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, 1951-01-05
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Under contract with the Virgin Islunds Corporation
we ore building 40 prefdbricuted houses for use us en-
ploYees homes. The production line is oil set up und
accordingly we ore uble to build q few additional units
at price which would otherwise be impossible.
These buildings ore built to Specifications Of gov
eminent contract und con be seen either complete or
in vurious stages Of prefdbricotiono or erection at Cen
troll Factory. Fredensborg. or Lower Love. The building
is Is Fl. by 20 #. und hos both q front and reur door.
There ore four windows measuring 4 fl. by A #. The
buildings ore suitable for use us smdlI homes, storage
buildings. beach cottages, farm utility buildings, etc.
Here's what you receiUe:
side wall panels complete with shutters installed.
2 end wall panels.
Roof rafters cut 70 size and assembled.
q x 6" floor joiss and plate cut to size.
double front door single rear door. (exact sizeno trimminq)
Sufficient Il X g. T & G lumber for floor and roof.
Roofing paper to cover roof area.
All necessary nails.
All outside surfaces painted with one coat of oil paint.
huckc an larry the complete house in two loads to te site of erection.
1877 DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED WITH ALL ORDERS =
BALANCE AT TIME OF DELIVERY.
t deloY-A All orders must be received before january Il
Nc Farlane & Company
Contractors Christiunsted. Saint Croix
, 1951-06-11

points to 1T. Gulf gained 1 to
1914 and fractional gains were
chalked up by Sinclair and So
cony-Vacuum.
American Cyanamid was bid up
3% points to a new high at 104-
3I8, ontop of a 2A point jump on
Friday, reviving reports that the
shares may be split.
Among the old-line pivotal ia
vorites, however, mixed trends
were dominant. General Motors
-was off ia at 48 1 IA; General
Electric up 1I8; at 81 3 a; Chry-
sler off Il Is at 50 1 Is; U. S. Steel
off l 8 at 40 3 a; Westinghouse
Electric up II IA at 38 1 4; and Du-
Pont unchanged at 95. !.
Aluminium Company Of Ameri-
ca, which previously was traded
on the curb exchange, made it's
big board debut today at 68 3 a.,
off 1 4 from it's previous sale.
, 1951-06-11
Police Beat
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page ~
thorities for the theft of a
diamond ring valued at $1,000.
According to Captain Cliff b.
lander, chief deputy; and Sgt.
r. L. Berger, Brown was tax
en- to his residence where his
room was searched. Several
items stolen from the club we're
found, including golf clubs be-
longing to members.
AN OLD CON GAME backfired
on three Cincinnatians Saturday
morning after being rounded up
by a squad Of police officers for
trying to convince John H. Ben
nett of 1913 Home Ave., ne cOuld
share part of a fortune by putting
some money in an envelope, to
be mailed to his home later. Ac-
cording to the story told by the
head man of the gang, an ex-
convict released from Ohio State
Penitentiary last Thursday, they
switched a bulk Of paper for the
money and left the victim think
ing he would receive the actual
money through the mail. The ar
rest of the trio, two men and a
woman, by Detective Sgt. Rudy
RADIO and Detective Phillips re-
, 1951-06-11

FOR RENT Furnished room for
couple. Call after 6 P. M. HEM
lock 5468. tito
, 1951-06-11
Attempts
Final "HurdIe"
For Comeback

NEW YORK, June II (INS)-
Joe Louis attempts to hurdle the
last obstacle in the way of his
projected return crack at Heavy
weight Champ Ezzard Charles
when he meets British-recognized
champion Lee Savold in a sche-
duled 15-round "battle' of the
aged" Wednesday night at the
Polo Grounds.
The 37-year-old Louis is a IL
to 5 favorite to whip his 36-year-
old foe, who has fought only
twice in the past two and a half
years.
Both Louis and Savold freel-
ly predict they will win by
kayos. The Brown Bomber says
he will end the fight with the
former New Jersey bartender
within six rounds. Savold goes !
one better and claims he will
stretch Louis out within five.
The bout will not be televised
nor broadcast but selected thea
tres in Chicago, Cleveland, Wash
ington, Baltimore, and Albany, N.
Y, will get a telecast over a
, 1951-06-11
Much Much Monkey
Business Going On

