The Evening Independent from Massillon, Ohio • Page 23

THE EVENING rNDEFKNDErrT, IvlAScnLLUN, OHIO MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1952 Women's club who participated in an old fashioned literary program with Mrs. Paul Fair as the teacher. Mrs. Dewey Ewintf, chaplain, contributed with her devotions, a reading entitled "Thanks-j giving Fragrance." Mrs. George, Beck of Navarre presented "Origin! of Thanksgiving." The program 1 concluded with an old fashioned spelling bee with Mrs.

Grace Brown as pronouncer. Mrs. Brown, president, presided. Tea was sewed at a table having a Thanksgiving theme as decorations. Mrs.

1 James Pettigrew poured. The next regular meeting will be held nesday, Dec. 31, with Mrs. Petti- 1 grew as the hostess. Evening Independent Classified Advertising Rates 30 Words, 5 Lines One Time .80 Three Timei 1.50 One Week 2.75 One Month 9.00 The Evening Independent will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any tisement.

All classified advertising must be received in the office no later than 4:30 for publication the fol lowing day AND FOUND TO RENT APARTMENT or houst, furnished or unfurnished. Reasonable rent. Place with no objection to children. Des- pcralply needed. Dial 2-7708.

TWO OK THREE furnished roomi by man and wife Write Box 2, care The Evening Independent ONE OR TWO-BEDROOM apartment or Unfurnlihed Kitchen may be furnished Gas Local executive, best of references no children or Write rare Box 9, The Evening Independent EMPLOYMENT HELP W. VTED WOMEN make money at home, spare time. Sew ready-cut Rap-A-Round. Easy, profitable. Hollywood Mfs.

Hollywood 4B. Cal. CAR HOP. Must be over 18 years of age Anplv Ranch House Drive-In. Sisters Are 1953 Polio Poster Children TWO SISTERS of Raleigh, N.

Pamela, 5, and Patricia O'Neil, 6, who have made remarkable recoveries from infantile paralysis, have been selected as the 1953 polio poster children in this year's March of Dimes drive, They were stricken with polio just three days apart in 1948. Their picture was taken while Patricia 'still was wearing a cumbersome leg brace. Today they are free of disability. (International) Suburban Social Notes Members of Beach City post, American Legion, and the auxiliary and their families, numoenug tiisis recently, at the legion hall. Mrs.

Ruth Muskopf acted as master of ceremonies. Group singing was led by Mrs. Lillian Horrisberger. John and Frederick Lceman of Brewster presented several accordion selections. The play entitled "Madam Mazooka's Matrimonial Bureau" was presented by a cast composed of Mrs.

Horrisberger, Mrs. Thelma 'Eby, Mrs. Lucille Baker, Mrs. Orphia Baker, Mrs. Spangler, Mrs.

Helen Mrs. Betty Alpeter, Mrs. Isabelle Love and Mrs. Ethel Veitinger. Slides on big game: hunting were shown.

Mrs. Richard Allen and Mrs.) Lena Miller were hostesses at Mrs. Clella Shanklin, Mrs. Helen Gachter, Mrs. Margaret Specht and Mrs.

Alice Burkey of the Navarre; Pythian temple were guests, re- i centlj'i of the Minerva temple of. the lodge. i LOST. Lady's black leather purse, in vicinity of Massillon Seed Store and Weslin theater. Contents valuable as keepsake.

Dial 8457. Reward. TELEPHONE SURVEY Four hours per day, five day week. No age limit. Good pay.

See Mr. Black, 9 to 11 a. Friday, Saturday and Monday, American Lesion hall LIBERAL CASH reward for return of brown billfold, lost Thursday in vicinity of Ohio Bell Telephone office. Dial 8152. were dinner-meeting of club, recently, at Evangelical United the Birthday the Navarre Brethren church at which time Mrs.

Maude Roderick was honored and pre- "sented with a gift. Ten members were present. The table was decorated in a Thanksgiving theme and favors were hand-made, dish cloths. Games were played, each member receiving a prize. Mrs.

Waller Day prize. of Genoa received Other members door present were Mrs. A. R. Culnon, Mrs.

Walter Hug, Mrs. 'J. D. Define, Mrs. Melva Hay and Mrs.

