The Evening Independent from Massillon, Ohio • Page 18

THE EVENING INDEPENDENT, MASSILLON. OHIO THURSDAY, SEPT. 17, 1959 NINETEEN ROGER W. BABSON Predicts Boom In Seeds BABSON PARK, Mass. Once each year I like to discuss foods.

Usually it is at the close of the summer, which I spend at Gloucester, Mass, where I was born. There I once peddled vegetables and fruits from a milk wagon. of course, am writing only as a layman, surely not as a physician or druggist. In my youth I never heard of minerals, or bulk" a day (while the children of 1050 are taken by bus and exercise in a beautiful gymnasium after arrival). We always attend-' ed church and Sunday school whatever the weather.

Evening Independent Classified Advertising Rates One Time .95 Three Times 1.95 5 Lines Consecutive Insertions One Week 3.40 One Month 11.00 EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED TWO CAK SALESMEN wanted, new and used Experience not neces- sury. Top commission hauls; drfew $75 weekly. Sec Carmen John, nrtn- at Lincoln Way Motors. MAN wanted to work Sunday morning to 5 a. m.

Apply In person, Bt Haag News, 139 Erie st N.No phone calls, pleate. As I look back to the food ofR Evening Independent will BOY out of school, for full time work stock Ixty In grocery. State age and reference. Write Box 31, The Evening Independent. those days, 1 realize that my mother unconsciously fed us on live seeds.

For instance, she not only refused to buy canned corn; not be responsible for more than, EXPERIENCED MECHANIC to work one incorrect insertion. i -i Canal Fulton, enclosing name age. All Classified advertising mustj phone number and received In the office no later YOU WILL MAKE absolutely nothing 1 HERE ARE THE MAJORETTES who will strut for the Washington high school band when it makes its-official football appearance Friday night at the Tigers' opening game with Akron South. Its major show of the 1959 football season will be the con- of the Washington high school Tiger swing band to open- Ing game festivities at Tiger stadium Friday During halftime intermission of the game between the Tigers and Akron South the band will present its "Trumpets A' Swinging" show which was highly acclaimed, when originally presented before a local audience at the annual band preview early last month. THE SHOW WON equally -n- tfausiastic acclaim when given before a large audience at a greater Cleveland all-star game a few nights later.

"Trumpets Swinging" has what is, regarded by many persons as one of the most unusual features ever provided in a Tiger band show, it being a routine built around a quintet of coach horn players. Insofar as Director Orin "Dykae" Ford is aware, the show is the first football presentation by any musical organization to feature the unique musical instruments. The Tiger band will have the entire halftime to itself as there will be no visiting musical organi- sation. Before the game gets under way the band will present its new pre-game routine which includes the playing of the Washington high "Alma slater" which in past Left to right are Annette Mang, Nancy McClintock. Connie Huff, Sandy Brick, Shirlee Styer, Sandy Heather, Linda Bergdorf and Sonnie Speicher.

connection with food. In the spring we were given cod-liver oil. which I hated: and molasses wi'h sulphur on bread once a day. Then we were given jellies which my mother (bless her soul) had "put up" during the hot days of summer. We had potatoes, cabbages, squash, and carrots in the house cellar; but no green vegetables from November until rhubarb came again.

WHEN ILL, we were "built up" on raw fertile eggs and raw milk. other kind of eggs or milk i was known. We had no bathroom i in the house, but walked through the snow to a little 20 feet in the rear. We walked two miles to school and back twice went out in the garden andlthan 4:30 p. m.

for publication Will Present Piano Pupils MT. EATON Mrs. Frank R. Zartman will present her piano pupils in a recital Sunday al 3 jp. m.

in St. Paul's United Church iof Christ of which Mr. Zartman is pastor. An organ and piano duet as well as piano duets will be featured on the program which will include compositions of var- THE TIGER SWING BAND IN FORMATION The following are some of the i true. new books that have been added! Games of Chess, by to the Massillon Public Library first collection of celebrated lour- this past week: Inament games played by Bobby years was always a part of its: The Years With Ross, by youngest international halftime presentation.

