The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-10-03
Along West Frontier

course at o. S. u, Columbus, Mon
day, In Wildlife conservation
Apollo Morris, who went to Cleve-
land Clinic, Sept 4, and was
operated the 9th for prostate gland
trouble, returned home, Saturday
the 2lst. Last week, he returned to
the clinic, for a check-up, the Gus
tomary procedure following an
an operation of that nature and
performed in the manner now
largely prevailing over the old in
cision method. He formerly lived
at Belle Valley Walter Pete"
Hill of Belle Valley, sustained
superficial injuries last Thursday
(26th) as he was returning with an
empty coal truck from the Cald-
we'll to the Lawrence King strip
mine, near Reinersville. While
driving along 78 between the Har-
mon and Blackburn homes some
thing apparently happened to the
sterring apparatus and ue lost con
troll. The truck performed a somer-
sault and nosed completely around,
landing upside down. The driver
with a few bruises and cuts, eXtri-
Gated himself from a truck that
was almost completely demolished.
The truck was owned by Loren
Gary and driver pete" Hill, was
a former resident of Reinersville
community and is a son of Herman
Hill of Caldwell Clyde Phillis,
61-year-old farmer received a back
injury when alighting from a ha-
rake, Sept. oath AS he attempted
to lump to the ground to open
the gates for passage through of
a team of horses and rake, the
team started and Mr.. Phillis was
thrust against a wheel. He was at
Cambridge for treatment but con-
tinued to be able to be about with
aid of a cane The boys at long
last are coming home from over
seas by the thousands. Pfc. James
Harper. son of Cloyd Harper of
Reinersville, has arrived at his
mothers home in California and
the Reinersville parents of Sgt.
Jerome A. Walters received a gov
ernment western Union" tele-
gram, Sept. 9th, that he had ar
rived in California. Both soldiers
were in Japan, the former at Kobe
and the latter jat Yokohama and
Tokyo The word here is that
T. w. Patterson, well-known bus
mess man of Caldwell, is in poor
health Squirrels of the woods
will now take notice that any
bipeds they see now armed with
? shotgun are peaceahtY nclnCG.
The 28th of September was the
deadline for hunters and a life
line to the bushtails, perhaps.
Dan Cupid on a Rampage
Dan Cupid, the old skipper, who
was reported as lost on the Sea OF
Matrimony has returned to port:
Edwin Harper, who was discharged
from the navy, March, 1916, mas
located Dan. Sometimes this week
he and Miss Genevie MolyneauX,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Huoert
Molyneaux, of Young Hickory, Will
be united in the holy bonds of wed
lock. Mr.. Edwin Harper, the groom
to be. is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Harper of near Reinersvllle
Paul Hopkins, son OF Mrs.
Carrie Sealock Hopkins of Reiners-
Vile section was wed to Miss Vir-
ginia Drake of NeclyVille last
Thursday - Mr.. Richard Stegnor
graduate of Reinersvllle high
school and formerly of UnlonVllle7
section has obtained license to wed
Miss Lila Scott. Mr.. Stegnor is a
son of Ed and Nellie Graham oteg-
nor.
Morton Harper, former mayor Oh
Marietta. accompanied by his sister
Mrs. Mary Grace of Robinson, Ill,
were briefly visiting cousins IN
Reinersville. Wednesday, the 10Th.
Their parents moved to Marletta
from this village in August, 1871.
Their father, ]. M. Harper con
Quoted a store here and after gong
to Marietta helped organize the
former Harper, Davis q baley
wholesale grocery company aS II
was known for several years
Mrs. Martha Hutchins, 8O' OF tIle
village and mother of J. {. Hutch-
ms suffered a blood clot on the
hrain and was in a serious conol-
tion. Sept. 25th, but at this Wrltlhs
is renorted as much improved
NJ and Mrs. Forest Boyd ana
family of Sharon and Mrs Amy
walters. daughter, Rosemary, ana
son lee of this place, visited Mrs.
WaItors's son-in-laW and daughter.
M and Mrs. Arnold Sparks OF
Crooksville route last Sunday
Mrs Martha Phillis of CenterVlllIe3
rooJ who has been clinically Ill
since June 23rd, does not improve
Junior Rohrbaugh, went TO 1asS-
away w. Va, on business, SUNDAY
Don Elliott, of the navy
whose family resides at Relners-
Vile anticipates a transfer IRON
GIenview. Ill, to Dayton Mr.
and Mrs, Ernest Petry moved the
first of this week, from West VII
oinia to the house, here, recenIly
1acated by ]. H. Rohrbaugh
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Trott OF oIo
DRYDEN road, GAINESVILLE, were
sunday guests of Mrs. Eta Alex
ander At a 6-mile-aWay nam
let a man is under $50 bono aWalt.
ing action of the grand jury lol
Illegally operating barber shoP aS
alleged 1t is planned 10 III
mediately move the stone quarry
equipment of Harper & Hopkins IS
from what is known as Fetty
quarry to the Felix Angelo coal
ctrin near Otho where an aouIo-
ance of rock is being uncovered as
q result of coal-tripping operations
on Dale Gilliland farm we
must confess there are radical
changes going on in everythlngL
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