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APARTMENTS WANTED (consl ~

THREE QUIET ADULTS would Ike large
apt, NV. Box 9O-L. Star 49,
NONDRINKERS, NONSMOKERS, Catholic,
vets CD brothers, desire apt. by Xmas;
excel. refs. GE. 1881. 19s
GOVERNMENT ANALYST, wife and child
urgently require unfurn. 2-bedrm. apt,
upper PIPER nv. section: oW. 5595:
RETIRED COLUMBIA PROFESSOR and
wife; furn. apt. in 10th st. area NV, from
Jan. ] through March. Kindly notify son.
Edward A. Raymond, at University Club,
DI. Sis, by Sat. noon. III
COLLEGE STUDENT and employed wife
need 2 or 5 room unfinished apt; pre-
fer ne. or NV. Call SH. 2596 after g..
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VACANT
COLORED COOP APTS
MOVING, PACKING end STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING STORAGE CO.
M psrt T aETep1 your surpus ius
storage. ia. 2937; after 7 pm, GE. 1416.
MOVING BY VET, exper. help; every
piece wrapped and insured; reas. rates.
Can any time, MIR: COOK. GIL. 5I37. .-18
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.-24-hr
service; furniture moving and hauling:
trYnks and baggage AT, 255g or FIR. O3s8.
tbe contry safe % stoTage sEI - or aeross
rooms; expert packing. Phone NO. -O104.
UNION STORAGE CO.; INC: est. 1906.
So per month";. Local and Va. moving.
For service. call TE. 51ss; Sun. and eve-
TE. 1885. SAFETY STG. & TRF. CO.
FURNITURE vAN-Two expert movers; IS
hour: every piece guaranteed against dam
age. ANACOSTIA MOVERS, AK 6446.
b. & NJ. MOvERS-Specializing in small
Jobs: guaranteed to please you. B. g. M.
MOVERS, TR. 1890. Ewes, AK. 1077.
x-GI-Moving. packing. storage. Grating:
reasonable rates. ef1cient service; no lob
too large or too small. GLOVER. ME. S92S.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

units, low yearly rental of So, ,334; first
trust, .S25, 900, 41aa:-. Splendid invest.
FAY q sSff GP fS soS 81 fER ae7s No. for fur
nished house, jan / minimum, 4 bedrms.
2 baths; District preferred. Wo. 7I3s.
NAVY COMDR., wife 8 school children
desire 3-bedrm. furnished house, about
Jan; l; NV. or Arlington; best references;
Call D1. 4150 Ext. 701, between $3.50 and
9:30 am or and pm l7s
ARMY OFFICER, wife and three children
want 3-bedroom unfurnished house, NV.
Wash. or vicinity Pentagon; S135; Janu-
ary occupancy. SH. 4721. 2O'
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ROOMS rURkisHEp-Mp. 8 VA

GIRLS OR g MEN-,2 lge. furn. rms,
pvt phone available; " blk. bus; in new
Colonial home: $40 week each. Phone
FA. 29SS 49,
n. ARLINGToN-Larse newly furn. rm.
close to bus: in good neighborhood; S25
mo. Call OW. 7736. is
light household services. FA 0614.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM with pvt path: in
excel. neigkborhood in Silver Spring; conv
to S. S. shops and D. c. S45. SH. 9343
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Fine lge. rm, pvt.
bath, breakfast privileges; close to D. C.
and Bethesda. WI. $3.50. Ia
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

FoNTAINE COURT, nationally known
guesthouse for men and women: select
W1sHiSqqToN Y dJSqq SEMINARY MANAdEMEEsNTf,'
VACANCY for young man; desirable ioca-
ton, walking distance; very good food;
i724 PARK RD. N.W.-Have nice double
rm. and rm. to share; good home cooked
meals at reasonable rates. co. 9SOS 10
BLL-AIR AIR CLUB. p blk. ca. and Alaska
/. 2 and B. best in food. sH. 1917. sH.
MANCHESTER APT. HOTEL, 1926 NJ st.
NV. nwLBed-iiv ,I rm, pvt. bath. maid serv.,
eSceI zee, n.ss meals .PE PI 4959 ME- 5ls9; 10
agement: doubles and singles; conv to
tTansp; reasonable rates. EX. 91s9. -1e
few vacancies for men and women; excel
lent meals; phone and maid service; in one
1900. -16
i7S4 MASS. AVE. N.w.-very nice bsmt
dble, pvt. bath; 500 ea.; also share for
1927 10th ST. N.W.-Double and share
rooms for young men and ladies. 16s
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FOXHALL VILLAGE

