The News-Herald from Franklin, Pennsylvania • Page 10

PAGE TEN THE NEWS-HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 10, llJ43. Ct95J TEA TABLE GOSSIP. The SCHUESSLER HOSIERY SHOP A safe, reliable place to buy your hosiery. Our prices are right qua'ity the very best. Our services are friendly and helpful.

We have a very good stock of hosiery for the entire family. But We're Very Sorry WASHING AND SIMONIZING STERLING SUPER SERVICE Phone 100. 1101 Liberty St. Map StoiPCBwMe IPn-nimttzz's TTDnns Year! SCREEN DOORS Sizes 2-6 6-6 2-8 6-8 2-10 6-10 and 3 7 ft. PRICED $3.75 to $5.59 Measure your door before ordering and order now while they are in stock.

FELT BASE RUGS-Sizes 6x9 7-6 x9 9x9 9x10-6 9x12 9x15 12 12 and 12 15. 6, 9, 12 ft. wide by the yard. Franklin Furniture Co. Cor.

13th and Buffalo Sts. i rV 7" In line with our government's request to make present stocks last as long as possible, Printz's will have no store-wide July Clearance this year (time-to-time specials excluded). A sale of this type might be a stimulus to unnecessary, extensive buying which would not be for the common good. When this war is over, we will be happy to welcome all our friends to the biggest July Clearance ever, but in the meantime itly What Ynui Meed Iteii Yd in Meed i 1 ll II if: jjlMmm Buy EXTRA War Stamps During July to Build The Carrier "Shangri-La" Spring Chickens 44c lb. Meaty Veal Breast lb.

Piece Bacon 32c lb. Sirloin Steak 45c lb. 251 Liberty St Phone 50. The wild oat, winch practically covers California's hills in summer, was a Spanish importation. FIRST IMPORTANCE in funeral services is the funeral director's professional ability.

H.LBUCHANAN 040 Ei SI- PHONE liFRANKUM PlJ EAKIN'S-- tOQ Pontiac Six Coupe. CfOQ 00 Drives like new y-ti) Q7 Dodge Deluxe Tudor. CQOQ 01 A real value pO J07 Ford S5 Coach. Ol Perfect engine pO. Dodge Deluxe Sedan.

OO Two new tires OC Chrysler Six Coupe Q1 CQ OO Very economical yXOt toe Plymouth Deluxe Ch. OO Clean and quiet QI Chev. Master Sedan. CI QQ 04 Radio and heater plO7 QO Ford 85 Coach Q1 OA OO Two new tires All Tars in A-l Condition and Sold With Latest State Inspection Tag. 1334 Elk St.

Open Eves Phone 939 NATIONAL MARKET Battery Generator Starter and Electrical Service Lantz Dodd 412 12th St. Phone 77 CHECK YOUR SPENDING PAY BY CHECK The convenience of a checking account is now within the reach of everyone no restrictions as to size of original deposit or balance. Come in and consult us, we will be zlad to serve you. THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF CLINTONVILLE Clintonville, Pa. Member EDIC and Fed.

R. S. Call Us When Your Washing Machine Needs Repaired CARL E. SNYDER 509 13th St Franklin. Pa.

A SUPER-MARKET RIGHT MEATS FRESH WHOLE BLUE PIKE 25c 49c 53c ib. 19c FRESH HALIBUT STEAK FRESH HADDOCK FILLETS FRESH BOSTON MACKEREL, FRESH BLUE PIKE FILLETS, LAKE ERIE SHEEPHEAD FRESH LAKE ib 63c ib. 17c WHITEFISH lb Oet Sunday papers at Oalbralth's 22413th St. Open 8 a. in.

to I) p. m. It For sale, soft shell crawfish fish ins tin kle and rabbits dressed or alive, A. 1), riienlcle, one mile from Frank' lin on I'itt-'hui'Kh Kond. lit The condition of Mrs.

Lawrence Lewis, 7(MI Thirteenth Street, shows much improvement. Mrs. Lewis suffer ed an attack of heart disease 10 days ago. CLINTONVILLE By MARGARET L. MtKEE.

CLINTONVILLE, C. A vital midweek service was held at the Clin tonville Methodist Church Wednesday evening. Mrs. Lester Hamilton, Mrs, Paul Smith and Mr. J.

F. Jones re viewed respectively articles from the Advocate which concern the plight of Christians in Europe, Japan and the United States. Private Vincent E. Howard of the Marine Corps and sister, Aola, of Shinglehonse, spent a few days the past week in Clintonville. Misses Ruth Burdick and Eleanor Riddle spent the past week at Meth oclist Institute held at Edinboro.

Mr. and Mrs. George Bompage and son, David, of Rovers, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R.

J. Eakin Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McGill, of Har risville, were week-end visitors at the home of the latter's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. G. A. Eakin. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Krape spent the week-end with the latter's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Singleton, of Williamsburg. Their daughter, Helen, is spending her summer vacation there with her grandparents.

The Woman's Society and the of ficial Board of the Peter's Chapel Church will meet Monday evening, July 12, in the church. There will be no mid-week service at the Clintonville Methodist Church during the month of Airgust. Pfc. Earl Martin is home from Fort Benning, Ga on a furlough with his parents. Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Martin. Mrs.

