davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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3ORTUM TRAILER, Sl25; originally
SIS3: l946 model. Call after pm,

BORTUM TRAILER, Sl25; originally
SIS3: l946 model. Call after pm,
40 NATIONAL LANDoLA COLONIAL.
NATIONAL TRAILER SALES, 6OO9
Baltimore ave. Riverdale WA. 49O3.
LIBERTY, with heated floor. COM
pletely modern; lge. selection of used
trailers. Terms for all HEETER-
WALDEN TRAILER SALES. INC.
Wash Balto. blvd, Berwyn, Md.
TIE. TG. ELL ELL. ,o.o v.c.poxn .,,.,
shower and flush toilet. is on dis
play at HORNER'S TRAILER CEN
TER, 9th and Fla. ave. ne, FIR.
sPE2iia1 }IS1i THIS WEEK o7-t
Streamlite Tandem: beautifully
furn; new sofa bed. new Holly
wood bed, apt.-size range; S1,S95
VAIL TRAILER SALES, 2nd ave
and Colesville I'd. between 18th st.
and Ga. ave0. Silver Spring, Md
SH. S555 90
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TRUCK SPECIALS
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

sUaldIlet: OdSH, lTdut OF ItIHlS.
STEUART MOTOR co.
9Th and N. Y. ave. NV MA. 5000.
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS

FINANCING private sales our special.
automobile let US finance it for the
purchase6. NOLAN FINANCE CO,
1l02 New York ave. NV. Republic
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CAPE ST. JOHN

On beautiful South River near Chesa-
peake Bay. Easy committing dis
tance-only 81 miles from D. c.
Half-acre cottage sites. beautifully
Here you may have your own private
pier. $3.50. Liberal terms. Other
desirable sites proportionately priced.
Drive out from 18th and H sts. ne.
along Benning rd., turn left on Gen.
trail ave, (Route 214 continue on
Riva I'd, across bridge, 3ka miles to
Cape St. John; or, drive out De-
Tense Highway Route 500, % miles
from Peace Cross. past Gilliam's
Corner " mile, turn right on Riva
rd., to Cape st. John.
CAPE ST. JOHN
Leon Alderman, selling agent. Suite
100 Barr HlddSS 1914 elo 18th st. NV.
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sANK.pFpsoNAI IoAhe

BANK-PERSoNAL LOANS
A PERSONAL LOAN
At this bank may solve your none,
problem. Unforeseen emergencies
often demand cash at q time wher
one is unprepared. A personal loar
at this bank may solve such q
problem. Your inquiry is invited
Liberty National Bank
9Th and Eye NV. Member Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation. -2S
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Choice Riverside Farm

CnOlCe R1VtTSlQt T dIlII
The house alone reported couldn't be
duplicated for less than $1,000; on
State hwy: l4l acres. about 81 IN
cropland. bal pasture. and wood;
wire fencing; home fruit; ATTRACTIVE
nice Kitchen, bathroom fixtures, elec.
and porch. garage, stock and ma
chine shed: auick-sale price, 50 400
part down; tractor, truck, ma
chinery. lumber. team, COW, cali
SOW and young bull thrown IN
STROUT REALTY, Orange Review
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TplIe1 AAFEe

TRUST NOTES
7-YEAR old PROPERTY, End trust
Of $4,000. payable S49.5O per month.
SO will sell for $4,000. MR. JAY,
RA. 9449. Monday, TR. 2O3s.
TRUST NOTES
Well secured, seasoned, lists and
ends at subst. dis. RE. 1881, UN.
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BROOKHAVEN

Beautiful haH-acre lot. in new re-
homes. tust 2la miles from wash
ington Golf and Country Club In
Fairfax Co. Priced from 81 $50 to
$500, small down payment, easily
financed: water, gas and electricity
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
EXCELLENT Ist TRUST LOANS on
clean NV. and suburban Montgom-
cry County property SH. 1852.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money
IND trust: reas; discounts. MR..
QUICK ST. 1892; ewes, RA. 341S.
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On Beautiful Potomac Rive