The band will be led by eight biography of Harold i grandmaster of them all. Wallace Ross, editor of the "New. Congress and the American veteran majorettes with written by a well by cen- Dennison in his first year as.author. jtral place of congress in Amer- drum. major.

Jerry Fowler Patrol Boat 999, by political tradition, the de- be wearing Obie's tiger skin: This book is a collection of-anec-j dine of its prestige and power ugain. jdotal reminisences of duty aboard during the present century, and Two appearances will be Coast Guard patrol craft, which the possibilities of restoring its Today's Pattern ious composers. A reception for the pupils, by the Tiger band next week. will present a show between halves of the Massillon-Canton Lincoln game here Friday night, Sept. 25, and will appear at the opening home game of the Uni- was principally engaged in com- influence constitute the theme bating rumrunners off the Keyes'of this book, and the coast of Florida during Janine is French, by Alexander the prohibition era.

author tells of his French But Will They Get it in DCS. wife's humorous experiences at Moines, By novel that living in conservative Phila- versity of Akron football team in is an inside television story. the Akron Rubber Bowl the fol-jdoes not deal in glamour, big; Acres Of Afternoon, By lowing night. names and spectaculars but gives This searching novel lays bare us what television itself was in-Hhe differences between appear- vented ringside seat atjances and reality in a small south- reality. ern town.

Scandalous Scamps, by Flowering Lotus, by Death in That Garden, by This book is a colorful portrait BEACH CITY The Calvin novel that explores! of a place and its people; a coun- Annual Outing Held By Club Cruiser club held an annual outing at Orchard park operated by Mrs. Otto Rauschenbach during the past weekend. Twelve house trailers formed large circle in wagon train fashion. Kenneth Weirough of Canton, president, conducted a business session. Later, Rauschenbach took the group on a hay over the surrounding countryside.

Movies of trips taken since last year's outing were shown and group singing to accompaniment played on a portable organ was enjoyed. A smorgasbord dinner concluded the program. The club will meet in September, i960. SHOP IGA FOOD STORES EVERY DAY LOW PRICES man's existence. Love in the through violent action in an ex- try where mysticism and imagina- otic setting, the tragic meaning of tion 'lie at the heart of every i aspect of Caribbean, byi Measure My Love, by Sand- book on the West pastoral novel about aj des which includes character young woman living in the Wichi-' studies, colorful history, and ro- gan orchard lands a few years mantic stories, both fictional and ago.

Diet And Health By HERMAN BUNDESEN. M.I). parents and friends will follow in the church parlors. Donald Clark and Tim of Cleveland, pupils of Mrs. Zartman's daughter, Mrs.

Paul Shanabrook will be guests pianists. Participants will include Phyllis and Phillip Nussbaum, Joan Emick. Melanie Hofacre, Judy Frey. Linda Shafer, Sandy Yates and Rachel Brenneman, Mt. Eaton; Paula and Scolty Hunsinger, Jane Wise and Meredith Johnson, Brewster; Violet and Rosalyn Amstutz, Kidron; Anne and Sue Whitmer and Gracie Hershberger, Winesburg: Nancy Sprenger.

Justus and Kay Burlscher, Belinda Barron, Bobby Samp- jsel, Billy Andrews, Linda and Betty McClead. Kay Stutz, Delrec McCl.ure, and Bobbi and Melodye Neumiller of Beach City. JUMP INTO fall's Perry School Committee Meets PERRY HEIGHTS A meeting of the Perry Heights Citizens Committee for Better Schools will be held this evening at 8 at Perry high school to further discuss the need for approval of a proposed bond issue for school expansion purposes and a five- mill operating levy at the Nov. 3 election. Members also will discuss the proposed annexation of a section of Perry township which voters also will decide at the November election.

Interested residents of the township are invited to attend. Mt. Eaton Church Has Homecoming MT. EATON The homecoming and dedication services at St. Paul's United Church of Christ picked the corn io minutes be fore dinner and we ate it "on the cob" when the kernels were alive.

