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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-15
Charles B. Tarleton
Continued from Page One)

vate in the u. S. army, Tarletons
took his seventeen weeks basic
training at Camp Wheeler, Ca,
with Company G. 4th platoon,
10th training battalion.
He enjoyed q brief, weekend
with his parents in Oc-
tober before being transferred to
Fort George G. Meade, Md, for
overseas duty. Sailing for over
seas in November, 1943, Pvt.
Tarleton spent Thanksgiving on
the high seas and landed at Casa
blanca, French Morocco, the lat
ter part of the same month. He
was later transferred to Oran,
then to Italy, where he was serv-
ing with Company E, 157th infan-
try. His outfit participated in the
invasion of Sicily, the drive on
Casino, and was with the Amer
ican forces when they established
the beachhead at Anzio, Italy. In
letters to friends at home, he
often said he was unable to tell
much about the fighting, but that
the late Ernie Pyle, noted CORES
pondent, was doing a good job
Of describing their situation. Pvt.
TarIeton lacked one day of being
in service a year, having enlisted
on May 90, 1943, and being killed
on May 10, 1914. He was pro-
noted to private first class and
in combat duty on the Italian
front for rs days at one time be-
fore his company was relieved.
Charles, member Of the Cald-
well Methodist church, is sur
yived by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. HI. Tarleton, and 9
brother, Willis w. Tarleton, Of
Salem.
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Doan Infant Dies
Tuesday Afternoon

Timothy Dwight Doan, 13-day
old son Of Rev. and Mrs. David
Doan, died at 4:35 p. m, Tuesday,
at the Bethesda hospital, Zanes-
vile. Funeral services for the in
FAINT will be held at the First
Baptist church, Caldwell, at zoo
p, M, Thursday. Interment will
be made in the Olive cemetery.
Besides his parents he is sur
vived by a brother, Paul, and a
sister, Linda Sue, of the home.
Surviving grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Doan of Winter
set, Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Lenox, of
Frazeysburg, and two great
grandparents, Mrs. Alice Culshaw
of Clarksburg, w. Va, and Mrs.
Agnes Stealey, Parkersburg, w.
Va.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-15
CLARIFICATION MADE

According to Information re-
ceived here, all persons on the
rural electric line cannot paw
their electric bills at the Caldwell
office.
Only those members Of the
Guernsey Muskingum Electric
Coop, who were recently trans
ferred to the Washington Elec-
trio Coop can pay their bills at
the Caldwell office.
Those members who were ori-
ginally with the Washington Co
op will be notified when and if
they can pay their bills at the
Caldwell branch.
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state Of Ohio, Superintendent Of Insurance.
Certificate Of Compliance The undersigned.
Supt. of Ins. of the state of Ohio. hereby Ger
tifies that The MUTUAL LIFE INSuR-
New York. State of New York has com-
piled with the laws ofsthis State applica-
Bile to this class Of Companies and is au-
thorized during the current year to trans
act in this State its appropriate business
of insurance on the mutual plan. Its fl
nancial condition is shown by its annual
statement to have been as follows on Dec.
81. l946; Amount of assets. Sl.845.769.-
52l.5s: amount of liabilities. including re-.
plus, s12i.216. .694.3s income for the wear
l946. S235. .Ys4 0S4.26: expenditures for the
year 1896 S155.2s2. .233, ,4S.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hs.e-
to be affixed at Columbus, Ohio, this day and
date, July /. l94T. w. Lee Shield, Supt OF
fns of Ohio. tSeal) 295
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Chester Spence Kills
Continued from Page One)

