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   Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - June 25, 1935, Zanesville, Ohio                                II TWO THE TIMES RECORDER OHIO Extension Agents Tour Salt Creek Area Wednesday Many Counties To Be resented on Inspection Trip of Five Councilmen Attend Meeting Monday ki mm ill agent The hours will featured by a trip iato the Cha area where a number will be j At a luncheon will be cc at the j In the afternoon farms under racv with Conservation Service ions the Pike will be visited j I Between 30 and agents are peeled to the tour A year i the same group i i and made ar inspection trip to federal soil erosion Two be conducted of Only five members present at the Creek On Thursday members of the of city council during the present week mona and Monday evening sad important first of these will be Wednesday granges visit the demanding a vote of six of second Thursday merit station during the morning held over for ar ad- Wednesday county extension i Md wur meeting scheduled for agents of eastern northeastern and j Bethesda Alumnae to i Picnic Thursday Members of the enjoy annual 3 Tf 11 at or ried Over to Adjourned 7 P 117 J J St W Session Wednesday they the afternoon anci evening A pet luck luncheon be served and each one is to bring their -able In rain the i-e 1 Wheat Cutting j Is Reported in Renrock Vicinity This Week Sees Many tides of Garden and i Field on Display iis riTV erosion project 55 1938 Ohio be in ville and maker a tour of the shed to see the progress made in sci: erosion control program sored cy federal government j The agents will be joined in this by H C of bus director cf extension of Ohio State 3 B Spohn tnd V W of Columbus district supervisors The group be into the field by T Kennard extension with Soil Conservation Service tud W 3 hart county Local Eagles to Observe National Anniversary Day WHEN IT COMES TO LONG LIFE THE GAS REFRIGERATOR CAN'T BE BEAT held over provide for trie purchase of wo nev radio ers in the police department ing of the cruiser program and of are hose With only salons present re- j ports of and reading of petitions featured the session The S i r> r> reports 1 O r re- or avenue gented Tonight in jas Project sidewalks OP Luck i i avenue south of Ohio emple owners to be- ordered of curb on Fraternal Order of Eagles corner of Putnam and Aerie No 302 loin Eagles I gym avenue curb at throughout United States snd avenue in the curbs 021 of the national organizations rom road to day evening street of A special program be presented Pine Eagles temple immediately anci lowing Bryce Browning Presented was the first day of and Monday of as reported ir the of With Fourth c-f July out 0 days cff wheat harvest me is be rapid the grain turning fast right Vc HAD SUCH A GOOD TIME KAY OUTDOORS EVERY MINUTE GLORIOUS YOUR BROTHER IS GRAND HE'S FOR YOU DRIVING YOU BACK TO TOWN HIMSELF T Salt CrecK NEXT WEEK IT POURED All WAV THE WINDOWS CLOSED SWELTERED BUT WHY SHOULD THAT HAKE AGNES REFUSE TO MAKE A DATE Mr Borers make tour of the Salt area to Paducah Soil Conservation Shows Appreciation the man his pie pis and 13 tired of thj cosi 10 or a cozen apple j to ge out a nie that tastes tco this season install eouih- the conclusion of the regular mooting starts nr 7 o'clock Mayor William P state president a ilk on national affairs William Holmes Sr in number of years active in work of he organization speak on the subject Age o while Harold Thompson youngest member has choker as subject Why Men Join Eagles Special entertainment will be The ways arid means committES gave report a of in the fund for the special in- the mayor Tne light on Ninth street and on Clover street John director of public service reported council a has asked prices on eight embraced in the Malleable site C secretary of th was principal speaker a nar even in ij late in at th meeting but it was over h he be on time in the future The was Trith a wrist bj the personnel of service The nude in appreciation of the operation has extended the service fey i Prior to the giving of the sift was victim of erable play He was found guilty i by A K Paschall soil I the new Transparent apples are on the market i Cherries are here for pies too i They're red and juicy j raspberries are displayed i -en the local market j Strawberries the roses this year said to oe never and red and inviting peaches are being The finest sweet corr of the year is being advertised not by the I but by the ear this Early June arf in The have helped there new beets and Lima beans Think of it new corn and beans Rains have been abundant and a heap bij lot nr sunshine is said to I that is needed now far the of garden and