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TLE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Thursday. February 17. 1 Tare 46 Kilwinning Notes Birthday Election Board Seeks Protest Plea Signer Midwest Stocks WIONfSOAT. FEIUAr H. 164 BELIEVE IN THE SIGNS OF THE ROAD" Mxt 45 2 64 1 3 4 Arjmirai Feb.

15 4 I 1 i i St I6 Total 5280 427 604 13 :5 1- Accidents Injury accidrnts George F. De Silver, grand master of Masons in Ohio. Jacob W. Walters, an employee of The Enquirer from 1900 to 1922, will make the presentation. He is the oldest member of Kilwinning; Lodge.

Judge Raymond E. Shannon will be toastmaster. President William Howard Taft was made a Mason In 1909 at a meeting of Kilwinning Lodge No. 356. An invitation to that meeting, autographed by the late President will be presented at the lodge's 100th anniversary dinner at 7 p.

m. Friday in the Cincinnati Club. Guest speaker will be 1 Hamilton County Board of Elections reported Wednesday it is seeking to locate an L. Johnson." who filed a protest against the candidacy for state representative from the 69th District of attorney Walter S. Houston, a Republican.

Board officials said the when the board holds its regular meeting, if Johnson" can be located prior to that time. The board also announced that Raymound F. Achten, Norwood safety director, has withdrawn from the race for Democratic state central committeeman. This leaves John A. Wiethe, former Alleg orp Alien le Allied CM us CNI A'um Ltd A irna Am Airl 35 sicner of the protest petition r.epiected to list his or ber address.

The board wishes to locate the signer, so i hearing can be held on the protest. Maurice Allen, deputy director of elections, said the hearing probably will be held at 9 a. m. Monday Democratic county chairman, and James C. Alexander, Democratic Third Ward chairman, in contention for the post.

A protest against the candidacy of Democrat-endorsed Calvin Johnson for state senator from the Ninth District was rejected by the board. K.v REq CIS nape V. 1 Kor.e-re Lac C-as iw Seg team LOF ms 3 L'O VcN i 1- 2 xin Terr -1 i Ira 75 5 1 Ixkl A.r Lo-eS Louis 15 3 1 injured Fatalities 0 i Can Cyan Hosotf A'Pjy At Am Am An AH Am These figures indicate traffic accidents in Hamilton County from midnight Monday until midnight Tuesday. 19 V.iJ-k4' PhO'O .1 5 5 i 04 57 S4 AmT MO'a'n O'l Varnoe Varsh Vaf.i 3 i -2 i 1 2 Air Sr Mvs Ve'Ck -f -vto B-k 5 s.i U' Brew -4 Today's Record Kmvmcnvx Huns -1 i V'o Ad ''o'o a 't -4 vri in rut 1 5 42 I Vit 51 74 li. Nal I'll I i rt 1 i NHve Al Ni I ac '0 i Na- i- i.

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V.cei I austr al rjeur Goc.j I .) "ci tat. I 8 10 a 726 A toi't Ke th i 0 heme aaijent. 30 a 214 I T'l-rcl He-Serf hest rams, Chn-t HO'p 14 0 6007 V.ad son Rd Yarcaret i ide've. i riere 9.45 a rr 3578 Vi-e S' F.vret vverp. hA-trl atta.k General 10 121 Vuxerrv.

c'a Dedton. f.oe- 10 3J am 934 F. VcV -f," C'arles P4rt. a i-eer4 15 3216 Sp'ino john Strei r-cart at'a St. Vary M-25 a m.

2221 L.terlv Ave, Thcim.i' Coyne, he.irt attark je'sh 11-25 a -14 Bo tooo Cf Can War- i f.n. i General. I 1 30 600 St Edna Hus-naoel. ill. Deaconess 2 d.

3580 Readmq Rd Edna Rob- inson heart attack. General. i 2 05 m-1347 Vam James trouble breath, no. Genera1. 3 o.

m. 5481 Garden Vie Dr Eric Montgomery, ill General 4:15 o. -255 Oakmont, Frank Cruber. i ill, Christ Hospital. 5:15 -444 Fa rDanks RjCy Sue sz, iii St V.ary 1 5 20 o.

m. -'316 Crare, Viramia Pnase. found dead, le't at scene. 5-45 m. 301 Ludlo.

