The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-03-11
Seneca Lake News Waves
BY
Archbishop Bates,

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with. However, Dewey at this time,
has the better voice to sing. Dewey
has never sang off key like Taft
has. Dewey can muster up better
orchestra to play his tunes, to match
his voice. So we prophecy, at the
present, it is Bricker and possible
toss UP between Vandenberg and
Dewey. Bricker leading, silently
Governor Herbert will slide in on
republican skies, providing there IS
good republican skiing weather. Pic
lures can change overnight. The
presidents chair has been vacant
since FDR left it. Truman should
attend a finishing school and learn
to read or stay off the radio. This is
referring to his Red Cross radio pro-
gram on Sunday evening on U. S. S.
program. Speaking of radio pro-
grams, why must we listen to these
European silly drolling prater pro
grams? How about our own good
American plays, and speak good
American English on them, why an
accent?
THIS TYPIST spent Tuesday,
Wednesday and most of Thursday in
Caldwell, assisting the farmers
FFPA Noble chapter in getting their
bench show and field trials dates
set, and the matter of the location
to hold the bench show. Permission
has been secured from our fine
gentlemen of the fair board to hold
the field trials at the fairgrounds on
April 22nd, at 200 p. m, sharp. The
field trials will be held on the 23rd,
but the location has not been Sc
leCted as to where these races will
be held. Several places will be
looked into, and the deSirability of
just where they will be held, the To-
cation will be announced perhaps
soon, and they may not be an
nounced until the day Of the bench
show. The publisher of the Red
Ranger magazine will be at this
bench show and in all probability
will judge the show dogs. Amos
Franklin is getting the ribbon situa
ton in hand, while Charles Snyder,
Jr., and Roman Crock are getting
the field trial paraphenalia lined
up. Everything regarding this event
will be in readiness by the first
of April There will be dogs from
all over the state of Ohio entered
at this show, as we'll as many out
of state dogs. The very able Clyde
Teters is looking after the prizes to
be given at the show, and they will
be worthwhile securing. The bench
show will be big event for Cald-
we'll and Noble county.
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THERE WILL BE no drinking of
intoXicants or gambling allowed on
the fairgrounds, and this will be
checked very carefully and nipped
in the bud if any efforts are shown
along these lines. There will be, it
is expected, some very high class
and high priced dogs at this show,
in the foXhound line Everyone ex-
pecting to. enter dogs in either the
bench show or field trials, or both,
get them entered The next regular
meeting Of the FFPA will be on the
first Tuesday of April, which falls
on the sixth of the month. For fur
ther information contact GllIS Bar
Der shop in Caldwell. Charles Gill
is the president, Henry Gill, treas
urer, and l. w. Rucker, secretary.
| These can give you the names of the
other officers. Entrance fee is $500
for first dog and so cents for each
and all others entered. The fair
| grounds offer plenty of space and
Accommodations for holding bench
show, and is the ideal location for
such an exhibition.
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ARRANGEMENTS will be made
| to open the fairgrounds at 1000
| o'clock, SO those driving in can get
! located and get their dogs unloaded.
Feed for dogs will be taken care of
| by the Honorable Clyde Teters, and
the feed will be provided by famous
/ feed for dogs manufacturers. Notify
your friends and in this way, no one
will be sighted. Watch the April
issue of the Red Ranger, for fur
ther publicity of the Noble coun-
ty event. Noble county has a fine
Playground and we want people to
see and they will want to attend this
fine fair the coming summer.
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WE HEAR Henry Wallace has
! ordered Truman to hop off the
donkey mule as Wallace has his saw
in hand and is going to saw the mule
in half. Won't this be something to
see! Amos Franklin trucked this
| typiSt home from Caldwell on
Thursday Pip, pip, boys, read it, it's
in the Journal. - Archbishop j.
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