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PERSONAL,

HivHso sissd care sis.n sldsrls p.opis or psa son
yaiescents. REGISTERED nurses night and
sas sas pvt a's.e; 1m: With ns S: ;d 81 ss.
ksD ,s.: eA:E fer .d;, S,ss.;s q
ai09 i4th st. NV CO. assi.
WILL RENT nice clean room TO- mother
nothsT sorEs; 1s SUB susuTSsn home: % rsss sos
aEfEkAfioSs aiaihi fisG AND pREssmAk1se don.
idRsIy sSstl Ss nS .v: ns
block east Of Connecticut ave" pU' ao96.
pows si:es. Ase sssbs sssso1b
boarding proEram; sunday and weekday
reEistratIon upon apnt:; nursery throush
don s nsh.s BY %.rs
land state Board Of Educstion; litera.
ture mailed upon request s401 Geersia
iHsi fERMASENT al NJ WAVES. 81, shampoo and
nngerwave, Soc. No Appointments. All
YNS EGSf SoqS Hg egdenss sio
Jewish HOME for the Elderly and Con; Con;
yyshiessent; ysh "a hours nursins care 3s2@
iss Room N AMI AND 6 BoAsD sisS for elderly psop... M
Gith p.S natsins care; OPP. Walter Reed Hosp'
ATTENTiioN. pre.xmss shoppers ~ s
Franks Jewelry Store. 1104 l4th st. NV.
at L. Xmas jewslry sale EOS to 50Ts OF
nationally known watches: "a price on
diamonds and jewelry. Cash or liberal
bSNr esn sHss THAI Dress asS sn oR
tricks of the trade, plus expert skill can
ations LEA ENGEL. Dressmaker Originally
e s's ssdE llfo IL 'ta'is st. NV 'eas0 sn q"
vACANcY Tor s'' patient in nurses pvt. Ii
csnsed home: lst,f1 rm neSt bath; wfbm'
VACANCY in NURsiNG HOME-e4-h -hour
nursing care. Licensed by county and State
sINBXLL sn ALL MACHINES for your recreation
room, Ideal Christmas gift for your son
alRsa 4 eoiN MaeHiNi 1se corr. isos New
oiS ,.ssy ssM.7 i "a 3:|I:; 3ss.;
Tonic Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron
For rundown feeling many men. women
call old" New, get acquainted" size
only soc At all druggists. In Washington
at Liggett Rexall Stores.
RUGS. de luxe reversible ,broadloon, made
from your old rugs and clothing. Samples
shown in your home. Phone for day OF
MAPLE Lane NURSING HOME has a va.
cancy for beo or ambulatory, male or fe-
male patient. 24-hr. trained nursing care
owned and operated by physician who Ia
in daily attendance. SH. 1874. I'll
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REpAlRs AND sikvlel te.st. /,

