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is shown wltlnrftrst-placer-ribbon George, at the Ohio Paint Horse Club sHow JMX5 lio stnte Coliseum, Overly's interest In ospRo Emergencies Best buy in fisti will include WASHINGTON Andrea Combs, 8, daughter of fresh arid frozen salmon, fish Consumer, and Marketing Ser- Jerri Combs, Milford Center was vice reports food shoppers wll sticks and portions, and canned :20 -p July.45 injured left wrist Mitehasl Butterfield, 9, son of broiler-fryers, 3, was treated at 9:45 a.mTJuIy 15 for injuries on the head when fresh peaches, fresh plum, and gro.unO.eef, Jbeef roasts he fell at a pool. ns 15 for laceration; of line left leg. and turkeys -represent Phillip Miller, 20, Social Aug. 5 was treated at 7:05 p.m. July 16 for dislocation of the Vegetable bins will have good Plans for an ice cial, Aug.

5 were sustained while right "shoulder corn, cucumbers, potatoes of the Allen playing volley ball. Fruits in good supply will Rea'd generally-be-limited-to-water- DRIVE-IN THEATRE with-Scripture Charles Paver, Last showing Wednesday, July 15 The "Undefeated Must Be-Belgium THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JULY 16 Ostgaard Also; "Last Shot You Hear UHHugh-Marlow Miss Janet Moder Is Honored At Bridal Shower Mrs. Harry Anderson, Mrs. Albert Moder and Mrs. Ralph Kandel gave a bridal shower, July 9 for Miss Janet Moder at the home of her late great- der, 122 N.

Walnut Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Noltlng of Ashley, Mn and Amos Gjlbert, Mrs. Lil- Moder, all of Marysville, Mr. Mrs.

Alan (Moder of near SOCIAL i FOR THURSDAY Raymond Golden Age Club Springs park. Black Hawk p.m., Mrs. Charles Simpson. Ladies- a.m., Marys- Darby Plains CIC-3T p. mT, Milford Center Township House.

Marysville p.m., club rooms. FOR FRIDAY i 1 Unlonville Center, Mrs. Saxton, "Miss Connie Saxton, Debbie'Saxton of North Lewisburg, Donald Moder, Harry Anderson, Harold and Keith Ott, Plain City, Albert Moder, and Ralph Kandel of -II- -II- -II- Monday Golfers Name Winners Mrs. Donna Crawford the feat the evening in M6nday rtight-golf league play att iSie the highest score on No. Flight Mrs.

Connie Weidmaft, Flight C. Wade and Mrs. Harold A.TluT Ball game, Riphwood vs 8 p.m. Richwoad ball park FOR SATURDAY Dinner Dance 7:30 p.m., Timber Trails Country Club FOR Ball game, Stocksdale Dollar- cttes vs Cleveland Rancy 2 p.m., Field FOR MONDAY Monday Golf p.m., MarysviHe Country Club follow- The Advent Singers, composed of students from Asbury College, Wilmore, will be at the McKendrce United Methodist Church in York Center, on Stale Rt. 7,79, 8 p.m, July 21.

The public Is Invited to atlcnd. Union County Cancer Society parity next Monday nighi in iflhe club dining room, -II- -II- -II- so- Baptist Church Ladies Aid held Tuesday atternCfarrirrthe-home Roll tiriicks" Kiwanis p.m., Masonic-Temple News From Our Files FIFTY YEARS AGO Friday, July 16, 1920 Charles Clamb, of Hartford City, a representative of pany; Adam Ridenour North Union Local School Richwood School North Lewisburg, Is-Ma r-Fied Miss Linda Copkj daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Bu'rton Mitchell Burton, Middletown, were married July 3 in the Middletown Church God. The Keith Mershon officiated. They are both graduates of High School.

The groom p.m., Court Houss Plain City p.m.. New Dover Grange 8 p.m., New Dover School HOSrWAtT E. R. Saar, of Columbus, was here Friday with a view of taking up the position as tihird NOTES iTempioyea at -Co, Urbana. Robert-Bevis, Jlichwood Rt.

3 Myrtle Epps, MarysVille Mrs. Carroll Raymond JMrs. John Wilson, Plain City Rt.2 Others attending iwere Mr.s. Robert Henault," Mrs. Cecil Neill, Mrs.

Carl Beightler, Mrs. Lena Dillon, Mrs. Paul -Beaver Jr. and daughters, and Mrs. David College Corner Five area have, been named, to spring quarter at Ohio State University.

They are Gerald Alan Marysvitte Rt. James DonaliTMc- 316 W. Fifth; John Clif- Milford Center Mrs. GaultJs- Representafive Mrs. John Gault, 819 W.

