The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-05-23

rural precinct in that county, and
by the way, is nursing some sore
| spots.
Complaining had been held in
almost complete allegiance in this
region up to May 21st. Rain and
unreasonable weather responsible.
Between Jupiter Plurius, Al Falfa,
and John Lewis, farmers are on the
| spot.
State highway. maintenance crews
of 78, in this locality, were busy last
Thursday evening and Friday re-
moving trees which a storm care
lessly left strewn on such highway.
Trees were uprooted and limbs de-
tached. Branches sprawled across
porches and yards in Reinersville
village and a large evergreen tree
fell across the late DR.. E. D. Rex
house above Woodgrove. The home
is now occupied by Fred Shuster.
Dale Grandstaff entered veterans
hospital at Chillicothe, the 18th.
It's strange railroad men will
"walk-out" when they are furnished
passes.
Legerdemain: He turned his farm
over and there was the coal. He
tried turning it back and there it
was-hole.
Harry Collins, "a, and a Noble
countain with a minimum of birth
! day anniversaries for one of his age,
was in Reinersville last Friday.
Born Feb. 90, 1872.
Columbus papers state that a di-
vorce was granted there, May 10,
to Betty Elliott from Denzil Elliott.
Curtis (Bus) Mclaughlin and
Charles McMannis of Reinersville
are employed with John Hurst, road
constructor, in a project at Harmar,
near Marietta.
Everything stays up but fellows
chin, in these times.
A defect in the engine of the
Rohrbough feed mill in Reinersville,
nearly caused blaze, last Thursday.
Many in this locality, while not
being familiar with the features of
Dwight Wiley in last weeks Jour
nal, were impressed with it because
of a friendship for his father, who
keeps the village in bread.
Howard Blackburn with material
from a razed barn On Bates farm,
near Cumberland, will erect barn
on farm occupied by him at Wood
grove, replacing one destroyed by
fire.
Pvt. Galen Glines, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Glines, of near Reiners-
vile, was home on Is day fur
lough.
Pvt. Robert Reed of Washington
state arrived at home of wife and
which is also the home of parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lynn Reed, in
northern Manchester township, May
Is. The soldier is on a furlough.
The Reinersville schools officially
close today, May %. The bacca-
laureate sermon was delivered May
19 by Rev. Carl Hicks of Malta. The
! commencement was held May p,
with w. R. Irvine, dean of Marietta
college, delivering the address.
Next to Magnetic Springs, this
village can show more rheumatism
to the (foot) than any other dot on
the map.
Gerald Parks arrived at home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Parks, north
east of Reinersville, Tuesday, May
Ia. Gerald, had been abroad over
two years, six months of which time
had been spent in civilian service in
Paris, France. He received his dis
charge from army in Belgium. His
entire army service here and abroad
was approaching a tenure of four
years. While abroad he married a
Russian lady by nativity and she
was expected to arrive in New York
Sunday, May 19.
William M. Smith of Reinersville
received painful injuries to a side
recently when he fell at his farm
home while carrying a couple of
pals, one of which contained eggs.
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