EooFNd-M syg.s M ;ssis :snsiI:;a; N!..I.; .s!!; n:S
metal work. SUFFERING and spoutins; locs
Free estimates. A. D. THOMAS. al
ROOFING. al types; nc toR 70 .Y smYsli'
RoOF LEAK: Walls or cellar wet, Al
leaks must stop or NO charse. r. p.
ROoffNG REPAiRs. painting, cutters.
ME}Rsa4 ny |ss9 BED 81 7S 81 Az ALEX vcss ias
ROOFING, air conditioning. heating, Sut-
sssins and i3v spoSHSsiins. SSi Call J. Z. HEN
RUGS AND FURNITURE sxpertl, cleaned
4 your Aeg asps sgeKAas & ss5 2Ha d%Sse1'
cializing In stone retaining walls and nag
stone, also cement drives, porches. walls.
mates. call JERRY, AT. 1856.
TYPEWklTERS cleaned, oiled and adjusted:
All work euaranteed. RE. l177, UNITED
uFRdESrkE uuFFsRoEEsTlkiNS e. xND P SLIP pc 1covEHs-re,
Hqsaa"'esdil priees cali .XSctApEMY UPHoLsIERiNd
Co. 343S 18th st. NV, NO. 2S7s
to order; guaranteed satisfaction; frss
Wa4RRpaoSflas ;stlss; sSHss 5sfffHsA.s sf1HsA. vail. ehi
neys, roofs, cutters, doWnspouts; expert
work low prices; guar. NEvlNs, Lu 2444
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started, KEEP,
part time: tax returns prepared. state
sTsi sspsr boSfs s9.a
closed: audlted; BACK work esushtup; 4. local
sookkTErrSG, ss5 Tsfs sG e1st Tax 30.
kept. statements, reports, tax returns pre-
Hs' Tsss MR. f' HoRoxN' oL. 400 Est; sss
BARTENDER tFtlipino). experienced, sober,
Hsa' HsP: time s'' sSs: d''' Rs ssf s.
.1ss:us s: ls s.. s f :,. :aS.'
CPA available. fun or part-time; tax *.
ssfI ssy sos tsnSr'' sss4
sonTed ssar oes es'Fss sox SsFs aH .s stale ssrf
FOUNDED % esD.rienee % n adminstrs,ise ad IS: tive work
'asi Vertisins pusS snd saies , promotion % de.res
: sS0n ss S6 s:st ssn. sm
coLLEGE ca STUDENTS ta. industrious,
sssFnf Sel sso ss PsSnss s sds nO'n' asl
rom ! ss s. pm. bu ssss ' Ss. ~.
man e.rDsn,rs' S'a D.in,ins' Hs'' etc. Box ass;H
fooD CHECKER or cashier in restaurant,
OF CaleteTlH' STEADY. SODtI, lellhUiot CaH
furnish bond JAMES cHRlsTY, Phone
MAN, colored. desires job as chauffeur or
driving Of any kind. Call JAMES, no.
fPXRiTi-rIME WORK, any kind avail; daily
between So: painting, repairing. etc.
white; excel. references FIR. 5000. 49,
VETERAN, ex-chief yeoman, sincere and
hard worker, desires Job leading to once
manager Thoroughly experienced in house
construction. S55 for 40-hr. wk. Box
YOUNG MAN, es years old. desires posi-
tion doing some type OF general once work
which Will enable him to continue at
tending accounting school at night. excel
lent references. Mr.. BLOUNT. DI. 200.
YOUNG MAN. can show $4,000 earnings
IN real estate business in , wears; tired
OF working z days and nights week;
single, "a, BA degree. years Marine
corps. Willing to take less, in position
with future mot real estate). Would con.
slider selling, public relations, personnel
work, etc. Willing to travel or 30 over
seas il necessary. Box 45@-G, Star. lis
VERY CAPABLE YOUNG MAN-Technical
background In radar. good personality. COM
mercial experience, admin. and sales, avail
able for position afternoons; former, air
force 9fieer; preparing to enter eollese'
AMBiTioUs COLLEGE GRAD. desires
permanent connection which would allow
night law classes: exper. in once procedure
and presently taking typins and short
hand. Phone Sligo s12"
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SPANISH LESSONS, modern methods
private class, in your home or mine; ex-
perisnced teacher: ANDERSON, 716 lath
MODERN Training in beauty culture. all
FOR fI al trsinins. WAk-FLYNN EEAUTY
GoLLEGE 1910 9 st. n;Ta .t;no,, pt, l7siid soid.,,
driSsr ' trainins raj s': :schooi; iS4s Todsi esr.;
dV, f2sY sSsToM; MlrRE5B Rs55Fss no ''fg5sc
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM Clerk CAF-1
throurh cAF-3; sample auestions and
answers Cd pages, 50. MERIT PusLl-
YORK ave. NV. DI. S1S1 "5.
PBX OPERATING is q pleasant, interesting
vocation for women, age no hsndieap
Bldg, I404 N Y. ave. eT. 727s. 20
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HELP DOMESTIC Cont. J.

WOMAN, experienced 18th Day Adventist
preferred: r.h.w. and care for 2-yr; ;-old
child. MI. 33a3. 30
WOMAN. middle aged, wanted for day care
while mother works, baby q mos. old.
Call bet. and g., LU. S424. lis
WOMAN. Jewish, TO- cook and keep, house
for an old couple In . centrally located
surroundings; live in or out CO. 1925.
ExPER. CARE CHILD 24; g:h.w.. resp.
person. B days. 10-7:30, and ! eve; rec,
loc. refs, health cd: Sc. sec. nr. Cd. Hope
rd. and Ala, ave. AK. $3.50. 40
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN to do g.h.w.;
small 5-rm. house and cooking: Hive In;
care for child. Call after D. SH. 66l3.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
RUSINESS,
0VsiHEsa.
Al SECRETARY S275

Al SECRETARY, $275
(F) Under 30, free to travel, publicity
work. immed.: engineering, secy, exec,
wk. $3.50; sec'y, M,D.'s executive. da..
$50 wk.; patent law secretary. exper.,
adv, $22b; radio eng. secretary. small Of,
S..5. Need 600 new applicants daily for
top-salaried positions. See Miss Lee or
BOYD, 700 18th, MA. 234O
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MOTOR IRAXEl.