ThMt among 4,000 Presbyterian 'women to aiitend ithe trien- lilial3Haitipna(l 1 United Presbyterian Women on Purdue yniversJiy Campus last 1 and Charles S. Wingficeld, MUford Center ROT KMHMSftSKSK.NartiS*.*'"''- CHECK and DOUBLE CHECK Isn't it about time you of bill paying and record keeping with a Regular and Special Checking Accounts to fit your particular needs. To assure your money is pro: tected yet readily available, see us. The Farmers Merchants Bank Union County Owned Controlled sliUVlCE TO ALL" Milford Center Office MarysviHe Office Corut-r Stutu aud aiill WatUas Boad b-2271 -------PHONE ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE; (UPI) took him 11 years but Jimb Dobbs says he trad ing -to-get car, who expected to take deEvery of want to lick a stamp again." ONLY SIMILAR HONITON, England (UPI) court Wednesday fined Keith Hooper, 22, $4.80 for displaying a beer bottle label on his cars an official sticker, which is similar in appearance. the purpose of bidding on the Treacles Creek job, iwhich will be awarded Saturclay noon at the county surveyor's' office toy the commissioners Lentz and Mr.

and Mrs, W.D. Wilson of this city. TEN YEARS AGO 16, 1960 There was no paper printed on Saturday. THE Thursday, July 16,, 1970 succeeding Daniel Orris, who has learned that there is more a threshing machine- throwing levers at the tower. He has quit the tower and will operate season.

"PMirTClty 5- Discharged Rea, Plain City 1 Lisa Rea, Plain City Rt. 1 Mrs. Oral Stalnacker, Plain Akron Plants In Operation. IJaf ti Sjipp J3till Issue. 'Belgium In Ming Fleet Kenneth Uppsrman, Amlin weekT Miss Mary Marfcley, sister of David Markley of Marysvilte, and missionary ir, fine near Easii.

also; attended. She presently viditdng in brother and family. Rtrl --Lednard Corbin, Dublin AGO Monday, July 16, 1945 Page one "Big Three" Prepare For Conference. Tokyo Tells Japanese To Have Faith. Great As- Body Of Girl Is iposition To Charter Is Steadily Fading 'Out.

Lt, arid Mfs7 the birth of a BIG SAVINGS for youwKenyou sfiop at Asman's. Low prices plus quality the week. Shop here brie week. You'll saWhere 116 East 5th Street Marysville Store Hrs. 8 to 6 Except Friday to 9 pan.

Trailer Ct. Mrs. Asa Griffith, 331 3. Main Mrs. Roy Dennam of AIDuqOeF dent 'of (the.

bodyjvhirh numbers nearly women. Site succeeds MrsrHar- tfld Boesch of Kensington, Md. Columbus Zoo John Baird will inspect the wJDoyer Grange St. Miss Mildred Predmorc, JANE M. CASE HOSPITAL, DELAWARE Admissions Saturday, July 14, in Childress City Hospital, Childress, Tex.

The new daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. J.M. SQUAD RUN "Wednesdayr? Scherry Stiltner, 2, daughter of Wil- Herbert Bandy, With Patients 804 Collins is a surgical patient of dress is Room 243 Mead Hall. are 'asked to bring potluck feat 8:30 p.m., Monday at the New Dover School.

Members freshments. Members interested in accompanying the Grange, on the trip to. the Columbus Zoo, Saturday, are asked to meet there -pteniCr-Guests. invited. 7 Margie Irwia, daughter of Irwin, Marysville Rt.

5 underwent back surgery Wednesday ai Riverside Hospital Her room number is 765. -II- -II- -II- MEN IN SERVICE Pvt. 'Kevin L. Gabriel, 19, L. Gabriel Milford Center; Chaparral-Vulcan crewman course at the US Army First I Brigade (Air Defense), Ft.

I)uring tlie trackmg systems of the Chaparral and Vulcan Air Defense weapons. DON HORISBERGER Organ Recitpl Set At Plqin City Don H. Honsberger, assisted by Mrs. Viator Hunun will give a dedicatory recital at 2:30 p.m. Aug.

9 for the recently instalhd Ipipe organ at the plain Cily United Methodist Chujich, Horisberger began playing organ about six years ago. He has been assistant organist of the Plain City Church and is presently organM at Hilliard Unit- td Methodist Church. OLD FASHIONED ICE CREAM SOCIAL JULY 18 starting at 11 a.m. Food for complete meal. Kail games all day.

Broadway Community Park Sponsored by IJroadway Community Club CONDITIONED MARYSVILLE OHIO Dice "was his vscc liam Stiltner, 32(5 S. Walnut Si. Memoriah Men hers Tfoe dnly Ganm ftUL.