Larry Duerher, inmrrd fall. Deaconess 6 10 1843 Jo.eoh.ne. Jarvas Barry ill. Genera', 6:15 o. 1S60 Queen Citv Ray-iond Boliinier doq b-to, 'eft at sLene 6 40 m.

3573 Sa.tv Doud-las miured in fall. General. 6 45 3425 Cardiff, iabeth Vaienttno. fell. Befhesda 7:15 m.

6507 Revere, Susie Havnel, chpt pains, St. Francis. 8:30 o. m-5323 Stewart, Jim Peek, found dead, moroue. 9.30 -320 Cess.

Ernestine WcKie, 1 ill. General 9 30 o. 8159 Anthony Wayne. Fve-Ivn Wilcox, possible stroke. Good Samari- tan Hospital.

9:35 d. State. Thelma Viddle- ton. ill. Good Samaritan.

10 p. Fithian, Lynne Schland. i ill, Christ Hospital. 10 201 Mulberry. Peter Griffin, Co.up Iron wolf I nd Coiurn Gas Comw Ed Comsat Cons Edis Con Foods Consu comam Cont AirL Conl can Conl Insur Cont Mot Cont Oil cont Data Controls Com rrod Cruc Steel Cetre Do Chem tast AirL -1- .3 5u 6- 1 J6 .4 4u 4 48 3- i 52 -I i 33.

-i .4 55 74 4 i.i 14.4- .1 66 b-l i I 4 34 2.1 30 33 4 4 bi 75 1, .4 83 1 60.3 i Cj Nr l- "-i rrn TMi i- 1 i. iin' itrn Terrific sweepstakes buys on 1 RCA WHIRLPOOL washer and dryer 1 1 Jr: "ZZlSI '4t4WaaBgStt iZT I I iim paj fSScSSS" 1 11 ii wmivt ijt II i i 1 tiXraJb' r-' I bMmml I v' ib Jzrzr I 37 6 4 4 Satewv Str 1 St JosLead 50 4-SL NatStk 51 1 S'Req Pao 41 5 7 SanD Imp Sarle GD S-ar Roep Sinclair 58 6 63.1 batn Vale Soconv 9C 1 Lack 12 1.7 trill Pair Sou Cal Ed 37 Cant 186 -V i 30 7 46 4 Fir Char Pst WisBk Southn Co South Pac Soerry Rd Sid KdIIs StdOil Cal 19 7-76 5 791 184- .4 52 .4 54 7 .3 31 .4 42.0-W 27 .1 6 57 6 .1 S'dOil Ind 4 7 4. 79 Ford Mot Fluent Cp uenAm Ir Aniitnt Gen Box Dynam Gen Elect 67 3 StdOil NJ StdOil Oh Std Packg 13 6 Stew Warn 33 7 1 Stuitebak 35 -4 5.1 Sunbeam Sundstid Sunray Ten Gas Texaco 56 5-2 5 43 2-2 31.6 4- .2 23.5 80 3- .4 20 7- .1 Tex Eastn 113 4 1.2 77.1- .7 My 58 5 1U2 98 4 14 0 33 2 0 45 2- .1 31b- 3 36 7- .2 25 2-. 57.7 46 7 4-t Tex Sul 125 4 i 4 Gen Food Gen Mills Gn Motor Gen PCm Gn PubUt Gen Tin Gtlletta Giioden Goodrich GGoody-ear Gan I' -1' Model EPT-14C Gl A 32g4fl RC. WHIRLPOOL 2-speed, 3-cj cle automatic washer SUPER soak for extra grimy clothes 3 wash-rinse temperatures magic-mix filter Washes up to 11-lb.

load SURGILATOR agitator. umk. Automatic Washer Model LPA 550 0 Tex Util 58 7 .7 Textron 43 4 Thiokol 21 412 Thomp JR 15.4 i. 3 TranW Air 69 .4 Tri Cont 24 2 4 Un Carbid 70 4 .5 Un Elec 26.3 .1 Un Oil Cal 57 4 4 2 UOilCal of 77 4-1 Union Pac 444 Unit Air 1175-1 6 RCA WHIRLPOOL 1-cycle, automatic dryer Special Wash 'N Wear cycle Top-mounted lint screen Equa-Flow Tempered-Ueat Lifecoat acrylic enamel Satin-smooth drum. Electric Dryer Model LPE 550-0 ill.

