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Evening star., 1950-02-21

of the Latin Quarter show are
left up to Marina Paige, which is
a good place to leave them. Miss
Paige is a lively Latin type and
when she gets through singing
and dancing a Latin American
ditty it has had the full treat
ment.
Jody Miller, whose singing ca
reer has progressed to the point
where she is setting out for the
Statler chain next month, wasn't
at all sure how happy it was max
ing her last Saturday night as she
wound up her long stay at the
King Cole Room. In fact she was
little sad at the thought of leav-
ing the place she has been in resi-
dence long enough to call home.
Don't you want to be famous?"
she was asked.
Il don't think So" said Miss
Miller. Il think I just want to get
married and have twins. =
One Of the things you may not
know about Victor Borge, who
will be Frightening the lives of
Statler Embassy Room patrons
4 throughout this week, is that his
comedy career came about strictly
by accident. He started his muSi-
cal career as a l0-year old child
prodigy in his native Copenhagen.
Attended the Conservatory of
Copenhagen on scholarship,
then studied with a number of
private teachers, among them
Egon Petri.
After awhile his musical talent
took him into the night club busi-
ness. as the composer of original
music for the revue at one of his
home towns leading clubs. He
was happy in his work and never
once sat around dreaming of
starring in his own version of the
familiar backstage drama. He
did, however. Just as if it were
a movie, the shows principal
comedian failed to show one night
and Mr.. Borge was tossed into
the breech. He's been doing his
comedy in front of audiences ever
since.
Mr.. Borge did start his training
early for the sort of thing he does
now at such places as the Embassy
Room. When he still was in the
child prodigy stage he used to take
great delight in announcing that
he was about to play a rarely
heard Beethoven work. Trans
ported with delight, his audience
would sit entranced as he whipped
up and down the keyboard, i'm
provising wildly.
Once the fraud was perpe-
trated, young Master Borge would
take his pleasure in wandering
around the room, evesdropping on
the whispers of approval of his
unusual Beethoven touch" Prod
ICY or no, he couldn't have grown
up to be a solemn musician if he'd
tried.
Daryl Harpa, the Latin Quar-
ter'S bandleader, listened to some
Evening star., 1950-02-21
|ta|y's Convention Bid
Accepted by Veterans

The Italian American World
War Veterans Association, which
concluded three-day executive
committee meeting here last
night, has voted to accept an in
vitation of the Italian govern
ment to hold this years conven-
ton in Rome.
| The invitation was extended at
dinner in the Hotel Washington
by Albert Tarchiani, the Italian
Ambassador. 1t was accepted by
Henry Selvitella, of Boston, COM
mander-in- chief of the veterans
group, who said the convention
was slated to start tentatively on
August 20.
The association was praised by
Representative Mccormack, Dem
ocrat, of Massachusetts, for its
work in combating communism
The legislator said he did not
know of a single instance In
which an American of Italian ex-
Evening star., 1950-02-21

traction had ever been accused of
subversive activities.
Another speaker who also
praised the group was Secretary
of Labor Tobin.
Earlier yesterday, Mr.. Selvitella
visited President Truman and
presented him with a scroll of
honorary life membership in the
organization.
Others who addressed the $50
delegates at the dinner were Sen
ator Ives, Republican, of New
York; Senator Leahy, Democrat,
of Rhode Island; Representatives
Goodwin, Republican. and Furcolo,
Democrat, both of Massachusetts,;
Kearney. Republican, and Glenn
ente. Democrat, both of New
York; and Bryson, Democrat, of
South Carolina.
Evening star., 1950-02-21

which is being the mother of a
year-old son.
Yes" some one suggested to
her the other night, "it probably
doesn't make you very happy to
leave the baby at home
Well" said Miss Gatica. "he
isn't exactly at home. He's in
Wichita, Kans. I leave him right
in the middle of the United States
SO can get back to him in hurry
from anywhere.
No mere man ever would have
thought of THAT.
X
Miss Gatica, incidentally, is un-
commonly pleasant to listen to
Her voice is clear and liquid ano
she has a caressing manner with
song that is a welcome relief
from a lot of more energetic types
She out to win a lot of friends
around here. The livelier aspects
Evening star., 1950-02-21

idle chatter up there the other
night about Herb Sachs Del Rio,
which became the Duet, Delmon-
ico's and finally movie theater,
the Playhouse.
That explains it," he said. II
was right. Marina paige, who is
Mrs. Harpa) and I were down
there last night and I remarked
that that would be a wonderful
spot for night club"
Mr.. Sachs and some others could
tell him what an improbable one
that good idea turned out to be.
Evening star., 1950-02-21