C. G. Adgres of Navarre and Mrs. Harry Wetzel of Massillon. Members of the club will be guests of Mrs.

Dagres for a Christmas party, Mrs. Carroll Scott of Dalton made several displays and arrange- DA1LY CROSS WORD ACROSS 1. Brightly colored fish 5. Japanese 1 outcast class (poss.) 9. Ago (obs.) 10.

Dull red Belgian marble 12. Sphere of action 13. Storms 14. Soak flax 15. Toward 17.

Goddess of harvests (It.) 18. Stele of an arrow 21. Tellurium (sym.) 22. Twofold 25. To warn again 27.

Up to 29. Mediterran. can vessel (var.) 30. Leveled 32. Comfort 33.

Negative reply 34. Person of great size '36. Pinch 38. Depart 39- Fold over 42, South: American fish '45. An aborigine (N.Z.) 47.

Part of flower 48. A size of type 49. Native of Denmark SO. Water barriers DOWN 1. Mythical fairy tale monster 2.

Bard 3. Girl's name 4. Common heather 5. Blunder 6. Chinese pagoda 7.

East Indian herb 8. Emblems of sovereignty (var.) 9. Swiss river 11. Perfume 16. Rowing implement Support for an injured arm 19.

Turkish cap 20-Utter a thin, chirping note 22. Spanish- chaperons 23. Unexpressed 24. Devoured 26. Sleeveless garment (Arab.) 28.

Hawaiian 31. Loose hang-- ing- point 35. One of a wandering 1 people 37. Father aana ataon auaanH aaaa aana ana aa aaaa tataa aaoanoia naa aa Han aaaa aiaaa caaaa Qaaa qaaa Saturday's" Anawer 39. Fertile earth 40.

Branch of learning 41. A dessert 43. Flowed 44. Malt beverage 46. Moslem title 2Z fW 427 23' 9 24' 37 35- 33" 10 14 20 ay 40 Make Your DREAM HOME COME TRUE See Our More Than Two Thousand New Home Plans YOU ARE INVITED TO SPEND AS MUCH TIME AS YOU LIKE IN THE HOME PLANNING SECTION OF OUR DISPLAY ROOM ADAMS LUMBER CO.

Dial Mass. 28-2281 DALTON Dial Dalton 8-2281 ments for Christmas as the program for a meeting of the Dalton Garden club, recently. The next meeting will be held at the First Presbyterian church of Dalton at which time a program of Christmas music will be presented by vocalists from the College of Woostef. The date will tte announced later. The public is invited to attend.

When 20 members and quests of the Union Cemetery Aid society of West Lebanon met recently at the residence of Mrs. Otto Heidman, a bake sale was a feature of the evening. Mrs. Ralph Martin, presided. Several readings were presented.

The Women's Society of Christian Service of the West Lebanon Methodist c.hurch will hold a Christmas party, Thursday, Dec. 4, at 7:30 p. m. at the residence of Mrs. Darrell Lax.

A covered dish supper will be served and a gift exchange conducted. The Rev. Leonard Hegnauer, pastor of Lowell Evangelical Reformed church of Canton, was guest speaker at a thankoffering service and tea held by the Women's guild of St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed church of Navarre. Seventy five members and guests including the guilds from the Smoketown, Bolivar Richville Evangelical and Reformed churches were present.

Mrs. R. H. Hall, president, conducted worship service, assisted by Mrs.j Robert Mohr and Mrs. Albert Gretzingcr, thankoffering chair-1 man.

The speaker spoke, briefly on the subject of what Americans to be thankful for, comparing our; lives to those living in Korea He i showed films taken in Korea by his son, Robert'Hegnauer, a chap-; lain now stationed at the Aberdeen! Proving Grounds in Maryland. The; films showed scenes of living con-' ditions and roads.of Korea, rather' than scenes of the conflict now effect there. The junior choir of the church presented two selections under the direction of Mrs. Wilmer Grun-j wald. The tea table used a Thanks- giving theme with Mrs.

Merle Hof- steter and Mrs. pour-i Members of the executive! committee acted as hostesses. The next regular meeting will, be held Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 17, at t'-e church. LOST.

