Franklin County Tribune from Union, Missouri • Page 10

Church Immaculate Conception First Baptist Church Church Church State Streets Washington Ave. RALPH POWELL, Pastor LAWRENCE ROST, Pastor Sunday a.m. Sunday Masses: 6:00, 7:30 and Morning Worship Service 9:30. All Low Masses. 10:30 a.m.

On Week 8:00 a.m. Evening Worship Service On Holy Days 5:30 and 8:00 7:30 p.m. a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Devotions: Assembly of God Church p.m.

408 West Main Street ALVIN FARMER, Pastor Union Christian Church Sunday a.m. West Main Reinhard Morning Worship Service REX. M. MITCHELL, Pastor 11:00 a.m. Evening Worship Service Morning Worship Service 7:30 p.m.

10:30 a.m. Evening Worship Service Evangelical Reformed 7:30 p.m. Churches Church of Prayer Zion Union St. James A.M.E. Church Bldg.

Washington Springfield Aves. Pastor ALBERT B. D. WALSH, GAEBE, Pastor Preaching Services Sunday Worship a.m. 2:30 p.m., and 7:30 p.m.

Sunday a.In. Bible Study Tuesday, 7:30 St. John's Near Union p.m. Prayer Meeting Saturday, Sunday 7:30 p.m. Morning Worship- Church of the Nazarene Morning Worship St.

Jordan's Jeffriesburg 9:00. Oak Cherry Streets Sunday ROBERT MANLEY, Pastor Sunday Morning a.m. Service St. Paul's Lutheran Church 10:30 A. W.

MAACK, Pastor Worship a.m. Evening Worship Service Sunday School and Bible Class 7:30 p.m. -9 a.m. Divine Services-8 and 10 a.m. First Presbyterian Church Main Jefferson Streets St.

Gertrude's Church C. C. BENEDICT, D.D., Pastor Krakow Sunday a.m. E. J.

FALLERT, Pastor Morning Worship Service and Holy Day Schedule 10:45 a.m. of Masses: 7:30 and 10 m. Mr. Farmer: Our Future Is at Stake With Every Sale Therefore, our salesmen must be the best and our facilities must be complete in each and every department. Close attention must be given to all details, whether large or small.

You want the best service and you are entitled to receive it. Remember the best costs no more than next best. For best prices -best fills--and genuine good service, ship your livestock to the "GROWING FIRM." SALESMEN Glenn Hudson, Steers Eugene M. Farris, Yearlings Dewey J. Pyle, Cows and Bulls Thomas M.

Hubbard, Calves Lacy Farris, Hogs H. G. Seibert, Sheep A Salesman for Each and Every Department Oliver Schreimann W. Eugene Pharis President Moody Commission Co. LIVESTOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS National Stockyards, Ill.

Successfully Serving the Livestock Producer For Over 60 Years Fifty Franklin County 4-H'ers were blessed with beautiful er at 4-H club camp last week. As in the past, the highlight of camp was the ole' swimmin' hole. Although sunburns were numerous, most of the campers enjoyed 1 themselves. Handicraft was also an attraction. You may notice some of the bracelets that some of the campers made.

Other events such as stunt night, movies, sports contest, and recreation made for a full camp program. Those attending from Franklin County were Bill Hervey, Beaufort; Sharon Lakebrink, Ruth Ann Friedmann, Jeannette Friedmann, and Joan Marie Ennie, Bourbeuse Valley; Mrs. Ruth Schmidt, Julia St. John's Lutheran Church Beaufort, Mo. W.

J. GIESELMAN, Pastor Sunday School and Bible a.m. Divine a.m. Mt. Olive Methodist Church Robertsville-Lonedell Road ANDREW BULLMER, Pastor Morning Services on 1st and 3rd Sundays- a.m.

Evening Services on 1st Sunday following a 5th p.m. The Church of the Nazarene St. Clair, Mo. HARRY DOERLE, Pastor Sunday a.m. Worship.

a.m. Evangelistic p.m. Antioch Church of Christ Miles South of Leslie MORRIS POWELL, Pastor Bible a.m. The Lord's Supper. Preaching.

Evening p.m. ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT. IN ONE HOUR If not pleased, your 40c back. This STRONG fungicide SLOUGHS OFF the outer skin to expose buried fungi. Kills it on contact.

