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Evening star., 1946-09-14
LOTS FOR SALE (Cont, J

M-ACRE WOODED HOMEsITEs, stream
on property; Bradley Hills section, Bethes-
da; dai; Sd,50o-s2'0oo per acre. For appt..
WooDMooR-Excellent building sites in
best section of beautiful Woodmoor, most
gop'ns gopTsI planned in the silver
sisned homes were built and sold promptly
prior to Pearl Harbor; 20 to 125 It. 'front.'
colesviile I'd as low low as 81 45o. Only "a a
tsw psons lett Plat and literature on request,
n6Ss phSns ,6 for appt to inspect GEORGE j.
necticat ave. lots. 4oxi ok 50 e" each: h Very very
a desirable residential section: near stores
& PHELPS, MA. 5000. l411 K st. NV;
ONE ACRE BUILDING SITES. in nearby
s6o-aere deveopment where s"saii careful sile pisn
ming and protective restrictions assure in
cressingly high values and freedom from
nupe mss sns om S5
Shopping Ger ter. in Silver Spring area; %
minutes, drive from downtown. Priced from
than cents per square foot. including
fne paved roadway. with no assessments
OF any kind; cash or terms; literature and
plat on request. GEORGE J. MOSS, Real
aTrENrIoN. sERvIcEMEN-Twenty beau
tifully wooded lots for your selection in Be
ton; facilities in: viii design and build
your home on lot of your choice. For ap-
pointment, WI. s751; ewes, Sun, OIL.
BEAUTIFUL WOODLAND, adjoining Green
wich Foi est in Bethesda. Md.-These so
homesites possess every requisite for your
permanent home of tomorrow. Sizes range
from 50xl40 feet to y acre. Prices from
81 ,057. Restrictive covenants insure this
community will retain its present refined
and highly desirable environment. You
won't find SIS attractive and reasonable lots
anywhere in suburban Washington. All
utilities are now available. Convenient to
buses. shopping, schools and several coun-
try clubs. You must act now to take. sd-
VANTAGE of these exceptional values
CAFRTTZ. I4th and X SITS. NV, DI. 9oS0
GREENWICH FOREST-A few large beau
tifllly wooded lots available in this charm
ing. hiohly restricted. well-known commu-
nifty: streets and utilities are all avail
able Prices from $500: Homesites are 2.
acre to "a acre. Convenient to bus, shop
ping. schools, and country clubs. These
values won't last. Select a lot now for
your home of tomorrow. Taxes low. CA
FRITZ. l4th and X sts. NV, DI. 9oS0
30 LOTS OF Il ACRE OR LARGER in
Whitehall on Bradley blvd, Bethesda, Md.
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
Herbert r.. Blackburn
To Hold "Open House"

All farmers who are interested
in the production and growth OF
hybrid corn are invited to attend
the "open house" being held next
Tuesday afternoon, August 13, al
400 o'clock, on the Herbert R
Blackburn farm in Brookfield
township.
The open house is being held in
conjunction with the tour to the
GAINESVILLE experiment station on
this date. On their return from
GAINESVILLE, the group will make
their last stop at the Blackburn
farm. Arrangements are being
made to serve homemade ice
cream.
The Blackburn farm is recog-
nized far and wide for it's growth
of hybrid corn and all interested
farmers in the county are urged to
accept Mr.. Blackburn's offer of
hospitality next Tuesday after
noon.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
BroOkfield Clubs
Raise Camp Quota

County agent Floyd n. henderson
stated today that the Brookfielc
BOYS and girls All club have raised
their quota for the construction OF
Piedmont camp and they are the
first in Noble county to achieve
their goal.
The clubs quota was $75 or S.
per club member and a total of $50
has been turned over to the Exten-
sion service and deposited in the
camp fund.
Piedmont camp is being built for
use by All clubs of seven counties
in southeastern Ohio and other farm
organizations. The quota for each of
the counties of the district is based
on the club enrolment.
Agent Henderson said that most
of the clubs have been holding ice
cream socials, parties, cake walks,
etc, in order to raise money for this
fund.
The Brookfield boys and girls
have sold sandwiches, ice cream,
cake and soft drinks at the parties
which have been held in the Brook
field township school house.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
REV. N. S. casio
Returned TO
LOCAL PASTORATE
Rev. r. B. Maxwell,
Formerly of Caldwell,
Named District Supt.

