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   Newark Advocate American Tribune, The (Newspaper) - May 28, 1949, Newark, Ohio                               MAY MARKETS i Trade Corn Trade played little OBITUARY In Brief J. H. GRIFFITH John H. 64, former guard at Moore's Stores NEWARK ADVOCATE AND AMERICAN MASONIC TEMPLE CALENDAR were died at a. m. Montgomery of Newark will de- liver the American Legion Post 85 will hold services at the and Lot immediately alter services in the Newark The Baltimore and Ohio Ex-service men of all' IMMM one extra coach to wars are invited to Newark No F it A. ML June 7 p. p. Product Live 5 and a native of came to Newark three years Surviving are a Griffith and a Mam 12. of 248 suffered a were called by the death of The Advocate as a Dick's W. P. which occurred in his home Friday 2; also one No. 2 Yellow 20 a bushel Mrs. Ray Thomas of Coshocton and a brother Byrl Griffith of a 7anoKville 35c; a V j j a body was moved to Fisher funeral Home in have not Mr. Dick is associated the commercial department Plan Full large clean 3Sc. by Guy 11, Newark RFD j 2. at 5 p. m. Friday on accident was gated by the ann 2.000 Kead Program of. the School week JOHN S. GLASPY p. m. Monday over John s- 72. retired The following pupils will was died Friday night in his heard on the ilk good in Cornine of a cerebral Miss Shirley condition had pupil of Gene w c u i. W. Sarbaugh of 91 for W. D. who has been w id AU Salable Cattle Receipts 300 head total receipts not I market compared week Fedi and heifers market unevenly 50 cents to 5150 kinds showed late trade at high point of the cows and market 50 cents market 51 to fully do cents top Jng prime several loads late bulk cood 75- choice 1.552-lb. and medium steers late late sales to choice ers topped for the class at 52730- good beet cows closed at and medium 50: carmers and sausage top Steinbeck of Mrs. Jennings of Coshocton and Mrs. Frank Workman of St. also four 20 two Earl and Kerz Glaspy of The funeral will take place at p. m. Sunday in the Zion Church near and burial will be made in eral Speak Here Saturday The Rev. and Mrs. J. L. ark Hospital to the Nursing O. H. Button ling stocks and feeder mainly Salable Sheep Receipts 100 70, widow of Edson resident of died at noon Friday in Newark She had been in failing health six weeks and seriously ill four Mrs. McConnell came to from Jefferson her in 1925. She was the daughter of Taylor and Elliott and was ist fo her A brother ifam of will speak at Patients Saturday in the Householder Church of Christ in Grubb from tn Memorial Service Daughters the Civil M services Monday morning p p. arant mound in the GAR street moved will meet at 10 a m in the Egan at the second gate moved in GutliPh and Henderson ambulance will 557 West Main Will Furnish Pies to Newark Officers of Lemen Relief ert Slocum and infant from Corps 45. request members to k to bring homemade pies to rial Hall by 10 a. m. Alt a avoid confusion at noon 33 dinner will be served to all war to Newark Charles True from Newark Robbins Mrs. Services Anna Catkins from Newark i play on the PERSONALS at 6 A June 2 An ice cream supper Mrs. George who has follow the sen ill several months in 120 South 1st is improving Mrs. SAAB'S CORNER MARKET Corner Grant and South Pine Will Open Fet Tour Memorial to let Cream IT'S IT'S Quart FACTORY Quart Frozen Foods Groceries Fresh Meat Vegetables Magazines Toilet Articles ICE COLD 3.2% and 6% BEERS TO CARRY OUT making her home at the Hotel Wrien 65c MANY BRANDS OF DOMESTIC a per cent larger at 12 year earlier first time in southwest markets con- main supply er supply native spring lambs market strong to top bulk old crop mainly SO cents bulk No. 1 top 530.25- slaughter ewes and bucks market 50 to 75 cents closing at 512.50 down on with kinds and bucks down to 58. Markets Go On Summer Schedule NEW May 28 Major security and commodity exchanges today start their mer schedules under which most of them will be closed each through Sept. 24. The first week-end closings will be stretched to three since all domestic markets shut she leaves one McConnell of the Her husband died Oct. 1, 1919. Mrs. McConnell was a member of the Episcopal Church of New