The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-18

The showing of special fea-
lures and cartoons, all pertain
ing to the current Yuletide sea-
son will do much to bring the
meaning of Christmas to the hearts
of many. This, after all, is the pur-
pose of the event, sponsored by the
organization and the many business
places in Caldwell.
Chester Huprich, manager of the
Noble theatre, has been serving as
chairman of this committee since
1912 and in many ways he is re-
sponsible for the wide interest now
being manifested in this annual
event He is being assisted this year
by c. ]. Estadt, secretary for the
Chamber of Commerce and Emil
Barnett.
In order to accommodate the over
flow crowd of kiddies, both theatres
will be showing special features and
there will be a special Christmas
treat after each showing at both
theatres.
Santa Claus will be in Caldwell
that afternoon, in all his glory on
the public square and in both of the
local theatres. He will bring spec
ial message to each of the kiddies
when they come to Caldwell Satur-
day afternoon as guests of the Noble
County Chamber of Commerce.
The business men have been more
than generous this year and their
contributions are approximately
$1,000 more than collected for the
1946 event.
Miss Mary Harmon collected the
total amount of $197.35, as compared
to $188.75 in 1916.
The gala Christmas event of next
Saturday afternoon has been made
possible by the following business
men:
Donators of $500 were: Caldwell
Building & Loan, First National
Bank, Hills Store, Gillespie Drug
Store, Stellfox & Son, Fuckers Cof-
fee Shop, Dr. E. C. Ditch, Farmers
& Merchants Bank, The Leader, DR..
D. H. Webster, L. E. Potts, Cozier
Container Corp, Caldwell Produce
Co., and T. M. Ehlermann.
Donating $500 were: Paul McVay,
Pearl Ralston, Lorenz g. Sons, Balls
Cash Market, Kroger Store, The
Journal, West Side Market. M & K
Store, James & Quick and Harper's
Jewelry Store
Those donating $3.50 included:
Semon's Dry Cleaning, Sunshine
Feed Store and Clark and Barnett.
Donators of $500 were: Standard
OIL Central Motor Co., Woody's
Meat Market, Kirchner Electric
Store, Norval Robey Co., Fashion
Shop, Jordan's Store, Lena Alter,
Brady Miller, Gray's Store, Kimnach
& Son, Byron Marquis, Hayes Meat
Market, Farmhouse Chevrolet Co.,
Ziler's Garage, Kegerreis Store,
Madge's Specially Shop, Dun-Rite
Cleaners, Fern Restaurant, R. C..
Moore, and Hutcheson & Blake.
Donating $100 were: c. F. Bauer,
S. ]. Doudna, Home Restaurant,
Farley Insurance, Clark's Service
Station, Hayes Service Station, L.
c. Young, DR.. H. B. Hume, Wehr's
Clothing Store, Tipton's Hardware
| Store, Estadt & Sons, Jennings
Furniture Store, DR.. N S. Reed, City
Restaurant, Hazard Beauty & Bar
Der Shop, Vernon Archer, Mildred's S
Beauty Shop, Mayor Secrest, Gill's
Barber Shop, Collart Shoe Store,
Bond Barber Shop, DR.. A. G. Nc
Gregor, Buckey's Hatchery, Smith
Beauty Salon, Caldwell implement
& Supply, J. w. Evilsizer, Ray Els
wick, William Radcliffe, Emil Archer,
! Santa's Helper, R. d. Buckley Feed
Store, H. B. Young, A. B. Westcott,
DR.. Walters, Philander Milligan,
Pearl McCauley, Kathryn Danford,
Nichols Cream Station, Worl w.
Thompson, Noble Hatchery, Tipton's
Bakery, Judge Otto Polling, Murphy
Furniture Store and Opais Beauty
Salon, rs cents.
Donators of $50 were: H. M.
Shafer, Frank Reed, Cutler, Violet
Morgareidge, Walters & Queens
Jewelry, Frank Tarleton, Lamar
Bowling, and Postmaster Thurman
Smith