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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-10
Steels, Motors, Rails Lead
Declines On Stock Market

IL was off SO, Goodyear was
down l at AZ, Kennecott 7-s at
AZ 1-8, General Motors 10 al So
II. Others on the downside includ'
ed Information Harveser, Ana
conda, International Nickel, DIV
er Corp, Transcontinental &
Western Air, and Philip Morris.
Texas Pacific Land Trust climb
ed l 3-S to a new 1917 high TO q
IL. Pacific Telephone, down
sharply on a dividend reduction
last Friday, recovered 8 "a points
to 100. Also ahead were South
Porto Rico Sugar, Coca-Cola,
American Can, Sears Roebuck,
Goodrich and du Pont. New York
& Harlem jumped 10 points r.
ESQ.
Bonds were mixed. Cotton clos
ed up So a bale to down 10 cents
Wheat was / 7-8 to 2 "a cents 8
bushel lower at Chicago, corn of
2 to up IL and oats down - tt
II.
Fansteel Gains
Retreats in The Curb were reg.
istered by Cities Service, Mem.
phis Natural Gas, Salt Dome Oil
and Niagara Hudson Power. High.
err were Fansteel, Goldfield Con-
solidated Mines, HcCord Corp,
and Novadel-Agene. Turnover Of
100, 900 shares compared with 16O,.
600 Friday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-10
a Real Estate & Dealers
For Sale

~ PRICE TO SELL!
om M WILL sacrifice two
0M In ! located lots at Wrigats-
WTa peach, Northern Extern
yll,' southern exposure.
contact
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-10
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER

COUNTY OF NEW
CITY OF WILMINGTON, NORTH
CAROLINA, NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
AND c. R. MORSE, CITY-coUNTY
VS.
Walter Wheeler & Wife, Julia Wheeler.
George A. Wheeler n wife, Julia
Wheeler, Eleanor Green Wescott &c hus-
band, John Wescott, Selicia Green
Beays & husband. John Beays, Luberta
Green Anderson and husband, Sam An
derson. Ignatius Green (Single). Ger
trude Green Freeman & husband, Ban
ME Freeman, Margaret Green (Single)
Ann Marie Green (Single) and Grace
P. Allsbrook, Trustee.
The Defendantts) Walter Wheeler and
wife, Julia Wheeler, Eleanor Green
Wescott and husband, John Wescott,
Selicia Green Beays and husband, John
Beays, Luberta Green Anderson and
husband. Sam Anderson, 1gnatius
Green tSingle), and Grace P. Ais
brook, Trustee, will take notice that an
action entitled as above has been COM
menced ir the Superior Court Of New
Hanover County for the purpose of fore
closing and selling certain real property
situate in City Of Wilmington, N. c.
Being part of Lot 4, Block 103, size
5Ox165, in which said Defendant(s) have
or claim to nave an interest, for and on
account of unpaid taxes due and owing
the City of Wilmington and-or the
County of New Hanover.
And the said Defendant(s) will further
take notice that they are required to ap-
pear before the Clerk of Superior Court
of New Hanover County at his office in
the Court House in the City Of Will
mington. N. c., on or before twenty
seven days after the 26 day of June.
1947, and answer or demur to the Com
plant of the Plaintiffs filed in this ac-
ton, or the Plaintiffs will apply to the
Court for he relief demanded in the
Complaint.
This 26 day Of May, 1947.
A. L. MEYLAND
Clerk of the Superior Court
of New Hanover County, N. c.
By: Lois ]. Ward
Acct C1orly C,ynar{or Co11rf
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-10
CHICAGO BUTTER

CHICAGO, June 9 - R GUS
DA)- Butter steady; IA 90 score
6l-6l.5; A 90 - $780,; B 9O-58.-
5S.25; c 89-56.75. Eggs steady;
large No. l and 2 extras 4446:
medium extras 41-41.5; stand
ARDS 40-41; current receipts 49,
1913; dicties and checks 37-37.5.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-10

WASHINGTON POULTRY
WASHINGTON-U. s. Grade A
large 51k; broilers, fryers and
roasters 80 to "a.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-10
LOCAL QUOTATIONS

