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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28
Aus Glepelaf,N, Obie
ct. Subannes &irdjcn 8cmeinbe. 1.

Ger ssrauen Gerein miro um fl.
September bas 25. Silberiubilillm
nit einem Banquet ieiern, ba5u laoeu
mir llnIere 8laubenseenoifen uno
oeren Jrel,noe berslif elm. uno bit.
ten Sieien Gag iid, 81 reierpieren.
'9lnmelbungen iiir 8anfett iperHen
bis 5. September entgeeengenonl.
men bon Ser Erdi. Scfia &oh, @u.
4113 ltnb Inna Sdlenioer. Sibcrtp
9OO1. ltebers Erogro,nm miro
ipdter berihtet.
@. Gph, sSeit Grditbentin.
q. Sdneiber, Seit-S SefretGrin
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28
3meis 40.

Die regelmIBige Ieriammluna oes
3tueis 40 lit am IL. Septe,nber,
llbr nadunittues i'm Sadienbeim al
ii. un6 &ooiebelt ct.
Sm &omitee fir &aifee unb Sudden
5u ierpieren iinb: Cara Somner, 10.
Sii9el, SiIoa Sellpig, Bertha Seltpia
Suloa 2aub- Griffin, lestere lit aud)
Goriteberin bonn &omitee.
Dieienieen Sd)tpeitern, sic Sen
Stiitunesfeit-D Dollar nid)t be5ablt bo=
ben iino eebeten am II. Sept. 3u be-
5ablen.
9iebe Sdnpeftern ser 3tpeis 40 bat
beidloiien $25O.OO au ihenfen fir
Die Notleioen6en in europa. SeOe
Sduueiter tann cine Moreiie bon elmer
Samilie a6geben bel Der Shipeiter
Cara SIion. $50 Gilmore st.. ,,idt
1p0ter apte DIS 0clt 2. Septetrtber, |
ubr nadmittags. Mm 2. September,
Oienstag. ba6en 6ie 8eamtinnen "ine
8eriammlung un6 alid alle anberen
Mttglte6er baben 6as gtebt irt >6ieie
8eriammlllng at fonrmen. &ommt
ale liebe Sdapeitern un6 bringt eine
Moreiie bon elmer notleioenben Gom;.
lie nit un6 alle auiammen tpollen
tuir 6as bette tnn.
SIN &ranfenfomitec lit Qatb. @roi
unb glia. @otti9ling.
Mls Mitglieo tpur6e Moie gil;
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28
6ramcnOerein Der ct. Subannes
Girdle
2lms alliance. Otie
3tueig 8.

slle :gtit9lieNer bes ,3npeie 8 iper.
Sen aufmcrfiam gemott, oab bie re-
gelmabige Seriammllng am 3. Sep
tembcr. abcnos, abgebalten miro.
Mae Shlpeitern oes Sereins tperoen
erilift iouiel ols moglid) slnteil su
nebmen on Ser Serianrn1llung, oenn
es liegen ipid)tige Gereinseeid)Gfte
Dor. Eiinftlih 5u eriheinen ,peroen
ale Shipeitcrn gebeten.
t &otb. Sopier, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28
Smeia 26.

Ginlaonna Isum 38. Stiitnnssfen.
Der 3nueig 26 feiert am Sonntag,
oen Z. September, s llbr abenos,
iein 3S. Stiftunssfeit i'm id0ncn
Marquette Barf Yapidon bel MiQer
8ead).
Wir laben aIIe Bereine 10 tpie audi
ale 8olfsgenoiien bon Gbicaao uno
Carp ber5lid elm. @ir baben Elm lebr
gutes Srdeiter fir oieien Mbeno en-.
gogiert; es lit Serr &elmut Steinneb
iuno Grdeiter aus gbicoeo. Oas So.
mitee miro fir quite grfrii1mngen
iorgen. Wir boffen baB es pielen Wit.
glieoern uno Greunoen mSslid ieill
tpiro oieies Jeit 3u beiuhen, benn Sies
Ter 9an5paoillon hit nobe om 2ofe
Ueibigan an einen idy0nen 2agoon
gelegen uno lit n,lr 5 Meilen bon
Carp. Ger gintritt lit $1.OO per Pec.
ion. Wan fann oie &arten bonn Sal.
lenmeiiter Stuop Yru5in ooer bon ei.
nem @eamten 6es 8ereins erbaIten.
ytun fommt ole Sung uno 0lIt unh
Iabt uns einige idone uno eenriitIid)e
Stun6en i'm 3retie ,rnicrer 8olfsac-
nolicn perleben. I'm oablrcicben We.
fnh bittet Oas &omitee.
u. S. 8in6er. Setr.
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Eidnif.

