The Record-Argus from Greenville, Pennsylvania • Page 11

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 31, 1941 JT RECORD.ARGUS COUNTY SEAT W. 4 Offlca la Thompson Diamond. Telephone Otflw, Merest too- rMidfenct desiring by or their order At th. Mercer office of the Record- la MH toS Mercer High Team to Play New Wilmington Mercer High school baskoteers will pluy New Wilmington High Friday night, and will bo out to make it four wins In a row.

The boys are showing good form. As yet they have not contested with any of the County League teams. Big Class for First 1942 Sentence Court District Attorney Edwin C. Moon announced this morning that there will be in the neighborhood of GO who will appear before tho first session of sentence court for 1942, to be hold on iicxt Monday morning, Jan. 6.

Tho cases cover a wide range of both major and minor crimes. There will be a number for driving while intoxicated, who have signed pleas of guilty. The other minor offenses cover a wide range, and a number of tho offenders are merely out of the juvenile class. New Controller Keeps Silent About His Staff County Controller-elect Arthur H. Collins, of Sharon, was a caller in Mercer yesterday on business connected with taking over tho duties of his office on Monday.

Whon questioned as to his selection of assistants, he declined to make his selection public. There are numerous rumors floating about the corridors of the court house, where all tho court hou.se gossip originates, but so far he lias refused to confirm or deny thsm. Stoneboro Sailor Writes He Is Well Mr. and Mrs. Harry Higbee, of Stoneboro, have received a letter by clipper from their son, Charles E.

Higbee, who is attached to the Pacific fleet of the United States Navy, in which he informs thorn that he Is well and unharmed. Mr. Higbee is on tlie U. S. Case Destroyer No.

270. Ho does not state whether he was in Pearl Harbor at tho time of the Japanese bombing, but was supposed to be. Tho letter was closely censored and contained no information other than that of his health. Mr Higbee has been in the Navy Town Is Fif-y-Fiftv in for the past ten years and is now ranted as a first-class gunner. A great deal of his enlistment has been spent with the Pacific fleet.

Retired Policeman Called to Army Duty John Rockwell, who retired rom tho State Police while stationed in Mercer and purchased a lunch car, which ho conducts outside of Kittanning, 7)as been ordered to report foi- service in the Army. Rockwell holds the rank of a fir.sl lieutenant in the Reserve Corps. While in Mercer he studying code. Driver Is Charged With Being Intoxicated Howard Miller Eakin, of Yonngs- towti, was arrested last evening by Officer Robert Campbell on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor. His arrest followed his striking tho parked car of John I'orkolab, in front of his residence in North Pitt Street.

The Eakin car is said to have crossed the street and crashed into tho Porkalob machine, causing considerable damage to it. Eakin and his woman companion escaped injury. Following a medical examination Eakin was committed to jail for a hearing before Justice of the Peace Thomas McClain, today. Council Won't Oppose Cancelling of Train Believe It or rentie.it sent with damped aftdreaud envelope Rjpfc, wITT RTPT.T3Y doptcted by him) PAGE proof. annul its now in op- one train The Mercer borough council tabled a request of several towns along the Bessemer to oppose the petition of the Bessemer to only passenger service oration over the road, each way daily.

The council lakes the ground that as there is practically no passenger traffic out of Mercer over tho road, it would not bo justified in opposing the removal of the train. It is a matter of fact, however, that it is valuable to Mercer as a mail train, carrying a mail south in the morning anil one north in (he evening. The other mails all go overland, the same as in the horse and buggy days. Frcdonia is the community most vitally affected by the proposed annulling the train service, as it would leave them without any transportation or mail service there is no bus service in town. NECESSITATES ADDING 3 MORE LETTERS TO MAKE IT PLURAL? COMING EVENTS under this Heading are accepted up two or more the of 10JBMU per line per day.

