The Press Gazette from Hillsboro, Ohio • 7

Utility Set Up Commercial Unit I Nagle general sales man ager and (A Helrich division manager of the Columbus South ern Ohio Electric Company an nounce establishment of offices jor its commercial department at Main Street over the Ellison Brothers Store in rooms formerly occupied by the late Don ald Durnell attorney at law The entrance is on the cast side of Store' The office will be staffed at the present time by Paul Hough lortnerly commercial representa tive in the Chillicothe office of the firm and George Claibourne Jr a native of Ifillsboroi who re cently joined the electric utility as residential representative Hough will work with all the in Classified Ads (ROM PRECEDING PAGE) ANNOUNCEMENTS SMALL TOOLS saws lawnmow ers machine sharpened and re paired Closed Wednesdays WAL TER WHITE 238 Pleasant Wtf tl 1Te PAIR AND SERVICE on types models of electrical appli ances Parts for sweepers sewing 'machines ranges irojis mixers etc Will buy or trade for any used appliance Phone 377 RENEW AP PLIANCE SERVICE 316 South High Hillsboro (7 29) 49 50 Ip dustrial and commercial customers of the Columbus Southern Ohio Electric Company located within the Hillsboro and Sea man Divisions and Claibourne will handle pH contacts with the resi dential customers of the company within the same service area mak ing recommendations for the bet ter utilization of electric energy Police Court Lawrence Orcbaugh 45 458 Vine Street cily was fined $10and costs by Mayor Doebele Wed nesday on a charge of tailure to register a motor vehicle The charge was filed by Patrolman Jenkins Elwood Dtiff 37 Hillsboro Rt 1 charged by Cpl Opp Wil mington State Patrol Post with permitting an unlicensed oMrator to drive was fined ana costs in court Wednesday Marion McMurray Greenfield Rt 1 was fined $10 and costs Wednesday on a charge of driv ing to the left of center The charge was filed by Cpl Opp ANNUAL GRANGE INSPECTION The Inspection of Hills boro Grange will be held at regular meeting Wednesday night August 4th at 8'30 Mr and Mrs Roush Workman Mrs Parshall and Mrs Mary Bussey are on the program com mittee and Lucille Walker Martha Lyle and Lucy Stanforth are in charge of refreshments The re freshment requesls each family bring a dish of salad I TvMKz i JMa 3 Dean and Jerry are at it again in a merry mad cap musical mix up It which Is due to open next Sunday at the Col ony Theatre A Paramount pic ture in color by Technicolor it is based on the smash Broadway hit and co stars Janet Leigh and Edward Arnold with red Clark and Sheree North SERVE ON JURY Three county residents were in Cincinnati Monday and Wednesday Of this week serving on the federal grand jury now in session there The three are Lyle and Mrs Stanford city and John Gi oves of Boston The court was expected to coptinueseveral addi tional days Recommended wheat varieties for average bushels more per acre than oldlime varieties bell BEGoodrleh JBt SPECALS PRICES SLASHED! 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LAWN MOWERS 16" Electric SALE $3795 I 18" Electric WOs $6650 SALE $5320 22" Power Mower Reel Type Was $14325 SALE $1 1 460 21" Power Mower Reel Type Was $15275 SALE With Weed Topper 16" Hand Garden King Was $2295 SALE $1 836 16" Hand Alumalite Was $2995 SALE $2396 Koroseal Garden Hose Guaranteed for 10 Yeairi Lighter than rubber hose stronger th an light plastic Was $575 SALE $42Jr Was $980 SALE $784 Was $1385 7 SALE $1095 LOW DOWN PAYMENT EASY TERMS Was $465 SALE $372 Was $755 SALE $595 Waj $1095 SALE $876 Good rich Rubber Hose 3 10 Year Guarantee Was $510 SALE $408 Was $950 SALE $760 SIDERS' AUTO HOME SUPPLY 131 Main St Phone 865 IR ST I NRUBBE 1 A is goo dr icii Additional Social Brizius Judkins Marital Vows Spoken All white cascade boyquets of gladioli and lilies trees of lemon foliage and burning