The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-07-10

| the evening part OF the programs.
/ A good many cherries are shining
thru glass jars, the first picking of
raspberries will be in jugs this week,
the berries are larger than usual.
1t is prophecied the corn crop will
be late, and if the summer is dry,
the crop will be poor one.
Records show that Truman is at
his poorest, it is reported officially
that he vetoed the labor bill for
personal reasons, this personal rea-
son, is purely a political outlook for
1948 presidential votes; Truman is
| addressing the colored people, he
wants these votes. Truman is turn
ing out to be as good checker
player as FDR, and better Commun-
istic New Deal ideas in bureau
cratic dodging, he don't want to be
caught as an in between man.
Paul Bates, wife, Helen, were last
Sunday visitors with the Duke and
Duchess.
Okey Hague and family were
touring on the B. H. roads, visiting
friends and relatives.
Okey was assisting Tom Hague on
Monday in the harvest field.
Okey moved the hay around the
Duke packing house on Tuesday.
Bishop Bates, Sid, Okey, Brad
Bobby, Terry, and Jake Carpenter
motored to Quaker City Monday on
shopping tour.
The big Walker fox hound
! (Squack) was found at the home
of Jake Carpenter, Jake took good
care of the dog and delivered him
to the Bishop and picked cherries
Monday evening.
Harley Bates and Boob Albreton
are harvesting on the Ira Fuller
ranch. Sunday July 13, is redletter
day for Bates Hill.
Bishop Bates, D. D., opens his
prophecy and study in Revelation.
All ministers are especially in
vited to come and take part in the
question and answer period, it is
not intended this period should
reach points of debate, as these
meetings are not for the purpose of
changing ones mind, all are free to
think and express their opinion with
I out rancor.
The Sunday 18th meeting will be
devoted to synopsis of things to
come. with chart illustrations, then
the question and answer period will
follow. The meeting will begin al
2:15 p. m.
Relatives of Ted Bauer of Cleve.
t land, son-in-laW, of Bishop Bates
and wife, Marie, from Pleasant City
I were afternoon visitors on Tuesday
with the Bishop and wife. They
( were looking for cherries to buy.
1t is reported that the wife of Tin
O Bates of Hill Gulch is poorly, it il
hoped she is better at this time
There was very little wheat GU
before the 4th or on the 4th-toC
green. Some wheat will not be GU
until the first of the coming week
The salaries of our county, state
and Washington officials has beer
!, raised, it is wondered if this is fol
the purpose of securing a better
D grade of racketeers and crooks t.
seek offices.
Everyone, most everyone, know:
the crooks is out for the big money
honest people are satisfied with {
t good honest wage, and are willing
to work for it, the crook is never
satisfied with his take, he always
wants more.
Michigan is going to slap a tax
on cigarettes, this will force then
to II and Is cents pack. So it looks
: like Detroit is due for another Sit
down strike on the coffinS nails, anC
they are looking for the little
machines so they can roll their own
while others are practicing tailor
making with their fingers anC
thumbs.
: 1t could be our official office
: holders are learning something from
: our two Communistic unions, unions
have always been looking for more
money, and of course the employer
is too, so, who is the looSer, or pays
the bill (tax); the farmer, the farm.
er feeds and clothes the nations, anC
the farmer gets the least attention
and consideration, he is just hay.
seed, from the city dwellers point
of view.
Okey Hague celebrated the day
time of the 4th moving daisies ir
his pasture field, he wants to be sure
that the daisies won't tell, then the
eve of the 4th this correspondent
wife, Marie, and Sid, motored tc
DdIIleSNlle WIFI Lne OKey mousse
hold, for the 4th celebration.
The doings were held on the fail
grounds, which has been turned into
quite an amusement place, a swim.
ming pool, from feet to l and 6
half feet deep, is a beauty to be.
. hold, with its clear blue water, ther
the many ContraptionS for children
1 to have fun, band stand, where the
high school, in uniform, gave quite
band concert, after which the fire
: works were started they were
beautiful, and many new stunts il
the art of fire array were demons
2 trated.
After the fire works, the mac
: scramble to get out of the grounds
but due to the policing, the ground
were emptied efficiently and fas
thru the one main entrance, thu
crowd was estimated at 1900 sight
see-ers, no accidents were reported.
This correspondent would like t.
have been in Caldwell for the 4tf
to meet and greet old friends, but
there was not a chance.
1t is hoped, that everyone had ;