Sftfowny ttoltor Rink, Hartley. Doubles session Wednesday evening, 8 to 11 and 11:30 to 2 a. m. Skate in tho New Year. CLASSIFIE Buying Trading and Featuring Your FISH FRY Friday, 25c.

Carl Eddy's. 12 So. Mercer St and Lost and Found as the UNIVERSITY IN THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE IS THE FOUNDED IN I55I 87 YEARS BEFORE HARVARD FREDDIE FRIDAY WAS BORN ON FRIDAY (NTHE TOWN OF FRIOAV, Texas THE FJHST UNIVERSITY IN The, ENGLISH WALNUT IS NOT AN ENGLISH WALNUT ens 478 485 487 492 491 488 482 481 484 479 493 486 489 490 480 483 MAGNESIUM WEIGHS MORE AFTER IT IS BURNED. THE ASHES i94i. 1942 MAGIC SQUARE ADPSTOI942 IN ALL DIRECTIONS Presbyterian Church has been postponed until January 7.

Mrs. W. I. Gillette and dntighter. Elizabeth, are spending a few lu Altoona, as the guests of J.

M. Patterson. Tho regular meet ing of the Char- lotto Miller Missionary Society of the Second United Presbyterian church will be held at 4 p. m. Friday I at the church, followed by a dinner which will ho served at 5:30 p.

m. The condition of Mrs. Elizabeth Butler, who has been under treatment at. the Mercer Cottage Hospital, for an attack ot improving and expects to return to her home In East Market Stree In a few days. Henry Gates nnd Seth Myers, o' Sharon, were Mercer visitors lasi night.

and white beagle pup. Reward. Lee Gill, R. D. 1.

Terrier dog, License 1025, 6 Elizabeth Public Sales and tan female hound. Owner may have by identifying and paying for this ad. Roy Smith, Orphans' Home, cocker spaniel. License No. 5164.

Return to 73 2nd St. Special Notice 5 HORSE Sale at the Payne Greenville, Friday evening 1 40 head horses, mulea, saddle and ponies. Some riding equiptioeftt, Steak supper served at 6 O'clock. every Tuesday. E.

Miscellaneous for Safe 24 ft' Syndkatt. THE NEW greater University of San Marcos in Lima, Peru, toundod in is th.c oldest in the new World. The University of Mexico, founded in 15 B3, ranks second ago, and the University of Santo Domingo, founded in 1508, ranks third. Tomorrow: Kevoliilioiuiry Woman Soldier. County Relief Week Direct relief payments made to needy Mercer Countians during the week ended yesterday show a decrease of $18 from those of the previous week, according to State Treasurer Harold Wagner.

Payments for the week totaled which was lower than those of the comparable week of last. year. Current payments re- quined 471 fewer checks than those of a year ago. Payments by the Bureau of Assistance Disbursements in the State Treasury Department follow: Current week, $1,435, 407 checks; previous woek $1,454, 411 checks; comparable week 1940 $1,725, 878 checks. (Jan.

1) The Only NEW YEAR'S DAY CHICKEN PIE DINNERS 50c Jamestown uet Store Banq Year's isirths, Deaths Mercer neither gained nor lost in population by deaths and births during the year just closing, as there were 1G3 deaths and a similar number of births. In 19-10 there were 180 deaths and 163 births, according to a report of Mrs. Lola Eastlick, registrar of vital statistics. There was the Here's Your Chance To Buy Some Real Transportation! 1937 Plymouth Coupe 1937 Dodge Sedan 1937 Chevrolet Sedan 1936 Studebaker Sedan 1935 Dodge Coupe NICHOLS MOTOR Phone 723 N. Mercer St.

