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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-05-05

WHEATLEY HOUSE HOLDS BANQUET
FOR MEMBERS OF VARIOUS GROUPS

Scotty MoAlustcr received awards
Both received injuries during the
course Of the season
David Burke. Franklin and
Roosevelt McDufnc were recipi-
onts Of awards for their work in
the Craft department.
For the Theatre Rudy Pope and
Bill Wardor were given emblems.
Miss Vclma Williams received the
best acting award
The craftsmanship trophy was
given to Art Frazier.
Chuck Huvala, with a score Of
~ out Of 80 shots, annexed the
free throw contest and received a
trophy with cash award. Wesley
Simmons and Glen MCAlister
were first and second with scores
of $3.50 and 1880. They also re-
Ceived cash awards.
Merit certificates presented by
Mr.. Thomas were received by the
following: Round the Clock club,
Gophers, Sumner Stars, Joy club,
Summer knights, Wizards, Wheat
ley Mems club, Minneapolis Bowl
ing league, Elks, Johnny Baker
Post, Phyllis Wheatley Auxiliary,
Phil Gran, Kenneth Oswald, Bev-
erly Gross, Harold Miller, Curtis
Chivers, James Stouffer, Earl Nc
Neal, Charles Smith, Gordon Nc
Coy, Patricia Moffett, Beverly
Adair, Mable Doughty, Doris Ru-
dine, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hill,
Harold c. Combs and Marilyn
Morrow.
Others receiving merit certifi-
Gates were Bud Kauth, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Kaugh, Irwin Hamburger,
Jack Curtis, Joe Patterson, An
drew Mutinger and Mrs. Astrid
Roach.
Samuel o. Harris presided as
master of ceremonies.
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Hunting and Fishing
Brevities
Carl Fraction

Probably the most unwanted,
worthless and inedible fish in our
lakes and streams in the dogfish
or bowfin. The dogfish is so
named because he is able to pro-
duce a noise like a dogs bark. He
is prehistoric lower form of
fishlife whose ancestory dates
back before mankind.
Unlike other fish, he has a
cellular bladder which is often
used as a modified lung, enabling
him to breath air. He can remain
alive for two or three days out of
water
The long dorsal fin which ex-
tends nearly the full length of his
slate gray muscular body, and the
two whisker-like barbels on his
face distinguish him from other
fish. He will attain the length of
two feet and nearly fifteen pounds.
Though being very slow and slug
gish, he is remarkable strong for
his size, and quick to kill other
fish and destroy their eggs.
Papa bowfin guards the eggs as
soon as they are laid and protects
the young fry, for Mania bowfin
will quickly devour them.
Whenever caught, the dogfish
should be killed as he is a power
full and vicious gamefish killer
that destroys food for other fish,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-05-05

Morrison Jimmys great Handicapped
a baby Jimmy past
and loved sports writer Minneapolis RAIN ush cold
them a thing Jimmy when a story is sight To
Jimmy is to a 10 young
fellows complain n their handcaps
their inability jobs because and physical
Jimmy school editor
a tell troubles They
come back nor do they complain again"
handle job better job than the
handling assignment. George
him job writing sports column editing
page, time he'd The
reading writing journalism a college
professor spoken liked respected by
of the paper office
a reporting University dongs
the the Star Dick broke st. Paul Pioneer
George Edmond then the Chicago
himself
the nation After becoming modest marine hero Dick
sity covering their sports dongs for the Star,
HendricsOn- cocy from Cokao Min
NICE honest For brief spell
editor the Esquire Magazine Headquarerng in
Chicago arrived in Minneapolis sports editor Of the Morning
and became knows fearless joe
straight the shoulder them all
spanking coming barred nobody coaches fighters
promoters hockey players etc Then the dawn Some
fearless joe
He writes beautifully but like Joe best when he's himself
T. Negro working a staff member
press Cities Quiet spoken always
gentleman Tribune liked by
working the Louis Greene headman at the desk
with the he's
with worker and its matter time that
you'll be hearing great things from him.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-05-05

