The Mansfield Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 11

fSECOND MANSFIELD JOURNAL 'OUT OF THE DARK" very liuiimn, personal article by Itiioth TarkjiiKlon will be in tomorrow's Journal. Von will find it decidedly intercHting. CLASSIFIED ADS MANSFIELD, OHIO, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 19:52 SPORTS AND COMICS By Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb I ELLA CINDERS An Insurance Program. jtjca i i i 1 1 I'D SUGGEST V. VILLAGE FAIR ARRANGEMENTS ARE COMPLETE ENVOYS FLOCK TO DEMOCRATIC STATE CONFAB -r' TjT f.

-V lOHUSHLt lt lAKH i MOW IT'S. OKAY, BUT lNbU'-iAJM(fc II TO BE SERIOUS ABOUT THIS I COULD YOU LIKE THIS UP WITH IT MOST 00 vOu IT'S NOTHING MORE ON A HAT WEDDING, AND I DON'T KNOW I BE SLUNG ENSEMBLE IT'S )l OP IT IS GONE i UK.E IT I TMAN A DERBY THAT WHAT FOR? HOW I'M GOING TO ESCAPE INTO A JUG MY GOING -AWAY 1 ALREADY jff GREW UP in SOGETY I -y rA WE'RE GOING TO BUY I POO. WHAT OUTFIT i-ll I YOuVL NEED INSURANCE 7 yOU BUY PART Of TWE GBOCERY STORE TO INSURE HOUR. HAT AGAINST I STALE EGGS ANCIENT TOMATOES, BAD APPLES I Loudonville Announces Program for Annual Street Event. LOIDOXVILLK, Aug.

13. "We'll be seeing you," will one more he the slogan for Loudon-ville's annual street fair to be elks start picnic PAIR FACES CHARGE held Oct. l-fi through th operation of merchants, the state of Ohio, Ashland county rommis- sioners and residents and offi-j rials of Richlsnd and Holmes 'counties, who. hecause they live near here, are taking an active if necessary, Simms returned to bis house and called sheriffs. Deputies Frank Robinson and Glenn Freeman went to the farm and nabbed two of the quintet as they were leaving the corn field wiih two sacks filled.

The others OF STEALING CORN daughter, Mrs. Fred F. Flder, S2 Arlington avenue. Mr. McNeal had made his home here for several weeks.

Ho is survived by two daughter, Mrs. Elder, Mrs, Laudia Scheetx ot Rlissfield, and two sons, W. R. McNeal and T. M.

McNeal, of Flushing. Funeral sirvices will he held at 2:. 'to o'clock Sunday afternoon In the Rlissfield Kvangelical church. Rev. Cope, of Flushing officiating.

Burial will he made In Rlissfield cemetery. EX-BLISSFIELD P. DIES AT MANSFIELD W. H. McNeal, 76, Succumbs at Daughter's Home.

W. H. McNeal. Tfi. former post-masier at Rlissfield, died ot cerebral hemorrhage at 1:45 o'clock this morning in the home of bis Deputies Nab Two With Sacks fled, and were sought Friday by I part.

Ashland, Richland, Wayne, Holmes and Knox counties will have exhibits, mostly ot livestock. The usual 4-H club exhibits of Ashland county will bo on display and concessionists and amusement men have been hooked for one of the largest al-i ractions in the history ot th fairs. sheriffs. R. G.

Horner, arrested at North Main street Thursday evening by Detectives Lee J. Ttemy and Kdgar W. Rnbisnn on a warrant. sigtiPd by Christ Tony and Lodge Member To K.njoy Chicken Dinner at Park Fete. Members of the Klks lodge were busy today preparing for the annual lodge picnic at the G.

R. 1'. park this afternoon and early evening. Members will sit down to a chicken dinner at p. m.

which will follow horseshoe pitching, bowling and other outdoor activities. One of the novel features of the picnic will he a domino tournament directed by Frank Beverstock. PLAN CHURCH STAG FETE Men of the First. Lutheran church will hold an outing at the Frank Rlack farm Saturday afternoon and evening. There will be a baseball game between the Sunday school's A and tPams.

Supper will be served at the close of the baseball game. W. O. Loomis. secretary of the group, is in charge of arrangements for the affair.

County Joins Trek to Buckeye Capital for Opening of Ohio Campaign. Democrats from Richland and sin TnundinK counties today started the trek to Columbus to at-tpnd (hp state ronvpntinn which opens this evening in Columbus auditorium, moving tomorrow afternoon to the lted Birds' base-ha II stadium for thP address of Coveinor Franklin P. Roosevelt of New York. Approximately party adherents from Mansfield and olhpr i oinmunities of this district, are expected to he in the stands at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon when Dip Democratic president ial nominee, sounds the opening shots of his campaign. County loleal ion.