FURNISHED by Allen C. Ewing 4 Coz
BID ASKED
American Optical 2.30c A IL As IL
ACL Of Conn 4.00a so 81
Boston Fund 2.16b 19.17 20.83
Carolina Insurance 1.40a 30 80
DeVilbiss 1.00a II IL ID
Gp Sec RI Equip .22b 1893 4.28
McBee .40a 8 7-8 3-8
Mass Inv Trust 1.86b 1882 25.86
Nat Trans lisa ex div 35c IA 7-8 Is
PEG Saw B & T 5000 80
Red Rock Bot INC, Ga.) 10 IA IL
Sec Nat Bank soc 20
Standard Stoker 5000 81 %
T w P Common GOA 8 IL 8
vii Saw & Trust 2.O0c 40
a. Indicated annual dividend rate.
b. Income and profits dividends paid
in past II months.
c. Paid in 1915.
(The above quotations are nominal
and are believed to be indications of
the price at which the securities may
be purchased or Sold.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
CHICAGO, June 9-(R-Butter
steady; receipts 1912, 1923; eggs
steady; receipts 48,711.
ADDITIONAL MARKETS on
F. PAGE TWELVE
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Stock Market Quotations
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BY TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, June 9-R-Hedging
pressure against wheat increased
on the Board Of Trade today and
prices fell back several cents with
out showing much rallying power.
Clear weather in the Southwest
and expectations Of = rapid in
crease in harvesting caused the
selling.
Wheat closed 1%-2A lower, July
$2.21-2.21A, corn was 2 cents low
err, July 96M-A. The range:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-10
CASH GRAIN

CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO, June 9-(R-Wheat: 2
hard 2.44h. Corn: No. l yellow
2.05k; No. 2, 2.05-2.07; No. 3, 2.03-
2.O5h; No. T., 1~.e5-2.01; No. 5,
.98; sample Grade A 1.10A-
1893; No. 3 white 2.o6; oats: No. l
mixed LOT; No. / heavy white
ITO; No. l white 1.06-1.06A No. 2
white LOT.
Barley: Mating 1.60-2.W nomi-
nal; feed 1.3O-1.68 nominal; choice
mailing 2.O7-2.12 nominal.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-06
Prince Of Peace Contest
At Dexter City. Sunday

The Prince of Peace contest will
be given Sunday evening, Novem-
ber 8, at the Dexter City Methodist
church. Those taking part are Bar
bara Hutcheson, Dexter City; Lu-
cille Martin and Evealeana Arm
strong, both of Dungannon, and
Sharon Benson, of Macksburg. All
are high school students at Dexter
City Hi.
New cheerleaders for Dexter City
are: Freshman Erma Bell, Sopho-
more jamie Ogle, Junior Mary Jane
Brown and Senior Barbara Hutches-
on.
The annual Halloween carnival
held Oct "a at the school, was well
attended. Guess cakes, cake walk
prettiest girl and ghost walk were
few of the evenings entertain
ment.
Miss Mildred Eichhorn, of Middle.
burg, spent Wednesday evening o1
last week with Miss Patty Boord, o1
this place.
Miss Sharon Benson, of Macks.
burg, was recently a weekend call.
er of Miss Beverly Robinson.
Miss Icel Antill was a busines.
caller at Caldwell last Monday
forenoon.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-06

