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PAGE TWENTY-FOUR THE MIDDLETOWH. OHIO. JOURNAL flttDAY. MARCH I. ItSO.

OBITUARIES Mrs. Lula Meddhan Mrs. Lula Meddham, 65, of 1301 Yankee died at 7:45 a. m. today at Middletown Hospital where she had been confined a week.

She hnd been in failing health for a year. She is survived by her husband, Ford: a sister, Mrs. Ella Gillis of Memphis, and a number of nieces and nephews. Services will be conducted Tuesday at 10 a. m.

at the Max- berv Funeial Home with Dr. S. C. Richards of the New Hope B.Titist Church officiating. Bu- Television Programs FRIDAY WLW--T: Channel 4 11 00 Ernie Lee Buit Farber 12 00 Ruth 1 00 Magic Tele-Kitchen 2.00 Bill Nimmo 3 00 Date Drama 3 30 Rita Hackett 4 00 Teen Canteen 45 Kenny Roberts 5 15 Jud.N Splinters 5 30 Howdy Doody 6'00 Cactus Jim 6 TO News 6 .55 Coiky Bobbins 6 58 Progiam Preview 7 00 Kukla, Fran and Olhe 7 ISO Roberta Qumlan 7 45 News 8 00 Quiz Kids 8 30 The Peoole 9 00 Versatile Varieties 9 30 Big Story 1' i 0 Boxing 11 00 Greatest Fights 11 15 25 Weather LW--I): Channel 5 10 35 Program Pieview 11 00 stack Hullabaloo 11 30 Buit Farber 12 00 50 Club 1-00 Mdgic Tele-Kitchen 2.00 Bill Nimmo 00 Date with Drama 3 30 Virginia Patteison 00 Teen Canteen 4 45 TV 5 15 Judy 5.30 Howdy Doody 6 00 Cactus Jim 5-30 Channel 5 Calling .55 Sports Bv-Line 7 00 Kukla, Fran and 7 30 Roberta Qumlan 7.45 News 8 00 Quiz Kids 8 30 We the People 9 00 Versatile Varieties 9 30 Big Story 10 iXI Boxing Bouts 11 00 Greatest Fights of the Century 11-15 News 11 25 Weatlser WHIG--TV: Channel 11 no Test Pattern 1 00 llultiscope 2.00 Shoppeis 4 00 Home Makers 4 30 Multisco'ie 5 00 Ted Steele 5 30 Uncle Bob 6'15 News 6 30 Magic Cottage 7 CO Vmcert Lo 7 15 Accordinn Band 7 30 Dous Edwards 7 15 Snniky 8 00 Mama '0 M.m Against Crime 00 Actor's In 00 Peoples a Caoitol Cloakroom 1' 00 M.NStery 31 jO Xev Channel 1' DO Bill Dawes Show I JO Middov Merri.