Calls For Spence ,
After the driver blew the cab
horn "a couple times the private
policeman went to the house and
called to Spence:
eve don't want to wake up the
neighborhood this time OF night.
Come on out and get in the cab. "
Spence answered: 'I'll be out
in minute. Why don't you come
in and have a drink
Frolicher declined the invita-
ton, returned to the waiting taxi
and d few minutes later heard
two shots inside the house.
Frolicher rushed into the house
to find the couple lying on the
floor.
Il thought they were both
dead" he said.
Third Shot
The private policeman said that
after he summoned police by
telephone in the library, he heard
| a third shot and returned to the
kitchen to find Spence lying near
| the sink, about 10 feet from his
original position on the floor.
Policemen who responded, 1t
John Kleemeier and Patrolmer
Clarence McMurtry and Car
Bleh, Jr., said Spence had such
a tight grip on the pistol that i
was with difficulty that they re-
moved it from his hand.
Frolicher reported that Spence
entered the airing residence Wed
nesday night while Mrs. Spence
was entertaining a Madisonville
couple. He removed screen from
! a window, and hid in the house
until her guests left around mid.
night. "
Mrs. Spence finally persuaded
/ her husband to leave, the private
policeman said, adding that Mrs
Spence then contacted him Thurs
day, expressed fear Of her hus
band and asked him to keep
i close check on the house.
Hits Jugular Vein
i The bullet which killed Mrs
i Spence hit her in the right sid.
i of the neck, apparently strikin,
i the jugular vein. Spence was sho
| in the right side of the head, nea.
the ear, and over the left eye
i Friends of the couple, marie,
| % months, blamed Spence
drinking for their marital diff
culties. One acquaintance sait
Mrs. Spence told her recently tha
her husband spent 40 per cent o
his earnings on drink and that
why she had to take the job a
cook"
4 Before taking the job at tn
airing residence as property care
taker, Spence operated an inter
| ior decoration and contract paint
ing business from his resident
1884 Edwards road
Friends agreed she did prett
well" until he started drinking
Full military rites were accord
ed the deceased veteran at tn
E Tuesday morning services wit
] members of the Caldwell mill
r tary units in charge. Rev. O. o
Wilson of the First Methods
church officiated for the las
rites.
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able to work
lSsnccident last

------s a lSSrys crident last
ii the sparsely SETTLE
state Of Washingt visited
10000 subscribers Canton Love,
trict of some $50 MARJORIE
meter. 1924 page. Valley,
daily. Mr.. Woods shot Belle Nh his
samples Of his Amerlays WI and
the sight of which wolfl losky
grief and envy in every Sa sand
German Journalist. How long lhf
it take till we shall be enabledN
to produce again paper Of nor
NAL size to inform its readers OF
world events! ~
HThe predominating number OF
Danes no longer nourishes hatred
for the Germans. Authorities of
the Danish government long for
a healthy, flourishing Germany.
/ However, Naxisln will not be tol
Grated Thus spoke Knud Meis-
!! ter, a known editor of the kopen-
/ hagen paper "Berlingske Aten-
aves." On his information journey
! through the German western
zones he had visited the office
of the "Fulda News" some days
previously.
! Meister assures us with Satis-
faction that opinion has become
predominant in Denmark: "Ha-
/ tired is not constructive following
the war, feeling of hate among
i Danish people was as strong as
lit had been during the five
years of the German occupa-
ton. Germany has exported
from Denmark products and
material valued at eleven billions
of crowns. This was heavy blow
upon the welfare of the small ma
ton of four million, that couldS
i not be cOunteracted to the present
i day. The price Of food has in
creased 100 per cent compared
i with that of prewar time, where
as salaries as well as wages only
i SO per cent at its highest. Inter-
esting for us is that even here in
our country the farm products,
the most important food items as
also butter, are yet rationed. The
4 Danish butter goes to England,
i Meister says In exchange 60 coal,
u iron, steel and other raw mater
i ials. The normal consumers in
s Denmark get monthly $50 gr. but
i ter, 750 gr. oleo, 750 gr. sugar, !
| ky. white bread, kg. ryebread,
200 gr. coffee and one bar choco-
! late. Shoes, textiles, ETC., are yet
rated and very highly. One pair
of shoes e. g., costs SOTO crowns,
; a suit 100000, a shirt $3.50, be-
| fore the war 1912 highest price.
i Wages of an unlearned worker
are 350-400, of an expert 100000
crowns. These opposites show
4 easily that the standard of living
in Denmark is not much higher
than with us. Denmark has not
I acute territorial demands on Ger
many, Mr.. Meister assures us.
8 The so-called aSpeck- Danes" in
! southern SchlesWig did not en-t
i 10y any particular sympathy in
Denmark itself. If the inhabitants
of southern Schleswig in 25 years
t Till then conditions will surely
t have returned to normal--would
show the desire in plebiscite to
become members of the Danish
people and state, Denmark would
agree! l
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Photo DeveIOping-Gi GiIIespie's
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
STATE OF OHIO
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
Columbus. Ohio
July 3. 1948
E,,o,,nnar of Co1ac 0o1 (ronv

