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GERALD J LAWYER, Grand Chef
DAVID f. KISLIUK. Grand Cor


KaRP. SADIE r. On Sunday, April -,
1913, SADIE r. KARP. beloved wife OF
the late Joseph Karp; devoted mother of
MIS- Gertrude London Of Minnesotss, Mr.:
Two sisters, Mrs Eds stelnbere OF Newark,
N. J, and Mrs. Rose. Kuntzman Of Rock
berg Funeral Home. 4"l7 9th st NV.
Mondav. April 20. at : pm. Interment
Southeast Hebrew ConsreEation Cemetery.
In mourning at 1890 33rd pl Sc.
KELLIHER, PFC. JOSEPH r. On June
JOSEPH 3 KELLIHER son Of Cornelius
D. and Elizabeth Kelliher tnee Keenan,
James and Edward Kclliher Johanna c;
PAYNE. Isabella Cavanaush, Remains will
be at the Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home,
DAY Gs ApT T e. S6ae SS5 @ Of fuRe4a era qa aer tues
LACY. SAMUEL E. Died suddenly
services Monday April APRIL - a. l pm at
Surviving are wife. Rosa B. Lacy: two
daughters. Evelyn L. Hunton and Rosina
L; Howe; two sons Erskine H and and Sam
Renfro. and three grsndsons
LAMBRosE, MARY. On Sunday. April
-. l2is a. Georse Wssh,nSton Hos-
NV. wife of John Lanbrose. mother OF
katherns and Esther Lambrose, sister
OF Mrs Ethel ChaconaS. services at ths
S H. Hines Co Funeral Home, 1901 ith
St NV, on Wednesday, April 2S. al ,,
D M thence TO St Constantine and Heller
Greek Orthodox Church Sth and SITS
S.w., where services will oe held al =.
pm Tnterment Glenwood Cemetery. ,;
LANGHORNE. DR.. CARY DEvaLL. Or
SUNDAY. April -. 1913. at his residence
St Bridges Farm Upperyille. Va. DR.
CARY DEVALL LANGHORNE. husband Of
Zaides Gan Langhorne. Services will be
! held at St. Johns Church. Lafayette
Square, Washington, D. C. on Wednesday
| April IS. at 80 pm. Interment with
fun military honors at Arlington Nationa
| Cemetery. -
LEDMAN, RUFUS. On Sunday, Apri
IS, 1afS. at his residence. 419 S Adam:
st, Arlington. Va, RUFUS LEDMAN, be.
loved husband of Jamie Robertson Led
man, father Of Roy Leoman of Cheserly
Md; willis Lehman of WaShinston. D C.
Mrs. Gertrude Rove Of WASHINGTON. D. C
Mrs. Emma Hevitte OF Arlington, Va
Services a. the above residence Wednes
! day. April IS a. p.tA, fn.erment Oak
ton. Va, Services by Chambers. 81
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FRIDAY, DAVID OSWALD. Members Of

Equallty-Waiter Reed Post.
v F. W, are requested to at
tend ritual services conducted
by the National Honor Guard
for our departed comrade
DAVID OSWALD FRIDAY. at
4 pm Tuesday, April -.
neS' Funeral Home, 29Ol 14th
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Dratha