Go Round 1 -00 The tchen Show 2 TO Meet the Ladies Paul Dr-on S'WCoCo The Clown 5.30 Caitoons 5 40 Hold It 5 "50 News b.DO Six Gun Theater 7 00 Captain Viaeo 7-30 Manhattan Spotlight i Lope: 00 Hsnos of Murder 10 Mj stcry PO i i I I 00 "Til i i 1.2 00 News Spoilt 12 10 Sicn KRC--TV: Channel 13 1' 0 Multiscope and Test Pattern JO a a Fiulics 3 10 Movie Matinee 5 05 Circle 11 Ranrh 5 '0 Western Theater 6 '8 Tonight on 11 6 () Lucky Pup 6 '5 Photo Flashes 7 ro a a i Frolic 7 Sports Shots 7 70 Ne" 7 '5 Jerrv's Ammaland fc 00 Msma 30 Man Asainst Crime 10 Actor's Stud'o Peonle's Platform l'i 30 Camtol Cloakroom 11 00 Events of Tomorrow 11.06 Sign Off SATURDAY WI.W--T: Channel 12 "iU Piogram Preview 1 ')0 MUbical Scupbook 4 00 Feature Film 5 15 Cincinnati Skyline 5 30 To Be Announced 6 00 Voice of the 6 15 Room 150 6 30 News 6'45 Sports 7 00 Spotlight on Tomorrow 7.30 Midwestern rtajnde 8 30 To Be Announced 8-45 Headlines of Yesteryear 9-00 Mary Kay Johnny 8 30 TEA 9 45 Wrestling 11-15 Midnight Mysteriei 12:30 Weather WLW--D: Channel 12:55 Program Preview 1.00 Musical Scrapbook 4 00 Feature 8:15 Red Cross 5.30 Film 6.00 Hopalong Casstdy 7-00 Sporthght on Tomorrow 7-30 Midwestern Hayride 8.30 Film 3-00 Saturday Night Review 10-00 Wrestling 12:00 Weather WJIIO--TV Channel 11 1:25 Test Pattern 2 30 Multiscope 4:30 Multisc-ope 5-00 Wen Theater 6-09 Dave Albnlton 6-30 Western 7.30 Hollywood Screenlest 8:00 Ken Murray 9-00 Cavalcade of 10.00 Wrestling 12.00 News 12-05 Sign Off WCPO--TV: Channel 7 Test Pattern 9 00 Cartoons 1--50 Law of the Wild 10.00 Unrfer Strange Flags 11 00 Bill Dawes Show 12-00 Midday Merry Go Round I 00 Al Lewis Show Cooking School 2-00 Xavier Presents 3:00 Paul Divon Show S.OO Coco the Clown 5:30 On Stage Cincinnati 6-00 Six Gun Theatci 7.00 Leo's Anrtteur Review 7-30 Hollywood Screen Test 8:00 Paul Whiteman's TV Teen Club 9.00 Cavalcade of Stars 10.00 Wrestling 12-00 News and Sports 12-10 Sign Off WKRC--TV--Channel 11 3-08 Sign On 4:00 Western Theater S.58 Tonight on 11 6-00 Touchdown Thrills of '4S 6-30 Red Barber's 6.15 Lucky Pup 7-15 Betty And Boys 7:30 News Flashes, 7.i5 SUaiige. Thau Fiction 00 Ken Murray fl-00 Ed Wynn Show 9.30 TEA 10-25 TEA 11 10 Events of Tomorrow II News 11 ",1 Sign Off. PflOMPT TV SEWltt 79 dHTML ML 1-7 It) will be in Middletown Cemetery. Friends will be received at the funeral home after 6 p. m.

Monday. George Stegemiller Word was received of the death of George E. Stegemillcr, 73, father of Earl of Middletown, yesterday at 8:45 p. m. at his residence, 531 Park Ave.

in Hamilton. Besides the son. he is survived bv three daughters, Mrs. James Wells of Arcanum, Mrs. John B.

Holden of Hamilton and Miss Ruth Stegemiller at home and his widow, Sophia. Services will be conducted Sundav at 2 p. m. at the Webb Funeral Home in Hamilton with burial in Rosehill Cemetery in Hamilton John S. Dennis John S.

Dennis, ,63 former resident of Middletown for 34 years, died at 3 p. m. at his home on Franklin Route 2. An employe of the Armco Steel Corporation for 23 years, he retired April 15, 1949 due to ill health. He was a member of the Christian Chutch in Kentucky.

Survivors include the widcw, Mrs. Mattie Dennis; two s-ms, Samuel, of Waco, Texas and Elmo at home: two daughters, Mrs. Patricia Walters of Dayto-, and Mrs. Audrey Scnften of this city: six grandchildren, three brothers, Garhn of Wisconsin. Thomas of Kentucky and I.estei of Middletown; two sisters Mrs Stella Fanning of West Liberty, and Mrs.

Sarah Can- of Moorehead, Ky. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at the Riggs Furora.1 Home pending the arrival of ihe son from Texas. Mrs. Alice Leffel Word was received today of the death of Mrs, Alice Leffel, formerly of the Middletown vicinity, earlier this week s' her home in Washington, D. C.

Mrs. I. O. Focht, of Middletown, a cousin, left today for the lunoipl. Other details were not available.

Wanda Mae Sexton FRANKLIN--Wanda Mae Sexton, 16-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sexton died yesterday in an auto en route to a doctor's office. A doctor attributed death to pneumonia. Services will be held at 2:30 p.

m. tomorrow in the Unslesby funeral home after 7 p. today. Surviving are the parents, two sisters, Lois Ann and Martha Jean, and the grandparents. Mr.

and Mrs. William McGinnis and Mr. and Frank Sexton, all of Franklin. Mrs. Isaac lorns LEBANON--Mrs.