The TJiehland county delegation which may jinmher five hundred men and women will carry banners and pennants marking; this county, the homp of Henry Rrunner, chairman of the stale com mil tee, who was larcely responsible, for brineing the New York governor to Columbus for the closing session of the plate meet ing. TwentyViix delegates and alternates from the. county left, for the convention today to attend the opening session this evening. Chairman Brunner will formally open the conference and with other party leaders will explain the purposes of the convention. To Adopt I'latfofiii.

A stale platform will be adopted and candidates for presidential electors chosen. Utile dfssention over the platform is anticipated by party leaders who favor adherence to the stand taken in the platform adopted at the, national convention in Chicago. claiming threats on the part of I Horner, has his rase continued In court, this morning. He pleaded not guilty. at Trimble Road Farm.

Caught by deputy sheriffs who lay In wait, for corn shuckers to lpave the premises of Robert. F. Simms, Trimble road, Jean Kyle and Weldon McCulloiigh, hoth colored, faced charges of Rtealing corn valiiPd at $2 and pleaded not guilty before Municipal .1 it R. E. Hutchison, Friday morning.

Hearing was continued until Saturday morning. Simms started nut to the flplds at. 11 p. m. Thursday night when he heard voices, and sighted a party of five shucking corn and filling burlap sacks.

Although prepared to stop them with shotgun CURTIS, GARNER HOLD INTEREST Activities of Vice Presidential Candidates Overshadow Running Mates. (Continued From Pane t) prohibition views they may profess to detect on camparison of the Hoover and Curtis position, is to be expected. Their own candidates are plelged to repeal both personally and by platform. To complicate the vexed picture of the place, prohibition will have in the election, Bishop Cannon, contributed from Switzpiland where he is traveling, his awaited statement as to the Hoover prohibition views. He charged the president had "surrendered" on prohibition enforcement.

Like the convention of the Women's Christian Temperance I'nion in Seattle, which predicted the rise of a new party, the bishop saw only in the congressional elections a place for advocates of federal prohibition. Speaker Garner sought to refute during his New York visit the rharge of radicalism raised in the east by Republican spokesmen. It. was promptly Teitprated from the newly established Republican general headquarters In New York City. TIRF.

IMMAGF, SLIGHT Fire starting from an Plertric hot. plate left on by mistake, set fire to some clothing In a house owned by Will'am Vrabrl, 52 Daisy strept, .1:24 a. m. today. Firemen reported little damage.

ran urn. mini iiuiffln Un ill Let's introduce you to some great lingerie values! Are Here At Lower Than Ever Prices Extraordinary! Fitted Crepe Slips French finish rayon crepe of excellent I lie mi umim i pimii. urirgft-j More than that. Republican! plans to throw Secretaries Mills and Hurley Into the Maine state I Iff campaign which terminates 12. were disclosed.

That will ha the first, real test of the -lection. Complete assortment of brown, and Mack kid, suedes, satin and Marsella clothes. $.98 to $3-98 On the. Democratic side, plans! for a Roosevplt, 21-state swing' through the middle, north and southwest and the Pacific coast In September were announced. Before that, how ever, vhi ho quality.

Rian rnl In fit ntnnntlily. Dainty lace trimmed or tailored Mylen. Nicely fin lull eel with flat nrrow otrapi. Straighl or 'V in while, tearons or hVh. Sizeo 34-44.

Extra nir.ea Democratic candidate will say in Tj answer to President Hoover atj his speech tomorrow in Colnmhns was the next major scheduled All Style Heel. AAA To F. Widths Pumps Straps Ties event, ot the campaign. With that speech, the Democratic presidential drive will be fully launched. President, Hoover's personal campaign plans are yet to be disclosed in detail.

Slips II REMAINING SUMMER SHOES Whiles, Blondes and Patent Military, and high heels. tell them hy the (ro I a t'a how well the women like then lipn. Made with deep hem and dainty hem-Mitrhrd top in pink and whit. Sires 34 44. tion to tne convention win lie without the leadership of fi.

A. Baer, chairman of thfi executive committee, for the first, time in many years. For Mr. Baer is in Mansfield General hospital where his condition Is reported to be CMi'ually improving after several wc'ks illness. wtornpy George H.

Blecker, appointed chairman of the local r.iin nization to arrange a delegation for the Columbus meet-i has a large supply of tickets fi the aridresR of Governor Roosevelt. There will be no charge for admission to the stadium, hut. seals will be reserved inasmuch as statp officials are expecting a capacity crowd of several thousand persons Saturday afternoon. Huses Chartered. Ruses may he rhartered by the Hlchland group for the trip to Columbus and plans are being made to provide transportation for everyone desirous of attending.

