The News-Herald from Franklin, Pennsylvania • Page 12

THE NEWS-HERALD- FRANKLIN AND OIL CITY, PA PAGETWILVI FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1951 Tea Table Gossip See our beautiful selection of new fall coats. You may use our convenient lay-away plan. Virginia Morse Shop. tf Dr.

B. W. Kennedy Optometrist UU Llkwty ltrt OFFICE HOUU Ma7 Tkmfh lMt4ar to Mdr FrUsy iTtmlmn to Tlka IM-Q Area Scout Troops Hold Mobilization Seventy five Boy Scouts and their leaders, representing five troops of the Franklin area, par 5 i Tomorrow I Fenders were damaged when cars operated by a Cleveland mot ticipated In a district mobilization exercise at the Rosemont Farm, orist, Homer B. Dick, and that of Miller Park, Wednesday evening, Mrs. Marjorie Sykes Home, 313 The practice mobilization was Eighth Street, collided at the in divided into three parts: A 1 DANIELS MOVING STORAGE tersection of Thirteenth and Lib child search; a wiener roast; and erty Streets at 4:35 p.

m. yester a game commission program on day. Mrs. Home was about to make a left turn at the intersec safety. Phone in tion and the Cleveland car was Two State Policemen of the Franklin substation gave the traveling in the center lane.

Scouts instructions on the proper procedure in forming a search Iff convenient pattern to look for a lost child, BOTTLED GAS. Clean, dependable fuel for cooking, water heating. Phone 1545. Martin Gas Products, Polk Road. tf i xVrr famous "Khara fleece" A dummy was placed in the woods focaftOfl and the Scouts sent out to find it.

The boys were able to locate the dummy in about 30 minutes. Temperatures went into re Robert Parlaman, public rela verse gear during the night and early this morning. After a series tions officer for the game commission, gave the program on make our funeral home osily accessible to those who would attend the service. BUCHANAN 7anta 9vme. safety and showed a film, "Trig ger Happy Harry.

of lush, warm temperatures the last few days and a high of 74 on Thursday afternoon, the mercury dipped to 28 at Hampton Station shortly before daybreak today. At the same time Oil City and Frank The mobilization was arranged and directed by District Commissioner Brian Beaulac assisted by Bob Jones and Roland Clark, of lin reported mid 30 readings: 36 M.LBUttUNAN M.C.MATHIW I Sheer Lusury Qb ji" ilsweaters Skirts by RESISTOL CJ: vJK-JK Q0 jjtf-- Super soft, washable wool that is iFJr wrinkle resistant and moth proof. The hat millioos of men Jf tfj Handsome cardigans, skirts and 1 i nullovers in a colorful selection of new 1 another Resistol exclusive! Soft as a kitten puuovas I I. fall shades. 1 the Franklin District Committee.

in Oil City and 35 here. The five troops participating were: Troop 26, of Polk; Troop 28, of Chilli supper, Galloway Methodist Church, Friday, Oct. 2, 5 till 8 p. m. Chilli, salad, cake, coffee, 75c.

30-3t Rocky Grove; Troop 31, of Victory Township; Troop 34, sponsored by Franklin Methodist Church; and Troop 35, sponsored by the Frank lin Knights of Columbus. The fire department made a "dry run" at 6:25 a. m. today, to the garages in the rear of 1136 Elk Street, where a column of PAPER SUIT WILL A PERSONAL LOAN HELP YOU? Money is available to you for any legitimate reason. Compare our low rates, then come in or call 653.

CHICAGO A bathing suit steam or cold air was emerging made of resin treated paper does from a vent pipe. In the hazy at with th proonsivp fel and handle iU I i not disintegrate when wet, is said mosphere of that hour it had the V' i i to be as strong as and is many times cheaper. appearance of smoke at a distance, There was no fire, however. you've always wanted. This in addition to -1 -JSm 7.95 1 the "Self-Conforming" comtort in every ir I Get your hunting clothes, guns NEW YORK About 28,380,000 passengers traveled 15.5 billion and shells early! Our stock is complete.

Western Auto Assoc. Store, Resistol. Kitten finish from $12.50 iM i rrn- "10.95 1 passenger miles on U. S. and in Dr.

L. G. Manwaring will be I Wt V'--f. 1 ternational scheduled airlines in 1952, according to preliminary flight estimates. Monthly Payment Plan You 11 Monthly Last Receive Payments Payment $100 9.00 I 7.91 150 13.50 11.37 200 18.00 15.83 250 23.00 14.29 300 27.00 23.75 out of his office until Oct.

13. Septic tank cleaning. Reason mmm i able. Contact Charles (Ike) Hef-fern, 508 Grant St. Phone 1131-L or 1095-G.

fri-tf Clark's for Flowers. Ph 795. fri-tf rt For your plumbing and heat ing call Bell's Plumbing Service Save at Friendly Venango Federal Where Your Savings, EARN MOST 2 Life Insurance Coverage is included in all our Personal Loans. The Exchange Bank Trust Co. Personal Loan 2nd Floor Exchange Bank Bldg.

PHONE 653 Phone 88. mon-fril i Obituary 0 FOR THE BEST IN JOB PRINTING Try banking by mail. Try Citizens Bank of Pleasantville. tues-fri Rummage Sale. Franklin Business Women's Club.

Formerly Galbraith's store, 13th 2 p. m. Saturday. Rummage Sale. Franklin Business Women's Club.

Formerly Galbraith's store, 13th St. 2 p. m. Saturday. Official to Speak At Socony-Vacuum 20-Year Club Fete Five Area Veterans Home From Far East There's Only One- Mrs.

