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Evening star., 1948-11-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mk. BUSINESSMAN--Do you need q good,
permanent bookkeeper, or ONCE msnager9
xss Ms ssss',s1sss AaEsc9 Y Ri gses se such
ACCOUNTANT, expsrt-Books started. kept
part time; tax returns prepared; state.
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automatic; no cash needed; small monthly
payment; Immediate installation. THoMp.
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responsible for any debts incurred by any
one other than myself. HARRY D. WOOD
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children will grow up as American
citizens.
Conversation between dad" and
the kids was slightly frustrating
Dad had tried to tell them in his
peculiar German what q wonderful
place the United States was. The
idea got across to the elder son but
young 1--WE was bewildered. How
ever, the sergeant, with "a years OF
Army life behind him, is confident
everything will be fine.
There Is future ahead for these
kids" he said proudly; "a future
they could never find ii. Germany.
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SEALED PROPOSALS. will he RECEIVED

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I'll 12 noon, Friday, November II: is4s:
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and se Wave a9a
NER. Nsst.,Jr j. Commissioner Division Of Motor
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL, Etc
sa' ssslsa vi 8f'sssI 1s4S sh,
Gs ss Yos ,os u4nsbns 10 ssosk s HeGe G
Gold Leaf, and other material for the
pgSs prntns snd Sndns to The G9
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ing the regulations with which bidders
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs-Inyi
for bids on street Improvement. Notice
Sealed proposals for grading and con,
sSerste on o. ALISON street ae from s4as to
3sth Streets: on Volta Avenue from Rhode
= distance Of 500 feet from Volta Avenue
S Be rnss Tss.ivsd scores a the
q tie Mayor and Town Council q Brent;
9 Pm. Monday. November %, and will
and specifications may be obtained from
ne once oi James y; seybelt: ciyil En-
Maryland, upon payment Of $500, which
amount will not be refunded, Each BID
must be accompanied by certified check
q ., bid bond; payable to tie \. Mayor and ya
than than & ons ot the bid The Mayor and
any or all bids, to waive any informality
in bids and to accept OF reject any item
conditions contained in specifications and
made as result thereof. The bids must
neation as follows: Mayor and Town Coun-
eli of Brentwood. opening date November
MAyoR AND ToWN coGSc1L oF W sRENT- sNis
WOOD, MD. (seal) H. L. WOHLFARTH.
Clerk. 3
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Nearly 1000, ,000, 900 metal cans are
used annually to pack seafood in the
United States.
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THOs. J. OWEN SON. Auctioneers, 4s6
Southern building Trustees Sale Of
Valuable two-story semidetached frame
dwelling known as Premises 44S Ridge
Street Northwest. By virtue Of certain
deed Of trust duly recorded, in Liber No.
1857. Folio 22l ct SEQ, Of the land
records of 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 Friday. the twelfth day Of November,
AID. 194S, at 400 O'Clock PM. the
following -descrihed land and premises.
situate in the District Of Columbia. and
designated as and being part of original
Lot Al in Square 513, being more particu-
larly described by metes and bounds in
said deed Of trust. Property now known
for plrposes q assessment and taxaticn ..
na,a Of the % non tE
years. with interest at 81 per centum
from day Of sale, secured By first deed
of trust upon the property sold, or all
cash, at the option OF the purchaser. A
deposit Of $500 90 will be required at time
Of sale, All conveyancins. recording, rev.
Terms Of sale to be complied with within
80 days from day Of sale at District Title
reserve the right to. resell the property at
the risk and cost OF defaultins purchaser.
after i've days advertisement of such
resale in some newspaper published in
WASHINGTON. p: G. 8. A. YOUNG, J..
VERNON THOMAS, Trustees.
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Erlendsnip Heights streetcars direct 70
sIaI,L,l MENmHays opening; . men m:shsnicsll, mech:
SS RsSsa I'd a.ns on. with
satomosiies; mus. bs Courteous ana polite:
sss sebss, MogoS nd w f9 34oo sOi
miiiar WITH switchboard; q p:m to-
msRs.sT isRs Ss'e3; MARwgR AeR' A Es 5;s
eiL {SfhG GBtsSERR sRsi r CONTRACTORS, to do sen:
sisl ssssss 0sf e fo9sEsSf Vs.
On 1syssEs iSs ss sEssies Ns MN, must be *
sssI ds. Ss.1n S%ps:s
a1y ss,aIy excel soed chances for ADVANCE
n sean. soed nRass houps other Yemen benss.. e Appls
1419 Eye st. ". during mornings; refs.
Fsss!HFsd PSsHs Sas n sot RsssHe truck
to 9ssrn parts ss busfess e position has sx.
cost ens .roup Sp' ns s's Sickness ana
sseISysss sd their sssss a'gsadsnt;
ste5e sz1sEsss ana rsislsaoss 5000 pay:
ffaala.rsMSsoisf:s fala. ma q ffs registered experienced
references, for hish-type class drusstore:
good 500 ,e pay AND q good surroundings Apply
PHARMAGisT. top salary and commits
PHARMxc1sTs. rss,sserso., 2I:5y yrs. o
days; time and hsh for overtime; 8 boil.
days . year With pay: Large @ @prsscrips.op
chance for advancement, with higher pay;
one wk; vacation with nay after ! n:
insurance and hosDtslzssi,Sna sysaslssals sa aS
wEly' disability pay for Is wks.; "a daily
for certain operation and nlscellanscus
costs. Retirement plan available for thoss
G. eyeT B. y Alarieh. Sa RssooPiLEs 'paud groREG
PHfsSsETTEas HS s WiNfEpmBss fMfsnRBssan tRs p hisa
cost Of living, b., setting, pins In one OF
Washinston's busiest bowling alleys. Ap:
ply any day between and pm. and
Es yl. teach you spIISWgHy Issggeys eysrN riEhs
CENTER. 20O4 Nichols ave. Sc: -s
CONTINUED on Nezs Pase.)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30
Officials Pull
Raid On Joint