FIDLER. ?pd 1t, GORDON A., q. s. A
t. kllied IN action in France, July
% F1DLER, husband of coIetta Fidler
l@ snd snS father her Of colstta ann Fidler:
wife, and daughter. he leaves his
mother, 1oa x. Fidler: father,
ET,h R1t Par PsrksT G:,n Mrs Dorothy Harvey and
at Arlington National Cemetery. April %,
at pm. Friends and relatives invited.
FINN. BEATRICE CARLO. on Tuesday,
TRIcE CARBo FINN OF $500 "a l4th As St.
nv beloved daughter of the late Senor
Luis FELIPE Carbo and senoria Matilde
Of Luis Alberta Carlo, Guayaauil, Ecua-
dor; Esteban F. and william Carbo. Wash
m6 ,96ton; ,l2 D G. Ernesto Carlo, Bsltimore,
Mo; Miss Matilda Carlo, Washington, D.
G. ana Sonora Teresa Coronado. Guaya-
% Zines 9sa0I Z CO FuneTs 7sTHfen Home aad he h I
NV. on Tuesday, April 81 at $50 am,
thence to ST. Francis Xavier Catholic
the holy sacrifice OF the mass will be
offered at 10 am. for the repose of her
soul. 1nterment Arlington National Gene
FINNEY, ANDREW Columbia Lodge
Ul No. 50 is hereby notified of the
@ f1SNfy fHRfsf Of Of aa5 agOjheF :, hNDRGW AM sng
m
w ss2v,:., No Of hv Bs!tImoTs r6s,S Nd 3D.. EIks
So on Tuesday night, April d.
la4S. at 30 pm. from Carver Funeral
Home, 20 'H st. NV. Funeral services
Wednesday, April rs. at :, pm. at the
Metropolitan A; NJ, E. Church, NJ st. be-
JAMES L. WATSON. sr., Exalted Ruler
HARRY R. PRATT, Sec.
FORD, MARTHA P. On Saturday, April
g. 194s, at Home opa thc Hospital, MAR
TIA P. FORD. beloved wife of Walter
Ford. mother of George 4. Walter B,
AND Mrs Mildred E. Vance. Friends are
4th st. and Mass ave ne, where serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday, April -, at
. pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. 20
FRASER. RALPH E. On Saturday
April "A. l94s. RALPH E. FRASER, be
loved husband of Ida Mae Fraser, father of
Ralph. Arnold, Betty and Wayne Fraser;
son Of Annie P. Fraser and brother of
John w. Fraser. Funeral from his late
residence, 1919 pl, Sc on Tuesday,
April 20 at ! pm. Relatives and friends
FRIDAY. DAVID OSWALD On July
- I94i in the Pacific theater Of war.
and Ruth A., Friday of 5? W st. NV.
Carolyn Simmons, Robert B. Friday and
Kenneth L. Friday all of Washington, D
c. Services st the S H Hines & Co
Funera! Home, 29nl l4th st. NV. on
Wednesday, April -. at > pm. Inter
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. p
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Volture IA, 40 4 IS. will as
Semble at Chambers Funeral
Home. 1900 Chaplin ST. NV, for
Legion services being conducted
az p m on Monday, April 36.
laiS for our late VoyageUr.
RAYMOND E ISHAM. ChapeauX
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ST. NV.
LEWIS E. TUfTLE. Comdr. -
GAINES, SAMUEL. On Saturday. April
-. l94S, SAMUEL GAINES of 243O S.
Lowell st, Arl., Va, loving father of Villa
Mae Thompson and Curtis Gaines, brother
OF Mary J. Nettles; many other relatives
and friends also survive After 3 pm.
Frazier's Funeral Home 3sa R ave
NV. until 3 pm. Tuesday, April - Fu-
neral and interment in Great Falls. N C
GILBERT. MARIE ALLEN. On Sunday,
April %, 194S, MARIE ALLEN GILBERT
beloved mother of John J. Allan. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home 4th st
and Massachusetts ave. ne, where services
VIII be held on Wednesday, April 2S. at
II am. 1nterment private. Boston pa
perS please COPY y
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. uaE, ApFII y, IH4N, at MOUNT
4: I. = =: :;:; I:
A2loa Fjlbush Remains resting
at Chambers Funeral Home, 1900 Chaplin
ST, NV. until Tuesday, April - at II
am. Graveslde services and interment
Arllneton National Cemetery. 20
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v
April % 19+s, MARIE ALLEN GILBERT
beloved mother of John j. Allan Friends
may gall at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st
and Massachusetts ave. ne, where services
Will be held on Wednesday, April 2s. at
am lnterment private. Boston pa
perS please copy -
GORDON; sEEGT; LAWRENCE RAYNE
$';::
ON OF Robert II. and William NJ
III. snm60s G0rdG9 Rro Eqnega Ensra Services
pm. Relatives and friends invited
1nterment Cedar Hill Cemtery
HALL, WILLIAM R. On Sunday April
