The Times Recorder from Zanesville, Ohio • 2

innf.E TO MEET THVRSDAT. J.HKCH $0, 194 THE TIMES RECORDER; i three ts.s Swti-insr The tlltBW" ami Jo WWte. iii meet for business Kiwanians Hear iSIiners Xear Stovertown Onlfe fomhrnriot Students To Publish Voa letters it uurrai intra a nui jFor Rre Victim TWO Plan Survey Of Labor In City iriS: on urd.y evening 7:30 hu in o. O. F.

Reported On Strike "5 i Funeral service, for Jimmy. UiMr JVV th deeree staff The AasmsvCle hh Khooi Dr. raul Anspach organueii 1 orgaaum a 1 Employes of mice near Stcver- oCIlOOl I 051 ia on AU Dam Craig, lft. son of Mr. Lu- owaai t.ra w.

son j.u- l5 fft hm rttvq. irresfimaa cius i-ff wiil Eubhih cri letters 'rille Craiz. of Ravenna, wins a.ea jiown were said yesterday to have nut ah iinr TimilT are especially ent as there will be practice the meeting. Mary Scar- CAMBRIDGE, O. -Hugh R- fc the lugS school net monU.1 fgfT 'jTi mcn of auffotim A survey of labor in Zanesville 6 who has ren npenntena- Ada Tom, school principal.

an-1 7a ourmng ei nu awaw the cty schools the past 20 nounced Wednesday. If the Jet- iEsUnaa hfJT- chnrt Course Meet Uniered hi resignation to.ters prove a kkxt-s. the class Pf- afternoon at 2 o'clock fromnori pella is degree captain. of Commerce committee for eco- comic development of which Rob- 'I the board ef educa-ion Tuesday members plsa to continue the pub- Kaymona runerai F-y-vsburff TOnlgni ert McAllister. Jr, is ch airman.

of lwJig nUB" It iU be effective June Ucationt they are in school. fP0" oa "ni exia mjRev. A schreiber. pastor of the, raze) SOUrf, Body is "advisor of (Central Trinity Methodist church. BITU ILXlaaUMBsiilsslM short course The last it was announced Wednesday i i-, 2, 194.

Larry Hess, secretary of the I A Tl1 With BHin taT F. L. group. Smoother! tally I ur, Anspacn loia ox tne oara-iwill officiate and burial wiu pe in fci-m--w- wa I SS 111 UliHialC eUIU UU1 Hi the exception of a few ill be neia in all Atoorom onspirauun. (ships which had faced China dur-lsalt Creek cemetery at Rix Mul.j5 high school Thursday spent in the mercantile Chamber of Commerce.

I "Vh u'y" BABY SHAVING Help wrrant irriuuoB. Eor.trX Try it. Buy today! ing xne eariy war years, especially -t-k. Wv t. at the funeral home n'clock with K.

world. Mr. Kck's entire life has Mr. Hesa declared mat ta ms LA 8 KliV aiUW UaV 1 I I 1 1 Till IJ1 Ik. 1 in rharee.

opinion that Zanesville had suf-j a rr rumm uniu liic ri FEET una airr-! uvm uua cwunar ivi Calendar of Births, Deaths R. Helt of Dresden will lead thd'on on Feeding. Picture slides of Alaska will be shown. Japan and predicted that great) contribution in the field religion wft will be made by China. I I ficient number of war-tune in-' dust lies, and that the city was about to be removed from the list of those with a labor surplus, statin that labor in Zanesviile nearly exhausted and if any more outside industries are permitted to enter the citT it wiil result in an Whipple Circle At Leeper Home He turtner statea in at me Chinese had now forgiven the: To Meet Friday Births i Mr.

and Mrs. Nelson L. Bailey. Lmted States for their ampments. and are more determined than before to conquer Japan.

cf South Zanesville, Route 2, a Dr. Anscach was Introduced by Dr. W. M. Hackenberg.

