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The Oil City Derrick from Oil City, Pennsylvania • Page 11

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Oil City, Pennsylvania
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I PHONE--135: THE OIL CITY DERRICK. FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 4. 1943. I'AGE ELEVEN MARIENVILLE Impressive memorial services vere held here Sunday at 2:30 ti.

Starting neai- the Marlcm-llle 'llss Co. office where iho cox- is.i~. 'a roll of honor, thi names 0- ta employes r.ow the or heir, country, waa ur.velkd. Rev. rohn Talboi spoke und the G.

band rendered appropriate patri- itafthed to the cemetery where lie services in charge of the Legion. The services attended despite the rain. Seve-al members of Foreai Cbap- 452, E. served breakfast (i -lie members of Acacia Lodge t'. and A.

M. Sunday Korninff, a both attended divine lervicea In the local Mrthodist Flight Sergeant a Mre. Robert Suniinerside, Prln land a Russell. -3 2. ar.d Mrs.

J- Edward McCK-t- liri o' Camp Van i are visiting their par Mr and Mrs. H. McCiellan ar.d Mr. and Joe i ihf Toledo. where he will be employed.

Mrs. i i a Caldeiwood and Hiu Lucille Cook visited TMI Caihcarl ar.d Biliy Pickens Monday. of hie U'-'-'e fiier-ds him -Monday. C. Taylor ol Kane, ami Dr.

R. 'ix Taylot or Shoffield, visited their H. Taylor, and attended memorial at the in Sheffield Saturday night. ihrec small nieanwhUe ilr, and Mrs. Eugene 1.

a family, of Ludlow. apent the i Mre. par- Unis, ilr. and Geotge Cochn I ar.d called on the former's slst Mls-'s Goldia Rodgers, en route i home Sunday. 'ilrs.

C. M. Chipps la visiting jrlemls in Pittsburgh ar.d Cleveland Tiille Huling and daughter, IcDerir.Qtt, and Wayne KENNERDELL Hiss Mary Griffin ol Pittsburgh returned Monday, niter spendlns several dayu with her parents, Mr. and MM. F.

J. Grlffln. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin WKherup ol Franklin apent Sunday with Mrs.

Com Jacobs and Ifal Ellle Jacobs. Mr. and lira. W. E.

Husglw two children Van were suwts ol Mrfl. Hussiler'a parents. Mr. ana Mrs. James Black.

Sunday. MM. H. K. Witherup, Mrs.

S. B. Wllhei-up and Mrs. T. W.

Campbell were Franklin visitors Thill's- Jean McCord left. Saturday for Casper. to he maid of Honor ai the wedding ol her tutor, Miss Martha McCord. Mr. and MM.

L. P. Moore and )na, Paul, Kenneth and Glenn, I were "Isitors at the homea of Mr. land Mra. S.

B. Witherup und Miss rh l.riMelda Witherup, Sunday. I Mra. Gladys Coulter of new Church visited her mother, Mr. and Mrs.

P. Moore on Monday, May 24, and attended commencement at Cllntonvlllc i)all. Her nephew, Paul Moore, was among the graduates. Mrs. Cora Jacobs ar.d son.

Frank attended the commencement exercises at Eau Claire Tuesday night, when the former's giand- daugh among the graduate. R. W. Emery and daughter, Caro, and Misa Carle Hall ol Warren, Ohio, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

L. W. Sltoup, 'Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Ralph and son, Dickie, or Aubifrn, N. returned hoiiie Tuesday after apend- th, weekend with Mra. Ralph 1 parents, Mr. and Mm. Roy Baker, Miss Hazel McGluiU Oil City spent Monday her parents, Mr.

and Mre. Jaines McGlnnls. itr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore enter- talned number of friend at their Mrs.

Cora Jacobs, Saturday. Warre C. Johns and son, Billie, i visited at the Gladys Coulter home. oar Church, Saturday, en tended the memorial services at 5mne csm ttr y. Sunday.

i miliam Gesojeinc a c. Merr'll. spen-. Mer a i Tuesday evening wllaneous rols- Che ekter, Kenntth Lat- ehaw, who before her mhiriage was Mlis Nina Moore. Mr and Mrs Albert ano daughter.