Immediate possession! Charming home Of
g rms, bath, gas heat, built-in garage
excel. cond. Must be seen to be ap.
preciated. No agents, please. EN- O316
COLoRED-NEWLY DECOR. DBLE. RIM
in 1,pt. pvt. home; for neat refined lady DE
CoLoRED-1s07 CALF. ST. N.w.-Furn..
rm. in apt; nice quiet lady. NO. 4403.
CoLoRED-I113 ST. N.W.-Furnished
nm, suitable, for 2. use of kitchen and
Laundry facilities, continuous hot water,
JONES. is
COLORED-LARGE newly furnished room.
Employed couple Cali DU. 1855. is
CoLoRED-Iso7 NEW JERsEY AVE. NV.
ant reokoS couple nsvs Or men Tor room IL
CoLoRED-1as ST. NV roomers
wanted, ladies. Call AID. 1921.
COLoRED-711 COLUMBIA RD. NV
Furnished rm. for couple or man, all
privileges: S1G week
COLORED-l32O W ST. Nw-Extra lge.
$3.50. 524 18th st. n.w.-Very neat.
$40; near tranSp. -1S
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BOATS,

OWENS, new 1949 33-ft cruiser, now on
display t& showrooms Mayfower Marine
Service, Inc, 1900 Maine ave s.w LARRY
JERMAN, Distributor. Weekdays, WO.
6s23; ewes. and SUM-, WA. 1000. day time.
-26
STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON CO. specials
2O-ft cabin cruiser; excel. cond
sleeps 2: Gray engine: q very
sturdy and attractive boat; has all
oascess9ries. many extras s1,o5O
x6-ft. 1916 Steelcraft sedan with
90 sEove and many extras $3.50
26-ft. 194S Steeicraft de luxe sedan;
used less than rs hrs; Packard
engine; reduced to 1900
27,ft. 1913 stylecraft; sleeps 4; used
less than so hours; like new;
speed, % m.p.h.; cost, $4,000;
24-ft. 194s Truscott: used less than
30 hours; in water months cost
$4,000; priced - -,--D' 2 1890
Order your l949 Steelcraft now. 2O-ft,
s6-ft; and 35-ft. cruisers. See at STEEL
CRAFT DOCK, Maine ave. and NJ ST. s.w.,
or call ST 4145
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ROOMS UNFURkIsHEp.

TWO FRONT UNFURN. RMS. for empi.
couple: NV. Call DU. 6S43 from $40 p M
COLORED-LARGE UNFURNISHED room
for girl or couple. Call VI $685. 10
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E. end s.W

1874 33d PL. Sc, of Pa. ave-Large
front room in pvt. adult. gentle home,
Ior I4 geennttleman' ent semipvt, bath; $40 mo.
25O9 ST. S.E.-Front rm: cow transp.
and restaurants; employed couple pre-
isT5ea 4a5 anFial Gall sR. sR 7154 r.rt mn.d1z
will share kit vi. 3114. Id
3I3 5th ST.-Comf. dbl rm., next to
bath: conv: transp and Navy Yard. 81 so
3l3 E. CAPITOL sT-Furn room for
Ink. Sl2 wk.; also sleeping rm. with hot
and cold running water for l, 2, 8 or
persons. Reasonable. IL
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JUST OFF MASS. AVE.
1909 Gath st. n.w.-Newly dec. throughout.
f., den, liv. rm., din. rn. with firepl., but
lers pantry. Kitchen; steam heat with oil
burner, 1925 per mo.
]. McKenney Berry & Son
1363 Wis ave MI OH13
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442O Conn. ave. NV.
CHEW CHASE n

CHEVY CHASE, d. g.
One OF the few bungalows now being
offered. An excellent location west OF
Conn. ave. and very convenient to Wood
row Wilson High and other schools; transp
at the corner; 5 rms, 2, excellent bedrms
with stairway to finished 2nd f.; gas h.
VIII; the lot has 60-ft. frontage. At a
price Of $4,000 plus, is real value. For
further information. call Wo. 23oo It'll
q pm.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
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ROOMING HOUSE OR ApTS