white tapers in seven branched candelabra dec orated the altar of the irst Pres byterian Church of Greenfield on Saturday evening for the wedding of Miss Janice Jane Judkips anj David Boone Brizius Rev John Selvey of Lees Creek read the impressive double ring service at 7:30 o'clock before a white archway covered with lem on foliage The iuide is the daughter of Mrs Jt Judkins of Bainbridge and the late Dr Judkins and Mr Brizius is the son of Mr and' Mrs Leroy Bri zius of Greenfield Preceding the ceremony a half hour program of nuptial music was presented iby Mrs George Priest organist The bride was given in marriage by her brother Robert Judkins of near Bainbridge The waltz length gown of white lace over satin was styled with a high neckline and long sleeves ending in points over the and was worn over a hoop Her veil' of rench illusion fell from a crown of seed pearls andshe carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations and red sweet heart roses with red roses cas cading from the arrangement Her only jewelry was a single strand of pearls a gift of the bridegroom Mrs William Ingle of Bain bridge was matron of honor for her sister Her ice blue gown of spun silk over taffeta was fashion ed with an empire waist full waltz length skirt a bateau neck line edged 'with a double collar and a bow in the back She wore a matching woven headband and carried a tailored bouquet of white delphinium blossoms tied with a blue green taffeta ribbon Miss Janet Ruth Head of Green field was bridesmaid and her gown of coral rose spun silk over taffeta was styled similar to the one worn by the honor attendant She wore a matching headband and'earried a tailored bouquet of blue delphinium Nine year old Mary Beth Judkins and small Margaret Ingle nieces of the bride were junior brides maid and flower girl respectively Mack Sauer Jr of Leesburg served as best man for Mr Brizi us and the guests were seated by Roger Pendle and Ron Berger of Dayton James Radcliff" of Ports mouth John Tudor Richard Sell kop and Conrad Curren all of Greenfield Mrs Judkins chose a navy blue lace gowft for her daughter's wedding and she wore matching accessories Mrs Brizius was at tired in a dusty rose crepe gown with matching lace jacket Both mothers wore white orchids A reception was held at the home of the mother im mediately following the ceremony Hostesses at the reception were Miss Catherine Lough Miss Ann ree Mrs James ree and Mrs Robert Judkins sister in law of the bride Mrs" William' AJsalis' Williamsburg Va ancTNrs James ord of Hillsboro cousins of the bride Mrs Henry Head of Hills boro was in charge of the guest book When the couple left on a wed ding trip the new Mrs Brizius was wearing a red linen dress with white accessories and pinned at her shoulder wks corsage of white carnations She was graduated from Mc Clain High School in the Class of 1953 and attended Ohio University Mr Brizius was graduated from McClain High School in the class of 1952 and this year completed a two year course in business ad ministration at Ohio University He is now associated in business with his father On their return from lheir wed ding trip the couple will reside on the Seven Caves road near Bain bridge Sgt Herbert Stroup son oL Mr and Mrs Edmond Stroup of Hollowtown ikhome for 30 days after spending four yedrs in the service mostly at Keesler AB Miss and Arabia He was married Sunday in Mississippi to Beverly Bourg of Louisiana After 30 days he will report to Texas to be dis charged and Mrs Tufhef of Toledo and and Mrs John White of Paulding are visiting £lr and Mrs rank Spicer Mary Hilton is spending her vacation with Mrs A Hilton in Hillsboro until September Miss Charlotte Simkins left Sunday for Camp Molly Lauman near Portsmouth where she will be a counselor The Helping Hand Club will sponsor a party riday July 30 at the Modern