Saturday evening. April 20, at
Is p III, approximately 200 young
stors and adults gathered at the
Phyllis Whratlcy settlement house
for "A Recognition Banquet honor
ing various groups, athletes. and
members and volunteer workers
for their achievements of the cur
rent year.
After the dinner guests had
Toasted royalty on a very fine
chicken dinner prepared by Mrs.
Montjoy Jones, a comedy sht by
the Theatre Workshop was pre-
scented entitled "Wheatley Work
ers," a pantomine of what the
workers at the house have to go
through each day, Following was
a Community Sing led by Miss
Gloria Williams; How High the
Moon" musical selection by the
Melody Maids. and Rhythm in
Ruffler," a tap medley by Joyce
Ann Williams.
The awards for each depart
ment were made by e. J. Spriggs,
Gloria l.. Williams, Marguerite
Combs and Stanley Berry. The
presentation of club and Volun-
teer certificates were made by II.
r. Thomas, the head resident of
Whcatley.
For the boys, the awards were
given by Ray cambridge and Dave
Barnhin of the Minneapolis Mill
ers baseball team. House emblems
were awarded TO the Giants City
Cub champions who also received
a trophy. Team members are Dick
Pope, Robert Green. Kenneth Sim
mons, James Adams, Eugene Ben
ford, Alfred Wilkerson, Robert
Heiber, Mark Farrell, Phillip
Grigsby, Donald Dillon, Quinlan
Martin, Gene Lewis and Mike
Neal
The Globe Trotters," midget
champions of both the city-wide
settlement and Invitational tour
naments, were awarded two tro-
phies with their emblems. Mem
bers were Edgar Jackson, julius
Andrews, Kenneth Grgsby, Alan
Rinard and Richard Green.
The House league champions,
the "Celtics," were awarded gold
basketballs. Their members are
II. Dillon, K, Grigsby, L. Harde-
man, Rudy Jenkins, Ross Kuma-
ger, ]. McDuffie, N. Westberry,
Billy Law and Al zubin.
In golden glove boxing, emblems
were awarded to Gerald Brooks, a
novice City champ, Yves Hayden,
middleweight Twin City champ,
Orre Parks, Rudy Jenkins, Joe
Silva, Ronnie Stone, Charles
Smith, Richard Sims and Yogi
Randall
Julius Andrews, Stanley Gard
ncr, Charles l.. Smith, Alfonso
Orozco, David Rangell, Frank
Frazier. Neil Frazier, Gene Lewis,
Lance Grigsby all received en-
blems in the junior Golden Glove
program.
In football Alan Rivard and
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Pre-Memoriol Day Dance
A. Labor Temple Moy "a

The Friendly Sixteen Club is
presenting the top-flight Percy
Hughes and his Rhythm Boys at
a pre-Memorial Day dance Sun
day night, May IA. The Hughes
orchestra features Dickie Mayes,
singer.
The affair will be held at the
Labor Temple, III S. E. Fourth
St, Minneapolis.
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WOMEN

POWER MACHINE OPERA.
TORS FOR FAMOUS WEATHER
WINKY GARMENTS. SOME EN-
PERIENCE NECESSARY. HIGH
PIECE WORK RATES. EXCEL
LENT WORKING CONDITIONS.
MODERN EQUIPM ENT. -
STEADY WORK. ALL EN-
PLOYEE'S BENEFITS.
SUPAK e. SONS MANUFACT-
URING COMPANY. 400 First
Ave. No. Bridgeport 670S.
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Without regard to cost and up
keep of machines, motor vehicles
in l949 cost each man, woman,
and child in this country $500,
for taxes, medical expenses, insur-
ance, property damage, and SINH
lar inCidentals.
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One Of my favoutc people on press row is Brad
Morrison, editorial writer and for many years con
nccted with the old Minneapolis Tribune. For years
Brad has been wagng great fight for the under
and for the minority groups.
He won national recognition for his brilliant
editorial on the subject of equal rights bow TO
Brad, a grand guy and a citizen Of whom Minneapo
lis may well be proud.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-05-05