Splendid three-story and basement brick
and Columbia rd. n.w.-Contains IA rooms
land baths; arranged as complete
apartments, including kitchens plus 2
additional rooms; hot-water heat with oil
burner, automatic refrigerators; present
income better than $500 per month ex-
cluding owners quarters; an unusual
and investment for only SCI 900. Phone
Mr.. Ray, DE. 1872, with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1klS Ct O91E
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CHEVY CHASE

$17s6o. Recep.. hall, liv. rm.,. din. nm
den, kit, 4 bedrms. and bath: garage
brick; oil h.-w.h.
$21.OO0. Det brick: 8 rms and bath
with 1st-fi. Law; oil a.-c.h. Large LIST trust
makes this an easy purchase.
Conv. to GEORGETOWN. group Of new
homes of var. features priced from S22.5OO
to S23,950. 1t will be worth your time to
investigate.
ing your housing problem by referring our
listings to you for your consideration. We
shall be glad to help you. Telephone OF
visit our once where our salesmen will
help you to the best OF their ability.
ARLIE J. JOHNSON REALTY, CO,
INC. 3402 Connecticut ave. NV, OR
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LISTING SERVICE
COOP. ApTs. FOR SALE

Co. -oP. APTs. FOR SALE
BEAUTIFULLY MoDERNIzED =, Central
entrance foyer: well financed. Phone
aNNS EEessS sspt G1 soee e6 5F Eof e1l-G with
PoRTER ST. Mr.. CONN. AvE.-com-
pletely furnished 1st floor corner apt;
foyer. living room, bedroom, kitchen with
500. Call Mr. Gavin with H A. SMITH
& co, ST. 1900. Res, MI. 1904. -l6
VACANT
Convenient 1-bedroom apt. at 1441
Harvard st. NV. In excellent condition
and ready for occupancy: Apt. consists
Of liv. rm., bedrm.. bath and Kitchen
S7,250: terms. MR.. sTUBBS, EN- S37S.
10
COLORED COOP. APIS.
Buy your apt. in mod. ne. bldg, with
$3.50 down, total monthly paymts. as low
as as S3S SO on l rm:' din. Kit. and bath;
To make your selection, call Mrs; West
s296: ewes: and Sun. Il. 039s. -19
kANNskg@ mANHaAa% e-AA >n
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THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY, DEcEMBER 1913.
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nothwest.

FINEST 10Th ST. AREA
Truly q beautiful home in first-class CON.
dition throughout; center reception hall,
large living room with fireplace, spacious
dining room, modern kitchen, den and half
bath on first floor; four lovely twin-bed
size bedrooms. 2 full baths comprise sec.
ond floor, stairway to finished third floor: !:
another feature Is 3 sun deck on the
second floor level; recreation room with
built-in bar, full bath in basement: oil
INV. heat; 2-car built-in garage. After
inspection you will agree it is priced to
sell Call Mr.. Hunter, MA. $500; evenings
and week ends, Gil. 52S5.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
This spacious all-brick det Georgian Col.
residence offered for the first time: 1st
floor has lge center hall and . 27-ft liv.
rm with fireplace, dining rm., kit, but
ler's pantry, den and powder rm:; 2nd d.
bedrms that will take twin beds. tiled
room; lge. bedrms and bath on 3rd
FIR; lge. corner lot; 2-car gar; oil h.-w b. :
to ea
w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. 5000
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
lovely brick home priced right on its
first offering. near Western Ave-, east Of
Conn. ave. Center-entrance plan with
powder rm. on 1st fr.; 3 good-sized bed.
rms and bath on End FIR; side screened
porch with sun deck above; attached ga
rage; "a block to bus stop; Immaculate
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
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W. B. WRIGHT, EN-. $500

Town House IN Mt. Pleasant
A fine 3-story 2O-ft wide brick residence,
Just OF Park rd.: has rooms on the
first floor. massive bedrooms and bath
on the 2nd floor and 3 bedrooms and
bath on the third floor, plus 2 inclosed
rear porches; new electric refrigerator,
hot-water heat with, oil burner; garage:
for large family or easily converted
into home and income producing property;
price S1S,500 on very reasonable terms.
Phone Mr.. Schwab, WO. 06S4. with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
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MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV.
3-4 BEDROOM HOUSES
DOCTORS LOCATION

