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MovING PACKING and STORAGE

VETERANS, starting business VIII move
heME seYns MoT1SG ygsGlalty sfnRaGP GE aGPl
and long distance. No Job too large and
f6EDS A6E y3S M9yIsS ssp lei the >. RETURN ga,
moying-day problems; packing, transporta-
ton and storage; many years, of expert
snce e have o1S mage US spec1slists in handlins
tax i over. Phone Il 29s4 or Ii 1859
4s EoIsa RS EqOm new 2l0 eounmept
DAsHiEIt TRANSFER, moving and gen.
service. Cali DE. 9s71 day or night and
VETERANS %i2HouR SERVICE; moving
and and hauling of all kinds, by hour or load
YoTR BEST MovE-BAYNE & scATEs,
INC. STORAGE facilities for household goods
81 2777; evenings. EN-. 1868. i6'
MOVERS, vet owned and operated: all
glh white, yet 4feH help SILVER FLEET LINES.
Ex-GIH S Hauling. Hauling moving. storage: will
move your trunk or your home; special ia
AT YOUR SERvICE-Parcel delivery, fur
nlture, moving, trunk baggage 2f.a& & and , parcel
EDELMAN's MOVING & STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus furni-
stOr., local, long dist. moving. ia. 2937.
THE SILVER STREAK vAN-Moving and
done at nTees ea snd D s
any time. 49,
A. r. SMiTH-Moving and general hauling;
trash removal at reasonable price. Dial
MANHATTAN sTG. & TRANS. Co.-stor-
age gle SDaee syaiable Local mGyng
points. ME. 2O42, 639 New York ave. NV.
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PERMANENT RESIDENT, his wife, daugh-
ter. IL. need 9 or bedroom apartment or
house, furnished or unfurnished, NV. sec
aqs Ext to 5os 4SneGs or EM Hstuza 4as WILSON
see3sn hGnf % an nuEa lease il ss
family wanting permanent residence; ref
erence given; excellent care guaranteed.
Call weekdays. to 8. Ma. 1925, Ext, 2.
SMALL FURN APT. OR HOUSE. vicinity of
Georget0Wn or Conn. ave-; up to $l25
OR 5 BEDROOM HOUSE or apartment,
pr urgently needed
ba preSous Gaa up %
Call HAMER, RE. 67OO Ext. 77Os4 week
days; days 81; 1850 evenings and week end. IS.
have O. b.r unfurn. house at once;
Nd Nd or D. c.: perm: responsible. gN.
3-BEDRooM HOUSE. unfurnished. nearby
Mo. or Va. within committing distance;
family wanting permanent residence; ref;
gvsn TO excel g. ma saFs sss nR
NAVY CAPT, permanent duty. desires 8
10 bous. bedroom furnished Or unIfurnished
LIT: COL. wife, desire or 3 bedrm house,
den Fas Ha chafch Sds VS. 5sn yM g. ch
HNFURSisHED preferred: four NA or Of more
bedrooms; for adult family: care of prop
preferred. but will consider other areas
sf2HH STATE wEi 6EFT Sr0 OFFICER desires 3 le Or
Exgsl, care assured: refs, No. 1851. ia
family, need 3 or 4 bedroom unfur. house;
niy; 14se or Va. prefera0le' will maintain OR.
BRIGADIER GENERAL urgently needs un-
furnished 3-bedroom house or apt, on or
sss9Ts caPT CT 5 AkmS RaSne vs os sas 5as5 is
Georsetown Univ. % Cali itAs Nj. 1000, svs sWitchs
RSafd ssffF G6SAfRAbssMANM S fAsM MH family urgently Zen
PsFma9e1t; saa6 p small shildren. Mr.. ADAMS
e. COAST SfoG GuAkb I'D IT ITsy ycoMDR desires st. two
Sf three w@ 5edro9m S61 house or apt pay up to
q aataTn1shed house Please cali iTfe1sPfa cAPT
HA5fA: kfs GkAz a. ARs4 IaSG OFFICER, wife ls and
REGULAR ARMY CoIoNEL, wife, adult
children; Permanent residents, REQUIRE
BY Sept. IS: Falls Oh. 1851. or RE.
eHlGEAS eH29 n NAyY zayas COMMANDER needs iS B.
ARMY OFFICER, permanently stationed
urgently needs two or three bedroom house,
unfurnished: in Virginia or NV. section;
ARMY DoCToR twalter Reed permanent
duty and wife urgently need furn. or
Cnfurn. house or apt: prefer NV. Ohio
family; refs. LIT. r. L. JOHNSON, OIL 1925
SEVERAL MONTHS RENT in advance:
nurse, teacher and family urgently require
unfurnished 3-bedIoom house in desirable
NV. sec. EN-. 2466. IA
Ex-WAvE OFFICERS. graduate students
and 3 women State Dept. employees desire
furnished house or apartment, NV. section
Call Gil. 605l. 1b'
UNDER YEAR LEASE, without service
clause, in the District or Maryland, 4 bed
rooms, bathrooms. unfurnished. for
Army colonel. wife. girls 7 and 5, COVER
ness, up to 500 per month. Phone owens
h2hO
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

