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THE COSHOCTON TRIBUNE THURSDAY BVHONO, ATJOUOT I. IMi Millersburg News TribiiM PhoM 78-- Durler ClMriflei Bast gtttcti Social Events The club will hold their annual picnic at the roadside park five miles west of Millersburf on 39, Saturday noon. Members, of the will be fuests. The Friendship of Hopewell Presbyterian church will hold a picnic Friday night at 8 at the side park on Route 39 five miles west of Millersburg. Mrs.

Marion Tschantr is teacher of this class. MEN IN SEHVICE Mrs. Kathleen Brown of Holm- received word that her husband, Pfc. Earl Brown, was seriously wounded on the arm and leg in action in France. The mes- tage was signed by a Rtd Cross worker and stated she would re- more word from the War Department.

Pfc. Brown was inducted in De- cwnber, 1942, and left the TJnited States in December, 1943, for England, never having had a furlough. He has been In the invasion in Trance since the first day and re- cently wrote that he had received an expert infantry medal. He is the son of Mrs. Casper Hartman of Holmesville.

Sgt. Rollin Stallman left Tuesday for Camp Gordon, near Augusta, after spending a furlough with his wife, Alice, North Mad Anthony Millersburg, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Stallman of Holmesville. Cpl.

Donovan L. Patterson recently received the new Infantry Man's expert medal while stationed at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Cpl. Patterson has been transferred to Camp San Luis Obispo, Calif. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs Roy E. Patterson of Clark. His wife, Betty and son, John Leslie, live on North Washington st, Millersburg. Robert H. Crawford, who has an A.P.O.

address out of New York City, has recently been promoted from Seaman Second Class to Seaman First class. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Crawford of Holmesville. wife and child live at Benton.

Harry R. Painter of Millersburg has been promoted to corporal, following his graduation from Cadro school at Aberdeen Provfng Grounds, Aberdeen, Md. Walter Gail Mote, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.

Mote, South Monroe Millersburg, is in training at the IT. S. Naval Training Station at Great Lakes, 111. He graduated from Millersburg high school this spring. Wallace E.

Michel has returned to camp after spending a week-end leave with his wife and children west of Millersburg. He is stationed at Little Creek, Va. Mr and Mrs. W. H.

Patterson of south of Killbuck have received word that their son, Pvt. Judson Patterson has been in France since the beginning of the invasion. His address may be obtained from his parents. Pvt Marvin B. Zickefoose, Glenmont, Ohio, has arrived overseas, after completing his training at Camp Hood, Texas.

TAKES RADIO POSITION Supt. W. W. Wilson of the Millersburg schools announces three vacancies in the schools, two in the high and one in the grade schools. Mrs.

Ellen Gallagher, of Columbus, who taught home economics in the Millersburg high school the past year has resigned to enter radio work. Mrs. Gallagher will present a radio program over WOSU five days a week, Monday thru Friday. She is connected with the More baked-in richness finest wheat! More vitamins--it's Enriched! Yet Clock Bread costs less! LOOVCS 2 Large 1 I svntfae GRAPEFRUIT 46 ot can 29c TJrurweetened Julct CRACKERS lb.pl.. pFANMT BUTTER r'i Country Club Bodu LMIIU I VV I 24 oz.

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2 Can No. 2 Can 29c 14c I2c Spiced LUNCHEON Lb. Cwa BOLOGNA Ib. 29c PORK LIVER Ib. 22e Sliced.

Healthful FISH FILLETS Ib. S4c Cod Fish VEAl ROAST Delicious, Tender, Tasty Shoulclei Ropst VEAL Rolled and Tied--Fine fot Rodsting 2I VEAL BREAST BOSTON BUTTS Ib. 33o FRESH CALLIES Ib. 27c Fryers--Full Dressed Fine Roasted with Stuffing VEAL CHOPS Fine Quality Rib or Loin Chops CHICKENS Lb. Lb.

Lb. Lb. Lb. 25c 31c 18c 35c 58c WATEMELONS Large Size, Red Ripe Georgia HEAD LETTUCE Large Sire, Fresh, Crisp Heads CANTALOUPES Jumbo Size, Meaty. 27 Si7c Ea 23c POTATOES U.

S. No. 1, All Purpose Cobblers PEACHES Extra Fine Quality Carolina Elbertas CARROTS Home Grown, Fresh, Tender APPLES New, Delicious in Pies or Sauce ea. 69c ea.9c MASON JARS. 59c Quart Size MASON JARS Pint Size JAR RUBBERS tor ShouMci Tvpe Jars JAR CAPS doz.