Male Beagle, tan head, black and white body, routh of Brewster. Dial 7482. Reward. WHAT WILL LIFE mean to you in 1952? What are iti oowiblllties for vour self In employment, finance love, ctisnges or other problems? Consult Marajah by lopolntmenl Dial 6512 GUARANTEED exterminating of moth termites, ants rats. mice.

etc Overstuffed furniture, carpet coats moth-proofed and guaranteed six years Odorless process State Termite Co Dial 4428. 108 Factory 51 SE FOR THE HOUSEWIFE: Lessons on cake decuratinn by European instructor Write Box 10 care Evening Independent NOTICES FUR COATS INSURED For All Value For $12.50 for 3 years RUETZ INSURANCE AGENCY 305 MeClymonds Bldg. Dial 5230 NATIONAL CONCERN needs woman to learn invisible reweaving at home. Crippled and handicapped may qualify. If qualified can earn $3.00 an hnur in spare time.

We furnish everything no selling required Small surrounding towns can qualify. Write Box 28, care The Evening Independent. WAITRESSES. Experienced only. Part nr full time Day and night shift.

Apply Dick's Sandwich Shop, 189 Lincoln Way E. WOMAN to take charge of dry cleaning cash and carry store. Experience desirable. Dial 2-7S60 after 6:30 p. m.

WOMEN WANTED for managers. See ad classification 2S. AND TV SERVICE I RELIABLE RADIO Service Repairc on any make or model with prlcM at minimum lervice it maximum. 529 Geiger ave SW Dial Pickup grid delivery NAVARHE Emerson TV Radio Ic TV Sales and Service 134 Market it. Navarre.

DlaJ Ntvurre 5393 or 5338 Boh Cook ELECTRIC, radio-television and repair! Antennas, pirts, tubes etc. Open evenings Service made until 9pm Location: across from Lnrin Andrews school Diai 2-7725 SERVING MASSILLON and vicinity We repair all makes and models of radios television and record olayeri For orompt, efficient service. Dial Huston's Radio and Television Service 11.15 Main ave REFK1GERAT1ON SERVICE All makes Authorized factory repairs on most popular makes Motor repairs parts belts All parts and labor cash Hint? Refrigeration 421 IMh si NE Dial 3380 TWENTY-THBEE SLAG, all slzei, 30 per ton spread; gravei, $1 85 Immediate delivery Dill 3821 WATER. WELLS and p'imps any size lor any purpose Our 20 years experience to your advantage Engel RD 2. MaM.1 lion Dial 2-1 MO GENERAL CONTRACTING, carpentry, cabinets, closet; garages, attics- fin- 'sneo KenmrJejjnfc n-t- ostimatM Uiai VJ-78B1 CARPENTER WOHK wanted.

Remodeling or new construction. Good workmanship. Small jobs appreciated. Dial 2-0705 CONCRETE DRIVES sidewalks, steps, anything in eeme'it, chimney cement block and brick work. Dial SSH3 FOR SALE CANARIES, fine young singers and females: also cages at reasonable price.

Dial 5183. ROOKING. SPOUTING and siding Repair and new work All work guaranteed Fni free estimates D'al 2-1B56 or 2-6091 SEWEKS CLEANED electrically Long guarantee Maisillon owned operated Inquire Holderbaum 33 14th st NW or Dial SOM nr 8045 POULTRY SUPPLIES DUCKS AND GEESE. Inquire Melvin Rohr, RD .1. or Dial 9777.

20 YEARLING HSNS. 2Bc Ib. Inquire Joseph Sibila, 32nd st NW, or Dial INSULATING SIDING roofing, slate roof repairint and painting All work guaranteed Coal furnace repairing and cleaning 20 years experience Reliable Heatir.j 332 Erie tt Dial 8970. PLUMBING UNDERGRADUATE or practical nurse for duty Good working Condi-; lions Good wages. Paid holiday.

Write; Box 47. care The Evening Independent TOULOUSE GEESE, young, and yearling chickens, live or. drpssed Will deliver. Ralph -KfcGuire. Dial 9893.

YOUNG GEESE, 35c per Ib. Orton Altland, seven miles south west of Massillon Dial 940S EIGHT YOUNG RABBITS, four nld rabbits. IS ducks. per Ib. for either.

Allen Fath Dial 9544 HELP WANTED ASSISTANT. I need a clean cut man in Massillon territory to be my assistant in a fast- selling, very profitable line. Will pay up to J150.00 per week, and even more to a willing worker. This is a lifetime No investment I wanted. Advancement to supervisor to, a good man.