IN selhoi choice Bet Bethesda area. this homs
neighborhood in which to practice and
live; OF prewar brick construction and
kitchen and powder room; bedrooms
and bath on 2n dfloor: recreation room
in basement with possibilities of separate
entrance: S19.950.
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NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
Mr.. CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE

Brick. custom built center ENTRANCE. 4 bed
rooms, 2 colored tile baths. LIST floor bed
wood-burntng fireplace. modern kitchen
with breakfast nook. full basement, gas
a-c: heat; situated on lovely Former lot:
Conn. ave. Call OR. 004S or DE. 1856.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-02
Horton Named Head
Beach CITY Schools

Robert Horton, who taught
school in the Noble county sys-
tenn for % years, has been nam
ed superintendent of the Beach
City schools, according to an an
nouncement made today by the
school board of that community.
Horton has been teaching in
Stark county for the past six
years.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Horton, of the Summer
field community, and they spent
the past weekend at the Horton
home.
During his % years of teaching
in this county, Horton taught in
the Summerfield and Dexter
City schools. He is an instructor
of science and mathematics.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-02
Spruce Street is On
A Building Boom

The remodeling and co1Struc-
ton boom has hit Spruce street
in Caldwell and there is much
activity among the properly
owners. ~
Harry A. Semon has moved has
property, adjacent to the post
office, several feet back from the
sidewalk and it will now be
completely remodeled. Original
plans to move it to the rear have
been changed. &
Donald Reed is raising has
house 26 inches and they are
now digging basement under
this property.
The Charles Fowler property
is getting a new porch floor and
cement steps.
The small porch on the Clair
Upton home has been torn OF
and new one will replace it. II
is now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs,
Harold Brown and family.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-02
Alvin ]. JOlIey
Dies AT Marietta

Alvin j. SAP Jolley, 48, prom
inently known throughout Noble
county. alumnus of Marietta col
lege and one of the outstanding
football players in the history of
the college died Thursday eve
ming at Marietta Memorial hospi-
tai, following an extended illness.
Mr.. Jolley was born in Kansas,
one in a family of eight children.
He was brought to Marietta col
lege to play tackle by Coach Earl
Neal. He later played profession
al ball and over period of sew
eral years acted as a referee for
local football and basketball
games.
At the time of his death, he
was operating the Jolley Insur-
ance Co., Marietta.
I'D Surviving are his second wife,
Sadie Mcbride, formerly of the
Summerfield community and four
brothers.
Funeral services were held
Sunday morning from the Head
ley funeral home and interment
was made in Oak Grove GENE
terry. Deceased had served in
World War / and II and full mil
itary honors were accorded.
.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-02

KEITHTOWN-June Waller OF
Columbus spent the weekend at
her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burkhart
and daughter of Cleveland are
spending a few days at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Burkhart. Their two children,
Pat and Janet, who have spent
the summer with their grandpar-
ents, will return with them. O.!
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Farson, had
business in Caldwell, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Teeters
and daughter, Nancy, of Colum-
bus, spent the weekend with his
mother, Bertie Te'eters, of Maple
Heights. and with Ard Chandler
and family. Clarence Chandler
returned home with them to at
tend the state fair.
Mrs. Ella Burkhart and son,
Jim, spent a couple days the first
of the week with Charles Burk-
hart and family at Centerville.
Ruby McMannis has returned
home after spending the summer
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Kelby of Waterford.
Mrs. Jack Morse, of Cuyahoga
Falls, spent last week at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ard
Chandler.
Mrs. Roy Chandler and daugh-
ter, Gloria, and Walter and Carl
McMannis' of Reinersville were
Wednesday afternoon callers at
the homes of Ola Slater and Ard
Chandler and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Mitchell is
spending a few days in. Colum-
bus and attending the state fair.
Vernon Hughes and children
Betty and Vernon Ray and Larry
visited over the weekend in Co
lumbus and attended the state
|. fair.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-02
Teachers Named For
Caldwell School System