LEAVING FOR WEST PALM BEACH and
Miami, Nov. "a; take two; references ex-
shanEsd Phons Temple :, aSis Sis.,on nv will
take car to or near California or share
driving and expenses with one or two
others, leaving about Nov. 26. Call
Hobart 0s4O after 8 pm. 49,
DRIVING PACKARD TO CHICAGO early
Saturday. Nov. 20; can take four passen-
gers; refs. exch. Box 297-H. Star.
CALIFORNIA-ls49 Ford leaying Nov.
23: take two men; $40 each. MA. $3.50,
LADY wi wishes he's ride to Miehisan. Cali No
507a Thursday from to o pm.
TO MYRTLE hEAoH. 5. C., Friday. share
WANTED-Reliable couple or man, over
30. going Southwest Immediately. to de-
iiyer aysr new s'a car to ARK gas allowance ~
LEAVING FOR MIAMI, FLA. this week
end; VIII take !. who can drive; SIS apiece
YOUNG Yot "a sUsiNEss EXECUTIVE driving
to Dallas; new car; will take 2. cH
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EMPLOYMENT sERvIels tesa..,.

PYs PGS5 SIyE Aossc7 ssse' aorE sy al; vs. rs
or month, Du. 4s1s. AD. 1852. o am. .te
9 p.m.; 9 pm. to 8 p.m., AD. 1882 only
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SAlEsWoMfN,

cugialy experienced in better merchandise;
b-day week, excellent salary and commits
sior downtown store. Apply SHENLEY'S
fMMEDIATE OPENINGS for part.tim sell
ins positions. Ideal working hours for
housewives. IL: 80 to $3.50 daily; 2Ofc dis
ploy dement's. Apply employment ONCE.
9TH floor, LANsBURGH d BRO, 7th, 9Th
etc NJ ~
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1VsINEss OPPORTUNITIES (csnt.)

BVsINEss oPPoRTVNiTlEs tcsnt.) !.
DEIIC1T1SSEN AND LUNCHEONETTE-
Corner location, upper Wis. ave. NV; long
established buainess; good opportunity to
increase this business. as 1t Is not seins
Call OR 1902 for appointment to see. 2l
CORNER GROCERY, compact; no compe.
titic': doing between 81 900 TO $l'SOo
at 1928 36th st. NV. 2li
BAR AND RESTAURANT, with apt, GOOD
location. For further information CAL
GEORGE VINCENT, UN. 9lO2. OIL. 227S.
RESTAURANT. beer. wine; good business,
long established; exc client location, I'm
st. NV. tcolored); fully equip: reasonable,
OWNER, Elk O0S4 lSs
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BEAUTY PARloRS.

COLORED-BOOTH FOR RENT-Excel-
lent You st. NV, location; transient trade
Call DE. 4164. -ls
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SITUATIONS MEN AND WoMEk.
in private home. VI. 13l2. Il.
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S26 600 YEAR NET