Isaac J. lorns died last night at Granclview Hospital, Dayton, following a brief illness. Services will be held at 2 p. m. Monday in the Oswald Funeral Home, with burial in Lebanon cemetery.

Rev. J. Taylor McIIenry will officiate. may call at the funeral home Sunday afternoon and night. Surviv- i are four daushters, Mrs.

Wanda Scheer and Mrs. J. M. Steen of Pleasant Ridge, Mrs. Veda lorns of Norwood and Mrs.

V. R. Ro'allick of Lebanon: two sons, Arthur, Lebanon businessman, and Willard of Farmersville- grandrlauaMers and three 3reat-grandchildren. Michael D. Hall EATON i hael Darrell Hall, three-months-old FW of Mr.

nnd Mrs. Berlin'Hall of 318 North Lincoln Eaton, died at 8 a. m. todav from the effects of whooning cough. He is survived bv his bi others.

Chnrles and Jimmie; the maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James Bowling and the paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Albert Hall. Services will be held Sundav at 2-30 at the Camden First Church of God.

The Rev. C. L. Irwin will i i with burial in Fnirmont Cemetery. Stock Exchange NEW YORK (AP) Opening stock prices showed a mixture of small gains and losses today.

Selected issues showed considerable strength but there no push behind either buying or selling. Paramount Pictures started out around a point higher following the announcement of a 50-cent dividend, first payment by the producing company which has separated from the theatre company. Chrysler also pushed ahead in the wake of an earnings report for 1949 which showed net profit of $132.170.096, against $89,187.240 in 1948. Also up were Anaconda Cop- Bethi'-'iem Steel, Hercules Motor, Johns Manville, Radio Corporation Southern i U. S.

Rubber, U. S. Steel, Zenith, and Atlas Corporation. Losers included General Motors, International Paper, Gulf Oil, i ghouse Electric, Standard Oil (NJ), Kennecott Copper, and Goodrich. New York Stocks 12:00 QUOTATIONS (Greene Brock) Allied Stores 35 3 i Amencan Can Ill Amer Had Stan San 14'a Armco Steel Corp Armco Pfd 9fi Amer.

Tel Tel 150 5 Anaconda Coppei 30'u Baltimore Ohio 11'i Barnsdall Oil 50 Bend.x Aviation 42 Bethlehem Steel 34 Boeing Airplane 28 3 i Briefs Mfg. 31 3 4 Budd Mfg 14 3 8 Canadian Pacific 15's 63 78 Columbia Gas Electric 12 38 Commonwealth Edison 31 8 Con' Edison 29 7a Corp 42's Continental Bak Co 18'j Crucible Steel 18 T3 i Wright 8 i Curtis Wright (A) 2S Deer Co Doualas An craft DuPont 0 Electric Auto I 'te Firestone Tir- Rubber Co. General Electric General Motors Great Northern Grei hound Goodrich Hiram Walker Hudson Motoi Tnspmtion Comer Tnt Tel T--1 Kennecott Copper Kroaer Lonllard Marshal Field 80 59' 4 4 7G 11 83'i 483, 52 7 65 17'i 17-u Mead Montgomery Wnid Nash Kelvinator National Casli Regibter Newport Inc. New York Central KB Northern Pacific RK Ohio Oil 21" P.ickaid Pan Amer. Airways 10 'i Pai amount RR 1' Phelps Dodge 47 4 Phillips 1'cti oleum Piocter Gamble Pullman Radio Corp Republic Steel 27 Schenley 31 Servel Inc 12 Sinclair Oil 22'i Southern Pacific 52 Southern Rails 35'-i Specry Corp.

2'J Standard Oil Of N. Studebaker 28 Texas, Coip. 60 i United Aucraft United Airlines U. S. Rubber 43U U.

