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The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 5

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AKRON BEACON JOURNAL Wednesdoy, June 26, 1946 5 Ethel Stenhent. 3t. of 32S rails Cuya DUMB-HELLS hoga Falls. SIMS-AUSTIN: rred Sims. Jr S2.

naa. 22. of 1013 Brown end Orth Mollis. 21. of 530 Rhodes av.

CHAMBLES8-HILL: John Chamblfsa. of 42 King Stow, and Marv HilL 20, of 314 E. York st. HA MILTON-PILK INGTON Walter J. Hamilton.

50. of Munroe Falls, and Cffle Marie Piikington, 41. of 280 t. Emerhcf 78 Brown st, and Myrtle McMillon. of 180 Able st.

BUZEK-8NYDER: Daniel Burek. 21 of 3 D. 2. Uniontown. and Dorothy F.

Snyder. 28. of D. 2. Uniontown.

CARLISLE-SLADER: Calvin C. Carlisle. 21. of 1212 Georgia and Margaret H. Siader 21.

of 1355 Andrus St. CHERPAS-MOLL18: Christopher T. Cher- Falls, and Katherlne Orubbs, 21, of 1883 Ninth Cuyahoga Tails. ARCHER-BAKO: Aubrev W. Archer 3.1 of 1525 Aster and Mary Baku, 33.

of 681 E. Ford Barberton. BORDA8K-8ABO: John 8 Bordask. 34, of 1295 Atwood av and Elisabeth Sabo, 31. of 1250 Sunset View.

BURKE-McMILLON: John Burke. 70. of of YMCA. and Ardelle E. Austin, 35.

of 434 E. Voris St. Dollie Srhaefer. 48. of 1011 Jnhnstoo St.

WARDLOW 8TALDER: Emerson K. Wardlow. 32. of S97 Ido and Edna Ruth Stelder. 23.

of 520 Inman at. WELLER-RANNEY: Oren Huah Weller, 29. of D. e. and Muriel Jeanne Ranney, 24.

of R. 9. G1ACOMONI-ORUBB8: Morfee Olacom-oni. 28, of 32o Prospect av Cuyahoga SM1TH-SEAVER: Thomas V. Smith 20.

of 2U6 Ui st and Mary Louise Seaver. 1. of 1083 Harpster av. SPARTAOE-SHEPPARD: Milo Spartage. mon.

32. of 2045 Front Cuyahoaa Falls. I CANT QUITE waL DIAGNOSE -POCTOr? HIS CAe I COMfc I THINK IT BACK MUST BE LOrteN ORlMKi SOU Birlhs and Lanie Thorue. 35. of 2045 Front 24 of R.

D. 3. Barberton. and Ruth alien Sheppard. 19, of 1043 Princeton st.

Cuvahosa Falls. TAYLOR -SMITH: Brooks Eugene Tay CALAWAY-BLACK: Earl L. Calaway. 21. lor.

30. of 147 Emerling av and Helen TAKE ADVANTAGE OF CLEAN 143 Henry and June r. Blacx. is, 230 W. Graham Cuyahoga Falls.

Ruth Smith. 2. of 2 wan si. THOMPSON-BONNELL: Fred Thompson. COTTR1LL-SCOFIELD: Ray E.

Cottrill, 23. of 198 Fountain and Helen bco- field. 24. of 377 Beth Wayne ct. 45.

of 158 34th Barberton. and Virginia Bonnell. 31. same address. THOMPSON-SCHAFFER George Thompson.

58. of 674 Blaine and CUNDY-BUCKEL- Walter Ernest, Cundy, of Sudance. Wvomina. and Dorotnea Irene Buckel. 2, 0f 583 E.

roro Bar berton. UPSET STOMACHS ROYS Bora to Mr. and Mrs- BEALS. Jack Elwood, 423 Windsor St. BUCKOHR, Donald Edward.

49 Brown Barberton, BUBGETT. Robert John, Zrller av. CROOKSTON. Robert Anthony. 507 Oxford av.

DAVIS. Norman. 183 N. Howard st. GRAHAM.

