The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-01-01
Seneca Lake News Waves

SENECA LAKE-THIS WRITER
spent Saturday afternoon in Cald-
well, the first stop was at The
Journal office on official business,
then to the Gill's Barber Shop, and
it is the first time / was ever taken
for a fox. Doc Taylor of Summer
field was there for a much needed
hair cut, the same as l, and Doc
yells, Get out your foxhounds boys
and we'll have fox chase" Every
one took a second look at me, and
says, well, that's the Bishop, chair
man of FFPA." Everyone had a
good laugh, and soon the place was
buzzing with talk of the foXhound
and the chase, SO moral lovers of
the chase, stop in when in Caldwell
and see the Gill Bros, if it is only
to say Hello and so-long." The Gill
boys feed their foxers on irish Beef
Stew" but still the dogs don't have
an accent, they talk plain American.
CALDWELL REMINDED one of
other days, when the big three-ring
circus came to town. The city was
buzzing with Suffer the little chill
dren to come unto me" spirit, the
Christmas spirit, and they were hav-
ing the time of their little lives, it
was a grand spirit to witness. We
stopped at the Home Restaurant for
a refresher of an oyster stew and
a cup of coffee. We talked to many
of the lovers of the chase and fox
hound owners, yes, we think there
will be meeting of the FFPA in
Caldwell, it won't be long now, be-
cause if we don't arise soon, we are
not going to have any rights at all,
as the selfish interest bunch are
trying to block us at every turn.
HAPPY NEW YEAR When you
read this, it will be the turning point
of new year, and perhaps the en-
trance of a new era, as we look for
some very drastic changes in pollt-
ical government Our government
has been too much of a sameness for
too many years. Government is run
ming America and the people have
no voice, We have for several years
had a machine that was set up in
Washington to grind out the stuff
we are being fed, we have to eat it.
and like it, and the machine, today
is still grinding out Government
hash. People are pretty we'll fed
up with machine hash, they want q
change of diet. 1948 will see q
change of menu, and it won't be al
phabet soup. However, we wish
every Journal reader of this column
happy and prosperous new year
and success to The Journal. Start
the new year off right, by reading
The Journal, every week.
NEWS NOTES-This writer ac-
companied the Oak Hague house
hold to Caldwell on Saturday. Doc
TAYLOR of Summerfield was in Cald'
well, looking trim and neat Charles
SNYDER, Jr., of Barnes Ridge wa:
also in the Big Town and stopped
in at the Gill Barber Shop, some Of
the boys wanted to tell him abou
the fox chase that was staged II
the shop, but Charles was in hurry
and said he would hear about it an
other time. Arthur Rich was alst
in the Big Town, just fresh bach
from the south, but looked about a
plump as ever. Watch for some spec
| ial announcements after the first o
the year in these columns.
| Visitors with the Duke and Ouch
ess on Sunday, were Tom Bates, AM
wife, Mae, of Hill Flats; Grace Ren
ner and son, Homer Renker, Cam
bridge; Ted Bates of Palestine way
filled the pulpit at Bates Hill thl
last Sunday. The younger genera
ton are out for Ted. When Te'
breaches there is always a good an
| Cody crowd to listen to him. Te'
fits in we'll wherever he ministers
and is being sought after for NOR
places than he can find time to &C
Arzey Warner of Gladly Gulch GO
stuck with frozen up fuel pump a
the Sarahsville basketball game
Friday night, and was until thre
o'clock in the morning getting home
we wonder if LaVern accepted o
excepted the frozen pump as tn
foundation of the delay.
| IRVEN "NUBBIN" BATES, wifi
Barbara, will soon celebrate thei
golden companionship together, tn
first of the year. We wish ther
fiftv more years with us. Nubbl
and Barbara are folks that peopl
miss when they are gone. TIL
writer was not an invite for the bl
feed bags to be handed out at nool
but would of like to have been,
betcha', still, l might have ate t
much any way . Dallas Bond, tn
master of ceremonies for the Mus
cal Farmers, is speechleSs with
cold, so reports his wife, Evelyn.
You can now buy black unde1
t wear, men, SO if you wear blac
pants, a rip or snag won't show, an
one suit should last one full Winte
We hear now and then about mea
less Tuesday somewhere, but tf
farmers wouldn't know much abo'
it. They say there is a shortage
steel in America and a bunch
S BUYERS are sailing for Englan
: America should have got her shal
:. ! of the steel in Germany, instead
. letting Russia truck it away. We all
+ hear we are still shipping steel
' Russia. It seems like someone HI
their wires crossed We killed lit
Z pigs and now meatless Tuesda
>, They should name a ''shipless ste
S dav". It seems every nation is Worl
g ing at criSs- crosses with themSelV
/ and their neighbOr nations. Goo
= neighbors trade back and forth,
we have any such good neighbour