She always avoided cooking tomatoes or cucumbers or any berries! the following day. the first two weeks. You can SI 1.500 first year. Dial TE 2-. MKCHANIC wanted.

Man who Is ex- pcrir-nmd on automatic transmissions, Kurd. Lincoln, Mercury products, Contact Jay Procario. Service Manager, Lincoln Way Motors. WHAT WILL LIFE mean to you in aro its possibilities for because cooking killed the seeds, 1959. what We got our fats from home-made you in fi- butter; and our carbohydrates from oatmeal and corn meal; and nances, love or other problems.

Con- suit Marajah by appointment only Dial TE 3-6312. MADAM AMELIA Special Reading $1.00 Gifted life reader and advisor. Special low fee now. Don't fail to consult this gifted lady on all affairs of life. Answers all questions.

9-9 daily and Sunday. 435 W. Exchange Akron. (Licensed by City of Akron) NOTICES the needed minerals from cod-j fish dried in the sun. THE BABIES OF those days; were started in life on "mother's! milk." If a mother did not have enough of her own, a "wet nurse" would be called in.

Now babies i are fed only "dead" pasteurized milk and baby food which has been "dead" for months in a Twice a day father brought cool: fresh water from a spring; but now we boil the water and kill i the vitamins, or else use city I water which has chlorine or per-! haps fluoride to kill the germs which we now eat dead instead of alive. We can still buy fresh orange juice rather than canned or cooked. Fresh fruit juices will always be in demand, but the time may come when we will take an orange seed as a pill once a day! These seeds are now sold at a premium for the pigs and chickens, which also get the best of the fish of which we buy the fillets. Frozen foods have a wonderful advantage for distributors; but they are dead foods valuable largely for bulk. LET ME REPEAT, I am speaking only as a layman (readers should not pay too much alien- tion to my forecast).

But here it is: Someday your grandchildren! cics to sen Can wumot 4-3735 or MADAM EILEEN. Reader and Adviser -in business matters, love, health or: family affairs. An expert and exper-i fenced Psychic. Few persons possess! her rare ability. Studio, 37 Federal ave NE near post office.

Hours 10 1 a. m. to 9 p. m. TO BUY MASSILLON'S OLDEST Home Owned! and Operated Scrap Company.

Sheet Iron Iron Lead Cooper Bras': Cars Trucks. Pick-up Service. Dial TE 3-3012. i YOUNG MEN High School graduate, 21 to 28. Car required.

Intensive training program precedes advancement to managerial position. Interviewing people is major part of job. Straight salary. Plenty of advancement opportunities and job security. All modern employe benefit programs.

Household Finance Corporatio-n 21 City Hall Mass. 110 4th Canton WILL Bin- all. kindR of furniture MALE OR tEMALE HELP appliances. Also scrap iron, metals, Also clean up work and light haul- ing. Dial TE 3-4092 or TE 2-7007; anytime.

WANTED FOK CASH, scrap brass, copper, lead, junk cars anil trucks. We collect. Williams Scrap Iron and Metal Co. 021 4th at! N. W.

Dial TE 3-7959. I will buy packages of seed write BOX wiimot. Ohio. cnlH hv fho Q.inprmarkpls nr WILL PAY private party ens sold by the supermarkets for: or mal) planting in the spring). These; pianos.

Dial GL i-4im. ih for upright i and trucks. Highest prices paid. Eosker Auto Wrecking 852 Erie st S. Dial TE 2-1503.

seeds they will soak and eat alive! 1000 WRECKED or junk during the year just as we now lake vitamins, minerals, and other expensive pills which are I sold al drug stores. Furthermore, they will gel a variety of seeds in order to gel such proper di- i versification as the family phys-, ician may order. The old motto "From Rags to Riches' 1 may become "From Seeds to Health." Life Magazine for Sept. 7, 1959 has an excellent article on "Bulbs." It, however, omits one important fact, namely that bulbs and seeds have one very unique power the power to defy gravity. They not only know when spring has come, but they have an exclusive God-given power to defy gravity and push upward through the hard soil which has been frozen all winter.