CAPE TOWN., South Africa,
June II (INS)- The driver
and passengers of a luxury bus
found when they returned
from a stop from tea that a lot
of monkey business was going
on in the vehicle.
Twelve balloons were dane
ing on the roof and frolicking
about inside with one-more
dignified than the rest-sitting
in the drivers seat.
On seeing the humans the
balloons fled with a collection
of coats. All of the coats were
recovered when the discouraged
balloons dropped them in dis
gust after finding they weren't
edible.
, 1951-06-11

vealed all are from Cincinnati and
will be charged with larceny by
trick. Those arrested were Joe
Cal Carter, 38, from Decatur, Ga.
by way Of Cincinnati; Thomas
Sawyer Jr., 20, and Ethel Mae
Maudlin, 80, both from Cincin-
, 1951-06-11

ROOM FOR RENT Call MIchi-
gan HOP. till
, 1951-06-11

GET THE latest hits from Earl's
Record Shop, 524 S. Western.
Open 6 P. NJ. = 10 P. M. AD-
ans 267O. t-115
, 1951-06-11

ciano on pandering charges, and
he was sentenced to 40 years to
life.
Luciano, however, was pardon
ed by Gov. Dewey in 1947 for
alleged VALUABLE service" to the
military during the war and was
then deported to his native Italy.
The Kefauver Crime Committee
last May 1 described Luciano as
the "arbiter" Of disputes between
the two top criminal syndicates
in the United States.
The report said that Lucky
maintains close associations with
groups headed by the jailed Joe
Adonis and by Frank Costello, as
well as with the Miami and Ca
pone syndicates through his form
err racketeer affiliates.
, 1951-06-11

FOR RENT-Room for men only.
Call HEmlock 6251. t-113
, 1951-06-11
MARKET REPORT

NEW YORK, June IL (INS)-
Strength in oils and special is
sues highlighted an irregular
Stock Market today.
Standard of New Jersey set the
pace in the oils with a rise Of 2
, 1951-06-11
Subutoge-

Continued From Page 1
the multiple crash was determined
adding:
Inquiry into the causes Of air.
craft accidents is a thorough and
painstaking process. Our study
will be aimed at mature, accurate
a d well-founded conclusions.
These cannot be reached over
night"
Other officials at Wright Pat
terson Air Base could give no
immediate cause for the crashes,
but did not rule out sabotage.
, 1951-06-11

Brown calls my wife on the phone
all the time. They sit there, talk
ing about what they're going to
do after they're married, while
Pm right there"
, 1951-06-11
Concluded from page 1

Concluded from page 1
the same firm.
About a month ago, as police
reconstructed the story. Mrs.
Stephens told her husband she
and Brown were in love. At the
same time, Brown asked his wife
for a divorce.
All arrangements were made but
Stephens then consulted an at
torney, Robert L. Rigney, and
said he was uneasy about the stu
alton.
He was quoted as saying:
ri can't stand it much longer.
, 1951-06-11

closed circuit.
The International Boxing Club
hopes to draw a crowd Of $4,000
and a gate of approximately
100000
, 1951-06-11
luck"

Concluded from page 1
However, it is known that Itali-
an police, aided by American
agents, questioned Luciano in con-
nection with the April 6 arrest Of
Frank Calace Of New York, ac-
cused of attempting to smuggle
heroin into the U. S.
CALACE AND OTHERS in the
ring, whose operations center was
the Trieste free territory, admit
ted a relationship with Luciano,
but at the time Italian police Of
ficials said their investigation
failed to produce any definite
narcotics charges against Lucky.
New York's Gov. Thomas E.
Dewey, then district attorney, in
1887 won a conviction against Lu-
, 1951-06-11
Ads

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Record Shop, 524 S. Western.
Open 6 P. M. = 10 P. M. AD-
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-05
Monroe Bank. amt. tax $1.45.
ENOCH TOWNSHIP
CENTER SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property