An average man has a vocabu-
larry Of 1000 to 10000 words.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14
County Schools Te
Present Caniaias
James Carter To
Direct Musicals

James Carter, instructor of
music in the Noble county
schools, announced Saturday that
several Christmas cantatas had
been planned by his music de-
partment. The programs will be
held starting tonight, Thursday,
at the Belle Valley high school
auditorium.
The programs will include a
Christmas program and few
instrumental numbers. A Chorus
composed of students from four
schools, will render all choral
selections in the cantata.
Dates on which the program
will be presented at the other
county schools include, Forest
Grove, Monday, December l8
Dexter City, Wednesday, Dece-
mber 20; Hariettsville, Thursday
December 81.
The public is cordially invited
to each performance. The pro,
grams will given at 1880 o'clock
each evening on the above dates
and places.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14
Stores To Stay
Omen Next Week

All stores will remain open
each evening next week, begin
ming Monday night and con-
tinuing through to Saturday
Dec. 3d., in order to accommodate
those who will be completing
their Christmas selections ano
last minute holiday buying.
This will also apply to Thurs
day Dec. 21., which will be the
third and final week for the
stores to open on this particular
afternoon.
All business in general in
Caldwell will be suspended or
Monday, Dec. 25, when Noble
Countians join the world in the
observance of this day.
Postmaster w. E. Cecil also
said that the Caldwell postoffice
would remain open, Thursday
afternoons, Dec. IA and 21.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14
Debate Team
Takes Honors
In Clinic AT Ohio
State University

The Caldwell High School
debate team, accompanied by
their coach, P. D. Cannavan, re-
turned victorious Saturday even
ing from the debate clinic at
Ohio State University, where it
was entered in the inexperienced
division. The affirmative debat-
ers, Patricia Cannavan and Skibo
Marshall defeated Dayton Fair
mont and Urbana. Shirley Gould
and Gerald Bates, negative de-
baters, won the decision over
Urbana and Columbus East. The
debate subject was Resolved the
American People Should reject
the Welfare State"
The team was privileged to
hear a debate between Ohio
University and Dennison Uni
versity. Critical comments on
this debate were made by Dean
c. r. Layton, Director of For
ensics at Muskingum College, and
who as judge of the debate
awarded the decision to Denni-
son.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14

October 28, 1896, when the
present law, requiring publi-
cation of delinquent personal
and Classified property lists
prior to the holiday of tax sales,
became effective. Since that
date a number of counties have
failed to comply with the law,
while others have fully COM
piled. Some have indicated in a
recent survey of the situation by
the State Board of Tax Appeals
that there are questions of
procedure and enforcement
which should be cleared up, J"
Mr.. Martin continued.
Noble county is one of the few
counties in the state where no
action has been taken since 1941
but Auditor Jack Wilson is now
preparing the original notice for
publication and he plans TO car
ry through on the publishing of
delinquent land lists.
Mr. Martin said the purpose
of delinquent land list publicat-
ion is to encourage payment OF
taxes and also notify publicly
those who have repeatedly failed
to pay back taxes.
For much more than century
this has been found to be the
most effective way of reaching
those who fail to pay their take:
and Mr.. Martin finds it hard tc
understand why public official!
do not want to comply with the
law and make such publication
The cost of such publication
has remained the same fol
many, many years and the re
suits, in counties where such
publication is made, have beer
highly satisfactory.
After almost ten years, Noble
county now has an auditor whC
agrees with Mr.. Martin il
Columbus and the delinquen
land list will soon be published
here.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14
N. Bigley Heads
Fair Board or
Coming Year
Directors Name
Other Officers
At Annual Meet