Clarence daughter at Good Samaritan hospital. Wednesday. Pfc and Mrs. Martin Burkhart. Dolby, club president, was in charge of the business session.

of Chandlersville, a daughter at injury to industries which have! McCO.VXCLSMT.T.F.. O. The been established here for years. Corinth Whipple Circle of Use -While we all want and are do-OW C. met Tuesday eve-ing everything we can for the war Ding at the home of Mrs.

frank effort, we do have to look out for ith members present the postwar period as welL Mrs. J. G. Scott gave a review of the "book, "Untying Apron "At present we are in Area 4 which means we have a surplus i the busiResl session a of labor, but we are ready at anyL, ZSrZTll i a -7 nominating committee was ap- ISf i.f as follows: Mrs. George means labor has reached a balance Club member were requested to Bethesda hospital, Tuesday.

The father is serving with the army in England. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Moffett. of turn in their "Mile of Pennies" cards to Jerry Roth, club treasurer, by today.

The funds from the drive will be contributed to the ReJ Cross. The Women's Society of Christian Service of Grace Methodist church will hold iu regular meeting Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Domer room, instead of Good Friday. April 7. This will be the April general meeting and members of Circle Two will be hostesses at the social hour following the business and program sessions. The program is as follows: Opening prayer, Mrs.

W. Carl Hickey; business session. Mrs. Frank Reed, president presiding; special music: devotions. Mrs.

Fred Kirkendall; news flashes, missionary education. Christian social relations, status of Special guest at yesterday's Alma, a daughter at Bethesda hospital. Sunday. Mrs. Moffett is the former Miss Janet Holt daughter of Rev.

and Mrs. Harvey Holt of Youngstown, formerly of stag, or Area 2. which mearu labor Is In a emi-cntical condi- VfT "ZTT, ti, tion." freshments were served by the meeting was Dr. Mark Ryder, local dentist a schoolmate of Dr. Ans-.

paeh at Vandalia, Ohio. Their last meeting had been 25 years igo in a hotel at Lyons, France, during the first World War. Zanesville. Rev. Holt was pastor of Brighton Presbyterian church.

The baby has been named Kenneth hostess. The next meeting of the Circle will be held at the borne of Mrs. CASE IS APPEALED The case of H. R. Matthews MacLee.

against Cora Barr. both of W. Gray. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard E. Taylor, Next Wednesday's meeting will women and literature. 1015 Luck avenue, a daughter, at Good Samiiritan hospital. Monday. Mrs.

Carl Gifford will preside be held at 11:30 o'clock instead of at noon so that the club may attend Holy Week services in a body. viile, involving alleged breach or Electa ta Take Property contract, has been carried to the In the partition suit of Harry fifth district court of appeals by C. Beu vs. Goldie Betz Ott et all, the plaiBtiff. John S.

Philiis, Lea-jKarry C. Beu elects to take prop-sure Walters represent tbelerty involved in the suit at ap- Mr. ana Mrs- Burwell Neveille during the program session which will feature a review. "The Soong of 763 Durban drive, a son at Good Samaritan hospital, Monday. plaintiff.

Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson praised value of The property is located at the corner of Fourth and Liberty streets in Mc- Sisters." by Mrs. Clarke Barbour. This review should prove Interesting and educational with China as a background, and the most famous woman ever to come out of of Dresden, Route 1, a daughter, at Bethesda hospital, Tuesday.

-But, no(am, psrfettly lone if 200 MIUS from your heuse re the grocery" "See Friday's Times Recorder and Signal." Mr. and Mrs. illiam A. Kroger. China, Madame Chiang Kai Shek.

Death Summons Benton Downing a Benton Downing, 1 71, of near of 936 Adair avenue, a daughter, at Good Samaritan hospital, as the foremost character. Every member is urged to at Stomach Gas Is Quickly Bilkved trxecu of cM In tb ttcanch cr-'M ffu, vhsfb bxx-s u4 burci th Toonvca. crowds tb bcart nd recatt ta Kikncim. Bourn. P.p:'.viw?T.

ac4 ether ti'JUnmrr unnptonu. Dr. Jack-coe Atti'Aciw Powder Bn'j-ciifM ttte .4 c.UBttaif lb iu o4 fiords titsM Ot pacitEre from rear Snwrlst lodty seder our potrtir rurj-te em9iieu situiiftcuoa jar at on- Mr. and Mrs. Francis A.