Get Greaseless, instant-drying T-4-L at any drug store. Today at HOEMEYER DRUG CO. Dr. Ted W. Gross CHIROPRACTOR Palmer Graduate Located Across from Post Office Hours Daily Except Thursday Tel.

275-Washington, Mo. NOTICE My Barbeque Stand Is open at my home Friday and Saturday of each week. Hickory Smoked Meats PHONE 406G KITTY HENSON Schmidt, Maureen Rousett, Norma Stewert, Donald Stewart, Sue Anholder, Elmira Westermann, derson, Fay Mesger, Delores Middleton, Don Heather, Carol Ann Vogt, and Jane Berger, Gerald; Paul Giebler, Gray Summit; Raymond J. Berger, Donald Helling, and Kenneth Carlson, Indian Prairie; Franklin Brunjes, Labadie; Joann Golys, Barbara Gogle, Sharon Pelton, Carolyn Stroot, Delores Schlueter, Bernard McDermott and Jerry McDermott, Luebbering; Mary Moore Bruns, Rose Marie Sterling, and Bruce Meeker, Mt. Hope; Morris Tillmann, Larry Kloppe, Susan Vogel, Bill Vogel, and Roland Vedder, New Haven; Donald Parmentier, Denny Klenke, Carol Huxel, Marilyn Elbert, Carol Marquart, St.

John's Valley; Boye Ray Weak Harold Wilson, Marie Elaine May, Janet Myers, Ruthe Elaine Crews, Fred Hertlein and Barbara Alfeld, Villa Ridge. Your June and July Club meeting is the time when every club should be planning for Achievement Day and the Home Economic and Livestock Show. As most of you already know, the Achievement Day will be July 28 at the grade school building in Union. The Livestock and Home Economics Show will be August 5 or 6 at the Union High School ball park. Main events planned for Achievement Day will be boys and girls grooming, boys and girls demonstrations, junior leadership, public speaking, dress revue, and girls judging.

At the fair, we will again have classes for all livestock projects as well as woodwork, electricity, and home economics. The Sharethe-Fun program will be also during the fair. Try to get a good representation from your club at both events. Whether you win a blue or white ribbon, the experience or showing in competition with other 4-H members will add to the benefit that you receive through 4-H work. Ten girls and their community leader, Mrs.

Wm. Hervey from Beaufort, took part in the first radio program in the series over KLPW. This program is from 10 to 10:30 a.m. every other Saturday. Listed below is the remaining schedule for the summer.

June 18 Gerald; July 2-Mt. Hope and Indian Prairie; 16- Labadie and Villa Ridge; July 30- St. John's Valley and New Haven; August 13-Neier and Spring Bluff; August 27 Campbellton and Cloverleaf; September 10- Luebbering and Bourbeuse Valley; September 24 Gray Summit and I Tri-District. Club Activities Jeannette Johnson, reporter of the Labadie 4-H club recently wrote that their club sponsored a fire safety program at their last community meeting. A report was also given that the Labadie club members collected $85 for the Heart Fund and $62 for the Cancer Society.

This is part of their health activity. BIG in size! BIG in value! New 10.9 cu. ft. Westinghouse with AUTOMATIC only week after small down payment This big new Westinghouse automatically defrosts at the push of a and it does it so fast that frozen foods stay frozen. 70 LBS.

OF FROZEN STORAGE A FULL-WIDTH FREEZER COLD STORAGE TRAY VEGETABLE EGG SHELVES IN THE DOOR BONUS BOTTLE STORAGE IN DOOR YOU CAN BE I IT'S Model PH-109 Westinghouse S. Patent Issued, No. 2,324,309. YOEST'S, Inc. Highway 50 Phone 74 Union, Missouri FRANKLIN COUNTY 4-H CLUB NEWS Real Estate Transfers Oliver L.

Taetz et al to Sammie Pendarvis and wife, property in Pacific, $100. Lawrence J. Unnerstall and wife to Emil J. Holtmeyer and wife, property in Washington, $100. Douglas Williams and wife to J.

Haskell Rose and wife, property in 43-1e, $1. Hazel Ann Merten and husband to Henry G. Hayes and wife, property in Union, $1. Lucille Lewis to Albert L. Lewis and wife, property in 42-2e, $100.

George Glenn Gross and wife to Oliver L. Taetz property in Pacific, $100. Garland G. Noonan and wife to Oliver L. Taetz property in Pacific, $100.