S. Steel 31 Webtinghouse Electric 33 WhiU- Motois F. W. Woohvorth 50 Youngstown Sheet Tube 80 Zenith Radio 47 Dayton Livestock HOGS-Receipts 250; market 25-35c higher. 180-225 Ibs 225-250 Ibs 16 25-lb 7a 250-275 Ibs 1575-1625 275-rOO Ibs 300 Ibs up 15 25 dow 160-180 Ibs 160 Ibs.

down 16.75 down Lisht sows 1300-1425 Heavy sows 1150-1300 Stags 10-00 down VEALERS-- Good to choice $3000-3200 Medium'to good 2500-31)00 Common 2000-2400 CATTLE-Choice steers $2ti 00-28 00 Good to choice 23 OU-25 OU Medium to good 21 00-2J 00 Choice heifers 2300-2500 Common 1800-2000 Medium 2100-2300 Good beef cows 1650-1750 LAMBS-Good to choice" 2G 00-2G oO Medium to good 23 UU-25 00 Common to medium 1900-2200 SHEEP-Good ewes $300-1100 iMed'um to good 700- 850 Bucks 7 00- 8 00 Charles A. Paddack EATON--Charles A. Paddack, 78, former Eaton public official, died jesterday afternoon while working a factory here. Dr. G.

W. Flory, Preble County coroner, ruled death resulted from a heart attack. Mr. Paddack had been working for some time as a machinist at the Industrial Overlay Metal, plant here. He was a member of the Eaton board of education and the village board public affairs.

He was a pioneer retail milk dealer here, operating a horse dra-'-n milk wagon from his nearby farm for a numbeer of years. Mr, Paddack was a member of Masonic lodges here and of the Preble County Farm Bureau. He was widely known in this area as a fisherman. Services will be held at 3 p. Saturday in the Barnes funeral home, with Rev.

C. S. Sander officiating. Burial be in Mound Hill. Friends may call at the funeral home after noon tomorro-v.

Surviving are the wife, Bertha a stenson, John F. Tucker of Eaton; a sister. Mrs. Gertip Edwards. Union City, and two grandchildren.

DEATHS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press CHICAGO William Hufus Abbott, 80, president of Illinois Boll Telephone Company from 1922 to 1930 and chairman from to when he retired. He was born in New York City. DEL BIO, Tex. Charles W. Hadley, 73, of Larchmont.

N. retired vice president Socony- Vacuum. CHICAGO Chester D. Sturtevant, 72, a retired grain broker in Chicago, Des Moines, and Omaha, and a former vice president of the Chicago Board of Trade. He was born in Chicago.

CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK (U Dept Agi i information axailabis at 10.20 A a a hogs 3,300. iairly active, barrows and gilts mostly 25 higher than Thursday's average, sous strong; good and choice 180-225 Ibs 17 50, around 250 head 17 60; 225-250 Ibs 17.00, heavier -weights scarce: few slightly over 250 IDS 16.73. 177 Ibs '158 Itas 16 50, good and choice sows 3100-1475; choice under 275 Ibs 1500; s'ags 950-1000. Cattle 300, calves 200; moderately actue. limited early receipts slaus.i- fr cattle, generally small truck lot medium and good steeis and heifers 23 50-25 00; few 1400 Jb.

steers 25 50- good 1 025 Ibs 26 00. one 090 Ib steer 26 50: common and medium mostly 19 00-22 50, lew common down to 1800; canner and cutter cows bulking I- 1 00-16 50. common and me- orum beef cov 1650-1850: medium and good sausage bulls 20 50-2150: common anJ medium lightweights 1800-2050. largely stcadj, odd choice 33 00, good and choice 30 0032 0, common and medium 2 00-28 00 Sheco srni ce nommallv lamb top 2700. shorn lambs Xo 2 pelts 2500 slaughter ewes up to 1000.

DAYTON Live Pniltry--Paying Prices Hen to.oicd 25c p-horn lT-ns Roost-ts, old I 6c rabbits, old 12 Fn-3 3nc Rabbits, PaMns Prvces--EGGS Hennfry, V'lte "selHng prices--DRESSED POULTRY Wholesale Hens 4Cc Leghorn hens 40c Fries, Ib Sic Old roosters 33c Turkcis. hens 65c Turkeys, toms 48c Ducks' SOc RaTi.fs. small 62c Turtle 3c Scllins; Prices--EGGS Wholesale Grade A -white 3 Grade A 37c brown 3Ic Medium Sic Grade 31c WHOLESALE BUTTER Butter Ib. 67c Dec OATS M.u- May July Pep Dec. KYE May July Sep Dec.

