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GIpJENVILLE, FRIDAY, JUNE 24,1949 1HB RECORD-ARGUS HOLLYWOOD COLUMN so Lonnie's Pet Pigeon By GENE HANDSACKER Hollywood, June McCallister, who hunted mountain lions in "The Big Cat," groomed mules in "Scudda Hoo, Scudda Hay," and herded sheep in "Thunder in the Valley," has a pet pigeon. It flew in the window of his apartment one hot day 10 months ago when the windows were open and there were no screens up. Came in along with the flies, and stayed. "It roosted on the living-room beams for a while," says Lon, who milked cows and fed chickens and a peacock in "The Red House." "It laid eggs there and on the floor. But I'm letting it sleep on the foot of my bed now, and it lays eggs there, too." Lon drove trotting horses in "Home in Handsokw Indiana" and is currently playing a jockey in "Story of Seablscuit." After so much screen association with animals, I suggested he must be allergic to all four-footed or feathered creatures.

But Lon said. "No. She waddles all over the apartment. She's so cute." He calls her simply "That's his lucky spoon and fork from a spaghetti dinner at the Blue Sky Inn!" DANCE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY to a popular orchestra We serve delicious spaghetti, steaks and chops and fish fries and banquets We cater to parties 3Ml. SOUTH OF GREENVILLE ON ROAD I8---TEL-9035R "Pigeon." Says she's well-behaved and cooperative in her personal habits.

Lon's getting a playmate for her soon. It's a plain alley kitten, and Lon thinks they'll get alone together all right. Quickies: Eleanor a pretty Red Cross nurse in "Chain Lightning." Be a pleasure to be sick with her fussing over-you Robert Young, currently toiling in "Baby Is Here," has sold a radio program, starring himself, for next fall. It's called "Father Knows Best" and, says Bob, "We're trying to give it the 'Ozzie and Harriet' flavor Talked to Billie Burke the day before her autobiography, "With a Feather on My Nose," hit the book stalls. Being a published author, says Billie is "terrible.

I wanted to go to Nome, rent an igloo, and stay there. I was terrified of, what I'd done." Flash from hhe "Chain Lightning" set: Bogart's and Bacall's baby boy, now 16 weeks old, crawls. "Also starting to reach out for things," Stephen Humphrey's proud dad reported Annoying Bogart affectation: shaking your hand with his left hand. Just call him "Slugger" Donald O'Connor. Few Sundays ago he climbed into a ring and boxed two rounds with Lightweight Champion Ike Williams.

"Ike said I could be a pro if I wanted to," Donald disclosed. ADAMSVILLE Phi Delta Class Meets at Andrews Home Here Mrs. Pannie Andrews and Mrs. W. B.

Andrews entertained the Phi Deltas at the Andrews home Thursday evening, June 16. Meeting was in charge of Mrs. P. H. Muntz.

Devotions were led by Mrs. T. Charles Miller, followed by the business period. A social hour included Red Cross work and lunch which was served to the following: Mrs. Richard D.

Hays, Mrs. John M. Andrews, Mrs. T. Charles Miller, Mrs.

P. H. Muntz, Mrs. J. H.

Neese, Mrs. W. C. Hawden, Mrs. J.

Max Conley, Mrs. R. L. Smith, Miss Zella Henry, Mrs. F.

G. McQuiston, Mrs. Olive McBntire, Mrs. Owen Marshall, Mrs. P.

M. Dodds, Mrs. Albert Skelton and Mrs. Blanche Henry. Mrs.

Grace McQuiston and Mrs. Elizabeth Nottingham were guests of the class. Mrs. Martha Baird, a PARTICIPATE IN JOINT above picture was taken at Riverside Hotel last Saturday night, June 18, when members of St. Michael's High School, class of 1924 gathered for a 25th anniversary banquet.

Festivities continued throughout the weekend, the occasion also marked the golden anniversary of the high school's establishment. Pictured are: (left to right) Sr. M. Phillipa, Mrs. Julia Staynoff Seculaff, Rev.

Fr. James J. Kearns, Ray McAndrew, Mrs. McAndrew, Frank Crowley, Mrs. Crowley, Sr.

M. Daniel, Rev. Fr. J. C.

Cronin, Rev. Fr. Francis Johnson, Mrs. Leona Callahan Snelus, Mies Rose Devers, John A. Daniello, E.

P. Dambacher, Mrs. Dambacher, Chris Staynoff and John Daniello, Jr. Quick Relief If Back Aches All the blood in your body passes through the kidneys every few minutes. The kidneys filter and purify your blood stream of waste matter and excess acid.

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Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. J. Max Conley called on Paul Cathcart at the Mercer Cottage Hospital Sunday afternoon. He is showing some improvement at this time.

Mrs. Elizabeth Nottingham spent the week-end with her daughter, Mrs. Leo Hurst and family, Greenville. Mrs. Fannie Andrews and Mrs.

W. B. Andrews, accompanied by Misses Sarah and Evelyn Cooley, Conneaut Lake, visited friends in Harrisville and Grove City last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Verle McGranahan and family spent Saturday with iheir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Thompson, Grove City. Betty Jean, who has been visiting her grandparents, returned home with them. R.

