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ROOMS. ApTs. TO SHARE

GENTLEMAN WILL SHARE bachelor
apt. midtown i6th St, r ". 3 bed
rooms. baths knntty- pine Twins
room fireplace. tsisyision, etc. Box.
oSTs.,Io sps Si no. wv or . sirls to
share 2-brdrm. apt with ] other
girl; twin beds and laundry pyisiis
Call after 9 e1espt Sun, DE S25b
NICELY FURNISHED a-BEDRM Art
y apt. bids couple on z ssiotsinssn' ss,
l2li N. Pitt 81, Alexandra, APT. 80,
SHARE APT. in good BIDS with stg-
dious man. S45i or siii rent sinsle
.TReffpsoTS6s S2 asSe oenti.nsn fssalns' 10 .h.rs
new 2-bedrm- apt. with youns, nnn-
nessman. eonv. location Call o"
MT PLEAsANT-Youns lady % shsrt
aso5 farn s,,,. ao'; x,.S sem,Sssassf sssss.r
csn CO esl aftsr ID an
tfrp one or two women to share
their 2-bedrm- apt, in nw csA
BGpsslsrsswoMax Gs swMax viii .har. lars.
Comfortable apt with ans Or tHo
enpioved lsdiss. $500 18Th St ~,
MsppLE-AoED. rsansd lsay VIII
share ~ ans ,a sssa .:,1s ~. III III iniss Eshs.
roam and Kitchen privileges twin
bedx unlimited phone aoSntoED
business district s9a. Fx 1880
after nm, all oay SUNDAY
with ! ether siTie. SCI each Phone
youNg vi I PROFESSIONAL WOMAN has
Conveniently loeased i-beorrn. aps
10 share with anathsr Al 80
sun, 9 % IL and after 81 veesessf'
wnI s SHARE my 4-rm. apt win re.
Liable. permanent en,pleyed LADY q
gentlemen. with. Or without kit. nrtyn
9, ssi'.sl: ,ss. v.Py .g, rsss sSff'5 In asrr
sRPs sgsPse ADJ 5 s.A SIS Nj pissssrs
s. s. nv. DC szsi. T'so an &c
rMPpoyEp II m LADY to shars s.ast;.al-
" furnished apt With another; go
OH O. rs p ss.l III. z : In. :. IN s.g
xsaSisrp ssefs fsaasrR as.rRI to shar. NOD. apt
With i ether ss5 month "a,
xier AFT. TO snat. with : oth.,
NAH % ri r. ssaR1-Eaav sfsfi % sh,T. z
81 ssaFpsa s.a,os g. s On ss. sps'ns' g. sas So
go - a fgR- d -.-&
iass aSp PaRk nd. yssssay--s2eaa
fcr .. shsEe ktt, ane bath. watssa.
nhsns. gt.l ets can Ap
enarr srt wAtk another c1s13s
swta beds. eors. trans Ap. $3.50
->~N
wASTED--LAfsT 10 ahAFs 5~sngns, B.
bedraem act, tr pvt cs4FlasAsSI hnrss
xa,d resgfs acyNnoS sYsgssNoE EA Gx
px reAs Iks1 Sewton. rE. AtAfT
REfTNED GIRL 20 shs-s IessaT die
rcon with anSthEg ssss ~fs.a sk1x
haN htcek 70 hukg So SO. Az sEas
s-EEDRo0M APT. 70 shars ssth sn-
other sgrls Sc. seetaaa, Csa LIZ
BUSINESS GIRLS o. eoapas 70 khsrs
yislsr' Fa. 1881 S
LADY TO sHARE SMALL APT. rtsE
corgeni&l lady al prssflesss- 20 D
a n.w., All. & AD. 0@as<
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

ROOM WITH BOARD wanted by
WORKING girl. Hyattsytlls-River
area: eve. meal only; best references.
WA TUT4 tJN 1898 u
board In Md. possible day care FOR
child sH T4li. 3
WANTED--Room and board for en-
6loyed mother and Ayr old child
.nspn sss fsrs az aor sn,dc c,S s9 rsnf.s sn for
year-oId daughter with room only
sonle prfyilS for employed mother
state terms Box 3G4-g. Star, -
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ROOMS FyRhIsHEn--Nershses