Rev. Milford S. Casio, popular
minister at the Caldwell Free
Methodist church for the past
three years, has been returned to
the local charge for his fourth con-
secutive year. Announcement of
his return was made following the
concluding meeting of the annual
conference held the past week at
Mansfield.
Rev. Casio is secretary of the
Noble County Ministerial associa-
ton and active in the religious
work of this community. He has
established a wide circle of friends,
not only within his church, but in
the community as well and his re-
turn signifies this popularity.
Rev. r. B. Maxwell, former
Caldwell pastor, has been named
superintendent of the GAINESVILLE
district and will reside in that
city. Rev. Maxwell was pastor of
the Caldwell church for four years
and during his tenure, the new
Free Methodist church was con-
structed.
Rev. o. L. Orr, Summerfield
parish pastor for the past three
years, was named conference
evangelist Rev. Richard Wells is
the new minister assigned to Sum-
merfield. He goes to that COM
munity from Mt. Vernon.
Rev. G.. A. Hall, superintendent
of the GAINESVILLE district for the
past several years, was assigned to
the Akron district.
Rev. Walter Orr was sent from
Dayton to Montpelier, and will oc-
cupy the pulpit made vacant by
Rev. Harry Bates, who was as
signed to the Byesville church.
Rev. Orr is a son of Rev. and
Mrs. Bert Orr, former Noble coun-
ty minister.
Rev. Harry Bates is a native of
Caldwell and resided in this com
munity before going into the min
istry. He has served the Mont
pelier charge for the past four
years. Mrs. Bates is the former
Gail Neiswonger, of Caldwell.
Rev. Bert Orr is serving as dis
trict superintendent at Gallia.
Rev. John Guffey was reassigned
to the South Olive church and will
also serve in this capacity at Ava.
Rev. and Mrs. Casio attended
the conference last week and re-
turned to their home on East
street, Monday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
Parents Are Enthusiastic Over
Children Picture Offer Of Journal

quality is of vital importance to
a feature, arrangements were made
with specialists in this work. The
Woltz Studios of Des Moines, Iowa,
nationally known children's photo
graphers, are taking the pictures.
These are the facts and the only
requirements. All children in Noble
county are eligible. There will be
no charge of any kind There are
no strings Nothing need be sub
scribed for; you do not even have
to be a reader or subscriber of this
newspaper. If you wish to, you may
purchase prints of your children by
arrangement with the studio when
you select the pose you want pub
lished. But even that is entirely up
to you, for there are no obligations
of any kind-now, then or there
after. Appointments are not neces-
sary. All children, however, must
be accompanied by parent or
other adult
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
Claude Brown Files
Action For Divorce

Claude Brown, formerly of the
Carlisle community and now en-
ployed in Kent, has filed civil action
in Noble county Common Pleas
court, seeking a divorce from his
wife, Iva Brown.
In the petition filed here, Brown
charges gross neglect of duty and
extreme cruely. They were married
at St. Mary's, w. Va, June %, 1886
and have four children.
The divorce proceeding is an
aftermath Of the non-support
charge against Brown, filed by his
wife, and settled last week in Pro-
bate court.
Brown agreed to pay the sum of
$50 per month. Through his attorney
w. V. Archer, he is also asking for
the custody of his children.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
Summerfield Native
Accents Marion Job

Paul Mcbride, son of Pearl Nc
Bride, SIS Cumberland street, Cald,
we'll, formerly of the Summerfield
community, has accepted a position
with the war department at the
Marion engineer depot and has as
sumed his new duties.
Mcbride will be in charge of the
cost accounting, maintenance divi-
sion. The Marion depot is head
quarters for maintenance of the
Second army.
He is a graduate of the Summer
field high school, class of 1886, and
Marietta Business Institute, Mari
eta. He also holds a lifetime mem
bership in the International Ac-
countants Society, of Chicago, Ill.
Formerly employed with the war
department in Columbus, Mcbride
has been a resident of Marion for
the past three years.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
Admission Prices Set
For Noble County Fair

An admission price of 40 cents al
the gate and 40 cents at the grand
stand will be charged this year at
the Noble county fair, August %,
20, and 80, according to an an
nouncement made today by j.
Kyle Walkenshaw, secretary of the
fair board. Children under IL will
be admitted free and all service
men in uniform.
Those attending the fair, who
hold a membership ticket, will be
admitted to the grounds free, with
their car, and any time there after
when they enter the grounds. Any
member of the fair board has
these tickets for sale.
Walkenshaw also stated that a
small number of premium books
were still available at his home on
Cumberland street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
Attorney youns's Car Is Stolen
While He Watches Ball Game

