The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-05-30

or there. [ also understand that
with two deeds to the property, legal
complications COULD ensue.
LLOYD KING and Dale Renner,
members of this years graduating
class, have enlisted in the u. S.
army and will be called around June
IL.
BILL RICHCREEK, Charles Gump,
Fred Cox, Jerry Weekley, and Rich
ard Merry, also seniors this year,
have made application for jobs on
ships transporting UNRRA food
stuffs to Europe.
DANA REED, a member of last
years fine Redskin basketball team,
will arrive in Caldwell around June
3 for the summer vacation. He has
been attending Greenbrier academy
in West Virginia.
Eek CLARK, another member of
the same team, has been spending a
furlough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Clark, Caldwell. Eek re-
ports back to Fort Lewis, Wash,
early in June with II more months
to serve before being discharged.
RALPH SEFFENS, third member
of last years team, has been play
ing basketball in Germany, accord
ing to word received by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Seffens, Of Cum
berland street. Ralph, who is a
member of "B" company, 10th arm
ored infantry, played his old posi-
tion of back guard while stationed
at .Rsgensburg, where a basketball
league was in operation. He is now
located at Kitzingen and writes that
he has seen Ralph Davis at Wurz-
burg, Ralph Radcliff at Ansbach, and
Shorty Starr at Nurnburg.
THE NEW ATHLETIC FIELD is
shaping up as rapidly as possible, in
spite Of the incessant rain, with the
high school boys going quite a bit
of the work 1t is hoped to be
seeded and possibly ready for use
this fall.
SPEAKING OF RAIN, do you
realize we've had rain every day
this month with the exception Of
three days? But wait until mid
summer when we need it or want it..
Oh, brother!
HELEN BATES, employed at Stell-
fox's, discovered a new way to get
pair of nylons recently. She found
a purse belonging to Mrs. Cora
Bowling, and upon returning it, was
rewarded with the nylons.
THE FISH SUPPER, sponsored by
the Fish & Game club, was a huge
success according to all reports
from those in attendance. The club
hadn't planned on making money on
this venture, in fact it cost them
$22.80 to put it on, but all members
agree that it was worth it. An
itemized account of the supper re-
veals the following figures: 217
tickets were sold for $217; the fish
fryer received $28 for his work;
Buckeye Stanley $40; the fish and
cost of getting them here S66.8O; the
ladies of the church 60-cents per
plate plus sales tax or $125. Total
cost $239.8O minus receipts of $217
leaves $3.50 as the amount which it
cost the club to put on the enter
tainment.
JOHN JAMES, Frank Radcliff, and
R.W. Parks represented Noble coun-
ty at the district hearing on possible
revision of the game laws, held at
Cambridge on Sunday, May 10. Sew
eral resolutions were adopted to be
carried to the state hearing in June.
TWENTY FIVE delegates were rep
resented at the hearing with the fol-
lowing resolutions voted: A uniform
squirrel season from Sept. Is to Oct.
/ carried unanimously. Rabbit sea-
son from Nov. Is to Jan. with the
same bag limit carried unanimously
Raccoon season from Nov. Is to Jan
Is with daily bag limit of two and
season limit of 20, carried FL to g.
Running of coon dogs be prohibited
Is days before the opening of coor
season lost by a vote of to 8. Car
ried unanimously we're resolutions te
survey the skunk situation IN Ohio
and that the season on all fur bear
ing animals be the same as raccor
except the fox. Motion to close the
pheasant season for two years los1
3 to II. Putting quail back on game
bird list carried Is to 8. A motior
to prohibit setting traps in the
open where domestic animals coulo
get caught was defeated 10 to IL
Carried unanimously were motion:
to run pheasant season from Nov
Is to Dec. L; open season on deer
both bucks and does, from Dec. l tx
Dec. 10 in Jefferson, Carroll anc
Tuscarawas counties; special deer
hunting license be used to pay dam
age anywhere in state done by deer
district four be placed in the inter
mediate duck zone; district four op,
pose registration of firearms. A
motion to put fox back under the