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B Bean.I3sI !. AREA: Hunt Cup section
large closets. select oak fooring and ga
So, 20 per mo EbWARD'' e 6. AL ADAMS ms
Isl ACRES sToocK RAISING, excel BRO
mercial possibilities. Committing distance e't to
Wash; well fenced, all-year water, large
cattle barn. chicken and brooder bldss.
and other NECESSARY bldgs., 9-rm. house, q
Oaths' CAPoTl' Realtors. Phone FA. 2I22.
100 ACRES. new s-room home, all mod.
cows COWS 2s miles to Wash. on black-top
home or subdivision; Sic. 500. liberal terms;
yin gill consider trade. cAPuTI, Realtors.
es-ACRE FARM, 2-bedrm. house, tobacco SU
barn chicken houses; within % mi. D. C.
Near salt water. M. c. GIBSON, DU. 4271.
LoUDoUN COUNTY. 149 acre general
farm for tractor work. some timber. rock
fsoaa; 30 miles D. C.; 7,-room house; cleo,
fhlreplaces, porches: shaded lawn, barn and
pidgs.; included 10 cows. i bull, 4 yearl-
tngs' 3 horses; all farm machinery, ~
s ony puTebsseq s sloo oek cash bal
WINCHESTER, VA-4 acres, ! mi. from
city on hard-surfaced road. 2-story frame,
well and cistern,,, finished attic. concrete
basement and walk, 2 large porches.. barn.
s smoke bd neg pen, poult5y wood and
beautiful eyergreens and shrubbery. Every
thing in fine e repair; Immediate posses
s saSn ACRE FARM WMnch he o s4T31
VA Va good barn and outbuildings, new siio
be restored, SO head Of Hereford cattle;
riding horses model NJ tractor. saWmili,
Mis- fFon esz Hs sS0o 'issa
BEAUTIFUL DAIRY FARM-2oo acres; 2s
acres in timber; water in every Held
BORDERS SITS bo on large creek; 1oroom house
E IRsf TRTicfi ssSoS csif LOUIE SGisa'f
heat; one 4:room tenant houses eas: II r9o milk I'll
fSTs hss5s ap6 5u and
g H11,, $1,000 r. PEI month. Cain LOUIS
sss aeRf oA 4fTne0P PAK Ks 5IJ .tt7as1,v.
On black-top surfaced hwy, 35 mi tc
s MaSh bath fh t mans boas tenant houses
4e bis and aood fenced water in al fields
ASHTON VICiNTTY-2o acres of beau.
tiful rich rolling Maryland country, with
s-room Colonial home, with ami, in.
Guiding oil h.-w.h., with two barns chick.
en- house and other outbuildings; g acres
in corn, 5-acre pasture with f1owine
stream, 40 bearing apple trees Just re.
dgced to bargain price Of $1,000 NIT.
ChELL QUICK 81. 1871; eve, Mr. shep.
oNTGoMERY COUNTY. approx. 200 A
pr n5od af lan nd coed roads within
house; oil h.-w.h., l 8 Gu. IT. deep freeze
tenant house Owner leaving town desire.
;mmed sale. LII. HIGGINS, OR. 1862
HOUSE ON s ACRES; stove, radio. Hetrola
all included: price, S4.250; $1,000 cash
Of D. G. NEST REALTY Co. Haymarket
is9 ACRES, near Warrenton; $500 cash
NEST REALTY CO., Haymarket, Va. Phon
1923. 81
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WASHINGTON TRUCK HEADQUARTERS
eft slsoo 1915 heayy,duty tractor
2-speed rear axle; excellent condition
throughout; guaranteed; S995.
Dodge 1947 1-ton canopy express; new
repair service. hucksters, etc; $685..
Chevrolet 1947 stake truck; 2-ton heavy
lent condition.: guaranteed; 81 .SS5. eN'e'-
Chevrolet 1916 stake truck, 2-ton heavy
duty with new lift. stake body; 2-speed
365
1946 Ford 2-ton heavy duty truck. with
fat bed. completely reconditioned and
guaranteed; $1,000.
Dodge 1885 11a-ton panel, remarkable
good condition; as is for S275. OURISMAN
CHEVROLET, INC. 610 H st. ne, TR.
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SYCAMORE ACRES

