Wilmington News-Journal from Wilmington, Ohio • 10

Pag Ten THE DAILY NEWS JOURNAL WILMINGTON OHIO Saturday July 1 1950 Cussing Paul Dennis Rice rank Skimming Dr Paul Van der Voort South Clothing ulton Body Shop Powell Body Shop Ungers Tex aco Litt Bros Seibert Babb East End Gulf Station Channel Laundry Vandervort Nursery "William Gorey Arthur uneral Home rist National Bank ar quhar urnace Thompson Shell Station Clark Drive In Mrs Linton Collett Lumber Yard Hale Clinton Metal Prod ucts Swisshelm Delicatessen Champlin Clothing Cox Electric New Lacy Syndicate Store Elmer Wright Kroger Store A Barrett Son Master Mix eed Western Aluminum Cast ing Co Moore Eastwood Co Wilmington Appliance Co Donnhue Thrift Market McPherson Tool Co Sheeter Co CAB Electric Crawford Johnson Garage Gumley Implement Co Wil mington Laundry Murphy Ben ham Hardware Zero Locker Applegate Lumber Co Clinton Construction Co Bone cutter Clothing Chenoweth Pon tiac Linton Dairy Joseph Lan drum Camera Shop Mac Tools Thomp Thrift Market Department Store Stackhouse and Woodruff A Dabe Son Zimmerman ood Market Sabina armers Exchange irst National Bank Webb Den ehy Shubert Gibbs Har are rank Pavey Sabina Tractor Sales Sam Nicely Blanchester Port William Banking Co and Port eed Mill Port William Melvin 'Stpne Co and Melvin Grain Co Melvin Woodmaggpe Elevator 1 i 1 jin Southerland New Viennai lag Left as Is Clinton countlans apparently the center of tlA large star that War the the (fade oj with You Can Buy It ARM BUREAU AT ISHERS INSURANCE left ireplace Dampers Attic Ventilators Tite On Shingles Steel Sash INSURANCE WILMINGTON REE! BUILDING RANK TO SPEND A SAE and SANE the school Elnara lorea opened tha momksrc on 4th of July in Wilmington The Tenpins Topple? DENVER WILLIAMS MEMORIAL PARK OR SALE by Wilmington Municipal Band OHIO CONSOLIDATED i Harry eike TELEPHONE COMPANY 6 the the Rapp who was one of the most popular landlords of Ohio during the 30 years which pre ceded his death in 1874 was born in Baden Germany in 1815 He emigrated to America in 1835 and located in Cincinnati where he followed his trade of clock maker for five years In 1840 he by the three daughters Misses Agatha (Autha) Alice and Kate who operated the hotel during its last years until with the pass ing of the last of the three sis ters Miss Kate in the past year it was sold to be torn down as the oil company had an option on another part of the large lot If you are in the same po sition as he we suggest you check your values at once A very satisfactory client of ours recently took an inventory of his holdings he was very much sur prised to learn that the amount of insurance be now has was less than fifty per cent of its value He immediately increased his protection to a safe level and thanked us for the suggestion Wil care STORE HOURS Charles Hadley Phone Wilmington 6945 Don McKay Phone Wilmington 7329 Ralph Cornelius Phone New Vienna 2665 Slip Seal Sewer Pipe with the new Root Proof Joint SEWING tll LIGHTERS The Sewing Hi Lighters 4 Club met at Waynesville Park Monday for a swim and picnic party The president called the meeting to order and 16 mem bers answered roll call with their favorite colors Requirements for Junior 4 Camp to be held at Camp Clifton July 10 15 and demonstrations to be given at the fair were discussed by the mem 1 bers The meeting was adjourned un til next Monday morning when the meeting will be held at the home of Sally Breuleux 7Xen ia avenue Members are request ed to take their projects and project books with them GRETA ANN TOWNSEND Reporter oundation Water proofing Lukens Reynolds Has New Inhalator torical landmark of Clinton coun ty now Snow Hili Country Club were two of the best known inns in Ohio during the old stage coach days when either one or the other served as the half way stopping place between Cincin nati and Columbus The original part of the build ing which occupied the corner at Washington1 (CCC Highway) and Howard streets Sabina and the first addition behind it which was built of brick were torn down a number of years ago when the Standard Oil Com pany purchased the lot for a service station The newest part on the west side was occupied each but covering the entire top half of the flag instead of merely the upper left corner One vote also went to a former flag in which the stars were ar ranged in the shape of a star on a blue field in the upper hand corner of the flag LOREN HIATT of mingterfR 2 didn't for any of the proposals of Ray mond and drew his own flag with a solid red field 13 red and white stripes and 13 blue stars in This it nice home it hovolwoys been occupied by the owner end is only for tale the owner it leaving town Saturday 8:30 to 9:00 nut that if taii nnct lanva the i ftojoforts of your home to drive a you use common sense' extra care and that your safety and the safety of others depends on how safely you drive The entire force of the High way Patrol will be on duty oyer the holiday Col Mingle stated in order to assist you and to re duce as far as possible speeding and reckless driving which caus es many very serious accidents He further stated that should tragedy strike this ourth of Ju ly weekend on the rural high ways to notify