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Evening star., 1947-08-21
HELP MEN.

poItnnity tor adyaneement: Apply JEl,
LEFFs: 12l4-122o F st. NV, personnel
sTock sTos e oLERRs. HRf[ white: immediate open.
ines; 4O-hr:, wk. good salary; special
plan and hospitalization,~ after a period OF
qualification. No telephone calls. Apply,
the manager. GARRIsoN's TOY & NOV
SION STONE eq MAsoSs aa,s ie for nw Walls and house
fronts; by day or contract Victor s227,
sToNEMAsoN. private party has appoxi-
TAIfoR. experienced in alternating ladies
fsatE aad suits IT, nr Apply pstso5EeI acs
TAILOR, experienced mems and boys
sassns se}ols noen sda' Hssf CO. eeeRl
Timer, experienced only, good salary
TIMER. one who can install cutters and
sPfsr sPDutf and DC wf composition Ess shingles Call
TehE St 1ssicl9is nT As Sssfsy g.
1Tsss TRxssFRR En- MAN. experienced. for rv1 work
press; good starting. salary with prompt
increase for man who can qualify; good
lob with esta olished. growing. specialized
ensnss oknE oF 9 Sms va pdsen as Appy
fT1 Tkudk si DRIVER nN Ils Asp 0T6 FoRrER eolo5sd
SoRM4z CO. oo a i$o h gsr st. rk WILLIAM
80 sssII;S dso dass start. GENERAL IDg1s-
TsIRGR TsHoGsTRRERs top sye Vases s T steady
around work, time and half after 40 hours,
rate according to amount Of work pro
duced. Apply DAVIS UPHOLSTERY. 37th
and Tildon, Brentwood, Md, UN. 15a2;
UPHoLsTERERs. st.class Apply 500
Rffkyls RRffRERsNgghss glks sossve s. Y oodpR1cH ad Co.
has a fine position open for an ambitious
young man. no experience necessary to
qualify for. this position. as we are inter
ested in all applicants who have a willing
ness to work. Good salary and fine op-
portunity tor advancement, both as to
position and salary. This is real op-
portunity for young man returning from
the armed forces. Apply daily from 10 30
10 4 pm. at our district ofice, 1112 10th
VETERAN. white. training TO assist night
steward. Apply emplovment once. WARD
MAN PARK HOTEL. 200 Woodley rd.
VOUCHER CLERK with some bookkeeping
TON PROPERTIES. INC, $500 woodley
WATCHMAN. reliable: Is hours Sunday,
WOOL PREssER, exper.: good. pay. 5-day
wk., good working cond. Apply 1888
Woon Rssbfnfa srorTER-ADply 8 PH MoRN1NdsipE sa
LAUNDRY, s22O Georgia ave. -26
YOUNG MAN. with car: sales and deliv-
cry: salary and commission; good oppor-
YOUNG MAN, colored to wash dishes; also
interested in cooking; S25 week: no
Sunday 1909 18th st. NV. -21
YOUNG MAN. over 90. white. steady, for
stockroom, some experience essential: mod
crate salary, but chance for advancement.
Call personnel dept. HO. 2416
YOTNG MAN TO learn the whoiesaIe sheet
etal business good pay. rapid advance
ment. 5-day week, other advantages. Ap-
ply in person. $40 st. NV 81
2 Ist-CLASS TRUCK MECHANICS wanted:
excel. working cond., new building: GMC
dealer Alexandria. OV. ! 1900. -25
NEED COLORED PAPER HANGERS. paint
ers, carpenters, floor sanders. e1per only
by hour or contract. Phone NO. 35S2 be-
tween Q.3O and 4.3O -23
Evening star., 1947-08-21
HELP DOMESTIC.