On Beautiful Potomac River
Excellent bathing and fishing, small
game hunting: milk pick-ups; only
35-min. drive to city; money:making
dairy and stock farm; bldgs,, in
cleo, 3ss52 basement barn. granary,
sheep shed: l30 acres. about 80 for
corn, wheat. alfalfa. etc; pasture,
wood, fruit; crops in ground TN.
cluded: snap" at $4,000, part
down. Bargain list free. n.
Newcomer. STROUT REALTY. r. F.
D No. 2, HarperS Ferry. W. Va
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both masonite and aluminium Priced
from S1,295 up Easy terms.
Richter Trailer Sales
Berwyn, Nd: Call TO. 5035.
TRAILER COACHES
See the new Schultz, Travelo. Ameri-
can and Howard trailer coaches
on our display lot from 9 am
to 8 pm. daily and Sunday.
American Trailer Co., Inc.
1890 Wis. ave. NV, WO. 1891.
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HAWTHORN

So, $50 and UP. 60-ft. width ano
larger II desired. Buy in one OF
wash.'s best subdivisions before the
spring building season. Avoid price
increases. Mr.. Holmes, EN-. $685.
PAUL P. STONE
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AUTO PARTS
USED AUTO PARTS

We carry a complete stock. We also
pay highest prices. for wrecked cars
Call AL" WA. 2OO0 -26
USED AUTO PARTS
Surplus-Overstocke with all popu.
lar transmiSsions, rear ends. engines
wheels, etc.
SOC discount on new srilles and re.
built generators, starters and shock
absorbers. etc. Open Sat. and we
deliver. HERSON AUTO PARTS AND
GLASS, 72 Fla. ave. ne. MI. ZOO
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We Have Several Clients
Who will pay all cash for suitable
farm; must be located in Md. Write
or phone, giving full details to
Howard Talbert, with
MAX C. SCHWARTZ
6216 Ga. ave. NV, TIA. $500
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FARMS WANTED

MAN, with labor, wants dairy farm
or straight farm with labor, to work
on share basis or salary. Cal
WILL TRADE six-room, two.bath
brick house, worth $4,000, best sec,
Dlstrict for nearby farm. Write
Box 363-V, Star.
WANTED FARM or acreage, cheap,
for cash; retiring. Give price and
details R0x Ok4-V Ster O0s
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TRAILERs FOR SALE
LUGGAGE TRAILER, 2-wheel, good
tires; S85; can be seen in rear 1851

LUGGAGE TRAILER, 2-Wheel, good
tires; $s5; can be seen in rear 1851
sfREaMEifE, fREiH Iii w. mos. old. eslslft.;
sleeps g.; all conveniences. 2S Tenn
pie Trailer Village. Alex..-ya. 20.
TRAILER. utility. 2-wheeL all-steel
body good tires, extension steel
two medium sized ponies: sides can
be removed for luggage and other
hauling; excellent condition; Sl50.
NAT1oS1AL al; 5S11; '4s, like new, e.; wIelec. Ie
many other extras; only So, 700. Lot
ssrF EsnS1hsfe GUsfoM s1iLT S5 f. Anderson atax
trailer; steel body. red oak interior,
stainless steel galley. Protane bot
be seen "a mi. Beyond congressional
Airport on Rockville Pike. turn left
at Normandy Farms sign. Call WI.
SGS sS5S @ days sd Roekyille 1885 ewes;
LH1EAGE BOAT or hauling about IA
0aS sabes as s1SS psa' II new 45ss R5swaF tires
SALE OR RENT-sacrifce. is46 2s-
#. modern 3-rm. trailer on perma-
nent lot; fully furnished. Stall
LlNGs, Ancient Oaks Park. Lee Hwy,
good tires and cond.; l5-tonner, 8
TT. wide. 80 in. high; air brakes: a
1899 bulldozer hauler; 1886. 81.
TRAfLER, 1s-tt.; priced to sell;
BY OWNER-194S superior de luxe;
practically new; used as ONCE;
can be converted for living; will
accept sI1t reasonable offer. OIL. 0546
rRAVEL Gt vi HON HONE ls47; sleeps A: AZ elec.
refgr:. awning. new cond.; S1,05O.
Nat. Tr. Court, S2U5 Baltimore blvd,
col. PIX, Md. D. v. LANG. 20'
FOR SALE, 1916 Walco trailer; on
lot; DOM attached. Call ME. 1888.
1913 KIT COMPANION house trailer,
$3.50: P. J. BRUSNAHAM, Cherry
Hi Trailer Court. Berwyn, Md.
PheRs f!seRs { Il idess isss for children $1,000.
SACRIFICE 1916 glider 27-ft. tan
dem trailer; 3 rms, bot, gas. car
peted, fully equipped, excellent con-
dition; on lot at Cherry Hill Trailer
Park. 3 mi. past College Park, Nd,
ON Route /; $l,795 or best offer,
cash; must sell. going overseas. See
MR.. WILLIAMSON.
SEE ABC TRAILER SALES, INC, for
1949s leading trailer coaches; alum
or masonite, with flush toilet and
shower; beautiful 2-bedrm trailers;
used trailers, $3.50 and up; terms
up to yrs; 9001 BALTIC. blvd, Ber-
Wyn. Nd, y. s. No. | hwy. TO. 1919
TRAILER, 2-wheel, heavy duty, all
ssFT sfsf THlTLEY, sfRg Ss 54s; pA 5ose soiet show
~er: Alb Lanark Way. Silver Spring,
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wa on WEST VA