For personal see Mr. Salladay at Belden Canton. Tuesday. Nov. 25.

I p. in, i YOUNG MAN for fcenera! office with opportunity for advancement. and to learn business. Apply Buckeye Feeds Mills. Dallon.

Ohio HIGH SCHOOL BOY for after school and Saturday work. Odd jobs. Apply Dick's Sandwich Shop, 1R9 Lincoln Way E. DELIVERY. Man to deliver catalogs, and orders for the Fuller Brush Co.

Must be neat and have car. Prefer man with route or business experience Dial 2-7568 after 6 p. m. or before 3:30 a. m.

Gas Coal Oil FURNACES and Conversion Burners Your choice of popular makes Rheera Hot Water Tanks All Work Guaranteed Free Estimates and Easy Terms RELIABLE HEATING CO. 332 Erie St. S. Phone 8970 GEESE. DUCKS chickens and rabbits, r55c Ib.

Small white turkeys 50c Ib. Raymond Baker, Jackson Lane south of Walnut rd SE Dial Z-SSfifi. POULTRY PROFITS go up when you take of your hens and broilers. Feed them right with Larro feeds, treat them right with ample feeders and warm water Snyder Feed. OVEN READY TURKEYS Order now.

The Flanagan Farm, Cherry rd NW, ext. Dial 2-6417 THE SAUSAGE SHOP OPEN, at Genoa, Canton-Massillon road, route 30, with a full line of home dressed meats We specialize in fresh and smoked sausage, liver puddisg and also groceries, produce I and fresh dressed poultry. Open every evening, including Sunday till 9 p. PAPERHANGJNG TO BUY Pupils of the fifth through the eighth grades of the West Lebanon school and their teacher, Frank McAdams, held a handkerchief shower for their classmate, Sherry Reinerts, who with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William Reinerts, will move soon to East Greenville. Lois Swonger received a door prize and Margaret Ann Breniser of Navarre won a cake walk at a recent square dance held at Sugar Creek township school in Justus. Music was furnished by the Polka Dot Four of Dovet who will play for the next dance, Saturday, Dec. 13, from 8:30 to 11:30 p. m.

at the school. Young people of the First Presbyterian church of Canal Fulton enjoyed a roller skating party at Meyer's Lake park, Canton. The group met at the residence of the Rev. J. Kenneth Brand, pastor, where they were transported to the rink in autos driven by the Mrs.

Lloyd Smail and Mrs. Peg Hofstetter. Luther league will sponsor a birthday party for the congregation of St. John's Lutheran church, Friday evening, Nov. 28, at the church.

Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Goodman and daughter, Gretchen, of Beach City, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. N.

J. Seibert of Norwalk, Mrs. Goodman having attended a tea given by the Norwalk Book club. The Welcome In club held an annual tea at Shepler Evangelical United Brethren church with 40 in attendance. included members of Perry Center and Bar- t.ASH FOR scrap iron, metals, batteries.

uashers, refrigerators junk cars or tiucks Give your address and we call for it Dial 2-7727 The Ladies auxiliary of the Volunteer fire department held a regular meeting Thursday evening in the council chambers in the village hall with 13 members present. Mrs. Elmer Staub was welcomed a new member. Mrs. Leona Geis, president, presided at the business session, when plans were made for a dance to be held Friday, Nov.

28, from 8:30 p. m. to 12:30 a. m. in the Brewster high school auditorium.

Ernie Benedict'and the Kindall Sisters of WNBK-TV Cleveland; will provide the music. The public is invited to attend and tickets may be secured at the door. Plans also were made for a Christmas party for auxiliary members to. be held Dec. 15 at the residence of Mrs.

Gets. A covered dish dinner will be enjoyed followed by, a Christmas gift exchange when secret pals will be revealed. All members are requested to attend the Dec. 4 meeting of the auxiliary when election of officers for the coming year will be held. Mrs.

Thomas Young "won the hosiery gift. The auxiliary entertained their families at a covered dish dinner Monday evening, Nov. 17, at the Brewster Sportsman's club. Fifty- two persons, were present. Following the meeting, the hostesses, Mrs.