WILLIAM R. HALL. beloved husband of
Xeda Hall and father of Louis Hall.
friends EneIo may cal at the Lee Funeral
until 3 pm. Wednesday, April 2s Inter
ment Beattyville, Ky.
H4NES. HAROLD F. On Friday April
-, la4s. HAROLD F. HANEs, husband Of
GsneyleYe G Hanes and father of Will
Funeral Fun Home. Herndon. Va. where serv-
II, "aI De heia 1eia on IueSqaS: April ~ a.
Cemetery. gao m. "8
HARRIS. BURL. Suddenly, on Friday
April -, l"4s, at his residence. 80 lsth
tsther Of Preston. Elma and Edna Harris,
ana loving brother OF Georgia Mason. He
arisnd ain1 leaves tto many othsr relatives and
friends arc inviied to cali ' at campbei Di IFS
EuneGa! Home: 4::3 4th, st. s.v., Funeral
.Banifst BBepsqsS' cApTc, hpTIt at ! Pm from Zion
4th SITS sw.. Rev A j. Edwards oficiat :
ing. lnterment Harmony Cemetery 20.
HATHAWAY, HOWARD MARTIN. On
Hospital. Bethesda Nd HOWARD MAR R.
TIN HATHAWAY beloved husband of Mil
ared aered Hathaway of Spring Lake Park. Md.
chase F1neFs S Home 'Hi Of Wsm Rehsen eheeG
Pumphrey Monday. April %. at so pm D m
Intermen5 n11 ~, Wednesday April IS; al , P m,
Rochester and Elmira papers please
copy
HERNDoN. JAMES H. On Monday.
April @6, l9+s, at his residence. l!0a
beloved brother of Ella al and nfHEioH Eiizabeth
Killso. Marion Gsskins Viola Christopher
Samuel Herndon and Harry Killgo; devoted
friend of Louise Gaskins. He also leaves
other relatives and friends Notice of fu-
neral later. ARRANGEMENTS by W. Ernest
Jarvis Co.
HILDERRAND, EsTELLE: On satur-
EsTELIE HiLDEBRAND, beloved wife WIFE, Of
the late Charles Hildebrand mother of
Bur sGrre4 I'm M = end I'D, Adoph Hi!debrand snd
Jack of Davtona Beach, Fla. She also is
survived by Ave grandchildren and eight
great-2ranCChlldren. Funeral from the
ave. NV. on Tuesday, April - at > pm
Relatives and friends invited TO attend
1nterment Cedar Hill Hill Cemetery.
HUNTER. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH. On
sunday. April -. 194S. CHARLOTTE
ELIZABETH HUNTER of Bowie. Nd She
IS survived by an aunt Mrs Mary L.
Hamilton of Philadelphia Pa; three
cousins. Mrs. Viola Mason of Philadelphia,
Pa: DR.. Eugene Hunter of Hampton. Va
and Mrs. Ella Hill. and many friends
After 3 m. Tuesday, friends are invited
to call at the Mcclure Funeral Home,
| 1920 9th ST. NV REQUIEM mass will be
celebrated at the Catholic Church of the
Ascension, Bowie, Md, on Wednesday.
April "S. at 10 am. 1nterment Mount
Zion Cemetery. 27
ISHAM, RAYMOND ELMER On Fri
day, April -. i44S at Mount
No. ALTO Hospital RAYMOND ELMER
| % 1SHAM, beloved husband OF Mar
I~S ths H. 1Sham. son of Mrs. Eliza
IRS beth Harris brother OF Herbert
nd al Trho o,,l
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Monday night at pm, at his late resi-
dence, 10 9Th st. NV b. order Of:
JESSIE BUTCHER. Comma nder
Z. A, R1DGELEY. @. NJ
WOOD, LINDEN d. On Saturday. April
"a, lo4s. al Providence Hospital. LINDEN
D. WOOD, the beloved husband of Goldie
c. Wood and father of Frances Wood
Sehef, Funeral from the James T RYAN
Funeral Home, 3l1 Pennsylvania ave Sc.
on Iuesoay, April -, at l pm. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
YOST. ORELLA LEONE. On Sunday.
April oS, 194S. ORELLA LEONE YOST.
beloved daughter of Robert c. and Evange-
line A. Yost OF 1929 N Harrison ST Ar
Yynston; Va and sister of Claude Gordon
Home, @S47 Wilson blvd Arlington. Va
unt'l 10 80 m Tuesday, Aprll - thence
70 the, Clarendon Bsptist Church where
funeral services viii b. held at II am
lnterment Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
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80. 194S. at Gallinger Hospital OSCAR
WILLIAMS Of I:35 5th St NV, beloved
husband of Lizzie Williams and devot ed !
father OF Mrs. Elizabeth W. Davis Also
surviving are three sisters Lizzie E,llin.
Mrs: Huldie Jackson and Mrs. Josephine
Smith. After 1890 pm SUNDAY friends
are invited to call at his late residence, ,
Funeral from the Shiloh Baptist Church /
ath and StS. NV on Tuesday. April -
at l2;3n pm. Interment Arlington Ma .
tlonal Cemetery. Arrangements by Nc !
CURE.
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WHITAKER, CIARISSA