Is the opportunity. This busy diner. we'll
located on orc Of yirsinia's heavily trav.
progressive community; ABc license on
and OF no rent to pay; real estate In
cluded and $4,000 worth OF equipment
Investment will pay out in 80 months
Open Sundays.
THE BRANT co.
Arlington Sales ONCE. Brant Bldg., 1884
Wilson blvd. GL. 4216 and OK, n52O
: On Georgia
ave; a spot, by owner, no brokers. real
erty can be purchased. RA. S896. 10 n,
to l pm ii
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TYPIsT-PBx OPERATOR, needed by lum-
81 ads as'E y veg
5SSs YonNG s'ss9S WoMaN. n for drug and cosmetic
departments; experienced; attractive SALARY
and commission. WHEATON, PHARMACY
PL. $500 Ia
WAITRESS, every Sunday. / TO 1o pm;
salary and tips, SIS to $40. 23I6 4th
WAITRESS to work lunch and dinner
must have experience In better restaurants
or hotels; good earnings uniforms fur.
nished: no Sunday work. NAPoLEON's
WaiTREss. white. neat and dependable,
good character. Apply in person, "a? Z
WAITRESS, colored. nightwork only; res,
taurant; must be neat. 136 60th ST., n g
Call any time after 5 pm. lie
WAITRESS for dining room and cocktail
lounge, GOOD working conditions; dom
phone. apply 10l6 l1th 1t. NV. -ls
MATTRESSES, must be experienced anC
reliable. only consider highest type. Apply
HAJES, Famous for Chicken, 1408 14tf
MATTRESSES for nights; night club exper
only need apply. SEA GULL REsTAu
RANT, 1924 Pa, ave. NV.
MATTRESSES, white. exper. in beverages
and food. neat and attractive; night work
good tips. Apply 1909 18th st. NV. liz
WoMEN. ., advertisinG. department. on.
R=a; sTGDIos or; ;os 1g'i': 1sss s., n4 Apply
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Card Punch Operators
Immediate openings. 5-dsy, 40-hr week.
Apply employment once, Main Bldg: 9th
d., 9:3O-6 daily; North BLDG. 9Th a.,
9:3o-6 daily; Service Bldg, 131 NJ st ne,
lst f., 9-l daily
WOODWARD g. LOTHROP
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STENOGRAPHER
Experienced in shorthand and typing; ex-
ceotional opportunity In credit omce Of
one OF finest home furnishings stores in
the East. Apply in person to Mr.. EDWARDS.
WIN. e. MILLER FURNITURE CO.. 9Th
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IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
for fuIl.time selling and marking positions:
2OG discount on all purchases; 5-day, 40
hour week and other liberal employe benz
fts. Apply employment once, 4th floor.
LANSBURGH'S & BROS.
7th, 9Th and SITS. NV. -2l
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STENO. SECRETARY; perm: for circula-
ton ONCE of publishing Arm; position Is
chiefly correspondence with subscribers and
other companies; REQUIRES shorthand speed,
9O-1OO wp.m.; pleasant working cond. in
new, modern ONCE bldg; 6-day, 40-hr.
wk weekly payday; liberal vacation and
sick leave; free group hosp. life, accident
, and surgical ms; free parking lot nsxt
1900, Ext 26l, bet. $50 a.m.-5 pm.
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CoMPToMETER oPERAToR-TYPIsT

young lady; 5-day, 40-hour week; 20ss
discount. disqualification, sick dement's. in
surance and other benefits. Apply in per.
SON employment once. 3rd floor. THE
HECHT CO., 9TH and SITS. NV.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-10-28

kins, Geneva Tulga, Bonnie
Bates. .....
Seventh Grade -
Scholastic: Shirley Archer.
Attendance: Junior Bond, Ord
Bania, Cora Yoho, Eileen Rayner,
Helen Nicholson, Norma Nor
land, Shelvy Lyons, Lawrence
Macenko, Kenneth Nicholson,
Donald Paxton, Junior Yerian,
Shirley Archer.
Sixth Grade
Scholastic: Lavina Macenko,
Elizabeth Bond.
Attendance: Aubrey McCune,
Detmer Greathouse, Jimmy Nc
Erhoy, David Modlin, James
Rayner, Gerald Tulga, Ernest
Varhola, Michael Varhola, Larry
Velosky, frankie Werberger, Eu-
gene Yerian, Elizabeth Bond
Nancie Kokel, Lavina Macenko
Shirley Morland.
Fifth Grade
Scholastic: Betty Bond, Janet
Halahan, Patricia L. Buckley, Ca.
rol Uhl and Karen Colley.
Attendance: Jack Hrinko, Ar.
thur Larrick, Nelson McMannis
Charles Steed, Betty Bond, Janet
Halahan, Ruth Phelps, Carol Uhl
Shelva Wheeler, Martha Meier.
| rem.
Fifth Grade B.
Attendance: Arthur Baker
Earl Bond, Johnnie Gaydos, Will.
liam Nicholson, Dale Yerian, De
lores Beckett, Sarah Baker, Pa,
tricia Hickman, Ann Sklenar.
Fourth Grade
Attendance: Kay Alton, Jane.
Hunter, Wayne Balthis, Carl De
Lancey, Charles Modlin, Ware
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-10-28