BeIResda fond 'e Of chiidre9 E5s upsta1rs t rm m
sna Seek sssk Rs1diG W1 Gs 2nd electric dShWa sh'r
COOK An" CIV. also nursen2id TO
for v. chdrq geprs snG st 1i 2ndG9r +.
ences: No laundry. EM, e5go. 50
cheyS Chase. ND: HF Bendix. m HTi famv ronno Se
Thurs Thu ,,ti aftern9ons ,5gS and sun of 500:
COOK -G.H.W. and liaht laundry. rxper.
settled woman, with GOOD refs. 10 live IN
pleasant sub. home rr. Washington; 500
mo,v mo- FA !. r 1nl1-W ,r after p.n, M , ,.
out: mus: b" very neat and have recent
Local references $50 and carfare. DE.
COUPLE IN APT; NV. desire, exper. cook
c!,;,sa crYsp Tes9fe9s u31 60 i,n
in tond Of children: Bandix washer and
GlNrfs aS R,fha s. T "a os1' SS'n Time from
before lunch ~ sft"r dinner for family
Of adults in anHr .ment; ,coored woman
SooE neat a. I With good "Is I HS"o
5-dav week write. giving telcnhone num-
her or sddress for appointment TO BOX
GHW. in small apt. middle-sged whit.
woman. from $40 q m to $50 pm. Mon
through Fri; SOC per hr Box 23a-z,
G.H;w: ard -ssst with two children;
ideal for ,person de-iring nice home; ex-
FsffFensss PsrF Nc 17a va ssa as5n card univtss''
G.H. .W.-Woman. - to 40. exper: Bendix
washer; live in or out. SLIGO alsl between
GH.W. neat, fond of children, expert
enced, references, live in. other help: $50
week. 64oa 18th st. NV. GE, si64.
G.H.w. good cleaner and fond of chill
6ren. work in doctors home, other hello
n ef
Girl. fond Of children; rzbt cooking and
G eannS dte-enoss ps cs9r9 3 rE eSpdY on Il OF mus. i've
GIRL. coiored. BETWEEN Is and and IS, for
gfE sxpsr s5 upstairs st Pvt 68o 10 and bath
HousEkEEPFR, l. T light bouseVork. 20 to car.
for 2 children; rm,, board and salary:
G esEy ss Trndss 2ss'fSE:d sT: ne A09T H a 'ttit
MAID, general housework, care children.
c ye ri TbuPF PFVaff ony uDy;cFs Wo TS9m and BATH
5on.ework; must Be reliable: no cooking.
MAID. ca apable. for g.h. W. and cooking in
physicisns home; live in, must he expert
soced and fosf ot children references
near "sp bps 'F recent en- G local r'ierencss RA $50.
MAID. colored 10 work in New York
board Apply 1Ho7 q ~ ."
ences; Rsndiz raaher hpply between ?
and II am. 134O spring rd. NV. go
WOMAN. experienced: E.n u and help care
for children; q am. through dinner; by ths
week, SEQ and cartare: in North Arlington.
Gil. S452. -2l
WOMAN for ghw in Bethesda home Of
couple with year-old child: D days per
week. live in; no heavy laundry: S22 per
week Cal! after & pm, OIL. l745. 20
WOMAN, settled: white. TO do light house,
work and care for ? school-age boys eve
ming hours while mother works. Room and
board and small SALARY alanao csll 81. d5573
WOMAN. mIddie-azed. 10 care for s-rno.-
old baby while mother works. PA. 1881.
FxprRrRNCEp CoTrLE. rocking s.b,v.
live in Ions Island: must Ike chidren
references required. Apply 1909 14th a.
nv rs
EXPERIENCED WOMAN COOK and GEN
eral houssTorser: I've in, excel home for
one who is looking for equal exchange,
Please do not call Unless you ha~s gcod
city references. WI. s7s4. Fl
Evening star., 1947-08-21