P. S. When you read this I shall be on the ocean headed for Sweden, Denmark, Germany, and elsewhere. Am taking a package of mixed seeds with me. Stop complaining that nobody lily, you no longer are able to use its blouse.

Easy-sew no waist can cook like mother used to. I the taste buds for sweets which jumper-it's a shapely Sd an(J afternoon that can be worn with or without werg The speaker at the dedication service in the afternoon was Pro- seams. Make it now. Tomorrow's The food these days is as good)were in your cheeks. This prob- pattern: Misses' dress.

i as it ever was and problably'ably explains why most adults! Printed Pattern 9262: Misses'! much better. So are the have the same longing 12, 14, 20 And the far superior used. even more than your sense So why don't things taste the'taste as you age. And you. pare them years ago? i Well, the taste probably is C.

W. Ricksecker of Size ifi" es50r Ricksecker of Youngstown. Special numbers and hour helcl in the lurcn base- 1L with refreshments served tnai wnai you Lasie aena titir L-tAis (coins; ct-jr oiocc is actually a blend of taste and for this pattern add 10 cents members of the Star class. smell. cooking equipment candy as they had in childhood, takes yards 54-inch ted the junior ior to what your mother! Your sense of smell suffers! fabric; blouse 2 yards 35-inch.

cr ep reserue owy more than your sense of! Printed directions on each pat- oru choirs ana i social Printed directions on each pat-! part. Easier, accurate. was for each pattern for RETUHNS T0 RECTORY are not. you'll see what I mean. KIEFER'S IGA SUPERMARKET Store Hours: "Mon.

Through 8:30 to 9. 8:30 Till 8:30 To 1. 8969 Lincoln Way, NW. FR1GIDAIRE APPLIANCE Service Parts Call BRANNAN'S 3610 Lincoln Way, E. Phone GR 7-4818 about the same, but your taste! Try tasting even your favorite)mailing.

Send to Marian Martin, CANAL FULTON The Rev. buds and olfactory discrimination food when you have a cold and THE EVENING INDEPEND-jj Maurer pastor of Sis. 7 Pattern Dept.232 West) Philip and arnes --Catholic church New York 11. JN. has returned to the re ctory following surgery in Mercy hospital, Canton.

Father Maurer had been staying with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gill in the community after As we get older we lose a The older you get, the less amount of our ability your olfactory discrimina. I A 11 rtr" 14-ii-ivi Vs 1 1 nfaltr frVlJC taste and smell things. tion becomes.

Unfortunately this ENT, 87 Pattern 232 West 18th St Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. THERE ARE FOUR taste qual-toss is permanent. ities: bitter, sweet, sour and sally. Since there is nothing you can. Some of the taste buds which about best advice I can! JT aceg (J jie enable us to distinguish these g've you to stop CT 0 qualities begin to atrophy fairly i about the taste, or lack of it, early in life the foods prepared your SHERIFF'S SALE I Order Of No.

10988ft The State of Ohio. Stnrk County, ss. Carl R. Dahler vs. Jessie R.

Nash, et al. By virtue of a He-Appraisement Order of Sale issued by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Stnrk County. Ohio, and to me directed I will offer for sale at ptih.lic auction at the south door of the Court House in the City of Canton, on Saturday, October 10, 1959, the following described real estate, to-wit: "Situated in the Township of Jackson. County of Stark and State of Ohio; Known as and being a part of the Northwest Quarter Section 30, of said Township of Jackson, and beginning description for the same at a point in the center line of thc sillon-Canal Fulton Road, and now located. 293.10 feet east of the intersection of the center line of said road, and now located, and the west line of said quarter: thence south 84 degrees 16 minutes east along the ccn-.

ter line of said road, as now located. 9B3.0 feet, to a point on the center line of said road, as formerly located and not been vacated; thence south "4 degrees 44 minutes west, 552.5 feet; Waste Paper Wanted Highest prices paid for scrap iron, metals, rags, waste paper, magazines and card board. Junked and Wrecked Cars and Trucks SILVERS IRON METAL CO. Cherry at City Dump Phone TE 2-8123 RADCLIFFE Employment Service 29 City Hall S. E.