25c Two-Piece 53c doz. 5c 38 Size 19c JAR LIDS Fit AH Mnson doz. lOc 10lbs.49c 2lbs.25c 2 5 2 Ibs. 25c JELLS-ALL 3 oz. pkg.

lOc Krogers Twinkle Brand SACCHARINE pkg. lOc In Dram Size Package KROGO 3 Ib. can 64c Kroger Vegetable Shoiicnlng EATMORE Ib. 17c Krogf Enriched Murgarne TREET 12 oz. can 33c Vrnom Lunch Meat FINE FLOUR, 5 Ib.

bag 27c Kroger Countij Clvih ICED TEA Vs Ib. pkf. 4Sc Kroger Gttiden DOG MEAL .5 Ib. pk 2ftc Krogei Fine Dog food KROGER A I I A A I I A I A I I i "Buy uy Kroftr brand tike It or tatter thM uy other, or man inrtlM will replact It, ttoolattly FREE, with UN MIM It intnybrtBd ttV. pnct" Vtoraft Sticks With Army Although the ease of "civilian" life Governor, Army war dog retired after 18 months service, the Dalmatian veteran chose to remain in the service with his master, Pvt.

Charles Robert Morris. Above Pvt Morris reads Governor's honorable discharge and congratulates him, on having Certificate of Faithful Service The doe will be mascot for his owner's outfit lit Central Signal Corps, Camp Crowder, Mo. home economics division of Ohio State umveisity. Mrs Gallaghei is a daughter of Prof Victor Reis of Ohio State university, and garden columnist ATTEND CAMP Thirteen members of 4-H club boys and girls from Holmesville were at Camp Craig in Medina cuuiily this week They are: David Stallman, Buddy Bucher, Wilbur Williams, Albeit Arnold, Ronny Jean Stallman. Ann Patterson, Shu-ley Beechy, Dixie Rumbaugh, Joanne Bucher, Janice Crawford, Carol Crawford, Martha Edwards and Marianna Smith.

HOSPITAL NOTES Edwin Rudy, Millersburg, medical. Leola Jean Proper, Killbuck, surgical Mrs Ray Starner, Big Frame, medical. Eli Mullet of Fredencksburg is being treated at Pomerene Memorial hospital for injured vertebrae suffered when the ba rn dooi fell OP him at his home. GETS PURPLE HEART Cpl. Hairy Edgar Wigton, who wounded in action in France and is in a hospital in England, has been awarded the Purple Hert.

No fuither word has been received as to his condition except a lettei from the government saying they woudd keep his parents. Mi and Mis. Edgar AVigton of informed as to his pio- gress. AWARD COAL CONTRACT Holmes county commissioners Monday afternoon awaided the contiact furnishing coal for the court house, county jail and county home fot the coming ycai to IT Kascr, Millersbuig Star Route on Ins bid ol $5 30 a ton for lump coal. MARRIAGE LICENSE Clifford Stewart, 29, Woos- tci, supply man-oil well supplies and Sarah A Weigand, 19, Millet sburg waitiess Consent of Weigand and Alwilda Weigand (Application) NAMED GUARDIAN 4-H CLUB NOTES KEENE The next meeting of the Keene Hill and Valley 4-H club will be held atj the Eick home Thursday evening, Aug 10.

Franklin Day of Killbuck at Pomerene Memorial hospital. PERSONALS Mrs. William B. Telford of San Diego, Calif, arrived Tuesday to spend a month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Vernon Crawford, east of Millersburg. Mrs. John Miller and ter, Marilyn are visiting friends in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. Weisman of Coshocton were Sunday guests of Mis. Margaiet McFarland, South Crawford st. Mrs.

L. Waring and daughter, Sandia, of Orrville, are visiting Mis Amanda Hoffman and Mrs Ruby Walter, North Washington st. Vicki Vickefs of Diesden is isiting Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Swope, South Washington st. W. Evans of South Clay st, accompanied by his daughter, Mis. John.

A. Heisey of Wooster are visiting relatives lat Greensburg, Pa. Miss Margaret Wilson of Canton as a week-end guest of Mrs. Bernard Gallagher, East Jackson st. Mr and Mis Rollo Beegle, West Clinton and William Elliott were dinner guests Sunday of Mr.

and Mrs Herbert Uhl at Cieston Mrs. Donovan L. Patterson and son, John Leslie, who had been visiting the Uhl home at Creston the last week returned Sun day with her parents. Mrs Bessie Hedmgton and daughter, Bexeily. South Crawford relatives at Co- shoclon foi seveial days the last week Mrs A Earney, Wooster rd and Mrs, Claience Ittnei, East Jackson st were guests for several days the last week of Rev and Harry C.

Schairbaujn at AJ- Uanct. Mrs. Lucy Bauf hman, Mrs. Ruth Albury and son, Jack, South Washington spent the last two camping at Lakeland Beach. Miss Gere Samsel of Mansfield is visiting Miss Shirley Close, North Monroe st.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bower and son, Harold Lee of Columbus were guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.