Davis, tend the meeting. of 1136 Seborn avenue, a daughter, at Good Samaritan hospital, SATURDAY ONLY 10 A. M. to 6 1. Museville.

died about 8 clock HIGH K. HICK been devoted to education, he having served, by far. the longest term of any superintendent of Cambridge schools. He came to Cambridge in 1924. from Delphos, Ohio, where he had been superintendent of schools for 9 "4 years.

Prior to that he served as superintendent and secretary of the Wapak Hollow Ware Co, Wa-pakoneta, 0. He has a fine educational background. He declared that his first intention when resigning as superintendent was to return to a teaching post He since feels that such a move would not be advisable. It could have an embarrassing effect upon his successor. Mr.

Hick still has a seven-year grant on his continuing contract but will not avail himself of it in Cambridge. He has several degrees from colleges and is a high ranking member of the Masonic fraternal organization and is a past officer of a number of lodges. He, too, has an enviable career in the service clubs. The family includes his wife, two sons and a daughter. They will continue to live in Cambridge and Wednesday morning at his home.

Connelsville. and belonged to the estate of the late John M. Betz. Cane Settled The case of Glen Sturm vs. Manly McLaughlin, which was to have been heard in common pleas court Wednesday, was settled without a trial.

By the settlement it is ordered, adjudged and decreed that the defendant shall execute and deliver to the plaintiff his assignment of the said one-eighth working interest and shall pay the sum of $300 and costs of this action. Uceme laeued A marriage license was Issued Wednesday to Harold Dexter Mephisto Beats Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gibson, of 710 Mr. Downing had suffered a stroke about 10 days ago and had never regained consciousness.

Pershing road, a son, at Bethesda hospital, Tuesday. Bring or Mail This Ad With Only (2 Frankie Talaber PIni He was a farmer and lived his Tax entire life in the Museville vicinity. Deaths FRYE, Mrs Jane. 85, at the home Surviving are his wife, Mrs. of her haughter.

Mrs. R. J. Schil Before a 1,600 crowd, Uie Great Mephlsto treated his Zanesville fol-! Irene Downing: three sons, Her man. Howard and Clyde Downing, lowers to a sensational victory over former champion Frankie Like a Letter From Home! Sturm, 19.

truck driver, son of i all of near Museville; five brothers, Samuel Downing, of High Hill, Talaber last evening at the audi-j Allen, of Zanesville; Alva and Charlie, of Museville, and James torium in the main bout on the weekly mat card staged by Tim! AND RECEIVE ONE 14-KT. GOLD FINISH SIMULATED ZIRCON RING garrfta OnaranUed on Ea Ring Thw ilmulatrd Zircon Rln, r-prrwnt th utmoit kill ot modem scirnw. Many ocil lede. millionaires and our 'inert people wear limulated Zlron mg and keep their hih-prce diamond! In Je'-T vaulta 8ubiect them to mot any una ot tit. You will amaied.

guarantee covera tarnlih of mountlma and lose or stone. These are aeen on display ly smart shop windows on Tilth Avenue and Hollywood Boulevard at much higher prices! Limltl Vou mar buy 1 to 4 Rinsa Downing, of Convoy, two sis Nolan. ters, Mrs. Elizabetn Lwis, oi Convoy, and Mrs Cenith Millener, Mephisto, beaten three earlier by Talaber. snapped his ling, of 623 Moxahala avenue, Wednesdav.

HAAS, Mrs. Olive 75. of 509 Merrick avenue, at the Urban Rest home on Maple avenue, Wednesday. THOMPSON, Paul. 18.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson, of New Concord, at Bethesda hospital, Tuesday. DOWNING, Benton. 71.

of near Museville, at his home. Wednesday morning. CLEMENT, Fenwick 58. of 935 Forest avenue, at Clifton Springs, N- Tuesday. MYERS.