Phone TE 2-9838 We Are Open and Fri. 9 A. M. Until 5 P. M.

Wed. Sat. 9 to 12 Noon WANTED HOUSE WORK by day or week. Experienced. 40.

Single. Reference. Write Box 48. care The Evening Independent. "YOUNG WOMAN desires office clean- liiK.

or aide in nursing home. Can Rive Kood reference. Dial TE 3-4781. HIGHEST PRICES Paid for Scrap Copper, Brass, Aluminum, Lead, Batteries Junk Cars, Trucks, Scrap Steel and Rags Massilion Iron Structural Steel Co. 145 Walnut SW.

Dial TE 3-8708 REPAIR CLOTHING. Alterations. Monogramming. Initialing. Tailor made shirts.

Dressmaking. Wedding gowns. Inquire 805 1st at NE or Dial TE 2-1574. BUSINESS SERVICE MACHINES SAVE ON floor models and demonstrators at Pfaff Sewing Center, 640 Walnut rd SW. Dial TE 2-3834.

Now open 9 a. rn. to 9 p. m. Second hand zig-zag at sacrifice price.

Repairs and rentals. NEW MODEL Whites $59.95. Automatic Zlg-Zag 599.00. Used Electric $25.00. Necchi sold.

Repair any make. Rentals. Motors. White Sowing Machine 874 1st st NE. Dial TE 3-3446.

SPEED QUEEN washers, dryers, sales service. We service automatic washers, dryers, wringer washers and small electric appliances. Home Appliance Service 324 1st NE. Dial TE 2-C320. LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY.

Let us bring your old wiring up to date. Your appliances will work better ivit.h 100 nrnp housepowcr. Free estimates. Baker Electric 533 Tremont ave SW. Dial TE 3-4903.

WANTED io trade for car TV SERVICE Buick. Will take over payments don't. NEW PICTURE TUB 10 to 21 in. TO TKADE lose your car it agree. Dial UL 4- 24SO.

Canal Fulton. Ohio. TO KENT "ELDERLY WOMAN would like to rent a two or three room apartment in Phone Beach City 6-BC35. WANTED TO RENT "or' on land contract 2 or 3 bedroom home in or around the vicinity of Have 2 small children. Phone Brew- slcr 7-2024.

lazy $3, in line $4. Rotors 522, Finco, leadin. New TV S109. used TV. pipe, mounts, towers 89c antennas installed $19 up.

Tubes off. Galay's, 5300 Navarre rd SW iRichville) Canton GR 7-3252, also 218 1st Drive NW, New Phila. 9 R. m. to 6 p.

m. Closed Wed. Sun. EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for a womnn selling handbags and hosiery at Norman's Only those with experience need apply Friday morning 10 a. m.

Norman Shoes. Towne Shopping Center. By the time you reach matur- Loblaw Premium Certificates OVER 200 Available With 5c P-C's YOU MAY BUY ONE P-C WITH EACH 50c PURCHASE lOBLAU Keep Up Your American Home Equip ft with Quaity Furnishings from THURIN'S Or CANTON Furniture CirpeU Draperies DtaJ OL YOU PROBABLY WILL find! that fresh fruits also taste pretty n. west ing the hospital. Recent guests in- old Roule No.

21. Stark i eluded Father Maurers brother I Appraised at Thirteen Thousand and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maurer of Detroit. BAT AVI A (AP) With only LiidL.

jicaii JLI UILO aiou taot-c flat, not at all like they did count le I to answer, the de' ifoncA nnpnc its rasp nriav in the you were a youngster. tense opens its case today in the the fruit trial of former Clermont Coun- that has changed. Treasurer John P. Friend, jr, of thc agamsl Even the cook of the house, as on a charge of embezzlement she gets older, is apt to complain! Special Judge Ford Bader that these new angled stoves! Io of the 16 'iiiPminiC rt IY1 OT1 a 111 xl just dont cook like the kitchen ranges of years back. Of course they don't, they really are much better.