Building tracts, $685. per acre: 40 minutes
from the White House: located in beautiful
Montgomery COUNTY between Manor Club
graded makes available for immediate
building tracts in the heart land of the
all day Sat. and Sun. To reach: Out
Georgia ave to Norbeck, left on Rte 2S
2/10 mile, then right on Redland I'd. t115)
" mile to our sign on right.
o. L. MURDOCH, PL. 1105
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STATION WAGONS.
yEEP STATION WAGON, s1,7s5. Phone
OIL. $500. .
PONTIAC 1947 s-cylinder station wagon
with radio and heater, 21,50O miles, l
owner, So, 150. NO 4740. 81
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
LANHAM PARK

Beautiful lots, 10ox150 feet; $3.50. 500
down, SIS monthly; city water, electricity,
phone, mail service, train and bus connec-
tons. Directions: Bladensburg I'd. to
large sign, "Lanham Park" at Office on
left side of Defense hwy. once omen daily
and SUNDAY: 10 m. until dark. THOMAS
0107 or Union 7649. Write or phone for
beautiful free folder showing advantages
Of Lanham Park IS
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'46 FORD H-ton pickup, heater
spotlight, back bumper CID.
large steel compartments on
sides. pipe racks; perfect for
100 plumber, or electrician S1,2e5
80 Ford 1la-ton open body with
AZ Ford 1h-ton platform and
'3s Ford 1ls-ton c. g. c. boltless %
body excellent cond. $40
5O-oay guar: ID others to choose from
For trucks c. Hurd. HILL a. T1BBITTS
l1l4 Vermont ave. NV. Wash Oldest Ford
dealer MA 1850 II
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All advertisements Offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
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STORES FOR SALE

XMAS TREE. LOTS, or suitable corner
wanted. AID. 7114. 80
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USED TRUCKS USED TRUCKS.
8 GMC 1l2-ton panels. $3.50
l GMC 112-ton panel 100
9 Ford 1I2-ton panels $50
l GMC tractor. 500
Newly painted good operating cond.:
may be seen Sunday between 10 am and
pm. at The Evening Star garage s41
End st. Sc. 81
USED TRUCK VALUES
As GMc 3-ton tractor ,225
~ Chev. 11a-ton, 2-yd. dump 325
'39 GMC 1!s-ton, 12-ft. van 80 225
40 Ford 1h-ton chassis and cab,
Al Mack 2-ton chassis and cab, 90
SO enc; Atom chassis and cab, s@0
auxiliary transmission N1--~lo 500
2-ton hydraulic coal body 175
Open until 1890 Saturdays. GMC
TRUCK AND COACH DIVISION, 80 M st.
ne. ME. 0505 80
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CRESTWOOD

Beautiful level lot on Argyle terrace;
124.6 IT. by ITO TT.
Kinks REALTY co.
RE 1914. Evenings, RA. 1886 II
ONE BLK. OFF CONN. AVE.
Forest Hills. beginning saith st. at Fes-
sender. 100 large, beautifully wooded
homesites. 70-ft. frontage Qarger If de-
sired); 34th st. is now cut through to
Linnean ave. Representative on grounds
Sat. and Sun. LIS pm. SHAPIRO, INC,
NE. 1T17, TIA. 75Il 81
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FINE OLD TREES

Charming site for that bung allow. corner,
1l0xl10 Just .. it.. above street grade;
$4,000 neighborhood; sewer, water. gas;
less than mi. D C. line off Branch ave:
owner must sell quickly. Call AT. 0566
or AT. 09s0. Open until 8 pm.
THE GABLES co.
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HAWTHORN. NV.

1IAV 111S11t1S, INV. ~
An excellent Northwest neighborhood
where the lots are divided to the size de-.
manded; minimum width, 80 it.; one Of
Wash.'s better regular and planned sub
O912.
PAUL P. STONE. Realtor.
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90-FT FRONTAGE