Florence Kaser and Mrs. Arleen Salmon, took the members to the Candy Cane restaurant for refreshments. Mrs. Carolyn Youngman and Mrs. Vera Sitler were in charge of games and contests.

Prizes were presented to Mrs. Mary Crimaldi, Mrs. Doris Groff, Mrs. Betty Arbaugh, Mrs. Helen Vernon and Mrs.

Geis. WRECKED or iunk cars and trucks Highest prices paid Rosker A t.o Wrecking Co 652 Erie st Dial DIAL 3012 TO HAVE your scrap turned into money No amount too small or two large Metals, old batteries, trucks cars ELDEHLY MAN for doorman. Apply Weslin theater FIELD REPRESENTATIVE. We have an immediate opening for an ambitious I young man. who desires an interesting I career in the finance field, with a national corporation One or two years' of college preferred but not essential.

Car furnished Inquire 100 Peoples Bank Canton. Ohio. POSITION OPEN tor Auto Mechanic If you are interested in high good working conditions, employment vear 'round, call Shaffei Motors, 3168, ask for Mr Pickens service manager JI PAINrt IHAMI1I MASSILLON PAINT ASS CO. EiI; Dill 5038 -j STORAGE MEN WANTED for motel managers. See ad under classification 25.

KASEPMAN Mnvi-'v; Storage Moving with pride since 45 Modern storage facilities Modern equipment, experienced movers Reasonable rates Agent Nortn American Van Lines serving the nation Dial B572 glass, shina, brie- a-brac and all kinds of furniture One piece or entire household Prompt and courteous attention to all inquir ies Dial 28-2592 WE BUY all metal, rags and iron Also sell structural steels Call 01 write Massillon Iron it Structural Steei 145 Wnlnul rd SVv Dial R708 WILL PAY private party cash for Grand Spinet or small upright piano Phone Canton 4-4923 TOP PRICES PAID for good used or smooth tires Clean out your garagr or basement and bring the tires to Tire Repair Co Dial 484? Mrs. Ruth Landis was elected president of the Friendship class of the Beach City Methodist church at a meeting in the residence of Mrs. Chester Reed. Mrs. "Miyllis Hizer chosen vice p.

-sident BEDROOM I5'0'xl2 KITCHEN DINING ii'-2'xicxy GARAGE and Mrs. Estie Reed, secretary- treasurer. Mrs. Norman Correll was the assisting hostess and had devotions. Mrs.

Warren Byers presided. Members voted to contribute a cash gift to Boys Village in Smithville. A Chcistmas party was planned for; Friday, Dec. 12 at the church. Plans were made to purchase drapes for the Beach City Evangelical United Brethren church all a meeting of the U.

B. B. U. class at the residence of Mrs. Miles Hoi-; loway.

Mrs. Leonard Numbers was! the assisting hostess. Twenty-three! members, Mrs. H. D.

Andreas, as-j sistant teacher and Mrs. Marjoriej Burkett, a guest, were Mrs. Raymond Gepfert presided. Members will send holiday boxes to men of the church who are serving in the armed forces. Mrs.

Grant Machan and Mrs. George Rittmaier were in. charge of a program of games. Refreshments were -served. Mrs.

Gepfert and Mrs. Mabel Gerber will be hostesses for the December meeting which will feature a gift exchange. WANTED GOOD'USED CAR SALESMAN To lake charge of our lot. If you can handle this and can sell, your money worries are over. KlEFFER MOTOR SALES 232 Lincoln Way, W.

DELIVERY SERVICE from any store to all of the city anytime: also moving. Specializing in hauling refrigerators, stoves and trunks Dial 7903 Ralph Davis TRUCKS, cars and trailers by hour, day or week Hertz System Red's Pure Oil Station. 219 Lincoln Way Dial 2-0126. LIGHT HAULING of kind and clpan-un work Dial 7745 FOR SALE BLACK ANGUS BULL, registered, 18 months old. Dial 9146.

TAME RABBITS. Must sell at once, Dial Navarre S477. SALES WANTED Cost accountant, 5 years in industrial cost experience, budget experience desirable. Major in accounting and-or business administration desirable but not necessary. Inquire Personnel Office, EATON MFG.

CO. 25 Charles SE. Massillon, Ohio Peoples Cartage, Inc. LocaJ and long distance moving. Storage, crating, banding, packing of household effects.