FISH SUPPER FRIDAY NIGHT 6:80 Legal Beverages PROBST BROS. Rt. zyj Miles North of Jamestown. PUBLIC SALE On Thursday, Jan. 8 Commencing at 12:00 o'clock sharp will sell at public auction on my farm located two miles south- oast of I'lnrkii Willis tt'r's (Corners, OIK- half jnile off of cement road, tho following iirojiorty: Gray horse, fi yearn old; bay horse, yrs.

old; 17 head H'ood dairy cuttle, and blood tested, consistiuy of 10 cows all coming in this winter, one heifer springing close, 6 heifer calves, S3 White Houk pullets, grain binder, manure spreader, mowing machine, hay rake, two-horse corn worker, two farm wagons, walking plow, harrows, fanning mill. 8 milk cans. 3 seamless dairy pails, set of good double work harness, ladder, iron kettle, kitchen range, large Heatrola, Maytag Washing machine, extension table, rocking chair, beds, dressers, bookcase, ruga, door lamps, sewing machine, many other articles not mentioned. 17 ton of good mixed hay 6 tons straw, 175 bu. oats, 10 bu.

barley, 20 bu. wheat, many other articles not listed. Everything will be sold regardless of price as I have sold my farm and must give immediate possession Foulk-Davis and Davis Cut Rate Drug Store AMEUAM.KIRK, OWKJJW Jokn Reiiuold, Auctioneer TAKE THE FAMILY OUT NEW YEAR'S DAY For a Full-Course Dinner. Broiled Tenderloin Steak $1.00 Roast Pprk Loin 85c Roast Sirloin of Beef 85c KINO'S RESTAURANT 283 Main Street Phone 9062 for Reservations WE CATEJB TO PARTIES same number of births in tho community both years. County Boys in State Potato Judging Test Raymond Tail, Samuel Steelc and Karl Tait will'represent tho Mercer County Potato Growers' Association at the potato judging contest, which will be a feature of tho State Farm Products on Jan.

21. Last night they were given instructions in potato judging by Robert Donaldson, of State College, at a mooting' in the Agricultural Extension Association office. CA XMNU nKiHOXSTKATlON Miss MaVy Ruth Strain, Homo Economics Extension representative of Mci-fcr County, announces that she will hold a meat canning demonstration at tho Pennsylvania Power Company kitchen in Greenville at 2:00 p. in. on Tuesday, Jan.

6 This will also include a demonstration in tho use of canned foods. All are welcome to attend. 3fA HIA APPLICATION Robert Earl Winters, Cleveland, and Ethel Elizabeth Seines, Jefferson, O. WILLS AND LETTERS The will of Clara Dubes, of Sharon, has been admitted to probate and letters of administration issued to Laura M. Joffcrios, of New Castle, Jack Wolfe's Better 1910 PLYMOUTH DELUXE SB- DAN 1010 CHEVROLET TOWJS SB- DAN 1987 LIN CO LOT ZEPHYR 1037 PLYMOUTH DELUXE SEDAN.

Wolfe Motor Sales Phone 153 19 N. Race 8t The will of Maria Tomech Yukica Babic, of Farrell, has been admitted to probate and letters testamentary issued to Peter Koluneich, Farrell. Letters of administration and let- ters testamentary have been granted to Josephine Sutliff, Fredonia, on the estate of Robert F. Sutliff, late of Fredonia, LEESBURG MEETING Tho Young People's Council of District 14. Mercer County Council of Christian Education, will meet at 8:30 this evening at the Leesburg Presbyterian church, to elect new officers for 1942, and to hold a Watch Night service.

REJ) CROSS INSTRUCTION Mrs. D. E. Vogan announced yesterday that the instruction books for the Red Cross First Aid course have been ordered by air mail and will be here very shortly. The next meeting is to be held at the First Methodist church on Wednesday, Jan.

7. FARM BUREAU DINNER The employes and directors of the Mercer County Bureau Co-operative Association, numbering about 40, were present at a dinner given by the ladles of the Legion at the American Legion Hall, last evening. A social period followed the dinner at which time songs were sung and group games were played. Mrs. Norris had charge of the music.