Similar plans are being complete! in surrounding counties, where Morrow, Crawford. Huron, Ashland. Knox and Holmes county Democratic, leaders are arranging to head large delegations lo Columbus Saturday afternoon. Gallon Democratic leaders held a meeting in the city hall last night to form plans for attending the meeting. Residents of Gallon will "steal a march'- on Democrats planning to greet the presidential nominee ThP Big Four passenger train hearing Governor Roosevelt.

In Columbus will stop in that city for a short tinip at o'clock Saturday morning and Hip New York chief executive is expected in greet crowds at thP station from Hie rear platform of the train. OFFICIALS DISCUSS ALIGNMENT OF ROAD ARCH SHOES Brown and Black Kid, in all wanted styles. A A to FEE. Sizes to 9. Good Built in "Arch" Combination Ijists.

Si -98 and $2-98 I Worth more! Women's Brassieres REDI-PAKS Modern sanitary pads of soft, fluffy cellulose fibre in fine gaur.e. Rounded ends. Super-absorbent and easily disposable. The til most is comfort, and protection. Box of 15 Ugc fpiift stvle "bra" made of lovely DEATHS FO I Ribb Folmar who lived the tear oT 54 High strept, died Thursday night at General hospital, after an illness of four weeks.

He had been employed at Humphryes the past three years. He was born In Alabama. May .10, 3 902. Besides his wife, at home, he is survived by his parents In Alabama, three brothers residing there, two sisters In Flotida and a sister in New York. Funeial services will be at Mt.

Harmon Baptist church Monday at 2 p. with Rev. Thomas officiating. Burial will he in Mansfield cemetery. Arrangements are in charge of the Geiger funpial home.

PRKXTICK Mrs. Celia Prenlice. died early this morning at her home. 97 12 Fast Sixth street, after an ness of three months. She was horn In Wilmore.

but, has been a Mansfield resident one yea r. Besides hpr mother, Mrs. Over-street, of Wilmore, she is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Josephine Blakey, Betty and Mattie Prentice, all of Mansfield, and Mrs. Florence Boaler of Wilmore.

The four sons surviving are Arthur and Fllliam of Louisville, and Theodore and Men's New Fall Oxfords Designed for the man who cares, new French and English toes. Brown or black. mlinii and SraHi of nrvle lo fit every finre. Sie Yard Goods For Children's School Clothes SCOUT PRINTS Snuirt Gay an (I only Rayon Crepe flenuine Goodyear AVHt ConKtriiction 10e liety of patterns at. a new-low price.

Vd. RAYOX REMNANTS DRESSES Including fine quality taffetas valued to 35e yard. 19c Idenl for undergarments, yd Robert of Wilmore. The body will be taken to Wilmore Saturday morning. Services and burial will be held there Sunday afternoon.

Arrangements are in charge of the Geiger funeral home, PLUMBERS OF MANSFIELD TO ATTEND STAG PARTY A delegate of Mansfield plumbers will spend Saturday and Sunday in Cincinnati attending the Robin Hood Shoes For Boys and Girls Are Better KUMSON PERCALE Just fine time marvel thear pnorl lonkino well marie drew Ii Plans for Butler-Frederick-town Project Progress. Procedure with plans on alignment of the Bntler-Frederickfown rr-hd was set for an early date a county com ni isisoners were clearing up right of way titles Friday, It. was announced. Straightening; of the road-was planned by the stale highway department when it took over th route from llo county last ear, Howard Sword, resident engineer of the highway department, said today. Actual road changes will extend for a distance of approximately a quarter mile.

Since the state pays for no rights of way, county commissioners were computing arrangements with property owners for doi, nl ion of slight portions of land where changes are planned. F'iday commissioners were com-fciring with two property owners, cr.niesiing the tipfps-tjty of for even per inl of th" property donated. 15c in. sn prints in a wide range of New low price. Shoes that are made In wear.

StylPd in Straps or Oxfords. ITrna Wack Hroirn Aoit stag party of Master numbers. ALL RAYON TAFFETA MOST COMPLETE LINE IN THE CITY 29c with wliite cuffs and neck, adorn Hirnts. Sizes 14 to 20 and 38 to 44 A gorgeoiia 40-inch material which speaks for itself. You'll want some of this.

The affair was arranged In honor of K. B. Klein. Cincinnati, recently elected president of the National Association of Master Plumbers. Local plumbers who will attend are: Chester G.

Crilchfield, president of the Mansfield association: W. K. Antrican, Charles Hoffman. Henry Denis. Frank Frielchen.

Chsrl- V. Rirker and C. Kd Millitizton. Yd. oBbertgShoetore 57 N.

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