the closest State Highway Patrol Post at onCe De lay in summoning soiyietimes costs a life that otherwise might be saved A seven room dwelling entirely modern gat furnace lo cated on an excellent street just two squares from the Cpurt House Walter Reynolds owner of Lukens Reynolds uneral Home announced Saturday that the fu neral home has purchased a new Scott to be used as part of their ambulance service Designed by the Scott Aviation Corp in Lancaste the new inhalator is the latest thing in this type of device One of the main features of the new inhala tor is that excess positive pres sure is impossible as the flow of oxygen is controlled automatical ly as demanded by the patient Reynolds said it is available whenever and wherever needed This supplementary oxygen will be particularly useful in cases of drowning and suffocation or where persons are suffering from asthma or a heart condi tion was surrounded by white stars for the states The stripes and 13 blue stars stand for the original flaming red ijackground might represent the fiery atomic which surround us as a i nation and the world of which we arc a part It represents a chai 1 lenge for us to keep strong and I thereby to keep opposing forces the world In Hiatt wrote Mr and Mrs Lee Armstrong I of said in a letter i accompanying their ballot: understand why the posi Clinton 4 Club News And yet you cheerfully pay your bowl ing fees and shell out for your cigars without a murmur of protest Some times it is well to ponder these compar isons especially when the actual val tie of your telephone cannot be com puted in dollars and cents Clinton Seiners Have $3000 or Crippled Children's Ward Aluminum Screen Wire 3 As Guests oCthe Wilmington Retail Merchants Professional Men and Industries Do You Like To See Let Ut Show You Thit Homo Yes anyway you look at it the value of the telephone the cost ton Sons Dr Yantes Spahr Plumbing Williams Plumbing Heating Wilmington Produce Co Morris St Walker Poultry Bates Coal Co Bor Grocery Townsley Hatch ery Yellow Cab Sewell Motor Express Johnson Construction Hallmark Productions Wilmington Iron and Metal Co Miller Turner Organ Store Miller Bakery Minton arquhar Grocery Brown Of fice Supply enner Sporting Goods Keller Cut Rate Drug Co The Market Clinton County National Bank Trust Co Bangham urniture Zim merman Restgltrant TTnlo JI pAlnor TTnihga nnnrf ment Store Bailey Murphv Co Haworth Store The Cll bourne McDermott Co Wil mington Casting Co arm Bu i reau Co op Jack Patton Inc Airport Bowling Alleys Edwards Sheet Metal Thomas Millinery Dr rank Osborn Model Dry Cleaning Co Beckett Marcum Snyder Shoe Store Dr Donald Ambrose Helen Budrey Smith Dry Cleaning isher uneral Home Dr Leo i ugate Shoe Repair Inc Day I Charles Rulon Salesman Real Estate arm Loans Insurance Bonds Masonic Temple Bldg Phone 2232 spect and is a "privilege we should 1 proud In his letter with his vote for No 1 Proposal Charles Cleland June 24 for $170 to be torn down Week Days 8:30 to 5:30 Close Noon Wednesdays should be changed or that any one would suggest it Things like i By MRS VIRGINIA BERNARD our country flag National An i Rapp House former them and other traditions of our country seem sacred to us and we think an established symbol I by Joseph Rapp in 1844 and that has been given us by our the property of the Rapp family forefathers should be held in re 1 for IM years will soon be only a memory as the remaining 12 rooms and newest part of the building were sold at auction Patrol Urges Sate Weekend Richard A Pavty Phone Sabina 2434 Clarence ordyce Phone Blanchester 3076 Herman Sievers Phone 7658 or 2145 Wilmington Irwin George Mgr teproeontief ARM BUREAU MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY ARM BUREAU MUTUAL IRE INSURANCE COMPANY ARM BUREAU LIE INSURANCE COMPANY Home OHkee Celembee OMe Did you know that 1 0 of your income invested in Insurance would protect the other 907 of your total income? There is a arm Bureau insurance contract that will provide for all of your protection needs or complete information about your Insurance needs write or call REPRESENTATIVES SERVICE COLLETT LUMBER YARD Equipped or Batter Wilmington Phone 22B1 NUNN'S ZERO LOCKERS Sugartroe St Phono 2174 RAPP MARRIED Catherine Dahl daughter of Wiley and Barbara Bohl Dahl in 1841 They had 10 children Anthony Sarah Mary Josephine Autha George John Callie Alice and Kate Dr Parrett Sabina son of Jo sephine Rapp Parrett is one of surviving members of the family and the only one residing in Clin ton county Mrs Rapp and fam ily continued to operate the hotel after her death Many interesting antiques' in cluded in the furnishings of the Rapp House also were sold at Saturday's auction ormer res idents of Sabina joined those who still make their home there to purchase some souvenir and many recalled an equally famil iar sight during the Nine ties" and the first 20 years of the 20th Century Rapp House horse and which met all trains striving at the two de pots transporting the guests who were arriving or leaving? TIP TOP WORKERS Adams Tin Ton Workers 4 ClubTTVet Tuesday afternoon at I caused 1 Col Mingle recalled that col Officers at the State Highway Patrol station in Wilmington