SOYBEANS Mar May July i.Wt us 1 63Ti 13! 1.33% 1.36 1.38% 2.42% 2 40'4 2.341/4 1.97'i 1.97% 63', 62'i 1.31 1 1.30 70'i 63 1.30% 1.32% 1.33 2.44 2 35 1 200 2 2 39 Ji 234 1.9G% BHEAK-IN REPORTED Polica investigated a reported brenlv-in at the home of John P. White. 82S Eighth who said a storm window was removed and his home entered yesterday. White snorted the gas stove in the bathroom and the kitchen range were burning. He said nothing was missing.

BY TRAIN TOLEDO. O. CAP) --Mrs. Louise Grcenawalt. 69, was killed last night when a car in which she was riding was struck by a Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad freight engine, Deouty Coroner Irvin McCon- nel.l -reported.

JOURNAL WANT ADS Hie Journal Aims to eliminate all fraudulent or misleading advertising from its columns cooperation in reporting any idvertislng that does not live up to the mghest standards of truth and honesty will appreciated. LOCAI. CASH RATES 1 8 Time Timei Time- lines SOc Each extra line 15c 40c 64c the above Cash Rates are acceptable only when your ad is paid within 6 days after last insertion Charge rates are 2c per line more. rates on request Ads ordered 8 days and stopped before expiration are charged only tor the numoer of days ad appeared at the rate earned PLEASE CHECK AD For errors the first day it appears The Journal assumes no responsibility tor errors after the first insertion AH claims for adjustments must be made within 7 days after i- oiration of the ad RIGHT reset ved to edit or reject ana Droperly classify ads. DEADLINES-Week Days 1 1 A Saturday 9 A it- Sunday--2 PM' Saturday IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE AN AD Just-Dial 2-3611 And ask Cor an Aau.nter.

Journal Want Ad Dept rjNCIXNAII PRODUCE CINCINNATI--(API--Esrgs ca'es in- consumer elided. A a i 33-, 1 1 A med'um 30-34'r. wholesale graded extras i large mmimum of 60 ner cent A aual'f extras Xi's-SS 1 repeipts 27-29. Poultry, heaVv broilers 31-32. hMv; fryers heavy hens 25-26, ligh hens 16-18.

wholesale. 1 Ib prints 66 Ib nrmts 66. '2 Ib prmfs 67 Buitrrfat, Dremmm 52; regular 48. Potatoes 1 90-4 25. Lodge Notices CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE CHICAGO, A I HIGH LOW CLOSE WHEAT Mar.

221T 221'', May 213 3 i 214 July 1 Wa 193'i 1133 Sep 115'i 194 1 9 4 Dec 197" 2 196'i 1.9G 1 CORN Mar 1 Wi 1 30'; 130 Mav 1 30'i 129' 2 130 July 128'i 128' Sep 124'z 124' A I PROGRAMS FRIDAY WLW i i i i i A Girl Harriet Plain Bill fi-00--Sports' 8-30--Easy Listening Up Time 7.30--Dixieland Limited 8 00--Halls of Inquiry The People 9.30--Screen Playhouse 9'30--Jimniv Durante 10-00--Screen Director Playh Sin -tern i Pi-ter Grant 11.30--Barbershop Four WSAI--TifiO Jean Shepherd Skv King Pat O'Brien Joe Garretson The Cisco Kid Fat Man I Ossie Harriet The Sheiuf Lee Allen Jean Shepherd Jean Shepherd WKRC--SV K. pws Dave Barbara Beulah Club 13 The Show Goes On My favorite husband Leave Ft To Joan Broadway My Beat Johnnv Dollar Capitol Cloakroom News Orchestra 1 Mark Trail Mod. Concert Hall i v. Concert Master i i Marvin Miller 11 Memory Street 11 Memory Street Air Force Hour Meet The Press Mutual Comment'r. Night Watch Sign Off WPFB--BltE Blue Byron Stumpus Club Dinner Serenade Mi'burg vs BeJlef'n Mi'bure vs Bellef'n Campbell Calling Meet The Band Lebanon Oakwood Lebanon Oakwood Dr.