Mrs. Howard Yarlan, and Mrs. P. Men's Rubber Boots Knee Length 1.19 ROWN'C OOT SHOPJ Jamison had charge of the favors and the decorating. DEEDS KECOHDED Phillips Drilling Co.

to H. Houghton Phillips, 112 acres in Sandy Lake Township; $583.00. Joseph Zoccoli et. ux. to Pasquale Zoccoli et.

lot 12 in Sharon. Robert Zahnlser et. al. to G. Ralph McQuiston et.

57 acres in Jefferson Township. G. Ralph McQuston et. ux. to Howard McQuiston et.

57 atres in Jefferson Township. Robert S. Mclntyre to Dona C. Hoffman, lot 13 in Sharon; $1000. Antonette Pisano et.

al. to John Masters, property in Sharon. Helen Oberman et. al. to August Quarterson et.

three acres in Hickory Township. Helen Oberman to Roy Duleba et. two acres 3n Hickory Township, i Robert G. Love et. ux.

to Fred L. i Faulk et. lot 2 in Sugar Grove Township; $10. Dollar Title Trust Co. to Earl Ti.

Lostetter, 'property in Sharon; $750. Colonial Trust Co. to F. H. Buhl Club, 84 acres in Delaware Township; $2500.

BHIEFS Edward Thomas, of Erie, connected with the State Patrol office for that district, was a business visitor in Mercer yesterday. Holy Communion will be observed at the First Methodist Church on Sunday morning. There will be no evening services. The ladies of tho First United Presbyterian church held an all-day sewing at the church yesterday for the American Red Cross. The regular all-day sewings of the Visitors to Have Part in Watch Night Service Cadet George Harvey and Elizabeth Sako from the Salvation Army Training college in New York have been visitors in Greenville during the holiday season and will have part in the watch- night services being held in the local Salvation Army this evening' at 1-10 Main Street.

Services will begin at 10:30 and continue until 12:00. Adjutant Hess will deliver the message. cried. Partial list of half city and half country sales are: Bovy, Mor- tho flu. is sun, Gary, Shore Wlard.

Roberts, Davis, 13. Davis. Moore, Oster, Flickinger, Miller. B. Biller, Woodring, Hunt, Andrews, Watkins, Ueagles, Unger, Wikoff, Boxer, Warins, Byles, Schreck.

Ernest, Daniels CARL VERNIER, Appraising Auctioneer, Meadville, ARTIFICIAL cemetery 11.50 up. Houck's Greenhouse. APPLES, several varieties. able prices. Cherry Hill Orchards mile north Leeches Comers.

AT TRAILER HEADQUAHTEJRS New Trailers Used 841 Mahoning, Warrea. O. MATRIX sheets suitable for linlffg out-buildings. Record-Argus. 1 TIRES, 2 625-550x18.

like E. Manwell. 61 Clarksvifle. Cart between 5 and 8 p. CIDER, Rome and Winesap 75c to $1.75.

Our stock will not 4 last over two weeks'! Campbell LADIES' heels, rubber or 25c. Dorsle Wlnans. leather, RADIO repairing since 1923. radio dealer. McLean Radio Service, 21 Canal Street 620.

BUDGET Permanent Waves, $2.05. $3.95, at French Beauty Shoppe, Phone 1062. AS NEVER before, your car needs the best of winter lubrication. We have it at Sterling Super Service, Main at Penn. FOR a call George Vaughn.

Phone 4410-J-3. chards. Hadley Road, 4418-J-13 or 536-W. Phona 2 TIRES like new Front St'. 525x17.

62 Furnished FURNISHED roorris, 42 Columbia 7 Avenue Avenue. For Sale Or Rent 100 ACRE FARM 3 miles east of Sheakleyville, good buildings, 1 land and good water. Before January l. B. F.

Cousins, Hadley. Houses and Apartments 30 Wanted to Buy furs and hides at Hoffman's Coal Yard, S. Front Greenville every Wednesday and Saturday. K. "ilndsey, Conneaut Lake, Pa, POULTRY, give location.