VII. CIV VHkJ Z VIZ
Consult those who know how to help
you select your farm, country home
OF estate before you buy without
obligation to any one.
BARNEY REAL ESTATE
Tysons Corner, P. o. Box 6T3, Falls
Church, FA. 1865. Not connected
with ony other broker.
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TRUCK VALUES

'4s GMc pickup; looks like
'45 GMC ACR 523 c & c. $50
40 GMC 1l2-ton. C g. c 295
30 GMC 5-ton, C & c 475
As GMC 1l2-ton, c g. c. new
motor. Esp. axle $50
Al Chevrolet panel del 425
As Ford l2-ton, C & c, lwb S75
AZ Chevrolet ll2-ton, & c 295
Al Mack, COE, 2-ton, C g. C 495
40 International 1-ton van,
Al cond T95
40 Chevrolet 12-ton panel 126
Open until 1890 Saturdays.
GMC Truck and Coach Div.
30 M St NE ME 0505 "a
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NOTO FNV%NV "VTNT6@
DELIVERY TRUCK
Must be Al shape, low price.
Cash. Private. RA. 92s4. FIR.
12-FT. STAKE BODY, in good cond.
OW lolG -ol
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Home r. business Bldg.

Wonderful opportunity offered here;
store bldg. 30y50. counters ano
shelves; in village: good 5-room
dwelling, eiec. and porch, nice shade,
garage, meat and poultry houses;
acre; steal at So, $50. Bargain
list free. G. B. Wolford, STROUI
REALTY Hamilton. Va.
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FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST ONLY
interest payable semiannually.
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1929 X st. NV MA O36o
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WATERFRONT PROP WANTED
SMALL WATERFRONT FARM OF large
lot with nice house; prefer near
D. c. All cash. Box 397-V, Star.
ACREAGE, improved or not; riparian
rights; suitable for trailer park; ap-
prox. 80 miles D. c. Box 32S-V, Star.
20'
A CASH DEAL for q home on the
waterfront. State price, location
and particulars. Box 194-T, Star.
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BOAT BUSINESS with two water
fronts, 1,4O0-foot dockage.- boat
house and railway, elec. tools and
equip; 3 acres of land, lovely mod
39-ft. cruiser optional Good busi-
ness S2O.50O. terms
81 $50 on West River, l4-acre water
front lot with new bulkhead: Heat
alator fireplace; a beautiful view on
a beautiful site.
New BUNGALOW, S6.950, 10T down:
West River. $4,000. 81. 500 down.
Waterfront farm. beau. Bay view. %
miles D c.. close to town of Deale.
Self supporting
Waterfront lots from $500.
CLIFFORD C. WOODARD. Shady
Side. Md. past P. O.. West River
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TRUCK SPECIALS

All trucks carry a 3Q-day warranty.
194S Ford British T2-ton
1947 GMC 1a-ton pickup - 1.095
1916 Chevrolet l2-ton pickup 945
1946 Chevrolet li2-ton dump 1,035
1912 Chevrolet a4-ton stake $50
1910 Dodge l2-ton panel 545
1887 International 1a-ton
1885 fotd F sf0 ,s.ton panel 25s
Northeast Motor Co.
(Ford Pealerl 92O Bladensburg I'd.
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LOT WANTED
ACREAGE FOR SALE

D. c. preferred: Soft. front; to buiId
hungalow-type house. Box 2bo-V'
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COLORED - Groom house and s
acres, on Chesapeake Bay, 35 min
D. c., for rent for summer season
furn. or unfurn. Box 2O6-T, Star
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-20
Rededication 0f
Ragan S Chapel
Will Be Held On
Sunday, Oct. %

