Greene County Journal, Volume 78, Numbers 3-10

PAGE THREE GREENE COUNTY JOURNAL Thursday, February 24, 1955 GREENE COUNTY JOURNAL Published Every Thursday By the GREENE COUNTY PRINTING CO., INC PUBLICATION OFFICE: Grove St., Cedarville Ohio. Entered ns Second Gin1* Matter a t the Post Office at Cedarville, Ohio, und r act of Congress, March, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $2.50 per year. Single copy 10c. M. R. PRUITT .............. ......................... Managing Editor Phone 6-1711 ELOISE McNAMEE........................................News Editor 4-9081 For Sale: IN CEDARVILLE, Ex­ clusive 8 rm. Brick, with 2 car gar, A Beauty Undcscrlbnble and Un- jbelievable a t $17,900. A "Life with jFather style Living." you hardly Iflnd anymore, i Call Collect, the McDaniels, Day ' ton, o Madison 4505, Or George P, Huffman and Co. Realtors, Dayton, ‘Walnut 1171. GREENEVIEW SCHOOL MEND Monday, February 28 Barbecue Sandwich, Buttered Lima Beans, Grapefruit Sections, and Milk. Tuesday, March 1 Creamed pried Beef on Mashed potatoes, Green Beans, Fresh Or­ ange, Bread and Butter and Milk. Wednesday, March 2 Vegetable Meat Pie, Lettuce Salad, Peaches, Bread and Butter, and Milk. Thursday, March 3 . Wieners and Sauerkraut, Mashed Potatoes, Cookies Rolls and Butter, and Milk, Friday, March 4 Scrambled Eggs and Ham, But­ tered Peas, Apple Sauce, Rolls and Butter, and Milk. . CEDARVILLE SCHOOL MENU Monday - Welners sandwiches, baked beans, fruit, cookies, and milk, Tuesday—Sauerkraut with ham, mashed potatoes, rolls & butter and milk, Wednesday ■Goulash, sandwiches, jello vegetable salad, and milk, Thursday—Meatballs with tomato sauce, peas & carrots, slaw, sand - wlches, and milk. Friday—Potato soup, cheese wedges, peanut butter sandwiches, peach upside down cake, and milk. j , I 1955, <’> i<-YVVV WW . 7Ii h, j.T&’-'tf M.2. h y - k l a s does IT AGAIN w ith SingingCohn IN 30 SECONDS J n u c t r v n i u t i t T IN T ING S Y S T E M A New Tinting System That Gives You Your Choice of 300 Colors and Best of Ail It’s Odorless Paint You pick the exact Color chip you wool from our convenient di-r^y. We quickly mix the tube, of color and while po.n! base*. Your pumt Is ready in o jiffy . . . while you wait. Hy-K'or Spoclro.moMc po.n ore available In easy to Use — Odorless Enomel.xed Flat *“ *” (emi-Gloss Enomo! - Odorless Quick Dry Enamel ~ ° dorle” ” ??r 'Eeomel — House Paint — Gallon, Quart ond Tint Sues. Come .ft lode, end I f f Spccl/O’mofic at work. i ADRMS-THUMA LUMBERCO. GIGANTIC • A U C T I O N • Several Thousand Dollars Worth Of New Merchan- J disc To Be Sold At Auction $ ROLLER HAVEN SKATING RINK ^ On 3C Highway V 2 Mile West Of jj WASHINGTON C. H.„ OHIO Thursday, March 3, 1955 im Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of New Merchandise IB To Be Sold . „ . SAVE MONEY -ft 1 is Everything Must Be Sold Including Power Portable Saws, Elec- & trlcal Drills, Hardware Tools, Socket Sets, Open End Wrench $ Sets, Etc. Household Equipment, Toasters, Electric and Steam Irons, Cookware, Dinette Sets, Electrical Appliances, Dishes, ^ Portable Sewing Machines, Luggage, Electric Heaters, Comforters, |( Quills, Electric Blankets, Watches, Jewelry, Tarpaulins, Coffee y Makers, Clocks, Mixers, Pillows, Saddles, Wheelbarrows, Base Rockers, Childs’ Furniture. 1,000 Other Items. All Merchandise : U Guaranteed. l | MANAGED BY !J FAYETTE AUCTION MART i n !* Lunch Will Be Served Not Responsible For Accidents g i ‘S Sale Starts At 6:30 p. m. ijj TERMS CASH ijj J. D. Ross & Son, Auctioneers Peter Gowland, Hollywood's fa- > mous photographer of glamorous ? starlets, recently shot the world’s ■ largest pin-up negative'—30 x 40 - inches. s Electrical Wiring And Plumbing W. K. WALLACE ASSOCIATED ELECTRIC & PLUMBING Work Guaranteed Phone 4-7421 Jamestown, Ohio Jamestown, Ohio I Phone 4 -9631P HOGS, CATTLE CALVES and SHEEP NO COMMISSION FREE TRUCKING Kirk's Stock Yards CALL FOR DAIRY MARKET Washington C.' H., Ohio Phone: 2509 W. - . f m m pr■ v < ’ •*!' '■ , / i . 4 "Ya dope! Why didn't you pick an O K Used Car for the getaway?" (9) If you like quick - but legal! - getaways, you’ll go for OK Used Cars. They deliver top perform­ ance because they’re thoroughly inspected and scientifically reconditioned. And that recondi­ tioning covers performance, appearance, safety and values! Best of all, the OK Tag means war­ ranted in writing at no extra cost. Sold only by an Authorized Chevrolet Dealer Look fo r th e re d O K T a g ! 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You've always got full pulling power at your command when your tractor runs on FYR-ZON . , , the only gasoline specially refined for Use on the farm! FYR-ZON keeps your fire zone clean, keeps upper cyl­ inder walls lubricated during engine starting! FYK '/ON burns cleaner, prevents carbon build-up and pre-ignition that choke off vital power. With all-new FYR-ZON you get faster starts, longer valve life, full-time peak performance. Try FYR-ZON, your new premium-power Farm Bureau gasoline, at regular gasoline price. Experience more mile­ age, new power and efficiency from tractors, trucks and passenger cars. Cal! your local Farm Bureau, todayl another IW B w U M firs t-so ld only by f a W f u u iM p ~ i/ i£ , ^ R n F ^ t ^ t s f e c t i & t v Powor-boosting Fyr-Zon <l«om and protects lb . Sirs Zon* , . . vital upper cylinder area . . . every ‘ time your angina tiros! FYR-ZON girts longer valve life. Herd-working tractors place heavy de­ mands on valves. PYR- ZON keeps valve faces and seats free of power-robbing carbon, keeps' compression Ugh, fuel Consumption low, FYR-ZON lubricates the Fire Zone at the point where most engine ivear occurs, ■■during cold start! when no lubricant is pres­ enton upper cylinderwalls, Results reduced engine wear, easier starting. m FYR-ZON stops engine knock , . . deans your Fire Zone and keeps it tleanl Prevents accumulation of ’ carbon that makes engines sluggish, cause pre-ignition and knock. FYR-ZON bums cleaner, delivers tut!- lime peak power. FYR.ZON preventspilling, adds to engine life by cut­ ting down rust and add action. Pitted Valves let precious power go up in smoke. FYR-ZON keeps Fire Zone cleaner, permits full-time pesk power. FYR-ZON keeps plug th a n . T ractor engines place heavy demands on spark plugs l i t the hot spark that unleashes maxi­ mum power.Ciean-burning FYR-ZON keeps piug elec­ trodes free of carbon, pre­ ventspinging,tossofpower.