Die Srauen bonn &affeepartie hn'
ben beidIoMen am Solntag nudmit.
taa, oen 7. September, einen Corn.
Rcait ob5ubalten auf Sobn gellmoln
6arm. Slue iinb berslih eingelaSen.
9ringt MIR gliten Slunor NIT, fir
oues anoere lit geiorgt. sllio bite
fommt ulle ino labt ums ole in Got
tes ireier atllr einen lfonen Sug per.
leben. Sui. Heinertb, Setr.
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Smcia 81.

Maen unieren Miteliebern biene
sur aenntnis oab sic nddite Ser.
iummlung am Wtitttpod, Sen 3. Sep
ten1ber. nahmittags 3 llbr absehol-
ten miro. aae Shueltern iino eebe,
fen Sic i'm Giiditano iinS nit ibren
geitrdgen uno sliiebments oieies Su
beiorsen in nGd)iter geriammllmg.
&ranfe Sdhpeltern iinb: Saro
@ell, aatb. Grill. @ir tpiini6en bal-
oiee geiierung.
Sobonno @olfi, Sefr.
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3iueig 4.

Die nddite Verianun1lung finoet
am Sonntag, oen 7. Sept., 3 llbr
nafmittass itatt.Nae Nitglieoer fins
erInht in ibrem eigenen Sntereiie iidj
giititebeno su MAIDEN. Wir baben fir
5 Witglieoer Sterbeonaars gu be5ab,
len. uniere gi5e.Brdi. aatb. Mar.
tint nn6 shasrn. Gliie 8inoer iinS
friid ,no aeilmo oabeim BON ibren
Gerien. Yrdi. 3oie Hetri gratulicren
suir 5u ibrem @eburtstos. MGe Mit.
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3etttraIp rbonNSs
An9elese,thette,s

Die Central &erbanos. SefretGre
m0sen sefaQisit sur aenntnis ncb-
men, Sak bon binfOrt bluf stuei ganf.
farten nit Der 8eloienbnns an bic
Glepelano sruit So. beisclest ,uer.
ben iolcn, cine bicicr &artcn lit III
abreiiieren an ben Mbienoer ielbit nno
cine an bic &anslei bes Central Scr.
banbcs.
Mit grnSerarnk Shr
@eprg Martini, Br..Sefr.
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glieoer, apeltbe aarten gum Sdnscr-
feit=&olnitee erbalten iino erIudt 5u
erideinen.
suf Ser &ranfenliite tft Stipeitcr
Wiarie Sin5eI. @ir apiiniden ibr bal.
Sige geiierllng.
@itte narb ser &eriammlung &af.
feefrdn5den unb &artenpartie.
Glii. Sii6ler, Sefr.
6rancnuerein Der ct. Subannes
Stride
bot am Mithppd, Sen 8. Septembcr,
feline Geriamnluns. MGe Sbipeitern
iinb eebeten alnueieno 5u iein, ga Ser
Gerein am ii. September oas 25.
iibrige Stiitltngsfeit feiert.
Slice 8ranp, Sefr.
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etnb ste unD sSure ansebSrtAen
UeitgIieD TIM 0ranbenberetn nnb
Central 8ertanb? Wenn ntdbt, iett
II bte 8ett betantreten. Nm aenauere
Snfprmatipn rufen Ste ben 9slaI.
oertreter On.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28
When Coughs
Due To Colds
Hit You Hard