Give to the United Negro Col.
lege Fund. Help our southern
brothers help themselves and
thereby all of us.
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" Help Wanted
WANTED

BOWLING ALLEY manager TO
take fun charge of New Alleys
Must me experienced. state age,
experience Give references Write
To- 3l9 Fuller Ave. St. Paul 3,
Mimi 39-1
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WANT-AD RATES

Wanf-ad rates are 7C per word,
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accepted until Tuesday. p. m
Remittance IN coin, checks or
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mailed to office
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Chicago William A. Booker,
Chicago attorney, is chairman of
the Southside's campaign commit
tee of the Illinois division of the
American Cancer society. A well
known political and civic leader in
the city, Atty. Booker is a native
of Arkansas. He is organizing a
team of volunteer campaginers
and will supervise their work dur
ing the drive. lamp
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Almost About
Everything
By Percy Villa
THE FOURTH ESTATE land More TO Gomez

Earl ngad-Thcres reporter after heart He's
He's the closest thing
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

TWO ROOMS for rent for couple
and one small child. with cook
ing privileges. Dale 1857. 39-1
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NICELY FURNISHED Sleeping
room for rent for gentleman
Dale 1852. 1871
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trial reporter but matter what he covers the
state fair the shesky trial, Earl does a bang-up
job. ~
Evening star., 1950-10-27
WHEATON

Lovely 6-rm. brick house, 2 years old:
mod. Kit, scrnd. porch, storm win.
dows. doors, lot 60xl20; SI4 $50.
By OWNER 1900 GrandyieW ave.
Evening star., 1950-10-27
GARRETT PIX.

A fine residential community Just
north Of the Naval Hospital Center;
5a,s1l, y acre ground a and an s-yr.-old,
L-shape liv.-din. rm.. 19x25. Fire
place, entrance hall. we'll equipped
kit. full bsmt., fine shade trees,
excel. trans. to city. Priced Sl5,5OO.
MEZ CUSHARD, REALTOR, OR.
Evening star., 1950-10-27

COLoRED-BEAUTIFUL s-room. 2
bath brick home; garage. Must be
NJ. M HAMMAckH. H'qSs No. 7SSE 7SS$; eSsn. syss.
coEoRRD-Row RRH- BRICK. s-bedrm.
home; full bsmt., 2-car garage
$1,000 - downs OVnnsso coNaREss Realty
CoIoRED-RiVER TERRACE-Clean
as a pin; 5 newly papered rooms,
rm.. sparkling hardwood frs. Hsi. gas gas
heat. Immediate poss: 81 800 down.
eel5: SAMUEL C. REYNoLDs,' zoos
coIokEDGsSi1,s $50 apt. brick,
near No. Capitol and Fla. ave, 2
separate rm. and bath apts., bsmt,
Nj Mr. Hogan, 0RlA RA s5l9o 5sls iii aG"s pm eall
cox q CO, RE. 1855. va 81
COLORED-Here's a dandy 11-yr..old
brick, with fine brick and con-
crete front porch, full bsmt., gas
hhsea beat I'll insulated and weather;stripped,
Cal !, M NV Hogsn, l. un "a. .ssg 5el2, til til
COLORED - BROOKLAND - Bunga-
low, rms, semi-finished attic, rec.
rm. and one additional rm. in bsmt.,
modern kit. baths. oil h.-w.h.,
aluminium storm windows and doors;
conv. loc., near transp. and school,
this well-kept home is priced to
sell with reasonable down pay
ment. For appt. to inspect. call MR..
PETITE. NO. 1888; eyes,, NO. 1920.
COLORED-OPEN SAT, SUN, 1-6-
323 Tenn. ave. ne. 8 rooms, 2
baths, gas NV. heat, full base
ment,. 2-car garage. Reasonably
priced, easy terms. Call Mr.. Samuels,
VI. 1866, or THE JOLISSAINT
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, HU. 5S2S,
1914 9th st. NV. -29
Evening star., 1950-10-27
HoUSEs-SALE--k.W. tcont. }