So next time you are about to spout off about the good old Aug. 23, 1958 to an. 31, 1959. The counts dismissed covered specific amounts from 15 taxing in th "go old The count remaining covber: your- memory prob-. rs thc overa11 charge of em remember: memory prob ably is better than your, taster and your smeller.

3 DAYS ONLY! ONE-HALF OFF LADIES' COATS TOPPERS HURRY ON EASY CREDIT MOSKIN'S Quality Clothcv Credit 27 Lincoln Way, E. bezzlement. Bible-Reading Ruled Illegal ENTER NURSES TRAINING CANAL FULTON Local and area girls who entered the Massillon city hospital school of nursing Wednesday were Sue Kemp of Canal Fulton, Linda Esselburn of Clinton and Sandra Hartong of North Lawrence. Cherie Culh- bert and Janet G. Shaw of Canal Fulton- were members of the graduating class of the hospital's school of nursing.

ATTEND 'PREP' MEET CANAL FULTON Mr. and Mrs. Ivins attended a meeting in Moundsville, W. in preparation for a tri-state meeting of rural letter carriers of Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania Oct. 20 with a banquet at the Moundsville, W.

Christian church. Ivins is secretary PHILADELPHIA, (AP) A 0 tne tri-state group of carriers. special federal court has ruled that the reading of thp Bible and west. along center line of said road. as formerly located.

458.0 feet to a point 301.62 feet east of the Township line, thence northward 163 5 feet to the place of beginning, and containing 3.24 acres." Said premises are also known as the Park Motel and are located on Old Route 21 on the Massillon-Canal Fulton Road. Located approximately 3'i miles southeast of Canal Fulton. Ohio, and HUN A SPARE-TIME, Greeting Card and Gift Shop at home. Show friends samples of our new Ifl5!) Christmas and All Occasion Greeting Cards! and Gifts. Take their orders and 1 earn to ICKKJ profit.

No experience IF YOUR NAME appears in this notice you can get txvo free guest tickets by taking this notice to the lin theater: Lewis Andears, 725 32nd st NW. Jack Shanklin Sonny Simon AT RADIO TELEVISION To Serve You In Hi-Fi, Radio, Television Antenna and Tower Sales and Service 17 South S. E. TEmple 2-9139 ($13.000.001 Dollars. TERMS: Cash.

Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m. HARRY W. GROSSGLAUS. Sheriff.

DOWD DOWD, Attorneys. Published in The Evening Independent Sept. 10. 17. 24; Oct.

1. 8. 1959. SHERIFF'S SAr.F, Order of Sale No. 1(1111 The State of Ohio.

Stark County. necessary. Costs nothing to try. Write. LEAKY ROOFS, spouting repaired, today for samples on approval.

Re-j renewed, slate roofs a specialty, gal Greetings, Dept. 454, chimney repairs. 27 years exper- Michican icncc. Prompt service. I.

rule and Son. Dial TE 2-5885. PLUMBING Santa's helper. Xo investment. Car necessary.

Call Mary Lou Duplain HOLDERBAUM'S SEWER SERVICE HU 4-2607. Cleaning electrically. Also pump out The Massillon Savings and GmL work in produce department' septic tanks and cisterns. Mawillon Company vs. John J.

Feit, et al. By virtue of an Order of sale issued' by the Clerk of the Court of Common Picas of Stark County. Ohio, and to me in grocery. Slate ase and references. Write Box 32, care The Evening, Independent.

owned and operated. Long guarantee. Inquire 1852 Tremont ave SE Dial TE 3-8045 or GR 7-4143. dffocfd I TOY DEMONSTRATORS, excoUent Coal, gas, oil. auction at the south door of the Court; House in the City of Canton, on Sat- commission, no collecting, no del.iv- i crihfi, no investment.