July a, ISfo
Engineer of Sales Legal Copy
No. 1886 -
UNIT PRICE CONTRACT
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the State Highway Direc-
tor of Ohio. at Columbus. Ohio, until
1000 A. M, Ohio Standard Time.
Friday, July 80. 1948. for improve
Proposals Nos. ] to A inclusive
are offered as one project and will
be awarded as one contract.
Proposal No.
1892, 1917 and tl7.s5 woodsfield),
State Route No, 3, In Center Town
ship, by applying bituniinous treat
treatment. Item T-30, TSP.
Pavement: Width 20 feet. Length
I0.61280 feet; Width 20 feet. Length
90 feet: Total length l1.l4o-8o feet
Proposal No. 2
Monroe County. Ohio, on sections
600 and t8l3-8.53 Lewisvillel. State
Route No. 78. in Seneca and Summit
Townships, by applying "a bituminous
Pavement. Width l8. feet. Length
az. .926 40 feet; Width 10 feet Length
2.1l2.o0 feet; Width 20 feet, Length
1.32ooo feet, Total 46.358.40 feet or 878
miles
Noble County, Ohio, on Sections
17-os, t2o88 Summerfield) and 2l22,
State Route No. 78, in Stock and Mar
ion Townships, by applying bitum-
inous treatment, Item T-30. T-32.
Pavement Width 16 feet, Length
25, ,872.O0 feet: Width 16 feet Length
1 1880 feet; Total length 27.667-20 feet
proposal No. A
600 Gao sarahsvillel. tsI5 sarahs.
ville), and 862, State Routes Nos. l4f
and LAG in Center Township, by apply
| ing a bituminous treatment, Item T-31
Pavement: Width 10 feet, Length
II ,371 20 feet; Width 18 feet, Length
| $1,000 feet; Width 20 feet; Length
2,48l so feet; Total Length 2o.433.6o fee
or 387 miles
(, Total estimated cost -----r-- $72.673 "
| Proposals Nos, ! to inclusive OF tins
| project to be completed not later thar
! October /, l948.
The minimum wage to. be paid to al
labor employed on ibis contract slal
/ be in accordance with the Schedule
/ Of Proeailing Hourly Wage Rates As
partrnent Of Industrial Relations appli
4 cable to State Highway Department
improvements in accordance with Sec
/ tions 17-3, TIA, 17-4a, It's and l7-5a o
4 the General Code of Ohio.
The bidder must submit with hi
i bid a certified check in an amour
4 equal to five per cent of the estimates
4 cost, but in no event more than te
thousand dollars.
| plans and specifications are on fill
in the department of highways an
the office of the resident distrie
The %The director reserves the right t
reject any and all bids.
4 EARL L. REEB,
4 State Highway Director
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BANK STATEMENT
Yega
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FARMERS & MER CHANTS BANK
AT CALDWELL, OHIO, IN THE STATE OF OHIO,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE 80, 194S.