CENTER SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
King, Bingham, r 8, T 7, S 33. 2s
NEl4 NEh, acres 4, value $50, amt.
tax $2.54.
Wickham, jeremiah, r 8, T Z, S SO,
II NWA, acres 6, value $40, amt. tax
$l.32.
Wickham. Martha, r 8. r Z, s8. 10
NEA SWA, acres l. value $40, amt.
tax s0.lS.
Oil and Gas Working Interest
Law Gap Oil Co., amt. tax $7.54.
CALDWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT
Oil and Gas Working Interest
Graham. o. c.. amt. tax SO.54.
ERSoN-MIpDLEBURG
SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Shilling. Alfred. r 8. r 6. SO, SEA
SEA, acres 40, amt. tax $S.94.
Oil and Gas Working Interest
Fulda Oil Co.. value $3.50, amt. tax
$s.22.
Peoples Oil Co.. amt. tax s1532.
FULDA SCHOOL DISTRICT
Public Utility
Fulda Gas Consumers. public utility,
amt. tax $2SS.5O.
Real Estate Property
Wickham, Jeremiah & Martha, r s,
L Z, 80, SWA, acres 3, value $40,
amt. tax 5000.
Oil and Gas Working Interest
Crock, z: H: Gas Co.. value $2.2sO.
1899.
Graham. o. G.. value $50. amt. tax
Graham. o. G., value s21O. amt. tax
$4.76.
Graham. o. G.. value $40. amt. tax
$3.50.
Mailer Gas Co., value s4.ssO, amt.
tax $194.20.
Hupp, Oscar. amt. tax s2.64.
King, b. E., amt. tax S2.06.
Luck Oil Co., amt tax S5.24.
Parks, E. w. ct al, amt. tax SAFE.
Peoples Banking & Trust Co.. amt.
Schooling, William & Lucy. amt.
tax $3.50.
Smith, Frank W.. amt. tax s1O.6s.
Oil and Gas Royalty
Estadt, Andrew, heirs, value $50,
amt. tax $0.46.
Schoeppner, George, value $40, amt.
tax $9.01.
Boyd, Theodore. heirs, amt. tax
$0.66.
Estadt, Andrew. amt. tax $0.22.
Blake, Henry. heirs, amt. tax s2.2s.
Boon, Thomas, amt. tax S0.36.
Tabler, Allie, amt. tax $0.68.
Bryan, Willard M, amt. tax $0.I6.
Hupp, Thomas. heirs, amt. tax S21.Os
Crum, Frank, amt. tax $0.46.
Nau, Adam, amt. tax s0.25.
FULDA TOWN-FULDA SCHOOL
DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Davis, Arthur. Lot IS. Sc corner
"a feet East Ia feet South. value
$40. amt. tax $0.22.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-05
SENECA TOWNSHIP
Public Utility


Home Telephone Co. of Fairview.
public utilities, value $4,000, amt.
tax $3.48.
Mt. Ephraim Farmers Mutual Tele-
phone, public utilities, value $4,000,
amt. tax $0.s2.
Real Estate Property
Andrews, Frank S., r 8. T 8, II,
cottage only, value 100000. amt. tax
$3.50.
Bogart. M. K. R 8, T 8. IA, pit.
IA NEh4. acres ST. value $1,000, amt.
Carpenter, Otto, R 8, T 8. S 25. IL
SEA, acres 2.22. value $4,000, amt.
tax $0.75.
Carpenter, Otto, r 8, T 8, s So. 1
NWl4. acres 1852, value $4,000, amt.
tax $500.
Christopher. E. A. R 8. T 8. ss.
NWA. acres so. value $4,000, amt.
Christopher. E. A, R 8, T 8, 2s.
IL Nw4, acres $50, value $4,000.
amt. tax S4.27.
Miller, Brady. r 8, T 8, IA, cot
tage only. value $4,000, amt. tax
S2.46.
Myers, Lee ct al, 8, T 8, s IA.
cottage, value $4,000, amt. tax s2.48.
Oil and Gas Working Interes.
Seneca Gas Co., oil and gas working
interest, value s1,4s0.00, amt. tax
s24.42.
Oil & Gas Royalty
Rich, J. B. and j. E., value $4,000.
amt. tax s0.34.
Steel, ". L., value $4,000, amt. tax
$3.50.
Watson, w. S. and Barbara, value
s280.00. amt. tax $4.62.
Rich. Wallace. amt. tax s1.2S.
Stevens, Roy, amt. tax $0.9s.
Williams. Mrs. Frieda, amt. tax $2.48.
Hannahs, Joie, amt. tax $0.62.
Hannahs. Lail, amt. tax s0.3s.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-05
CENTER TOWNSHIP
Public Utility