N. H. Bigley was reelected
president of the Noble County
Agricultural society AT the an
nual meeting of the directors
held last Saturday in their Of
fices.
Bigley was elected president;
d. A. Caldwell, vice president
and j. K. Walkenshaw, secretary
and treasurer, by a unanimous
vote.
A. H. Rich was elected superin-
tendent of speed for the year
1851. Brady Archer and Alfred
Brown were elected superintend-
ents of the pulling contest and
o. j. Lorenz was elected chair
man of the entertainment COM
mittee.
At a previous meeting, the
directors named included: N. H.
Bigley, j. c. Walters, Frank Rad
cliff, Alfred Brown, A. H. Rich,
Hugh Cox, o. ]. Lorenz, George
Mckee, w. K. Conner, D. A.
Caldwell, Brady Archer and ]. K.
Walkershaw.
These directors then organized
by naming the above officers. O..
j. LorenZ served as chairman for
the business meeting.
Preliminary plans we're also
discussed for the annual Noble
county fair in 1851.
At the close of the meeting,
President Bigley appointed the
following to be in charge of the
various departments:
Dept. 1-horse, Hugh Cox; dept.
2-cattle, Brady Archer, beef cat
tie and L. E. Hedge, dairy cattle
Dept. 3-sheep and swine, AL
fred Brown; dept. 4-poultry, A
R. Boyer; dept. 5-grain, seed anc
| vegetable, D. A. Caldwell anc
Frank Radcliff; dept. 6-fruits anc
flowers, D. A. Caldwell anc
Frank Radcliffe.
Dept. 7-household, Floy Par
rish and Edna Tarleton; dept. 8
provisions, Winifred Ogle; dept
9-fine arts, Winifred Ogle; dept
l0-industrial arts, Clyde Larrick
dept. 11-home economics, Ethe
| Pryor and dept. lagrange, Cliff
| ford Parrish.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14
Engineer Breaks
Leg In Freak Fall

Engineer r. A. Kirk of Cam
bridge stepped out of the cab of
his Pennsylvania engine, near
the Standard Oil Bulk station,
Tuesday evening and fractured
his left leg, just below the hip.
The freak accident occurred
when Kirk slipped on a large
block of ice.
He received local medical at
tention and was then removed
to the Swan hospital, Cambridge,
in the McVay-Shilling ambu-
lance.
The Pennsylvania coal train
was fully loaded and enroute
north. The accident occurred at
10 o'clock. The coal train always
stops at the bulk station to take
on water before moving north.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14
n. R. Blackburn
New Grange Head

Herbert r. Blackburn was
named master of the Renrock
grange at their annual meeting
held recently and Glade Mani
fold was named as a member of
the executive committee.
Other officers elected were as
follows: overseer, E. d. Tilden;
lecturer, Itol Reed; steward, c.
M. Rex; assistant steward,
Dwight Haines; chaplain, Louie
Hall; treasurer, Cuezene Rex;
secretary, Lora McNutt; gate
keeper, Mary Bickford; ceres,
Freda Ziler; pomona, Grace
Hedge; flora, Floy Tilden; lady
assistant steward, Vina Hedge
and pianist Lura Dickinson.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14
Carl Mckee Wins
Prince Of Peace
Contest In County
Winner Eligible
To Compete In
District Meeting

Carl Mckee, son and Mrs.
Bryan Mckee of the Hoskins-
vile community, won the annual
Noble County Prince of Peace
contest, Sunday evening, at the
First Methodist church.
There were three contestants
entered, two from the Belle
Valley school and one from Dex-
ter City. They were Ned Thomas
and Miss Patsy Kimbrell.
Rev. Walter H. Brown of South
Olive is CHAIRMAN of the Prince
of Peace contests in this county,
sponsored by the Ohio Council
of Churches.
Mckee was presented a silver
medal and will represent this
county at the district meeting to
be held in January. The district
contest is usually held in Mari
eta.
Rev. o. @. Wilson, pastor of
the church, presided at the meet
ing, Sunday evening, which was
largely attended.
Ned Thomas, who is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Thomas of
Hoskinsville. placed second in
the contest. Both he and the
winner were coached by Mrs.
Rama Steen, dramatics instruct
or at the Belle Valley school.
Miss Kimbrell is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Kimbrell
of Dexter City. She is junior
at Dexter City high school and
was coached by Mrs. Oneida
Starr, faculty member.
Acting as judges in the contest
were F. L. Pollock, superintend-
ed of the Monroe county schools,
Mrs. Delphane Reed and Mrs.
Ella Hartman, both members of
the faculty in the Monroe county
school system.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14
iPTA Organized
AT Fulda Schools
A. G. Schoeppner
Elected President

Albert G. Schoeppner was
elected as president of the
Parent Teacher association of the
Fulda locals schools, at their
organizational meeting, Sunday
afternoon.
This is the first time that the
Fulda schools have had parent
teacher association and it is also
believed to be the first time that
such an organization has been
perfected among the Noble coun-
ty schools.
The meeting was held in the
high school auditorium, with the
Very Rev. B. j. Mates serving
as temporary chairman for the
adoption of the constitution and
election of officers.
Ed. Schell was named as vice
president; Sister Mary Aquinas,
secretary; Miss Lillian Snider,
treasurer and Very Rev. B. j.
Mates, the moderator.
The new president, prominent
local contractor, appointed a
committee composed of Mrs.
Clara Crock, Mrs. Marie Miller
and Miss Lillian Snider to make
study of various problems fac
ing the school. The committee
will make their report at speci-
al meeting to be held Dec. 81
beginning at 7:30 o'clock p. m.
All parents of the Fulda school
children are urged to attend.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14