Overlooking wide stream and wooded with
large hardwood trees; most desirable lot
for rambling type home; located in
highly restricted area of nearby Arlington;
1t is an excellent buy at S2,l0O
George Mason Green Co.
Exclusive agents, CHI. 1898; eve and Sun
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DODGE 1910 4-dr.; orig. owner; excel.
cond;; extras $685.. TOWN & COUNTRY
MOTORS, 1895 Wis: ave; OR. o!0o. 81
and heater; exceptionally clean inside and
OUT good mechanical condition and good
rubber privately owned; S575. no, 1896,
DODGE 1885; $1,000 miles; one owner.
one servicem MAJ excellent sd, condition; nice
DopGE i sago town IA sedan like new fully
eaeuipped hester; radio; $3.50. lilo v
SssFsi 81 it s sgSsg s ssssy sSt
Cash trade I'll Fl ser ,nda t 81
sATc dgEF MOTORS, INC 300 wis. ave
DD5DG Gi'i 1e4s; like new; very low mileage;
l. i owner taxicab; price, ss,ia5. Cali
S Sa 1s4l Custom club coupe: for sale
F ass s5 hste bnon a.d WI f yses and other
Condition; $685.. GE s'S osss. To- H. 81 sp00
DODGE 1871 2;door sedan; orig. paint;
sSo
DODGE 1916 COW; completely equipped;
s s:' ss sH reg eaRf Moron da eo
DODGE 1899 coupe; forced to sell; new
with plastic seat covers, radio and heater;
good tires. motor in excel. cond. must
be seen and driven to appreciate: $775.
1900 InRraham st. NV, RA. 1896. 81
DODGE 1947 custom sedan; beautiful ma
room, fuid. drive, heater, seat covers, guar
sa as st. s1 ne Elk LIVINGSTON 5sSS MOTIFS
DODGE 1895 coupe; good running cond.;
S195. PENN MOTOR, 14th and Pa. ave.
DioDGE 1s47 4-dr. custom; has seat
covers. r. and h, S2.100; Apply 1905
14th st. NV, rear. HO. 1884. 81
DODGE 1941 4-door Luxury Liner; heater,
clean interior, above average cond. $3.50
cash. Before 6 pm, Sligo 2463. 80
DODGE 1946 4-dr. sedan; heater, de-
dition; $3.50. GE 3735. 2
FORD, 1947 de luxe taxicab; 21 900 miles;
trade for similar model private car. Can
be seen 1112 Conn. ave-, bet 8 am and
pm, MR.. HALE. I'll
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REDWOOD

Beautiful corner lot in developed section.
210-ft frontage Call JAMES E. SCHWAB,
OR. $500, after m and Sunday, call
WO. 140s or 81. 1878. Il
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
8400 block N Abingdon ST.: beautiful lot
105x135; all improvements in; nice trees;
$3, 800, terms. OWNER, CHI. 1900, Apt
37S
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

WANTED 1sT TRUST LOAN Of $4,000
BE with nice new home for security
excel: rated owner. OK. 44s7. 81
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LOTS FOR SALE Cont.

thu bzscre 0u0 WOODED uO site seeq IDEAL for
" TRo ss xDi5o1srsc LOTS, approx, "a a acre
sissSe Can VIZ u. 4sSa sonanee I@0o @sI
sE . Ss "a ea &c. 's BIT a:
MISUNDERSTANDING sit. e.os3 So.
q n STN EE15 ph 51ft acres
L ISas lane; ~ miles from Key Bridge:
s!Ss: ev s TE. 1886, HARRY S'f DRE1sEN,
2M AM R9ea Sq uSTV. PARK, within bIks.
81 wis, ave. and Albemarle st. NV. 50
E EEsfpfSf 81 SST N IoT $95s all
utilities, in restricted area on N H. ave.
aillaCdale Mo very close to Naval a 0rd-
LOT, 1897 Eastern ave. ne, North Wood
ridge 60xl32; best offer gets it. Phone
TWO ADJOINING LOTS. one a corner
wooded with large hardwood trees: beauti-
age in each lot; located in an attractive
and restricted subdivision near the Wash.
Golf and Country Club and extension Of
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO., exclusive
agent. cH. 3sss; ewes. and Sun. Gil. 3sss.
BANNOCKBURN HEIGHTS
On wilson lane: large. level lot. 1O0x20O
near Country Club priced to sell. DU.
Sl93; ewes, OR. 3271. 80
ROCK CREEK PARK
West Of 18th and Kalmia I'd; large lots
on paved streets, beautiful setting for
your home; priced to sell and financed to
your needs. DU. s193; ewes, OR. 3271.
WOODSIDE PARK
. lovely homesites Ideally situated for
rambler-type houses. One contains almost
"a acre and the other is approx 75x1lO
It. Both on paved streets ready to build.
ewes.
Philip B, Key Realty Co.
BUILDERS ATTENTION
Bethesda; 100 lots; sewer. water, streets
In: will subordinate. DU. 1888; ewes,
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WOODSIDE PARK