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Evening star., 1947-08-21
OUT-OF-TOwN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIAMONDS, old 1ewelry and silver wanted.
co eeri 4s St 5T Tree MR
payment: immediate installation. D. A.
sccaoSsgRS sceoTNTASri L. :aps9t sasg book. started
kept: part time: tax returns PREPARED,
aIaitT Roi Tss Or
heating plants; no cash needed, small
monthly - payment: immediate installation.
R1.aoSbs n osSTANsRgRX 5fWFiRE L wss2rpHsh.st aGS2
rcssh price,, Free appraisal. ARTHUR
MAARKEL, HAESTIn 90 n1 B st nv: IA. o2s4.
hushel at Seven Corners in Fairfax County.
Va, seven miles west from Memorial
Bridge, on Route so. next TO Hillwood Mo.
WILL Nor BE REsPoNSfBLE for debts
contracted by any one other than myself
J y T WALLACE Il Jr, EOS Buxton rd.' Falls
bRY aHT'9; cLEaiNERs EEaaiNERs AND AGENc1Es-Hgh-
e;t anslity cleaning at reasonable prices;
,M Mr. BURRELlA MA. 1856; night and sun.
N6rIcE OF PARTNERSHIP DIssoLuTioN.
H.; on the Ra0s Day Is Of nSEfs, 5ps n3
Prater, who have formerly traded as Co
ness under the style of JUST RITE
CLEANERS doing business at 524 Sth
Il Sc. Washington, D. C.. since March
lo46, dissolved the aforesaid partnership
as of the close of business July 81, 1917
oF agreement of the partners, and William
r Prater purchased all stock fixtures
and equipment, from the said partnership
= Of the said July 81, 1947. The bust
name, as aforesaid. by the said William
NoricE OF DISSOLUTION of partnership
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership lately subsisting between Ralph c.
Dudrow, the UNDERSIGNED. and Otis
DGdrov, carrying on business as general
drug store al 5"Ia Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
r!lls Md. under the firm and style name
NJ Dudrows Drug Store, was on the 81 list
day of July, 1941, dissolved by mutual
consent. end that the business in the fu-
,ute will be carried on by the said Ralph
c; Dudrow alone. who will pay and dis
rive all ponies payable to the said late
frm. e. " RALPH c. DUDROW.
Evening star., 1947-08-21

When answering ddrertise-
mentS addressed to Star bores
do NOT inclose original ref
erenceS, photographs or other
papers OF personal ualue. .Ad-
UertlserS often fail to call tEr
all replies addressed to q Sta,'
bor number and this mail is
destroyed if remaining ouer 10
days after final insertion of
advertisement.
Evening star., 1947-08-21
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert books sIarted, kept
part time. tax returns PREPARED, state
ments, audits: reasonable. OR. 2074.
ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept.
audited: tax reports, monthly service state
ments: prompt, reas. SH. 65S4 25'
4 week or month, new books opened res-
snnsbls daily rates. Phone MI. 12s2
PRIcRwoRK 5v contract labor cnlv. or
labor ana material Alex $3.50 9l'
CONTINUED on Next PsgsJ
Evening star., 1947-08-21
FUTURE

THos. J. OWEN & son. auctioneers. 435
able two-story row brick dwellings beng
End st. ne. Each property to be sold
separately. BY virtue of two certain deeds
Of trust dated January -: l94., being
January -. 1947.. among the land records
cf the District of Columbia, and at the
request OF the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will sell, at public
auction in front of the premises. on Tues
DAY the twenty-sixth day of August AID.
lot', besinning al three o'clock pm.
situate in, the District Of Columbia. and
designated as and beins Lots numbered
One Hundred and Five G05l and One
bered seven Hundred and Fifty-tour t554l.
a. per plat recorded in the, once Of the
Llber - st Folio 1o5. Terms: Sold
subject to prior deed OF trust on each
ther particulars of which will be announced
E time of sale; the purchase price above
said trust to be paid in cash. deposit
Of $500 90 each reSnired i conyeyancing.
TO be complied with. within thirty days.
otherwise deposit forfeited and the prop
ts scn ay be Of ss s1a Fef2d Ef q hf
WELLS, CARL D. COLEMAN. Trustees
aul5.1s."i ,:3.25
TRUSTEES SALE OF 1876 ACRES. more
or less IN upner montgomery county, IN
signed trustees viii offer for sale at pub
lie auction at the front door of the Mont
somery County Court House in Rockville,
Nd, On Saturday, August 90, 1et7. ct the
hour Of II o'clock AM DSTN, tvo ad-
iointrg farms, the hrst containing 221 :
acres with mile frontage on the c, & o
the other adloins the first and contains
214- acres, improved with a comfortable
2-story. f-room frame dwelling with base
PleCtr
modern improvements and necessary out
buildings and barns. These farms com
mand an excellent view of the Blue Ridge
Mountains and Sugar Loaf Mountain, and
are located on the road from Dickerson to
Whites Ferry, and are the. property on
which Carroll A. Shreve and Msrgaret F.
containing about Is acres on the Suear
Lcaf Mountain. near Nj Enhrlam IN Fred
er!ck County. R EDWIN BROWN JOHN
Evening star., 1947-08-21
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