Wagner, of Fredonia, spent several duys during the past week with her daughter, Mrs. Paul K. Smith. Mrs. Jeanette Kribbs Corbett and little son have returned to their home in Rimersburg after spending the past week with her father, A.

M. Kribbs. Mrs. W. B.

Vogus and Miss Florence CoKain were Franklin visitors Thursday. A goodly number were present at the regular meeting of the Harmony-Grove Community Club held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ralph McKin-ley. Mrs. Arnold Svveetapple, of Cole-grove, is visiting relatives in this vicinity.

Pfc. Eddy Martin and wife are home on a furlough seeing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Martin and Mrs. Martin's mother. Mrs. B. A.

Porter. Rev. P. R. Smith, pastor of the Methodist Church will bring a sequel sermon in the evening of July 11, on the theme "The Woman Who Married the Right Man." Mrs.

Vinie Hovis spent the first part of last week in Grove City the guest of her niece, Mrs. Fred Hall. The bank, stores and postoffice were closed Monday in observance of Independence Day. The Observation Post in Clintonville, No. 476, opened up on Sunday, on a 24 hour basis.

Mr. and Mrs. jack Porter and daugh ter, of Cleveland, spent the Fourth with the former's mother, Mrs. Grace Porter. Mart Hoffman was injured the lat ter part of the week while pulling a well and was taken to the Bashline Hospital, but he is improving.

Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Blair went down to Heaver Kails Sunday and spent Monday with Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald Martin. Mrs. Grace Porter received word that her daughter, Mrs. X.

A. Lentz, of Washington, N. was taken to the hospital Thursday night and operated on for appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Donaldson and son, of Boyers, spent Monday afternoon and evening at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Donaldson. Mrs. Susie Baird Chambers, of West Newton, was a visitor the latter part of the week at the home of her cousin, PARK'S NEW SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED Beautiful Ivory Base Lamps with indirect lighting and beautiful silk shades.

BUY NOW Because of Limited Quantity PARK'S floor mm $96 Hi! MOVING and STORAGE S. A. HEATH Phone 755 Storage Roods for Sale. We repair all makes of bicycle. Also have parts and accessories.

LEWIS AND WLNKLEB SERVICE STATION Gnlf Service. 1141 Libert St Phone 786-X. IMP 3TTANT Inspection ends July 31. Don delay open evenings. ALLSHOLSE MOTORS CiMipmtowD, Ph.

REGISTRATION NOTICE. The Registration Commission for Third Class Cities has set Tuesday and Wednesday, July 27th and 28th, 1943, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 3 p. m.

and from 7 to 10 p. m. E. W. T.

as the time for registration in Oil City and Franklin, under the provisions of Act 227, approved the 25th day of May 1937, known as "The Permanent Registration Act in Cities of the Third Class." Registrars will be present at the City Building in Oil City and in the Court House in Franklin to register persons who have not registered or have moved, in order to be eligible to vote at the Primary, Tuesday, September 14, 1943. J. FRANK HORNER FRED GATES JOHN C. BRECHT Registration Commission CLOVER FARM STORES PATRONIZE YOUR LOCAL STORE i. B.

Freeman. Phone 728. Rocky Orors. Wayne Limber. 607-ISth Franklin.

M. A. Monk, Phone 1B44-K. Polk. J.

B. Bleakley. miry and BarkeyrUla. Kohlmerer Heirs. Clintonville.

C. W. Irwin. Rnillon. n.

C. hite. Phone ISS7-X, Reno. Mrs. Frank R.

Hoffman and called on other relatives of this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. John Sweetapple and wo children, of Grove City were visitors in town Saturday. Mrs.

Vinie Hovis spent Sunday afternoon in Boyer's the guest of her niece, Mrs. Ralph Campbell. Zane Hoffman, Richard Harbaugh and Charles Norris left Monday morning for New Cumberland, for assignment into the army. Mr. and Mrs.

William Parker went down to Parkers Landing Wednesday evening to see the latter's father, J. E. Cristy, who has not been well. Miss Carrl Jones was home from Pittsburgh over the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. F. Jones. Mrs. A.

W. Wasson, of Erie, spent the past week with her mother, Mrs. Emma Pierce, and her sister, Mrs. H. H.

Hunter and Mr. Wasson came for the week-end. James Porter was home from Youngstown Monday evening seeing his mother. Mrs. Grace Porter.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Baker, of Grove City, were guests of relatives in town Sunday. William Hovis, of Youngstown, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Hovis. Mr. and Mrs. William Parker called at the home of George Cope at Rock land Tuesday evening. Thirty-six members were present at the monthly meeting of the W.

S. C. S. Thursday evening in the basement of the Methodist Church. The meeting was opened with the singing of a hymn.

Mrs. O. B. Eakin lead the devotions, those assisting were Mrs. Lon Riddle, Mrs.

J. L. Humphrey, Mrs. P. R.

Smith and Margaret McKee. Closed with repeating the Lord's prayer. An interesting program was presented by Mrs. Ellis Griffin. Mrs.