Alexandria in Jefferson The body is at Criss Brothers funeral home and funeral ices will be held in the chapel there at 1 p. m. Burial be made in RICHARD E. SUNKLE Richard Eugene infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 440 Woods will be buried Saturday afternoon in Wilson by the Egan funeral The child born prematurely iL died Hanover Cemetery at Major Charles Mlss Josephine Sachs of 124 Street left Friday for an extended visit with friends in New York COLUMN are the 4> would you like to years old and realize you aren't making as much money r co you did at 6? Wendell Holmes is in this He is one of the voices from the that come out of your Principal exceptions to the Saturday closings are the markets and some livestock will remain open for Also staying open will be the New York Produce ex- Suspensions of Saturday ing will affect the New York c. funeral of William of the hardships in radio a field to which many Stock and Curb other DST r United States stock Cedar Steel Production Again Reduced May making in the district was cut back further day Republic Steel Corp. shut down two 75-ton electric naces at its Canton steel The reduced the com- district operations to well below 50 per cent and forced the furloughing of approximately 100 employes in the No. 2 melt Because of a dwindling demand for alloy steel in the last three Republic had laid off Wollard 100 South 2nd themselves but few who died will be held hear themselves For to at p. m. Tuesday in the golden voices radio offers chapel in Criss Brothers funeral I a pewter Rev. John C. are about radio graff will conduct the service fetors and burial will be made ED ROSS DAIRY 15c quart Cash and THERE'S A STORE CONVENIENT FOR South Fifth Street 610 Hudson Avenue Main Gay Masonic Funeral Members of Newark Lodge No. 97. F. A. are requested to meet at the Temple at THIS EVENING to conduct the funeral service for our late Charles Ellis at Henderson's neral Members of and Masons are in- to meet with Harley M. W. Hoe employes in Canton and 700 at Only six of 15 open hearths and five of 17 electrics are now operating m the tion in last year they averaged a week Only about 500 I manage to earn a CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks Chautauqua and-T appreciation to is now among the top 150- and relatives for their radio actors whose income kindness and sympathy at the several hundred death of our husband and j a But it took him 15 James H. We to get And many wish to express our grateful hungry preciation for the ulness j I started in 1934, I got and kindness of Gutliph i a week for working on 30 and the Rev. Mark he said Since Holmes has been i the voice of Winston on number of radio programs and MEMORIAM In loving memory of my March of Time He is Charles A. in three daytime soap passed away six years May I opera He also plays Dr. THE NATOMA Will Be Closed May 30, Memorial Open June 2 THE ALIBI ROOM Will Be Open Decoration Day Serving Dinners 29, 1943. did he did he Watson on the MBS Sherlock Holmes program and also enacts did he the role hi another MBS Scattered did he far I haven't been These are the units to on the as the worth of Charlev as a brains ne said with a i nf hirth i mild But it's a New York state has a slip someone's bound to make What was nis i he a play his i TIT irt i he ever ready a nt K ati oratorical to banish his D Kf SJ FTh about ruined as he befriended r feeen able t it really in did the sketch in the he toured Dr. W. H. Morgan 244 North St. Will be out of his office from May 28 to June 8 newspaper William From now until Memorial Diy thousands of people over the country will go to the cemeteries just one pay tribute to someone who was i Jennings The many were sorry b matinee when Charley passed BrVan held the natives M. a four-hour tent oration in the never heard a more said MEMORIAM In loving of our dear greatly it's a comfort to see there a beautiful monument to the memory of that person tangible evidence of love still lives in the hearts of family and It has been our privilege to tect the monument investors of community for many years the best in monument de- sign and We fully our work regardless of SBC or If we can be of any service during these great