The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-04-01

SATURDAY.: Miles Hannahs OF
Windfield gulch called on this typ
list in the evening with his three
fine foxhounds on leash, and soon
had my three on the chain, and we
strolled out on the point next the
Harley Bates line. Miles released
his red gip and Nick, and they were
off like flash. They picked up a
trail in the hollow and were soon
off. Then l relased Blackie and Miles
cut his new w & l. gip and they
Joined in, and the music was on.
They trailed to the old Sumpter
Danford farm, and there they con-
tinued to circle the hill top. We lis
tened to the music until ten p. m,
when the wind got too strong, then
we made tracks for home, leaving
the dogs to settle the score with the
fox.
SUNDAY: Those calling on this
ribbon puncher were: L. w. Rucker
wife and daughter, and Lem Moore
and wife. LWR is from Caldwell
SECRETARY of the FFPA and a fox
and foxhound lover of the chase, ex-
traordinary. LWR and Lem viewed
the Bates Hill kennels of dogs and
fell in love with Blackie. LWR will
bring along a bunch of boys soon
some Saturday night and real fox
chase will be staged.
Lem is the kidder specialist, in
regards to foxhunters. The women
folks met with the good wife, Marie
they had read so much about, and
also met our son, Sid. These folks
all say they grab the Journal, their
fIrst piece Of mail, and turn to the
Seneca Lake News Waves and
read it first. This is good news for
us as well as the Journal.
Those calling on the Duke and
Duchess were: Ted Bates, wife, Mary
and son, Max, daughter, Evelyn;
Charles Layman, wife, Madge, and
Grace Renner; Paul Bates, wife
Helen, and two daughters, Kay and
Karen; Madge Bates and three chill
dren of Summerfield and daughter
of Annie Bates. Sarah Compton of
Canton will remain with her mother,
the Duchess, for awhile.
The Duchess is better at this writ
ing, the Duke is not feeling so well.
THIS AND THAT: It is under
stood the Bond Musical Farmers
will have three new singers signed
on soon: this typist, Miles Hannahs,
and Garden Stephen. This typist and
Miles are taking lessons from our
foxhounds, getting our vocal cords
stretched.
Oak Hague will soon lay away his
bird book and go to work Oak still
has a lump where a hustle is worn.
Notice to Seneca township trus-
tees-The Miller-King ridge road
needs its back scratched, this is a
mail route.
Harold Miller is doing a lot of
Wednesday and Saturday night driv-
ing, some are wondering just what
way the wind is blowing and what
it will cloud up.
RELIGIOUS THOUGHT: The eco
nomic propulsion of our dynamic
religious world is in a sad condition.
What most people need is to call in
the doctor, Jesus Christ, and receive
a dose of the Holy Ghost. Too many
have quit praying, and have lost
sight of the Cross and the taste of
the Lamb.
What all need is to get on their
knees and "Groan for the sins in
their bodies" (Rom. 1929. Some
saints make their own beds and then
they do not like them and blame
God. God lets them lie in them. They
chose their own way.
When God measures people, He
puts the tape around their heart, not
around their head or waist. Some
people are too busy laying up for a
rainy day, they don't have time to
enjoy today's sunshine: Don't expect
too much from your friends, just re-
member, most of them are as selfish
as you are. Too many see further
than their feet go.
Yes, there are two sides to every
question. There are also two sides to