A. J. Snodgrass, Belpre
r. H. Gamer, Belpre
julius G. Adams, Decatur
D. G. Shaffer, Belpre
Russell l.. Jackson, Belpre
James J. Mayne, Belpre
Eula B: MACPHERSON, Belpre
c.. r. Macpherson, Belpre
Floyd G. Millhone, Belpre
Donald A. Moody, Belpre
v. w. Hull, Belpre
Chester L. Simpson, Belpre
Ralph J. Sweet, Belpre
Bernard Alexander, Belpre
A. T. Morris, Belpre
George F. Sans, Rockland
A. E. Wiley, Belpre
Arnel Harpold, Belpre
William F. Hazelton, Belpre
Donald Moody, Belpre
Merrill N. Miller, New Matamoras
George KnoWlton, New Matamoras
w. l. Gautschi, New Matamoras
P. w. Smith, New Matamoras
Frank Amos, New Matamoras
Wayne Hill, New Matamoras
Joe Veneri, New Matamoras
John O. Everson, New Matamoras
Charles Brown, New Matamoras
Frank McVey, New Matamoras
Gordon Edwards, Rinard Mills
Chas. BoWser, Rinard Mills
F. D. Gautschi, New Matamoras
Charles Clark, New Matamoras
Robert Graham, Bloomfield
Oran E. Nichols, Sardis
Willard S. Hupp, New Matamoras
j. H. Valentine, New Matamoras
Chas. Brooks, New MatamoraS
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-10-28
AROUND
the COUNTY
BY BISHOP BATES. D. d.

The Noble County Fox Chasers
Association held their second
bench show and field trials on
Friday. Bliss Racey assisted by
Bishop Bates took care of enter
ing the dogs. Between so and go
dogs were entered. All foxers en-
tered were eligible for the bench
show or field trials or both.
Amos Franklin headed the list,
first to win a ribbon, as he won
the male, one to six months old
puppy, only one entered in this
class.
One to six months old female
puppy, first, second and third
in order went to Amos Frank
lin, Pickenpaugh and Franklin.
Females, six to twelve months,
only one entered, went to Charles
Snyder, Jr Males, six to twelve
months, prizes were won by
Crock, Pekari and Snyder.
Derby females, w. Love, E. B.
Smith and Van Fossen. Derby
males, Franklin and Smith. All
age females prizes were won by
Watts, Franklin and Gladys Shat
fer. Best dog in show was owned
by Greer. Best pair was owned
by Pekari.
For best natural carriage, the
prize was awarded to dog owned
by E. B. Smith. w. B. Brown of
Temperanceville was the bench
judge.
The field trials were held Fri
day morning at the crack of
dawn on the Estadt farm. Culver
of Utica acted as master of
hounds and posted the judges on
their duties, and the field trials
were held and judged according
to international rules.
James and Tom Schockling,
Leander Crock, Horton, Cap
Love, Charles Snyder, Forshey
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-10-28

Guy w. Hoff, Marietta
E. True Gutberlet, Rt. l, Marietta
Howard L. Schaad, Marietta
Harley Armstrong, Marietta
Delmer c. Casio, Marietta
Albert F. Wenzel, Marietta
Harry Handschumacher, Warner
Albert L. Delane, Marietta
Joseph c. Walker, Watertown
Robert E. Merritt, Marietta
Glenn Binegar, New Matamoras
David r. Bayles, Newport
Clarence S. Hupp, Marietta
Robert K. Goddard, Marietta
Richard H. Schario, Marietta
]. H. Cozzens, Marietta
Robert E. Root, Cutler
William Nicholson, Marietta
Robert Gerber, Marietta
C. A. Webster, Marietta
Frank Gildow, Macksburg
Robert Howard, Macksburg
Harry Williams, Macksburg
H. F. LongfelloW, Macksburg
Glen Walters, Macksburg
Herbert A. Howard, Macksburg
Delmer Lewis, Rt. !, Macksburg
w. F. DeLong, Macksburg
Joseph Koval, Dexter City
Walter A. Velosky, Macksburg
w. F. DeLong, jr., Macksburg
Rodney Rowlands, Macksburg
Antiono Parnese, Macksburg
Kenneth E. Addi, Macksburg
L. w. Hall, Whipple
H. L. Doan, Lower Salem
c. w. Farley, Macksburg
Woodrow Huffman, Rt. /, Elba
Ralph E. Huffman, Warner
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-10-28