Weekly pay: version burners and hot water heaters Free estimates on all kinds of Ing described real estate, to-wit: Situated in the Township of Law-; rencc. Stark County, Ohio, and known! as and being a part of thc Southwest Quarter of Section 34 of said Town-' ship, being more fully described as; follows: Beginning at a point on thej West line of said Quarter distant North) heating problems. J. L. Ackerman.

BABY SITTER. Dial TE 2-2993 from. a. m. to 3 p.

m. Dial TE 3-8263. PAPERHANGING SHERIFF'S SALE Ordrr nf Sale Case No. IOOOR3 PAINTING. THE Best for less.

Exter- The Stale of Ohio, Stark County, nal. Free estimates. Georse Harvey. The First Federal Savings and Loan, Dial UL 4-3572. 3 degrees 30 minutes East 672 feet from' Association of Greene County vs.

Clar-, PAINTING Is our business. We paint the Southwest corner of said Quarter, cnce E. McDonald, ct al. said point being the true place of be-. By virtue of an Order of sale issued; ginning of the parcel herein by thc Clerk of thc Court of Common thence continuing North 3 degrees 30; Pleas of Stark County.

Ohio, and minutes East 100 feet to a me directed I will offer for sale thence South' 86 degrees 33 public auction at thc south door of the East 325 feet to a point: thence Court House in the City of Canton, on' 1 On inn r. I ...1 4. (3 f. V. 4 w.

IdKn 1 Vin IT K(IV U11N W. compulsory of The CONVICTED IN HOLDUP DAYTON Allen Lord's Prayer in Pennsylvania's! Kiger, 29, of Richmond, was public schools are illegal. Three judges ruled Wednesday the two violated thc First and 14th amendments of the U. S. Constitution.

The Groat Lakes contain approximately one-half of the fresh water on earth. convicted Wednesday in U. S. District Court in the $27,138 robbery of a nearby Phillipsburg bank last Jan. 3.

Sentencing was set for today. Largest lake in the world is the Caspian sea, located in Inn a point; thence North 86 degrees 3.1 lowing describee; real estate, to-wit: I minutes West 325 feet to the place of "Situated In the Township of Tus-U beginning, containlnf 0.75 acre. Sub- carawas. County of Stark and State of j- ject to an oil and gas lease as re- Ohio, and described as follows, to-wit: corded In Vol. 583 of the Stark! Known as and being Lot No.

285 and! County Records. South One-Half of Lot No. 284 in'- rcsidential. commerchial, churches and farm buildings. Interior decorating also, floor sanding, finishing.

Guaranteed workmanship. Jekubik General Painting and Contracting, Dial TE or TE 3-8397. s. Dorothy Gcr- Dial TE 2-3274 between 6 and p. m.

STORAGE etc. Dial TR 0-2015. junty neLui tiic ouui 11 unc-rmii. ui iwiii iiu. rrriTf Located on the nouth of State, West View Height Allotment, as Rq-; 1 IL 1 nlln8 1 hnulin81 Route No.

93, approximately Vi ml, north of the intersection of Cherry Rd. NW. and Route No. 93, Lawrence Stark County, Ohio. 11.

vv. wiii'j. Appraised Fifteen Thousand Appraised at Eleven Thousand ($11,000.00) 1000.00) Dollars. TERMS: Cash. TERMS: Cash.

Sale Io commence at 10 o'clock a. m. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m. THOMAS .1.

Attorney. HARRY W. GROSSGLAUS. Sheriff corded in Plat Book 13, Page 24, Stark County records and plats, thc above! LIGHT HAULING and cleanup. Dial premises being located 205 Page' TE 3-8357.

N. W. Massillon, Ohio." CHESTER S. GILTZ, Attorney. HAHRY GROSSGLAUS, Sheriff.

Published in The Evening Independent 30, 37; 3. 10, 17, Published In The Evening Independent Aug. 37; Sept. 3, 10, 17, 34, 1959, GARBAGE COLLECTOR $1.75 per month. Clean out basements and hauling of all kinds.

Prompt, clean up and pick up service. Dial TE 2- 847B or TE 3-4789. A. W. Caldwcll.

Want ads The little fellowi with thc BIG pulling pxwer..