Rev. Charles A. Tulga, OF
Belle Valley, has completed the
official program for the rededi-
cation of Ragan's Chapel, Sun
day afternoon, beginning at
o'clock.
a A basket dinner will be en-
ioyed at the noon hour with a
fellowship session to open the
rededication at 2 o'clock. Rev
Charles Finley, of Otsego, will
lead the song service. There will
be several special numbers in
Guiding a solo by Rev. Finley and
selections from the young people
of Bells church..
Communion, service will fol-
low at 2:30 o'clock with Rev. o.
o. Wilson, of Caldwell in charge,
assisted by other ministers.
The dedicatory sermon will be
delivered at 3 o'clock by DR..
Howard w. Peterson, of Cam
bridge, district superintendent.
In the evening, a two weeks
revival service will open at 7:30
o'clock. Rev. Derider, pastor of
fredericksburg Methodist church,
will be in charge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-20
Townships End
Reappraisals

The reappraisal in Noble coun-
ty has been completed, except
for the village of Caldwell, ac-
cording to an announcement
made today by Auditor Jack
Wilson.
Technically this means that
only the actual revaluation has
been completed but there is still
much paper work to be accom-
plished before the picture is a
complete one.
Auditor Wilson said that he
checked one township and there
is every indication the values of
property and land will remain
about the same, with only a
slight increase expected.
This is contrary to the belief
of most taxpayers, who expected
terrific increase in their prop
erty value.
Complaints, if any, relative to
the reappraisal of land or prop
erty should be filed with Audit
or Wilson.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-20
Bessie Miller Is
Taken By Death
Journal Correspondent
For Number Of Years

Bessie Miller. SO, prominent
resident of Harriettsville for a
number of years and one of the
community's most cheerful in
valids for almost the span of her
life, died at the family home on
Monday afternoon at 400 o'clock,
A daughter of Philatus and
Sarah Lee Miller, she was born
and spent her entire life in Har-
riettsville.
Although she had been chair
and bed invalid for a number of
years, Miss Miller served as cor
respondent for many papers
throughout southeastern Ohio,
including The Journal.
She was gifted with the abil-
ity to accept the best from life
and this continued to be her
philosophy throughout the many
years of being an invalid.
She was particularly interested
in the progress of the commun-
ity, fond of children, and always
eager to be of service to others.
Surviving are daughter,
Mrs. Fanchon Wetzler, of Byes-
vile, one brother, w. 7. Miller,
of Lowell, two sisters, Mrs. Mary
Haidet and Mrs. Barbara Woos-
ter of the home.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday afternoon at l:30
o'clock from the Methodist
church in Harriettsville with
Rev. VanDoyle, of Lower Salem,
officiating. Interment will be
made in the Byesville cemetery
by the Gardner funeral home of
Stafford.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-20
Trees Available
or All Farmers
! Application Blanks
At Agents Office

Joe Brooks, county agent, to-
day announced that the extern
sion office has available applica-
ton blanks from the department
of natural resources that are to
be used for ordering trees for
reforestation purposes. The trees
will be shipped in time for
spring planting.
Noble county farmers who
wish to obtain trees through this
service, should obtain blanks and
propetAy fill them out in the i'm
mediate future as the supply of
trees is limited.
Mr.. Brooks states that it would
be wise to plow contour burrows
on the proposed planting site at
intervals of six feet The plow-
ing should be done this fall. If
this practice is followed, it will
allow sufficient time for the sod
between the furrow slice and the
ground to become sufficiently
rotted so as to allow the trees to
be planted on the furrow slices
next spring. Trees planted by
this method reduces the labor
factor and have a better chance
for growth due to the double
thickness of top soil, Mr.. Brooks
stated.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-20

Mrs. Bertie MCGEE Miller,
wife of L. c. Miller, was honor
ed Tuesday evening by Amazon
Chapter No. 80, o. E. S., when
she was presented with fifty
year pin, the second member of
the chapter to receive this dis
tinction since it was instituted.
Mrs. Mary Wiley is the otheS
recipient.
Presentation of the pin was
made by Mrs. Opal Brumbach,
past grand officer of the Eastern
Star lodge.
Friendship night was also OBJ
served by the chapter and a large
number of guests attended from
various units in this section.
Mrs. Bernice Semon is the
Worthy Matron and had charge
Of the evenings work.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-20
Turn The Other
Cheek, NJ. Pryor