Cox. I3; Charles Schneeberger, 70;
Harry Mitchell, 38. Clerk-H. =; =;
Danford, SO. Constable. M. Antlll
So. Local Board of Education-Har-
old Spence, 4; Leland Feldner, z;
Walter Estadt, 3; Earl Huffman, /;
Harry Thompson, 2; Earl Hayes, i
Clarence Noll, /; Jewett Morrison,
l; Ed Nau, 2; George Sailing, l; Fran
els Thompson, 3. Elk School District
William Unger, 3; Joe Forshey, s.
Dexter City =.
Trustees (Jackson) Kermit
Border, IL; Elmer Groves, ~; (Ol-
ive)-Dewey Wells, l; Arthur Day
is, 0; Fred Haines, IA; (Enoch)-Ed
Schell, 6; (Jefferson)-Harry Nit
chell, 6; Charles Schneeberger, 59;
Gay Bettinger, IL; P. S. Cox, Z,
Clerk (Jackson) Doeber-
iener, 29.; (Olive)-Cleo Hutchlns,
10; (Enoch) )-Albert Fogle, 33;Ra-
phael Gerst, 6; (Jefferson)-H. {.
Danford, so. Local School District
Earl Clymer, So; George Moseley,
"a; William A. Nau, 48; Harley {.
Ogle so; Charles Wickens, 81; Wal
tel DiOWl1, 1O1'
Marion Township
Trustee-Harold King, II; John
Moore, 70. Clerk-Mary Muchelnaus,
SO. Local Board-Zern Mallett, 80;
Ward McVicker, IA; Richard Clark,
So; John Carpenter, Is.
Whigville-
Trustee-Harold King, 65; John
Moore, II. Clerk-Mary Muchelnaus,
65. Local Board of Education-Zern
Mallett, so; Ward McVicker, 40;
Richard Clark, "a; j. o. Carpenter,
IL.
SummerfieId-
Trustees-John Moore, "a; Har-
old King, SO. Clerk-Mary E. Much
elnous, 154. Local Board of Educa-
tion-Zern Mallett, 148; ]. o. Car
penter, 25; Richard Clark, 81; Ward
McVicker, 81.
Noble
Trustee-Buckey, 80; Mckee, 81;
Metheney, SO. Clerk-McCune, 80
Continued on Page Eight
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-06
Third Member Arraigned
In Beef Strengthening Case

Mamma McCreary, 81, Byesville,
was arraigned before Mayor Sam
Secrest, Monday morning, as the
third member of the trio from that
community, who are alleged to have
butchered a baby beef on the stock
farm of r. M. Secrest, near Seneca
vile.
McCreary entered a plea of not
guilty and furnished a cash bond of
5000 for his appearance before the
Grand Jury.
1t will be remembered that EN-
NETT Watson and Zack Hilliard
were taken into custody the past
week on the above charge Both en-
tered pleas of not guilty and fur
nished a bond of $500 for their ap-
pearance.
All three have been released
from the Noble county Jail to their
homes in Byesville.
The slaughtered beef had value
of $100.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-06

had trouble with his shoulder pads
at the start of the game but was
fixed up o. K. BY accident the
announcer gave out "Kirch's" name
for one of the Redskin subs A
dance was held at Roseville follow
ing the game, for all students and
friends McConnelsville players
were celebrating their win over
New Concord with jugs of cider {.
One M. & NJ rooter was loudly cry
ing for a bet on Roseville, but when
Harry Semon flashed five bucks he
calmed down but fast 4. Caldwell
was forced to punt once in each
half, the Redskins scoring on five of
nine chances The band received
many compliments from Roseville
fans at the halftime, while several
Marietta students were overheard
telling about going to Parkersburg
to hear Caldwell play Sports
manship during the game was ex-
cellent, Coach Red" Smith having
fine bunch of boys on the field.
IN THESE DAYS of such football
stars as Lou (The Toe) Groza and
Ben (The Toeless) Agajanian, it may
be we'll to ponder over the greatest
kicker of them all. Undoubtedly the
honors would 60 to Pat O'Dea, the
Wisconsin all-American of a half
century ago. He was all-Australian
halfback at the age of 16, in game
played on an oval field 500 feet long
and where all scoring was done by
drop or place kicks. His first punt
in college game travelled IS yards,
but due to an injury he saw no more
service that year until game with
the Carlisle Indians at the close of
the season. This time he kicked one
so high it never came down-it
stuck in the rafters of the Chicago
Coliseum, the game being played in
doors. Against Northwestern, O'Dea
punted one 81 yards and kicked a
62-yard field goal, both with a wet
ball on muddy field. While this
field goal is his official record, he
booted one against Illinois from go
yards out, that cleared the bleachers
and fence and fell dead rs yards
away. His most remarkable feat,
however, was against Minnesota.
While returning punt he was
hemmed in by tacklers, so he quick
ly drop-kicked a field goal on the
dead run from the 40-yard line. Such
are few of the records of Pat
O'Dea of Wisconsin.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-06