Claude Curtn. 14 E. Crosier at. HARRISON. David Thomas.

1238 Curtis at. HIJBBARO, Herman Eli. R. Kent. O.

LANGTON, Wellington Martin. 251 Bteiner av. McCABE, Robert Lawrence, Carlisle St. METCALF, Lyle Wilson. 1140 Beardsley t.

ORR. Joseph Benedict. 117 Shaefpr at. PERRY, Elmer Sterling. 1214 McKinley v.

SANDERS. George. 1194 Smith Farm av. DATI Martin Datley. 38 of 2329 27th Kenmore, and Martha Ren- ner 93 nf 923fi ftth Kt Kenmore.

HEATING COMFORT NOW! ic Available In A Complete Range of Sizti Gas Gravity Furnaces -Gas Air-Conditioned Furnaces Nicholas De- YIELD INCHES OF GAS AND BLOAT "I wan so full of gas I was Prnnj, ai of lQan Seventh Cuyahoga Falls, and' Elender E. Maglione, 30, of 2 Cuyahcma Falls. ir.pKNSCHn.n-nRFESE! Robert D. En afraid I'd burst. Sour, bitter sub enschild.

21, of Susar Creek, and Jean ANNOUNCEMENT To East and South Akron Families TRUCK SERVICE TO YOUR DOOR AGAIN! Call BL-4173 UNITED CLEANERS, Inc. Dreese, 21, of 145 Byers av. FOSTER-RITTY: James A. Foster, 32, stance rose up in my throat from my upset stomach after meala. I of 1314 Ansel Cleveland, and Anna Louise Rittv.

29 of 504 Patterson rd. WOOTTON. James Edward, 737 Falls ON AflEY-MONOHAN Harold J. unagey, of 1205 McKinley av and Dorothy Gertrude Rose Milleman, 21. of R.

D. 1, Monnhnn of 4.SO Crouse at. Coolev. GOROG-KENDRICK: Joseph Goroe. cuvanoga Falls, o.

LUKICH, Bronko Luke. 681 Sunset View dr. fc LUNSPORD, Arnold Rav. 193 Newell av. LUSK.

Kermit Edwin. 1193 Hcrbench av. MAJOR. Thomas Peninsula, itwini. McCRORY.

Carl Howard. 392 BlshoD st. DivtoHgM.RAggR- wit lam nayicnen of 1249 Aklns st and Mildred Krenoicit, 23 nf 381 Lewis St. 28 of 245 Morgan Barberton, and HAPT7.no KiHFRTV- wr rpr a. nans.

Eileen Baiter, oi to pbbcu berlon nf aa rntnwha nv nnri Florence MILLER, Wilbur James, 844 8. Haynes IVinnViertv 99 nf 1 1 Riff Fall aV. Biving.m.tnHNIV: Clair Savage. Jr av. Ainanre, u.

SLICHTER. William Harry. 863 Sarcee it of 429U Hooocan av. Barberton. and HAUSER-JOHNSTON: Allred JOtepn auser.

23 of 789 Washington and --Gas Conversion Burners COAL FURNACES REPAIRS and CLEANING FOR ALL MAKES OF FURNACES Let Solve Your Heating Problems CALL ALL TYPE HEATING CO. Phone FR-7046 356 Carroll St. Miraaret Ultchney. 31, of 726 Way st, Marian Louise Johnston. 20.

of Ml Mill Barberton. got ERB-HELP, and it worked inches of gas and bloat from me. Waistline is way down now. Meals are a pleasure. I praise Erb-Help to the sky." This is an actual testimonial from a man living right here in this vicinity.

ERB-HELP is the new formula containing medicinal juices from 12 Great Herbs; these herbs cleans bowels, clear gas from stomadn, act on sluggish liver and kidneys. Miserable people soon feel different all over. So don't go on suffering get Erb-Help. Sold by all drug stores here in Akron. at.

C.IRLS Born to Mr. and Mrs BALLARD. Joseph Hubert, 7B4 E. Water loo rd HTI.T-VOYK- Leo K. Hilt, 2B.

u. z. 8CALZO-LASKO: John 8calzo. 19. of 24ft Rockwell ct and Christine Lasko.