A surprise raid on an establish
ment located just inside the
Noble county line, near Bailey's
Mills, was staged Saturday eve
ming, by Sheriff Clayton "Jum"
Mckee and Prosecuting Attorney
Leo. E. Carter.
In the raid on the service sta
ton and private home, which al
legedly served as a gambling hall,
brothel and bootleg headquarters,
two slot machines were confis-
Gated. The machines are now be-
ing held at the sheriff's office
pending the outcome of the raid.
The occupants, which included
several children of school age,
were given until Monday eve
ming to vacate the premises.
According to officials, this has
always been an establishment
over which jurisdiction has been
in doubt. The building, according
to officials, is located so near the
Belmont Noble county line that
authorities in the two counties
have been unable to definitely
establish which county holds the
authority necessary for cleaning
up the establishment.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30

after which the assembled
group will join in singing
America
Invocation will be given by
Rev. o. o. Wilson, pastor of the
First Methodist church. During
the dinner hour, the Alben
quartet will favor with several
vocal selections r
Toastmaster Taught will then
take over the program and a
word of welcome will be ex-
tended by H. c. Secrest, super
intendent of the Noble county
schools.
Greetings ! from sponsoring
club will be given by Robert
Hausser, president of the Mari
eta Lions club. Members of
this club were instrumental in
forming the organization at
Caldwell. .... ....
Charles Denman, post district
governor, will have charge of
the lapel button awards to all
charter members attending.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30

coal as future of gas and oil
The supply of coal in this is rich with minerals
and heating properties and the tonnage available for
thesis oil production almost mess In addition to this
the No vein has been tapped and the surface has
only been scratched in producing shaower coal veins
through strip mining
Noble County Chamber of Commerce officials have
@ ha d Of of s m pass oornsted
has been instituted to locate the onemon dollar expert
mental station in this bill sponsored by Cong P.
W. Grhs provides for the construction of such station
in the Appalachian region.
Speaking in behalf of the strip mine operators James
Moscrip stated that they were definitely interested
since this would mean an outlet for their shae and
grade of top surface coal Mr. Moscrp pioneer in
strip mine operations in eastern Ohio and who has been
connected in this business since 1917 voiced the opinion
of the strip mine operators present at the luncheon and
indicated their willingness to work in conjunction with the
Chamber of Commerce in getting the pilot plant located
in this
A meeting of the Chamber of Commerce officers and
directors strip mine operators and other interested parties
has been called for Friday afternoon Oct will be
held in the probate hearing the house.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30
HOPE TO LOCATE PILOT PLANT IN COUNTY