Public Utility
Mt Ephraim Farmers Mutual Tele-
phone Co., public utility, value $310,
amt. tax $97.36.
Real Estate Property
Bettinger, Nora & Ray. r 9, t Z, s
l3. pit NWH NEh, acres 10, value
$4,000, amt. tax ss.48.
Bettinger, Nora & Ray. r 9. T Z. S
IL, IL SW4 SEA-. acres s, value $50,
amt. tax $I.54.
Elliott. Carl s.. R 8. T Z. ls. 10
NEl4 % SEA, acres $3.50, value
$l,620, amt. tax $3.50.
Cutler, Howard l.. & Clara, r 8, T z,
S G. pit. wa SEA 2 SEA SWA, acres
s2.l3. value $l,6S0. amt. tax SS2.S4.
kirkbride, Walter. r 9. r z, s "a,
22 SEA, acres "a. value S240, amt. tax
Kirkbride. Walter. R 8. T Z. s "a.
II SEA, acres 6. value SEQ. amt. tax
$l0.77.
Kirkbride, Walter. R 8, T 7. S %.
NWA 25 SEA, acres %. value $3.50.
amt. tax $6O.97.
McWillams, Johanna. r 8, T 7, s T.,
pit 20 SEA N3A acres 11.30. value
$3.50, amt. tax S29.44.
Powelson, Louisa S., r s, T Z, S 6,
SWA sWh, acres 40. value $3.50, amt
tax $16.37.
Nw% sW4 s" Eis swR Sii Z Nw4. g. acres C e;
65, value $3.50, amt. tax s27.66.
Shane, Ida, 8, T z, S Is, IL SEA
NEH 10 NEA SEA. acres 6, value
500, amt. tax S2.90.
SEA. acres 2. value $4,000, amt. tax
$a9S.
Shane. Ida, R 8. T 7, S 1s, 21 NEA
SEA, acres l, value $40. amt. tax
$O7s.
Van Fossen. Bert & Grace, R 8. T
Z, S 2s. pit. Is sen SEA, acres $50,
value $40, amt. tax S1.95.
Wentworth. Lillian j., 8. T z, S
II, pit. NWA. acres 10. value $500,
Mclaughlin, George, R 8, T z, 26,
No. 8 Coal pit SWl4. acres 8. value
$4,000, amt. tax S1.20.
Shafer, Lucinda, r 8, T 8, S 26, No.
3 Coal Ma NEA SEA pit. SEA NEA,
acres s1.s5. value $24O, amt. tax
S133.9s.
Shafer, Lucinda, 9, T 7, S 25, No.
8 Coal SIa SEA NWA. acres 20, value
$50. amt. tax $sS.54.
Oil and Gas Working Interest
r. L. Smithberger ct al. oil & gas
working interest, amt. tax s14.74.
R. l.. Smithberger ct al, oil gas
working interest. amt. tax s6.74.
Laurer Oil Co.. oil & gas working
interest, amt. tax S40.34.
Killyer Oil Co, oil & gas working
interest, amt. tax SLIT.
CALDWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Knox. Delbert, r 9. T 7, S rs, 8
NWA NEA. acres 13.40, value $110,
amt. tax S2.42.
CENTER-sENECA SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Rossiter, Tom F., r 8, T z. S 4. SEA
NWA SEA, acres 81, value $500, amt.
tax S5.2s.
Rossiter. Tom F., r 8, T z, S 4, Is
sen, acres rs. value $120. amt. tax
| sl.9S.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-05
BUFFALO TOWNSHIP
Public Utility