Nellie, of Ohio were weekend gueets of their parents, Mr, Mre. Roy Baiter, of th'to place and Mr. and Minifies Morrow of Rockland. It Takes Both WAR BONDS AND TAXES To Wtfoiy MUs Mary Brown, teacher, raed to her here. spent the weekend ar L- A.

Shipcs. Elder, Lincoln, 111, Mrs. HjiolJ EllWi were visitors Dr and Mra. or Kar.e. wore Sundav ci llr5 K.

Plckeu. his Ur.clc San-, somewhere South America. a Wiirria. is l.itaor. ini Mortirr.pr Mr.

and -Mis P. Br Macon. Ga. Mrii'DavId SWell- Mr. ar.d Mrs.

Bin Huggler and Flavor-mellowing does it! An exclusive Nabisco process deliciously FLAVORS and JffiLLOWS each golden nugget. New spoon-size is great! Shreddics 1 grand hnndy spoon- size makes a hit with everybody from baby to grandad! OH GOING RIGHT, EAT 5HREDDIES! Sbreddies is made from whole wheat-thc whole, nourishing grain-plus mellow malt. It's energy food-every spoonful! Mr. and Mrs T. H.

ha'i a to Arr-a. J. flr.d M'S. A. iroth-: rr.

a Mrs F. W. McCipK.m r.on:.-; Satur- Mr. ar.cl Mrs. Hiv-vat-l -Martin Niohol.i?.

vtaltc-il the mother. Mra. Nlcr.t-laS. Sr. Sandnv r.ight.

Mr. and Chsriit SMtrh Hiil ar.d Gr.rawMd remevencs day. a.so iilM on Ilr. aril Mn- Jftr. ii at Scotch i lir.

and K. 1 i I'" H. C. Rolirrt "I laashtc: i Wolfcija. Oil the K.

a it: John Crnls. Mr. Mrs Mr.v ".030 o' A. Mr. i i N-ra I a i n'.

i. Mr. iii.1 i i a umor.B i i V. i i A H'-'-riill'-r, and Mary i i iict (l.i'.;;:!'.pr, i Wi.li.in; nr.fl Dnr.n son. Tuiri- of ftr.c! alul Miff.

MKoy Hir'Kory. J. Kr.r.'T, 1'iiJi Kii.i^- A. ti. E.v.i^-h- Flinty to i lion hcrt; Vinied to homo from tr.f liionkvii! 1 Ilolatict i i nr.J fin urday.

llrs. Martin Nicholas undcrwcn opor.TtlrJn ut tin? KAI.C inunlty S.itni(J.iy J. and Wiiiifi.ii of Oil City. (itmlly ni, (iilfoylc and callf.d on Unwind ffimlly Wayne' i of i tfl In Mr.4. Shlpo, tine i i i i i PIAS MKNHI OK CI.OVKIl Spaghetti Dinner Ci-OVKIl FARM Coffee, Drip or Regular Glendale Flour 5 Chee Zee Spread 73c 36c 36c IK 1,15 LAUNDRY SOAP TOILET CAKES 1 SOAP 1 Uf FLAKES Clover Farm Gloss Starch Clover Farm Rolled Oats KANr.KU JOC Honey Wheat 2 24c Krispy Crackers 19c Baby Arrowroot Cookies 15c GRANULES l.r.E.

I'KO. l.OE. 1'KG. WASHES CLOTHES WHITE I.GE. PKG.

I SOAP CAKKS THIS SALE JliNT. llh TO JUNE 10th IXCI.U8IYE-QUANTITIK3 IKSS TI1.VS ADVtnTIBBIl CAKRY KKr.llr.AR I'ltlCE THESE ITEMS NOT ItATIONF.n FRESH PRODUCE SfKCIAIJi FOR PIMDAV AND SATURDAY Texas Tomatoes, Ige lb. 23c ICalif. Lettuce, large head 19c iWinesap Apples ..,.3 Its. 39c ILemons, large 35c MKAT ITKMS ARK KATIONEn FIRST QUALITY MEATS FBIDAV SATURDAY AT OUR COMPLETE MEAT MARKET Old Fashioned Meat Loaf, sliced, tb 39c Chicken Style Loaf, sliced lb.