1918 VI ST. N.E.--Nice furn. front
room. next to bath Quiet home. .
les c NE. Apt. 81. "A block Senate
Once and trans.-Single rm., Ink.
pvlg. Also single sieepins room,
running water. II, 4707.
1925 KEARNEY ST. N.E.-Lisht, at
traetiye room in quiet home. NO
sol fath ST. N.E.-sinrle room in
private home. sent t'ensn: all con-
yeniences; references. Il. 1887.
CAPITOL HILL. lis 5th ST. nle.-
Attractive front room, twin beds
maid service; quiet: $50 mo. each,
w1o5oDRTDGE. 1915 Kearnsy ST. ne
LARGE front room. nicely furns for
.; near t!anSp.. gentle nome, un-
limited phone NO 0s0a.
s5ss APPLETON ST. N.w.-For lscs,
lovely single room; telephone. Iaun-
dry privileges SIS, Or 2le3. --e
eos A sT.--Larss double room. near
bath; COW. trans: srtll permit
ted. Cal TR- g42I.
RIVER TERRACE--CorafortAhle front
room, near bathroom. tub and
shower; best transportation. Gay and
night; So per week. pyt. home ann
no other roomsrs. 5o7 34th st, re.
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BOATS

JOHNSON MOTOR, Is4s model. u
h.p-, run 20 hrs. perf. eond.. and
ii-t,. Marine Plywood Hydroplans
peri eond. VIII sacrifice $500 OF
2I-FT. oPES CRUISER and trailer
] Vt old. $3.50; completely equipped.
tnciuding buoy. life preServert. avn
ing, etc; custom built for nkh!ns
Inspect hull before painted. Deliver
reasonable distance and launch
TOM CocKRELL. 3I6 K st n.w.
MnRcgRY oUrBoRp MOTOR sALEs
-Outboarc motor repair service;
parts for Mercury and Wizard mo-
tors. KELLERS MOTOR SALES &
SERVICE. 81 virglnia ave. s-w. Ex
oITTBoARp MOTORS q, and On.
trailer boat for sale New boat, and
motors in GOOD cond. Pr. 2s39.-3
1919 33' OWENS CRUISER.
1e47 80 Wheeler, Chrysler Grown.
1916 26' steeieraft.
1G47 27' Wheeler sedan.
1947 27' Correct Craft. twin Chryt-
lers.
194I 40 custom sedan
1888 40 Wheeler. twin Crowns.
1882 AS ACP 175-h-p. Hall Scott
1929 46' Dawn. twin loo-h.p- La
1884 So vineyard. twin 1so-h-p,
Ster!ingG.
1880 81 yacht, twin Crowns, new
STICKELL-WHErLE YACHT CO.
1915 Mt. Royal ave, Baltimore. Nd
Laf. 7l5o. On Sunday, call Tux.
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1885 LOCUST RID. NV.