General. 11 o. ni 1 5 1 1 Corvallis. Rebecca lev-inthal. found dead, left at scene.

11:30 p. m. -1106 Broadway, Samuel M.tchell, doa bite. General. 12:20 a.

Wheeler Nellie Meier possible heart attack. General. 12 45 a. m. -4109 Francis Michael tovett, difficulty breathino, Good Samaritan Hospital, 2:50 a.

Mt. Hope, Dorothy Stumeon, stomach pains, Good Samaritan. 3: 10 a. m. -Helen Weaver, ill.

General 3:10 a. Piedmont. Helen Weaver, ill, General 3:20 a. E. Fifth Dewey West ill.

Veterans Hospital. 3 30 a. 742 Clark Mary Francej Allen, ill. General. 4 a.

2330 Chicasaw, Virginia Bow-itr, ill, Rollmans. 4:15 a. W. Ninth Bonnie Shaw, ill. General.

Gt Dred 46 .1 i Grehhnd 21 Gulf Oil 53.4- GulfSta Ut 5 24.4 1.6 US Gyosm 63 3 .4 us indust 20.3 US Rub a A A Hanna Co Hiteman Hein Wern Heller Hrti Holiday In Honeywll Houst LP Hupp Corp Hutt Sash 39 2 .2 52.5 .6 2.4 .2 32 .4 10g7- 1 52 4- .3 35.2' .5 50 4- 6 6- 2 38.41 US Steel Univ Mat 19.7- .3 Univ Pd .4 4:15 a. Lincoln par neai Huqhes. ill V3Q Outstanding sweepstakes value on RCA WHIRLPOOL refrigerator-freezer Now at a rock-bottom price! A brand-new rca whirlpool 11.1 cu. ft. refrigerator-freezer! And look at the features! Huge 109-lb.

"zero-degree" freezer jutomatic defrosting in the refrigerator section Full-width glide-out shelf brings foods out where they're easy to reach Twin porcelain-enamel crisp-ers hold a bushel of fruits and vegetables Super-storage door has built-in butter keeper and egg racks Bookshelf freezer door storage provides finger-tip access to frozen food packages MILLION-MAGNET doors seal in cold. 1V with acceptable trade General. SPRINGDALI m. -State Route ei at Kemoar 39.2 .4 4.1- .1 51.7- 6 66 1- I with acceptable trade III Brick 18 2 walqrn Webcor Wn Union Westq El Weverhr Whirl Co 215 IllCent Ind 79 72.3 qas on road. Road.

Inland Stl 42 3- 41 1 2 39 2 4- .2 White Mof 43 4 .1 381 50 6 83.5 33 2-38 2 Interlk SS Intl Harv Int Miner Int Nickel Int Paper Int Shoe Jef (Elect 1 WHIRLPOOL'S WRITTEN WARRASTY GROESBECK 11:28 a Trafalger sick person. 12:34 p. Neptuna lick person. Children's Hospital. ANDERSON TOWNSHIP 1:14 p.

Newtown Arthur C. Sheets. 69. pronounced dead on arrival of apparent heart attack. ClEVf-S 10 Wis Pw 30 .2 Wis PubSv 20,2 1 Woolwth 29,7 .1 Xerox Cp 240 Yates Am 28 6 Ygst 41.6 .1 Zenith 144 6 2 6 Johns Man 58.1 John 5 t-Kais Alum 46.1 Kerr McG 76.7 -Taylor High School, person 138 D.

to the original retail purchaser of an RCA whirlpool laundry appliance provides that, free of charee, it will repair or exchange, for two years after purchase, any Whirlpool-approved or FSP part, except light bulbs, and, for five years alter purchase, any such part comprising the gear case ol an automatic washer. Any such part must be found to be defective in material or workmanship upon return to Whirlpool by an approved service organization. The selling dealer or his distributor will arrange for dee service for one year after purchase. Warranty voided if appliance subjected to other than normal household use. injured.

HOOVEN 2:28 p. Porter sick person. with acceptable trade Gas Model RNU354 4. 1 I 1 I Model SPU-90 Performance the finest! table-setting RCA WHIRLPOOL Spectacular sweepstakes offer on RCA WHIRLPOOL 30" ranges Hlm Suits Filed COMMON PLEAS COURT A215274. Gail Hattendorf vs.