18. of arberton, and Lillian C. Voyk, it, Hrtlme nv Rnrhertfin. DAVIS, Earl Edward. Box 124, Gilbert HUNLEY-BARRETT: Ranee Huniey, a.i, 622 Cole av.

SCHOTT-OLRICH: Gordon Bchnlt, 32. of 273 Noah and Ruth E. Ulrich. 28. nr nai Wnrlr rlr 1627 Englewood and Hazel Barrett, nf 14fi0 ptnB pwnnrt av.

22. Trflllis HZkO SCHREIBER-GLAS8: Irving Schreiher, 28 of 832 Packard and Esther Glass, Vltz. 26, of 3251 E. U8tn uieyeiana P. H.

MEINHART, President Carpets 9 nf Ra9 Packard dr. and Edith Esther Reiser, 24, of 591 Madi omtTH.MtNCKS: Harry G. Smith. 31 Furniture rd Cuvahosa Falls, FRANCIS Jospoh, 232 Dayton pi. ROBINSIN.

Clifford Bertram. 1H Howard st SCHEMBER, Joseph Victor. 263'j W. South st SCHREFFLER. Raymond Harry.

Box 43, R. D. 2. Barberton. TARAS, Morris.

981 Delia av. BOGAL. Steve Michael, 1180 Fifth av, DRAPER. James Clark 1160 Lindsay av, Clothing son av. of rllrnv and Marv Margaret Mlncks, KT5TNRR.HAHRA KflK ar A.

(VBSI, 32 of 2548 Maplewood Cuyahoga Mor -a nf 4S4n Hills Cleveland imin MiW.HTffPHyMg' John Sniell nd Betty Marie tiaroaugn, ui ooo -Adv. man. 53, of D. 2. Cuyahoga Falls, and McLUCAS-mcalibtck: Lawrence rac FRANKS.

Eueene, Lendal. 1243 Lexing T.iirs nf 704'-, S. Mi and Max Ine B. McAlister, 25. or 704Va a.

Main si. MF.nvifnCT'F-TiNnERHILL: Eugene Med- ton av. MAJOR. Thomas Peninsula, (twin) REA. Frank Duane.

2360 East av. RITZ. Leonard Chester. 2474 26th st. 8CHUR.

Josenh. 691 Sinelev av. vedeff. 22, of 712 Raymond and Mar-Jorie Ann Underhill. 22, of 805 Winton ay.

WALKER, Albert Franklin, 374 Worron fniirr ucuiiB bm 22, of Mount Vernon. and et. SEE AMERICA AGAIN! Your Shell Dealer will help you WISE. Glenn Franklin. 194 E.

Exchange it. Divorce Petitions Filed Main st BALL. Irene Delores, 1821 Ctivahoga Falls, vs. Harold E. Ball, same Address.

neRlect. CHRELL, Elda 503 Lake Barber ton, vs. Arthur L. Chrell, Mantua, neg lect. DICKSON.

Kathrine. 1258 Edison av. HI Tablet Form Sugar Coated 'Talis as Directed George L. Dickson, same address neglect. HOMAN, Joseph.

151, Soulh is, Olea Homan, 269 Emerllng neglect. HUDSON, Thelma, 500'a Wooster rd vs. Allen Robert Hudson, Montgomery, The Sip of Jcvcr-MM Hcarintf Care W. neg pet. JARZENSKI.

Edwin 268 Brlftenbarh vs. Frances Jarzenskt, 1113 Fourth av. neglect. KIFER. Clen Christine, 932 Balrd st vs.

William L. Kifer, Saxton, Fa neglect. McGILL. Ernestine. 2185 24th vj Raymond C.

McGIU, 231 E. Archwood neglprt. SYROID, Helen. 1218 Seventh vs Joseph Syroid, Hit Beardsley st. neglect.

THOMAS. AnnRbelle. 39S Ksthrvn Pi vs. John P. Thomas, 172 S.

Portage Path neg ecr WINEMILLER. Oleva. 112 tlnlondale dr vs. Hayward O. Winemiller, Charleston, G.