dinner meeting of directors and officers of the Noble
County Chamber of Commerce and strip mine operators
held at the Stefox restaurant Friday in the interest
III locating pilot plant experiment station in Noble
uny for the expansion of operations of producing oil and
Easoline from shale.
Noble county fertile field for this experiment and
very effort being made for the location of the pilot plant
M the vicinity of Caldwell.
Already in other sections of the district and state civic
ganizatons have formulated plans to interest state and
federal officials the possibility of locating the experiment
6taton within their respective vicinity From statistics
available to local coal operators it expressed that Noble
ounty supply of undeveoped coal far exceeds that of
other county IN the state ..,...
It is felt in well informed channels that perfection of
process extract liquid fuel from Ohio coal will be fol-
lowed by industrial development broad scale large
industry locating in which have sufficient coal to
guarantee fuel supply for manufacturing purposes
Analysis made recently at the U. S. bureau of mines
laboratory in Denver Colo of sample of shale taken
from farm in this area showed that it's oil
such that 16 gallons could be extracted from of such
material r,@e~ 8
The Department of Interior, Washington D. c., has
authority to locate pilot plant and $30,000000
Gently appropriated to further experiment with unmned
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30

Two carloads of salt, con-
signed to the state highway de-
partment, arrived in Caldwell
last week, bringing to three the
total number cars of salt now
on hand at the local garage for
use this winter on the state
highways in the county.
Traffic on state route 147
over what is known as the
Whiskey Run bridge is back to
normal, according to State
Highway Superintendent Har-
ley c. Wheeler. Motorists were
allowed to use the bridge for
the first time this week follow
ing construction work on the
new bridge which was started
about six weeks ago 1t replaces
a similar structure of question
able age and safety.
The salt will be mixed with
ash and other substances and
will be placed on the roads
when snow and ice begin to
pile up in this area. Some %
cars of ashes are due to arrive
at the local garage whenever
a siding can be obtained.
Repair and construction work
throughout the county has al
most been completed. Route $40
through Kennonsburg and en-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30
Two Veterans Are
Returning Home

Two Noble county veterans are
returning home.
They were among the remains
of 1886 Americans aboard the u.
S. Army Transport Sgt. Morris
E Cain, which docked Wednesday
in San Francisco. The bodies
were originally inferred in Ma
nilla and Saipan.
The two Noble countians are
Pfc Francis H. Blackstone,
USMC, a son of Mrs. Margaret
M. Blackstone, of Caldwell route
l, and Pfc Joseph ROLAND Mer-
Ger, USMC, son of James c. Mer-
Ger Of Summerfield route 2 in
Beaver township.
The Brubach funeral home
in Summerfield will receive the
body of the Blackstone veteran.
1t will be several weeks before
the bodies are received at the Co
lumbus depot and eventually to
Noble county.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30
Formal Presentation Of Charter To aldeH Lions Club viii
Feature Dinner Meeting At First Methodist Church. Thursday

Formal presentation of the
charter for the Caldwell Lions
club by Norman LaFabin, dis
trict governor, Marietta, to
local president, Carl Johnson,
will high-light the dinner meet
ing of this club to be held on
Thursday evening, September
30, at the First Methodist
church here. The dinner meet
ing will begin promptly at 700
o'clock and it is expected that
approximately 200 guests from
This and neighboring counties
will attend.
The dinner will be served by
ladies of the w. S. C. S., after
which an interesting program
has been prepared. Howard
Taught, Cambridge, past presi-
dent, will be the toastmaster.
A visiting dignitary will be
Lawrence Holtzberry, deputy,
district governor of the Lions
club from Hebron. Holtzberry
will call the meeting to order,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30
TB Society
Plans Active
1919 Campaign
Effort Is Being
Made To Get
TB Clinic Here