George 60, of 996 of Zanesville. and 10 grandchildren. jinx in a torrid battle that ended expect to spend their time doing some of the things he has always Gatha Ritchie St urn and the late Orville Sturm and Betty Jean Harris, 13, Neelysville, daughter of Maude Carpenter Harris and the late John Harris. Beaarant Changes lands Mr. and Mrs.

S. A. McConnell have purchased the equipment of the Dinner Bell restaurant on Main street from Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fouts.

who have operated the restaurant for the past several months and have leased the building in which the restaurant is located from the Fouts 's who own it Possession will be given in few days. wanted to do. with Talaber earned from the ring. Mephisto dropped the first fall in 28 minutes, but came back; strong to win the second and thej Nothing cheers the Boys in Service like the arrival of the Home Paper. match when Talaber was unable Funeral services will be held Friday morning at 11 o'clock from the Ark Springs Baptist church.

Rev. H. A. Miller, former pastor of the church will officiate and burial will be in the church cemetery. The body was removed to the Tom funeral home at Cumberland and will be returned to the residence Thursday morning.

Mail Orders Add 2c Extra Mention Bite or Encloa Striae Vote On Question Soil Conservation District to answer the bell for the finale after being kayoed on a pile driver. I Greenwood avenue, at Bethesda Knocked out of the ring, onto the apron of the stage, Mephisto turn hospital, Tuesday. A vote on the question of es ed the tables on his very capable VANCE, Mrs. Alta Jane, 75. of Limited supply 14K gold-filled and solid Sterling (Silver 00s Ring at 77 tup Also gold-plated and Sterling Silver Birthfrton Rings, Croseee, Locket and Necklaces QQ and earring! at only 77C up foe by applying the pile driver, then dashing back into the ring while the referee counted Talaber tablishing a Soil Conservation district In Muskingum county, will be taken by landowners on Friday, April 21, it was announced yesterday.

7, out Robert Boggs Patient In Overseas Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boggs of Canton, native of Chandlersville, In a Canton hospital. Tuesday. McKINNEY, Odell of Charleston.

W. brother-in-law of Mrs. William Odell, Hanging Rock farm, and Miss Marie Wilson, Zanesville. Thursday. RAMBO.

Elbert 25, of 1218 Elm street, at his Land owners will submit their In the tag match All Alaba and Atkinson Named To C. Of C. Post Herschel C. Atkinson, former administrator of the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation, vote on the district question at 30 The Masked Marvel won two off ECKERD'S DRUG STORE Glessner avenue, have received a polling places in the county. If the district is established it will include all of Muskingum county, exclusive of the incorporated Cor.

3rd Main St. Zanesville Tfliru n. Has been appointed executive vice president of the Ohio Chamber of I MOnOLINE If I WHIT! MTROUUM JEUY letter from their son, Robert who is stationed with the 37th Division somewhere in the Southwest Pacific informing them that he is confined to the hospital. SNURR, John 72, of 236 Stil- THIS SATURDAY ONLY The Signal or Times Recorder SOLDIERS' SPECIAL 9 weeks $1.00 Commerce, effective Saturday. Atkinson, now vice president well street, at his home Tuesday afternoon.

CRAIG, Jimmy Dwain, 10, at his James L. Watson Now and secretary of the Akron, Canton and Youngstown Railroad company, with headquarters at Akron, was appointed by the Chamber directors to succeed the home at 1109 Eastman street, Tuesday. He Is suffering from bums on his left arm, side and hip which he received when a can of gasoline exploded. Serving In England a "Mile of Pennies' James L. Watson, seaman 1-c, is late George B.

Chandler. Help fill card today. Cross. It all goes to the Red now in England, according to word The Chamber announced that Atkinson would retire from the railroad vice president but would received by his sister, Mrs. Clarence Atkinson, of Eastman street.

He has also been in North Africa and Italy, and is stationed aboard an L. S. T. ship. His father.

M. L. retain an interest in the line. Roberts Team Wins Pin Championship Watson, resides on Lexington ave nue, and another sister, Miss Marie Watson, resides at Mt. Vernon.