CoLoRsED N A GRAND NV,
baths. oil h.-w. heat S32.500. For
further Information. call Mr..
AST BsSTn HEAL Ho ACES EsTarE 9E THE EER2cE R9tdf
c6GoREDoPEs oH BED bRit 81 SAT. St sun: Hy 1-e
1896 Quincy ST.. NV. Ten rooms,
SSaass SSas toaths. 2.sar brick garagei steam team
sGHn sANT ZEAL RG 4ofs EsrarE aE Ths sER41cE RVtdS
HU. 5S2S. 1914 9th st. NV. 30
COLoRED-OPEN SAT-. SUN, I-6-
nifcent Groom, 2-bath (plus in
closed porch) house; full basement:
oil NV; heat; brick garage, Priced
sxeelient lSo condItion. Aousa Can IN Ms Mrs.
gANT sASg RAJ 5I;l rs JEsTArE SERVICE, i IL.
CoLORED-APPROVED BY GOVT
owner win consider an an offer 'oY Of even Ven
and Park I'd; Z rms. 2 baths bed
rm. and bath on 1st A.. full base
ment, new. oil burner. new gas hot
vnuni-.h water heate5 Approx; s., 600 ,,s.aa cash
Esssited ESss can sEHksIz H ssS S0'R FRANK aE1'es
7O6 QUINCY ST. NV. (Colored). J..
Price reduced radically to effect
quick sale. Inspection by app. only.
Brick, II rms. . baths. z elec.
refgrS., h.-w. h: 2-car, 2-story
brick garage suitable for shop for
mechanic. paperhanger. painter. etc.
You won't find another opportunity
equal to this. in price or quality.
Eve. phone Temple 1888. L. T.
GRAVATTE. Realtor. 1918 K st
NV. National O753.
COLORED-NR.3 3rd AND vARNUM--
Easy terms; 6-rm. Colonial brick
home; front porch; 2 rear porches,
one. INCL u baths: gas h.-w.h.,
peri. cond.; garage. w. CLIFFORD
SHERTzER, RE. 2201. 81. 7747.
COLoRED-14I5 sth ST. NV. S195
down, bal. like rent. Look at prop
erty and call for appt. to close deal.
AUERBACH & CO., DI. 6501
COLORED-UNIT BLOCK OF R ST,
NV. Vacant. 2-story row brick. 6
rooms and bath, English bsmt. All
rooms private. Your chance to Sc
cure a home very cheap. Make an
offer. Call PORTER REAL ESTATE
CO. MI. 1904; after 5 pm, NO.
Evening star., 1950-10-27
GU L1Il. 7 . = 7 IbIIU lIVW
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1903 H ST. NV MA o345
NEAR ST. GABRIELS

Desirable 6-rm. row brick. 2 IN
closed porches; deep lot with gar,
gas h.-w.h. Possession.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
CT Q010 tlu q pN6
Evening star., 1950-10-27
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
S18o50

A Dutch Colonial home consisting -oi
living room with fireplace, dining
porch; 2nd floor has s bedrooms
and. bath; full bsmt.; oil h.-wh.;
level, fenced lot; detached garage;
near schools, shopping and trans
portation; eyes,, EN-. 1175,
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
WI 1920
Evening star., 1950-10-27
DUPLEX BRICK