Try JhiS FonnoUS ConooIo0 Cough
Remedy for Euss Effective Action
Spend 4s cents today At any drug store for
bottle Of BUCKLBf'S CANAOlOL MIX.
TURE-triple acting-to eelieve coushinG
tongue 9 moment, then swallow slowly end
teel its powerful. punsent actioo spread
through throat. head and bronchial tubes.
BUCKLEY'S MIXTURE acts promptly 70
irritated throat membranes and ease hard
coughing spells. y 80 >>~~A->~S
Most all Canada knows BUCKLEY'S-folks
who live up North where q cough mixture
has got to do real Job. keep BUCkLRY''S
handy. So Try it the very. next time . cold
out for yourself how good and effective il Is
(as coughs css to colds. Gss BUCkLBiS
CANADlOL MIXTURE - made 10 the
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1"NN A. oen l. september, nachmittdgs 3 Uhr:
L. Overture zur Oper Der Barber Seville" Rossn
korsaen-G -Gesang OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ludw Baumann
Eintracht
3. Faust Gin Konzertform) .............. Oh Courod
Fur Gem. Chor T. S. Zamecnik S ~
ostsei Lledertafe sekton @ Dir Prof
" Der Soloa aut Posten n............:.. Ju Wengert
j. Aut Fugen des Gesanges Observation-Disclosures. Mendelss sohn
sola J. Bendel "
6. Das ae Mutterchen ..... Nav S,;.L
siebenb Gesangverein Manneho Erie O. L. Grender
2. Confess Martha observation-disclosures. Kahn,
Potpouri nit Ges.ngseinagen " Albert Germ Tenor N""a"
FESTAkT Das 25jahrige ublaum s. s. Sangerbundes
betrefend
Festredner Georg Kascher s sangebundes President
Madiisal Junior Choir Cleveland West o's komoefs
~ loCH enPor
Canton Ohio Gem Albert DAureHo '"N ou''
H. Stephen Foster Choral Fantasia Arrang >yon Iacohs
=, Cleveland East Junior Saxon Chor
H. a. SchOn Rohtraut ut.............,... r Schum,r
b Zwei Herzen i'm Dreiviertetakt .. r Sto,z
Echo Liederkranz Gen. Chor Weber
ID. a. begn the begume :........... Cole Porter
Bearbeitet Won Erwin j. Bendel = - Iu Lassen
JugendmassenchOr Erwin J. Bendel
~ oahCtu Schubert
Nit Barton Solo J md orcheter ~~e
~ i>u"Seiicoe" r Strauss
Massen Gem. Choe des s. g. sangerbundes
Aenderungen i'm Programm vorbehalten
eneaprobe der Massench0re Sonntag punkt r nactags
@i$aeI saImeu nea.1ra6bent
~ Wt@asI arank, Gef.sefretdr.
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Sinb Sic nnb Sire 0nget5rtsem
Nitalieb tint 0ranfenperein mnb
Central %erbanb? Wenm nimt, iett
II bic Sett bei5ntreten. Inn gemauere
Sntsrmatipn rnfeu Sie ben Gstal.
tertreter an.
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Ginla6una.

slGe Iereine, beIonbers 46, 10 unb
8 unS .3iueis grinnerung bon Sbica.
90, Sa, uno la,iere Grounoe nit
ibren 5amilien bon 3ipeig 26 uno
40 bon 8arp. Snb., Bitten mir nns
nit ibrem 8eilih 5u erfreuen am 6,
September auf unlerem 9. Stiftungs.
felt.
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ltnier YrGitoent @eorg @ierl;ng
lit ;siibrer BON unierem Stiftltngs.
felt &omitee. 6en 6. Sept. 8ittc afe
Mitelieber Sen Gag niht 81 teraellen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28
Die 3iee,aner 3iehett
tuieNcr mber
Gurcpas Strasett
6ortietune bon Seite 3.