Alfred Bunnell. Mrs. Susan Stone Bunnell. 68. PHHMP MPW.HFP A I fl IOR DFPT Current Annual Dividend Compounded Semi-Annually -MfA-r, Ctroot OoV Will mm uv iuauiouii uwvtb, vscrn iiui4 wh-m suddenly in the Franklin Hospital Three Franklin and two Oil City Thursday at 10:50 p.

m. She was stricken ill at her Oak Hill resi area soldiers were among the 465! veterans of the Far East command tomit us smnct dence and died shortly after being admitted to the hospital. Mrs. Bunnell was born April 21, 1885, in Nicklin, Frenchcreek, Township, the daughter of Ethan It's easy with an Easy Automatic. Hafer Elec, O.C.

60201. Everything for the home sewer. Fabric Center, Seneca Oil Oity. Community Auction at the Mt. Pleasant school, 1 miles All accounts insured to $10,000.

Withdrawals payable on demand. VENANGO FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. Chartered and Supervised by the United States Government. 417-13th St. Franklin, Pa.

Telephone 1245 and Rachel Winans Stone. She was Cheek vt low prtae fire Imt terns Free TSfstsns BEAK'S SUGARCftHHK APPLIANCE Yomr Prosane Cm Dealer DR. R. W. KENNEDY OPTOMETRIST Wishes to Announce the New Location Of His Offices 1319 LIBERTY STREET who arrived in Fort Meade, this week from Camp Stoneman, Calif.

The men are expected to be "homeward bound" by this time, starting 30-day rotation leaves. They are: Pfc. Clarence B. Gealy, 419 Eleventh Street, Franklin. Sgt.

Howard L. Hunter, 133 Grant Street, Franklin. Sgt. Carl M. Kiesel, 230 Erie Street, Franklin.

Sgt. Leroy J. Swartzlander, Oil north of the SeePee Golf course Snrarcreek Deo Bear Phone 1942-D Eveninfi 24J1-X on Beatty Run road. New and used merchandise. Antiques, produce and miscellaneous shop.

Complete selection of View-Master reels, viewers and equipment at Photo Service. 301 a resident of the Oak Hill district most of her life. She was married to Alfred J. Bunnell Jan. 1, 1902.

The couple celebrated 'their golden wedding anniversary Jan. 1, 1952. Mrs. Bunnell was an active member of the Oak Hill Evangelical United Brethren Church and was a teacher of the young girls classes and Sunday school classes for many years. Surviving besides her husband are the following children: Eleanor, at home; Mrs.

Sherman Crisman, of Franklin; and Mrs. Wayne Bower, of Venus, two grandchildren, Thomas Bunnell Crisman and Carolyn Mae Bower; and two brothers, E. A. Stone, of Franklin, and J. W.

Stone, of Chester Hill, and sev- It: City, R. D. 1. 13th St. Cpl.

Richard K. Hargenrader, 419 Hoffman Avenue, Oil City. i if Andy Kistler Does Well on New Legs TWO COMPLETE COHS IN ONE HERBERT WILLETS "Good progress" has been re- Herbert Willets, director and vice eral nieces and nephews, The body was removed to the Speakers at Nicklin Homecoming Named Rev. William pastor of the Congress Hill Church of God, will speak at the 2:30 p. m.

service at the Nicklin Methodist homecoming on Sunday. A tureen supper will follow at 5:30 p. m. and families are reminded to take their own table service. Coffee will be furnished.

Rev. P. C. Heilbrun, pastor of the church, will deliver the message at the 7:30 p. m.

service. president in charge of domestic marketing for Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. will speak at the company's annual 20 Year Club dinner dn Jutf ONE minute you Acady Buchanan Funeral Home where the family will receive friends after 1 p. m. Saturday and after 1 p.

m. Sunday. Services will be held in ported in the condition of Andrew (Andy) Kistler, Franklin soldier seriously injured in a land mine explosion in Korea. Young Kistler has undergone 13 major operations on his back and legs. He was discharged from the service July 31 and has been .4.

i i 1 this evening the Elks ball room More than 70 employes from the i the funeral home at 1:30 p. m. Monday. Pittsburgh district and Franklin eti jiume Muue oeyi. a.

a Rev. H. M. Mohney, pastor of the Oak Hill Evangelical United Brethren Church, and Rev. B.

E. manufacturing department groups, all with the firm 20 years or more, will be the honored guests. 1 Coleman, pastor of the First Mr. Willetts is graduate of The plucky soldier has showed an amazing ability in the use of artificial legs recently given him. He learned to walk on them in a week's time and is showing constant improvement.

Hospital authorities have indi- Evangelical United Brethren Church of Franklin, will officiate. Interment will be made in the Franklin Cemetery. Union College, Schenectady, and has been with Soccny Vacuum since June 13, 1923. He has worked his way through the ranks of the MOTOROLA CAR RADIO $39.95 INSTANT CREDIT DEAN PHIPPS STORES 1256 Liberty St. Franklin FOOD SALES WASHINGTON Food store sales in 1952 amounted to $39.9 billion.

It represented a $2.7 billion increase over the figure spent during 1951. cated they want the wounaed soi-COmpany, starting in the tank and dier to take a long rest and he is i pump department. He became doing just that in the hopes ofmanager 0I the eastern and later speeding his recovery. the central marketing region and lin 1947 was named general mana- Perfume neeas to be tried on justlger of domestic marketing AUTO BUSINESS DETROIT Production and distribution of motor cars furnishes more than one million persons with jobs, according to recent industrial surveys. as much as a hat does.

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