Attorney Lucien G. Young
motored to Cleveland last week to
see the Indians play ball but got
more out of the trip than he had
targained for
Driving 1910 Nash coupe, owned
by his mother, Mrs Mollie Young,
Walnut street the car was stolen
from down town parking lot, Fri
day, and not recovered until Mon
day morning.
In the meantime Attorney Young
had returned to his home but made
another quick trip to the city, when
notified by the Cleveland police
that they had recovered the vehicle.
He was accompanied by Probate
Judge Otto Polling and Sheriff Clay
ton Mckee.
The coupe was stolen from the
parking lot by a soldier, who had
been listed as AWOL for several
months. He later told the city police
that he needed the vehicle to take
his girl for ride" He was appre-
hended when he parked the car on
the wrong side of the highway and
the police made routine check-up.
The young man said that the car
belonged to friend of his by the
name of Mrs. Young but the police
soon discounted this story, after
checking with the main office.
Attorney Young stated today that
officials in Cleveland were return
ing the young man to the proper
Army authorities, where he would
be charged with being absent with
out leave.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
Highway Department
Will Complete Road By
Force Account This Year

State highway director, Perry
T. Ford, in the presence of Gov
ernor Frank J. Lausche, told a
delegation of 20 civic leaders
from Noble Guernsey, Washing
ton and Monroe Counties, Tues
day, that the road from Seneca
Lake into Noble county, would
be built this year and aug
mented this fact with the state
ment that they have under ad-
visement and a complete survey
is being made for the completion
of the proposed skyline drive
to state route 147 at M t.
Ephraim and BateSville.
The state last Friday Incorporated
3.9 miles on the south side of the
lake into the state highway system
and the remainder of this road to
route 566 at Possum in Noble county
is to be constructed by force ac-
count.
This completes the picture for in
terested parties in the entire of
southeastern Ohio, who have battled
for IL years, to gain a direct route
into Seneca Lake from the Noble
county side.
Governor Lausche presided at the
hearing and exhibited a detailed
knowledge of the battle which has
been waged in this section of the
state for roads that would benefit
the entire public, not just a few.
The battle is now over. Noble and
her neighboring counties are getting
the road, which they needed, not
for a selfish reason but because its
construction will best serve this
section of Ohio.
AS director Ford pointed out, the
State highway is always mindful of
this fact that reads must serve many
not just few, and such was their
decision in announcing that the
Noble county access to the lake
would be completed.
Former congressman Robert T.
Secrest of Senecaville was official
spokesman for the delegation, Tues
Gay.
Monroe county residents were
particularly pleased that the "sky-
line drive, was still under consid-
Grafton.
By force account, the state high
way is now going one step further
and will continue this road to route
566 at Possum-all that Noble
county wanted and little thrown
in.
Each and every member of the
20 strong delegation, Tuesday, ex-
pressed themselves as being we'll
pleased with the hearing before the
Governor and left Columbus with
the feeling that the chief executive
and the state highway department
had the best interests of this section
of Ohio in mind.
Last Friday nearly II miles of
secondary roads in the vicinity of
Seneca Lake were incorporated in
to the state highway system, an
aftermath of the hearing held at |
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
Caldwell Author Sends
New Book to Library

A complimentary copy of Hail
to the Jeep" by A. Wade Wells was
sent to the Caldwell library this
week by the author. The book con-
tains an authentic and vivid his
torical record and pictorial history
of the Jeep in World War II. The
book is dedicated to my son, Albert
Wade Wells, Jr., First Lieut.. U. S.
Army, to all his comrades in the
United Nations armed forces
throughout the world, and to the
many men and women on the home
front who toiled to create the Jeep'
Mr.. Wells, the author is native
of Noble county, and is the hus-
band of Josephine Cain, daughter
of Doc Cain who was a resident
of Noble county for many years.
Mr.. Wells is now engaged in the
publication business in Arlington,
Virginia.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
Club Tour Planned
To Observe Projects

A All club tour has been planned
by Floyd Henderson, county agent,
to visit as many of the county Here
ford calf club projects as possible
in one day. The tour of inspection
will be held Friday, Aug. 9 and all
club members, club advisors and
families are welcome to join the
party.
The group will leave the court
house at $50 a. m, and the first
stop will be at the home of George
Hurst in Belle Valley. The tour
itinerary will then be as follows;
Billy and Thomas Urdak, Mary Ruth
Stiers, Betty Stiers, Dale Hedge,
Richard Manifold, picnic lunch at
the Roadside park, Mervin Adds,
Cecil Brown, Dale Lothes, Eddie and
Francis Miller, Andrew Archer,
David Ayers, Elaine Archer and
John Cutler.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
Ray NJ. AnkrOm Dies
In Automobile Crash