re ported Saturday that the traffic on roads in the county was heavy riday night as many per sons started their July ourth trips but no accidents were re ported The Ohio State Highway Patrol is requesting your cooperation in an all but effort to make the ourth of July a safe holiday Col George Mingle superin tendent of the Ohio State High way Patrol stated that deaths and injuries on streets and highways are unnecessary if safe driving practices are fol lowed? He pointed out that you should be certain that your car is mechanically start earlier giving yourself plenty of time hurry obey all traf fic rules and be ex tremely alert for the other mistakes try to mix drinking and it work Remember that ac cidents happen they are SKIMMING Insurance Real Estate Sponsored By Clinton County Veterans of oreign Wars Post 6710 vui miusic icvaiKU umt vur the meeting afia members an lisions over the holiday period i swereri roll call by giving their a year ago claimed the lives of mothers maiden name persons killed and 210 injured Last reservations were made jn 299 reported smash ups on for the 4 tour to Dayton on I the rural highways He pointed Wednesday It was decided to I out that if you must leave the i i pay fare for four members ton the bus since other membars were going with Mrs Donald Steele The meeting closed by singing the 4 Clover Song Before the meeting opened Nu trition classes made cheese sand wiches egg salad and eggnog i and the Baling Is un classes i made muffins cakes and cook i ies Jessie isher and JoAnnOs born gave a demonstration on how to set a table After the meeting Elnora and I Mildred lorea gave a first aid demonstration with Rosalie Mc Connell as patient Next meet ing will be July 10 at 1:30 MARLENE CHERRYHOLMES Reporter If you ore a bowling enthusiast you may be surprised to lean that it costs you more to bowl eight hoijrs a month than it does for your telephone which is at your service '720 hours a month If you smoke cigars one cigar a day costs as much as the average residence tele phone bill and if you drink beer a bot tle a day costs more than the overage business telephone are overwhelmingly against changing the appearance of the flag of the United States if Ha waii and Alaska become the 49th and 50th states in our union and it becomes necessary to add two state to our flag A total of 77 replies were re ceived during the past two weeks by the News Journal following the series of articles by Alex Raymond an artist and creator of the comic strip Rip Kifty which appeared in the News Journal Sixty eight of the votes re ceived were for proposal No 1 which would leave the stripes the same and change the Stars in the blue field in the left hand corner from the present six rows of eight stars in a row to five rows with 10 stars in each row This Was the suggestion that would eause the least alteration In appearance of flag No 2 Proposal in which stars would be arranged in bine field in three circles ceived three votes as did Pro 70 year old Clarksville man posal No 4 which was for the that the design of the flag stars to bl! arranged in the cen not he changed He mentioned ter of the stripes in the form of the members ofiis family who a star One vote was received by had been lost in wars fighting Proposal No 6 in which the I under this flag he stars would be in five rows of 10 wrote have done pretty well unaer me nag inai we are using if anvnnp dnpsn'f likA rnr if they know of one they like better I moved to Wilmington and four let them go where they are using I years later went to Sabina where one they like There are too he started the hotel which with many radical people i the Snow Hill Inn another his cnange me nag or me moie ana if you are a full blooded Ameri can you should be satisfied" Clinton County Shrine Club now has more than $3000 in its fund for a crippled ward at the Clinton Memorial Hospital now under construc tion Harry eike said Sat urday This fund was raised through the two performances of the Mills Bros circus which were sponsored in Wilmington by the Shriners The performance April 19 netted the local Shrine Club $1518 which is approximately the same amount that was made the first year eike said He expressed the appreciation of the Shriners for the support given them at these circus per formances and particularly the following businessmen and Indi viduals This money is being held in a separate fund tor use only pt the hospital eike added Business organizations who as sisted with the 1950 Shrine Cir cus included: Williams lorist Haines Coal Co Weller Sizer Shell Station Cr Cashman isher Lum ber Co Dr Kinzel Cham pion Bridge Co Joe Murphy Buckley Bros Lukens Reynolds Babb Sheet Metal Marathon Service Station Irwin Auger Bit Co Roberts Motor1 Co Graf Studio Noftsger Bros Paint Pennington Tire Shop The Par is Bowfnan Tire Shop Schramm and Stopp jewelry store Hiatt jewelry store Cruze Cab Garrett Jake's Ga rage Martin Palace Cafe Winfield Garage Ray McLaugh lin Tener Service Station Wen 1 dell Clevenger Victor Comp 1 I v' IMJ Most People Want Rapp House To Be Just Memory in babina boon Kiddies ishing Contest 3 to 5 PRIZES OR LARGEST ISH CAUGHT Rnng Your Own Bait and Pole ft iwfe I 1 CONCERT A.