Chillicothe Gazette from Chillicothe, Ohio • 4

wErYN'Est)A, MARCH 1, CIIILLICULIIE (Ut 11U) GAZEMIL AM) clilLucorn PAGE FOUR Ohio Farm Bureau Advisory Councils SLudy National economy Throwing Full CommIssion while YOUR GARDEN Dr Walker was recently appoint- By ARNOLD M. DAVIS az nn per cent of tne rMe to tcNhccts sevhdeat! Throwing Full Weight of Ow Hoover Conutusslon, Dr Walker was ruceutly Princess Margaret Not To See Plowing Matches be Iron givtn appoint. to a group 4ippolnted by Gov- Behind Hoover Ideas ernor Frank J. Laubehe to make moover lacas ernor Frank J. lausche to make of cc CHBANA, 0, Nti Ist.n I IN1argarPt nt Greit, Britwil Isn't going to the na- 0 air tiunal MAI Sept 13, vont Nun holt, iton Nutter No how ri i la similar study Ohio govern, I COLUMBUS The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation is preparing nient to throw weight of its 63.000 Ohio farmer membership behind the 1 leeommendations of the Hoover Commission on goverm nent economy.

Action will follow specific proposals offered by the farm organi ervice Key 1 zation't, 1500 local advisory eoun or cii, awho will meet during Marcn I auccess to draft recommendations follow. II AP 0 smog II 1 1 I Another Minute many remedies you kred Jur itrfung ttema, pitmans, inter. othlve I foot or whatever your biun truulhe Mae beanvOung from heed to footbiONDER SALVE can heip you. Dete loped for the hots in the Army now for yOg folks at home ttOADIJI SALVL is white, greaselesL No h' appearance Safe 10f cruldren. Get itaittOftt or money refunded.

Truly wonderful in rbilitenth Central Drug Stores or critir drtigglet. Jertrr 1r Bevzin, the ladyin-watting btok, tht, neAs lcklo, of the plow cornmIttee, yesterday In a letter front Buckinglthin are. The lady-in-watting the prweess had matte no vt.0.. the United State6 l950. no 16 r.

rr3 --at le-77r-k your BEST BUY In home decoration 4, l''. PLANTF lsELY1 Iritrufl FRUT or: I------ l' I -zi-- 4,,,,, 4, --ql I LOOP fL1 rdb i PLANTING DISTANCES 1 i 1 'I c. A' 4 1 A A -z- Iv i tr41.44':,...,;...:- t'lpo 0 'w, '1, is 4 411 4' 4i 1 V''' 14' A I 1 THEY'LL 'I tit I ROOT ALAN STEM is 'LAYER LARGER PLANTS A 1 SAKE OR QUALITI'' I 411111111110, i 1 11 ppll I S' Alelliii 4 051 it'' A' StZ TOMATOEt 0 Apr 1:, 0 CHERRIES LEAF I PEARS I I GOOD TYPE OF FRUIT (AB tIII7' II.S FRUIT few 1,,, CLUSTER 1 oV44 ,1 Ak PUT MULCH i gPil 1101 ,41 I 'OUND BASE lbw el 1 I 1911 1eURRANi PLUM I V-2-I, 1 (S-, PEACH TABLE TOMATO 8 mg a further study into th ComK Tld mission's report and other plans, Iwo nIs geared to lower the cost of Gov-Jesus of Nazareth is First inkling that Ohio Farm Ped, 1900 years after his Bureau. inembers are concerned because "He went about over amount of dollars now good," declared the Rev. Jones requred to operate the executive of Hillsboro in addr( Chillicothe Kl'A'anIN club ft.

branch of the Government came last November at the farm groups ing lunch ht the Warner' annual Meeting A resolution was Tuesday noon. adopted calling for" study The Christian church mi: was and support of the hi-partisan reminded that Jesu or and his ministry extended Hoover Commission beeause of the heavy tax burden, resulting "IY three Years. Yet, Ile when about to meet Ills from mounting government costs. "I According to the March Ad- have finished the work gayest vsory Council Guide, "Our presi- me to do" dents are everw(irked, They tire llow many, asked the Ttel Jones, can make that at burdened with minor details and needless contacts, They are nand- even though their span of hi itapped with bud organization. works i many times th How can we get from our govern- 'Testis'? The speaker used several ent the services which we need cal incidents to illustrate and demand and at the same time Jesus' success lay not in foi strengthen our government?" intellectual power, but rail Articles by Dr.