Ross Hat-tendorf. For divorce, custody of cnildren and alimony. A2I5275. Steve White vs. Delia White.

For divorce. A2I5276. Ruth Scott vs. Norman Scott. For support.

A2 1 5277. Cornelia I. Silverman vs. Jerome L. Silverman.

Same. 21527B. West Side Federal Savings and Loan Assn. vs Charles J. Wheeler, el al.

For $14,690 and foreclosure of mortqage. 215279. Patricia B. Mitchell vs. Ihomas Earrett.

for support. A215280. De ores McClothen vs. Lerov Smith. Same.

A215281. Bert R. Van Horn vs. Jane Sorrell Long. Same.

A215282. Sally K. Fisher vs. Eohriam W. Morris Same.

A2I5283. Comne Wright vs. Robert Wright. Same. A215284.

Francis Cook vs. Elliot Cook. Same. A2152B5. Hiram and Lois Proffitt vs.

Monte korter, et al. For $8197 damages. A215266. Stanford Goodman vs. Robert R.

Steuer. For $50,000 damages. A2I5287. Liberal Savings and Loan Company vs. Betty J.

Verdon, et al. For $8420 and foreclosure of mortgage. A2 15288. Adel Miller vs. Raymond W.

Miller, for divorce. A2I5289, Robert Montgomery vs. Oliver Martin for $15,000 damages. A2I5290. Htldreth M.

Childs vs. Albert T. Ciulds Jr. for alimony and custodv. A2 15291.

Kathleen Windsor vs. Arthur C. Amdsor. For divorce, custody of children and aMmonv. A2I5292.

Charlotte Brvant vs. Charles R. Brvant. For divorce, custody of children and alimony. A2I5293.

Bernard J. Klatch vs. Egbert and Ruth Chitwood. Appeal from Municipal Court. A215294.

Millicent K. Hmes vs. Howard M. Hmes. For divorce- A2I5295.

Dons New vs. Robert 0. New For atimonv and custody of children. A215296. Carol L.

Carr vs. Jerry Baum, For aniuillment of marriage. A2I5297. Guslav Krailler vs. Shirley R.

Krailler. For divorce nd custody of children. A2I5298. Security Savings and loan Comrany vs. ojbn Wilson, el al.

For $11 850 and foreclosure of mortoaqe. A215299. William H. Parker vs. Edna F.

Parker. For divorce. A2I5300. Annette Da'ton vs William G. Dal'on For divorce and custodv of child.

A215301. Reichhoid Chemicals. Inc. vs. Cipro Cincinnati Industrial Products Company For $8390 on notes.

A2I5302. Willie Morgan vs. Beatrice Mc'OoO for divorce. A2153C3 McK.niey Tav'or Prcto" Ba'. For $1250 damages A215104 H.iqhe' Personnel.

Inc. vs James F. Phelps. Appeal from Municipal Court A2I53C5. Doris Durham vs.

Harold Durham For divorce and alimony. A2I5306. Centra! Trust Company vs. Robert w. Osborne Jr.

For an iniunction A215307. f.tv of Loveland vs. Runvan. et al. For appropriation of real Feature packed 2 full-size spray arms provide high-pressure jet water action, scour every dish No pre-rinsing or scraping Six automatic pushbutton cycles Self-cleaning filter Choice of colors Just $10 more buys Model SPC-300 in Over The Counter Stocks WEDNESDAY.

FEBRAURY 16. 1966 Following quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers. Prices identified bv an are National Life Inter-dealers quotations and do not include retail markup, markdown or commission. Div. Bid" Ask Aeronca of $10 par 5.4 6 4 do $20 11.6 12 6 Airlift Int 14 2.0 American Actqretjate $1.25 35.2 37.0 Am.

