The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-20
Caldwell Band
Will Accompany
Team TO Toledo
POst-SeasOn Game
Will Be Played
Against Holland

All roads from Caldwell and vi
cinity are leading to Toledo, Lucas
county, where the much discussed
post-seaSon game between the Cald-
we'll Redskins and the Holland
eleven will be played at Devilbiss
stadium, before an estimated crowd
of 1000 fans this Thursday evening
at $50 o'clock.
The game was arranged through
Robert Maxwell, formerly Of Cald-
well and now a teacher at Holland,
and members of the Caldwell athle-
tic department.
1t was the concensus of opinion
that members of the snappy Cald-
well high school band, under the
direction of Marvin P. Wood, should
make the trip and the necessary
funds were raised in record break
ing time by contributions from local
business men and ardent band en-
thuSiastS.
The goal set was $35000 but the
drive ended in only two days, 60
ing over the top with total amount
of $456.75 subscribed and paid into
ll1S lOllO. SOllSStlOt1 lS1 .
were maintained at Ralston'S drug
store.
A Greyhound bus has been char
tered and the band will make the
trip via this route. They will per-
form, as usual, at the half time in
terval.
Heading the list of contributions
was a check of $50 from the Noble
county Chamber of Commerce.
Others who gave that the band
might make this unusual trip in
clude:
Brady Miller, $1,000; Harry Sc
mon, $1,000; Roe Jacobs, $1,000;
Lucien c. Young, $1,000; L. E. Potts,
| $1,000; Pearl Ralston, $1,000; Wal
ter Quick, $1,000; John Kirchner,
$1,000; Ray Elswick, $1,000.
Sheriff Clayton Mckee, $500;
Paul McVay, $1,000; Norval Roby,
$1,000; Clyde Harris, $1,000; Miss
Lena Alter, $500; w. U. Ferguson,
$1.00; M. E. Frazier, $500; Walter
Hutchins, $100; S. o. Jamison, $l.00;
! Edgar Love, $100.
Ward Murrey, $10.U0; DGn Bar
low, $1,000; John Wilbur Hazard,
25 cents; Clarence J. Estadt and
John D. Wheeler, $1,000; Attorney
Vernon w. Archer, $1,000; DR.. E.
C. Ditch, $1,000; c. D. Whealdon,
$500; Caldwell Produce company,
$1,000; Byron Schafer, $500; Don
aid H. Hamilton, $500; Richard
Haines, $500; Ralph Craft, $500
T. M. Ehlermann, $500; w. c.
Davis, $500; Mr.. and Mrs. C. B.
Taylor, Jr., $1,000; Pearl Blake,
$1.0O; Charles Hutchins, SO cents;
Terp Henry, $500; Grace Johnson,
$l.00; Mrs. Eva Croy, $500; Norma
Racey, $1.5O.
Bolon Farmhouse, $500; Dr. D. H.
Webster, $1,000; Mrs. John Sklenar,
Sr., Belle Valley, $25.00; DR.. A. C.
McGregor, $1,000; Chester E. Hup-
rich, $1,000; Dean Reed, $1.00; Les
ter (Wig) Hesson, $100; Harry l..
Merritt, $1.00; George w. Mckee,
$100; A. L. Schafer, $100; Richard
Farley, $1.00; H. c. Jordan, $500.
Otto Polling, $1.00; L. B. Frazier,
$500; Ethel Sanford, so cents; Doris
Way, SO cents; Ira Pryor, $100;
George Bates, $1.00; Leanna Smith,
SO cents; limo Yoho, so cents; Frank
Holman, $1.OO; Leo E. Carter, $1.OO;
Homer Weldon, $1.00; Dorothy
Heppner, so cents; Bertha Ullman,
SO cents.
J. o. Mcdonald, $1OO; John S.
Tucker, so cents; Luther Stiles, so
cents; Blake Davis, so cents; A. A
Blaschak, so cents; D. D. Nichols,
$100; Worl w. Thompson, $500;
Walters & Queen, so cents; MIX
store, $1.00; w. L. Clark, $1.00;
Thomas G. Rucker, $1,000; Helen
Johnson, $1.00; Reuben w. Parks,
$500; Jimmie Tilton, $100.
Edward L. Merry, $500; Home
restaurant, $500; George Christie
pher, $1.00; Benny J. Fowler, $1.00;
Warne c. Rogers, $500; William J.
Kimnach, $500; Dun-Rite cleaners,
$500; Jack Walters, $1.00; William
w. Gillespie, $1,000; Charles E. Tip
ton, $1.00 and ]. Willard Hickman,
$500.