The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-03-25
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SeneCa Lake News
THE PRESIDENTIAL candidates
are so many, and along with new
ones popping into the picture, it is
hard to get line on what ones are
really the most popular, and able
to carry out their own nomination,
and then be able to weather the
election storm. There seems to be
a lot of sentiment for Macarthur at
the present. Vandenberg, Dewey,
with Taft trailing along. l am find
ing more Vandenberg faVors than
for the others.
THE FARMERS FFPA Noble
chapter bench show and field trials
are moving along to great climax
of success for April % and %. A lot
of publicity is being given the event
by all of the fox and foXhOund mag
azines and a lot of bigWigs in the
sport are interested in the event.
The event is being staged, when the
weather should be pleasant, and If
so, a big turnout will be seen at the
fairgrounds on these dates. 1t is
hoped that some of those attending
the affair will get good impression
of our Noble county and fairgrounds
and will attend our fair this sum-
mer. If proper lighting can be had
and the weather is favorable an eve
ming meeting session will be held,
with good speakers, with a question
and answer period.
THE CHILDREN of Ann Bates,
wife the Bethel Bates The Duke,
were called in on Sunday as the
Duchess took turn for the worse.
Those present were: Tim Bates and
wife, Mae; Madge and Arnet Lay
man; Grace Renner, and Lillian Rem
ker Madge Layman and Grace Rem
ner remained with their mother un-
til late Monday evening. Sara Comp
ton of Canton arrived on the scene
Monday evening and will remain
with her mother, until change is
evident.
OAK HAGUE, who came near
sustaining a broken back, when he
tried to keep falling tree from fall
ling on his son, Bobby, IS some bet
ter. Oak says he don't think he will
have to wear a hustle, to conform
to the new figure, as he thinks he
is going to have big enough bump
in this vicinity, where the tree hit
him. The Oak is able, that's about
all, to be out and around. The Oak
has made the headlines in '"The Co.
lumbus Citizen" Oak says he thinks
he will plant his taters this year in
the ground, and not in the moon, as
it takes too long to make the trips
to the moon and back.
THE BATES HILL church is get
ting a much needed face lifting. It
should have some plastic surgery
also. Gather Bates and family of
Antrim were in these parts Sunday
calling on friends and relatives.
Oak Hague just reports be thinks
he will build a hospital near his
house as his wife, Lola, and their
son, Terry, are ailing at this time,
on Tuesday.
March wind and April sun tan the
prettiest gals that run. April showers
bring May flowers. A swarm of bees
in May are worth a stack of hay
When you hear your first whippor-
will, lay down and make a wish and
roll over three times, you will gel
your wish.
Several have reported seeing some
Whistlepigs, snakes, spiders anc
crickets This is locust year, and the
fox eats lOcustS for desert, to tor
off a meal of rats and mice Locus
year is always a good turkey year
Harley Bates is huffing and puffine
up and down the hills in his puddle
splasher.
THIS TYPIST was in Caldwell OF
Wednesday and Thursday, but il
between we were on secret mis-
sion out of Caldwell and returned
home Thursday evening, amid tn
thunder and lightning, interminglet
with cloud bursts.
The most interesting things w
heard discussed were: war, fox
hounds chasing rabbits and politica
views.
The people of these United State
woul like peace but there is n
peace to be had, now. There is yer
little peace among people OF tn
United States. The people, man
seem to have forgotten there is
Christ The people are more WOrrie
about the many taxes they are haV
ing to pay and if there is anothe
war, how much more tax are the
going to have to pay. The world
facing starvation, and is in no shap
for another war, but this is not &c
ing to halt the war or talk of wa
If the world steps into another wa
with conditions as they exist at tn
present, what will be the cOnditio
the world will have to face afte
another war. The people of tn
world should be thinking of sci
preservation instead of war and ta1
alton. Our world troubles will neve
be settled without Christ
THE POLITICAL pots are stew
ing. Will the men fitted for II
many offices be elected, or will me
be elected to office that will sell OF
county and her people down tt
river of destruction? Never in II
history of the world should Il
voters consider we'll those who
they vote for, than at the prese
primary and coming election, f
on those elected, will depend the f
-r ture Of our country.
WE ARE being told that the ye
is going to be a poor year for t