Ipielten sic .Sieeuner ibon INNER
cine redyt beoeutenoe &olle. gttua TO-
600 lltitise 6ieoler tueroen sort &c,
sGblt, lnb ettpa To-, Bis $4,000 b.
ben iid in allerbanb 8erufen - auc-
nigitens aeitpeilig nieoergelaiien.
sl6er obtpobl sic nellen @eiebe audi
Die 3i9euner an sic ginbnltun9 bon
@obnplaten binoen sieben ooh i'm.
mer nod 5000 Nomaoen obne 8leibe
ourh oos 2ano.
Stalien bat itreneltens perfiiet,
bab auf ieinem 8ooen fir 2anoltrei,
ber fein 8lat iei unS bies bamit be-
griinoet, oab unitdte Seimatloiigfeit
nur 5u 8erbreben fiibren muB. Die
3igeuner baben oieien @int oeritall.
sen, man begegnet auf ser Mlpenni.
nenbalbiniel nidt mebr pielen bon
ibnen.
Sn 0ranfreih bate man sic 81.
gellner ols 3ipangsarbeiter nod
0e!,tidlano abeeid)oben, ibre 3abl
| lit aueroinas uiht befannt. Sm Der,
gangenen 6riibiobr aber iino iie tpie
setp0bnlid nit ibren Gasen aufses
taudt uno iiberfluten NIT ibren grell.
prunfeltoen Eradten Die Srtid)after
ecnau 10 ,,pie friiber aIs @abriager
lno 8aufler.
Sn gnglanb 1pllBte man tpobl mic
ob man oort 5iuolf. ooer aar bunbert'
tauieno Sige,,ner 56blen iollte. Sier
olf britiidem 8ooen baben Tie ieoen'
fons am aller,peniglten bonn 3riee(
5u ipiiren befommen. Gin paar iiuS
2anoarbeiter getporben, einige lpenise
in sic 6abrifen sesangen, uno einige
gang tpcnige bat man bier, no ia Sic
Secresbienltpflibt nicmanoen aus.
IGbt, ioear in sen Soloatenrof itedcn
fonnen.
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Qrduerndariht

Sn Chicago itnrb nod lal,scm Sci
Sen am II. Mugult 8rl,oer
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Sennie ul,isenommen in ben 3meig
40 lnto bon aaen Witglieoern tpil.
tommen gebeiBen.
Die 0epl.tp Mnna Sal,b fat SRI.
SEEMING in ben 0erein eebrad)t. Coll
ten nod) iuelde Sdapeitern iid ben
3epeig 40 aniflieBen tpollen 10 fins
lie eebeten iid bel anna 1aub. 1901
Saft Ctr. ODER Maria ltridel. 194f
Weit 10th Ctr, an3umelben, Selbise
fins Sic Deputies bon 3,peig 40.
Shpeitern oereeBt niht bas
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Mber &ontrule mnm09lid)

Godl iogar Die enaliihen Mesie-
rlllrgsbeamtcn 3l,fen ibre Mhiel 1nS
rGllnen ein, oaB es l,nnloglib blei5t.
Elm Solf, bas iid) Inn sic tauieuoerlei
8orifriiten, sic eiu 2ano in ser
&riiis ieinen 8elpobnern at itellen &C.
3lullnsen lit, einfah nid)t fiilumert,
llntcr aontroue 81 balten. 2ebens-
mittelfarten ,lno Heeiitrierfarten
eriitieren fir einen 3igeuner eben
nidt. <is lno iibcrau in offener
5eboe nit ser alteineeieiienen 8ep0l-
fer,,ng 5ottelt ser 3igeuner i'm Ylan-
ober @obmpaeen iiber Oie Straben.
Ser Bauer fennt oas, tpie er es ais
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Ginlanung
8. 5iebenbdrger 5atbfen 6angerfe(t
rerbnnSen NIT
5OjGkrieen 1mlilGum Ses Gclanerereins
Glntracbt- -Dsrmania
uno
25jGtrieem 6riinSunesfsit
2lb9ehalten am 81 2lueuit uno l. September in,
Weitiette Sahienhet1n. 7OOl Oeniion 2lpe

bolt
mn onp Sauhcr ersnS n S;om noomoGh h;S;so Ss w
mnhm mil Sc n w ss; ] s n Saa9erIeH per-
aloe oe Wfefrcpoe DER Stebenhirger
Sadn In amefa oob miro bier in Sa bas SGn9erie
mdD oen peen erieg aebaln M oeer 0eranainq
en groBer Yell Tols Stdht
ad Serana aIs Gera,enspn Dor eu ebe Wooenoien non
Gepelan0 NIT
SGuier en Iieben 1In meIde NIT srehc az rs fonmer
FESTORDNUNG
Erser Tao.
oor M, - ou.l'.cs D. ue, o. august is+n:
sNi' i"''Pia'S uel oanSe u"u udste
IL :oo Onr feSteSSen
90 IJhr nachm;ttasss Konzert
$50 Uhr Gemeinschaftlches Abendessen
Nachher Ianz und gemutche Unterhatung
FECT.D HMM.
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&artenipiel

am 13. Septcmber, ,7:3O llbr abenos.
8ringt elm Sanotud fir einen Yreis
NIT. Side Greiie a,no 8ebdd gebt 5um
beIten bes Gereins unS lit 6anfemo
angenonmen. Sara SIion, Sefr.
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SSO Uhr morgens Fruhsuck und Fruhschoppen
500 Uhr kommers
1890 Uhr Gemenscaftliches Mittagessen
zoo Uhr nachmttags Konzert
$50 Uhr nachmttags Gemenschaftliches Abendessen
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an ,tnleren bieleeliebten Sobn unb
uno Neffen
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FEST.PROGRAMM.