Pleasant Grove Students To Present Minstrel The "Moonlight Cabaret" minstrel will be presnted by the sixth, seventh and eighth grades of the Pleasant Grove school at 8 o'clock Thursday evening in the school auditorium. The play is under the supervision of Jeanne Fatson and Harry Starkey. A small admission will be charged. Seaman Watson only recently Aspects Of Vision In Young And Olcl received his new rating of seaman first class. Prior to entering the service, August, 1943, he was em Roberts Jewelers succeeded Reliable Electrics as city champions in the annual Women's Bowling tourney held at the Schmidt alleys last evening.

The Roberts squad scored a 2658 In the team event to win the title handily. Armco No. 1 took the runner-up spot with 2517. Third place went to the Pollock Jewelers ployed at the Morris and Snyder service station. He has been over By LOGAN CLENDENING.

M. seas since November of 1943. POOR VISION is a problem TO MEET AT REED HOME that has different aspects in tht with 2488, fourth was the French The Sonora Sunday school high young from that which it has in Shop with 2472, and the Navigators school class will hold Its monthly older peoDle. to Telephone Users Si For your information increased United States Federal taxes applicable to long distance telephone messages and local telephone service are as follows: spilled 2452 pins to place fifth. Poor vision in children is due, in at Kathnne Mauk posted high nearly all eases, to poor mechsni- meeting at the home of Wilma Jean Reed Thursday evening at 7:15 o'clock.

All class members are Invited to be present singles game, a 563. Doubles and singles will be rolled next Wednesday. Dr. Clendening will answer questions of general interest only, and then only through his column. MAKE THEM TODAY! PLANNING DANCE A half-and-half dance, sponsored by the South Zanesville Boosters club will be held on Friday evening at the South Zanesville high school, beginning at 8 o'clock.

Music will be furnished by the Melody Lads. Raisin, Date, EUCHRE PARTY The Putnam Euchre club will hold a party Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the club rooms, corner Putnam avenue and Harrison street. The public Is invited. High score prizes will be awarded to both men and women. Fig er Orange Muffins 1 cal construction of the eye shortsightedness and far-sightedness which depend on improper length of the eyeball or astigmatism, which is improper eurvature of the cornea.

These mechanical defects do not cause any disability nntil the child begins intensive tue of the eyes tmtil it begins school. An astigmatic, or short-sighted, eys does very well for walking and running around, playing with toys, etc Long Distance Messages of 25c and Over, on and after April 1, 1944 1p mJn JONES TRANSFERRED Vincent Jones has been transferred from Camp Stewart, to New York. He Is the son of Mrs. Marie -B. Jones, of 903 Jackson street.

ahortentne cup "fctkins VISIT HERE Pvt. Paul Kenney and wife have returned to their home at Marietta after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Kenney of Woodlawn avenue. Pvt. Kenney will return to Camp Sibert, Saturday. He is engaged in chemical warfare. powder All-or" Tax increased from 20 to 25 And the child, never being con seious ef any disability, may be TO SPEAK SUNDAY Gale Reeder of Columbus will speak at the Church of Christ on Woodlawn avenue Sunday, it was announced yesterday.

Glaucoma practically always attacks both eyes and usually strikes people over 40. Glaucoma sometimes causes pain in the eyes, but rarely. Those who have pain from their glaucoma are lucky because it takes them to the oculist Most have slight indications of failing vision. Do you have to change your glasses regularly? Do yon hare slight dimming vision? Do your eyes or bead ache after a prolonged stay in the dark Do you see halos around street lights? These things do not necessarily mean glaucoma, but they may. If you go to your oculist regularly after forty he will test the pressure of your eyeballs as psrt of a routine examination and this warns you in time.

The danger to the middle-aged person with failing vision is that he is likely to try some fool pro-' cedure that avoids treatment by an oculist I have a letter from someone who wanted to know if killing a chicken and putting the warm entrails on the eye would cure cataract But this is no worse than the exercises advocated by Mr. Julian Huxley. I saw a man the other day who had gone blind from glaucoma because he was convinced little, silly eye exercises would prevent it LENTEN REDUCING DIET By Dr. Clendening tr Hoy 500 Cmlfin IREAKf AST Juice of 1 orange. No sweetening.

shredded wheat biscuit cup whole milk. 1 cup eoffee no cream or sugar, LUNCHEON 1 cop oyster stew oysters, make with skimmed milk. 1 slice whole wheat toast or 2 soda crackers no butter or substitute. 1 raw apple. 1 cup tea ne cream or sugar.