Wood man Hall at 8 Public is invited to attend Miss Betty Borden and SSgt George Mathews of Columbus spent the week end in the home of Mr and Mrs Starling "Borden Other visitors on Saturday were Mr and Mrs Ed Borden of Akron Mr and Mrs Henry Borden of Norwood Mrs Nellie Easter and Mrs Ella Geltar and daughter of Russellville Garden Club Holds Meeting at Church JWefnbers of the Hillsboro Gard efi Club and guests enjoyed a de lightful program and (meeting at the Hillsboro Church o'f Christ Tuesday evening The members of the greenfield Garden Club were guests for the evening The guest speaker for the meet ing was Mr Victor Reis Mr Hcis is the extension floricultur ist at Ohio State University in Co He spoke on the subject of roses He told the group about ithe iertilizing spraying and the general care of these Howers He answered many questions about all types of flowers ollowing program members re mained for business session Dur ing this time the following officers' Were installed for the year 1954 5 President Mrs James Witt first vice president' Mrs Ports second vice president Miss Helen Lemon secretary Miss Cla ra McMeekin treasurer Mrs Al len T' Pence and corresponding secretary Miss Marian Wardlow Mrs Witt announced that the state convention of the Ohio ed erated Garden Clubs would be heldin Columbus in September Several of the members from the local Garden CJub are planning to attend She also announced that duqs are now payable and that there will be ho meeting ofjlhe local jelub in August Mr and Mrs Parshall of Old Greenwich Conn spent last week end with Mrs Lida Parshall They returned to their home Wed nesday Mr and Mrs Parshall and Mrs Lida Parshall were' riday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Heber V6 Misses Margaret Ann Miller Janet ettro PaulaAnn Stephens Karen Hammond Judy Marsh Joyce Dixon Diane Shaffer Sarah Cook Joella Hartman and Susie Johnson are spending this week at Camp Molly Lauman a Girl Scout Camp near Portsmouth Misses Judy and Jill Starbuck Martha Banyas Sandra Johnston Karen Collins Marcia Collins' Nancy 'Hiestand Ann McBride Jane Stanforth and Peggy VLou Wisecup returned home Sunday after spending the past two at Camp Molly Iauman near Ports mouth Mr and Mrs Ed ehring and children Gipper and Debbie re turned home Sunday after a va cation at Crystal Beach Mich where they were the guests of Mrs Laura Boehm While there theyspent the week end in Detroit Mich Luncheon Held Here Wednesday Mrs AL Johnson and' Miss" Mildred Morgan entertained witha delightful luncheon at the Coloni' al Tea Room on Collins AvcWed nesday afternoon Eighteen guests enjoyed a de licious luncheon served in the at tractive dining room The tables were centered with iii'tistic ar rangements of summer garden flowers 1 following the luncheon theguests went to the home of Miss Morgan on North High Strict for a pleasant afternoon of bridge and samba Beautiful arrange ments of summer gardeh flowers were placed: throughout the rooms At the conclusion of" the after noon the scores were tallied and? the bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs Burton Morris md Mrs Hoyt? Mrs Louis de Cazenove won the samba prize J' Booth and Mrs Loren Vance spent Tuesday in Cincinnati Miss lorence Hanes of 'Marion is visiting her sister Mrs Gaites and Miss Virginia Bell Miss Rita ogel of Cincinnati is visiting Miss Madeleine Pence this week Mrs Nancy Buker' of Mt yer non visited her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Berry and friends here riday Her daughter Gene Ann returned home with her on Saturday after spending the past two weeks with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Thomas Berry and family of Bowling Green and Mr and Mrs Thomas Berry of Hillsboro were dinner guests Tues day of Mr "'and Mrs Berry "in Danville "'ATf' andMrsr Thomas Berry and Thomas