and Thompson were the judges
scoring the dogs.
The winners in the field trials,
named in order of score: Ranger
Boy" r. j. Crock; Brownie" H.
w. Wonderlich; Prince, E. B.
Smith; 'Hi-Gay" r. j.. Crock.
Derby dogs named in order of
awards: "Popeye" Charles Sny-
der, Jr.; Doctor Mike" owned by
E. B. Smith. Only two dogs in
the derby, winning.
Very few dogs were scratched
at home plate. All age and derby
dogs were run together, but were
scored separately. All dogs were
scored by points according to the
international dog scoring regula-
tions, and score was worked out
by the master of hounds, Culver,
with the help of the judge. Glib
Hamilton and Cliff Mckee enter
tanned with tall tales of the old
days when potlicker was a dog
and boys were men. 1t would re-
quire too much space to mention
all dogs worthy of mention in the
run-off races, although some of
them were near the top.
The derby dogs were a tie, and
Culver tossed a coin for first
place and tails was called by a
bystander, but heads won.
The bench show this fall out
pointed the spring show, as there
was one woman that entered a
dog and showed her own dog,
she was Gladys Shaffer, wife of
Ray Shaffer, of GAINESVILLE, en-
tering Coaster Marvel" in the
all-age class. Gladys took third
in the all-age class with her en-
try
The shows were both close, all
having a good time and will be
on the lookout for the next trials
to be staged by the Noble coun-
ty fox chasefs, who are becoming
real bunch of all round fox
chasers and a bunch showing
good sportsmanship in the fields
of folklore.
| Counties in Ohio are getting
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-10-28

Ernest Schneider, Rt. 4, Marietta
Richard Casio, Marietta
Earl Miller, Rt. l, Waterford
H. G. Landlord, Marietta
Charles F. Roberts, Marietta
Herman E. Moore, Marietta
Harry Kesselring, Rt. l, Marietta
Donald Caldwell, Marietta
Elmer A. Conley, sr., Marietta
Bernard Warner, Marietta
R. P. Rhodes, Marietta
Randall Suder, Marietta
William Wetz, Marietta
Frank K. Starkey, Marietta
Kenneth Chewing, Marietta
Charles Clark, Marietta
Chauncey Callihan, Marietta
Guy Higgins, Marietta
William Stricken, Rt. 5, Marietta
Orville E. Hall, Warner
Dwight K. Polling, Bartlett
Junior P. Hasley, Wingett Run
Earl L. Craig, Marietta
Edgar M. Walters, Marietta
John H. Ogle, Whipple
Herman Mosser, Marietta
Billy B. Bules, Marietta
Ernest Wheaton, Marietta
A. R. Heslop, Marietta
r. d. Burdette, Marietta
H. A. Hodge, Rt l, Newport
Earl Sersain, Marietta
Isaac H. Baker, Marietta
Gerald F. Patterson, Marietta
George Branham, Marietta
Oscar Fulton, Rt. /, Marietta
c. "A. Carr, Marietta
John Congleton, Wingett Run
Charles Hesson, 1T. 1, Marietta
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-10-28