BUILDERS ATTENTION
Bethesda; 100 lots; sewer. water, streets
n; will subordinate. DU. s193; ewes.
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good fshins; s1,4so cash. Can GIL. 1889
CHEVROLET 1s4e Aero sedan; pvt. own
$50 cash. Gail to o pm, all-day sun
Sa q ST. zs;Ps asss
1903 Kenilxorth ave: ne: Ak. $500; ~
esegySers; ss75; excellent Condition. Ex.
CHEVROLET 1s4s Fleetmaster club 'e epe. :;
white walls, r and h.. defr.. tailored seat
es sssoS s1f RuN R ss
Eli re- 1925 ~ Ssa sm 4-door
S1ats s' o2asr ssss 's cash.
CHEVROLET 1s47 rleetline Aero sedan;
grown Cash tTade or terms st
91S1 SKIS i M O. 5 iq9dS WIS., til
cHEvRoLEr 1s47 Fleetline Aero sedan;
sasee H fGnd.en 81 ss5 99dsy
ave. nv; Wash.s Oldest Ford dealer.
SSaEyRoLEr 1915 1915 sedan; excel MECHANICAL j
EIvfNesToN Moroks, s rs 8 s! i ne:
eAi ssSsi 1912 club coupe; radio ' and
TfsB1Tfs. liz vermont aaa'ee ave All NV,
Washs Oldest PoEd dealer IA ESQ
like brand new. Jet blk. Ulster finisi;
se s eSct nte s s,sey t Hls reduced sdvn
sA MooRs. 14th snd s Pia ave-
CHEVROLET le47 Aero F1eetline; a.tone
eo ,1f low mileage ne az pvt. owner; $1:995
CHEyRoLET l94I 4-door de luxe: hester.
CHEvRoLET 1915 1915 club coupe; e-tone
green; low mileage; one owner; like new;
good tires; $3.50 or best offer. Phone
al eaE S3go s1ser as PM Pleet,ne aero
send s1S5 eoR best 0 oeF se ST. $751;
CHEVROLET 194s Fleetmaster a. DIR. Sc
aan; r and l h. defroster; dark blue; ST.
fully EQUIP; 10 miles; ss'i75. immediate
delivery on chevrolets. any style. Cali
Mr.. Morgann; GREENWAY, 7o7 Maine ave.
c che 70 1916 Fleetline Aero sedan;
r: and h.: low mileage; in perfect cond.
s oss s5o ea VS. t5ads % Ss s
CHEVROLET 1s41 door sedan; Serial
No. "A GA 12-1O794; engine No. DVT-
201Ss; By public auction at 2001, West
Virginia WEI ave ne er mSnda gssb hoVf Hamton
National Bank. ADAM A. WEscHLER l.
CHEVROLET 1s4e 4-door sedan; 2-tone
green; sboys;sveEasasss eond; sl'6eb. Gall
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.
FARMS FOR SALE.

IDEAL for music, photo, artist architect
Call ewes, Mr. ASIA, ia, 7l75 3ls
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1888 coupe; motor, body, tires all
'od; pvt. owner; S495. oV 1862.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-06-17

nations. Poland cannot sell their
coal. Turkey cannot sell their to-
bacco and raisins. Why? We give
them away free? Why pay for
them? When you read the New
York Times and Herald Tribune,
remember the ten million in this
bill for the distribution of these
papers in foreign countries.
One bill lost in the publicity
over World Relief and Defense
Appropriations was the legislation
increasing by $184, ,000,0 900 annual
ly the social security payments TO
our 100000 needy aged persons,
blind persons, and dependent
children. Payments to the aged
are increased SIS per month,
which makes possible under state
matching a maximum of $50 per
month for each needy aged per-
son and blind person, and also
provides an increase to $27 for
dependent children. Not much in
view of high cost of living and
our tremendous relief appropria-
tions to foreign countries-both
ex-allies and eX-enemies.
Recent visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton r. Burley, and Midship-
man N. S. Burley of GAINESVILLE.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-06-17
NEWS FOR
VETERANS