COLORED-UPPER 18th sT.-single
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOM
For refined couple. Call TW. 1880
coLoREDMssas eiLes 18th ST. NV
Eurn; room for couple; privileges
coLoRED KENYON ST. NV
Front room in quiet home for re-
nsS Il hG1e Psisl,sfbsasr 7s FL
references required. NO. 97s5 Sun
after !: pm, or WA. 47S9. MRS.
CoIoRED-oNE ROOM. kitchenet.
share room for men, 81 week: no
n ST N.W.-Nicely
furn. rm.. conyen. transp. AID. 43ss.
COLoRED-Larse bed room, living
room combined studio couch and
bed; couple. girls, or men. DE,
COL.-ONE SINGLE room for a work
ing person; Eooe transp. 2o26 Ga.
coIokED-iso2 oEe aT 10 'PP4' sr.-orl to
share large front room with re-
flned girl. Call NO: $50. 5
COLoRED--LARGE RooM-For en-
ployed couple, nome pINlleses'
downtown section. Call NO. 2175.
coLoREp-1ses 1st ST. NV
furnished room for lady. near trans
cSoIoREp SIcEIY FURN. RIM
For girls OF. elderly couple; sook-
coLoRED-seir I1th ST. NV
Room for employed couple; all priv
ileges. Come after 9 pm: 81
COLORED--40a LIST ST.-Doubie rr1.
with privileges, also single room.
cohoREDEeoo eha5s D. o. d HARVARD ST. NV.
-Larse, clean room, twin beds:
close to carline; for couple; some
privils. DU. Als5.
COLORED - NEWLY DECORATED
bedroom for a clean quiet couple
with home privileges. AID. $3.50
co@IoEEps--:.s,uEa.1I @ .1z EuRN4; 4.s RY {. II IL
cooIoRED4YouSe oIoi fiD YOUNG MAN to share
rm., S5 per wk.; also lse rrl., suit
nriyt,s npiy s Nc sso5.
COLoRED-I616 I4th ST. NV
rms, share kit. and bath; heat, gas
and electricity furn.;. S42.50. See
r. J. MOORE. second foor,
COLoRED-30O2 Ifth ST. NV, Apt
= AttTsetiye;. unfurnished front
cSoIoREpEsea SSo1a K PARK Rp. NV
and / dole: for I gentlemen or
couple. Gall Sunday anytime. GO.
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eooAas FURNISHED 8 ukFuR.

COIORED-FRoNT DOUELE bed
room--Lady or gentienan; farn- as
unfurnlshs6: clean private horne nssl
cOIORED--I51e r. ST. N.W.--FuTn.
or nnturn. rm. for lghs hosss-
keeping.
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PAUL J. HESTER

n
Boa stbuilder; outboard runabouts,
good design, well built reasonable
price, Chester ave. and 9th ST..
Eastport, Md. Annapolis 6l69. i.
LATE MODELS USED STOCK BOATS.
Truscott I947 2S-ft. sedan;
I15-h.p. Chrysler motor;
rruscott seeaps ffs4s a4.e-ft. sedan;
115-h.p. Chrysler motor; eoo
sleeps CHRIS CRAFT '''
1881 a5-hlu. chpysier a.7so
Ip47 27-ft, sedan cruiser; 49,
hip, Chrysler: sleeps 4 5,5Oo
RICHARDSON'S,
29-ft Sedan cruiser; sleeps 4:
Tl-hp. Gray motor 500
1910 26-ft. Little Giant; sleeps
4: 110-h.p. new Gray
1885 s5"ft. Little Giant; sleeps
4; 61-h.p. new Gray mo-
Our used boats are rapidly beins
sold. Buy today, don't be disap-
pointed. See our I'D, boat section,
Friday Star, April l.. 1g4e. NA-
TIoNAL MOTOR BOAT 6ALES' ME'
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STICYELL-WHEELE YACHT CO.
1915 Mt Royal ave, Baltimore. Nd
Laf. 7I50. On Sunday, cali Tux.
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rees reoms' ia hsss st,a ahousekeepins' price
cHEEvsY cHhAssfE..' H SCI D, C., u blk. Conn.
ave,;-Larse, single room. semipyt.
fast privil.; garage. $50. I'M. s74e.
1877 NEWTON ST. NV, Apt. g.
eonv, neishborhood. SIS mo.
NRs Eo' pUsoNr biassN c1RcLE-lsss 10th
St. n.w.-Front, small. ssl.. semi
pvt. bath; GENTLE home. gentleman
GLOVER PARK-Lovely master bed
room. twin beds; cony; transp.; gen.
.1e1 !lsmas s,s prstsrrse sS w ;,rl wo 1872 r.
Isia aist ST. NV. nr. a.w-sinsie
iSaER; ME; 543s
atory; on $ bus lines: small adult
rass .ssily coLeMBfA esfsf oE In. siia' s.w.-Room
Nth WITH. oresEfast; nE sss5 in one OF better
I4oi 18th sT.-smail single room.
first floor; walking dist. downtown;
az * {RssGSssH.SM Rss ss Sap sfsssssr 70: asss s.srm
4AQAts bst1 19S SAA &11 bAOsalh 49, a@~AA
only: $40 per month. GE. 1881.
18th ST. NV. nr. Kenneoy-Front
bedroom. south and west exposures.
pvt shower bath; $50. ia 425s.
TAKoMA PARK-Dble. rm.. in apt. !;
apt. privileges; unlimited phone; en-
MASTER Mass1TsaR e0aRE.pfR aBRE.pfRooa, Sis priRsts Ste bath.
twin beds; bet. Conn. and Wis: aves..
Is minutes to downtown: $50 mo.
for .. Cali wO 0qSa
LGE. MASTER BEDRM.. twin beds.
pvt. bath: . ladies or cple,. with
1i3o DECATUR sT.-very nicely fur
nished single front room, SIS; close
to TRANSFORMATION.
3ffS CATHEDRAL AVE. S.W.--Lcvely
rn., twin beds. pvt. bath: in Jewish
home; laund. prtvils.: unlin- phone:
conv. transp.; 9 girls. WO. 1857.
I7es NEWTON ST. N.w.-Large from.
rm.. quiet home. Call Ho: 913f,
SOS COLORADO AvE.-very nice
double room, twin beds, closets.
next TO bath; $f0~a week; excel.
transp. GE. 1865.
1901 MoNROE 81. N.w-2 large
rooms, End a.; for couple, Ink;
TAKoMA PARK-Sxi. rn., kit. pvt
porch, unlimited phone; price reason
able. 81. 66T6.
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erueIe Eanrnnrs 633i
C0IORED-ARI--f Fra-, fgT-- or
unfurn., for couple or 2 glFits near
transp. Gail Sat. or San. OR. esto1.
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Conn, ave; phone in room. quiet
ssssi1sanporhood; ss1a $40 wk' Call Io'
CHEVY CHAsE-Single room. break
fast optional WO. 9161. 4
LARGE ROOM with twin beds, pri-
vate bath: Jewish home. Call ia.
1884 before noon or after 8 pm.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-12-08
Caldwell Mothers Club
Holds Christmas Party

