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    Service News NAMESTIFFIFrick, honew MuiCV J,it*ilJack (Hosey) Williams, son of ha(| appoMr. and Mrs. Harry Williams of120Brenner Ct.t was recently pro-moted to corporal while servingwith Headquarters Co. of the765th Transportation Railway Bat-talion in Korea, A 1950 gradu-ate at Harding High S c h o o lwhere he participated in footballand basketball, he entered theservice on Sept. 18, 1952 and ar-rhed overseas last March 28. Cpl.Williams, who is presently spend-ing a seven-day Christmas recup-eration leave in Kobe, Japan, wasemployed at the Erie DieselShop here prior to entering theservice.Nancy Anne Pendteton, hospitalapprentice, USN, is spending a

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    WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1953 THE MARION STAR. MARION. OHIOPAGE?

    PupStill in Wett After 9 DaysDespite Scores of Rescue Ideas bod* Say, ft-ffys 1 W(e n n o n f s G r e a t A n n u a l S A L ECARLSBAD, N. M. (IP-Bolsteredby a multitude of suggestions, FireChief Ira StockweU today took his

    turn at trying to rescue a 2-month-old pup from the bottom of a drywater well.Ideas by the dozen were offeredby newspaper readers and radiolisteners.It an began nine days ago when5-year-old Teresa Curtis pushedtwo pups into a hole in her backyard. It'sabout 10 inches wide atthe top and 38 fee t deep.Her cousins, Dan Hardin, 15, andPoe Hardin, 12, rescued one ofthe pups. They lowered a burlapsack and the pup walked into it.But the other little mongrel shiedoff.The Hardin boys have been keep-ing the trapped pup alive by low-ering bowls of milk and cereal.Yesterday a couple of Boy Scouts

    v tried unsuccessfully to drop a ropeloop over the pup and haul him tosafety.New Mexico newspaper and wireservice offices were beseiged with

    suggestions for rescue. One of the'plans came from a woman whosaid:*Send the other puppy down ina basket. The trapped puppy may jbe so glad to see him he'll climbin the basket too."A fisherman: "Drop a piece ofnet the size of the bottom of thehole to the bottom with ropes tiedto the four corners. When hereaches for the piece of meat inthe center, jerk him out like acatfish."One man asked, "Why all thefuss?kick the hole in on top ofhim.'Another offered, "Fill the wel l ;to a depth of two or three f e e t!with corks. Do it slowly so thepup can crawl on top. Then fillthe well .with water so hell floatto the top."Lower a little boy in a stoutpair of coveralls on a rope,' sug-gested a woman, "and et himbring the puppy back."An elderly lady suggested build-ing a lattice work ladder and let-ting the pup climb out.

    C h a i r s f o r C h r i s tm a sChairs; chairs andmore chairs ...chairs of all descriptions. Loimge chairsRok-O-LoksDecorator chairsRockersOccasional chairs. The largestdisplay ever seen in Marion." Shop all of Central Ohio. Compare our prices,ourwide variety. Check our easy terms. This is a Lennon Sale. That meansreal savings for you. We've done everything to make it easy for you to sur-prise Mom and Dad this Christmas. Pick out their chairs. We 11 send them outand you may take up to a whole year to pay the hill. You'll say it s the hestinvestment you ever made and so will the Folks.

    Service News NAME S AIDESTIFFIN, Ohio (* Harry W.Frick, ho wU l be judge of Tiffin'snew Municipal Court, said today heiCV Jit*l ^^*A KXW f j**. ,Jack (Hosey) Williams, son of ha(| appointed Earl L. Bowman toMr. and Mrs. Harry Williams of120Brenner Ct.t was recently pro-moted to corporal while servingwith Headquarters Co. of the765th Transportation Rai lway Bat-talion in Korea, A 1950 gradu-ate at Harding High S c h o o lwhere he participated in footballand basketball, he entered theservice on Sept. 18, 1952 and ar-rhed overseas last March 28.Cpl.Williams, who is presently spend-ing a seven-day Christmas recup-eration leave in Kobe, Japan, wasemployed at the Erie DieselShop here prior to entering theservice.