high in Noble county for the sale
of used vehicles. The grand total i
116 cars and trucks throughout the
county.
New pleasure cars were purchased
by the following: Bert VanFossen
Sarahsville; Homer H. Weldon
Caldwell; John H. Watson, Sarahs-
Vile; Rev. J. J. Donaldson, Berne.
Rev. M. L. Slovak, Caldwell route.
Mrs. Louise Ditch, Caldwell; PHYLLIS
A. Roman, Batesville; Ray Davis
Caldwell; Leslie L. Long, Batesville,
Ellis H Murrey, Caldwell route: G
o. Brown, Caldwell and John VIII
bur Hazard, Caldwell.
Dwight W. Hill of Caldwell Dur
chased a new Jeep truck and the
Dexter City local school district has
a new bus.
New truck owners during October
include: Charles Svercek, Belle Val
ley: James J. Sailing; Dexter Citv.
C. T. Jennings, Caldwell; R. G.
Moore, CALDWELL; William K. Con
ner, Belle Valley; Herbert Roe
Quaker City route; Francis DINNER
ling, Summerfield and Alva C. Wat
son, Sarahsville.
Receipts at this office during the
past month amounted to $1088.50 OF
this amount, $264.85 was turned over
to Treasurer Ira Pryor for the Gen
eral Fund of the county, $4,000 to
the Bureau of Motor Vehicles and
$500 to the Division of Conserv
alton.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-06
Caldwell Downs Roseville 33-7
Redskins Have Little Difficulty In
Hanging Up Third League Victory

The Redskins had somewhat of an
easy time at ROseviIIe last Thurs
day night, downing the Ramblers
3S-7 for their fourth win of the sea
son.
Caldwell received the opening
kickoff, could gain only three wards,
and punted to Roseville. The Ramb-
lerS in turn advanced the bali six
yards, and also punted. Jimmy Potts
took the punt ON the Caldwell 35
and was downed immediately. Con-
sistent lines gain by Ferguson, Til
ton, and Hiski moved the ball stead
lily down the field 65 Yards, with
Riski going the final IL yards off
left tackle to score standing up. Til
ton plunged over for the point max
ing it TO at the quarter.
The Redskins had the ball three
times in the second period, and three
times they added fouchdowns The
first drive was ~ yards, after Rose
vile sent long punt to Jimmy
Potts, who took the ball on the 10
and returned IT to the %. Tilton and
Ferguson combined two plays for
a first down on the Caldwell "a. On
the next play, fluffy" broke loose
over his own right guard, burst into
the Roseville secondary, and
streaked 66 yards for a touchdown.
This time Ferguson plunged for the
point, 14-0.
Riski returned a punt % yards to
Roseville's 38 to start the next drive,
with Tilton carrying the ball around
right end for the final IL yards to
pay dirt. Jimmy Potts tried the
extra point but was thrown back,
200
Touchdown number four came
just before the half. Glen Potts,
Craft and Riski alternated to carry
the ball to the Ramblers' 35. Tilton
almost got away for a score but was
pulled down on the IL after a "a
yard gain. On the next play, he car
ried it to the 1-yard line where
Craft went over on a quarterback
sneak. Ferguson's attempted place
ment was blocked, 26-0 at the half.
The second half opened in whirl-
wind fashion after Jimmy Potts re-
turned punt 13 yards to the Cald
well 43. Tilton circled right end for
36 yards to the Roseville 81, the
safety man coming across the field
to stop him. Ferguson, through the
left side of the line, raced the re-
naming Fl yards to tally the final
score. Glen Potts added the point
on plunge, making it $50 and that
was all for the regulars until the
closing minutes of the game.
Roseville started their 83-yard
drive for touchdown just as the
third quarter ended. Sewers the
fullback, crashed over from the s.
ward line and added the point on
a fake placement, 1877.
John Hickman, Glen Potts and
Ben Craft started the Redskins NOV
ing again near the games end but
a tumble lost the ball. Craft took
a short pass from Potts but after
being tackled lost the ball on Rose
ville's 80, the Ramblers recovering
to prevent further scoring: Starting
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-06
Annual Inspection
Of Rebekah Lodge