A telegram has been received
from the commander of the naval
air hospital, Corpus Christi, Texas,
stating that Ray M. Ankrom, GIN.
&c, USN, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ankrom, Quaker City COM
munity, was killed in an automo-
bile accident on August 3. Full
details of the accident have not
been received.
A navy veteran with almost six
years of service, Ankrom was a
member of the crew of the USS
West Virginia during the attack on
Pearl Harbor in December, 1941.
He served A months on the USS
Salt Lake City in the Southwest
Pacific, participating in numerous
naval engagements from Australia
north to the Philippines.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08

at is grand idea," seems to be
the consensus of opinion voiced by
parents, throughout Caldwell and
Noble county. 'It certainly clicks
with me-" said one modern mother,
who plans to bring her youngsters
to The Journal special children's
photographer in the Fish & Game
club, over Madge's Specially shop,
on Saturday, August II, from l to
D. m. She was not indulging in a
pun, either.
That parents, generally, welcome
the idea of seeing their little ones
picture in print is evidenced by the
enthusiastic response to previous
announcements in these columns.
Here is the story:
The Journal wants a photograph
of every youngster in this trading
area for publication in a forthcom-
ing feature titled "Citizens of To-
morrow" Since uniform size and
good Photographic reproduction
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
Petition Filed To Sell
Summerfield Parsonage

A petition has been filed in the
Noble county Common Pleas court
by trustees of the Summerfield.
Perryopolis and Sarahsville circuit
of Free Methodist churches, asking
permission to sell the parsonage at
Summerfield.
The trustees, who are Ray Win
dom, Nina Fowler, John Grimes, S.
C. Brown and Blaine King, ask
permission of the court to sell the
property which is located on lot
2 and in Gibson's addition to the
town of Summerfield.
The petition further states that
it will be sold to Robert J. Morris
of Summerfield for 100000.
Attorney w. V. Archer, Caldwell.
is representing the plaintiffs.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
FARM PROGRAM SET UP

H. c. Secrest, chairman of the
ION the job training program for
the farmers stated today that all
prospective enrollees should obtain
their certificates of eligibility as
soon as possible. Those who have
not done so should make applica-
ton Immediately at the office of
E. E. Cunningham, service officer.
1t will be necessary to have a
copy of your discharge papers and
if married, a true copy of the mar
riage certificate.
The school will begin in the very
near future.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
Caldwell Amusement
Company Dissolved

The Caldwell Amusement COM
pany was dissolved last week and
the two theatres in this community
will henceforth be under separate
management.
The Roxy theatre is owned by
Mrs. Mena Fliehman of Woodsfield
and in the future, she will assume
active management of this enter
prise. 1t will continue to maintain
full time schedule of pictures.
The Noble theatre on North
street will now be open every eve
ming and the weekend, under the
management of the owner, Chester
E. Huprich.
Mr.. Huprich formerly managed
both theatres.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
Aid To Children
Increasing Here

Aid to dependent children is or
the increase in Noble county, ac-
cording to the records on file al
the office of Auditor Ray McVay.
For the month of August. over &c
mothers will receive $687.00 to care
for their dependent children. the
majority being under 16 years OF
age.
In the same department, checks
totaling $152.00 were mailed out to
care for the blind pensioners.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
Berne Homecoming
Planned For August IL

st. MichaePs church (Carlisle)
at Berne, Ohio, will hold their an
nual homecoming and picnic on
Sunday, August 18th.
Festivities will begin at 10 o'clock
in tn e morning and continue
throughout the day. A chicken and
beef dinner will be served from
11:30 to 2 o'clock and from 4:30 to
6:30. In the evening, besides the
usual amusements, there will be a
dance with music furnished by the
SmithbergerS fine orchestra.
The pastor, Father Donaldson, and
the parishioners of st. Michaels ex-
tend cordial invitation to the
general public to attend.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
Rainfall Light In
County During July