The hiring of teachers for the
Caldwell village exempted
schools has been completed, ac-
cording to an announcement
made, Monday.
Teachers for the Caldwell high
school include: ,Dwain Dyer, SUI
perintendent; Byron Steen, COM
mercial; Marvin Wood, music;
Inez Clark, languages; Ethel
Pryor, home economics; Homer
Pyle, physical education; Miner
va Frazier, English and Law
renee Nichols, industrial arts.
Instructors for the grade
school will include: Murl Thom-
as, principal; Pearl Newton, first
grade; Lula Mcdonald, first
grade; Catherine Feldner, second
grade; Mamie Sealock, third
grade; Sadie Brothers, fourth
grade; Columbia Davis, fifth
grade, and Don Reed, fifth
grade.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-02
OF Covered Bridge
:COuapSeS On Rt. $40

The old covered bridges of by
gone days cannot withstand the
present day heavy-loaded trucks
and machinery. This again was
proven last week when an his
toric old structure in Meigs
township, just over the Noble
county line, southwest of Cum
berland, collapsed under the
weight of a caterpillar tractor
pulling a baler.
The bridge is located on State
Route $40 or township road No.
217.
The driver, Orville Arrick, of
near Malta, heard the bridge
crack and jumped to safety. Un-
guided the tractor pulled the
baler out of the creek up the
fitting floor onto the road, then
careened over an embankment
with little damage.
1t was reported a number OF
heavily loaded trucks and trac-
tors had crossed the bridge earl
ier in the day.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-02
.BatesyiIle Loses 10
AUnbeaten Barnesyille
In Last Inning 81

Batesville threw the scare of
the season into the fast Barnes
vile American Legion ball team
Sunday at Memorial Park as the
Noble countians made the home
team hustle to exc out an 81 win
in the last half of the ninth inn
ing.
"A grand slam home run in the
eighth inning by j. Moore put
Batesville back in the ball game
after the Legion had piled up a
II lead. Needing two runs to tie
the score, Batesville got these in
the top of the ninth inning on
three hits by w. Flood, j. Car
penter and j, Flood.
Amos Caldwell's slashing single
into right field with Bob Peters
and Earl Wehr on the bases and
two men out gave the Legion its
18th win of the season.
j. Carpenter. first Batesville
batter to face Murphy in the first
inning, slammed the first pitch
into deep left field for home
run. In the Legion's half of the
first, Bill Peters opened with
base hit. Attempting to sacrifice,
Bob Peters was safe on an error.
Francis Huntsman hit safely to
load the bases, bringing up the
long hitting Earl Wehr.
Wehr picked out one of his
cousin Johns fast balls and sent
it to the tennis courts area for
a grand slam homer.
In addition to his long homer
in the first, j. Carpenter of Bates
vile turned in the field feature
of the game when he ran into left
field and pulled down Roger
Huntsman's Texas Lacquer with
his back to the infield.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-02
Archer's 5 Ridge Plan
Homecoming Sept. IL

The twelfth annual homecom-
ing will be held at the Archer's
Ridge church, five miles east of
Caldwell, on Sunday, Sept. 18th.
All former and present residents
of the community and their
friends are cordially invited and
urged to attend. Please bring a
well filled basket and your table
service.
There will be Sunday school
at 10 a. M, followed by preach
ing service, a basket dinner at II
noon, and a meeting of the GEM
etery association at 2 o'clock
followed by preaching service.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-02
County Commissioners
Hold Regular Meeting

The regularly scheduled Week
IL meeting of the Noble county
o3o,,,,o;ssioners - was held last
,uo,,y,av at which time all ac-
cumulated business was ac.eu
upon. This was the first mee.ihs
held by the commissioners since
August 8.
In addition to the regular pus-
mess transacted at the meeting,
$40 600 was transferred from the
Auto License fund to the ROAD
and Bridge fund. The payroli
which amounted to S2o4o1t was
approved and payment authoflz-
ed.
The purchase of a No. 2 tool
kit from Dutro's, zanesviile, y
was made at cost of Sl3o.ott
Two bills were presented and IN
structions for payment made,
The bills were $3.50 for cut
stone presented by Earl Moore
and a bill by the Elswiek lnsur7
ance Agency for the premium on
the county truck fleet winch
amounted to $1077.35.
Only other business acted on
by the group was the transfer
ring of $4,000 from the child
ren's home fund to a fund for
treasurers office supplies.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-02
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Ernest .Stritz, u. M. w. of A.,
trustee local union No. 624 to u
M. w. of A., trustees internation-
al union. Florence addition, lot
80
u. M. w. of A., trustees inter
national union to Ernest Stritz,
trustee local union No. GA, power
of attorney.
Roscoe and Esther Schafer to
D. r. Hutcheson and d. E. Blake,
village of Caldwell, lot 48.
Fred and Anna Bradley to
Moscrip Mining Corp, bill of
sale.
Fred and Anna Bradley to
Moscrip Mining Corp, agreement.
Charles and Mary Belle West
to Irene West. Olive township, 10
acres.
Elmer G.. and Edith M. Cline
to Gilbert and Beulah Lafever,
Beaver township, 80 acres.
Byron and Bernice' Marquis,
u. S. of A., tax lien.
w. H. Timmons to Charles and
Eula Gibson, Beaver township,
127.69 acres.
Rosey Adams by c. 0. Marquis
to c. r. Croy Lumber Co., Center
township, 80.39 acres.
Frank Gibson and Marion
Ruby to John w. and Maxine
Watson, Noble township. 2.59
acres.
Homer and Velva Kohrig to
Robert V. and Minnie Walters,
Wayne township, $3.50 acres.
Samuel H. and Eleanor McFar-
lane to John w. Kirk Marion, and
Center township, l26 acres.
Roseland Watson ct al to Jacob
Bates, agreement
Cain Archer to Homer Roe.
Stock township, agreement.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-02