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CAPITAL ACCOUNTS eA'n''"o'
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TOTAL LA IdARIl5TIEs T % AMP @ @GApITAL ACCOUNTS
= first St pr DsrTsd a stock WITH nor
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CAMP MEMBERS MEET

All meusbers who plan to at
tend the junior leadership meet
ing at Camp Piedmont will hold
a meeting on Monday, July 19, at
the office of the county agent in
the court house.
All members and advisors are
urged to attend. A special in
struction class will be held for
those who will be responsible for
crafts, vespers and campfires at
the camp outing.
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TO SPEAK IN CALDWELL

DIR, B. r. Lakin, pastor of the
Cadle tabernacle, Indianapolis,
Ind, will be speaking in the high
school gymnasium, Caldwell, this
Thursday evening. Rev. David
Doan, pastor Of the First Baptist
church, will lead the singing. The
meeting will begin promptly at
800 o'clock.
This is an opportunity for
Noble countians to hear one OF
Americas leading preachers OF
the gospel.
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COUNCIL MEETING

The regular meeting of the
home council will be held at the
roadside park, just north of Cald-
well, on Wednesday evening. July
81, at 800 o'clock p. m.
At the meeting plans will be
made for the state fair and coun-
Gil handbooks will be presented
to present members of the council
in a candlelight service. The
meeting is for both past and
present members of the group.
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HELP WANTED

{ !. -
WANTED - WOMEN, over 81
years old, to work in tavern
and grocery store. Can live with
family, if they prefer. Write to
Christina Spaid, 406 Dewey
Avenue, Cambridge, Ohio. 1c
HOUSEKEEPER wanted Good
home for the right party.
Middle aged lady preferred.
Box 5, Macksburg, Ohio.
So / Cpd
WAITRESS WANTED, must be
18 years Of age. Good job to
one who can qualify. Apply at
Fleeman Pontiac Co., one mile
south of Caldwell, Ohio, on u.
S. Route 81. 49ti
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WANTED

BIDS WANTED The Fulda
Local School Board will ac-
cept sealed bids for a bus driver
for the new Dodge bus on route
l until August 5, 1948. The
Board reserves the right to ac-
cept or reject any or all bids.
Gilbert Kress Clerk. So j q
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NOTICE - BIDS WANTED -
Center Local Board of Edu-.
cation at Sarahsville, Ohio, will
receive sealed bids for 1000
bushels of a good grade of coal
to be delivered to Center Local
School for the l948-49 school
year. All bids must be in the
hands Of the clerk by 800 p. M,
July 80, l948. The board re-
serves the right to reject any
or all bids. John Carter, clerk.
1-2-3c
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REMOVED HOME

Mrs Warner Blakeslee and in
fant Sd Jackie Allen, were re-
moved om Thompson hospital
to theirv home near Pleasant City,
Friday, Vim the McVay- Shilling
ambulance.
Mrs, Howard Hickman I'd in-5
FAINT son were removed Thursday
from Francis hospital, Cam
bridge TO their home in Belle
Valley in tae McVay.S Shilling
ambulance.
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ENROLLED AT, UNIVERSITY

Students enrolled on Ohio State
University, Columbus, this sum-
mer, include: Helen L. Cleary,
Clayd HI Larrick, Dale w. Rem
ner, Lorin G. Sanford and John
Wilson, Caldwell; Mark D. Wilson
and Wilma w. Wilson, Quaker
City: Donald v. Archer and Reed
K Mellon, Sarahsville; Carol G.
Craig and Lola M. Schell, Sum
merfield
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CARD OF THANKS

/ wish to express my sincere
thanks to my friends and neigh
bors for their many acts of kind
ness extended me during my re-
cent bereavement. Also the
American Legion posts of Dexter
City and Caldwell, ". F, w. post
of Caldwell, and the donors of
the beautiful flowers and spiritual
bouquets. ! wish to especially
thank Rev. ]. B. Mates, Rev. c.
C. Crock, and Rev. S. ]. Pekalla
for the solemn requiem mass, and
the Estadt funeral home.
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STRICKEN ILL