Arthur Flem- His selfless service. Ile exp: ming, president of Ohio Wesleyan that he accepted Jesus' University, and Dr. Harvey Walk- origin, but felt that Ile er, professor of political science, assman among men. Ohio State University, which ap- th ekrvice, he concluded, peared in the Ohio Farm Bureau -ey to success. News, will be used by the coun Ray Jones was cils for further study.

duced by the Rev. Dr. Flemming was a member Schlundt. substituting for Jesus of Nazareth is 1900 years after his because "Ile went about good," declared the Rev. Jones Billsboro in Chillicothe Ki.A'anIN OW) ing lunch ht the Warner Tuesday noon.

The Christian church reminded that Jesus Nvas and his ministry extended only three years, yet. Ile when about to meet 1L "I have finished the work gayest me to do." Bow many, asked the Rev. Jones, can make that even though their span of life works is many times that Jesus'? The speaker used several incidents to illustrate Jesus' success lay not in intellectual power, but rather His selfless service. Ile that he accepted Jesus' origin, but felt that Ile as man among men. Service, he concluded, is the key to success.

The Rev. Mr. Jones was by the Rev. Schlundt, substituting for be used by the pearea WC 41111 -OUP ews, Null co ells for further study. Dr.

Flemming was a mem IMPERIAL WALLPAPERS 7 I PICKIAL WALLPAPERS voo itoi Aopte6, 4 teed ag soillo Ow tyll, t'i, r. '''il- I ltAV 111 0 1 Tz-- .1 1 004' 7,4. -y, .7, 1 71.F..-..-1t..."""val,.:01-,,.e...4.'t''''1,''''".....:-:,'.;:-... I 0 ,,.1 014' i k''' ..1 4 4, 9 1 i I a ...:,11 I. 1,, ,,5 IL', 1 7 014 at 0 The Homey Chapman Co.

Chapman Co. worshipped, death, doing Paul addressing follow' hotel minister OniY 33 over said, doom: thou Mr. answer, and of Biblical that force or in explained divine 'appeared still introduced Theodore A. E. Gower, program chairman, who was absent.

The response was given by W. E. Oppermann. Membership Chairman Edward Barrett introduced Dr. Ranald Wolfe and Russell Griesheimer as new members.

Recognition given to the birthday anniversaries this month of Dr. R. C. Bane, Don Coppet. Basil Wells, W.

F. Oppermartn, Dr. G. Howard Wood, G. A.

Chandler. Ray Smith, Ames Nelson, E. R. Prather, Dr. C.

Notestone, Walter Foley, F. J. Vanderwerf and Dr. R. E.

Swank. Guests included N. S. Atwell Nvith B. Atwell, Everett Gire, with Paul Montavon.

How to Grow tomatoes "WASHED UP 3 MONTHS AGO THEY MADE ME ASSISTANT MANAGER! If The tomato's popularity is well- rot on the ground or be spoiled pinching off "suckers' from the deserved. It is easily grown, can by insects. Stakes should be at main stalk. These sprout in the I be served in a great variety of least an inch square. Hold the I angle formed by the stem and the plant to the stake with a loose main, stalk.

Many types of toma Russia Cuts Value of Ruble Bah spinet piano l'erhaps the 1th Century illustrated is your favorite you'll find it in rich Ntahogany, Walnut and Ebony or choose from the many other heautifill styles and finishes aN'ailable all lAith the famous "Full-Blow" action. you'd fike a folder showing all the Acrosonic styles just write or coll. OUR 01N A ccouvrs: 79 Years of Fair. Dealing Irtir.71A1,,.. 1 'NI At' 114,..