Agent for Aero Mayflower Transit Company. Call us for free estimates on moving. N. Erie Dial 3639 PLASTERING and repairing Clean job Whke Dial 4598 Joe Henrictv OR FEMALE HELP -rtWEHS CLtANED electric; KUK Hoote with revolving cuts awa.v al roots no digging Long guarantee Reasonable nrire (Jr.lv Rolo Rootei a Stark county Uia 1 P2H night it d.T 'anmn H-7SOO The second birthday anniversary of Robbie Betteker of Navarre, was celebrated, recently, with a party. Two candles decorated birthday cake.

A number of guests were received by the honored guest. Included among the guests present were Robbie's great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Riordan and their son, Clement of Beach City, Mrs. Pauline Hustead and children of Mr.

and Mrs, Walter Dunn and son and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller of Massillon and Mr. and Mrs. William Deal and Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Betleker of Navarre. 1. NEW AND USF.D CAR salesman, average over $500 per month. 2: Allto mechanics (2i, S1.7S-.f2.2il as qualified.

Body man for local garage. 4. Television serviceman. Salary, commission and mileage 5. Secretary for executive, five days Ideal working conditions.

i 6. Temporary housekeeper, two weeks. No washing or ironing. Massillon Employment Agency, 13S Lincoln Way E. Dial 2-2141.

WANTED MEN AND WOMEN. To train for motel managing Actual experience in modern motel part of training. Must be mature Age 25 to 60 Give phone number. For personal interview write American Motels. Inc.

230 Fremont Street, Las Vegas, Nevada BUSINESS SERVICE" BIG AUCTION! The Farm and Home Supply Indianapolis, Ind. will sell regardless of price a large trailer van of first quality merchandise at big public auction at the Wilraot Auction House at Wilmot, Ohio, Tuesday, Nov. 25, 7 P. con sisting of the following: All types of carpenter and machine tools: vices, swivel: 8" portable power saws: and electric, drills; tarpaulins of all sizes; console and portable electric sewing machines: selection of five- piece chrome dinette sets: two-piece wool frieze livingroom suites; innerspring mattresses; beautiful table lamps saddle and miscellaneous riding equipment; house paints; blankets and comforts; baby dolls; chrome smokers with lighters: table model radios: 17" console Tele-King TV sets: electric heaters; pop-up'toasters; hand painted dinnerware sets: dress material; 53-piece Rogers silverware sets; log chains; block and tackle. Thousands nt other items numerous to msnvion.

AUention. buyers be here early if you want a good seat. The- early bird gets the worm. Kenneth James, manager. Bill Hale, auctioneer.

Phone Wilmot JEARL WISARD. AUCTIONEER 5Tal Navarre 5733 Dennisnn auction everv I Friday. jt, THE UNDERSIGNED, will sell the I following at my farm located one mile east of Massillon, Ohio, cast of 1 the Walnut Hills Housing Project, on I the back Richville road, on Saturday, Nov. 29, 1952, at 1:00 P. M.

6 Guernsey i dairy cows 6 Consisting of 2 first ralf heifers fresh lour weeks. Cnw fresh four weeks with twin calves. Cow due Dec? 24. Two springers, i pigs. 10 weeks old.

4 shoats. Spotted Poland boar. Farm Machinery Ford tractor and cultivator, double bottom 14" Ford plows, 1950 Ford 6' mower, 1950 Ford B' double disc, 1852 Ford 3 sec. spring tooth harrow. 1946 Black Hawk corn planter.

Dunham cultipacker, New Idea manure spreader. side rake, Superior grain drill, two-wheel trailer, farm wagon on rubber, corn sheller, buck rake, wagon, seed cleaner, cultivators, sled. table saw, lathe, H. P. electric motor, 'A H.

P. motor, washing machine motor, 30 electric fence posts, other items too numerous to mention. Hay, Grain and baskets corn. 100 bu. oats, 200 bales straw, baled mixed hay.

Household Itood dm- ingroom suite, bedroom suite, porch swing and other items. Terras: cash. John W. Andrews, auctioneer. Beach Citv Ohio Albert Robinson, owner.