37c Ring Bologna 31c Sheep Casine 39c i Si. I'lumr Sprlnc SI. 1.111. Ill E. Plr'l sl IMirmn 1'a.

II. II. Orr Tlluliliit Hlyo I'lionn filll. HK'I l-lrsi Si. rlinnn ii.1, Itoiwo.vllln ft 1 i'-- CHOICE OF A LIFETIME When it eoMCI la buying food, Leblawt, too, a "Choice of a Lifetime." half million euitomen made thit cholea ind week in and week out, year ind year out they depend on "The Home of Good Food" to lupply iheir entire food needs.

Quality foodi, complete jetection and low every-day price! are traditional at Ublawi, in addition lo all the convenience! of one-stop self-iervtce pfng and fhe ptcaiantriet clean, white "SHREOD1E5" li on SiSCUlI COMPANV i weeks SilvL- ar.d Hovard CLENDALE A PSE A OC CUOVER FARM No. a BARTLETT PEAKS GOLDEN CORN Remember--G-H-J Blue Stamps Expire This Saturday IIIIIIIHIIJIIIIIiHIIIIIHIHHIIIIIilli GENUINE F.LUTS 0 1 SUPPLIES Sliced Bologna Bacon Squares Sliced Pork Liver Pressed Ham Leg o'Lamb 1 B. V. Meat Extract Lobln. complete iloci of nctdtd (in 'nlng I Get youn vhilt tha iup pl lain- PRESTO or BALL FRUIT" JARS PINTS 601.

59c QUARTS dm. gg II Sharp Old Cheese Ib -39c Sky Flab Wafers Spaghetti Dinner I7c. Post Tens Cereals White Bread 2' I7c Kellogg's Corn Flakes 0 tb.39c CLOSURES jS; Jar Rubbers 5c PAROWAX CERTO F.rMikln,J.ny b.ltl,19c ORCHARD PARK I PICKLES Sweet cat DUls--Chow Bellah and Bweet Mixed PicMBs. 8-Or, Jar 12- RENNET POWDER EATWELL PEANUT Grape Juice BUTTER Heckraan's Di r.I" "l5c Minute Man 5 Gra-V-Rich Margarine 5 Rtd Pelnli ll-oi. Hormel "Spam 1 Pompeian Olive Oil Sunshine Krispy Crackers I7c Jenec Evptd.

Milk (I Red Point) 86C Meat Spread Cheeri-Oats VIENNA SAUSAGE POTTED MEAT No. tin 2 Red Pointi Sc CLEANS, DISINFECTS TomatOCS fl rtHOV Washburn Apple Butter Qum J.Q Tomato Juice Beets SSSf, jj. Juioe Beans Extra Fancy RIPE SI: I5c 21 (4c TOMATOES 2 29" NEW! VELVET SUDS IVORY SOAP NO POINTS NEEDED Sweet Dills Stuffed Olives grS'S 25o Apple Juice New Cabbage Honey i Iceberg Lettuce Rice Feast "2," I9c 1 Florida Oranges iV. Si" 47' NORTHERN Homegrown Spinach ISc ucumSS I TISSUE Homegrown Radishes 2- -9c LnjJJ gc I California Peas lb 19c I Yellow Onions Sterling Brooms 69c a SS, Beans Pink Meat Cantaloupes 5 27c Window Lite Pard "ttS? 1 2e Woodbury's 1 1 Matches TI. THE YEAR AROUND HOUSEHOLD SUPER Super-efficient for ing.

ZERO life. itvift.su"' No funK. li -noodoi! I OUItRT Wilburt's Shoe White "'-96 RICHER SUDS CHIPSQ REDUCES DIRT TO NOTHINGI.

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