4110 First st. s.e.-An unusual q
family home of bedrms.- Iiv. rni..
kit. a bath in each opt; peri. cond. !:
gas h-w.h.; low down payment.
Priced to sell. Call Mr.. Zabrek, Ia.
6413. COX 81 CO.. UN. 1926. -2S
Evening star., 1950-10-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BETHESDA BARGAIN
$14,700


Assume 40 CT loan on
this cozy brick bunga-
low. Ideal for small fam
lily. Beautifully paneled
rec. rm. with bar, lovely
Handicapped yard with
building in rear which
can be finished for a
guest house. For appt
call SH. 8010 It'll 9 pm
MONTGOMERY
Investment & Insurance Co
Evening star., 1950-10-27
1245 w SIT SE

PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
Nice row brick. 8 rooms, bath. utility
poeh: located near Barney Circle.
Only SS,500. S1.500 down. $40 mo.
ANNENBERG REALTY
1877 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 7-s357 till 8.
Evening star., 1950-10-27
HoUSES-SALE-N.W. Cont
IMMACULATE DETACHED bungalow.

IMMACULATE DETACHED bungalow,
near New Hampshire ave. and N.
Capitol ST., fireplace in liv,, rm.,
din: rm., equipped kit, . bedrms.,
bath on 1St floor; bedrm., , closets.
storage space on End floor Full
bright bSmt. with lavatory, gas INV.
h. situated on large fenced. nicely
Handicapped lot Asking S14,750.
Open to all reasonable offers. Must
be sold at once. Call PERRY BOS-
WELL INC, WA, 1900. Open till
NEAR 18th AND PARK RD.-Bfick
house. 13 rms, lge. bsmt. maids
rm.. 3 baths: home or investment;
$1,000 to $1,000 cash; will ex-
change. OWNER, ia. 7010. pr
ARGYLE TERRACE. S26,50O
Brick det., s rms. incl. a library,
powder rm. and large porch on 1st
floor; full bsmt.. oil heat; garage
This home Is situated on a lovely
wooded lot overlooking Rock Creek
Park. w For apt; call OR. oo4s:
FoxHALL RID. sECTION-Large 5
hedrms.. 3h baths. modern brick
house, on wooded lot 110x120). in
very desirable area. Contains living
room. dining room. kitchen, library
and powder room on first floor
Priced at approximately $4,000.
Evenings, call WI 9346
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC.
WI 1890 OT
Evening star., 1950-10-27
NEW BUNGALOWS
$12 TN Sa nm DOwN
OFF BRANCH AVE

LOVELY HILLCREST
A 6-rm. brick residence. 9 yrs. old,
with 2 fireplaces, IA baths. screened
side porch and large modern kit,
full din. rm., gas a.-c. heat; price
S21. 800 Substantial cash required.
For particulars call
A. A. CAROZZA CO.
1927 Penna. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-004O.
Evening star., 1950-10-27
PET1WORT7H

l. ~ l. w Wv l. IL
8 bedrooms, tiled bath: 20-ft. brick
on upper 9th st. Has 2 inclosed
porches. modern kitchen gas h.-w
heat; recreation rm.; garage on
alley. House In excellent condition
throughout. Only S15.500.
GRAHAM & co.
Sligo COLO I'll 8 pm.
Evening star., 1950-10-27
Bethesda, Chevy Chase

Most attr. new 3-bedrm. ramblers
surrounded by Rock Creek Park.
Lge. lots with beaut. views. Lge. liv.
rms, separate din. rms, 3 twin
attic storage; full bsmt.; Lear ga
rage; gas heat; all-elec. Kit. Good
transp. Well financed. Priced from
S27 900 to S29.500. Ewes, Or
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
WI. 1920.
Evening star., 1950-10-27
CUSTOM-BUILT

W ~ S1Fx ID . IL
3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II you are looking for a home-not
details on this new, 2-story, frame
home. Aside from the unusual
quality Of construction, there are
many modern conyeniences to delight
the wife. Features large liv. rm.,
dining area. full bsmt., outside entr,,
gas &C. heat. Priced for ouicE
sale. 1880. Cali Mr.. Smith, 10.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC, 1890 z ST. NV.
Ma 6006 -o&
Evening star., 1950-10-27

