The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-07-11

the l947 Frazer automobile, grand
prize at the July 4th celebration,
sponsored by the Caldwell Booster
club.
Mrs. Yontz held ticket number
1897, which was the first drawn
out of the hopper by George Phil
pot of Summerfield, who presided
at the drawing.
Norma Harper of Akron, held
ticket number 18440 for the second
grand prize-a 1916 Frigidaire re-
trigerator. Mrs. Harper is the for
mer Norma Gardner of the Three
Forks community.
Noble county treasurer Ira PRYOR
held number 1882 and won the
$3.50 Spartan radio.
Arthur H. Rich Of Senecaville.
teacher in the Caldwell schools,
won the $4,000 bicycle, with ticket
4101.
1t will be noted that all the grand
prizes went to local residents. All
other prizes donated by the mer-
chants went to residents, scattered
in practically every township of the
county.
The prize winners, the prize re-
ceived, and the merchants donating
same, given in the order they were
drawn, are as follows:
Helen Ehlermann, Caldwell, $4,000
vanity dresser set, donated by D. B.
Stellfox and SON.
Francis Sailing, Dexter City, $12.95
electric numeral clock, donated by
Brady Miller.
Roy E. Mallett, Caldwell, $3.50
Reynolds "4O0' pen, donated by
Gillespie drug store.
Ben Field, Quaker City, $1,000 hot
point electric iron
c. E. Woodford, Akron, $1,000 in
merchandise, donated by Gray's
store.
Okey Caldwell, Caldwell, $1,000 in
merchandise, donated by Hills store.
Wesley Sears, Caldwell, formerly
of Batesville, $1,000 in cash, donated
by ElsWick Insurance agency, G. R.
Farley & Son Insurance agency,
Schafer Insurance agency and
Frank Reed Insurance agency.
Ivan Ramage, Caldwell route 5,
$1,000 permanent wave, donated by
Mildred's beauty shop.
D. S. Lewis, Millersburg, $1,000 in
trade donated by Tarleton's coffee
shop.
Lynn Ditch, Caldwell, $1,000 in
merchandise, donated by James &
Quick.
Irene Hickman, GAINESVILLE, $1,000
cold wave, donated by Hazards
beauty shop.
Ben Sorg, Caldwell, $1,000 gaso-
line book, donated by Norval Robey
company
John Gutrich, Warsaw, $1,000 in
merchandise, donated by Lorenz &
Sons hardware.
Roney Powell, Marietta, $1,000
cold wave, donated by Eleanor's
beauty shop.
Norval Hill, Cambridge, 1895
canvas hammock, donated by the
Canvas Products Co.
Ruth Schneeburger, Dexter City
1oute 2, 1895 electric door chimes,
donated by Clark & Barnett.
DR.. l. L. Fulk, Byesville, 5000
flourescent kitchen light donated
by J. w. Evilsizer.
Gail Gessel, Macksburg, $1045
electric iron, donated by The
Journal.
C. M. Schafer, Caldwell, $500
value, wash, grease, summerize
transmission and differential, oil
change and filler-up with gas,
donated by Christopher & Clark
service station.
F. w. Ferguson, Caldwell, $500
chore boy milk can truck, donated
by Don Nichols cream station.
Ann Sabanos, Cumberland. 100
New Hampshire cockerel chicks,
donated by Noble Hatchery.
Herschel Harper, Reinersville,
$500 value, 5 gallon V. E. P. Mara
thon oil, donated by Dean A. Reed
Sales Co.
Helen Morgan, Quaker City, $500
tinted portrait, in x 10 frame,
donated by Ralph Teeters.
Mike Macenko, Coal Ridge, $500
value, 2 rolls mulehide roofing or
cash, donated by R. c. Moore plan
ing mill.
Mildred Henry, choice of best
straw hat in store, donated by w.
c. Wehr clothing store.
William Glidden, Caldwell, one
dressed hen turkey, donated by The
Caldwell Produce Co.
Donald M. Wilkinson, Cambridge,
$500 value, one case Golden Shell
Motor Oil, donated by Emil Archer
service station.
Edgar Love, Caldwell, $5.95 card
table, donated by McVay Furniture
store.
Roy Davis, Caldwell, $5.95 fog
light, donated by Farmhouse Chew
toilet company.
John Sklenar, Belle Valley, $500
in merchandise, donated by Chas.
w. Hawkins store.
Myril Carr, Cumberland, $500 in
merchandise, donated by Beatrice
Smith millinery.
Alice H. Williams, North Canton,
$500 in merchandise, donated by
Lena Alters store.
Media -Griggs, Dexter City, $500
in cash, donated by First National
Bank.
Walter Harper, Dexter City, Elec-