: 1av. AprlI I.. l94N. CLARiSSA WHIT
TAKER OF 65l 2nd ST. ne. wife of John
Whitaker. mother of John jr and Greg
sister Of Ro.ahe Pierce. Alonzo. Anne
Milton. Leon and Ellsworth Harris She
also leaves other relstiv and friends
Services at Stewarts Funeral Home 30 II
st ne. Tuesday, April -, at pm
I'M
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WINS. Ella. On Monday Aprll ,K.
l94S. at the residence OF her sister, Mrs
Mary f: Woodward, $50 Varnum st NV.
ELLA WEEKS; beloved wife of the late
woodward; aunt OF Avis D Curtis, Nina
3. Kidd. Harvey A. woodward. Roue Davis
Friends may call at the above residence
where services will be held on Wednesday
April 18th al | pm. Interment Fairfax
Courthouse Cemetery. Fairfax County Va
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GORDON. sERGT. LAWRENCE BAYNE

On November 10. 1914 near
n : J e.: :;;:: !: !: S.: Is;
Gordon. Funeral services at
he Simmons Bros. Funeral Home ZOO
'ichols ave. Sc. on Tuesday, April -. al
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There is no death! The stars 60 down
To rise upon some other shore
And bright in heavens jeweled crown
They shine for evermore
And ever near us, though unseea.
The dear immortal spirits tread:
For the ooundless universe is life
There are no dead
MOTHER, DADDY, GERALDINE. HER.
BERT. JAMES CLAYTON, KENNYTB
AND ANTOINETTE.
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LEDMAN, RUFUS

IS, 1afS. at his res
st Arlington, Va,
loved husband of j
man, father of Roy
Nd. Willis Lehman
Mrs Gertrude Rowe
Mrs Emma Hewitt
Services a. the abo
! day, April cs a. ,
ton. Va Services [
, 1948-03-24
PUBLIcATIoN