Williams, Spokane, Ohio. Bristolville 643. Aimer Phone SIX-ROOM brick Call 399-W. semi-bungalow. 3 ROOM furnished apartment, steanV heat Stage's Grocery.

Avail- able after January 1. Colum- bia Ave. Mrs. B. F.

Thomas. Church Notes Christian niui Missionary Alliance 1S5 Clnton Street 11 p. m. to 12 Midnight Watch, prayer, praiae, and testimony meeting. Special music.

The public is invited. Let us praise God in song, and petition God In prayer. Rev. Granville W. Cooper, pastor.

lean omfortable Tourist Rooms ALL GAS STATIONS IN GREENVILLE AND VICINITY WILL CLOSE FROM 10:00 A. M. TO 7 P. M. NEW YEAR'S DAY GREENVILLE GAS DEALERS ASSOCIATION ATTENTION CAR OWNERS; The Chevrolet Mobile Reconditiong Unit is here for your service.

Come in and let us quote you on a complete mechanical and appearance renewing job at J. P. DART CHEVROLET 15 S. Water St Phone 350 St. John's, MITCCT Itond Preparatory service for St.

John's Reformed Church will be held Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. THE GRANGES Pleasant Valley The regular meeting of Pleasant Valley Grange will held on Tuesday, Jan. 6, at p. m. Newly elected officers will be installed.

A registration of all the women of the township belonging to the Grange will be held on Jan. 10 and Jan. 12. The place has not been selected so far. Mrs, William Courtney is chairman of the committee in charge.

Sliorpsrlllo Houses to He Razed Shenango Furnace Co. will ray.o 12 company-owned homes near its plant. Company officials state the ground is needed for dumping and that the homos cannot bo repaired without, a large expenditure of money. USED baby beds, 30x64. Argus Box 22.

Record Real Estate for Sale 8 ROOM modern house, centrally cated. Arranged to rent tmfa Record-Argus BoS Automobiles for Sale 9 RBAL AUTO SERVICE. Modern shop equipment, expert mechanics. Battery recharging and rentals. Prompt lubrication and tire service.

Mayer Motor Service. 1937 CHEVROLET coupe, new tires, $250 cash. Phone 878-J between 6 and 7 p. m. 1937 4-DOOR Plymouth sedan, ly overhauled, radio, heater.

Clarence Swartzbeck, Fredonla Road. I SMALL house and garage near lego Ave. 51 S. Mercer 19 HUDSON room house and modern conveniences. 1939 DODGE in Phone 1058-M.

good condition. PACKARD sedan, new tires, new battery. Bargain for cash. Phone 305-W. SIX room house, storeroom, gas, electric available, water, Main' Street at Jackson Center, priced only $1100.

$200 down, $10.... EARL MINNIS, JUAKfel PA. 6 ROOM house, Main Street, Jamestown. Water, gas, electric and furnace. King Roy.

1 heat, i Automobile Service 10 CHECK-UP EARLY! Prepare now. with our complete check-up serv- ice, to ride safely through the winter. Sterling Super Service, Main at Penn. Help Wanted 12 DRAFTSMEN. chlnists, pipe fitters and millwrights.

Apply by letter to Box 12. Record-Argus Office. YOUNG man for stock room. Steady work, good opportunity for advancement to a position of responsibility. G.

C. Murphy Co. CLOSE in on Hadley 7-roqm brick, trie water system, hardwood floors, first floor. Three- car garage. Lot 60x480.

Priced to sell. Luther Kuder, 13. Canal St THE Graham property, College Ave. 9 room brick, offered at lesa than half its last sale price. See'it, Luther Kuder, 12 Canal.

WOMAN for generaUhoiVsework, 2 adults, no children. Record-Argus Box 15. A FARMER'S farm of 142 houses, large barn, excellent electricity, $5500 cash or terms, Stanley A. Gillesple. FIVE room apartment and bath i Fredonla, Other property for sola at reasonable Sadist New-" house, Mercer.

