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The Press Gazette from Hillsboro, Ohio • 18

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The Press Gazettei
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Hillsboro, Ohio
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18
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New Grills Placed Around Lake NOTICE Cl I ONE II Smartest Lowest Priced By ar! 1955 Cron Country with ftathlng new Spring colon AIR CONDITIONED WHY Didn't Someone Tell Me About arm Bureau Life Insurance The High Compression Gasolene of the Year I NewBD No Obligation Maximum Performance Right in the roufontfaiefbpdtnt often wfffl you I 218 white ft of Your Car's Engine! ONLY $585 PER GALLON CITIES SERVICE SAMS SON PHONE 14 GOODzYEAR ARM BUREAU INSURANCE COS EXTRA HIGH OCTANE ANTI CARBON ANTI RUST PATTERSON SARGENT Wl UllOODYIAI MATIRIALSd ACTORY MITNODS Harry McClure Phone 901 or 21S1 2' is Egg white will remove chewing gum from anything including hair without leaving a trace Jack Walker Phone 901 or 2121 4 amp Muskingum Leesville Lake is the site for a three day Soil Conservationists' School May 31 June 1 and 2 daughter Barbara before return ing to her home in Peebles She accompanied Mr and Mrs John Conard to Sardinia Saturday eve ning to visit with her grandmoth er Mrs Clara Roadcs who is bet ter at this time Lola Davis spent riday with Mr and Mrs John Dodge at Seaman Mr and Mrs Millard Gorman spent last Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Proctor Holbrook Several from here attended the 18 THE PRESS GAZETTE HILLSBORO OHIO riday May 27 1955 Because of vandqlism and indecency the undersigned property ownfers prohibit hunting fishing and trespassing on their londs SEE YOUR MaAk DEALER OR AIR CONDITIONED SEDANS AND STATION WAGONS OR HUNDREDS DOLLARS LESS THAN OTHERS ARE CHARGING! See something absolutely new in two tone styling in the dashing new Rambler Cross Country America's lowest priced 4 door station wagon Test drive Rambler miles a gallon champ of the 1955 Mobilgas Economy 2747 mpg with Hydra Matic Drive SHORT ST HILISBORO De'C' funera'l services of Walter Roadcs who passed away Monday May 16 al his home in Mowrys town Services were held Thurs day at 2 at the Gus Beam funeral home in Sardinia uneral services for Mrs Mamie Huey were held riday af 2 at the Gus Beam fpneral home Misr away at her son home in Cincinnati Burial in Buford cemetery Mrs? Earl West of Belfast and Mis Johnny Unger of Wilmington delightfully entertained around 50 relatives and friends with a mis cellaneous shower riday evening at Holland's Restaurant honoring Mr and Mrs Robert Williams (Charma Jordon) who were united in marriage April 23 They re ceived many gifts Contests were won by Mary Douglas Elizabeth Vailey and Estella Roadcs Refresh ments of ice ci earn cake coffee and pop were served Their trail er home is at airmead arm near Wilmington Mr and Mrs red Crawford and Cail and Mrs Lydia Beltz were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs David Crawford and chil dren Mr and Mrs Elton Scarborough left Saturday for a sightseeing trip They bad visiting with her mother Mrs Verda Martin Mr and Mrs Rosselott and Mr and Mrs Joe Rosselott en tertained several relatives to din ner Sunday Headlining the program notables will be Don Williams National Ad ministrator of the Soil Con servation Service Washington The some 100 Soil Conservation Senice farm planners from 85 Soil Conservation Districts will provide much of their own pro gram ernul dealing with their most important day to day problems Specialists from the Ohio Agri cultural Experiment Station and from the State Milwaukee and Washington Offices of the Soil Conservation Service will serve as to the plan ners according to Kennard State Conservationist Columbus Tom Parry and William Hensley Jocal Soil Conservation Ser vice Technicians in the Highland County Soil Conservation District will Be: among the farm planners attending this school husband from Dayton over the week end Mr and Mrs JoKn Hughes spent Saturday with Emma Rogers in Hillsboro Mr and Mrs Horace Johns and Betty Jo called on Mr and Mrs Joe Pierce Sunday afternoon Mrs 'Ruth ender and son and Mrs Jane were at Aberdeen Tuesday Mrs Joe Pren spent Wednesday with her daughter Mrs Lillian Johns Mr and Mrs Wendell Stout and children spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Edna McKleese of near Locust Grove Seaman Rt 1 Mr and Mrs oster Thatcher and children called on Mr and Mrs Wesley Thatcher Saturday night in Seaman Calvin Hughes spent last week with relatives in Springfield Charles oster of Jamestown and Mr and Mrs Roy Mansfield and children of Springfield and Mr and Mrs Lawrence oster and children of Jamestown spent Sun day with Mr and Mrs John Hughes and children Mrs Elswick and children have moved to the John Hughes tenant house Mr and Mrs Noel Calvert and son and Mr and Mrs Glenn West and Helen of Peebles Mr and Mrs John Hughes and Allen Mr and Mrs red Darnell of Tranquility were supper guests at Elmo Bald Thursday night Mrs Marie Austin and children called on Mrs Mildred Pelton and son Thursday Mr and Mrs George Webster en tertained their daughter Mary