L. George, New Castle, called on Adanisville friends Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riehel and family, Wellsville, N.

recently spent a week-end with her father, H. L. Williams, and her brother, R. S. Williams and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Royal, Greene Township, Ray Lauffer, Miss Mary Hoffman and Mr. -and Mrs. Earl Palmiter, Greenville, were dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. D. S. Gaylord, Saturday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. D. S. Gaylord and son, Hugh, accompanied by Mrs. Olive Gaylord, Hartstown, visited relatives at Perrysburg, recently.

Mrs. A. C. Marsh, Jamestown, called on Adamsville friends Wednesday. The 4-H Clubs from Adamsville and other members from neighboring clubs are spencV-ig some time at the Scout Camp near New Hamburg.

MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS GROVE CITY Mercer Doctor Delivers Recent Graduation Talk Dr. Ferdimore Vogan, Mercer, delivered the commencement address for the graduating students of the grade school at George Junior Republic. -The exercises were held Thursday evening. Commencement launched a number of special events at the Republic. An archery show is planned and a magician will perform in the gymnasium.

The Grove City Municipal band will present a concert next Wednesday in the Lobaugh Auditorium. Smocking Is Easy! AMEBICAN ASSOCIATION Standing of the Clubs t. Pet. St. Paul 40 2o .615 Indlanapl 40 26 Mllwauke 35 28 .556 -Mlneapls 33 31 Columbus 30 35 Louisville 28 37 .430 Kan.

City 28 39 .418 10 Toledo 24 38 .387 YESTERDAY'S Columbus 8, St. Paul 4. Toledo 7. Milwaukee 4. Minneapolis 4, Louisville 3.

Indianapolis 2. Kansas City INTERNATIONAL LEAGTJH Standing of the Clubs Pet. Pct.l 38 22 .633 Rochester 33 34 Syracuse. 27 37 .377 .830 Buffalo Monti-eal 36 2fi .581 Jer. City 36 26 .581 Baltimore 23 38 Toronto.

38 29 .567 Newark 20 30 YESTEBDAY'S Jersey City 9, Rochester 8. 10 InnlngB. Buffalo 8, Newark 7. Montreal 6,. Baltimore 3.

Toronto 9, Syracuse 5. MIDDLE: ATLANTIC LEAGUE Standing of the Clubs I'ct. Pet. Youngstn. 36 25 Johnstwn 34 25 Vandergf 34 27 Erie 33 28 .590 .578 .557 .541 Butler 28 34 Oil City.

27 34 Unlontwn 26 33 N. Castle 25 37 .452 .443 .441 .403 YESTERDAY'S H2SDLTS Toungstown 5, Oil City 2. New Castle 10, Untontown 5. Johnstown, 6, Vandergrltt 5. Butler 2.

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Mr. Graham suffered a dislocated hip which required an operation to relocate, while Mrs. Graham broke her leg in two places just above the ankle. Monthly Staff Meeting of City Hospital Held Monthly business meeting of the Grove City Hospital staff was held in, the assembly room of the hospital Wednesday morning. Dr.

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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS By Associated teen, there was some action In women's singles, women's doubles and mixed doubles, Mrs. Helen Rihbany of Boston won her singles match to gain the round of 32. She defeated Kay Tuckey of Britain, 6-3, 3-6, 8-6. AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit. .353.

Philadelphia, 65. Runs batted Boston, 70. Detroit, 83. Philadelphia, 19. 8.

Home Boston, Stolen bases Dillinger, St. Louis, 9. Cleveland, 4-0, 1.000. Detroit, 81, Newhouser, Detroit, 64. NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting Robinson, Brooklyn, .366.

Brooklyn, 51. Runs batted in Robinson, Brooklyn, 56. Brooklyn, 90. Doubles Ennis, Philadelphia, Triples Ennis and Ashburn, Philadelphia, 6. Home Pittsburgh, 15.

Stolen Brooklyn, 15. Pitching Sewell, Pittsburgh, 4-0, 1.000. Boston, 58. TWO OBSTACLES FACE US WIMBLEDON NETTERS London, June 24 Jack Bromwich and Czechoslovakia's Jaroslav Drobny look like the biggest stumbling blocks to an All-American semi-final in the Wimbledon tennis championships. These two Davis Cup veterans won yesterday in a fashion that was quite as impressive as the unbroken march of the United States' favored quartet.

Bromwich is seeded fifth, Drobny sixth. Bromwich, runnerup to Bob Falkenburg last year austed Eustace Pannin, the South Africa ace, 6-1, 6-4, 6-1. Drobny ousted Budge Patty of Los Angeles in a five-set nerve- tingler, 6-4, 6-8, 7-9, 6-0, 6-2. The durable Czech had a lot of energy and shots left when the Marathon was over. The United States' tennis titans- Ted Schroeder of La Crescenta, Pancho Gonzales and Frankie Parker of Los Angeles and Hollywood's Falkenburg moved forward but one fracture in their ranks was barely averted.

Falkenburg, the defending champion, had to rally in the fifth set to repulse Joseph Asboth of Hungary, 6-4, 7-5, 2-6, 0-6, 6-4. As the men reached the round of six- City Softball League Standings of the Teams Team Pet. Moose 7 0 1.000 The Hub 6 1 .857 Knights of Pythias ..63 .667 V.F.W 4 3 ,571 Navy Club 2 5 .286 Werner Company 1 7 .125 Jr. C. of 0 7 .000 RESULTS YESTERDAY K.

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