ADAM q. WEsCHLER & son. auctioneers
--TrustSe's sale of restaurant and bar
tfurrnishiIses. equipment and supplies, house
hold furniture. etc. contained in premises
ih"t Que st. NV. BY virtue OF a chattel
6eed Of tr1Is% recorded February 25. l947,
IS JrstruSlent No S494, and at the re-
Guest of She party secured thereby, the
undersigned trustee will sell by public auc-
ION, at the above mentioned premises on
Friday. AUGUST -. 1947, at 10 o'clock
m. miscellaneous restaurant and bar
enulpment consisting of in part. National
ash register, fans beer dispenser and
COMPRESSOR, Slick coffee brewer. Westing-
house and Hill refriRerators. bar, bottle
and water coolers. stainless steel barten-
ders work bench, booths. tables chairs
mirrors, lighting fixtures. steam table
ranges, electric slicing machine, toaster,
5cale, meat block. sinks, sterllizer. chefs
table. grease tran, CHINA, silverware. type
writer. adding machine. safe file cabinet
'Vpplles. etc Terms: Subject TO trust
Of approximately $500; particulars of
Hhich viii be announced at time Of sale
over and above said truSt-CaSh. MI
Fldg. JOSEPH N. BONUSO. attorney for
rarty secured. 1910 H st. NV.
aul5.tSlq.
Evening star., 1947-08-21
ADAM A. MEsCHLER & son. anctinnee

ADAM A. WESCHLER & son. auctioneers
- Trustees sale of restaurant and soda FIX
lures and, equipment, cash registers. air
conditioning unit. etc, contained in Crys-
ais Restaurant. 440S Arkansas ave NV
slso licenses and leasehold interests. Bv
Eirue of a cha:tel deed of trust recorded
Anrii !, 1916, among the records of the
Recorder of Deeds OF the District OF CO.
lumbia as Instrument No. 1881. and at
lhe request of the party secured thereby,
! ne Undersigned trustees will sell BY public
on Friday. August :222. 1857, at O'Clock
m. soda fountain. carbonator compressor,
Coca Cola dispenser, coffee stand. steam
and work tables, gas range with grill.
IoaStmaster, Frigidaire. counters and
cash register, electric fans, drink mixer
and CLOCK; water heater. air-conditioning
unit. booths, tables, chairs, tobacco and
pastry cases. etc; also. lease and licenses
together with renewals or substitutions
hereof. deposits with electric and or gas
.ompanles, good will, etc: Terms: Cash.
THOMAS VASSI1., CONSTANTINE W.
CRASSAS, Woodward Buildins, trustees.
aulb,1 3 Il 30,ol
Evening star., 1947-08-21

PUBLIC: AUCTION of household furniture
and urnishings-Norse electric refrigera-
or, upholstered sofas and chairs, bedroom
-ultes, living room suites. china, and plated
ware. mirrors, pictures, metal lawn chaise
tongues. slant-top desk, utility cabinets.
drop-leaf table, floor lamps. etc. at Sloans
Galleries, s15 18th ST. NV. Friday,
August 20. 1871. starting at 10 am.
Terms: Cash. C. G. SLOAN g. CO. INC,
auctIoneers Established lS9l. au20,2l.
ADAM A. WESCHLER e. son, auctioneers
Household furniture, new summer RUGS.
office furniture and personal effects. BY
order Mamie Rust Irvine and Earleen Rust
Gentry, administrators estate Genevieve
Rust Billingsly; Samuel M. Greenbaum,
trustee in bankruptcy: Arthur L. Willcher,
committee of the person and estate of Ma
RE Bordugowski: storage warehouse and
others. By auction at WESCHLER'S. 905 E
st. NV, tomorrow, commencing $50 m.
New living groups. odd sofas, lounge chairs,
sofa beds and summer rugs: Queen Anne
type dining group, lacQuered Chinese
cabinet. threp-piece chrome frame recrea-
tion room group, maple living room group,
odd beds. spiral and box springs, inner
spring mattresses, chests of drawers, dress
ers. tables. chairs, lamps, etc. -2l
Evening star., 1947-08-21
HELP MEN Cont