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that the Trademark
shown below which was regis
tered in the United States Pat
ent Office, Washington, D. c.,
on October 9, 1884, in the name
of MARYLAND DISTILLERS
INC, of Baltimore, Maryland,
corporation organized and
existing under the Laws of the
State of Maryland and now
owned by The Calvert Distill-
ing Co, a Maryland corpora
ton, and Trademark certif-
cate No 317,871 issued
thereon n, has this date
issued therefor, has this date
been regietered in the Office
of the Government Secretary
of the Virgin Islands Of the
United States at st. Thomas,
in accordance with the provi-
sions in the regulations gov
erning the registration of Pat
tens and Trademarks in the
Virgin Islands, approved
April /. 1916.
, 1948-03-24
5 U B 5 c B {

|Co-ordinating Committee of the American Virgin Islands,
could serve to get the plan under way successfully, and we
are confident that once started it will be met with enthu-
tSiaSm.
THIS IS just a suggestion in the raw. The details could
be very well worked out by officials and others appointed
Tor the purpose, and with the right leadership there is no
question that satisfactory results viii meet, and no doubt
Isurpass all expectations. We urge a HOMECOMING
MONTH, OF whatever other period may seem advisable, and
that the necessary steps be started in that direction. It would
be wonderful if friends and relatives and acquaintance here
in the islands could look forward to seeing again those who
left these shores, and now reside on the mainland. And the
same is certainly true for those away. They, too, will look with
eagemess to a visitsto their homeland, where not only will
they be received with rejoicing and m~errymakngs but they
can make sucha trip in company with others who journey for
the same purpose.
WE THINK the idea worthwhile and urge that the plan
ners of the celebration take it into consideration,
S8#fe $1,000 |@IN
, 1948-03-24

How About a Homecoming Month?
NOT LONG AGO1we called attention again to the
Centenary Celebration to be held in the islands this year, and
the several phases of such a celebration, one of which should
be a Virgin Islands stamp issue concentrating the occasion.
Our interest in the matter is SO keen that we almost feel
obliged to call attention to any number Of possibilities for the
celebration, another Of which should be a HOMECOMING
MONTH.
1T IS ESTIMATED that there are 5000 Virgin Island
ers in New York. These citizens, while having had to leave
these shores to seek their fortunes in greener pastures, are
nevertheless still proud of their homeland. and their interest
is still keen and mistaken. This is attested to by the fact that
the great majority of them are members of organizations,
churches and societies which keep ties with the islands, also
that whenever there are mass meetings these men and womenl
respond in great numbers. With such a background it should
be easy to set aside a period during this year when Virginl
Islanders on the mainland could look forward to returning
for a visit to the Islands. No more appropriate time could
be given than during the celebration, which as has beenl
pointed out, will run over a period of months.
NOT ALL ON the mainland and elsewhere will be able
to return, naturally. Some will be kept by the pressing duties!
of the occupations and businesses; others will not find it fl
nanciaIy possible to make the trip at this time; others who!
left their homeland recently may not consider it advisable
to return, Just for a visit. Yet we believe that a goodly number
will be anxious to return, and will take the opportunity. Thel
Administration, through its influence and contacts, should
be able to arrange with steamship and arlines to offer spec
ial rates for the occasion, and perhaps special charter flights
might even prove advantageous. There is always a special
Joy when people, interested in the same things, Join hands to-
perform a Job at the same time and for a given purpose.
EARLY PUBLICITY, contacts through such organiza-
tons as the American Virgin Islands Civic Association,
whose president Ashley L Totten, is well known, and the
, 1948-03-24
THE DAILY NEWS
Of ST. Thomas

Now obtainable in Chris
tiansted. arriving daily about
Ais pm. The same issue as
published in ST. Thomas 200
pm.
Prices. From Office 8 cents a
copy. from newshoYs 4 cents
a copy.
ST. cRoIX TRADING 60.
topposite Post officel
Christiansted
, 1948-03-24