Members of the Caldwell
Mothers club were entertained
at the home of Mrs. Clyde Har-
ris, North street, Monday even
ing for the regular meeting and
Christmas party.
A turkey dinner was enjoyed
and a Christmas gift exchange
held.
During the business session an
election of officers was held
with Mrs. Dorothy Hill being
elected president; Mrs. Thelma
King, vice president; Mrs. Ruth
Davis, secretary, and Mrs. Mary
Secrest, treasurer.
Mrs. Mary Secrest gave two
readings and Mrs. Adeline Jor-
dan told a Christmas story. Miss
Charlene Harris favored with
musical selections with Nancy
Secrest at the piano. Mrs. Lii
liam Boyer was presented a love-
ly birthday cake by Mrs. Bernice
Semon.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-12-08
Death S
Mary Yarnall

Mrs. Mary B. Yarnall, So, wife
Of Harry B. Yarnall. Of Beverly
died Sunday evening at the
family home following an ex-
tended illness.
Mrs. Yarnall was born Sep
tember IL, 1891, at Chauncey, in
Athens county, the daughter OF
the late w. w. and Ida M. Lap
ham Burge. She moved to Wat
erford township with her parents
when she was quite young.
sShe was active in the organi-
zation of the Methodist church
and was a member of the Bev-
erly Rebekah lodge.
Surviving are her husband,
Harry B. Yarnall, cashier of the
Beverly Citizens bank; Alison
Floyd, of Kansas City, Mo-; one
grandchild; three brothers, Ell
mer Burge, of Kansas, Simon. of
Chesterhill, and William of Wat
erford township; two sisters,
Mrs. Hazel Patterson, of Indian
apolis, Ind, and Mrs. Ethel
Beckett, of Waterford.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-12-08

at Bethesda hospital, GAINESVILLE,
where he had been receiving
treatment for a fractured hip.
1t will be remembered that
Mr.. Stickrath fell from tree at
his home on Cumberland street
about month AGO, sustaining a
fracture of the left hip.
A son of Paul and Margaret
Hughey Stickrath, he was born
Sept. 5, 1867. He was member
of the Hoskinsville Methodist
church.
surviving are two sons,
Charles, of Clarksburg, w. Va,
and c. L.. Stickrath, of Zeno; a
daughter, Mrs. Clyde Teeters, of
Hoskinsville, four grandchildren
and two great grandchildren !
Funeral services were held on
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the Hoskinsville church
with Rev. Clair Gray and Rev.
Harold Racey officiating. Inter
ment was made in the Hoskins-
vile cemetery by the B. B.
Wheeler funeral home.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-12-08
Birthday Is Observed
With Dinner Sunday