NaChher Festunterhalt,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-21

also contributed the most Students
during the regular three-quarter
academic year from last September
to June. The figures include Twi-
light school students and were COM
piled by the statistics division of the
OSU's registrars office.
Out of state students, mostly
those who had begun their training
here before the war or who are do
ing work in the not-so-crowded
graduate area, total 903 this sum-
mer quarter and come from every
state in the union except Idaho,
Nevada and Wyoming. No students
are registered from Alaska this
summer, but four are here from
Hawaii In addition, the tabulation
shows 55 foreign students from %
nations now taking work at Ohio
State.
The total Ohio resident enroll
ment this summer is 10,525; out-of-
state, 903 and foreign countries, So.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-21
Editor, The Journal
Caldwell, Ohio

Editor, The Journal
Caldwell, Ohio
Dear Sir:
AS to the name of Mt. Ephraim
and its origin. It was named after
Ehpraim VorheiS, whose wife Mary
Bates was sister of Timothy Bates.
Ephraim Vorheis was born in 1778
and his wife in 1776. They nick
named her Polly and after her mar
riage, she always went by the name
of Polly Vorheis.
AS to Noble county, can very
well remember when the Methodist
church was built and when they
held church in the old hewed log
house just across the road from
where DR.. Keller lived. When they
moved into the new edifice, the
Church of Christ bought the old
church and the first services were
in charge of Rev. Burkley Poulton,
who lived nearby.
My mother and Aunt Sarah Bates
belonged to that church and I was
there often. Went by horseback.
They had no song books like they
do today and the preacher would
read one verse at a time and all
who could remember it would sing.
He would then read another verse,
the congregation would sing that
and so on. They later purchased
song books and would teach Mother
and Aunt Sarah to sing them as they
never went to school and couldn't
read.
The Church of Christ paid $4,000
for the old Methodist church.
BETHEL BATES
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-21
BATESVILLE

Batesville, Aug. 20 - Anna Mae
Edgar and Lena Stotts attended the
Jersey field day at the Roger farm
near Speidel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Montgom-
cry and children spent Sunday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Montgomery.
Anna Mae Edgar spent Monday in
Caldwell on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Wehr attended
the Joseph Gallagher wedding dance
Saturday night at Miltonsburg.
Leslie Long, children, Billy and
Dorthy, attended the Woodsfield
fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph House were
called to Canton on Monday by the
death of Ralph's aunt, Mrs. Anna
Pierce.
Linda Jane and Dwain Jay spent
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ira Wehr.
Mrs. Maggie Lashley went Satur-
day to spend several days at the
home of her sister, Louise Kaylor,
of near Calais.
MIR. and Mrs. George Frisch of
Sandusky and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Phillips of Barnesville route were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph House called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Neuhart, Tues
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Deal and family
spent Sunday in Quaker City.
The Garden club was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Long
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Wenr spent
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Wehr's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rome Groves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bates and fam
lily called on Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wehr
and Mrs. and Mrs. Jerome Mont
gomery, Saturday. Visitors at the
Montgomery home Saturday eve
ming were Oliver Montgomery and
Miss Anna Mae Edgar, the evening
being spent in making and eating
ice cream.
The Beaver Post Legion Auxiliary
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-21
Students OF OhiO's
88 Counties AT State

Columbus, Aug. 2O-Every one Of
Ohio's SO counties has sons anc
daughters in school at Ohio State
University this summer quarter
with Franklin county leading the
parade with 4,604 men and women
registered from the university's
home county. The summer quarter
student body totals 11,483.
Cuyahoga county is second in
number of students at OSU, contri-
putting 739 students this summer.
Montgomery county is third largest
with 321 men and women now en-
rolled.
Smallest representations are from
PIKE and Noble counties, which
have eight students each now at
Ohio State. The three top-ranking
counties for the summer ouarte,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-21