A. E. Harris, Warner
H. F. Pfaff, Warner
D. L. Barlow, jr., Macksburg
Eric L. Baker, Lower Salem
Lawrence A. Miller, Lower Salem
Bert L. Re;ter, Lower Salem
George C. Miller, Lower Salem
r. A. Heddleson, Macksburg
H. Kuhlmann, Whipple
Ralph c. Spindler, Rt 6, Marietta
Christopher Holden, Marietta
Howard Bosner, Marietta
Theodore r. Maze, Rt. /, Fleming
Harold D. Skinner, Rt. 6, Marietta
Don Thompson, Marietta
William G. Beardmore, Vincent
Edward F. Abicht, Rt. L, Marietta
Glen E. Wittikind, Marietta
Harry l.. Hildebrandt, Marietta
Kermit G. Babb, Marietta
Amos Wagner, jr., Coal Run
Richard Meagle, Marietta
Edward Schoeppner, Harriettsville
John M. Goodman, Marietta
L. Paul Lee, Marietta
P. L. Immel, Rt. /, Waterford
Carl Patterson, Marietta
Dewey B. Becker, Marietta
Chas. A. Verdekal, Belpre
Lena Verdekal, Belpre
George r. Shawver, Belpre
Dan F. Wagenheim, Belpre
Dana Watson, Belpre
Robert M. Ford, Belpre
Fred Powell, Belpre
Robert G. Johnston, Belpre
Charles G.. Scott, Belpre
G. A. White, Belpre
Robert V. May, Belpre
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Charles w. Miller, Lower Salem
John Schoeppner, Harriettsville
E. K. Theobald, New Matamoras
c. v. Watson, Marietta
Robert L. Cole, Marietta
George E. Slater, Rt 3, Marietta
Earl Ruble, New Matamoras
Elmer l.. Babb, Beverly
Lloyd c.. Heilinger, Lower Salem
L. J. Wallace, Marietta
Dewain Thomas, Marietta
Cecil Thomas, Marietta
Floyd Farley, New Matamoras
Edgar Ginther, Lowell
James A. Berga Newport
Stanley H. Morrow, Marietta
Edwin E. Thomas, Wingett Run
Ford K. Starkey, Rt. 5, Marietta
Norton M. Smith, Marietta
Lonnie Farley, Marietta
Paul Archer, Marietta
Robert E. Lee, jr., Marietta
Ray A. NeWhart, Marietta
Daniel w. Burton, Marietta
Howard Clock, Marietta
Harvey E. Cunningham, Marietta
Phillip J. Mainsel, Marietta
R. A. Powell, Marietta -
Robert Wheatley, Marietta
R. A. Andris, Marietta
Gerald H. Congleton, Marietta
James W. Miner, Marietta
A J. Hannah, Marietta
Jim Congleton, Marietta
Ralph L. Starkey, Marietta
Harold l.. Klein, Marietta
Paul R. Smith, Marietta
E. E. Covey, Marietta
CIV. Brother, Marietta
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COURT NEWS

Waiver of notice, filing of in
ventory, filed, estate of Ida Roe.
Waiver of administration filed,
estate of w. E. Stringer.
Second partial account of
Ralph E. Burbacher, administra-
tor filed. Application to reduce
the amount of administrators
bond filed, entry reducing bond
filed, estate of Everett o. Bur-
bacher.
First and final account of
Esther Johnson and Ralph Reed,
executors, estate Rose Jones filed,
for hearing November 80, 1000
a. m.
Petition for summary order Of
sale filed. Entry, order to sell
filed.
Report of sale and entry con-
firming filed, land sale of David
S. Mackie, guardian Leona K.
Mackie.
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organized fast into some kind of
a foxhunters association in order
to protect their sport, foxhunting.
There is an affiliation of coun-
ties all going together and this
has now reached into quite few
in number at the present time.
Beginning in The Journal is a
series of articles on Wildlife be-
ing written by the Archbishop
Bates, D. D. L. Subscribe for The
Journal and don't miss any of his
articles for they are going to
cover subjects overlooked by all
other writers.
For instance, the word "con-
servation" should never have
been invented and put into use.
Conservation is of mans making.
Can man restore wildlife they
have so ignorantly destroyed by
some few hogging and killing off
the game and placing bounty on
the predator, friend of the fox
hunter, and killing off biome the
secret of keeping wildlife in ex-
istence? The articles will be
written in language we all can
understand, devoid of technical
terms as far as possible.
The Time Shop in the basement
of Ralston's drug store will va
cate the premises on Saturday
night. Watch for their new loca-
tion and address in these CO.
1umns. All customers are re-
quested to call for their uncalled
work. Visitors at the Time Shop
Saturday afternoon were Tim
Bates and wife, Mae, of near Mt.
Ephraim; Charles Shacklee and
James Warner of Summerfield;
Oak Hague, wife, Lola, and sons,
Bobby, Terry and David, Bates
Hill; Wyatt Bates, Mud Gulch.
Helen Bauers of Cleveland is
visiting with her mother, Marie
Bates, in the Time Shop, over
the weekend.
IT'S THE LAW: If you want
to hunt rabbits this fall, or if
you hunted squirrels, you had to
get a hunting license. The state