The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-09-05
months in the navy.

Harper, is still at Kobe, Japan, 40
ing MP duty, after about two years
in army of which there has been a
year one-half spent overseas, in
Philippines and Japan. Sgt.
Jerome Walters, who was in the
Philippines prior to VI day, and
went into Japan with occupation
forces, a year ago, was still at
Tokyo at last report, but antici-
pated an early embarkation for the
States. Sgt. Walters is now at
tached to 95th light tank company
with which branch of army he has
been with since training at Ft.
Knox, Ky. Pvt. Hurl Nc
Laughlir, who entered army after
VI day was in Korea at last re-
port
The ReinersvilIe school-bell ding
donged Tuesday morning in unison
with such bells all over the coun-
try. The following teachers COM
prise the faculty: Principal Spen-
Ger Dearth, James Vollmer, Kath-
ryn Hooper, Mabel Gartrell, Curtis
Clark, grades 4-5-6, and Bernice
Rowland Ellison, grades 1928;
Miss Laura Ray, teacher of re-
ligious education. Mrs. George
| (Gladys) Repogle, of near village,
planned to leave early this week
for Baltimore, Md, where she will
reside during a convalescent pc
riod with a sister and take medical
treatment.
Miss Marguerite Ford, after a
brief visit with parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. O. Ford Emma Moore),
! left Saturday evening for Char
lotte, N. c., where she is engaged
in educational work. Miss Ford
taught school in Youngstown, prior
! to going south a year or more ago.
Byron Ray the rolling cor
respondent of Herald, sends us
message by courier. Says he may
hang his hat up in the Beverly dis
patch office. Don't know what dis
position he will make Of his pipe,
but expect to hear of the Beverly
fire department being annoyed by
MANY false alarms. Roll on, Byron,
but remember a rolling store"
gathers no moss. And the moss
is something that lead pencil
won't roll up very fast on a fast
mail tablet, wherever you may be.
Wish you plenty of luck and good
smoking. 1t is strange but the
public thinks writing easy. Every
body should try it sometime. IL
would be great for the edltorS-a
great help or a great hlndrance.
Your column is feature not to be
frowned at, and long may 1t throb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Fryback of
Indiana were guests Saturday OF
Miss Eva Chamblin of village. Mrs.
Frvback's grandmother and Miss
Chamblin's grandmother, Sarah
Posten, were sisters. The grand
mothers were Hills. The Frybacks
also visited Miss Emma Hill at St
Francis hospital, Cambridge.
! Clarence Ford, whose childhood
was spent in Reinersville and ear
w manhood in Caldwell, visited
his sister, Mrs. Jennie Smith, IN
the village, Sunday. He resides at
Dayton.
En- route to Dresden, last Satur-
dav noon. with a truck load OF
baled straw, Junior Rohrbough's
truck was hit at the corner OF
Maple and Locust avenues, Zanes-
Vile, and II bales of siX-tler load
showered over cab and surround
ing streets The striking vehicle
was a dump coal truck. No one
hurt and light damage to RelnerS-
Vile truck. Bad news for the
mavor The mayor" of RelnerS-
Vile is to be fined for mot dis
playing an air-signal with name =
That village can't display the
mayor"
Floyd Lowe expected to return
to his position at Canton this week.
The Clyde Phillis residence
near county border, IS being
painted by Howard and Ralph
sherwood Beware! Watch
YOUR scissors that they don't clip
out any ration numbers. These
clipped numbers may ride INTO
stores on the backs of others, as
may have happened. Lewis
Metz and sister, Miss Elsie, OF
Columbus, were in the village,
Saturday. Lewis is tenant on the
| Sen. James Huffman farm, near
Tunnel Hill, Muskingum county.
He says the junior U. S. senator
from Ohio has been on the farm
, only once since his tenancy.
James Wiley and wife of Car
rollton were in the village Satur-
: day. James is son OF HerscheI
| Wiley and a grandson of Mrs
; Dora Wiley, of Caldwell. Mrs
7 lydia M. (Dora) Wiley, formerly
of Reinersville, now of Caldwell
) celebrated her 92nd birthday ami
-, versary, Aug. %.