The S. 5. Oliver Wendell
Holmes is scheduled TO sail
from New York on April lst.
ls4a. and is due at Frederic
sled on or about April llih.
accepting freight for PORT Of
Spain. Guantoi Caripito.
Georgetown. and Paramaribo.
C STEAMSHIP co. Inc.
Rob't L. Merwin 8. Co. Inc.
Agents
, 1948-03-24
SHIPPING NEWS

The S. S. "Ambar Double
day sailed from New York on
March 18TH ls4s. and is due
at Frederiksted on or about
March oath. ls4s. accepting
freight for Port Of Spain.
Guanta. Carupano and Caripi-
to. Georgetown. Paramaribo.
and Smalkalden.
, 1948-03-24

Government Of the Virgin Is
lands of the United States
St. Thomas
February Is, 194S
Morris F. de Castro
Government Secretary
, 1948-03-24

srReHeTH
HiU
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-29

ROAD NOTICE-The following
resolution having been passed,
road petition having been pre-
sented to the Board of Noble
County Commissioners to estab-
lish approximately rs. mile
more or less of road in Buffalo
Township. Said road to be es-
tablished beginning at the
South East Ia of Section 32 in
Buffalo Township at point in
Township Road No. los, 1900 1T.
more or less North of the South
line of said Section; thence
Eastward following the line of
the present private road for a
distance of approximately 1400
It.; thence South to the resi-
dence of Andy LestOck; thence
Eastward to Township road No.
LIZ in Section 33 and there to
terminate, distance of rs of a
mile more or less all in Buffalo
Township.
The Commissioners have set
date of August 9th, 1948, time
200 p. M. for viewing said road,
and date of August 10th, 1913,
time 200 p. M. for final hearing
ON said road.
BY order of Board of Noble
County Commissioners.
GEORGE E. BATES, Clerk
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-29


the room over Madge's Speciality
August 5 and 6, from to 8 p. m
the location has been changed.
Specially shop, the photograph
recently vacated by the Walters
and Queen Jewelry store, inn
mediately in back of the M&K
store. The dates and time will
remain the same.
Four prizes will be awarded
the winners of the contest and
beauty and dress will not be con-
sidered. Neither are important.
Cuteness at the moment the
cameraman snaps the shutter
counts more than anything else.
Judges for the contest are expert
at the studio and their decision
will be final. The winning OF one
of these attractive prizes by their
child should thrill any parent
and will be something to talk
about in the childs later life.
There are no strings attached
to the arrangement and there will
be no charge of any kind. Moth
ing need be purchased and you
do not have to be a reader or a
subscriber to this paper. The
only requirements are that the
child's parents reside in this trad
ing area. If you wish to do SO
you may purchase prints of your
children by arrangements with
the studio when you select the
pose you want published and en-
tered in the contest. However
that is entirely up to you and
there are no obligations of any
kind. Appointments are not nee
essary but all children must be
accompanied by parent or 9TH
er adult.
We again suggest that if your
last name begins with any letter
between N and z, bring your
child to the studio on Friday af-
ternoon but if it begins with any
letters between A and M. you
should appear Thursday after
noon. This is not compulsory but
your cooperation will be apprec-
lated and it will allow the studio
to take your child's picture with
minimum of waiting on your
part.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-29
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to extend our sincere
heartfelt thanks to relatives,
friends and neighbors for the
sympathy and kindness shown us
during our recent bereavement OF
our beloved son and brother, Pfc
Charles Byron Tarleton. We wish
to thank those who furnished cars
the many beautiful flowers, the
high school class Of 1941, the
flower girls, the pallbearers, the
honorary pallbearers, the Ameri-
can Legion post, the Veterans of
Foreign Wars post of Caldwell.
We especially thank the military
organizations for their memorial
service, Rev. 0. Q. Wilson and
Rev. Virgil Jump for their words
of comfort and the McVay-S -Shill-
ing funeral home.
MR.. AND MRS. L. H. TARLE-
TON, WILLIS A. TARLETON
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-29
uly %, 1913
bBURG
OBITUARY
Thnro woo