    Nancy Anne Pendteton, hospitalapprentice, USN, is spending a21-day leave at the ho me of herparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Pen-dletoa, 366 llunin Court. She re-cently was graduated from the U.5 Naval Hospital Corps School,Bainbridge, Md., after completingthe 20-week basic course. On Jan.6, she will report to the U. S.Naval Hospital, Charleston, S. C.,for a six-month tour of ward duty.She has been in the Navy sinceAugust, 1952, and is a HardingHigh School grad uate.Tracing License PlateNo Job for Attorney

    DALLAS, Tex. (#Atty. John P. jGreen, on his way to work, stoppedat a wre ck and noticed the licensenumber on one of the cars wasone issued to a state official.At his office, checking up, heasked his law partner, BarefootSanders, "How would you go aboutfinding out who has license plateNo. SO-128""That's easy," answered Sand-ers, a state representative. "It'smine.**An d that's how Sanders learnedhis wife and baby were in a badwreck, although not seriously in-

    jured.NAMED FOUNDRY MANAGER

    PITTSBURGH OB AlleghenyLudlum Stetl Cor1?, announced yes-terday the appointment of Louis B.Polen as manager of its Buffalo,N Y., foundry, effective Jan. 1.He'll succeed R. J. Bryan, who isretiring. Polen is a native of Scio,Ohio

    be bailiff and Mrs. Nellie Gustaf-son to be clerk.Tile Bath RoomTile Work of All KindsCall or Write for Free EstimateH. K. STONERFINDLAY MANTELand TILE CO.116 W Front St.Findlay, O. Phone 4470

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    There's a reason these chairs remain top favori tes yearafter year. They're unequalled for real honest-to-good-ness rocking pleasure. They can't be beat fo r price, either.Here's more deep, cozy comfort than you'd ever expectfor only $19.95. Put one of these chairs in your home andsee how everyone admires its colorful beauty. Sturdy, too,and you just clean it with a damp cloth.R E G . $ 3 9 . 9 5 R O K - 0 - L O K C H A I R a n d S T O O LSurprise Mom with this fine chair andstool. Watch her smile as she snugglesback in solid comfort, or rocks gently toand fro. Gosh,she'll love it and you, too,for thinking of her.Choose from f i velovely colors in long-wearing Duranplastic that stays fresh and new lookingthrough the years. Save $10.45 now. Only $2 Down

    S A V E $ 2 0 ! C H A I R an d M A T C H I N G O T T O M A N$4(195gulir$69,95 4 9 P a y $5DownYears of ease for Mom or Dad at a b ig $20 savings...a chair they can use for rocking, reclining andlounging simply by adjusting the Rok-O-Lok lever onthe side. It's a king size chair. Plenty of room on theseat that's 21" by 23". You can rest your head backin comfort, too. The back is 36" high. Both chair andthe matching ottoman are beautifully tailored inplastic in your choice of colors.

    Lennon's C h r i s t m a s D e s k Special!SAVE $30! 8 P C. SetHere's a desk outfi t that will do wonders for your home an d it's thri fty, too, at Lennon's special low price. 8pieces fo r less than the ordinary price of the desk alone.The desk is 40 inches wide, 20 inches deep and 30 incheshigh, with seven spacious drawers. Antique Englishdrawer pulls set off its beauty. And just picture themany usesfor writing, fo r children studying, for stor-age of important papers and other items. Add thesmartly styled matching chair, the lovely desk set andadjustable lamp and you have an ensemble you'll beproud to own. Get yours now and save $30.

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    Stop in and see the largest stock of desks wehave ever shown, from kneehole styles rightup to the finest secretaries. They'll do won-ders for your home and at Lennon's lowprices you'll save lots of money. Your familyneeds a desk. Get it at Lennon's and take upto a whole year to pay for it.