Arthur Flem'ing News Platter Time Platter Time Platter Time SATU RDAY WLW--7M K. 6.30--Midwestern 7 nn-- v-chamberlain Star 3o-- Morning Ma 9.TO--Morning Matinee Jury 10.00--Fred Waring i-ee Taylor Are Fun. i 01)--sniihn Ea McDonnell PM. WLW--700 K. NOON--Man on the farm farm 1 (in tnrm Home Hour farm Fair 2.30--Ken Linn Linn 3.30--Ken Linn Linn Express WSAI--IJM I Lenay's Record Lenay's Record Easy Listening Easy Listening Easy Llsenmg Easy Listening No School today No School Today No School Today No School Today Jr.

Junction At Home with Music WSAI--1360 K. 101 Ranch Boys Am. Farmer -enay's Ranch Lenay's Ranch Right Place Met. Opera Met. Opera Met.

Opera Met. Opera Met. Opera WKRC-- K. News Farm News Paul Hodges Paul Hodges Off The Record Sharps Flats Joe DiMaggio Pretend Junior Miss Theater of Todav Grand Central SU. Stars o'er Hollywood Give and Take County Fair Get more out of life News Disabled Amer.

Vets Ruthie's Campus Rd Sat at the Chase WMOH--14SOK News Musical Clock Daily Devotional News Tex Hunter Shopper Bicycle Court News Shopper Story Time Sun Valley Pals News Farm Hour Go To Church Matinee Melodies Bargain-Ola Radio Singers Clyde McCoy i Caribbean Crossr'dS Dunn on Disci Sports Parade WPFB--9NIK Morgan's Fo'ly Morgan's Folly News and Weather Alarm Clock Club News Bro Ivte News Dist School House Bicvcle Court Story Lady Western Rhvthm Social Security Marine Band Farm Show Phils Harmony Cat Jefferson-W. Car. Jefferson-W. Car. Spring Val -Butler Spring Time I Teen Time Tempos THOMSON RADIO SERVICE A I I I PUBLIC BORDEN'S "COUNTY FAIR' WINN ELLIOTT, MASTER OF CEREMONIES 2:00 P.N.

SATURDAY-WKRC SENT YOU IY TSordtn's "JEFFERSON LODGE NO. 90 F. AM. Stated meeting Monday, March 6th jit -30 DENNIS, John 64 years of age, of F.anii.ni, i-tt 2 at i icsi- dcnce m. Thurtdaj Hus jand of Mis Mattie Ana igcments incomplete.

Riggs Funeral Home, Inc. KNEP3HIELD. Mrs 'pearl Vance. 62 jc-ais UL ago, Oi 2205 Ccntial A died m. luesday at the Mtd- dletoun Hospital Friends may call at the Riggs iuneral Home 7 to 10 in Wednesday and 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 m.

Thuisda. The body will lie in state at the Methodist Chuich from 12 noon Friday until time of at 2 3 0 m. Fnclay. Rev. Kenneth Lcaiey i i i a i Interment Woodside Cemetery.

Riggs Funeral Home. MARTIN, Rev John, 73 years of age, of 1112 Walnut St died at the Smil'i Kest Ho.ne in Hamilton, Ohio, at -59 vn Tuesday. Friends may tail at the refidance of a daughter, Mrs. Mamie Bell, of H31 Young St after 6 Sunday Funeral Mon- dav 2 at the New Era Baptist Cr.urch. Rev.

Josenh Pate officiating. ass.stca by Rev. J. H. Price and Rev Jones Interment Woodside Cemetery.

Maxbeuy Funeral Home NEEDHAM, Lula, 65 years of age. of 1301 Yankee Rd Died at Middletown Hosoital 7.45 am Friday Fnends may call at the Funeial Home Monday after 6 Funeral sei vices at the Maxberry Funeral Home, 10 a m. Tuesday, Dr. S. C.

Richards officiating. Interment Mid- Cemetery. Maxberry Funeral Home. WEBER, Mrs. Luanda Elizabeth, 69 years of age, wife ot Chailes Weber of 3101 Manchester Rd.

died at Middletown Hospital at 5:10 P. Wednesday. Friends may pay their respects at the Baker Sons Funeral Home after 10 A. M. Friday.

Furejal services at the funeral home 10-30 A Saturday. Rev. H. H. Jung, officiating.

