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The News-Messenger from Fremont, Ohio • 8

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'l tlfj i ivt w.ip.K. GRANGE LEADER TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR EXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE VANCE MILLINERY GOODS at 813 south Front street was continued and will begin again Tuesday evening, September 20, 'at 7 p. m. Kenneth W. Wellington, Executor.

GOVERNORS OF 3 STATES TO MEET 111 OHIO OCT. 18 ALL KINDS Ol- GOOD I.N St. RANCIS THE PEARCE INSURANCE AGENCY WE rt SERVE UtR CJHSTOMIiKS Hooni 103 fchuniiau Hloch Dor, Frout au1 State Sts, Plionc: Main I6M DEMPSEY, TUNNEY, RICKARD ORDERED TO COURT TUESDAY JENSEN CARRIES LION IN PLANE TO NEW YORK i SAN PIEGO. Sept. (INS) Outwitting officers of humane society who it was expected would try to stop the flight-Martin Jensen, second prise winner In the Hawaiian pole Derby, hepped off from Camp Kearney Mesa, at 10:01 a.

m. today for a r.on-stop flight to New York. With COLUMBUS. Pet (INS) A new hat In the Ohio political ring that of Louis J. Taber, master of the National Grange, aa a candidate for republican nemina tion for governor, was the inter CHICAGO.

Sept II. (INS) Subpoenas were issued here today TTEWEL THWATRR CINCINNATI. Sept. Governors of West Virginia. Kentucky, Indian and Ohio are expected to attend the Third Re Tomorrow "Sin Cargo" fr Jack jmpsey.

Gne Tunney and Tex Rlckard (o appear Tues BUICK-I928 gional Conference on Slate Park day morning before Federal Judge Admissions: 10c, 20c. Evening 10c, 30c George A. Carpenter In the Rev. autsuatic HAT CMrrut pretation placed by political ob-servers here today on an address made by Taber at the Scioto County Grange picnic yesterday at Portsmouth. "If nominated tor the office of governor.

I would endeavor as I have always done, to serve the pub. lie to the utmost of my ability," Elmer William ault. as a texpay. wblch will be held here. October it to 20.

A(l phasts of state park work will be discussed. Including the advantages of state parks to t.t. tor injunction, to step th title fight scheduled for neitt both citizen and state, the ad Thursday. The Rev. Williams, known a I SMIOMrts I lin sMtffil ministration and financing of said parks, and all details relating to Taber said.

reformer, contends the soldiers' Jensen a passenger was Leo, full grown lion owned by motion picture company. NEW ANTI-TRUST ACTJSPPOSED By WILLIAM H. WLTCOTNJSON I. N. S.

Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Sept. ID. New Field stadium, 1 where -the fight such projects, Special attention wlllbe given to the establishment QTATE Last Time Tonight TUEATKE Vera Reynolds in Admission 10c and 25c "Corporal Kate' to be held, was dedicattd as a me JOINS PROITESSIONALS CANTON, Sept. nwial to the marines, soldiers and er new parks In states that have been backward In this regard sailors of the-World War, ar.d that Wilbur F. (Pete) Henry, former all-American football tackle of The discussions will be carried on a prize fight or boxing exhibition Is Washington and Jefferson Unlver a by directors of state park commls sions, heads of forestry and con.

sity, and his bride were enroute today to New York, where Henry will servation departments, fish and AL SMITH IS URGED Jem a professional football team game associations, botanical so Anti-Trust Act, aimed at federal control of the ten-billton-dollar light and powtr Industry, may Tonight your last chance to see Ken Maynard In "THE DEVILS SADDLE" Henry was married here yestlrday cieties, garden clubs and other In to Miss Marie M. Flodingof Can- terested organizations. The Ohio grow out of the proposed Walsh senatorial investigation of public TO FOLLOW PADOO ton. ieITIOTllUMC WMIIW tAUtU'Latt Prices 25c, BOo Performances 7:30, chamber of commerce Is active In listing lands of natural beauty It utilities, it was indicated here to We fear some of the home. still in the primitive condition.

day. Adoption of the resolution of WASHINGTON, Sept. grown melons have been spoiled inquiry, which Senator Thomas 3. by environment The committee on state parks Is at work' In many fields, and will probably begin legislative action Walsh (D) of Montana, will spon "I think Gow Al Smith ought to follow McAdoo's example and clear tha way or av new slate In the Democratic party." Senator Dun- sor, virtually was assured when Senator Gerald P. Nye, Republican fl fi ft towards establishing a state park TILSI)AY and Corrlntie Griffith in "THREE HOURS" Prices: Matinee 13c, 30e.

Nights 25c, 50c Performances 2:30, 7:30, 9:30 ALL THIS WEEK ROSS LEWIS and his "RADIO DOLLS' commission, member declare. of North Dakota, announced the Holland cct U. Fletcher (D) of Florida, de ance insurgent block would support It, XJJW Ui clared today in commenting on the Some administration senators also were said to favor the Inquiry If withdrawal of Gibbs Me. 1 Adoo's withdrawal from the 192S Dr. W.

R. Beattie DENTIST Tulip assured the democratic-insurgent coalmen in the senate would not use It as a political Issue. The presidential After praising McAdce's record tells the story open until 8 P. M. Ph.