prefer older men who are
7pests NE cossy ssssay CO cork kiet top psaoy gsy kEY
wages: GRAN1NGER, .GE. 1878, "a
81; union long Job: skilled
aofs aa $500 goo IYnst9n pd Bethesda
Mckinley. turn left 5 blocks. -21
good vases, good working ,eonditions;
and Maryland Apply at No. Brandy
wine, No. 2h Chesapeake st. Sc or 18th
and Otis ne. or call MR.. LATEoN; DE.
skilled only Report to
300 block & Pliers M MI rd; Kensinston' sto1
cARpENTERs-5 years work for ~1od
men: top wages, Come ready to work;
line: then FranSiin ave bus rs. get of
at Franklin ard Garwood. walk UP Gar
wood l blk. to Job. See Mr.. BYRD. UN.
top wages for top men;
long housing job. Apply 18th and Emer-
san cARpENrRR.FoREMAN, sESi Rie must be oualifed
to supervise 1st-class residential construc-
ton; steady program. Phone FA. 2975.
CAR WASHERS, cotored. for work in auto
laundry: extra man for SATURDAYS and
SUNDAYS; 35l0 Georgia ave. NV. ga
55a3 wisconsin ave, from l1:so am to
> pm. -2S
CHEF. white. experienced. to work in
modern delicatessen. Call UN. 672n, 81
CHEF working chef wanted for District
hotel. must have complete knowledse of
cost and supervision. on " ambitious men
need apply; good working conditions. Box
CLERK, general. part time, white. age "a
to "a, for liquor store. Hours 8 to 9 D m.
daily, 10 to 10 Sat. Contact L. BROOKS,
32237 MINI. ave. Sc. after o a m. -2l
for Arlington and Alexandria
must have car: good salary and
auto allowance: only good experienced man
will be considered: prefer experienced in
small loan or similar business. Call MR..
coSsi E iiS' SUPERVISOR or exper.
mp eood eRpGy
ce0oNsTKSTGTIoS So ITc RE 176s v6 inaS
retail store internal auditing and account
ing and are seeking 2 position With
good future and q chance for advancement.
if you are capable and know how to get
along with people, write us in detail your
experience. education. etc. and We will
arrange appointment for you. All replies
neid in strlctest confidence. Apply Box
1917, Star. 3.
COOK eolored. sll-sround kit, man. Ap-
COOK. experienced; hrs. nm. TO l M.
s days. no SUNDAYS: $50 Tk. and meals.
1ntervlevs Inis r,1 from ol am to pm 1924
COOK: white. experienced. reliable: re-
sponsible position. excel, working condi-
tions. good wages, night or day work:
ren,iraJ AnrI,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-06-19
Yoniz Elected
X. OF C.. Head

Father Kleuber council, No. 1865
Knights of Columbus, elected Harry
E. Yontz to head the local organ
ization for the coming year at the
meeting held last Thursday evening
in the council rooms, First National
bank building. The newly elected
grand knight, who succeeds William
H. Estadt, will assume his duties
July l.
Other officers elected included:
Glenn Estadt, deputy grand knight;
Henry u. Schott, chancellor; c. J.
Estadt, recorder; Joe Giallombardo,
treasurer; Ignatz Fox, advocate;
Harold Archer, warden; James Ack-
ley and Paul Schott, guards; John
w. Hill, William H. Estadt, and John
Riski, trustees.
Elect Grand Knight Yontz an
nounced the following appointments
to existing vacancies: Rev. Stephen
]. Pekalla, chaplain; Albert Hupp,
financial secretary; and John w.
Hill, lecturer.
Installation of officers will be held
in the near future, date to be set
by District Deputy Dion McDermott,
of Marietta.
The local degree team will again
exemplify the first degree on a class
of new candidates tonight, Thurs
day, June 10, at 800 o'clock.
A short business meeting will be
held prior to the comforting of the
first degree.
Refreshments will be served by
the committee.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-06-19
Methodist Church
Will Hold Fiftieth
Anniversary July G
DR.. Carroll Lewis,
Columbus, Will Be
Principal Speaker