HOUSE CLEANING by experts Homes offices and stores Evenings and Saturday, where necessary Walls rugs furniture ana Venetian Flana gan Home Service Dial 2-7000 The Newman Sewing club met at the residence of Mrs. Frank Young with 12 members present. Mrs. Clyde Brothers will be the next hostess when a Christmas party will be held, the date to be announced later. CROSSEN UPHOLSTERING: Furniture repaired and rebuilt Special prices on upholstering Dial 2-1478.

or Canton 4-786B AP Xewsfmtnren THE PLAN'S the thing, architects say. It can make a house easy to live in. Here a center hall provides access to all parts of the house without requiring passage through any other room. This is PUn B-2191 by Alwin Cassens, jr, architect, 145 So. Franklin ave, Vulley Stream, N.

Y. With three bedrooms and two baths, the house covers 1,333 square feet without garage terrace and contains cubic feet basement. ia 52 feet 8 inches wide with garage. LKGAL NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION IN DIVORCE ACTION n. In the Court of Common Plem Division of Domestic Relations.

SUtc of Ohio, Stark County, si: EDNA MAE CLABK. by her mother next friend. Laura S. Johnson, PlMntlff, CLYDE CHARLES CLARK. minor, Defendant.

Clyde Charles Clark, a minor of the of 20 years, whose former pUci of residence wn .120 Eleventh Street, S. Massillon, Ohio, and whost preient actual place of residence in unknown and c.innot. with reasonable diligence be ascertained, will take notice that on the llth day of July, 19S2, the undersigned Ednx Clurk, a minor, by her mother and next friend, S. filed her petition him in the Court of Common of Stark County, Ohio, praying for divorce, custody of minor child, ullmony and support, payment of attorney fees, and other equitable relief on the grounds of gross nefltct of duty extreme cruelty. taut will he Jor hearing or and after six full frnm the date of the first publication of this no EDNA MAE CLARK, by her mother and ntxl friend, LAURA S.

JOHNSON In The Evening Independin IT, Dec. 1, IS, 32. 1131. MACHINES WHITE SINGER and (ill makes serviced and guaranteed White cabinet electric S6S.OO Treadles 00 Motors S19.00 Pfafl Zig-Zag machines. White Sewing Machine Sales 874 lit st NE Dial 3446 YOUR NAME in this notice you can get.

two free guest ticket-s by UKing notice to the Weslin theattr: Lucille Jordan, 4 Burton ave NE. SEPTIC-TANK AND CESSPOOL CLEANER Eliminates digging pumping. Removes sludge, fibroul tree roots, STIMULATES BACTERIA Becker Hardware ERIE STKEE'l, N. SEEDS DECORATIONS, evergreen rop- I Xmas trees, English holly, cemetery wreaths. Massillon Seed I Supply Co.

TREKS PRUNED removed and trans- landscaping. Houmard Tree Service Dial 8140 or Phone Canton 7-0800 67-COAL, COKE FUEL DEEP MINE COAL" Lump S9.40 tfln. egg, nut, stoker, S3.40. In seven ton loads. Write Donald Finzer, RD 2, New Philadelphia, or Phone New adelnhia 3-1462 COAL at a savings One Ion i or a truck-load Dial 2-4332.

West Side Coal and Auto Wrecking, Pennock ave SW GOOD QUALITY No. 5 lump coal, S3 40. One of Ohio's best grade lump coal, i SO-SO Stoker coai. S8 00 Dial 7636. McCreery.

HAULING Lump S9 00 l-on egg S8SO lor, Witham Beach Phone fi-ti403 daj night Read Independent RUGS. CARPETS and upholstered furniture cleaning at home or plant Guaranteed against shrinkage or fading Firt mid theft insurance Dial 4428 Selwu.v Carpet Cleaning Co first work City UphoUtery Cn, corner Wales rd NE and Rouih ave, Highland Park Dial (1832. free PRESSING Pants 50o Dry Cleaned Pressed SANITARY Laundry and Dry Cleaning DIAL 6435 It's easy to own a Three Models Si29.9f> 10 Slsy.ao. Easy terms dependable Maylag dealers for twenty years. The Community Store 2922 Lincoln Way, NW Phone 2-1543 TODAY IS THE DAY that First National Bank's 1553 Christmas 'Club opens for membership! Classes from SOc to $10 per week.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK IMIU MIMM.