NOW AVAILABLE, at Hotel 2400, two .
bedroom housekeeping apis. $500 a month.
sqt tES ssa5 0edP0m nrHs6
h c. ~ 7sS hS5e ao ifdfs afo fs Nj Nth st
asss s e sRs sRsFs with lffFs
meals ssos sso month R95ih ans 4R S5 yf6 ncqans
DDANBURY ST, sc. section-Girl to share
sn9ther ano Fifi; between 1925; $40 month
fGf 1214 EScEf6 Si SfSf ST. N.w.-rwo apts lSs ss5
mo. each; also double rooms. $50 to S55
VIII VI SHARE furnished apt, near Sc Scott
G.IFsls So 1l9. Nth anotheg gsntlsman Give
1902 ssTd ST. s.E.@Girl It to 0ssa share "a apt.
with another girl; $40 per mo; kitchen
g.H ge.iyils VI 55sstIESeen 5sISeen 20 and 20. Apt. 9$B B,
GIRL 70 share apt. with other girls;
near Washington Cathedral; roof garden,
Avsisbls immedisteiy. pBoSNsss5 BoS i581G star sq
EAGHELoE RACE 1ooI, Double; large bed
ming water: share two baths with two other
men; men; ground @ floor. private entrance. well
hs1 ave ns Ieo BE- 1881 RS Near @lsf and hf4 Mass.
3052 M ST. NV Apt No. 2-cheerful
Sm' Sgx' couple, no children, share lg kitchen:
town sss sPs vi With Al aPo5hs5 Ssss sif 1916
u.
YOUNG MAN to share newly decorated o
room apt. with another man; NV. section;
$40 month. Box 123-D, Star -I3
BUSINESSW0MAN will share small apart
ment with another woman, in frst-class
apartment house, GEORGETOWN; refs; $40.
Boz 56-H. Star.
LADY TO share 2-rm;, kit. and bath furn.
mo. Ii 1914, or Box Ooh, Star IA
WILL SHARE my wel-furnished apt in
Westover with another refined employed
lady; on busllne, 20 min. to Pentagon. 35
min. into Wash: excel. heat, continuous
hot water, unlim phone. For particulars
ehareh eRHFe @ sso4J aJ $40 no answer call NIB f5llS
girl, in Alexandria: good transportation to
airport and Pentagon. TIE. 027a. 14'
MAN to snare bachelors apt. with another
man: two bedrooms. kitchen. bath: S44 for
everything. PETERS, 1412 Quincy W.
WANTED-.one single girl to share apt.
with one other gentle girl, between ages .
and 25; excellent transp. S35 a mo- ref
erences exchanged. 1905 HALEY ter Sc,
Apt 2, of Danbury and So. Capitol St 49,
TWO YOUNG MEN to share luxurious
GEORGETOWN apt: one avail. now; one Oct
each; Reply Box In, Star; 49,
consisting of double bedrooms living
room, dining room. kitchen and bath: $500
monthly on annual basis Apply manager,
TAIRFAX HOTEL ZOO Mass. ave. NV
rooms foyer and bath; hote! service: Daily
IGGE. BASEMENT APT, vic Union Sta
Tor apt closer Wis. ave; $50 max Box
72.H. Star. 14'
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