On Sunday, members of the
Garter family entertained with
three course dinner at the
home of M. J. Carter, Byesville
honoring his birthday anniver-
sary.
A large decorated cake center
ed the table and places were ar
ranged for Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Weldon, William Carter, all OF
Caldwell; Mr.. and Mrs. G. w
Hall, of Cambridge; Rev and
Mrs. Floyd Gaugler and daugh-
ter, Viola. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Cooper, all of Byesville, and the
honored one.
The day was spent socially and
gifts were presented to Mr.. Car
ter.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-12-08
Miss Rosemary Davis
Honored With Shower

Mrs. John McWilliams enter
tanned at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Grace Wilson,
North street, with a pre-nuptial
shower honoring Miss Rosemary
Davis, who will be united in
marriage to Jack Wilson Jan. /,
in an open church ceremony in
the First Methodist church, at
Caldwell, at $50 p. m.
A miniature bride and bride
groom flanked with white tapers
formed a lovely centerpiece for
the table. A color scheme of pas
tel .colors was. carried through
out and each guest received a
miniature shower umbrella.
Guests were Mrs. H. D. Henry,
Mrs. Lee Myers, Mrs. John Haz-
ard, Mrs. Leonard Long, Mrs.
Don H milto n, Mrs. Harold
Hume, Mrs. Bob Robey, Mrs. Don
aid Moore, Mrs. Joe Buckley, Mrs.
Ed Wheelef, MRS. Clark Gray,
Mrs. Edward Nelson, Mrs. Ethel
Hazard, Mrs. William Hill, Mrs.
Grace Wilson, Miss Glenn
Gould, Miss 10 Louise Williams,
Miss Leanna Smith, Miss Georgi-
anna Rice, June Thompson, Miss
Ardith Walters, Frances Taylor,
the honored guest and hostess.
Miss Davis received a number
of lovely and useful gifts.
Those who were unable to at
tend but sent gifts were Maxine
Laughlin, Mrs. Don Moore, Mrs.
Paul McVay, Virginia Shafer and
Mrs. Dick Morgan.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-12-08
BERTHE Davis

Word was received here We'd
nesday morning of the death of
Mrs. Bertie Davis, GAINESVILLE.
Mrs, Davis was the wife of John
Davis of that city.
Mrs Davis died at the family
home Tuesday evening after an
extended illness Funeral ar
rangements are incomplete at
this time
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-12-08
SUmpter s. Long

Funeral services for Sufnpter
S. Long, retired farmer of the
Salesville community, were held
from the home of Mrs. Ella Long
in Salesville at 2 p. m, Sunday.
Burial was made in the E. u. B.
church cemetery, Salesville, by
the Eberle funeral home.
Mr.. Long died early Friday on
his Goth birthday after an i'll
ness of several months. He had
resided at the home of Mrs. Ella
Long for several years.
He was born in Noble county
on December 2, 1859, the son of
William and Susan Long. All his
life was spent in and near Sales
vile. He was a member of the
Salesville E. u. B. church.
Surviving are a son, Elvin, of
Cambridge, and a brother, HON.
er, of Salesville. His wife, An
geline Brill, died in February,
1918. A daughter is deceased.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-12-08
Karen Sue Gallik

Graveside services for Karen
Sue, infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Gallik, Jr., of Lore
City, who died few hours after
birth at General hospital, in
Barnesville, were conducted on
Friday afternoon at the Seneca
vile cemetery. Rev. Andrew
Hvizdak of the Slovak Lutheran
church, Pleasant City, officiated.
The Eberle funeral home was in
charge.
Surviving the infant are her
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-12-08

ment was made in the Sharon
cemetery.
Mrs. Henry died following a
lingering illness. She had been
cared for in the Stowe home
since October. Surviving are a
son, Clyde, of Toledo, two sisters
and a brother, who reside IN In
dianapolis, Ind, and several
grandchildren.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-12-08
Merry-G Club
Meets At Foqie Home