STRICKEN ILL
Mrs Mildred Kits, of Canton,
enroute from Marietta to Canton,
on the Greyhound bus, was
stricken suddenly i'll Monday af-
ternoon just south of Caldwell
and removed from the bus to
Thompson hospital for medical
attention.
Mrs. Kits and her two small
children were then removed in
the Murphy ambulance to the
home of her mother, Mrs. A. H.
Forshey, of Marietta, where her
condition is still considered crit
ical.
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HENRY WARNER,
AND CHILDREN
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to thank all friends
and neighbors who SO kindly as
sisted during the illness and
death of our dear wife and moth
er. We also wish TO express our
thanks to the pallbearers, singers,
funeral director and minister.
Also to those who sent floral of
ferings.
Fred Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Hall
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FOR SALE
For Sale---FARMS

l64 ACRE farm. Ten acres Of
bottom land, good producing
hill land, suitable for tractor,
underlaid with coal, 20 acres
suitable for stripping. Five room
house, good barn and grainery
and plenty of other outbuildings.
Two cisterns and well. Priced
for quick sale. Give possession
as soon as crops are raised.
Located near Harriettsville,
Ohio. Paul Crock, Dexter City,
Ohio. Route 2. s. So lnd
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NEW CHARGE

Rev. Paul Brodt, former pastor
of the Summerfield and Stafford
Methodist churches has been ap-
pointed pastor to the iberia Mar
tel charge in the Mansfield dis
trict.
Rev. and Mrs. Brodt have
moved from Harlem Springs, to
their new home in Iberia.
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N A r K ET
r EP o R I
PRODUCE
CALDWELL PRODUCE co.
Wednesday, July IA, 1948
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Notice is hereby given that Paul Nc
Way of Caldwell, Ohio. has been duly
appointed Administrator of the Estate
Of William B. Michael. deceased, late
of Caldwell, Noble County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims vltn said fiduciary within four
months or be forever barred.
Dated this 23rd day of June, 1948.
OTTO POLLING,
Probate Judge OF. said County
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY - A good
used trunk if priced reason
ably, suitable for storing cloth
ing, etc. Inquire at, The Journal,
Caldwell, Ohio. 1pd
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GOODYEAR TIRE, size 8.25 x
90. 10 ply. Practically new.
Also one recapped tire, size 8.25
x 20, 10 ply, Never used. Wheel
goes with it. Quick sale. Dun
Rite Cleaners, Caldwell, Ohio
81 SO 1c
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WANTED TO BUY junk of all
kinds Scrap steel, cast iron,
rags, batteries, radiators, cop
per, brass, aluminium, lead, and
zinc. We also buy old or
wrecked cars. We pay a real
high price for iron and cars de-
livered to our yard. Try us and
see.
Caldwell Iron & Metal Co.
1pd Riley Foreman-Prop.
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1887 FORD. In good condition.
Price SITS. Frank Hartman,
Dexter City, Ohio, Route 2, one
and one-half miles south of
AIiddleburg. 51-52-1pd
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as47 CHEVROLET Fleetline
Aero sedan, with radio, heat
er, foglights, spotlight. new set
of white sidewaii tires, and a
lot of other extras. Actual mile
age, $500. See John r. Watson,
Mt. Ephraim, Ohio. So 2pd
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For Sale-MISCELLANEOUS