and Buford Mrs Betty Jo Mount and son Daryl accompanied her mot her Mrs Byrl Hoggatl and daughter Myrna to Indiana over the week end to visit Mrs? sister and attend graduation exercises of her niece Mrs red Mount and daughter Mary Carolyn and Mr and Mrs Victor Mount of Lynchburg attend ed baccalaureate heie Sunday eve ning Mr and Mrs Delmar Davidson of Dayton spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Hawk Mrs Willard Hawk and Mrs Virginia Hawk called duiing the week Mr and Mrs James Roadcs and son Donnie and daughter Ruth Ellen and children Mr and Mrs James Evans and children Mr and Mrs Gerald awley and son Mike Mr and Mrs Bobby Crawford Mrs David Crawford and children and Lois' Evans were visitors with Mr and Mrs Oscar Evans and Sharon Ann Sunday Mr and Mrs Wilfred Ellis and son Kceth of Sardinia Mrs Betty Moore and daughter of Mt Grab and Mr and Mrs Gerald Ring and daughter Christine of Greenbush were Sunday guests of their par ents Mr and Mis Victor Ring Mrs Mae Crawford and Mrs Ly dia Beltz were afternoon callers Mrs Davis spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs loyd Louder back Mr and Mrs Roy Myers and' daughter called on Mr and Mrs Marvin Newby and Ruth Ann Sun day evening Decoration services will be held here Mondy May 30 with the message delivered at the Church Commencement exercises are Thursday night May 26 at the school auditorium and the alumni banquet Saturday night May 28 There will be an orchestra from Cincinnati to play for the dance All alumni and guests are invit ed to attend The Ladies Aid will meet Wed nesday Juno 1 at the home of Mrs Gladys Roberts with a pot luck dinner at the noon hour Mrs Goldie and Betty Rosselott spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Rosselott and Mrs Joe Rosselott Deloris and Donna Marie White of Dayton spent hist week end with their grandparents JMr and Mrs Moberly and Mr and Mrs laurence Mobeily and sons Mrs Marie Robeits is visiting with her daughter Mrs Bill Glov er and family this 'week Sunday guOst were Mr and Mis Raymond Holland of Batavia Mrs lamella Stioup has recover ed from her recent operations and spint the week end with her LOYD MERCER REECE BARRETT CHAS SMITH of your Insurance Problems NEW OUTDOOR GRILLS for Rocky ork Park have arrived at lake headquarters and lake workers are in the process of Install ing them There were 45 of these burners In the shipment made by a Tiffin firm ifteen of the grills are to be placed In the north beach picnic arlea and another 15 In the picnic area near the dam The grills are made of heavy cast Iron and steel The entire grill will spin around on Its support so that it can be headed Into the wind The grill stands'about 37 Inches high Linda Elzey daughter of Park Manager and Mrs Arnold Elzey poses with one of the units The top of the grill swings aside to add fuel Charcoal or medium sized pieces of wood can be used (Staff Photo) PAINT BEAUTY OR YOU True paint economy is not In the dollar or two saved on the price per gallon it is the many dollars saved by using a paint where each gallon gives the best pos sible results in ease of application covering spreading fine finish and durability Soil Technicians To Allend School irrii Burrau Mutual AtlOfiiObUe insurance Cj arm Bureau rs Piuime Co farm Bureau MutuaAhie Insurance Co HOME COLUMBUS OHIO HOUSE PAI NT Buy Your Paint by Years and Square eet not Price per Gallon Buy the Best Buy BPS Covers More Looks Better Lasts Longer PREMIUM GASOLENE HAROLD'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 136 BOWERS AVE HILLSBORO OHIO PHONE 948 Hay olkil Tune in Disneyland on ABC TV See TV listings for Time and Channel UPPER CYLINDER LUBRICANT Gasolene Provides TA DoAvmod at factory Rambler Deluxe 2 Door including all A ederal tixw Opttontl equipment state and local taxei tl any extra CARD THANKS I sincerely wish to thank all my friends and neighbors for the wonderful cards the encouraging letters and the beautiful flowers received during my stay in Christ Hospital Cincinnati also for the prayers and help in my behalf May God Bless you all lorence Rob erts 33 (5 26) Call one of these 1 arm Bureau Agents for full particulars on any XX 'WWW I NT I STALLING HOME LOANS ARM LOANS INSURED SAVINGS See Call or THE LYNCHBURG BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION COMPANY Lynchburg Ohio Phone 55 STOP IN TOBSV anu IgoodAear txtro MIloago MCAPPINO 600s 16 ULL GOODYEAR RECAP Only $895 RALPH HENSELMAN TIRE SERVICE Cincinnati Pike Phone 991 before often the feeling of new discoverers of arm Bureau Life's many exceptional insurance plans Low in cost flexible to fit different family situations they are winning thousands of new friends every year Investigate this "easy" way of enjoying real security Meets Requirements of 1955 High Compression Engines a HHHHHHbkBHI RECAPPING SERVICE I I I Bi UfMEr I KkHBHbL HI A5 UmMWry Mr Xm zf Ay r' A 4 Air SI Mi 0 'ArA'A A 'Li I I I A Ml A I i A AJA At Mi A'4 1 nv al Ln ll 1 ts St I I I I "I '5 aJR I I MW 7 A 1 7 i Right in the Combustion Jfl'i repaint Chamber the Business End A A lii A 0 Crt 1 I a i 4 0 XiL If Ji III Hi I ihHIH u1 I iiicx 7 lllll iAti Ilf! 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