It pays to Read and Use the Rec- ord-Argua Classified Ads. MAKE THIS TEST You Can Taste the Difference! Pour Homogenized Vitamin Milk into one glass; regular milk into another. Observe tho cream- like consistency of Homogenized Milk. Tasto how much tastier, creamier Homogenized Milk is. GREENVILLE DAIRY CO.

PHOJXE 150 EXPERIENCED man between 19 and 40 years for receiving and shipping needed by local store. Good pay. Write Record-Argus Box 3 STOCKHOLDER'S MEETING The anmml stockholder's meeting of Mercer County Agricultural Society will held in the Fireman's jfut, Stoneboro Pa Tuesday afternoon, JtftmaryflS. 11H2. at 1:30 o'clock for the purpose of 'electing! aurtitors, a secretary, a treasurer and directors to serve for the ensuing year and for the transaction of any other business which might properly come before the meeting.

PARKER Farms for Rent 18 170 ACRE dairy and chicken farm, mostly equipped. Terms. Money, rent or share crop (the first of April). Good references required. Mrs.

Nora Glebner. Sandy Lake, R. 1. Farms For Sale 19 50 ACRE farm with buildings. Owner Mrs.

E. C. Smith. Inquire L. R.

Euard, Templeton Greenville. KXKCirrOBS' NOTICE Estate of Philip S. Sorts and Amanda nortz. lats of Greenville, Msrcer COuntS Letters Testamentary on the above Estates having been granted to undersigned, all persons Indebted to are requested to maka paymant. to Kstatea W.

EARL BORTZ. and MARGARET SORTS? GrtienvlUe, Pa. JU. N. Dilley, Attorney at Law.

Greenville Nat. Hank Greenville. Pa. A. ADMINISTRATION XOTJCB H.

liosentwri: Estate, Ime PUBLIC SALE Saturday, January 3, COMMENCING AT 10(80 O'CLOCK iU 8 at Auction oq our farm located on the Adamsville and Cochranton roads 6 miles east of AJamsville and milei west of Pages Corners tho following property: 6 choice young Holstem and Guernsey cows, spring cow with calf by aide W8b hort tlme; 2 arlll Pair Wares! wt. good farm team; ton of clover and timothy hay. 200 bu. oats, 200 bu. corn, mow ot straw, 50 bu.

potatoes. 100 leghorn nens, 3-inch wagon, harness and collars, plow weeder, mowlrts machine, rake grass seeder, sled, iron kettles. 2 milk coolers cans lard press, meat cutter, oil chick brooder, some furniture Fvery- thing must be sold as the government is taking the fartn. Lunch will be served. TEBMS: CASH D.

LATJMER X. J. Mnsbrwh, Auctioneer. ICO AGUE dairy farm." electricity, spring water, 2 largo having barns, 2 car garage, tool shed, all necessary outbuildings; slag and gravel road. mile west i'Yedonia.

Terms. F. N. Cochron. Letters Livestock For Sale 20 BROOD sow, little pigs.

Berk service boar and R. W. Beckdol. Phone 4- YEAR old Holstein, Bang and T. B.

tested O. K. Due Jan 10. Ben Loveridge, the Red Brick house at The Corners, Hartstown-Westl'ord road, Jamestown- Lines villa road. guested to make paywentnd ins lesal elalma against Greenville, Pa.

J. M. Kittle, Atty. PAUL Auctioneer Phone 38051 HesJdence 88856 Caufleld, Ohio Office 181 WM. J.

NEIGHBOUR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE 22 North Mercer St. Notary Public CqUe-cUons 34 Hoar Auto Llcease Service Open Saturday Evenings. by ftppototment J. CLARENCE YOUNG Auctioneer Fredonia Phone VISITING NURSE PHONE 44UEI Auctioneer JOHN RElMOlD Ml Mffli(P Transfer, Phone.