Oliver L. Taetz Inc. to Sam J. Dyle and wife, property in Pacific, $100. Lydia Holtgrewe to Arthur H.

Kamper and wife, property in 43- 4w, $1. Rosie Wallace to Ernest Armistead and wife, property in Sullivan, $1. Hubert R. Coon et al to John W. Dickinson and wife, property in 41-le, $1.

Irene Eichor by trustee to John Lewellen and wife, property in 43- 2e, $10. Irene Eichor by trustee to Golden Pingleton and wife, property in 43-2e, $10. George Graupner Sr. to Paul J. Manche and wife et al, property in 41-1e, $100.

Effie V. Chapman to Robert F. Rivet and wife, property in 40-2w, $1. Stanley Hall and wife et al to Claude C. Willson and wife, property in Union, $100.

Mildred Rogers to Russell L. Uible and wife, property in 43-2e, $1. Cecelia Holthaus to Walter Holthaus et al, property in Washington, $100. John A. Strothcamp and wife to George E.

Phillips and wife, property in 41-2w, $1. Lausmann's Sub. Inc. to Carl Hausmann and wife, property in Washington, $100. Hausmann's Sub.

Inc. to Otto Hausmann and wife, property in Washington, $100. Eugene E. Lewis and wife to Carl Crow and wife, property i in 42-1w, $1. Ida Clark to Conrad M.

Weber and wife, property in Union, $100. John Steagel Jr. and wife to Wm. Novak and wife, property in 43- 3w, $100. Emma Boehmer to Arthur W.

Boehmer and wife, property in 4w, $10. Arthur Lause by Guardian to Elmer Lause et al, property in 43- 2w, $2,500. Union Road District to Chas R. Loyd and wife, property in Union, $400. Lester Jensen and wife to Louis Goerke and wife, property in 43-tw, $1.

Harvey E. Brown and wife to John A. McGuire Jr. and wife, property in 41-2w, $1. Sylvester M.

Bryant and wife et al to City of Union, property in Union, $100. Aloysius Wellenkamp and wife to Raymond T. Roesner and wife, property in Washington, $100. Theodore E. Czeschin to Oscar W.

Zeugin and wife, property in Washington, $10. W. E. Smith and wife to Eli Miller, property in St. Clair, $1.

Robert E. McGinnis and wife by trustee to Lewis J. Benson and wife, property in 41-1w, $10,000. Wm. Thurman and 1 wife to Sanford Russell and wife, property in 42-1w, $1.

Wm. A. Current and wife to Benjamin Gay and wife, property in 42-1w, $1. Fred E. Klein and wife to Wm.

Simpson and wife, property in 42- 3w, $1. Lena A. Pryor to Roy J. LaRose and wife, property in 43-1w, $100. Laura B.

Hollow et al to Veterans Home Association property in 40-2w, $1. My Optical Office Is Closed Every Sunday and Monday DR. M. L. GREENSTREET OPTOMETRIST Union, Mo.

PAINTING PAPERHANGING 0. A. HARTZELL Union, Route 2 Telephone 2213 The Bowling Alleys In Union Are Open On Fri. and Sat. Nights For Practice Bowling EVERYONE WELCOME Licenses Alvin A.

Morton, St. Clair, and Helen C. Trokey, St. Clair. Asa Giebler, Leslie, and Dolores Costa, St.

Louis. Charles R. Fincknaur, Imperial, and Lourine Mitchell, St. Clair. Archie Granberry, St.

Louis, and Shirley Hancock, St. Louis. John Henry Wittenbrink, Chester, and Verna J. Ruwwe, Cuba. Part of State Park Leased to Air Focre A portion of Knob Noster State Park has been leased by the State Park Board for use as a recreation area for personnel at Sedalia Air Force Base.

The lease covers about 275 acres of the park. Rexall to Move to St. Louis The Rexall Drug Company has announced that it will move its entire Boston manufacturing operations to St. Louis in a $1,465,000 expansion. Franklin County Tribune Thurs.

June 16, 1955 2 Thomas J. Hayes Phone 132 St. Clair Painting of all Kinds Inside or Outside STEEPLES WATER TOWERS OUR SPECIALTY Free Estimate Insured Labor All Work Guaranteed DR. L. E.

BODENWEISER General Veterinary Practice 311 W. 5th Mo. Phone 1191 Hospital Hours Mon. Wed. 7-8 P.M.

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