field ox YOU AND I KAVc A DATE EVERY DAY NOW SIS WONT HAVE TO HINT AGAIN including the bringing ofj soil conservation service project offices to this community of the watershed Milk Producers Vote to S Continue Agreement Producers t MY ON YOUR FINGER I'M THE PROUDEST HAPPIEST MAN IN THE WORLD AND I'M PROUDEST HAPPIEST GIRL Featuring the program will Moxahala avenue mis i by the the service will be served Inference wai giver a com- P will the site for a bulk The Gas Company Fire Inspector j Orders Clean-Up Advises Removal of Trash j A resolution sponsored by Torn Elves the Ohio company authority to reduce the cl bulbs in the boulevard system for a or two to a comparison reduced voltage This I program was mapped out by city of cinis the city planning CAN You IMAGINE I i From I sion recently i Fire inspector Fred Carter has A request from the city board of i tilled owners of stores that a be j buildings that unless fire hazards Superior strict was referred to I i the structures will be city engineer j ine was in is forward n and ho j f they had under the Eurke Milk act ex- the U 2 Engineers snd the department of the The will continue the milk under the same plan under the direction of the same of Robert Corbin I EVEN YOUR COMPLEXION HAS THAT IT i USE LIFEBUOY I FACE AND HANDS AS WELL AS BATH V even in cold Lifebuoy Purifying deodorizing a sure end to that's Lifebuoy More than milder lhan many so-called beauty soaps ing to scientific skin Lifebuoy Its different usa number hands bath poo Its nun number women children Join them and you'll soon see Get the Lifebuoy habit Discover how refreshing a bath can the feeling that means Its pleasant vanishes is you rinse you Lifebuoy gives you protection Project which and had the beer made AID TO The Ladies Aid of the An ordinance giving the city's sent to the improvement of anci the owners held liable to fines He advised removal of all ashes j boxes anci trash which have corporate j In the basements of by j buildings during the winter Those I mem was passed under suspension of who fail to remove anv or all com- Ity Lutheran will at S o'clock Wednesday evening a the Parish house A birthday Perl Tern Clark Winter and Kelt The activities j j also bo conducted under the same officers and board cf directors feature the Burke wss in force hostesses Mrs Carrie Wetz Mrs These officials O Harper 2 i Beechy Mrs Ethel Mrs J president G Vandenbark toje Mrs Pearl directors Clyde R I Georgia Fleming All the ladies H Robert Corbin Fred hurch are invited i Wilson and Clark Winter avenue from avenue to a distance o or obstruction the rules A report from P H Waring chief CAN YOU IMAGINE the popularity Boston paper man who suffering from a serious stomach ailment tried with such good that he told his fellow workers about it and now has to hide his own supply EXPLANATION i in the time specified by the fire engineer of the slate department I specter or fail to alter or take such j health having reference to tetter care cf buildings as will of additional reservoirs in the to lessen the danger of fire shall bej waterworks department was re- held guilty of a misdemeanor ferred to the service committee I upon conviction are subject to a fine City Councilman James Scott made I The fire Inspector is authorized toi a pica to council to pull together i any building in this city and toj get back of the mayor and order changes where he deems lire j the cny He also suggested the hazards exist j hatchet tee tint the city Carter emphasized that in cases j profit accordingly where a building has been found te unsatisfactory and a specified j time given to remedy the fire i the owner is liable for all fire age resulting during that period Proprietors of a number of town stores have been advised to make changes in their buildings TI n o I B is antacid treatment that's different from the many other ineffective treatments you have tried It acts four ways to give you a new kind ol relief from acid indigestion heartburn and other acid stomach agonies neutralizes acid relieves Mary J Minner j 18 Dies Monday j First Step in Project Is gested Monday Graduated From Lash High This Year Miss jane Minner 18 years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Werner C Minner died at the home of her j parents 317 Fountain Square at stomach of gas soothes the irritated j o'clock Monday evening following ai stomach membranes and aids tion of foods that are most likely to ferment is sold only at Rexall Drug stores Get a jar today at Drug Story Re- member Ways and means for proposed tuberculosis um in Muskingum cussed by 3 group of representative citizens cf city with C C man at state FERA in Columbus Monday afternoon The given that