Fin'nc'l (ex-stock 12.7 13.1 B.ack Clawson 18.2 20.4 Cambndqe .44 8.6 9 6 Carrhaqe Mills 21.6 23.2 Cincinnati Insurance $170 72 0 On ti Economy Drug $1.75 36.0 38.0 Cm'ti Enouirer $1.40 26.6 Colonial Stores $1.20 25.5 26. 1 Emery (ex-diy.) .50 31.0 32.0 30 debentures 250 0 Frisch .60 15 3 15.7 uen Life Wisconsin .60 5.6 6.0 (r-en Industries 6.3 6.7 Jerjens $1.00 25.2 26.0 1 1. Corp 1.5 1.7 Life Insurance Ky. 33.0 34.0 Lunkenheimer $1.30 29.4 30.2 toa.k Snut i .72 10.2 1 1.2 Midland Guardian .60 13.2 13.6 Widw'tn Indemnity .50 17.0 18.0 National Food Prod 26.2 27.0 art Corp. .20 26.0 28.0 Richardson $1.40 30.4 31.0 Scripos-Hw'd Broad $1 20 34.4 35 2 Sorg Paner .50 14.6 15.2 oo 5' dd 88 0 Vu an .50 10.0 11.0 dopf $3 00 65 0 do 4Vj pf sOi 75.0 Williamson 9.4 10.4 fex-div.) "5214 24 0 BANKS '2 Central Trust $1.40 35.2 37.6 Fifth Third Union Tr.

Si. 10 30 2 32 0 first Nat. Bank Cm. S2.0O 59 2 60.2 F-rst Nat. Bank Cov't'n $1 40a 42 0 Provident Bank S2.00 69 0 Southern Ohio Bank .80 35 0 38 0 Heooie Liberty Cov't $125 24 0 LIVESTOCK WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16.

1966 CATTLE -Receipts 450. calves 100; hardly enouon of any class for adequate market tests, few sales slaughter steers aid heifers moderately active, strong. Cows slow, averaging about steady, bulls steady. Steers and heifers: low choice 950-1000 lbs. Steers $26 50.

Few good 850-950 lbs. $23-25, standard Holst'ins $21-22; package choice 900 lbs. heifers $25 50. good 725 850 lbs Cows and bul's: Utn'itv and commercial cows $16 50-17 50, canner and cutter $14 16 50; utility and commercial bill's $19-21. Calves: Veale's very Oow 51 2 lower; few choice $32 36, good $26 32.

stadard $20-26. 1700; barrows and gilts only moderately active, 35-40 cents lower, sows steady to 50 cents off. Barrows and gilts; No. 1-2 190 220 lbs. mixed No 13 190-220 lbs.

$27 75-28 25; No. 2 3 240 260 lbs. Sows: No. 1-3 325 450 lbs. No.

2-3 500 650 lbs. $23 50-524 50. Boa Steady to 25 cents lower, 200 lbs. $23. SHEEP Receipts 100, few slaugb'er lambs steady, ewes steady to $1 hiqber; choice ano prime 85-95 lbs.

woolert slangnter lambs $28-29; culls to good wooled ewes $6-13. ODD LOTS WEDNFSDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1966 NtiV YORK iAP' New York S'ock Exchange reported tne odd lot transactions by pnncina1 dealers for February 15: Purchases of 690.306 shares: Sales of 605,603 shares including 4010 ihares sold short. Assets: $19,803,000 Reserves: 1,907,500 Disposable aluminum oven liner (opt.) Lo-Temp oven control Mealtimert clock Radiant-heat broiler Balanced-Heat oven Up-front controls I'eaturino; griddle-in-the-middle. Sweepstakes prices on RCA WHIRLPOOL freezers Pick a smart upright freezer or a compact chest it's your choice at one low price! The upright is only 26" wide, yet holds 277 packages of frozen foods, the chest holds 292 packages.

Both keep foods "zero-degree" cold and have porcelain-enamel interiors. Same fine features plus portability, front-loading convenience and maple top Portable now, built-in later. Mm $117088 11 lit? mritn acceptable trade Take Your Choice Model KI'V-llCor ('host Model ECH-10S 169 6iV TmC Model SPC-300 iWIMiiMiitiii)jja Sir LcaMm Better than Prices optional with dealers. No purchase is necessary to enter. Sweepstakes Contest is void where prohibited or restricted by law.

Prize winners are solely responsible for taxes, delivery and installation costs. estate. A215308 Same. A2 15309 Same vs. Alva Stiver, et al Same vs.

George I. Park, Al il. if iiiv resii et a'. Sdme. A2153IO.

Same Dravo Corporation, RCA WHlRlPOOt Anptrancfs nrp Prr.4ri nl wt-lrlryx-i Operation, Benlon Hnrbor, M.ch.gan Trartpmarks fc and RCA used by authority ni trademark ovwwr. Radio Corporation ol America. SEE YOUR NEAREST PARTICIPATING RCA WHIRLPOOL DEALER TODAY! et al. S-ime. A2 153H.