Annual Inspection Of Noble Re
bekah lodge, Caldwell, will be held
Friday evening, November Z, at their
lodge rooms in the I. o o. F. build
ing.
Mrs. Jessie Finley is the Noble
Grand and will preside in this cap
acity for the inspection.
Mae Schott, Columbus, past pres
ident of the Ohio Rebekah assembly,
will be the inspecting officer.
The meeting will begin promptly
at 7:30 o'clock. A social hour will
follow the inspection.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-06
Ile Cars And Trucks Change Ownership.
PASSENGER Cars Hit Comeback Trail

New pleasure cars in Noble coun-'
~ TeT bif the come back trail during
the month of october, when twelve
were listed as sold, in comparison 70
ten ten : new trucks, according to stat
istics on file at the office OF CLERK
lI nf ''(2 Courts George L. Thompson. 1t
will be remembered that during the
month of September, the sale OF OF
trucks far outnumbered those OF
" In addition to the above, 70 used
cars changed ownership and "a
trucks This also represents a new
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-06
Caldwell Residents
FIGURE In Accident

Andy P. Barlock, CaldWell route
civ and Bruce Hinchcliff, also OF
Caldwell route six, figured in an
auto which Barlock was driving col
iided @ with truck being driven by
LAWSON G. West of near Somerset,
according to a statement made to-
dav by the Cambridge highway pa
troll. ,oe.
arm, a lacerated left eye and knee
Hinchcliff received a scalp Wouna,
chest injuries and a bruised lett
arm. Both were treated at the Swan
hospital in Cambridge.
BarIock was later arraigned on a
reckless driving charge and fined
$40 and costs
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-06
How They Voted
By Precincts
(UNoFFICIAL REPoRT)

UNOFFICIAL REPORT)
Beaver
Trustees-Leslie Long, 104; Bris
co Goodhart, 1870. Clerk - George
Hyett, 164. Board of Education
Tommy Triplett, 1872; Howard w
Giesesy, LOT; Denver F. Moore, 1870
Alva Christman, 81.
BatesvilIe-
Trustee-Briscoe Goodhart, 80
Leslie Long, 38. Clerk-George Hy
-ett, 66. Board of Education-Tommy
Triplett, Al; Howard Giesey, 80
Denver Moore, 33.
Brookfield-
Trustee-Freeman Foraker, "a
Ivan Wickham, %. Clerk - Laura
McNutt, 83; E. R. Tilden, %; Johr
Hall, 5. Board of Education-Clay
Hedge, 80; j. McIntire, 20; Byrar
Mckee. 81; H. S. Millhone, IL.
Buffalo
Trustee - Andrew Lestock, 108
Merritt Groves, IS. Clerk-Alice
Knight, 145. Board of Education
Ira La Toilette, 1875; Miley Larrick
76; Roy CHM, 33.
Center East
Trustee - Mark Rossiter, 106
Homer Jerles, 48. Clerk - Stephen
Clark, 1O4; Roy Wentworth, 66
Board of Education-Hugh Cox, 100,
Alva Watson, Ct; George Kirk, 73.
Center West
Trustee-M. H. Rossiter, 35; Homer
Jerles, TO- Clerk-Stephen Clark, 43
Roy Wentworth, 64 Board of Educa-
tion-A. c. Watson, 62; Hugh Cox
81; George Kirk, Sc.
Sarahsville-
Trustee - M. H. Rossiter, 80;
Homer Jerles, 40. Clerk-Roy A.
Wentworth, "a; Stephen Clark, 81.
Board of Education-Alva c. Wat
son, so; Hugh Cox, So; George Kirk,
81.
EnOch Township
Trustee-Ed Schell, 81. Clerk
Raphael Gerst, 40; Albert Fogle, 80.
Justice of Peace-six received one
vote. Constable-F. H. Dillehay, 5.
Local Board of Observation-Disclosures
City-George Moseley, /; William
Nau, 2; Earl Clymer, 2; Charles
Wickens, /. Fulda School-Ralph
Schoeppner, Is; Ed Crock, II; Elmer
Schott, 5. Middleburg-Walter Es-
tadt, /; Harold Spence, l.
Fulda
Trustee-Ed schell, 72; o. ]. Fogle
/. Clerk-Raphael Gerst, 65; Albert
Fogle, %. Center Board of Educa-
tion-Hugh Cox, /; George Kirk, /;
Alva Watson, l. Fulda Local Board
of Education-E. H. Crock, "a; Ralph
Schoeppner, 36.
Elk Tnxuuchivn
Trustee-Bryan Lee, So; Herman
Pabst. 80; Foster Forshey, rs. Clerk
. Wilbert Blair, IS; Clarence
Schoeppner, 1872. Local Board of
Education-Joe Forshey, 88; William
Unger, 70; Howard Morrison, So.
Flag
Trustee-Foster Forshey, 60; Her
man Pabst, 26; Bryan Lee, 26. Clerk
Clarence Schoeppner, SO; Wilbert
Blair, 81. Local Board of Education
Unger, 20; Howard Morri-
son, "a; Joe Forshey, SO.
Jackson
Trustee-Kermit Border, 81; Ell
mer Groves, sc. Clerk - Clarence
Doebereiner, 1913. Dexter City Local
Board of Education-EarlC Clymer, /;
George Moseley, 2; William Nau Il;
Harley Ogle, 6; Charles Wickens, g.;
Walter Brown, z. Jackson School
Herman Farson, 4; Lothes Hughes, 5.
Jefferson
Trustee-Gay Bettinger, 80; P. S.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-06

