The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-04-01
Seneca Lake News Waves
BY
Archbishop Bates,
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sheet of fly paper and it makes a
big difference which side the fly
chooses.
Do not Judge people starting at
their childhood, they make have had
change of heart, then Christ steps
in as judge. You can get away, may
be, with it, judging the children of
Satan, however, it's better to not
judge at all, as no one can see in
side the heart of another.
NEWS IN GENERAL: This re-
porter spent most of Wednesday
and Thursday in Caldwell looking
things over in general and finally
rented the basement room in the
IOOF building and will start a
watch repair shop beginning Mon
day. Friday morning, Miles Hannahs
purchased our foxhound, Blackie,
and Oak Hague took over the big
BIT coon hound. Friday noon,
Oak Hague hauled this writer's par
ephenalia and Sid Bates to Caldwell.
Sid took the bus for Cleveland to
begin his work on the lake boats.
He will start as wheels-man. We us
and Co. and the Oak unloaded the
trailer of goods in the basement of
the IOOF building, then Oak and
the good wife of this typist started
for Bates Hill. Marie will leave for
Cleveland on this coming Monday.
She will spend her time with her
two daughters, Helen Bauers and
Alberta Culp, while this watch
maker will keep the home fires
burning in Caldwell. Jim Warner
and son and Charles Shackles, of
Summerfield, are employed in Cald-
well and drive back and forth daily
Max and Evelyn Bates are doing
some face lifting in the form of
painting and papering at the Brick
Mansion for the Duke. Sarah Comp
ton has taken over the Duke resi-
dence as nurse maid for her moth
er, the Duchess; Sarah will juice
the cows and be chief cook and
bottle washer from hence on, or un-
til other arrangements are made
Sarah is farm raised and an old
cow hand 1t is said that Jake Car
penter and the Duke are about to
close deal in the matter of farm
ing for the coming summer. In
Caldwell, this ribbon puncher feels
he will be more able to keep in
touch with things political.
We hear The Journal will soon
be printed on a new press, much
speedier and it is automatic feed.
More reporting on this latest i'm
provement when it gets into oper-
alton. The Journal has wide circu-
lation and their list of subscribers
are growing The Journal should be
a daily, however, they consolidate
the news for a full week and print
it all at once. Charles Gill lost two
of his best foxhounds on Wednes-
day night, and Friday evening, he
was still on the rant looking for
them to show up at where he start
ed them off. We hope he RECEIVERS
them soon. The Farmers FFPA, the
Fox Chasers Association report sew
eral new. members. To the Hon.
GPM, of Willscreek, we wish to in
form you that the bench show will
now be judged by an Ohioan, on
the 22nd of April. Better drop
around. at the fairgrounds and see
who he is. However, Publisher Gin
gerry, of Rushville, Mo-, will be at
the show and he preferred not to
judge the contest and he will be ex-
cused, as his mission here is for
other matters. This typist won't
grow any corn this summer. We
have found one has enough to do to
worry about their own affairs and
let the other fellow do his own
worrying and not interfere with his
methods of worrying. When we be-
gin to worry for the other fellow,
we forget to get enough of it done
for ourselves and we get behind.
We are all at our best when we
mind our own business and tend to
1t properly and let the other fellow
do likewise. We will decide who we
will support and vote for when we
know just who is going to run. We
have not decided to vote for our
self yet for representative
There are prospects that Tom
Rossiter will furnish the eats for
the foxhunters at the fairgrounds
on the 22nd of April. Tom is an
FFPA member in good standing. No
one has to be dog owner to be an
FFPA member.
Many Noble county citizens are
getting going fishing" minded.
They have been hearing they are
biting, so, as soon as the weather
warns up, there will be much
done. Big Harley and Clyde
Bates, Sam Grayham, Marie Bates,
wife of the Bishop, left for Cleve-
land by bus, Monday noon. Pip, pip,
old bean. It's in The Journal, read it.
See you next week. Archbishop j.
Bethel Bates, D. D. L.
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