A. C. Cross gave a reading; discussion, Mrs. Malcolm Hovis and Mrs. Marion Campbell; duet.

Mrs. R. V. Lock and Mrs. Joe Cannon poem by Edward Guest was read by Mrs.

Griffin; closed by singing "What a Friend We Have in Jesus." In the absence of the president, Mrs. Robert Bell. Mrs. C. L.

Irwin conducted the business meeting. Mrs. J. W. Thornbury, Mrs.

Durant Ekis and Mrs. Joe Cannon were appointed as a committee to make a new and larger Service Flag. Mrs. J. F.

Jones gave a very good report of the work her committee had done in the past three months. Hostesses for the evening Mrs. R. W. Hutchison.

Mrs. R. F. Hovis. Mrs.

J. M. McQuiston, Mrs. J. L.

Humphrey and Mrs. Roy Hovis. BEAVER CO. BOND ISSUE FOR HOUSING IS APPROVED HARRISBURG. July 10.

IP-Internal Affairs Secretary William S'. Livengood today approved a $5,100.0 bond issue authorized by the Pittsburgh Housing Authority and a issue by the Beaver County Housing Authority to finance residential construction. Both issues pay -5S per cent interest IRWIN CORNERS By MRS. THEODORE COULTER. IRWIX CORNERS, July 6.

Mrs. Robert Kilgore sold her farm to Beecher Hart and left for Grove City last week, where she expects to make her home Part of the time with her son, Henry, aud part of the time she will live with her son, Benton, of Sharon. It is with regret we spare our neighbor and friend. Our best wishes go with her. Since the change needs must-be made, we weluome the new owners to the neighborhood.

Born on June 20, to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gadsby, a son. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Taiil Hovis. in the Grove City Hospital, June 28, a daughter, Janet Mae. Born July 4, to Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Woods. at Mercer Hospital, a son. We attended the meeting of the Women's Mission Society at the home of Mrs. Nellie Reese on June 24.

There were 20 present, which included several visitors: Mrs. Wilbur Kulp, Mrs. Wade Baker, Mrs. Lissa Park, and Mrs. Carl Gadsby.

Making garments for pupils of the mission school, and piecing quilt patches occupied the working period. After the program and devotional hour which was con ducted bv the president, Mrs. Sheriff, a special offering was taken for medi cal missions in foreign countries. The offering amounted to over $. A party was held at the Nystrom home Saturday night in honor of Mrs.

Erik Nystrom, whose birthday was on the Fourth. Miss Ida Nystrom, of City Hospital, Akron, was home for the week-end. J. R. Sopher ami family attended a family reunion Monday at the home of Raymond Smith.

A downpour of rain prevented folks on this road from attending Children's Day service at Amity Sunday night. C. S. Osborn escaped serious injury when a log rolled off the sled last week and struck him on the hip. He and his son-in-law.

Wendell Coulter, were cutting a few logs expecting to have them sawed, providing a new sill for the barn before hay would be put in. Mr. Osborn is able to be about and works some but the soreness is quite evident yet. Mrs. Pavid Carroll and little on.

David Woods, of Cochranton. are spending a few days at her old home this week. Garden stuff is growing rapidly, so are the weeds. Mrs. Lissa Park is visiting her brother.

Luther Beach, and family. Since last year rte has spent several months each in Tnlsa. Is An geles. and Kansas City. Mo.

She has a son living in each city. She was reared in sight of the church. Kenneth Barnes, of Grove City. was home for the holiday and h-and his mother called on their relatives at the Wood home. Kenneth also call-ine at Breeiy Meadows.

We were not informed till last week that $rs. Homer Jack returned from Grove City Hospital more than a week ago. She is very has to be confined to her bed most of the time. Technician Frank M. Woods was transferred from Ft.

Leonard Wood to Ft. Sneliinjt, Minn, arriving there Tup 2fi. His address Is T5 F. Wood. Supply Pet.

S. U. 1749, Ft 'nellinz. Minn. They hare brick bar -irks and other buildings, lots of shade w.

The fort i between the twin tip, tpn cents will buy passage IK ri v. QUICKLY, PRIVATELY We are making this bank useful to average men and women who need loans and who are willing and able to repay them in monthly installments. This service is available to you. Come in. For Swimming Comfort It's 6ANTNER SWIM TRUNKS $1.65 to $4.50 Yes sir, it's a real pleasure to "dive in" "with your Gantner.

Not bind, not a strain perfect freedom with every stroke. Wool, Zelan, gabardine, rayon. Smart colors yellow, blue, green, sand. SYKES KLONE REGISTRATION NOTICE. The Registration Commission for Boroughs and Townships together with its registrars and cierks will be present at the Citv Building in Oil City on tne 27th and days of July.

liti between the hours of 10 a. ni. and 3 p. m. and from 7 to 10 p.

m. E. W. T. for the purpose of reeisterin ejectors of the Borouehs and Townships of Venar.go County.

FRANK HORNER FRED GATES JoHN C. BKECHT Rezi't-a'ion Member F. D. I. C.

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