PRIME ELECTRIC fence cen
trollers, nail knobs, gate
hooks, and electric fence W.re
Also some barb and cattle wire.
Sunshine Feed Store, Caldwell,
Ohio. So | z
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FOR SALE OR trade, 194l
Dodge pickup truck. Four
wheel drive. In good mechani-
cal condition. See HI. o. Buckley,
631 Railroad Street, Caldwell,
Ohio. So ! 2
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1885 FORD, new motor, new
battery and good tires. See
Earl Barton after $50 p. M, at
the Roxy Theatre, Caldwell,
Ohio. l-2-3pd
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WE PAY $500 per copy for
Watkins or other similar
HISTORIES OF NOBLE COUN-
TY. Pay highest cash prices for
all pamphlets, early newspaper
files, or book shedding light on
early history of NOBLE COUN-
TY.i Midland Rare Book Co.
Mansfield, Ohio. 81 &c
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1888 MASTER DELUXE Chev-
rolet sedan New motor, new
battery and good tires. Price
S495.00. Can be seen az 800
North Street, Caldwell, or
phone r. E. Kress, 711-F-3.
50 1 Cpd
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1885 CHEVROLET, two door.
Mrs. Florence Bridgenan,
Florence Addition, Caldwell,
Ohio. 1pd
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish in this way to thank
all our friends and neighbors for
their help and kindness during
the. death of our beloved wife
and mother. We especially wish
to thank Father Martin, Father
Pekalla and Father Nickel for
their comforting words, the Ur-
suline sisters, the Brubach funeral
home and to each and everyone
we are deeply grateful.
HENRY WARNER,
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For saIe--BUsINEssEs
c.ENERAL STORE.

GENERAL STORE, merchan-
disc ETC., at invoice prices.
Very good business, selling gasy
oil, hardware, feeds, dry goods
and groceries. Good location.
Lease on store building and
dwelling. Have reason for sell
ing. A bargain for quick sale.
Inquire at the Journal office.
1tf
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-15

8 OVEN DRESSED springers,
(pullets), corn fattened. Mar
tha Grimes, Caldwell, Route A,
Phone 715-F-22. 1pd
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HER EFORD BULL, double
polled, IA months old. Domino
and Stairway breeding. Eagon
and Watson, Quaker City, Ohio.
lpd
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Want AD SECTION i:E$ sSiE$$ WANT AD SECII0n
NOTICES

THE BAND MOTHERS club is
in need Of serviceable hot
water tank, for use during the
two weeks of band camp at the
fairgrounds. They would appre-
ciate it as gift, so it could be-.
come a permanent fixture Of
the stand. The organization has
the heater and stand but not
the tank, III you have a used
tank and would like TO turn it
over to the Band Mothers club,
contact The Journal at Cald-
well, Ohio, and we will do the
rest. Here is an opportunity for
a community gesture. 1pd
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For sale-DWELLINGs LOTS

Ohio, Route =. O. g 1nu
For Sale-DWELLINGS LOTS
ONE-HALF acre, II room du-
plex, two story double garage
and three outbuildings. Suitable
for cafe, beer garden or board
ing house. Inquire at the Jour
nal office. 1S2-3pd
TWO-ROOM school house and
three lots, located in Florence
Addition to Caldwell. Building
suitable to be made into two
four-room apartments. Electric
and gas available. Priced for
quick sale. Also one female
Boston terrier, two years old.
Ira Pryor, 202 E. Bridge Street,
Caldwell, Ohio. l-2-3pd
EIGHT ROOM house, six acres
of ground, fruit trees, new
chicken house. Located on edge
OF Summerfieid. Call Bertha
Osborne, Summerfield, Ohio.
Also for sale a nine piece din
ing roo;n suite, good as new
and a table top gas stove. l-2pd
WELL, WE HAVE that nice
five room dwelling, with bath,
not quite finished, and three
acres of land. Ten minutes
erive out. Priced to sell.
a FOUR ROOM house in Flor
ence.
x GOOD FIVE room house in
Florence.
| A GOOD EIGHT room house III
Belle Valley.
/ a GOOD EIGHT room house in
Cumberland.
/ Cali priced to sell with
immediate possession.)
| 49 ACRES close in. A good buy
SIX ROOM house, in fine shape
Close in.
4 GOOD FARM of 105 acres
priced at $3.50. Now vacant
4 GOOD FARM of 140 acres
Immediate possession.
FINE BUILDING lot in cald
well.
MIGHTY NICE farm of "a
i acres with plenty of timber.
4 GOOD FARM of 159 acres il
i Center Township.
If interested in buying, bette
come in at once.
HOWARD M. SHAFER
Licensed Broker Caldwell, Obi
Office l25 Residence 333