ROCK CREEK HILLS
Beaut. 3-bedrm. home In this most
exclusive section; liv. rYn.. din. rm
and mod. kit; finished bsmt.: att.
many extras. Call Mr. Chambers,
Ex. 24s0: ewes, JU. 1851. with
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors. 1113 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
PRIMROSE ROAD

Exquisite detached brick. This home
has. all Of the desired features.
fireplace, din. rm., modern kit. with
diShwasher and garbage disposal;
powder, rm.; 3 bedrms.; 2 baths
paneled recr. rm.: gas heat. Call
MR., HYMAN. RE 1910. 81 034h
Evening star., 1950-10-27

Don't Blame Us
No sir! You can't blame US
If you miss this fine home
value. Here is a home that
must be sold. Now vacant and
ready to move into. A fine
home containing living room
with fireplace. dining room.
kitchen, large screened porch
on the first floor; 3 nice bed
rooms and bath on the Sec
ond; full basement with lava
tory; nice yard River road
location near Sears Roebuck
store; very convenient. Don't
delay. Call Frederick Schwab.
Evening star., 1950-10-27
!5U6 CONN. ave. NV.
BRIGHTWOOD
BRIGHTWOOD

Near N. H. ave. Studio-type, brick,
attached. 3-bedrm. home, features
incl. 3 tiled baths, beautifully fin
ished bsmt.; deep lot; det. garage;
excel. financing. CONGRESS REAL
TY CO., DI. 1882. -27
Evening star., 1950-10-27
SHEPHERD PARK
UPPER 18th ST

Beautiful det. EngliSh-type brick; 6
rms, . baths; new storm windows;
excel. cond. SIGLER g. CO.. HU.
1918 til 8. -27
Evening star., 1950-10-27
ATTENTION DIPLOMATS
OR PHYSICIANS
Mr.. COOLIDGE HIGH
MAKE MONEY
RED BRICK COLONIAL

The stability of an excellent neigh
borhood and the comfort of com
plete home are found in this offer
bedrms. 2,z tiled baths and a pan
eled study are among it's many at
tractive features. S39.500.
Oliver T. Carr, Realtor
MA 2S65 OR Tosa -o7
Evening star., 1950-10-27
WOODSIDE PARK

HOME AND INCOME
Old house in heart Of Tskoma Park.
Eecsntly vacated; "a acre with huge
$40. 1900; can be handled with s2'o01
cash, balance to suit,
SANDY SPRING REALTY CO.
ASK operator for Ashton 2421
Evening star., 1950-10-27
COLORED
WYOMING AVE. NV

4 baths, 8 bedrooms, 3-story. brick,
oil heat, recr. rm. Call Mr.. Hill,
MTI1o9aHsY vi 1S3s, Eyes sEAi LA, ssgArE ss97; CO
-27
Evening star., 1950-10-27

TAKOMA PARK, $6,250
Two-story frame house, 5 rooms and
bath. bsmt.. large lot; good location,
GORDON w. HOLLAND, 81. 2275,
Evening star., 1950-10-27
SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING

POWDER RIM. ON lST FLOOR
pedrms.. ~ baths: new brick
Colonial with side porch and full
nmt.:. lovely. location, near transp.,
shopping and schools: delivery. price
portunity
BULGE & BOWLBY
S616 Georgia Ave. SH. 5452,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-09-14
PUBLIC SALES