A total of 2,493 seriously dis
abled World War II veterans in
Ohio, Michigan, and Kentucky
have received vehicles at govern
ment expense under the "autos
for amputees" program, Veterans
administration tri-state branch
office in Columbus, reported to-
day.
Cost of the vehicles has been
$3,947,700.
The totals include: Ohio, 1,133
vehicles for $1,802, ,953; Michigan,
913 vehicles for $1,449,833 and
Kentucky 437 vehicles for 1884,
GA.
Under the present law, enacted
by Congress in 1916, eligible vet
Grams have until June 80, 1948,
to submit applications. However,
VA advises that they should ap-
ply at least Is days before the
deadline to allow ample time to
process their applications.
The present law provides an
automobile or other conveyance
to a cost not to exceed 81 800 for
any World War II veteran who
lost or lost the use of, one or
both legs at or above the ankle
as the result of service-incurred
injuries.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-06-17
From where | sit by Joe Marsh
How to Live Longer

when he gets home he takes it easy
with a mellow glass of beer and
chats with the nissus until it's
time to 60 to bed.
From where I sit, relaxing is a
fine art-especially in these tense,
fast-moving times. And there's
nothing like temperate glass of
enjoyed with pleasant COM
pany--to restore that easy frame
Of mind that one needs after a hard
days work.
9e M~4z
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-06-17
FAMILY REUNIONS

It is that time of the year again and family
will be held in every remote section of the United
States.
They are already getting slow start and during the
month Of July and August will move into full gear
Family reunions important and more prevalent IN
the rural communities than the urban districts
It is the time of year, when Aunt Minnie and Uncle
Joshua meet the born members in remote branch
their family everyone catches the con-
cernng other members and even the family skeletons are
brought out and aired on the line for few hours
Of course the attraction of any family reunion
the bountfu epas which is always served at the
hour and well worth the time and effort which you have
put into your contribuion-wheher it be fried chicken
baked beans.
Family reunions the democratic way of life and it
significant that they very prominent in Noble county
Long may they continued
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with her former Harry T. Watson, and
brother John watson Mt Ephraim community WIFI
which Dr. Burt of Londonderry the
price of $1250.
of Rollo Domino 29h the $4,000
bull the Watson farm years
Buckeye Poed Hereford show will be held this
with the Muskngum fair August
8 49, The Hereford show will be held the morning
of August l9.
Harry Watson exhibit five
show whom will be out of Rolo Domino the 29h There
is 81 900 n prize money being offered
expected that entries will be made at this show from
with $50 head showing
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-06-17

the church is very little heard of
and very few know of its exist
ence because the church does not
thrive and live on publicity and
does not dwell in fabulous build
ings. Anyone wishing correct in
formation may phone 1877 for an
evening appointment as the arch
bishop is busy in the Time Shop
during the day. The archbishop
is state licensed clergyman
Marriage performed under state
license and will conduct funeral
services.
When in Caldwell stop in al
the Bates and Son Time Shop and
have the oil changed in your
watch or get new grease job
Bishop Bethel Bates, D. D. L.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-06-17
In Washington With
CONGRESSMAN Griffiths

The House this week passed an
appropriation bill for the so-called
Marshall plan amounting to
5,981 100000 and extended the
time of spending this sum from
II to. IS months. Personally, I
believe this sum is too high and
anybody interested enough to
write me, l will be glad to send
spelled out items which will cause
an eye lifting I am sure. We are
supposed to aid trade between, the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-06-17

at such services and the Bishop
will receive small percentage.
The services. of course would be
strictly undenominational. The
Archbishop represents "Chrlsts
Church, Invisible Church" &. :.
it's: membership consists of all
that have accepted Christ as their
Saviour and have been baptized.
TIME SHOP: The Time Shop
was flooded again. Plans are now
underway for the l. o. o. F, to
plug the open sewer openings in
the. basement and roof the out
side stairway to the basement,
which will prevent flooding of
the basement floor. The flooding
of the basement on Saturday
night of the big rain storm was
very serious, water being three
inches deep in place. The water
was cleared out around 2:30 a. m,
Sunday morning.
The Stellfox store has new
signs on their front windows. The
Stellfoxes, father and son, are 60
ing in for selling watches of all
kinds and other jewelry. Only the
very best lines of wrist watches
will be handled by the store.
When hungry or thirsty stop
at Stellfox's and get refreshed
and look over their line of fine
watches.
=
Main offices of "Christ's
Church" of the world, is being
opened by the head of the church,
Archbishop Bethel Bates, D. D. L.,
in the l. o. o. F. bldg, room Ia.
Archbishop Bates is the head of
the ecclesia, the church, and is
bishop of the Ohio diocese. Each
state of the union is under con-
troll ofta high bishop, appointed
by the archbishop. The high
bishop of the state appoints their
own bishops and their ministers
and ordain them, and select their
own prayer elders.
Archbishop Bates explains that
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-06-17
Questions and Answers