Colonel, wife. need 2-bedrm; furn. Or
IaAR Fails Raf e5 ehunsS hSase s5sMs t. $3.50 Can
need or 3 bedrooms, unfurnished Phone
RE. 1900, Ext. 6123 l3s
BUSINESSMAN wishes to rent 3-bedroom
furnished house in District or Chevy
ea ehaSf NA ~9f 4a4o f. t2o% Psy up 70 ssfS month
FOREIGN NAVAL OFFICER, wife and .
children need furnished house; up to $500
monthly. Call 1T. DELUccHI. DE. 27s0,
ARMY anS 3S I'm wife and s
t6 MOI, desire or 3 bedroom house,
furn: or unfurn.; up to $3.50 month;
perm duty. CHI. 1888. 49,
VETERAN, permanently located. requires
adds hSase ME- Or $780, Es s
PERMANENTLY ASSIGNED Navy ofncer
and working wife. quiet. nondrinkers,. no
house ne'i lip To- sa viii esse Il
desired CHI. j 500 from 8 to o pm. ~f5
OFFICER, WIFE, child will pay up to $120
per month for 2-bedrm. house, within 10
miles NIL f. Belyor 1oI =. Phens long DISTANCE
IS " sSS Tsip'f VIII consider nad 'ian
NxVAL S S'6f oFFicER Iash wife. 2 children as and
3, and maid, need furnished house UP to
Ss50 mo Call DE. 2730, Ext. 26, between
EXCELLENT CARE taken Of your s-bedrm.
nome II you'll rent to plumbing and heat
ing executives: will sign 3-yr. lease: sub.
Maryland or Northwest D. C. Phone OIL.
MAJOR, wife and child year, desire sub
let furnished house or apartment months.
GAN. Elk. 500. Ext. 27ss. Q TO 6 week
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HOUSES FURNISHED

HOME OF 1 ADULT-A lovely detached
mod. home in close-by Va; rms, gar, gar
den oil heat; most attractively and COM
ADULTS for mos, $3.50 a mo. In advance
will be away 212 mos; then If desired
VIII share longer for less Box 51-D,
Star Ia
1911 MOVES DR., Silver spr., Md-One
bedrm. with share-home privil Neat cou-
pie. Sligo 5049 after $50. $75 per mo.
49, -13
MAN AND WIFE or adults to share furn
: -bedrm. house with one other; 21S South
courthouse rd., Arlington, Va. Open after
D m. Sat. and all day Sun Call Mr.
LUPION. owens 1893 or CHI 2577 -l5
-RM; DET. BRICK HOUSE, completely
VIII rent to reliable party; approximately
Sls0 monthly. Send all inquiries stating
number o. people, and furnish references to
BOX .l3l-G. star. -15
fAIRHAVEN, committing distance to Wash
ms on, Large waterfront house ami,
available immed. Call North Beach 153-
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

GENTLEMAN, middle-aged: D. c. employe.
single room, meals: NV. or Md. suburb;
III. Star "a '''-' Ia.
GENTLEMAN wants single room and board;
near GPO; state price. Box 1910, Star.
2 GIRLS want room, S25. or room and
board. $50; october !; between Dupont
SSlfcle ana Columbia I'd, Call Ho. 6767,
YOUNG MAN. G. w. student. desires be-
come paying guest in home of member of
state Dept. or Foreign Service, during
school year Address CAPT. W. A.
COCkELL, U. S. N, N A. s.. Lakehurst
Evening star., 1946-09-13
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE HOUSE for apt, VIII rent
brick Groom. 2-bath house: corner lot
garage, screened porch; in Silver Spring.
Need 2-bedroom apt. near Conn. ave and
Porter st; or vicinity. 81. 1868. -I3
3 or bedrms, 2Ka baths, in Berkely,
San Francisco area. for 3 or 4-bedrm.
house with 1St-floor bedrm. and bath in
4 ROOMS near Fairfax. Va; rent SEQ a
month; will exchange for or 8 rooms in
South Arlington, S65 or less. CHI 1881
between and pm l5s
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WILL BOARD AND CARE for clean. con-
genial elderly lady in lovely country home;
no other boarders or children: nice, warm
room in winter; good food, milk. eggs and
own meat: MRS. J. o. WOODFORD, Route
4, Rockville, Md, at Aspin Hill
Evening star., 1946-09-13
APARTMENTS UNEURNIsHEp.