Interment Woodside Cemetery. Jos. H. Baker i Soru Funeral Home. WHITE.

Mrs. Imo Todhunter, wife of George E. White, of 235 Yankee Rd. Died at the residence at .9 15 a m. Wednesday.

Friends may call at the Wilson Funeral Home 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 m. Friday. Services at the Funeral Home 10 a m. Saturday, Rev. Russell Galloway officiating.

Interment Woodside Cemetery. Wilson Funeral Home. Cards of Thanks STOKES-We wiih to express our sincere thanks to the many relatives, friends and neighbors who gave their kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral offerings during our recent loss of our beloved father, and brother ARTHUR E. STOKES We especially wish to thank the Rev. J.

E. Amstutt. the pallbearers, and the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Mr. Mn. Glen I.

Stokes Jessie. Funeral "SCHRAMM Funeral Home I-87U i Order Flowers Now For Easter! Boulevard Floral Gardens 2200" Woodside Ave. Dial 8-0544. Flower Seeds-Highview Floral Gardens 99 Hint-view Rd. Dial 2-7718 GARDENIAS 15c Each AT OUR GREENHOUSES Right reserved to limit quantities The Starr Floral Co.

251S S. Main St. Dial 2-3231 Monumental Converse Monument Co. A Middletoman Serving Middletown" PERSONALS BRING Shoes for Metatarsal Pads. Tongue pads and heel, liners.

Foot Comtort Shop. Al Varin, 1414 Cen- Aye. WE'recommend Fina Foam upholstery cleaner, leaves iabiics soft and STORE, WILL the ladies who helped woman who slipped on ice at Central Store (Verity Parkway Side) Saturday afternoon, please contact Chve Hed- NcTsci ubT'naTFubr plastic type linoleum coating for a beautiful kitchen. Streifthau's. person who hit Oldsmobile at 2508 'Ttus Ave.

Friday night, 9 Dial 2-0724 as he is known RIDER wanted "to Delco or Moraine Products. 3-4028. LEARN TO FLY Learn to fly the best and cheapest a Costs only S12 a month. Call for" particulars. Dial 3-4741 or 2-7752.

RIDEKS wanted to Dayton from 7 A 5:30 P.M. Dial 2-5900 after 6.30 p.m. Reduce New Method NO POUNDING--NO BEATING-NO DISROBING Now Open for Appointments GYRO-DUCING SALON 1006 Central Dial 3-4731 Jobs anted SEWING AND ALTER'ATIONS Dial 3-1033 and Body Man. Former service manager. Dial 3-1392.

maternity cases. Mrs. Gubnel. Dial 2-OS52 SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER. excellent background and experience, seeks pos.tion.

References. Box 12, c-o Jiurnal Middleaged woman ua'nts housework Dial 3-U543 THEE trimming by experienced man Dead trees removed Dial 2-3973 WILL CARE FOR small child "in my ORK. ironings, a i 2-2352 CURTAINS STRETCHED--35c pair 1315 Young St. 2-9410 YOUNG LADY v.ants work of any kind Housev. ork, baby sitting.

Ironing, office cleaning References Dial 3-1G64 Dead trees removed Dial 2-2630 DRESSMAKING and Alterations, ma- 2-5741. ft interested in building or remodeling For low prices; free estimates Dial 2-3562 UNDER SCHOOL ase children to keep Dial 2-9491. TWO nonmgs a by Christian Isdv. 1 4423 "ODD JOBS! Anything iRU.MN'GS 3-3561 woman by experience', Tial WASHINGS or ironings or both All to vour satisfaction Good rcfer- Pickup and delivery CHILD "wanted to board by the week Dial 2-9847 Cost and Found 10 BLACKTHOUND in vicinity of'Clo- Ruvard. Dial 2-U15S COON hound lost, large, similar to blood hound, black and tan ICR- isteied male.

Reuard. Joe Harr.s. Phone PURSE LOST, contains money and black chip diamond ring SALESMAN" represent "National Furniture Bidding Manutactuier. ca'lins; on retail accounts in Southern Ohio. S10.000 yeajly rarnmgs possible, car necessary.

full particular about Write Box SALESMEN to soil new sensational outdoor Fluorescent lights Leads Earnings to 5150 per Full or work Dial 3-3201. fTATIONALLY known manufacturer has opening for mariicd man over 30 Must lime car. Commission paid for both sales and services Call at Knott's brsement store or Phone Hamilton 2-7710 collect, for GOOD body man. experienced. In- in 814 JMain St EXPERIENCED rhimney cleaner wanted.