The Noble County Tuberculo-
sis and Health association got a
shot in the arm Wednesday eve
ming, at their regular meeting
and extensive plans are being
made for the control and check
of tuberculosis in this county
during 1949. !
Lee Funk, field representative
Of the state association, attended
the meeting and made several
suggestions whereby the local
society could function to the best
advantage for the welfare of the
people concerned.
During the business session,
Mrs. Mable Tarleton was named
president for 1949. She will be
assisted by Mrs. Marv St;~ka1,
who will serve as vice president;
Mrs. Ruth Evilsizer, recording
secretary and Miss Thelma Rice,
treasurer
Seal Chairman
Mrs. Mildred Long is again
serving as seal sale chairman for
this county and she is already
working on the annual Christmas
seal campaign for Noble county.
The seals will be placed in the
mails the latter part of Novem-
ber for general distribution
throughout the county.
To Buy Books
The local TB society is making
plans to purchase books on this
disease to be placed in every
county and local high school.
Harry Colley, of Belle Valley,
and Mrs. Catherine Feldner, of
Caldwell, are serving on this
committee.
The books will be purchased
by the local society and then
placed in the schools.
TB Clinic
Through the cooperation of the
Noble county health board, rep
resented by Health Commission
er DR.. N. S. Reed, a request has
gone forward to the state de-
partment in Columbus, request
ing that the TB clinic be held in
this county next year.
The clinic will be held at the"
same time as the Noble county
fair, according to John D. Wheel
er, who is serving as executive
secretary.
Positive Reports
F. If any positive reports are dis
covered, Health Nurse Mrs. Vera
Cunningham has agreed to inves-
tigate and every effort will be
made to check the growth of this
disease in each individual case.
Several additional meetings
are being planned and progress
sive steps will be taken to edu-
cate Noble countians in the pro-
gram against tuberculosis.
Several officers of the local
society plan to attend a state
wide meeting of executive sec
retaries, staff and seal sale chair
men to be held at the Neil house
in Columbus, Friday, Oct. 8.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30

The charter members, whose
names will appear on the
original charter, are as follows:
John Groves, Dick Farley,
Carl Johnson, Thomas Rucker,
D. B. Stellfox, Sr., James Stein
er, Fred w. LeGraen, Paul Nc
Way, H. c. Jordan, Robert c.
Robey, E. E. Barnett, Arthur
R. Boyer, Floyd Henderson,
Frank Tarleton, Homer Wee
don, Robert Tarleton, Dean
Reed, Robert Clark, H. D.
Henry, WILLIAM Gillespie, r. D.
Thornberry, John d. Wheeler
and Owen H. Pickenpaugh.
g The object of the local and
other Lions clubs will be to
create and foster spirit of
generous consideration among
the peoples of the world
through study of the prob
lens of the international rela-
tionships from the standpoint
of business and professional
ethics.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30

Presentation of the charter to
the Caldwell Lions club will
then follow. with Norman La
Fabin of Marietta in charge.
President Carl Johnson will
accept the charter, after which
final announcements will be
made by Russell Diehl, zone
chairman, Cambridge. Rev. o.
o. Wilson will give the bene-
diction.
Officers of the newly organ
lied Lions club include: Carl
Johnson, president; H. D.
Henry, first vice president;
Emil Barnett, second vice pres
ident; Tom Rucker, third vice
president; Richard Farley, sec
retary; Robert Robey, trea-
surer; Fred LaGraen, Lion
tanner and William Gillespie,
tail twisteT.
Herschel Jordan, Floyd Hen
derson, Paul McVay and Art
Boyer are members of the
board of directors.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30
Deadline NearS For
Drivers Permits

The deadline for using 1948
drivers permits will expire at
midnight, Thursday, Sept. 80,
and all motorists are being warn
ed that careful check of We
hicles will be made by the state
highway patrol and local offic-
ials.
Deputy Registrar Owen H.
Pickenpaugh is expected to keep
his office open later than usual
this Thursday in order to meet
the last minute demands of auto
owners.
1t is expected that the usual
last minute rush will be evidenc-
.ed at Central Motor company as
the deadline draws closer.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30
Summerfield Legion
Purchases New Home

The American Legion Post No.
AS in Summerfield has pur-
chased the Ben Ruble building in
that community as a future home
for the legion.
Headed by Clyde Stephens as
commander, the Summerfield
post plans to remodel the Ruble
building and make of it, one of
the incest Legion homes in Noble
county.
Commander Stephens was in
Caldwell, Saturday, soliciting
contributions to assist in the pay
ment of their future home.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30
Whiskey Run Bridge Completed By
State Highway Department Workers
Photo