HAVING SOLD my farm. To-
Gated five miles southeast of
Cumberland on State Route 2l5,
l will offer at public auction on
SATURDAY, SEPT. %, 1850
sale Begins at 1900 Noon
LIVESTOCK: Shorthorn COW.
eight years old; Whiteface COW,
six years old, due to freshen in
October; Jersey Cow, five years
old; Whiteface heifer, two and
one-half years old, pasture bred
one steer and one heifer long
yeaflings; Whiteface calf, three
months old and two shoats.
MACHINERY TOOLS: Low
wheeled wagon and hay lad
GERS, manure spreader, moving
machine, hay tedder and rake,
grain drill, binder, two horse
corn plow, land pillow, hillside
ploW, disc, smoothing harrow
five shovel cultivator, Model A
homemade tractor, some black
smith tools, lime spreader, six
mp gasoline engine, feed grinder,
wood saw, grind tone, corn
shelter, l-3 hp. electric motor,
electric fencer, iron kettle, plat
form scales, some lumber, cleo
trio brooder, broom tie, and
other small tools.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Two
piece living room suite, two bed
steads and springs, bureau, six
dining room chairs, writin G
desk, electric washing machine,
lard press, sausage grinder, coal
range, kerosene range and nu-
merous other articles.
Terms of Sale-CASH
c. G. ROBINSON, Owner
II. r. Blackburn, Clerk
Tom & Pennell, Auctioneers
Not responsible for any acci-
dents. 10
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-09-14
MARKET
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Submitted thru the courtesy of
the Caldwell Produce Co.
Wednesday, Sept. I3
NOTICE ON FILING
INVENTORY
Wednesday, Sept. Ii
The State Of Ohio,
Noble County Rrohofa 4

The state OF Ohio,
Noble County Probate Court
To Dorothy Wagner. 1414 Central
Ave. GAINESVILLE. Ohio; Freda Nj.
Hahn. l4l4 Central Ave. GAINESVILLE.
Ohio Margaret l. Mcdaniel, 438
Shultz Drive. GAINESVILLE, Ohio Earl
4 Baesel. AIS Baker Street, Zanes-
vile. Ohio: NJ. Luella Gessel. Route
4. Evansville, Ohio; George r. Basel.
1892 Linden Ave. GAINESVILLE. Ohio:
Wayne G. BaeSel. 1902 Lindeq Ave
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and Blanche B. An
dersou, Route 1. Fleming, Ohio.
You are hereby notified that on
the 8th day of September. A. ID. 1850,
an Inventory and Appraisement of
the estate OF Emma Baesel deceased.
late OF Jackson Township in said
county was filed in this Court.
Said Inventory and Appraisement
viii be for hearing before this Court
on the 7th day of October 1860, at
1000 o'clock, A. NJ.
Any person desiring to file excep-
tions to said Inventory must file
them at least five days prior to the
day set for hearing.
Given under my hand and seal of
said Court, this 9th day of Septem-
Der. 1850.
OTTO POLLING.
Probate Judge
HELEN JOHNSON.
Deputy Clerk
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-09-14
WANTED TO RENT

TO RENT a farm of 80 or more
acres with six or seven room
house, on cash rent terms for
year or longer lease, near Cald-
well or in Noble county. Will
maintain upkeep of farm. First
class dairyman, carpenter and
experienced in all types of farm
machinery. Climate of our pres
ent home unsuitable for health
of our son. Would like possess
sion by Nov /, 1850. Have three
well hammered school age chill
dren. Write or contact John
Zukowit, RID /, Peck, Michi-
gan. 9-10
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-09-14
NOTICES

WE ARE BUYING Junk of ali
kinds at our new location in
Olive. one block east of the new
planning mill, one block off State
Route 78. The price has gone up
again on all scrap. We not only
pay top prices, we pay the mar
ket price for mixed scrap iron,
steel, cast, batteries, radiators,
brass, lead and all other
metals. We buy body tin, rags,
rope, paper and old tires. Also
old cars for parts and scrap. De-
liver your scrap to Us or call
our new number, 327-F-4.
Caldwell Iron and Metal Co.
Riley Foreman, Owner. Mgr.
Phone 327-F-4. l0pd