F. WINTERS, Manager 401 Permanent Savlnsj It Loan Bids. JEfferson 9fll W. neglect. Divorces Granted A THEY.

Margaret, from Richard Don Athev. A7. BARKDULL, Robert, from Minne Bark' dull. nARRAH Jesse, from Helien Darrah DAVIS, Edgar from Bessie McNeil Davis. John from Juanita SHELL TOURING SERVI offered to every motorist ij Shell dealers entirely free, will give you complete, up-to-the-minutt information for the trip you want to make whether it's for a day, a week or a month! Shell Touring Service will plan your trip to your personal specifications; just tell your Shell Dealer what you want to do, and he will supply you 1 1 KORMANIK, Theodore, from Dorothy S.

Knrmanlk LLOYD. Catherine Viola, from Morrell Young Lloyd. TAYLOR. Delma from Richard Taylor. thorn Patrick from Lucille Thorn VOEGTLY.

Mamie from Earle Vnectlv KINGSLEY, Elwin from Ruth Grace Kingslev, MACKEY. Eva, frnm Henrv A. Mackev, RICE. Wendell LaRue, from Ann Marl' Bird CUBfTIWD uCEBCELuB SOKOLSKY. Esther Ellen, from Charles Phpster Snknlskv VIVALDELLI.

Marion, from Robert Viva WHEALDON. Ann. frnm John Whealdon. Marriage Licenses AMBROSE-BROWNING: James Am hrose, 19. of 201 Ira and Betty arnvntTicr 19 nf 41 Goodwin av.

RArtc flANFORD: Donald Theodor 10 Back, 22, nf 196 King and Helen Lois fianfnrri 21 of 1670 Pave rd HAnAt.tirco-OERMANOi Anthony Bad lucco. 22, of 180 Biate and Josephine nermann nf 452 TTvers av BAK-yR-WMTTH' f.lnvd Andrew Baker 4n. of 432 B. Main Wadsworth. and L'lllan Mae Smith.

38, of 162'3 N. Second Flextbilily-Speed-Economy Make Our loan th Choic of Hundreds FALLS Savings Loan 2110 Front St. TA-lla6 C.in nhnira Falls, O. at BASARB-RAVMAN' John Be'frah. 27.

of 833 E. Exchange and Eve Jean Rayman, 21, of 2015 Newberry st. rTiivnhopn Pall BITTINGER-KELBI-Y- John Paul Bit tinner 91 nf 957 McKinlev nv and VI glnla Mav Kelbv, 23, of 1538 Brnddork st. rtttnfr -MOORE: James T. Btttner.

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Be sure to ask yo hou this fot place to stop, of hunting at nightfall lor -'A corf of I0ute to' Si-- To gt all th obov information abtolulaly free, limply ask your Shell Dealer lo forward your requests to Shell Touring Headquarters. Try to allow at least a week for compiling and mailing data Your Shell Dealer will get in touch with you the minute your maps and tour information arrives 7ri Iloud-prlecd BEFORE YOU START Have your Shell Dealer fill your tank with one of these powerful new Shell fuels: Shell Gasoline or Shell Premium Gasoline; Have him give your car a complete Shefubrcafion to make sure your car is In perfect condition for your trip; Ask him to check your tires, battery, and lights, and make re-. placements where needed; A Have your crankcase drained, flushed, and refilled with Shell X-IOO, the remarkable motor oil with safety factors for the extra protection you need In today's steady, continued driving on the open highway. And on the way stop at the sign of the Shell for friendly, courteous, and complete service for clean rest rooms, for windshield and air servicing, and for Shetfubrieaffon every thousand miles. A last! you discover cool cotton T-shirts that really FIT.

See snug-knit neckband, smooth trim shoulders, too. And WASH-. ABLE. What luck and what a pert little price at Bond's. So quick, snare several for oil your summer fun.

Chamois, blue, beige, Bond's Shop For Vomsn 171 S. MAIN ST. STORE HOURS Mandoy thru Friday 10 A. to 5:30 P. M.

Saturday 1 M. to 6:00 P. M. A 1.

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