E. 14 Fletcher said: "By returning from proposed inquiry however would delve deeply into political activ Cor. Front and Garrison Sts. the presidential arena MAdoo has mde a generous sacrifice of his Bulbs ities In the various states, partlc. own future for harmony in the ularly In Its relation to public util party.

is In, line with his well ity commissions. Walsh declared Something To Look Up To A Sign of Good Service known loyalty to the party and his the country desired "more light we nave just received a well-known patroitism. on the Influence wielded over state commissions by public utilities large direct import shipment 'If Governor Smith also retires, the democrats would go to the next trom Holland of finest through gifts to campaign funds. Its primary purpose though would convention with harmony restored ana with the party ranks united. be to reveal the methods of financ It may pe too early to speak of (ng used by the great power com In Buick for 1928, everything you want to krtSg' about your car's performance every indicator dial is before you, indirectly lighted under glass.

Buick today offers greater beauty, luxury, and comfort than ever before greater speed and power with quicker getaway. See the car that surpasses all others in popularity and in value. I WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT. BUICK WILL BUILD THEM Sedans 1 195 to 1995 Coupes 1 193 to 1850 Sport Models U95 to ,1525 Aft prictt f. 0.

h. Flint, fwinrnmit lax rnddtt Tht Q.M.4-C financmg pUm, tin mot dtmrbU mvnUSi. PALACE AUTO SALES CO. candidates, but I the party panUs- in gaining control of smaller w. a do well to consider, a har companies.

"The, Investigation mony ticket, like. Walsh, of Mon would give the country very mater tana for president, and Reed, of Tulip, Hyacinth, Crocus, Snow Drop, and Paper White Narcissus Bulbs Over 50 varieties of finest ial information," said Nye, In en i I INSURANCE Missouri, for vice president. I I dorsing Walsh's purpose. "It would be Information that the thlpk our slogan then should be fill 'Clean House Get Rid of Repub lican and we would be arsiired of democratic victory." Bulbs obtainable; By importing direct from Holland we Another declaration, that Smith country long has desired; to know. I know of no reason why the" ln oulry will not be authorized by the new senate.

"These great power corporations are buying up small private companies all over the country and thta requlras a great outlay of capijal. It will be should withdraw came from Senator Caraway, (D), of Arkansas. are in position to sell you the finest Bulbs at the price of inferior stock'. 610-614 W. State St.

Fremont. Ohio McAdoo has tlsplayed an un- sclnshnees that Js commendable," said Caraway. VI think every democrat will feel grateful. If Govern interesting to learn who provides this capital. Wm.

Fe Schmidt Try Messenger Advertising or Smith should feel prompted by the same unselfish disinterestedness and should likewise withdraw. I foel certain the democrats will jf.ame the next president. MARYSVILLE HOLDS Death ides in every car See us before he takes the steering wheel out of your hands. 113 S. Front St.

phone, Main 1246 31 I1M ELIGIOUS RECORD Makes a Big Difference how your shoes are repaired whether they are comfortable on your feet afterwards. Our repairing assures this. MARION. Sept 19. (INS) Marysville, Ohio.

Is the most re mm tmm ligious community in this section of Ohio, and probably among the njgnest standing communities of the United States according to a survey recently completed. Eighty- two per cent of the population is listed as holding church member R. C. LORENZ, Shoe Repair Specialist, ARCH STREET ship. In the neighboring communities of Gallon and Kenton is the percentage Is considerably lower, the former reporting 58 and is mKEsmm the latter 56 per cent.

Methodists lead all other denominations In Marysville and Kenton, and Luth erana In Gallon. Catholic churches Special Limitediihe jfe average 97 to 99 per cent In relation of regular attendants to total membership, leading all the To Get These Two Fully Guaranteed Electric Irons for Price of One other sects by far. The church property in Marysville is valued at $280,000, in Kenton $784,000 and Bring the brakes here for Immediate attention, thorough work and moderate cost The material you want, the service, the prices all to suit your needs. Gallon $825,000. Although there IS a total registered membership of 2.S95 in Marysville," the average Sunday attendance is only 785.

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A perfect little electric iron Is given, to-buyers of the Ohio Big Six a full sized, perfectly balanced, exquisitely finished iron at its regular retail price of $6. Remember only 3 days more! Better get yours today. HAVE YOUR RADIO IN FINE WORKING ORDER FOR THE you buy tlm ibeaiitiful Sale Closes Thursd Night September 22lid Beiiifisey-Tisiiiiey Figlit Thursday Night, September 22 It's cA Beauty! youH you ere this "45th Aruuversaxy Tappan." Glir tening white porcelain enamel, rounded coiners, Own Heat Control, convenient utensil drawer, rutt-proerf oven linines everr-tiing you could ask for in a gas rg 'aore than you'll find ia seose lasgea. Tappan quality through snd through' mora could not tt taid! Open tha oven door read there the 18 superior Erin of this rwnsrkablaTappaa product. ACT NOW! vhilt This Offer Uin Effect TAPPAN GAS RANGE Nothing else can give so much real satisfaction as a new gas range to replace your old, time-worn stove especially ii your new range is "45th Anniversary Why OHIO POWER We'll Test Your Batteries'x 'MJfir, CALL PHONE, EAST 2312 W-we will call and make a FREE Test.

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