A'ma Westerkamm. Admn. of the Estate of Michael Westerkamm. vs. Villaqe of Sormgdale, et al.

To declare ordinances unconstitutional and tor an iniunction. A215312. B'ust, Eit'. of the Estate o' Ha'old Blust vs. First National Bank of Cincinnati For $7900.

A2153I3. Ronald Maness vs. A Klier, Admn. BVC and David Hummel Buildmq Appeal. A215314.

Hazel Connolly vs. Thomas Connolly. For divorce. EVENDALE G. E.

S. 10270 St. Rita's Ln. Phone: 772-1363 MARIEM0NT Howard Hdwe. 4200 Plainville 271-5106 OPEN END MORTGAGES FAIRM0UNT MONFORT HFir.HTC Bigner Appl.

TV Belkraft Home Prod. North Rpn-I f. Wil Fork Prt The Fhone: 251-1 522 Pi'Onp: 662-4466 Hi SHARONVILLE Ross TV Appl. 3120 Creek Ave. Phone: 71-3839 Zayre Corp.

1 '661 Princeton P.ke Phone: 772-1910 Steinbergs, Inc. TnTnuntv ShoDDinq Center Phone: 771-7300 WESTERN HILLS Steinbergs, Inc. Wntprn HilK P'aja 481-2200 Swallen's .5495 Glpnwav Ave. Pi.cne: 922-3000 I 1 MP COVINGTON, KY. Edw.

P. Cooper Furn. Appl. 501 Madiion Ave. Phone.

431-1402 NEWPORT, KY. Finkelman's Furniture Appl. 52 West Ninth St. Phone. 291 3304 HILLSBORO, OHIO Williams Sales Service Rural Rout.

r5 U.S. 50 WILMINGTON, OHIO Wilmington Appl. 105 North South St. WINCHESTER, OHIO C. R.

Roberts Son Rural Route 2r2 FRIENDSHIP, IND. Louis Stegemoler PIERCEVILLE, IND. Schroeder General Store MADISON, IND. Plaza Furn. Mart 525 Cliltv Dr.

Phone: 273-3737 U-Save, Inc. J12 W. Mam St. 265 4915 LATONIA, KY. Furniture 12 W.

Southern Phone: 431-0152 GEORGETOWN, OHIO Georgetown Furn. Phone: 278-3282 S. LEBANON, OHIO Econo Fuel Bottled Gas Co. 355 W. Pike St.

MAYSVILLE, KY. Williams Bros. Appliance Co. 30 East Second St. Hhone: 564-6691 MILFORO, OHIO Davis TV Phone: 831-6425 HAMILTON, OHIO A.

Brown Furn. Co. 119 South Second St. DOWNTOWN Steinbergs, Inc. 633 Walnut St.

Phone. 241-1880 Julius Tennenbaum 635 Vain St. Phone. 241-5540 Furniture 1039 Central Ave. Phone: 721-3007 Longstreei Inc.

312 E. th S'. P'-one 42I-42J7 COLLEGE HILL Baumer Reddert 5904 Hamilton Ave. Pnone: 541-4466 HYDE PARK All Home Appliances Madison Rd. Phone 321-8049 Zayre Corp.

Hvrie Park Plae Phone: 321-395 WARD FAIRFAX Swallen's '700 Wonder ke HARTWELL Ames Distributing 8i76 Vine Si. Pho-ie: 821-8660 NORWOOD A-l Appliances -Vm9 Mort'iCfrv Ri. Friore 5312 JO 1 Steinbergs, Inc. 4629 Mnntqnmpry Rrl Pi. one.

631-2030 Appliances of aucusta, ky. Norwood Augusta Farm 4rsi rVnntoomerv Rd. Innnlv JUppi KENWOOD Steinbergs, Inc. Kenwood Plaza Phone: 793 1650 LOAN BUILDING CO. 1440 MAIN ST.

421-9143 "Fret Customer Parking" MEMBER HDERAl HOME lOAK BAN SYSTEM OHIO DEPOSIT GUARANTEE FUND CURRENT DIVIDEND WRITE OR PHONE FOR "SAVE BY MAIL" ENVELOPE Whirlpool Southern Ohio Sales Division, 10501 Terrace, Cincinnati, Ohio Phone: 895-8804 at. ax A irjftaj if.

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