Mike Smoky" ChicWak star
ted on the mound for Caldwell
and was relieved by Bud Tilton
in the eighth, with Taylor be-
hind the plate. Chicwak was
tagged for Is hits, struck out
five and walked one, while Til
ton gave up one hit in the one
inning he worked.
Earl Hook" Henry, former
Cleveland Indian southpaw, ap-
peared on the mound for Can
melville, just missing no-hitter
in the final two frames. He was
a bit wild, walking five and hit
ting two, but came through IN
the pinches with his strikeout
pitch to set 16 of the Merchants
down on strikes. Il
The Merchants scored their
lone tally in the first inning OF
the game. After Dick Davis was
out on a pop fly to the catcher,
Dale Young reached first on the
third baseman's error, Charles
Cain was hit by the pitcher and
Ed Mazgay walked filling the
bases. Taylor flied out to center
field, Young scoring after the
catch. Luke Young walked to
load the sacks again, but Henry
got Bud Tilton on strikes for.
the third out retiring the side.
From there on Caldwell was
never in the game, failing to
get hit until the eighth when
Cain slashed a hard grounder to
the left of the first baseman.
Bud Tilton and Dick Davis also
nicked Henry on scratch singles
in the ninth, giving the Mer-
chants a total of three hits
Cannelville sewed up the af
fair in the first inning. Cation,
the lead-off man, walked, In
man sacrificed him to second
but was safe when first base
man Young dropped ChicWak's S
toss. MCGEE reached first on a
fielder's choice, but all hands
were safe when Cation made 1t
to third beating the throw.
With the bases full, Jack Duvall
lined a double to center scoring
two runs but MCGEE was cut
down at the plate. Shields was
out swinging. Fletcher hit a
ground-rule double scoring Du-
vail. Mumford struck out, re-
tiring the side with three runs
on two hits.
The victors plated five runs
in the third on five hits, and
after three scoreless innings,
came back with four more in
the seventh to coast to victory,
Jack Duvall with four hits led
the Cannelville team in hitting
as they dropped IA singles and
two doubles into every corner
| of the field. as<
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-02
Ruby Snyder To
RelinQuiSh Duties

Mrs. Ruby Erman Snyder,
home demonstration agent in
Noble county for the past two
years, will relinquish her duties
in this capacity, September 4, and
join her husband in the northern
part of the state.
Mrs. Snyder will complete the
supervision of various All club
projects during the fair. which
concludes Friday of this week.
No successor has yet been
named to fill this vacancy and
it is understood that home de-
monstration agents are very diff
ficult to find.
Mrs. Snyder filled the vacancy
created when Margaret Donohoo
went to Delaware,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-09-02
Merchants Field Makeshifi Team
To Drop III Tilt To Cannelville

Making their disastrous start of the the Cad
by Cannelvile Merchants 1Zl
on the atter diamond last Sunday afternoon
players able to field
fill the but unfortun-
aey up against which required full strength to
much break d.
Sunday Caldwell had tough time turning back this
Hook Henry struck Is, but this week
Henry little stuff whiting l6 In addition the home
bostered by imported players from neighbong
communities just loaded Caldwell in their
crippled condition