installation of the huge pipes
which will be used by the high
way department on various
roads throughout the county.
The Fenton Construction Co.,
is rapidly completing applica-
ton of a road mix and seal job
on state route 78 in Monroe
county and work on the high
way is expected to reach the
Noble county line sometime
this week. The resurfacing job
will terminate at the junction
of routes $50 and 78 south of
Summerfield.
Work on bridge within the
corporation limits of Sarahs-
vile is expected to begin the
first of the month. The bridge,
located on route 285, will round
out the resurfacing and repair
ing of the Caldwell -Sarahsville
road.
According to highway Off
cials a story carried in The
Journal about three weeks ago
concerning the general high
way map of Noble county has
been misinterpreted and the
local branch has been swamped
with inquiries for the map. The
may cannot be secured at the
local garage. Persons desiring
same, can, however, secure one
by writing the Ohio Highway
Planning Survey, l01 N. High
ST., Columbus Is, Ohio, and en-
closing ten cents to cover hand
ling and mailing charges.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30
l62 Eligible For
Draft In County
QuestiOnnaires
Being Received

VI the b0I young men who
registered for the peacetime
draft in Noble county, only 1862
are non-veterans and single. This
is an exceptionally low percent
age of eligible men but can prob
ably be traced to the high per-
centage of Noble county youths
which served in the armed forces
during World War II.
Questionaires, of if you prefer,
form 10l, have been sent out to
145 of the l62 men who are eli
gible for the draft. No more
questionaires will be sent out
after the first of October unless
the selective service head in Co.
lumbus issues instructions au-
thorizing the local board to do
so. The seventeen men who did
not receive questionaires are
those falling in the 18-year- old
group and these men will not re-
ceive the l01 forms until they
reach their nineteenth birthday.
A check of the records show
that there are only three men
eligible who were born in 1922.
According to plans set up by the
selective service board in Wash
ington, those men born in 1922
will be the first to be drafted,
followed by those born in 1928.
The records show that there are
only about eight eligible men who
were born in that year. No man
who will attain the age of 26
within thirty days following his
pre-induction examination will be
sent for examination. This is in
keeping with instructions issueo
from Washington.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30

circling the east side of Seneca
Lake has been completed. The
highway received stabiliza-
ton top and seal coat which is
usually the pre-runner to
permanent hard surfaced high
way. The usual procedure on
such highways is to follow the
initial work with a permanent
top the following year.
A huge concrete culvert six
feet in diameter and some A
feet long has been installed on
the famous Skyline Drive, near
Coen's church. This is the first
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30
UNDERGOES SURGERY

Woody Cecil, we'll Known
owner of Woody's Market, North
street, was taken to the Marietta
Memorial hospital early Sunday
morning in the McVay-Shilling
ambulance where he underwent
an emergency operation for the
removal of his appendix. Late re-
ports indicate that he is recover
ing nicely.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30
DIVORCE GRANTED

Margaret Lyons, OF Ava, was
granted a divorce in Common
Pleas court, Tuesday afternoon,
with Judge L. B. Frazier on the
bench. The defendant, Chester
Lyons, was charged with gross
neglect of duty and extreme
cruelty. The plaintiff was award
ed the custody of her two child
rem. She was represented by At
torney L. c. Young.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30
RECEIVES APPOINTMENT

Howard w. Schafer, local well
known insurance agent and real
tor in Caldwell, has been APP
pointed chairman of the Noble
county fire safety committee here
by Governor Thomas Herbert.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30
RALSTONS CLOSED
.tured in the background.

Ralstons Drug Store was closed
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week in order that a
new floor covering for the entire
business room could be laid. The
store will be open as usual for
business, Friday morning.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30
TO HOSPITAL

Mrs. May Gregg, of Belford
street, was removed in the B. B.
Wheeler ambulance Thursday to
Good Samaritan hospital, where
she will receive treatment. She
is employed at the Fern restau-
rant.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30

TUNE IN WRFD at $3.50 a. m,
Sunday to hear the Light and
Life Hour, the program which
tied for first place with other
evangelical brOadcaStS.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30
REMOVED FROM HOSPITAL

Mrs. Fred Lockmiller has been
removed from the Cleveland elm
ic, where she underwent a major
operation, to her home on Cum
berland street. Mrs. Lockmiller's
condition is that of improved.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-30

NOTICE ~ Round and square
dance at the Golden Plaza,
Belle Valley, Ohio, Friday night,
October 1, beginning at 800 p. m.
Good orchestra. IL