S III o r T S-Roseville's colors fit
ted the Halloween season being
orange and black . The weather
threatened rain all day but cleared
off at game time .,. Some confu-
sion arose concerning the time,
Caldwell thinking the game started
at 800, while the program was set
for 7:30 1t was Mothers night
for Roseville players with appro-
pirate halftime ceremonies . This
was Caldwell's first game under
Roseville's lights. . Benny Craft
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-06
RICHARD TILTON HERE

Richard Tllton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Tilton, has returned to
his home in Caldwell after spending
the past year at Mitchell, S. Dakota,
where he was enrolled at Dakota
Wesleyan. Young Tilton plans now
to attend college in or near Ohio. He
returned to Caldwell Thursday eve
ming via the Roseville route, where
he attended the Caldwell -Roseville
league game-a 1877 victory for the
Redskins.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-06
RETURNS FROM VISIT

Mrs. Tryphosa Love, Of Sharon,
and Betty Keyser, of Cambridge,
have returned home after spending
a vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. Nit
chell Keyser, of Belington, w. Va,
While there they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Maynard Dennis, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Keyser, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Parrish. Miss Keyser will spend
some time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Keyser before return
ing to her work in Cambridge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-06
LeWisvilIe Youth
Pinned Under Truck

Stanley Carpenter, 13-year-old
youth of Lewisville route B, IS IN
Memorial hospital for treatment OF
skin burns from gasoline which sat
urated his clothing when he was
pinned under the gasoline tank of
his fathers truck, which turned
over. The boy took the truck out for
a ride and in some manner, upset 1t
letting the gasoline spill over him:
According to reports, he was pinned
under the leaking tank for a half
hour
New BIouseS, tailored and fancy.
GraY'S
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-06
CROOKsVILLE continues ur
BACKFIELD STATISTICS on tn

Roseville game show that the Red
skins piled up their highest yard
age of the season-360 yards rush
ing-an average of almost eight
yards per try. Tilton amassed 206
yards in Is attempts, an average of
13R
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-06

Scoring-Touchdowns: Tilton, 2;
Ferguson, Craft, Riski, Sewers.
Points after touchdowns: Tilton,
(plunge), Ferguson, (plunge), G.
Potts, (plunge), Sewers, (plunge)
Officials-Kries and Matheney,
Duncan Falls; Thomas, GAINESVILLE.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-06
TO SPONSOR SHOW

The Caldwell volunteer fire de-
partment is sponsoring a free pic
ture show at the high school gym,
Thursday evening, November 13, be-
ginning at 800 o'clock. The "Art of
Fire Fighting" and Chemistry of
Fire" are the two pictures to be
shown. The public is invited to this
free attraction.
WOmen'S and Girls jackets, all
kinds. Gray'S.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-06
ENJOYING TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tarleton, Mrs.
Ethel Hazard, Robert Tarleton and
Dean Rutherford left Wednesday
morning for months motor trip
through the West. They will spend
some time in Los Angeles, Calf,
where the former Marilyn Hazard
now resides.