    Sew Y o u r O w n ThingsSave leal Money!W I T H A L E N N O N S E W I N G M A C H I N EThe most welcome gift these days for a woman is a good sewing machine.Even if she has never threaded a needle never sewn a stitch a littlepractice after ourFREE sewing instructions and shell be sewing like an ex-pert It'seasy! It's fun! And at Lennon's low prices she'll pay for her sew-ing machine in a few short months with the money she saves. Choose her ma-chine tomorrow from the biggest display ever seen in Marion. Get her start-ed at once. Have her enjoy the thrill of making an outfit for herself or thatlittle miss. She'll sew and save with a fine machine from Lennon's. Surpriseher this Christmas. You may take all of 1954 to pay if you wish. $5down buysany sewing machine in our vast stock.Here's u Setrtng Machine that trill balance flour

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    9 9 9 5PiyOnlyDiwn$2WklyCompare this machine in everydetail with others on the mar-ket selling for $229. Check itssmooth, accurate action, theway it sews over pins, theDeLuxe features you find onlyon the finest machines. Take alook at its low Lennon price.Every thing about this consolemarks it as a real money-saver,no t only because you buy it forhalf but every day you use itmaking your ow n things yousave more and more. There sstill time to say "Merry Christ-mas" wi th a Lennon sewingmachine.

    No Matter What You Want Im A Sowing MachineLennon'x Have It At Money - Saving Price*Lennon's has a sewing machine to fit your needs and yourbiggest selection of f ine , guaranteed se wi n g machines m caables Consoles, Desk Models. On many of them you save one-half. Beat thehiah cost of liv ng . Give your fami ly budget a boost by sewing your own, ttangs.W hy pay more? You can't beat Lennon's low prices. And you just have tohave a sewing machine these days.

    M i s te r ! Y o u r W i fe W a n ts S h e M e e d s a Sewing M a c h i n eI*A The Only All New Machine in100 YearsI M /V You don't Sewonah Elna. You drop in aLINA magic disc and watch your Elna do thework!

    Give her an ELNA - the ightweight portable with thefull size head that sews circles around Other sewing ma-chines. She'll sew like she has never sewn before on herEL NA What f iner , more useful thing could sh e possiblyown? With he r ELNA she can sew for profi t or for thesheer joy of creating lovely things. It's the world's great-est home portable ...the only machine with the magicdiscs" that do your sewing automatically.

    EL NA theIree-arm Portablethat makes anamateur sewlike an expertTo Balance The Family BudgetYou Must Have A Sewing Machine

    There is just no easier way to saveyour hard-earned money than witha good sewing machine. There isno better place in all the world tobuy one than from Lennon's bigselection ...at Lennon's low, lowprices. Just a few minutes trialright here in our store will proveto you that you will pay for yourmachine time and time again wi ththe money you'll save making yourow n and the children's things.Complete sewing and pattern lay-out instructions are FREE wi thevery Lennon machine.Trade n Your Old Machine!

    It's worth money at Lennon's re-gardless of its age or condition.Arrange today to trade it in on abrand new 1954 model electric.Choose from the biggest assortmentof fine sewing machines ever as-sembled in Marion.

    WH Y PAY MOEE? See Lennon's FirstMan y wo me n save $300 a year with a Len-non machine. Choose from the largest dw -f ine sewing machines in Centralto'one-half Choo any

    Uons FREE. We'll see to it that she mastersthe art of sewing and pattern layout We*make her an expert seamstress. Then yougbwatch howmuch money she' IYou'll both be happy. Get her a Lennonsewing machine tomorrow. Surprise herthis Christmas.

    Balance Yow BnJfel With a FaWow KCC"Store bought" clothes for children cost more thanever before But that won't bother you rf you haveA NECCHI.Ev*n if you are inexperienced in sew-tag you can make beautiful clothes for yourselfand the youngsters. On a NECCHI you can sewHke a dressmaker. Your NECCHI does all thework. All you have to do is watch. Come m anap ro v e it to yourself. Try your hand on the new"Miracle" sewing machine.

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    Ho w your and daughter will love this machine!sarsmore ...its smooth stitchingaction, the handsome carryingcase, the positive speed Control all designed to make their sewingas pleasurable and as simple ascan be. FREE sewing instructi onswith every machine besides, sotheyll become experts wi th just afew- lessons even though theyknow nothing about s ewing now.Wh y pay more? Buy at Lennon'sand save money.

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