PIMA, served this county,
there has only been two
county chairmen, Herbert r.
Blackburn and William H
Archer.
Others who have served on the
county committee included Lewis
E. Davidson, Henry Arick, Rap
hael Geest, the late Clarence A
Parks and John H. Carter, who
was named to fill this vacancy
During the past several weeks
in every township of the county
elections have been held to de.
termine the chairman, vice chair
man, members, first alternate
and second alternate in this
organization of farmers. 1t viii
be these recently elected chair.
men, who will assemble in Cald.
we'll Friday and determine the
county committee.
The newly elected chairman
in each township is as follows
Beaver, Paul l.. Denius; Brook
field, John L. Hedge; Buffalo
Thomas N. Gale; Center, Rober
E. Merry; Elk, Gilbert j. Becker
Enoch, Bernard L. Shafer; JEFF
ferson, Paul L. Archer.
Jackson, Earl r. Way; Marion
Jesse E. Clark; Noble, Rober
M. Long; Olive, Frank McAuley
Seneca, William H. Rich; Sharon
Kenyon j. Boyd; Stock, Ber
nard w. Archer and Wayne
Wayne A. Day.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14
Athletic Banquet
Honors Redskins
Sponsored BY
Booster Club

Lyle Clark, line coach at Ohio
State University, Columbus, was
the principal speaker, Wednes-
day evening, for the annual ath-
letic banquet, sponsored by the
Caldwell Booster club.
Approximately 100 attended
the dinner served by ladies of
the First Presbyterian church. A
course turkey dinner was enjoy
ed. Attractive favors, which took
the form of an Indian head-dress
with the school colors of scarlet
and grey, were used as table de-
corations.
H. c. Secrest served as toast
master, with John T. KirchneI
giving the welcome to the team
and guests. He also expressed his
appreciation for the beautiful red
roses, presented by Mrs. John
Christopher, Sr., in memory OF
John Christopher, Jr., fullback
on the team of 1899. His two
brothers, Bill and Al Christopher
were members of the 1850 team
Supt. P. D. Cannavan spoke
briefly as did the co-captains, Bill
Christopher and Andy Glidden
Presentation of awards was
made by Coach Leo Strang.
Lyle Clark spoke briefly and
then showed movies of the Ohio
State Northwestern football
game.
This was the fifth annual Bo-
oster club banquet for the Cald-
we'll high school football team.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14
Judge l. B. Frazier
Removed To Hospital

Judge L. B. Frazier, serving
his second term as Common Pleas
Judge in Mole County and a
prominent attorney for many
years, was removed Sunday
afternoon, in the McVay-Shilling
ambulance, to Marietta Memorial
hospital.
Judge Frazier, who has been
ill for several weeks at his home
on Main street, was admitted to
the hospital for observation and
treatment.
Judge Frazier is serving his
second term as Common Pleas
Judge. He will be 81 years old in
March, 1851.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14
Dick Clark Paints
Two More MuraIs

Richard Clark, art instructor
in Troy high school, and a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Clark,
Sr., Caldwell, has completed two
murals. They are eight feet by
twelve feet, each representing
stained glass windows painted on
transparent cloth.
They were made for st. Paurs
church in Toledo and will serve
as a background for the annual
Xmas pageant to be held in the
Paramount theatre of that city.
They illustrate the Xmas
music, I'm Dulci Jubilo" and 20,
Little Town of Bethlehem"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14

2:30 o'clock.
Each child who attends the
movie will receive a candy
bar and orange, as he or she
leaves the theatre.
c. of c. officials arranged for
two showings, in order to avoid
the crowded conditions at the
theatres, as in past years.
With the free movies scheduled
at 1:30 p. m and 2:30 p. m,
children may come to Caldwell
at the convenience of their fami-
ly and still receive the candy
treat.
Over 800 tiny tots flocked to
Caldwell, last Saturday after
noon, for Santa's official visit to
Caldwell. This event was schedu-
led for the very small kdidies
in order that they might see and
visit personally with Santa Claus.
There was some confusion,
however, in the minds of the
older people, who thought the
officials candy treat and free
movies were to have been held
on the same date.
AS previously announced this
| was not the plan of c. of c. Of
ficials, who had set up the candy
treat and theatre party for one
Continued on page two)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14
TO HOLD DRAWING