'itl, i ,,,,,14 4 I earvo.4 el air lieit '''0, I dis ii ways and has exeellent nutrition I 1 of soft string or Old cloth at i toes are available. There are large valne. High in Vitamin content, I about 10-inch interva4s, Don't use ones and small ones in white, yelit has been called the "poor mans I wire, as it will bruise or cut the low and red, as well as various orange," It is a waste of time, I stem. Eneourage good leaf growth ornamental forms that are espee- 1 money and effort for the home and do not pick off leaves if the ially attractive in salads and as gardener to try to grow tomatoes plant is doing well. However, to- preserves.

A firm-mealed type from Seed. Your seed store man matues often need pruning. Do like Marglobe is excellent for can provide good young plants this by cutting (with a knife) or salads and canning. of right size at the tune you set them out. Remember that the to mato is a warm-weather vege- 342 X-rayed Ferguson to Speak table and therefore should not be At Meeting of Democrats planted until i il all danger of frost At Bainbndge State Audtor Joseph Ferguson is past.

Tomato plants give a will speak at a meeting in the heavy yield, so don't plant too! many. About three plants per I Chest X-rays were taken of 342 armory, Thursday, March 9, at 8 p. person will supply the needs of persons at Bainbridge, Monday, under sponsorship of the Ross ic i the averago tinnily. For quick including students from Twin Count Democrat club as by ripening, give the plants plenty school, and food handlers from announced aesday of space. Plant them 18 to 24 i Bourneville.

South Salem. Hum- eharles IL McCall-hYi inches apart in rows three feet bolt, Frundale and Bainbridge. apart, Set the plants in wellpre, i The visit of the state mobile REVIVAL AT CONCORD pared soil and pack it tightly unit was sponsored in the cow- Revival services at Concord around the roots. Set tall plants munity by Paint Valley grange church, Route 50 east, on a it's called with Mrs. John D.

Knisley, chair- kill continue this week, begin--because a tomato will thrust Mhil. Mrs. Preston Loiry and ning at 7:30 each evening. ex-out roots all along its stern, as the Ben Bays serving on the commit- cept Saturday. At 10:45 a.

tn. sketch shows. Be sure to stake the tee, Sunday, March 5, communion plants, because if the vine is al- The unit is at the Welfare service will be held at the church lowed to "run wild," many house Tuesday and, will give free by the Rev. Carl Ertel. State Auditor Joseph Ferguson 11 speak at a meeting in the' armory, Thursday, March 9, at 8 p.

under sponsorship of the Ross County Democratic club, it was announced Tacsday by Charles H. fcCarthy, president. 1 the minimum daily requirement of Vitamin Bt. Air. Harald Kaufman, 6 Ever.

green ell, Hyde says: "Only three months ago I was dead on tny feet up. Then I tarte taking Bevil Special Formula anti wham! I tarted up again like a ball of fire boss noticed and today they made we assistant manageri" Try Bexel Special Formula our sq. You get your money back if you don't feel decidedly better in 30 days! Rere's great news for you if you've been bothered by excessiY fatigue, constipation, weakness and 'nerves' due to the fact that you do not get enough in your diet. Bee! Special Formula, new actentifie product, combines the important B-Vitamins with howl Also Cboline, Inositol and Liver in supplementary quantities. Everybody knou the importance of Iron in your diet it hel ps tke body to build RICH, RED BLOOD.

One capsule of Besel Special For-la (that's all you take a day) contains 5 times the minimum daily requirement of Iron. iftm 5 times MOSCOW, March 1 UPThe Soviet Union in sweeping price reductions tonight set a new rate for the rublefour rubles to the dollar instead of 5.30, The government decreed that 1 the rate of exchange of the ruble would no longer be defined in dollars. At the same time it revalued the ruble in gold and foreign currencies. The price cuts will be effective i tomorrow. GALLAHER'S DRUG STORE 32 N.

Paint St. 27 North Paint St. Phone 23-826 The Home of Hammond Organs and Baldwin Pianos i 1,7 X-ravs to food handlers and the I general public from 2. to 4 p. and 7 to 9 p.

m. It vitt he at Frankfort. Wednesday, at Mt. togati school cm Thursday, and at the Welfare house Friday. Bucks Selected For NCAA Playoff 1 Illi iN'is till4 i.

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