DINNEt eojbly. Ado us Bift Hour wttj tur powdM f'SJn. Fill unUl flour Bmk. utterly confused when it is called upon to read, and can make no sens oot of the printed page. Never having experienced any visual difficulty before, it cannot analyze the reason for not being able to keep up with its companions.

And the parents put it down to SON BORN and Mrs. L. E. Eady, of Fernley avenue, Cleveland, are announcing the birth of a son at Cleveland. Mrs.

Eady is the former Miss Evelyn Nicklin, of Zanesville. This is their second child. Local Telephone Service and Long Distance Messages Under 25c, on charges billed on and after May 1,1944 MRS. LEASURE RECOVERING Mrs. Floyd Leasure, of Sonora, Rt 1, has been removed to her home from Good Samaritan hospital.

She is recovering from a recent qperatlon. stubbornness. Child's Sight Defects grtditnu. ARRIVES IV ENGLAND Pvt Floyd Grandstaff has ar It is a eommon experience for an oculist to have such a child brought to him and on asking it to read the letters on a test cnart. QUARTERLY CONFERENCE The fourth quarterly conference of the Duncan Falls charge of the Methodist church will be held at the Duncan Falls schoolhouse Thursday evening.

A covered dish supper will be served at 7 o'clock. A good attendance is desired. rived safely in England, according to word received by his mother, Mrs. Velma Grandstaff, of 1318 Woodlawn avenue. Tax Increased from 10 to 15 And remember, too, Kiiiooo's all.

br aw by Itself is a rich, natural source of the whole grain "protective" food elements protein, the vitamins, phosphorus, calcium and iron! which would require visual abil ity of only 6 per cent of normal, to have the child exclaim: "I don't MRS. SCOTT IMPROVES Mrs. Hubert Scott of Dresden see any letters at alt" It doesn't mean the child is gains blind or Psrtially blind, road is reported improving from a major operation which she re Also Domestic Telegrams charged for In telephone bill, on and after April 1, 1944 cently underwent in Good Samari tan hospital. IN SAN FRANCISCO Mrs. Everett Masters of 606 Tax Increased from 15 to 25 Moorehead avenue has received word that her husband, Everett Masters, seaman second class, has arrived in San Francisco, Average helping any baked, A HOME FOR YOUR FAMILY is one of the things that makes oar Country great.

This association Is helping in its way, to strengthen and continue this great bulwark of American liberty by making loans to you and others to buy homes. Now, we are making loans at 5 on real estate. Come in for more information on how to acquire home. FIRST FEDERAL Savings and Loan Ass'n. 508-510 Main St.

ARRIVES IN ENGLAND merely near-sighted. Poor vision in the old, or middle sged, however, never has this kind of approach. The middle sged man knows his vision is failing because he has a standard of an active life with good vision to compare it by. Of course in the middle aged not one case in a thousand is due to anything but the natural loss of elasticity of the lens presbyopia which glasses will remedy. i Bat that one in thousandth ease may be cataract or glaucoma.

Glaucoma is an increase in the pressors inside the eyeball. If not relieved the pressure may destroy the ptie nerve. This can be prevented in ever 0r of cases if it is discovered early enough. broiled or boiled fish no fried fish. Pfc.

Clifford G. Acheion of Phllo TOE OHIO BELL (A TELEPHONE 0. 3 tablespoons poached cucumbers, no sauce. Celery and lettuce salad vinegar, has arrived safely in England according to word received by his wife and his mother. lemon, or mineral oil dressing.

2 tablespoons rice pudding no ACHESON IN ENGLAND cream or sugar. Mrs. Belle Acheson of Phllo hat 1 small cup coffee no cream or received word that her son, Pfc. sugar. Clifford C.

Acheson, has arrived safely in England..