Sponsored by the Disabled
American Veterans in Caldwell,
drawing for three grand prizes
and several baskets of groceries
will be held at the courthouse
esplanade, Saturday afternoon,
Dec. %, beginning at 2 o'clock.
Holders of the winning ticket for
the three grand prizes need not
be present to win. However, for
the groceries and other gifts con-
tributed by the local merchants,
it will be necessary to be present
to win. Wayne Wiley, DAV COM
mander. will be in charge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14
PMA Chairmen To Meet
On Friday, December Is
William H. Archer Now Heads
This Group; Committeeman Named

Annual meeting of the newly elected PIMA chairmen
from township in Noble County will be held Friday
Dec. Is at the office in Caldwell.
Chairman William H. Archer said that the charmen
will name the county committee to for the coming
year. In addition to Chairman Archer Henry Arick and
John H. Carter members of the county committee
During the that the AAA. known the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14
RETURN HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. James Carter
and children have returned home
after spending ten days with Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Adds at
Superior, w. Va. The Carriers
were Thanksgiving dinner guests
of the Adds family and remained
as house guests because of the
heavy snowstorm. Other guest
at the Adds home was Herbert
Hamlet of Ronoake, Va.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14
r. & A. M. Lodge
Holds Installation

John T. Kirchner was installed
as worshipal master at the an
nual installation held Monday
evening in the Masonic Temple
on Main street.
Attorney Vernon Archer was
the installing officer and Herman
Sayre, the installing marshall.
Following his installation,
Kirchner announced his appoint
i've officers, which included Rev
o. O. Wilson as chaplain, Myron
Merry and Fred Legraen as
steward and Herman Sayre as
marshall.
Following the ritulistic work,
refreshments were served by the
committee.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14
POSTPONE SALE

The management of the Mari
eta Livestock market announced
this week that barring any un-
forseen weather conditions the
sale would be held today, Thurs
day, starting at loo p. m.
For the past two weeks the
sale has been cancelled because
of flood waters in the sale barns.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14
IN WHO'S WHO

Dana Swank Still, member OF
the faculty at Teachers College,
Clarion Pa, has been selected
to appear in Who's Who in Edu-
cation for 1850. Mr.. Still is the
son of E. P. and Bertha F. Still,
formerly of Caldwell. He is also
a nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Orville Still, Spruce street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14
SEEKS DIVORCE

Alice Dowler Polling, formerly
of Caldwell and now of Sawyer
wood, has filed suit in Common
Pleas court in Akron against
Hiram Polling of Master Center,
for divorce. The plaintiff claims
neglect of duty.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14
CHRISTMAS PAGEANT

A Christmas pageant will be
presented by the members of the
Youth Christmas Rally at the
Dexter City Methodist church on
Monday evening at 7:30, Dec. 18.
The public is invited.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14
c. Of c. Officials Complete Plans
Candy Treat And Theatre Party
To Be For Children OF All Ages

The official Christmas candy treat and theatre party,
sponsored each year by the Noble County Chamber of Com
merce will be held Saturday, Dec. 16 in Caldwell for
children of all ages.
Arrangements have been completed by c. j. Estadt,
president for free showing of movies at the Roxy and Noble
theatres Saturday afternoon beginning 3O o'clock An
other showing will be held approximately hour later at
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14
Winning Letter To Santa Claus

Editors Note-The third winning letter to
Santa Claus was written by Pauline Louise Reed
of Caldwell, route 6. She will receive check for
$1.00 from The Journal and be eligible to compete
in the grand prize. Elsewhere in The Journal are
all the other letters received by Santa Claus
Dear Santa:
Please bring me bicycle for Christmas.
| have always wanted one but still haven't
gotten one. If you haven't gotten one ready
now try and make one before Christmas
also would like to have my grandmother
and grandfather come down to my house for
Christmas but there is always ice on the high
ways, SO if the highway is ICY please stop at
Centerburg and pick them up.
Goodbye, Santa Claus and hope you
have lot of luck
Your Friend
Pauline Louise Reed
Caldwell, route g.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-14
BROTHERHOOD MEETING

Lowell Kiger, president OF the
Mems Brotherhood of the First
Methodist church, presided at a
recent meeting held at the
church and led the devotioned
service. Plans were made to hold
an oyster supper on Tuesday
evening, Jan. 2 and the ladies
will be invited guests.