plans are to fce prepared here for submission to the department suid then a definite proposal can oe made The present is lor county commissioners to secure an archi- tect for drawing plans for the She WES graduated from Lash senior j as the first step in the high school this year and was inens in activities She Those attending the conference elected vice of E R Meyer of the city on the Quest YACHT LOUNGE of thw Skyscraper Hotel Enjoy a Ship in the Sty Up and away rom hard pavements walls crowds noise you spreads carpet of Despite the intense heat you will find pleasant days nights Room Private Bath cs Lots as A A WEES All rates include Continental Write for booklet or phone CI STREET Ml CENTRAL PARK SOUTH COST NO MORE LOOK r BETTER LONGER 536 Moxahala Ave THIS WAY SENATOR Glass again urges Con- gress to forget and go home for the summer Judging by all the criticism they've gotten seme of the toys must feel like sneaking in the back way BEFORE you take that summer cherk to learn it you have unknowingly strained ynur luring the past year or 50 You'll enjoy ynur trip more if you're our thorough optical service will tainly put your eyesight In and up Opposite Masonic Temple three week's Illness vice president of dent of of county com- I of Zeus honorary club for junior and senior high school girls For three years she was a member of Ifka missionere Prosecutor Virgil to entering high school she son sad H C Little's of the was a student in Hancock Publishing Co high school She was a talented dancer and often appeared on Pop Utz Presented j grams in this I She was a member of the Central j i raveling j Presbyterian church i I Surviving are her parents and E J Utz assistant regional grandfather George Dieter of Conservation Service in i ville Funeral arrangements are but at present with I yet Incomplete Mangold funeral I The Washington D C offices home is in charge ed to Washington Monday j after spending several days visiting his family and transacting business in the local offices Prior to his Utz better known to his associates as Several Transferred to Railroad Relocation The request for the transfer of presented with a black leather j number of men from other Gladstone traveling bag by the to the Conservation Service relocation work in the Dover area I Since being assigned to the was approved by the U S Engineers ington office has been sent onj MORE DEPARTURES In Effect Right GREYHOUND is to announce greatly increased service many o hundreds of cities throughout America Big ir comes just in time to help thousands who plan summer trips Greyhound offers these striking Dollar Saving Schedules Nationwide Service Most Modern Coaches Cool Summer Travel Choice of Routes Liberal Stopovers Helpful Information V Extra Savings on Round Trip Tickets P BUS TERMINAL St Phone Monday i The men transferred waiter I G Tyler Clyde C CrUley Charles D Robert E Granger and Inspection trips to numerous men projects and his former elates felt that he needed a traveling bag to carry his excess gage in The presentation speech aid S Henderson They will report to Dale a Hoon resident engineer b5 T- c- extension the relocation work j agent of Soil Erosion Service I Utx in last week following in inspection tour to western projects Two Classes Meet at Grover Home GREYHOUND Margaret Williams Class To Meet Tonight The Margaret Williams Sunday school class of the Central M E church will hold its Ing Tuesday evening at the home of TW classes of Mt Zion Sunda Mrs Daringer 1151 school met recently with Mr avenue Assistant will be j Mrs Grover Wary Ann Mrs Maud Eger Erwine presided at a business Mrs Mollie and Mrf after devotions A class report was read by the secretary Olive Wheeler The will be in charge j anci 20 members responded to roll of Mrs Etta Carey Mrs Elsie Moore call is teacher of the class i A program featured readings by Corwin Esther Nicholson TO GIVE CONCERT j Carrie and Mary Williams The Mt Zion band will give a con- i were served by Mr and cert at the ice cream social and cake Mr and Mrs Harold walk lo bo held at the Garvin school j Heckle and Heckle house near Cumberland next day evening The public is invited MEET to attend Help Kidneys It poorly functioning Kidneys and Bladder make you suffer from Up Nights Nervousness Pains Stiffness Burning Itching or Acidity try the guaranteed Doc tor's Prescription Moet fix you uo nr money W at The Highland Busy Workers 4-H club had an interesting meeting with eight cf its nine members present Roil call was answered by the bers naming their favorite flower An interesting program was presented ter which were served Another meeting of the group will held at 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