Dial 2-1403. MAN wanted to tram as aiit manager Experience not necessary Apply Singer Sew. ing Center, 1223 Central Ave. Opportunity, That Can Mean Success! For ambitious men who want outs'de selling work Can be married or single. Must a car and be over 25 jears old.

Guaianteed salary or drawing account against commissions. Mi'eage paid on cai. Please do not apply unless yon are willing to follow instruction and work. Apply-Sears, Roebuck Co, 25 S. Mam SALESMAN Energetic young man wanted to sell leading makes of television and Fngidaire appli- Prefer man with previous experience See Bob Keays.

Keays Appliances. DISCARDED FURNITURE You probably have unused pieces In your basement or attic which tome- one would to buy Use a Journal Want-Ad. turn this furniture irto cash Dial 2-3811 and ask (or an adwrittr Help 11 FilATEX Plsjtici" lias" opening In sales for demonstrator, no collecting, no delivery. Roy Holllster. Hayes, phone Hamilton 4-8719.

EXPERIENCED waitress wanted, must be over 21 and have neat appearance. Part-time work. Apply in perion at Hasselbaeh's Cafe. Central. general duties wanted In towntown office.

Muit be able to take shorthand. Apply In handwriting. Box 21. c-o Journal. SECRETARY'WANTED Experienced, 21 to 35: mutt have typing and shorthand.

Permanent position with Urge industry. Good talary. Write New Classes At -MIDDLETOWN BUSINESS COLLEGE 13 Male Female TEACH DANCING In Middletown Saturday. Must have knowledge ot tap, ballet and aerobatic-Excellent salary. Dial 8-3893.

Service 14 SEWING CLASSES Now forming i dressmaking. Enroll now. 8-lesson course. Only SINGER SEWING CENTER 1223 Central Dial 3-3801 MEN: There are for skilled men in any trade Prepare now for the job of your choice INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. 810 First National Bank Bldg.

Hamilton. Ohio. 3-3767 GOOD JOBS And successful businesses are only of- feied to trained men--men who know. Whether you prefer a large city or a small town there are op- poitunittes for trained men any one of these trades Check them. AUTOMOTIVE AND DIESEL MECHANICS AUTO BODY AND TENDER REBUILDERS REFRIGERATION--AIR CONDITIONING TELEVISION SERVICING-RADIO ELECTRICITY--ELECTRONICS DRAFTING--BUILDING CONSTRUCTION America's outstanding trade school offers these trainings to veterans under the new.

increased benefits Soecial plan for non-vets 18-50. Earn while you learn. Send for facls about training, part time work. room'. Commercial Trades, Box 14 c-o Journal Business Services 15 CARPENTER--New or remodel work concrete and roofing Free Dial 3-1395 Wayne Wood Works Formica and linoleum sink tops Also cabinets '4 mile south of Dial 2-8906 GENERAL Houses Built By Contract! Save Money! Dial 2-9331 W.

BACK Building contractor, roofing, aiding General Heoair Free Estimates. O. BACK Dial 3-1044 after GENERAL carpenter 'work, general repair work, all kinds. Cement work Dial 3-4237 to 7 AUTOMOBILE GLASS QUICK SERVICE ANDRE BROS GLASS Shop 38 N. Verify Pkwy.

Dial 2-9502 Septic Tanks CESS POOLS cleaned, cleaned with electric eel Work Free Dial 2-139S Chairs, sofas, etc Complete line of materials. Dial 2-9206. SHOP 8 Moore St Rugs and Upholstery Cleaned-All Work Done in Your HOME CLEANING Dial 3-4801 Free Estimate AUTO GLASS" A Instilled Bv Expcrta Channels St Regulators Furniture Tops, Store Fronts, Window Glass, Mirrors Jacone Glass Shop 1315 Reynolds Dial 2-8131 BASEMENTS DUG. Dial 2-8675 Typewriter Service TYPEWRITERS and adding machines repaired and rebuilt Guaranteed. New and used typewriters for sale.

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