Photo Developing-Gillespie's
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-21
SALESVILLE

Salesville, Aug 20-Judy Brill re-
turned to her home in Columbus on
Monday after visit with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mend
enhall.
Elaine Thomas and Joseph Girls
ALI of Brooklyn, N. Y, spent a few
days last week with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mend
enhall.
Margret Barrett of Cambridge
spent Monday and Tuesday at her
home here.
Roy Holmes and son, Hubert, Wis
tied the weekend at Newark. The
latter has now gone to Massillon,
where he accepted a position at
Moore's store.
E. G. Heade has returned home
following recent surgery which he
underwent at University Hospital,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-21
GOVERNOR HERBERT FINDS MUCH
FOkc OHIO PEOPLE TO BE PROUD
OF AT STATES 93rd EXPOSITION

Heralding the great exposition
it is to be-showing Ohio ''back on
the beam" in peace-time endeavor-
Governor Thomas ]. Herbert has
referred to the Ohio State Fair,
which will be held, August % to
30, as "everybody's fair"
And everyone connected with its
management, from State Director
Of Agriculture Frank Farnsworth
and State Fair Manager Edwin ].
Bath on down, is working to make
it do what Gov. Herbert has urged
to dramatic the productivity Of
the people of Ohio and the fertility
of the soil of the Buckeye State.
Attesting to the fact that Ameri-
can ingenuity has never found a
real substitute for the State Fair,
Governor Herbert calls attention to
the fact that "the same earnest pur-
pose which made Ohio agriculture,
industry and science such a success
full team in winning the war can
now best be displayed, in this post
war era, through the medium of the
Ohio State Fair. Each have some
thing to show to the other and to
the public. Here can we best pic
ture Ohio at work, dramatizing the
productivity of her people and the
fertility of her soil.
"As we take justifable pride in
the many accomplishments that
will be revealed by the exhibits at
this years Fair, our greatest pride
is certain to be directed to the eff
forts of the boys and girls of our
88 counties, whose exhibits will
herald the climax of the seasons
youth activities. Upon what we do
today to stimulate their interest in
such American institutions as coun-
ty and State Fairs rests the future
of our nation!"
Spurred by this interest in max
ing the 1947 Ohio State Fair all
inclusive in it's scope Of interest,
Director Farnsworth and Fair Man.
ager Bath have added many new
features, designed to summarize
Ohio's place on the top rungs Of
the nations agricultural and indus
trial ladder. A mixture of enter
tainment and education will make
the 7-day and 7-night program a
memorable one.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-21
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Cowan, Caldwell, lot $50.
NJ. L. and Faye Rayner to Richard
and Glenna Hayes, Caldwell, lots
180 and 181.
G. A. Larrick, deceased, to EN-
NETT Larrick, Buffalo township, $50
acres.
Minerva Fogle to John and Riley
Foreman, Olive township, 22.16
acres.
Ross and Evelyn Mcbride to
Henry Tucker, Sarahsville, lots SO
and 81.
Edna Way, ct al, to George B.
Atkinson, trustee, Seneca Sportsmen
Club, Seneca township, 4.03 acres.
Luther and Hazel Schlosser to J.
E. Bates, Sarahsville, lots 81, % 20
and 80.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-21

HAPPENINGS
Probate Court

Probate Court
First and final account of ]. K.
Cutler, executor, filed in estate of
Robert P. Cutler, for hearing Sept.
80, 1947.
Real Estate Transfers
Belle Valley Mining Co. to L. M.
Harris, Noble township.
Mae Mcdonald to Estalene Law,
Caldwell.
Frank Bania and wife to Willard
and Dorothy Connell, Belle Valley,
lots 38 and 80.
Robert Bowen and Catherine
Feldner to Olive G. Groves, Cald-
well, 21i100 acres.
George c. Bates, auditor to John
Riski, Florence, lot 1913.
Vernon and Catherine Leasure to
Vida Gordon Hughes, Caldwell lot
"a.
Willard d. LaShley and wife to
Joseph A. and Bonnie Severance,
Wayne township, lot So.
Stella Crown, deceased, to ]. L.