BRIGHTWOOD NV rooms. kit, bath:
S65: in apt. bldg; leaving city; ssettled
employed nan and wife only Box 42-H,
ONE ROOM. kitchenette semipvt, bath,
stove and refg.; nr. Soldiers Home; gentle
man only; S35. Call MR.. McDEVrTT, SH
$3.50 Box 43s-B, Star.
COLORED-UNIT BLOCK Of Eye st NV.
1-room unfurnished apt; S45, use OF
kitchen, use Of bath: heat, gas and cleo
trio. furnished: conv. transp; married
couple only; Govt. employees preferred.
Box 4S2-E Star. 49,
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

LADY ARTIST desires room and board on
modern farm situated on river or lake
one hour or less from Washington.
3S-H, Star
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ROOMS FURN.-Mp. 8 VA. tcont.)

ARLINGToN A comfortable room for
young man in house OF two adults; con-
venient to Lee boulevard bus, one fare;
house is situated in q grove of large trees.
surrounded by i've acres Of land. Phone
oxford ala IA
500 HAMPDEN LANE, Bethesda. Md
Small rm and pvt. bath, for girl student,
in exchange for being in the house from
$50 to $40, Mon. through Fri. WI 4a99.
ARLINGTON - Beautiful furnished room,
modern apt; married couple only. Box
1896, Star. is
6605 10th RID. n, Arlington, va.-Fur-
nished double rm. Administer 3340. -l5
TWO NICELY FURN. BEDRMs. in pvt.
home: couple or 2 ladies: breakfast opt:
! So to bus; ref. REQ. Falls Church. AK,
ATTRACTIVE lEe rm for gentleman; pvt,
home; eonven, transp. Phone SH. 9343.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1878 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Large triple rm,
also share rms. for men or women, and also
q double room -15
ARLINGTON, vacancy, close in Clarendon.
GOOD transp., excel meals. GIL. ,2106. IA
1401 10th ST. NV double, ] triple
room for girls; gentleman to share semi
basement room, running water. switch
bocsd; good meals. If
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM with private bath:
also share room for man with another
man. 2107 S st NV. -l5
QUIET ROOM and good board study tables
Tor students; conv. to schools, on 2 bus
lines. MRS K. 14o6 10th st. NV. MI,
VACANCIES for 2 children under 4. i712
B st. Sc. LU. 7610. IA
BEAUTIFUL H0ME-Young lady to share
room with others; pvt. bath, excel meals;
young people; tennis court. OIL 6603.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HoUSE-A few vacan-
cies for girls in this popular euesthouse
specializing in good food and service
Ial2 New Hampshire ave; NV. 10
1852 PERRY PL: (off 14th)--single front;
gentleman; including delicious meals
sI0;75 week; oil heat. DE, 7749
1905 18th ST. N.W-Double room: other
vacancies, good meals Tx
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ROOMS WANTED.

LADY, middle AGED, wishes room in pri-
vate Christian home, assist with light
duties. Box 371-B. Star. -l3
GENTLEMAN, nondrinker, desires nice
corner room with private bath in refined
private Protestant home in Northwest
section. Write Box 479-E, Star. 49,
LIVING ACCOMMODATIONS for Strayer
College students; room and board for girls,
room and board for men, mostly veterans
rooms for light Housekeeping for married
veteran students and wives. Urgent; Please
and F sts. NV, Wash. 5, D. C. Atten-
EX-SERVICE GIRL, returning to school.
desires room in home in NV. section with
family or girls who do not object to a
cocker spaniel. Box 493-E, Star Is"
YOUNG ARMY MATHEMATICIAN and
wife desire furnished room with kitchen
privileges. Box 25-H, Star 13'
QUIET, REFINED GIRL desires room or
share apt. with another girl in vicinity of
Mclean Gardens. Phone WO. 1918.
BY QUIET REFINED business couple, large
twin room with private bath and large
closet: near transportation. Write, Box
APARTMENT OR LARGE ROOM with bath
and gas range. facilities for, overseas vet
Georgetown Medical School Immediate re-
sponse or aid gratefully appreciated. Call
Georgetown Medical School between 9 and
4. co MARTIN HAVERTY
YOUNG LADY, college student, desires
room in or near College Park, Md. Box
CoLoRED D. a. FURNISHED or unfinished
room wanted for employed mother and
DAUGHTER for Ink. DU 0267. Ii.
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

I. LIsEMBY, REAL ESTATE. 300 block 3rd
SE-4-unit apt. three with separate bath
and kitchen. one unit without bath and
kitchen, same unit now vacant and partly
furnished. S1.500 cash desired. Price
S1l 900. NO. 7343. f3'
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Cont
HOUSES FOR SALE (cont. .