Barbara Isabelle Taf dadicatio
wife OF the late Harvey TafleEe rt
died at Athens late Friday e sci
ming. Ire
The deceased was daughter al.
the late Ezekiel and Jane BatesE
She was member Of the Church
of Christ.
She is survived by four daugh-
ters: Mrs. John T. Watson, Sen-
ecaville route; Mrs. Idelle Lott,
Cambridge; Mrs. Clyde Shuman.
Quaker City route, and Mrs.
Chester Bates of Summerfield
route.
The body was prepared for
burial at the McVay- Shilling Ntu-
neral home and brought to the
home of daughter, Mrs. Chester
Bates.
Funeral services were held on
Monday afternoon at loo o'clock
from Bates Hill Church of Christ.
Burial was made in Mt. Ephraim
cemetery.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-29
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

w. S. and Sarah Camden to
William and Anna Hayes, village
of Caldwell, lot 406.
Bicknell R. Foraker to w. H.
Carter, village of Caldwell, lot
314.
Wayne and lola Delaney to
Clifford Hickman, Belle Valley,
IT acre.
John and Hazel Dudley to
Luther w. Phillips, village Of
Sharon, lot Gil.
Harley and Betty Teeters to
James Garnall, Maple Heights,
lot /.
r. c. and Eleanor Moore to
James H. and Mary Moscrip, viii
lage of Caldwell, lot 3.
w. j. Matthews ct al to David
Lowe, Jackson township, 2 acres.
Sevilla Shupp ct al to Ervil
Cowgirl, Center township, 80
acres.
Clarence and Katie Edgel to
F. H. Stern, Marion township,
one-half acre.
Savannah Watson to Ray Croy
and Joseph Walters, Seneca
township 1876 acres.
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-29
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
STATE OF OHIO
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
Columbus, Ohio
July "a, 1948
Engineer of Sales Legal Copy

UNIT PRICE CONTRACT
Sealed proposals will be received al
the office of the State Highway Direc-
tor of Ohio, at Columbus Ohio, until
1000 A. M. Ohio Standard Time,
Tuesday August II, I948. for improve
Noble County Ohio. on Section (000).
State Route No. 565 in Elk Township,
by grading, draining, paving with
traffic compacted surface course ana
by constructing a continuous steel
beam bridge with concrete deck and
substructure (Spans: 50 feet, 65 feet
and So feet, Roadway "a feet) Bridge
No. NO-565-00 over East Fork of Duck
Creek.
Width: Pavement l6 feet, Roadway
% feet
Length: s2o.5 feet or 0.l55 mile
Estimated cost --------- S67, 500 w
Contract to be completed not later
than October 81, 1949, :,
The minimum wage to be paid to all
labor employed on this contract shall
be in accordance with the Schedule
of Prevailing Hourly Wage Rates As
certained and Determined by The De-
partment of Industrial Relations appii-
cable to State Highway Department
improvements in accordance with Sec
tions 17-3, TIA, 17-4a, It's and 17-5a OF
the General Code of Ohio.
The bidder must submit with his
bid certified check in an amount
equal to five per cent of the estimated
cost but in no event more than ter
thousand dollars.
Plans and specifications are on file
in the department OF highways anc
the office of the resident distric'
deputy director.
The director reserves the right tc
reject any and all bids.
EARL L. REEB.
State Highway Director
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-29

NOTICE - Notice is hereby
given that the Noble County
Board Of Commissioners will
receive sealed bids until 1900
o'clock noon, Monday, August
9th, 1948, for $500 bushels more
or less of Coal for Noble C0un
ty Court House, 1000 bushels,
more or less of Coal for Noble
County Home. Specifications as
ftIloWs-s4 inch Number Vein
Coal to be delivered to Noble
County Court House and Noble
County Home. Commissioners
reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
BY order of Noble County
Commissioners.
GEORGE E. BATES, Clerk
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