Q. My husband is receiving a
Spanish War pension of $50
monthly. We were married two
years ago and l would like to
know if will receive a pension
at his death?
A. No. Under existing law, you
would not be eligible because
your marriage took place after
December 81, 1887.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-06-17

the COUNTY
BY BISHOP BATES. D. D.

WATCH: A lot of jackass pelts
will be peeled off the still living
jackasses this fall and hung up
to dry. The bones will be stored
in the New Deal skeleton closet.
We hear it is expected one in Co
lumbus is to be stewed alive, pelt
and all, very soon.
SIGNS: Call, the sign painter,
has just finished the big outdoor
sign on the Ralston Drug Store.
The big soda looks natural enough
to eat and drink. The Call Sign
Service is located under the Mar
quis Super Market. Call will
move his family into Caldwell as
soon as suitable living quarters
can be found. At present, Call
lives near Cumberland.
BUSY SHERIFF: 1t is said our
sheriff has various things on his
MIND these days.
JUDGEMENT: Does an Editor
always know just what his
readers like to read. In some cases
their judgement has been poor, or
else this writer has been wrongly
informed. AS long as readers get
what they want and like, one
never hears from them, but if
they read something they don't
like, right pronto they squawk.
ANOTHER SILENT KEY: An
other wireless telegraph key has
been closed, and it is the key of
W8VR, Burt Michael, of Caldwell.
Burt will be missed in Noble
county, especially in Caldwell.
Most every one knew him.
BLUE BLOOD: Bliss Racey
says he has it in his strain of fox
hounds. Amos Franklin has new
foxer and it is said he is plenty
fast. Fox chasers will be omitted
in these columns hereafter that
can't take it.
Reports are that Reuben Parks
acted as chairman of the local fox
chasers in their meeting of June
Z. Bishop Bates has taken over
room No. Is in the l. o. o. F.
building. Room No. ID is across
the hall from the new REA Of
flee. The Bishop will use the
room for study and relaxation
purposes.
BAND CONCERT: The band
concert was we'll attended despite
the heavy Saturday night rain.
These concerts are held on the
| courthouse lawn each Saturday
night. The Boosters Club have a
ticket stand on the courthouse
lawn, Jim Tilton in charge. Some
| one is going to get a new 1949
car, who will it be?
MINISTER: Many have re-
| marked and requested they would
like to hear the Archbishop Bates
preach. You may get the chance
! to hear the Bishop if one of the
many plans materialize. One of
| them for instance is the use of the
VFW hall, which is under advise
ment of Dale Ackley, who will
place the matter before the VFW
officers.
1t has been Suggested that the
| VFW take care of the collections
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-06-17

Someone asked Pappy Miller last
week how he stayed SO spry at
ninety. Pappy told him:
"Well, sir-when | work, I work
hard. When Iset, / set loose. When
] think, ] go to Sleep"
According to Doc Hollister, that
formula isn't far amiss. "Hard
work. says Doc, "never wore out
anyone before his time, providing
he knew how and when to relax
Doc himself works overtime,
with his daytime patients at the
Office, and his evening calls. And
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-06-17

You don't have TO take long trips to
have q lot of fun in this state
of ours. "Jusf around the corner"
is history, beoUfy, fun!
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-06-17
FATHERS DAY-l94S

The unheralded and unsung hero of the home will come
into his own Sunday, when the nation joins in the
observance of Fathers Day, June 20
This event has not yet reached the significance OF
Mothers Day but each year finds family gatherings more
prevalent and there every indication that the most i'm
poran cog the wheel of any family will attain the
prominence due him.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-06-17

Marriages = Emma Bernetta
Ackley and William H. Estadt in
ST. Philomena church; Vera Mar
garet Ball and Leonard Long at
the First Methodist church; Irene
Clark and Roy c. CHM, Ava, in
Cattlettsburg. Ky.