Jack E. Burdette, of Canton
who lost control of his truck
south of Caldwell, at the Soakum
bridge, cary Saturday morning
and turned over, paid doubly for
the accident.
Following the accident, the
driver struck Myron Pryor,
of South Olive, who had stopped
to offer assistance. For this act
and for reckless operation of the
brick laden truck, the Stark
county native paid $4,000 and
costs in fines when he appeared
before Mayor Sam Secrest later
in the day. The charges were as
sault and battery and reckless
operation of a motor vehicle.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-20

cancer work.
The senator supported limited
Federal aid in the form of grants
for research and scholarships
based on merit. Referring to the
CT Bill of Rights, he said, when
that runs out, we'll be faced with
the problem of further general
scholarships"
He does not favor continual
tion of any program similar to
the CT Bill, he said, but he would
support general program of
scholarships, based on merit and
offered only in particular fields
where trained men are needed.
Federal aid," he said, "must
stop at the point where it be-
comes threat to educational
freedom"
More than 200 delegates rep
resented 1872 colleges, universities
and learned societies at the GER
emor1y.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-20
Former Caldwell
Resident Is Killed

Luther Bridgeman, SO, native
of Caldwell, was fatally injured
in Newark Wednesday morning,
when he fell while trimming a
tree. He was removed to the
Newark City hospital following
the accident, where he died a
short time later.
Former residents of Sharon
township, he lived in this county
until eight years ago when he
moved to Newark.
The victim was trimming a
tree at the home of DR.. w. H.
Morgan in Newark when the ac-
cident occurred.
The Ross Henderson funeral
home, of Newark, had charge of
the final services, which were
held at the grave in Sharon GEM
etery. Rev. o. o. Wilson was the
officiating minister.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-20
Big Consignment
OF Cattle All Sale
Guernsey-NOble
Sale, October %

Farmers and beef cattlemen
from Noble county will have an
opportunity to select from over
five hundred head of feeder
calves, one week from Saturday,
when the sixth annual Feeder
Calf sale is held at GAINESVILLE,
Oct. %.
The sale will be held at the
Muskingum Livestock sale barns
in GAINESVILLE, starting at 1900
o'clock when IL good registered
hereford bulls, ranging from six
to fifteen months of age, will be
offered by the Ohio Hereford
association. AT 1890, a pen of
bulls will be sold with the feed
er calf sale to get underway at
100 p. m.
According to John Craig, Cam
bridge, chairman of the Guern-
sey-Noble Feeder Calf associa-
ton, sponsors of the sale, the
calves will weigh from 800 to
$40 pounds and are ideal for
cattlemen to consign to their
feed lots this winter. In addition
to the feeder calves, a number
of All and F. F. A. club calves
will also be offered for sale.
Brady Archer, chairman of the
Noble county group, stated that
lunch would be served on the
grounds. Auctioneers for the sale
will be Earl Tom, of Cumber-
land, and Austin Walters, of
Carey.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-20
Fire Breaks Out
In Upton Building

A fire which could have been
dangerous to a complete bus
mess block in Caldwell was
quickly placed under control or
Thursday afternoon by volunteer
members of the Caldwell fire
department.
The fire broke out in the Chin
ney on the Charles Upton build
ing, corner of Main and Cumber-
land streets. 1t is said that the
fire started from some papers
which had been stuffed into a
stove pipe opening.
In addition to the Upton hard
ware, the building also houses
the offices of DR.. D. H. Webster
and the Credit Production asso-
citation, headed by John Sham
hart.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-20
Arthur H. Rich
To Be Candidate

Arthur H. Rich, Seneca town.
ship farmer and retired schoo
teacher, announced this week
that he would seek the nomina,
ton for state representative or
the Republican ticket in the May
primary.
Mr.. Rich is the first to an.
nounce his candidacy for an of.
flee in next years election. AL,
though George Philpot, present
representative, has not made
known his plans, it is presumed
that he will again seek the nom
ination. Mr.. Philpot is also &
Republican.
In 1916, Mr.. Rich was a candi-
date for the office but was de-
feated by less than 100 votes
At that time he was member
of the faculty at the Caldwell
high school. Mr.. Rich is now
connected with the local CT farm
training program.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-20