The Merry-Go-Round club oil
Belle Valley met at the home OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Fogle last We'd
nesday.
The day was spent in quilting
and at noon a delicious dinner
was served.
Those present were Cora Barn
house, Jessie Reed, Rosa Curtis,
Stella Fogle, Jessie Farmhouse,
Hazel Tulga, Iva Carnes, Hazel
Starr, Arthur Fogle and the
hostess. @
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-12-08
Mrs. w. S. Camden
Entertairls Bridge Club

Mrs. w. S. Camden was hos
tess to members of the jolly
Nine Bridge~club at her home on
Main street last Thursday even
ing. Two tables were played
with Mrs. w. c. Harper winning
high score prize and Mrs. Dack
Blake the consolation prize.
Members playing were Mrs. o.
J. Lorenz, Mrs. Willard Hick-
man, Mrs. Worl Thompson, Mrs.
w. c. Harper, Mrs. Dack Blake,
Mrs. John Gill, Mrs. Lewis
Young, sr., Mrs. Harry Semon
and the hostess, Mrs. Camden.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-12-08
Look W,a's Here!

The son born III Bethesda hos
pital, GAINESVILLE, to Mr.. and Mrs,
Dean Boley, of that city, has
been named Robert Dean. The
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Boley, of Belle Valley,
and Mrs. Mamie Schafer, of Mt,
Sterling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Marquis,
of Amanda, are announcing the
birth of daughter, Darla May.
at hospital in Lancaster, Nov.
80. Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett Griffith, of Aman-
da, and Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Mar
quis, of Sharon.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-12-08
Emma ID. Henry

Funeral services for Mrs. Em-
ma D. Henry, rs, who died on
Wednesday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Stowe on Bel
ford street, were held Sunday
afternoon at one o'clock from the
Wheeler funeral home with Rev.
David A Dnan officiating Inter
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-12-08

parents and grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Mika, Sr., of
Coal Ridge, Mf. and Mrs. And
rev Gallik, Sr., of Lore City.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-12-08
Harley J.. Stickrath

Harley L. Stickrath, 81, well
known carpenter and resident of
Caldwell for a number of years,
died shortly after noon Saturday
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-12-08
Returned HOME

Mrs. Walter Bond, of Sarahs-
vile route, was returned to her
home from St. Francis hospital,
Cambridge, Saturday evening in
the McVay-Shilling ambulance.
Mrs. Bond had been patient In
the hospital for the past week
after suffering a fractured left
leg in an accident at the family
home.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-12-08
Thimble Circle Has
Fiftieth Anniversary
Celebration Thursday