The 50th anniversary of the pres
ent First Methodist church in Cald-
well will be fittingly observed here
on Sunday, July 6, according to an
announcement made today by the
pastor, Rev. Glen M. Warner.
DR.. Carroll Lewis, Columbus,
Methodist minister and former col
onel in the army will be the prin-
cipal speaker in the morning. DR..
Lewis is an able speaker and during
the war was placed in charge of the
prison concentration camp in Ger
many, Immediately after the Allies
had taken over
The entire morning worship will
appropriately observe the 5Oth an
nlversary of the building of this
church, which only two years ago
was remodeled and redecorated and
considered now one of the most
beautiful churches in this section of
the state.
Following the morning service, a
basket dinner will be held in the
dining room of the church. All
friends and former ministers are
cordially invited to attend this cele-
bration.
A booklet is now being printed
for the occasion, containing the his
tory and pictures of the church.
The present church on Main street
was dedicated on July 4, 1897 by
Bishop John M. Walden. DR.. w. H.
Dye was the pastor at that time.
The First Methodist church in
Caldwell was constructed on a lot
given by Samuel Caldwell and ded-
lcated in 1859 by DR.. l. c. Pershing.
Back in the early days of pio.
neers, etc., the first evidence of the
Methodist church began to appear
in this community. AS long ago as
1900 to 1920 Olive village was a
preaching place supplied by pioneer
preachers of the Methodist Epis-
copal church. That was the day of
old circuit rider. Robert Mckee, at
his own expense, built the first
Methodist church in Olive.
Members of the building commit
tee in 1897, who were largely re-
Sponsible for the present building,
included; Judge William Frazier, J.
M. McGinniS, DR.. c. P. Simons, J.
E. Smith, G. w. Taylor, Jasper Nc
Kee, A. c. Cooper, A. c. Okey,
Frank NJ. Martin and w. H. Dye,
pastor. Jesse Harris and A. c. Coop
er were on the committee to sell the
church. Mr.. Harris said they could
not find buyer so he sold it to Mr.
Cooper for $350.00.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-06-19
our Men Badly
Burned When Gas
Well Explodes
I'll. C. Clymer, Dexter
City, Suffers Heart
Attack After Blast

After a five-hour battle, modern
scientific methods and apparatus ex-
tinguished the gas-well explosion
and fire on Jackson Ridge, near
Woodsfield, after four men had been
badly burned there early Friday
morning
Ross r. Latimer of Woodsfield,
general superintendent of the Pure
Oil Co., in the Monroe, Noble and
Washington county district, is one
of the four men who were seriously
burned. The other victims are tool
dresser, Joseph Stine of Antioch
and an unidentified truck driver of
Monroe county. A spark from the
truck which back fired is believed
to have caused the explosion.
Harry G. Clymer of Dexter City,
well known Noble county driller,
was on the derrick floor greasing
tubing collars and was thrown clear
in the explosion. He later suffered
a severe heart attack and was
taken to his home, where he is
under the care of local physician.
R. w. Elliott of Woodsfield suf-
fered minor burns about the arms
but all other employees escaped
without injury.
The fire caused from explosion of
the 700-pound rock pressure gas
well from the Berea sand, ragged
under terrific pressure for five
hours before it was extinguished
with equipment taken to the scene
by the River Gas Co., from the
Marietta plant and also from the
Ludlow Compressor station plant of
the River Gas Co., at Bloomfield.
The extinguisher used is a new
invention and is especially made for
extinguishing oil, gas and gasoline
fires. Its effectiveness proven on
Friday is one of great interest to
oil and gas men in Noble, as well
as the adjoining counties.
The owners of the well expect to
make repairs early this week. The
we'll, a 100000 cubic feet volume
gasser is not damaged but all tub
ing will have to be replaced. The
damage caused by the explosion is
reported to be considerable.
Ross Latimer, who has been en-
ployed with Pure Oil Co., for over
40 years and we'll known to drillers
in Noble county was looking after
leases in the Woodsfield area and
visitor at the we'll, which was con-
Sidered one of the important deep
gaSserS in this area.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-06-19
Noble County Will
Get More State Aid

Columbus, June 18 - OP - An
amendment made by the Senate
Taxation Committee to the House
approved local government bill
would prove a bonanza" to the
limited financial resources of Noble
county.
Under the amendment, the allo-
cation to Noble county from the
states sales tax revenues would be
at least $25,000
Noble county's ALLEGATION from the
$21 100000 appropriated for 1916 by
the last general assembly, was $14,-
405.72.
The increased ALLEGATION would be
divided among the various subdiv-
isions of the county by the county
budget commission on the basis OF
need.
Rep. Otto F. Sharp of Vintor
county proposed a minimum OF
$4,000 in state aid when the $25,-
100000 year local government bill
was being debated in the House. His
amendment was adopted by voice
vote. No opposition is expected in
either the Senate or the House tc
the upped minimum.
Only II counties received less
than $4,000 in state aid in 1916. Be-
sides Noble county, they were Car
roll, Adams, Geauga, Holmes, Mon
roe, Morgan, Morrow, Paulding
Pike and Vinton.