This is auh-reverse dropkick 1t
hall
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-02-14
Pete Sarisky Fatally Injured As
Automobile Strikes Five Young Men

Peter Sarisky, "a, Florence Addi-
tion, north Of Caldwell, veteran of
World War II, died early Sunday
morning in Good Samaritan hospital,
GAINESVILLE, of injuries received when
he and four companion, three of
whom were also veterans, were
struck by an automobile Saturday
night, 1000 o'clock, as they were
walking on u. S. route 81, two miles
north of Caldwell.
The injured included: John Saris-
ky, %, brother of Peter, bruises
about the head and body decorations,
treated by DR.. G. HI. Zimmerman.
Sarisky was released only two weeks
ago from a veterans hospital in
Huntington, W. Va, where he had
been receiving treatment for a re-
current attack of malaria.
John S. Kovach, "a, of Florence,
who received compound fracture of
the right leg and back injuries. He
was rushed to the Bethesda hospital,
GAINESVILLE.
Nick Baranchik, "a, of Florence,
prominent truck driver, body bruises
and decorations. He was treated by
DR.. Zimmerman.
John buffalo, 25, of Florence, who
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-02-14

was admitted, to ST. Francis hospital,
Cambridge, with a compound frac-
ture of the leg and severe pelvic in
juries.
Investigation of the accident was
in charge of the state highway pa
trolmen from Cambridge and Sheriff
Clayton Mckee. 1t is understood that
the five, young men had been to the
theater in Caldwell and then loafed
for few minutes at the Stritz junk
yard, situated on u. S. route 81.
Shortly after 10 o'clock the junk
yard office was locked up for the
night and the five men started to
their homes, walking north on route
81.
They were struck by an automo-
bile driven by Warren Oliver, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Oliver, Caldwell.
Oliver was motoring north from
Caldwell and told investigating Off
cials that he was blinded by the
lights of an approaching car and did
not see the men walking.
The victim was son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Sarisky, of Florence,
and we'll known in the Caldwell COM
munity. He was discharged last
October after service with the army
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-02-14
Farm Plans Being
Discussed For 1916

William H. Archer, chairman OF
the Noble county AAA committee,
suggests that all farmers who for
some unavoidable reason have not
talked to their community commit
teeman about the 1916 conservation
program, should do so Immediately.
These committeeman are now at
work in the county explaining the
1916 program and assisting individ-
ual farmers in selecting practices
needed on their farms to maintain
and build soil fertility. They have
with them a farm plan for each farm
in their township.
Only by completing and signing a
farm plan can a farmer participate
in the benefits of the conservation
program. 1t represents a request to
the county committee for approval
of selected practices for particular
farmland no payment can be made
for the performance Of any soil con-
serving measure unless prior ap-
proval has been given by the county
committee.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-02-14

Noble county, in which Dexter City
is located, have been dead for several
years.
Mr.. Pryor's two sons and his
brother at Wewoka, DR. F. C. Pryor,
accompanied the body to Ohio for
burial.
"Bill," as he was affectionately
known by many of his friends, Or
Judge" as he frequently was ad-
dressed in recognition of his record
as a lawyer, came to the Indian ter
ritory in 1906, locating at Konawa.
He had studied law in the offices of
a widely-known Marietta attorney
and while completing preparations to
take the bar examination in the. new
state of Oklahoma, taught school at
Konawa, continuing his law studies
at night He was admitted to the bar
at Ada in 1903 and opened a law of
flee at Konawa. He was Immediately
named city attorney.
His vigorous and fearless prosecu-
tion of violators of the ordinances of
the town of Kanawa led to his being
petitioned to run for county attorney
of Seminole county. He was elected
and took office in 1910, serving two
terms. From all parts of the county
he. was solicited to run for a third
term, but declined and instead estab-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-02-14
Gold Star Mothers
To Form Auxiliary