Only 3.85 inches of rain fell ir
Noble county d'Iring the month OF
July, according to the figures re-
leased today by Frank Burlingame
of Sharon, who recently returned
from the Shriner's convention al
San Francisco, Calf.
The greatest amount of precipi-
tation in any "a hours was 1872.
There were II clear, 10 partly
cloudy, and four cloudy days in
the month.
High temperature occurred on
the eleventh with the mercury
leveling off at "a degrees. The low
was So degrees on the third and
9th days.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
Marion Township Farm
Brings High Price

The Franklin farm in Marion
township, consisting of HASA
acres, was purchased at sheriff's
sale Saturday morning by J. o.
Tilton, of Pleasant City, for $4,575.
1t had previously been appraised
at $4,000.
The Franklin farm was sold in
the partition action of Harry B.
Snyder against Inez Franklin and
Clarence w. Snyder. Deputy Sher
iff Harry Merritt was in charge of
the sale.
Tilton is a contractor and the
deed to the farm was made out
in his wife's name, Mrs. Minnie
Tilton.
The farm was considered impor-
tant from the timber angle.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
Noble County Road to Seneca
Lake TO Be Built, Following
Hearing Before Governor Lausche

Senecaville two weeks ago.
The roads accepted are located
on both sides of the lake, the north
side beginning at Senecaville and
continuing to a point in Kennons-
burg, Noble county. The south side
is located entirely in Noble county
and will be known as state high
way No. 999, consisting of SO
miles.
Among those in Columbus on
Tuesday were Ray Elswick and
Harry A. Semon, both of Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
Revival Meetings To Open
At SarahsViIle, August II

Sponsored by the Sarahsville
Free Methodist church, a gospel
tent meeting will open in that
community, beginning Monday,
August IL, and continuing for two
weeks or longer. The meetings will
be held near the old fairgrounds.
Rev. OIL. Orr will be the evan
gelist in charge. Rev. Richard
Wells is the pastor and they will
be assisted by other visiting min
listers.
Meetings will be held each eve
ming at 800 o'clock. Sunday school
will begin at 2:30 p. m, followed
by the worship service. The pub
lie is invited to attend.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
Grand Jury Hears
New Cases Wednesday

The May drawn grand jurors
were recalled this week by Judge
L. B. Frazier and convened Wed
nesday in common pleas court to
hear and investigate several new
cases.
Grand jurors recalled for duty
include: M. o. Engle, Helen Wat
son, Irvil Mckee, H. B. Wilson,
John McPeek, Eta Jane Colley,
Mary Iams, F. w. Davis, Frank
Boley, Glass Powell, Bessie Daw,
Ellis Rutherford, Ruth Johnson,
Ethel Moore, and Raymond Nc
Kee.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
TO RE-SURFACE STREET

Preliminary work has been
started on the improvement of the
lower east section of Main street,
beginning at the home of Mrs. H.
D. Beymer and continuing to the
dead end. Hirsch is the contractor
in charge.
The project, which includes sur
facing this section of the street, is
sponsored by the local council and
property owners.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
RETURN FROM BRAZIL

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Nichols
have returned to their home in
the Dexter City community after
spending the past two years in Sac
Paulo, Brazil. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Nichols were teachers in that
country.
Mr.. Nichols returned to the
States due to i'll health. His wife
is the former Sarah Ogle.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
ITALIAN BRIDE VISITS
WITH DUDLEY RELATIVES

Mr.. and Mrs. James Hill, of Can
ton, were guests the past week at
the home of Charles Brown in the
Dudley community. Mrs. Hill is
believed to be Noble county's first
Italian bride. Her husband was
reared in the Brown home, but is
now employed in Canton.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
MIXED DANCE PLANNED

A mixed dance will be held at the
VFW hall on West street, Saturday
evening, August 10. Burns orchestra
will furnish the music. A $500 prize
will be given for the best hoe down
or tap dance exhibition. The public
is invited.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
EN- ROUTE WEST

Mrs. John Bolog and Miss Mable
Gordon, West street, are en- route
to Los Angeles, Ce1if., where they
will spend the ensuing month Wis
iting with relatives and friends.
Miss Gordon's parents and brother
are now located in the west.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
TEACHER HIRED

Miles Stevens of Buffalo town
ship was hired Monday evening as
the new coach at Sarahsville high
school. He will also teach history
in the high school. Clarence Car
ter is principal for the ensuing
school year.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
RETURN FROM CANADA

Attorney and Mrs. Leo Carter
and son, John, returned to their
home on Belford street, Sunday,
after spending the past several
days in Canada, where they en-
joyed fishing trip.