W. Bower, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. B.

W. Bower and Pfc. Evard Bower of Camp inridge, and Miss Madeline Bird of Millersburg were guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Jordan, Ashland Route 1.

Mrs. Hula Shoup and granddaughter, Kay Hodgeson, South Monroe st, were guests the last week of the former's father, Wil- liam Hecker other relatives at Akron. Mrs. Howard Simpkins of ton a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Heding ton, Millersburg Route 2, the last week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Uhl, North Washington were weekend guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrj. Clarence Allison at Orrville. Miss Dorothy Burns 'of Columbus was a week-end guest of her grandmother and aunt, Mrs. Jennie Bosancon and Mrs. Frances Close, North Clay st.

Miss Lilda Lemmon, South. Clay visited relatives and friends at Cleveland and Mansfield the last week. Mr. and Mrs. William Rinehart and family have moved from North Clay to Akron.

Mr. and Mrs. George Sprang of Shreve were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer E.

Sprang, Millersburg Route 1. David Sprang, 17, MiUertburf Route 1, so not Mr. and Homer Sprang and a member of the graduating class of Millen- burg high school this year left Tuesday for Purdue university, Lafayette, to take the A. 9. T.

P. program. Attorney and Mrs. Wayne W. Badger and children, Virginia and Buddy have moved from Fairview to their newly purchased home on North Clay st.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gunthef and children, Carol and will move from East Jackson ct, to the house vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Badger and family.

Mrs, Bessie Hedmgton and con, Dick, and daughter, Beverly, South Crawford were Sunday guevto of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hedington, Millersburg Route 2. In the matter of the guardianship of Delbeit and Ronald Ralston, minors, Delbert Low hns been named guardian. He gave bond for $300 with the Great American Indemnity Co sureties.

TEACHER RESIGNS County Supt C. Egger announces that W. Wells of Glenmont, taught vocational culture in the Glenmont and Nashville high schools has resigned. ATTEND MEETING Bert Giauque, Holmes county AAA chairman and Jesse G. Deit? tind Edwin Balder attended a Triple A meeting at Columbus, this i week.

i BIRTH NOTE ROMAN CLEANSER WhiUf A daughter to Mr. and Mis FOR SUMMER WASHING Motets inowy-whitt, sows hard rubbing; ramovts many ttaini. Sec directions. TATTEN'S doz. 39c LEMONS MILK POST TOASTIES WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE qt.

51c EVENINGS THX VALUE DAY CANNIUED.S Maaoit Jars qts. 69c Mason Jars pts. 59c Jar Rubbers 2 doz. lie Zinc Jar Caps doz. 23c Cane Sugar 10 Hs.

2 Pkgs. 25c Inspect the food values on our, shelves and you will see why, EVERY DAY is VALUE DAY at your M-K FOOD STORE! TOMATO JUICE--No. 300 Can lOci SCOTT COUNTY SAUERKRAUT--In Jar i9c DOLLY MADISOK SALAD MACAROM or Spaghetti 3 ft. CREAM CHEESE fe. TOMATO SOUP Mo0t often of aH, this is the map and served.

It's made from the world's ibHrt tomatoM, amoothly blended and 3 Tomito 2 for 27c Miami Loader 2 for 2Sc Stokely Corn--Vacuum PW. 13e U. D. Milk--Tall for 52c Picnic Ham. 31c Bacon--By the Piece Ib.

29c Great Northern 2 19e Sack Borax Ib. 15c 2 Ibi. 27e Boraxo ISc Year 'Round Coffee 3 Me M-K Defexe Coffee 32c Year Sak 2 Ib. box St Vinegar qt. bottle ISc Year 'Round Tea 16 for 14c Tea--BuHc Ib.

2te Pa. Motor Oil 2 $1.41 for 23c New Superfine Washing Powder 24 oz. Pkg. 23c WATERMELONS Large 59c SWEETHEART IOIIET SOAP MAP MM WITH TOW MM' Avttin A-l Solution gal. 39c AtMtiti Big Dime Solution qt.

lOc Austin Shur-Olo Wax pt. 30c Solwtion qt. 15c Wood bury Soap 3 25c O'CeoW Polish 12 oz. 45c M-K Roofing 45 Ib. $1.49 Sk.

$1.09 PEACHES 2 Ibs. 19c Bushel $3.49 ORANGES--Cal. 200 Size doz. 45c GREEN PEPPERS 2 Ibs. 25c SWEET POTATOES 2 Ibs.

25c HONEY DEW MELONS Ige. 39c THESE PRICES ALSO PREVAIL AT ROSCOE M-K STORE HOME OWNED i 11 MK III 1FWSP4PERS SPAPFE.