Believing that recognition is de-
servedly due to them, Leo f. Carter,
commander of the Veterans Of For
eign Wars post in this county an
nounced today that the Gold Star
mothers were being asked to form an
auxiliary unit to the VFW.
All Gold Star mothers will meet in
the patriotic room of the courthouse,
Thursday evening, Feb. q, to perfect
the organization and start the ball
rolling to a live unit There are
about so ELIGIBLE in the county.
William Rucker heads the commit
tee of eight appointed last Friday
evening to supervise the repair of
the club rooms in the basement of
the new VFW building on West street
and the meeting room on the third
floor. Repair work will start immed-
lately.
Commander Carter pointed out
that Frdav evening of this week has
been designated as "work NIGHT.
Vets are asked to don their cover
alls and report for little manual
labor. Members will be asked to de-
vote one evening per month to this
project.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-02-14

in Europe. He was a member of St.
Philomena Catholic church, Caldwell
Surviving, in addition to his par
ents and injured brother, are three
other brothers, Michael, jr., patient
in the Fletcher General hospital,
Cambridge; George, of Ambridge,
Pa, also a veteran of World War II;
Paul of the home; four sisters, Mary
and Agnes, of Cleveland; Emma and
Helen of the home.
Military rites were held Tuesday
morning at 900 o'clock from St.
Philomena's Catholic church, with
Rev. FIR. Pekalla, Rt. Rev. FIR. B. J.
Mates of Fulda, and Rev. FIR. Pick
ard of Lowell, officiating. The mill
tary escort was headed by VFW
commander, Leo Carter. Burial was
madeR in Mt. Olivet cemetery, Cald-
we'll, in charge of the Estadt funeral
home. Taps were played by Marvin
P. Wood.
All ambulances from Caldwell
were rushed to the scene of the acci-
dent Saturday night, and removed
the victims to the various hospitals.
Full liability was covered by the
Oliver family.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-02-14
Wayne Jennings
Loses Life In Fire

Fire which swept a small apart
ment in Tiffin, Ohio, home Sunday,
resulted in the death of Wayne Jen-
nings, So, a World War | veteran
and native of Caldwell.
The fire started in a clothes cup
board, according to Fire Chief Ralph
R. McElheny, who said a cigarette
probably started the blaze. Jennings
has been employed by the United
States Glass Co.
A son of the late Eugene and Effie
Neiswonger Jennings, he was born
and reared near Caldwell. He had re-
sided most of his life in this COM
munity and for a number of years
was an outside contact representa-
tive of the GAINESVILLE Times Recorder.
Surviving are one sister, Mrs. Les
ter Heron, Playground street, Cald-
well, brother, Bernard Jennings of
Chattanooga, Tenna., and stepbro-
ther, S. V. Springer of Caldwell.
Mr.. jennings only son, 1st. 1t.
Charles Jennings, pilot in the Air
Force, was reported missing last
June, in a mission over Two Jima.
The body was taken to the McVay-
Schilling funeral home in Caldwell
and was later taken to the home of
his sister, where final rites were
held, Wednesday afternoon, Intern
ment was made in Olive cemetery.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-02-14
Florence Should Have
UninCOrpOrated Signs

In order to eliminate the continued
loss Of life on U. S. route q, north
of Caldwell, it has been suggested
that unincOrporated signs be erected
for the communities of Florence and
Maple Heights on the highway.
Erection of these signs would reduce
the speed limit to 35 miles per hour.
In both instances, the villages
proper are situated off the main
highway and some people might
point out that it would be unethical
to erect such signs.
When lives are involved, ethics
should be thrown out the window.
Erection of these signs might not
solve the traffic problem, but it
would be the first concrete step in
the right direction.
The township trustees could meet
the expense, which would prove very
nominal.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-02-14
J. S. Harris Gets
Press Recognition

Jess S. Harris was among the pub
fishers honored Friday at the jubilee
luncheon of the Buckeye Press asso-
citation, held in the Deshler- Wallick
hotel, Columbus.
All publishers of weekly news
papers in Ohio, who have been in
the game for more than so years, re-
ceived recognition. Mr.. Harris has
been publisher and owner of the
Noble County Leader since 1884.
Three weeks ago he suspended pub
lication for an indefinite period.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Estadt and
John d. Wheeler represented The
Journal at their convention.
The Journal also received state
recognition for their issue of Nov
20, 1945, pertaining to the dedication
of the First Methodist church in
Caldwell.