of the w. S. c. S.
Fall flowers were used in pro-
fusion for decorations and a
large basket of chrysanthemums
were presented with greetings
from the local American Legion
Post. A large bowl of roses
grown by Mrs. Glenn Iams, con-
ference chairman of the local
unit, graced the speakers table.
The program was carried out
through the day as planned with
Mrs. Iams giving the welcome
address, and Mrs. Charles Nal
ley responding, followed by mus
ical selections by Miss Mary
Louise Ditch.
John MAR, commander of the
.1lth district American Legion,
extended greetings and Mrs. Lee
Moore, state department secre-
tary, gave the principal address.
Rev. o. o. Wilson, pastor of
the First Methodist church, of
fered prayer.
Representatives of the Mariet-
ia Auxiliary carried off both
prizes, first for largest attend
ance and second for the largest
mileage. Mrs. Eldon Schafer, the
new president of the Marietta
group, accepted the gifts.
The summer conference of the
district auxiliary will be held in
Duncan Falls.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-20

Morgareidge, Mrs. Ruby Merry.
Mrs. John Matheney.
Mrs. Ward Murrey, Mrs. James
Moscrip, Mrs. Bernice Mills, Mrs.
Clyta Moscrip, Mrs. Virginia
Potts, Mrs. Walter Quick, Mrs.
Frank Reed, Miss Opal Renner,
Mrs. Ruth Rutherford, Mrs. Nor
man Rossi, Mrs. George Rice,
Mrs. Charles Rogers, Mrs. Wal
ter Stats.
Mrs. Lawrence Steen, Mrs.
Howard Shafer, Mrs. Harry Sc
mon, Mrs. Harry Sanford, Miss
Leanna Smith, Mrs. Byron
Schafer, Mrs. F. R. Sinclair, Mrs.
Frances Taylor, Mrs. Mary Tip
ton, Mrs. John Vavrek.
Mrs. Hattie Vanfleet, Mrs. Mel
Wells, Mrs. Edgar Wheeler, Mrs.
John Wheeler, Mrs. Kathryn
Walkenshaw, Mrs. Grace Wilson,
Mrs. Wayne Wiley, Mrs. Gilbert
Weekiey, Mrs. Lucien Young,
Mrs. John McWilliams, Mrs. Ray
McVay, Miss Grace Mckee, Mrs
George Mckee and Mrs. Fred
Mcdonald.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-20
Idella Caldwell
Home Destroyed
By Fire. Oct. l6
Defective Chimney
Said To Have Been
Cause OF Blaze

The Idella Caldwell home near
Hiramsburg, was completely des-
troyed by fire, Saturday evening
at about six o'clock, the blaze
being caused by defective
chimney.
Mrs. Caldwell, who is in her
84th year, is the mother of Bird
Caldwell, rural mail carrier out
of the local postoffice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Caldwell
and infant son. Gene, also made
their home in the Caldwell prop
erty near Hiramsburg.
At the time of the blaze, the
aged Mrs. Caldwell and her
daughter-in-law and son were
the only ones at home. Harold
Caldwell was working in a near
by orchard.
A neiohbor, Bryan Mckee,
was notified but they succeeded
in saving only a few household
goods.
Located one mile west of Hir-
amsburg, on Ava route |, the
two story frame building was
completely consumed by the
blaze in less than an hour.
Mrs. Caldwell, who was the
former Idella Pickenpaugh, said
that the loss was partially cover
ed by insurance.
Mrs. Harold Caldwell is the
former Virginia Gillespie. She
was dismissed from hospital
only two weeks ago and her hus-
band is recovering from major
operation.
For the time being, the burn
ed-out Caldwell family is maxi
ing their home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bird Caldwell on Spruce
street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-10-20

the College, and DR.. Bowman c.
Crowell, of Chicago, ILL.,, inter
nationally known pathologist
and cancer research specialist,
was awarded the honorary doc
tor of science degree.
Senator Taft is the third men,
Der of his family to be awarded
honorary degrees by Marietta
College. In 1910, the college con-
ferred a doctor of civil laws de-
gree on his father, President
William Howard Taft. In 1887,
his brother, Charles P. Taft III,
was awarded the degree of doc
tor of laws.
Senator Taft was cited by the
college for his intellectual in
tegrity and, grasp, fearless devo-
y on to the truth. and attainments
citizen DIR. Crowell was
praised for his Outstanding per-
formance in continuing to open
the frontiers of knowledge" in