since you
went away
And oh, how- we miss you
every day
You were so patient and so
kind
What a beautiful memory you
have left behind.
They say time heals all
sorrow
And helps us to forget.
But time so far has only
proved
How much we miss you yet.
God gave us strength to face it,
And courage to bear the blow
But what it meant to lose you,
No one will ever know.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to publicly thank the
Murphy funeral home for the
honorable and considerate way
in which they conducted the fu
neral of our beloved sister and
aunt, Iva S. Maring. Due to the
unavoidable absence of all but
one near relative it was a very
trying time for all concerned and
we are grateful for the long
friendship of Clair and Theodore
Murphy.
Sisters, Nieces, Great Niece
and Great Nephew
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tomatoes, and cherries to the
market. Homemakers who wish
to process these foods for winter
use should make plans now te
schedule time and procure sup
plies for this busy season. Toma
toes will be in even greater sup
ply and therefore lower in price
in late July and August.
Home grown sweet corn will
begin to reach the market in
July, but will be more plentiful
in August if the weather is not
too dry. Yellow Transparent and
Lodi apples the best varieties
for applesauce ripen between
late July and early August.
Ohio peaches will come in
August, with Red Haven, Golden
Jubilee and Hale Haven varieties
reaching peak supply. Red Haven
is particularly well adapted few
home freezing. Elbertas will be
available in September. Latest
word is that the southern peach
crop has been completely des
troyed by freezing weather this
spring.
Mr. Henderson advises home
makers to watch the marketing
season for Ohio grown .products
in order to take full advantage
of local supplies, peak quality
and lower prices.
Good Crofl frrfgaffon
Recharges Root Zone
Irrigation is more than putting
water on soil says Virgil Ovfcr*
holt, Ohio State University
extension agricultural engineer.
It means getting water into the
soil to recharge the root zone of
crops with available moisture..
Farmers can determins thfe
rate of infiltration before each
irrigation cycle. They'll need a
shovel, bucket of water, number
10 can, watch, and ruler to do
this.
Overholt suggests farmers re
move the top and bottom of the
can to form cylinder. Force
this cylinder several inches into
the soil. Mark the inside of the
cylinder an inch above the soil
and fill with water to this mark.
Allow the water to soak into the
soil. Fill the cylinder again and
record the time it takes the
water to disappear.
The length of time required
for the second application of
water to disappear is about the
time required for an inrh of ir
rigation water to soak into the
soil. Water should never be
applied faster than this rate,
Overholt says.
Rate of infiltration of submit
also should be measured, if crop
roots extend into it. To do this,
remove the topsoil and force tha
cylinder into the subsoil. Then
follow the same procedure as for
topsoil.
Overholt advises farmers to
use the slower rate of irrigating
where subsoil and tonsoil rate
differ. Rate of infiltration be
comes slower as summer pro
gresses and should checked
before each irrigation cvcle.
Covered ground such as weadows
or pastures usually take in water
twice as fa#rt as bare soil, the
specialist adds.
CARD OF THANKS
Words cannot express the
thanks deep in our hearts for
every act of kindness and help
of our neighbors and friends
during the loss of our loved one.
Our sincere thanks to each and
everyone.
The BurUngame Family
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Sadly missed by:
His Wife and Family
Mrs. Noah Stephens.
Route 3
Findlay, Ohio
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CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincert
thanks to all who visited me, arid
for the nice cards I received
while a patient at Marietta Me
morial hospital. Also my thanks
to Dr. Williams and the hospital
staff for their kindness. All
were deeply appreciated.
Mr. Edson Claris
50pd.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank my kind
friends for the cards and letters
that I received during my stay in
the hospital and after returning
home. They were all appreciated
very much.
S. O. Jamisdft
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