Allen and John Richard of Bowling Greenare spending their vacation in Hillsboro visiting friends and rela tives They plan to return home Saturday Mr Berry is the district supervisor of the Ohio Tractor Co there Ws BB Mr and Mrs McBride and children of Akron Dr and Mrs John McBride and Dr and Afrs Leland DwMcBride were dinner guests of Mrs John AfcBride Sr at the Colonial Tea Room on Col lins Ave Wednesday evening WILKIN REUNION The annual Wilkin reunion will be held Sunday August 1 at the roadside park on Route 62 about 12 miles south of Hillsboro different be reads a sign in Longview Wash At Lowry ield a lur 4 A3 Michael Boldman eon of Mn Bernice Hamilton Hills boro Rt 4 has completed his basic training at Sampson AB Geneva New York and Is now stationed at Lowry ield Den ver Colorado riends may white him at the following address: 2041 3436 Student Sqd Lowry AB Denver Colo Heal Hampers Hogs OSU Specialist Says Hogs often die of heat prostra tion when approach 100 degrees according to Herbert BarnesAohio State extension swine specialist In ad dition to death losses there is a costly reduction in rate of weight gains when get as high as 90 degrees he adds California researchers found that 200 pound hogs gain most efficiently at 60 degrees tempera tures At 68 degrees 200 pound hogs ate 4 pounds of feed to make a pound of gafn 80 degreesit took 5 pounds of feed and at 91 degrees it took 12 pounds of feed for a pound of gain Barnes admits that he do much the' but he has some suggestions for hog raisers to help keep hogs" He cool drinking Water sprays wallows shade Sprays and concrete wal lows are practical for (large pro ducers but probably not for farm ers who raise only a few hogs Wuanling pigs need 7 square feet of shade per animal while 150 need about 12 square feet Using 40 to 12 "inches' of "straw hay or corn stalks as a roof for the shelter gives good insulating values Where metal roof is used on the shade Barnes suggests coating the under side of the roof ing with dark paint to cut down heat radiation The bright surface on top will reflect the heat On hot days the specialist also suggests wetting the ground under the shade and the floors of hog houses Then locate' feeders and waterers near the shade A hog in the sun may absorb 45 percent more units of radiated heat (not THE PRESS GAZETTE 7 HILLSBORO OHIO riday July 30 1954 4 temperature) than his mate under the shade 1 Arrested on Support Calvin Lewis Mowrystown' was arrested by sheriff's officers Wed jtesday on a warrant issued in Cincinnatinunieipal court charg ing liim with failing to provide for minor'children He was being held in the Highland County jail pending the arrival of Cmcimiati authorities Odd act DUPONT Auto Enamels AND House PaintsAbp MARINE DULUX PAINTS namel for furniture walls I and woodwork I 1 Illi Z7 O' IMpJ ft Auto Supplies Main Phone 8 IQUPyJiP PAI rA six year old Richmond Ky boy tied a string around his loose baby tooth attached the other end toan arrow fitted his bow and let it gol EXTRA SPECIALS OR THE LAST THREE DAYS OUR BIG MID SUMMER SALE JULY 29 30 31 ONLY DOUBLE TOUGH REE REE REE REE TUMBLERS with aNY type 0 WITHach liACLID IJ WITH LACH 5 OZ SIZE WAbHtK dOld cunrruki PACKAGE 8 RILE or SHOTGUN Rea 95c July 29 30 or 31 Ke9 vourchoceofa SoldJuly 29 30 31 SPECIAL PRICE days only orSunbeam 58c set Electric Iron 2 Boxes Shells rnrr tnee July 29 30 31 Only nwn neon nil 1 1 52 gal electric JUnlU ntKU UIL WItheach Double Element rigidaire Appliance Wafer Healer 3 Days Only 'J'1 1 Sold July 29 30 31 $9995 Dn ti cnrj "A BEAUTIUL SET Keg $I3U Ual LHipnuEnr JET TYPE WATER SYSTEM PYREX DINNERWARE with mounted tank ready 1 A2 T0 PLUG Special $129 plus Y0UR CH0CE 0 A cqo Casco Kitchen Stool 777 airley Hardware Store i "Long Life Is The True Proof of Better Merchandise" 1849 1 OR EVERY PURPOSE CAI ArM SPONCl Goodrich.