Fhtietn anniversary
Celebration Thursday
Mrs. Mary NJ. Okey and Mrs.
Z. r. Upton entertained mem
bers of the Thimble Circle at
the Upton home Thursday with
a loo o'clock course turkey din
ner of lovely appointments,
celebrating the fiftieth anniver-
sary of the organization of this
club, which was the first social
club organized in Caldwell
y The honor guest, Mrs. Mar
i garet Dilley Bowron, who is the
{ only living charter member, was
presented a lovely corsage. ss :
Mrs. Willis Hupp, president,
read from the records the high
lights of past meetings to the
year 1910. Mrs Billa Patterson,
secretary of the circle, continued
from the year 1910, and each
member responded with a fit
ting tribute. A booklet published
Tor the 80 year celebration was
read by Mrs. Bowron. Mrs. Eva
Croy read an original poem en-
titled "a Half Century Salute"
dedicated to Mrs. Bowron. 1t is
as follows:
'Tis fifty years, of smiles and
tears,
'Tis fifty years, agones
A goodly span, for boy or man,
AS we journey on and on.
Within that span, recall who
can,
Hopes, fears, joys apace,
Can it be real? And do you feel
That it's been worthwhile
race?
This cherished crowd of whom
we're proud,
Look back just fifty years,
And live again in memory's
lane
That time of happy cares.
Perhaps they loomed and some
times doomed,
Those youthful, anxious fears.
Perhaps we felt as we humbly
knelt
TO make our earnest prayers.
Life's journey drear, disaster
near,
Our hearts filled with dismay
But soon would rise, like sunny
skies,
A jubilant, joyous day.
Our fears would hide, our
hopes abide
Our happiness was unfurled,
The joy bells rang and our
hearts sang,
And all was well in our world.
All, friends, so dear, as we
gather here,
A milestone to celebrate,
We truly know that it is so
Friendship is holy state.
mo greater love" comes from
above p.
True friends are Gods own
gift
Their love so rare our burdens
share
Our heavy hearts they lift.
So, we, today, can calmly say
These fifty years are past"
Our. hopes and fears throughout
those years
Are memories at last.
They may bring pain, yet we
smile again II
AS sunshine after rain,
May fifty more, complete its
score
On friendships magic train.
The benediction was most fit
tingly and ably rendered by Mrs. |
Edna Wehr.
Those present were Mrs. Mary
Combs, Mrs. Minnie Dientsbach, |
Mrs. Billa Patterson, Mrs. Edna
Wehr, Mrs. Eva Croy, Mrs. Lo-
rene Moseley, Mrs. Willis Hupp, |
Mrs. Molly Young, Mrs. Eliza
beth Dilley, Mrs. Iva Maring, |
Mrs. Mary J. Merry, Mrs. Anna
Cleary, Mrs. c. L. Upton, Mrs. |
j. w. Robinson, Mrs. j. S. Har-
ris, Mrs. Ray McVay, Mrs. H. B.
Young, Mrs. Eleanor Harper of |
Wooster, the honor guest, Mrs.
BoWron. and the hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest ThOmp-
son, of East street, spent Sun
day at Woodsfield.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-12-08
Mr. and Mrs. EdgeI Cunning.

ham and daughters, Doris and
Norma, of Columbus. were re-
cent guests at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Tina Cunningham,
Tta;rpround street
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-12-08

Mrs. j. S. Harris, West street,
has returned home after spend
ing Monday and Tuesday of this
week with Mrs. 0. o. Mills of
GAINESVILLE.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-12-08
CIRCLE. No. 2, w: 8. q. S.
ENJOYS POTLUCK DINNER

Mrs. Richard Hanes. enter.
tanned members of Circle No. 2
w. S. c. S. of the First Methodist
church at her home last Thurs
day evening on Playground road
with Mrs. Mary Morgareidge as
companion hostess.
A potluck chicken dinner was
enjoyed at $50 The regular
business session was held and
Mrs. Harry Richcreek led the
devotionals.
During the social hour a Xmas
gift exchange was held.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-12-08

Mrs. Ora Wilkinson, of Cam
bridge, was a weekend guest of
her sister, Mrs Jerry Hupp and
family, North street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Thomp-
son, of East street, spent Sun
day at Woodsfield. .4
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-03-31
DilIer-Woser Nuptials
At Columbus GrOUe

Miss Ruoht Mae Diller, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Almin Dlller, Co
lumbus Grove, was united in mar
riage to Donovan w. Moser, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Moser, Bluff
ton, in a ceremony March Is in the
Congregational Christian church at
Columbus Grove.
Officiating pastor was Rev. '. 9.
Oppermann, of Bluffton, who re-
ceived the vows before the chancel
decorated with spring flowers and
lighted candelabra.
Miss Wanda Diller, Ann Arbor,
Mich, sister of the bride was maid
of honor; and Kenneth Moser, OF
Bluffton, acted as his brothers best
man. A reception for 10 guests fol-
lowed in the church social rooms.
The bride wore a grey gabardine
suit with pink accessories and car
ried an arm bouquet of pink carna-
tions. Her sister wore a grey gab-
ardine suit with blue accessories.
The bride is employed in the J. j.
Newberry store at Lima, and Mr..
Moser is a Bluffton college student.
They will reside in Blutfton.