days of do not hesitate to oil oc g Dear they say tune heals JL all And helps us to But time so far has only 45 How much we miss you Sadly missed by daughters Marjorie and Mary I became stuck i in a West Virginia dirt I Bryan got out in the helped pry said to the mud than he ever used on the DRUG STORES WUl Be Closed June 30, 1949, Memorial Day LICKING COUNTY DRUGGIST ASSOCIATION MUSIC TONITE FRIENDLY TAVERN By Pappy and the Vanity with Peggie but not Sadly missed by and graduated from Ohio State Uni- versity at 18. His parents wanted him to be- come a history But Holmes chose His first program on a Mr and Mrs. James monologue 235 Race a daughter ne Newark Hospital Saturday Then ne came to Mr and Mrs. Robert j Granville RFD 1. a son Friday hard known Dick Murphy's GROCERY Union St. Ph. 3780 Open Decoration Day With Almost ft. H. TO P. M. Hotel Warden Dining Room Closed All Day Decoration Day May 30 HILLTOP GROCERY 32981 365 National Drive Hand Packed Ice Cream Open Evenings and Sundays Till 3 P. M. MAGAZINES SUNDAY PAPERS RESTAURANT 34 WEST MAIN STREET OPEN SUNDAY AND SUNDAY MENU NMM Hm Rust if MONDAY MENU Htt Sttak with Rust Freih HIM with Also T-Bone Steaks Pork Chops and Short Glenn Dorothy Arnold Owners Hageman NOW DAIRY RICH FROZEN CUSTARD DRIVE-IN Waterworks Road Just South oi the Swimming Pool FARMHOUSE 1496 Hanover Rd. Serving Special Chicken Dinners Sunday and Monday Sandwiches Available At All Times No Reservations Necessary KECK'S CARRY-OUT Maple Ave. E. Shields WINE AND SOFT OPEN ALL DAY DECORATION DAY a.m. to BERRY BASKETS AND CRATES Also 5 Good 9.00x20 TIRES LOUIS JEFFERS SONS On the Old Canal between Third and Fourth Streets and SM BEER The largest variety of cold Can and Bottle Beer in WINES AND VERMOUTH ICE In All Varieties By SMl Test Homemade Potato Salad and Baked Beans Lunch Meats and Picnic Lunch OPEN SUNDAYS AND DECORATION DAY LUSK'S DRIVE-IN CARRY-OUT 175 EAST MAIN THE GRILL WiLL BE OPEN ALL DAY DECORATION DAY Serving Dinners PINE CAFE 495 Wehrle ATOM SM th. WLW Midwestern Hayride On Television at Tonight At The At 9 Bob Trout Quiz Show At Amateur Program From ALL GOOD COLD MIXED DRINKS And Those Famous Fine BEEFBURGERS PINE CAFE Dr. W. JL Carver Chiropodist Will Be Out of Office Until June 13 CUSTOM CORN SPRAYING With Phone 41924 VAN'S GROCERY 127 South Fifth St. WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY AND MONDAY PHONE 63804 BROWNIE'S Excavating Grading Four Yard Earth Mover 56 East 9420 FOR SALE 5 room modern 1 floor plan house with completely equipped beauty in If P. O. Box 367. 7 BIO EVENTS 7 An Hear ADVOCATE SUBSCRIBERS REPORT SERVICE ERRORS BETWEEN 7 and P. M. TO 94549 All Other TO 4O56 Daring Business Hoars OHIO Roadster Type TIME TRIAL 12 NOON RACES AT May 29 May 30 COLDEST BEER IN and Finest Selection of Wines DIEHL BEER OPEN DECORATION DAY MONTGOMERY'S Beer Wine Store 103 S. Third St. Phone 9435 Drive This and You'll Bi Late Special Low Mileage Very Clean Fully Call 2014 69561 in Newark he much what FELUMLEE MONUMENT WORKS Heath Road 42693 i j r Mr and Kenneth can do that s It's RFD 2. a son in whether can convince enough ark Hospital directors and producers that Mr. and Mrs. Munro F. they can rely on That takes Rugg a son Friday a long in people have an ental sense of After in Newark Vice Admiral Dies program the actors usually May Adm. John Ernest Then they get on the and call their was they ask anxiously you can't always trust Alabama normally ra i s your wife to tell the about one tenth of the grinned 1 1 wants to let you down Harper British He would have been 75 Peonies For Per Dozen 245 South Sixth Street Last Home On Sixth Street OPEN SUNDAYS 8 A. M. to 5 P. M- Groceries Books and Sunday MARKET in Sooth Second Street MODEL RS REFRIGERATOR 8.6 Cu. Should Be SCOTT'S APPLIANCES 14 South Fourth Street PHONE 2275 Dr. R. C. Mauger Will Be Bock In His Office MAY 31 ML VERNON REST HOME A real nursing home for or Registered nursing service day or We specialize in diet and electrical treatments including Your Doctor's Orders Followed NORMA YOUNG MT. WESTERN HORSE SHOW BOOTS and SPURS CLUB DRIVE-IN Lake Rood Ohio May F. M. RAIN DATE NEWSPAPER I  

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