Public Utility
SarahsviIle~ Farmers Telephone. pub
lie utility. amt. tax $500.
Real Estate Property
Beebe. Florence Fannie ct al, r Q,
8. s 20. NWA. acres ", value
$1,000. amt. tax Ss6.50.
Davis. Arthur, r 9, 8, 81, 16
SwH, acres 1.50, value $40, amt. tax
$1.44.
IL NEA, acres 1.27, value $40, amt.
Finnegan, Thomas A.. r q. T 3. II,
10 NEA. acres 1.sS. value $780, amt
Fry. Ray, R 9. T 8. 26. 10 NEA
acres 14.42. value $3.50, amt. tax S7.s6.
Gress, George ct al, 3. I :, ) To-
13 NWh, acres 2, value $50, amt. tax
S0.ss.
Gress, George ct AL R 9, T 3. S II,
80 MEL, acres 1.50. value $40, amt.
Hayes. William E.. R Q. T 8. S 80,
sWA SWA. acres 4O.14, value $3.50,
amt. tax s10.72.
Long, Elgie c & Beulah. R 9. T 8. s
II, "a NWA acres, value S540, amt
Marks, Cletus, R 9. T 3, s 81, IA
SWl4, acres l. value $500, amt. tax
$3.50.
Miiligan. Philander. R 9. II 3, S II,
2s, 80 4 80 SWA, acres l.2O, value
$50. amt. tax $3.50.
Oliver. Inez. 9. T g, s 26. SEA
SWA, acres al. value $3.50. amt. tax
secrest. John ]. A.. 9. r 3. s 1s,
IL NEA. acres .l5. value SlO' amt.
tax SO.53.
M
acres 250.25, value $4,000, amt, tax
stifik. Andy. R Q. II 3. S ls. & sw14,
acres 20, value $3.50, amt. tax s4.OO.
Tanner Roy r. & Geneva, r 9, 7 3,
S 81, pit NEA SWh. acres 1.s4. value
5000, amt. tax S2.s6.
Wheeler Raymond X. Q. T 2. s 81,
Swk, acres $3.50, value s1.400, amt.
Yaw, Ida May. r 9, T 3. Is. 8
NWh. acres 24.6s. value 5000, amt
Akron Coal Co, R .. r 3, 20. No,
7 Coal pit. 7 NWA. acres 1925. value
7 Coal nt. 6 NwA. acres 14,4s, value
$3.50. amt. tax S7.40.
Akron Coal Co. Q. IT, No. z
Coal pit. S8 SWA Ma SWA SEA.
acres s1.4O, value $2so.oO. amt. tax
Akron Coal Co. R ., T 8, IT. No.
7 Coal pt. SEX, acres 1853. value
$14O. amt. tax s27.46.
Akron Coal Co. R 8, T 8, s II, No,
coal, pit M surface, acres 4.l6,
value $4,000, amt. tax S7,75. .-...-
Akron Coal Co.. r 9, T 8. s 90. No.
7 coal pit NWl4, acres g., value $4,000,
Akron Coal Co. R .. T 8. 20. No.
Coal Mt. NwK, acres 31.50, value
$3.50. amt. tax s54.sO.
Ball. ]. W., ASSIGNEE, ., T 8. "A,
No. Coal Ela NWM SWA NWA,
acres 124. value $3.50, amt tax S9O6. "a.
Buffalo Coal Co.. r 8. T 3, 8 Is, No.
Coal NWM sWA 10 SWh, acres
60, value s540. amt. tax s5s8.26.
Buffalo Coal Co.. r Q, T g. s 16. No.
Coal & SEH. acres 1897. value
$40, amt tax S740.56.
Buffalo Coal Co, r 9, T 8, Is. No.
Coal SWA, acres 40, value $3.50,
amt. tax $872.45. '.-.
Buffalo Coal Co.. R 9. T 8. 8 16, No.
Coal 2 SEA SWA. acres 1885.
value $740, amt tax S774.76.
Buffalo Coal Co.. ., T s, S Is, No.
Coal Q sEM 8 SWA, acres 1o5.64,
Buffalo Coal Co, Q. T 8, s 81. No.
| 7 Coal 1s NwA 10 SEX, acres 1915.
value $40. amt. tax S736.S9. .
Buffalo Coal Co., R 9. T 8, S 81. No.
Coal 3 NwA Z NEA, acres $3.50,
value $4,000, amt. tax Ss5s.32.
Campbell, John D., r .. T s. S is
No. Coal pt 4 SwA. acres $3.50
|, value $40, amt. tax S438.52.
Grow, Charles and George, r @, T g.
S 10. No. Coal Ii SwA 8 & Q swA
acres 1906. value SLIGO, amt. tas
! S1,140.s3. a
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Williams. Freda and Ada. amt. tar
S0.34.
s4.22.
Mclaughlin. Joie, amt. tax s0.1s.
Keyser. William. amt. tax $1.82,
Hannahs. Joyce Guard. amt. tax
$0.40.
Secrest. Susie, amt tax s1.4s.
Joe Mclaughlin Hannahs, amt. tax
S1.08.
Mclaughlin. William. amt. tax se.5s.
MT. EPHRAIM VILLAGE
Real Estate Property
Barkhurst. Ice, Lot 81, value $1,000.
amt. tax $500.
Gibson. Tessie, Lot IL, 2nd addition.
value $4,000, amt. tax $0.4S.
Gibson, Tessie, Lot IL, End addition.
value $4,000, amt. tax S0.4s
Olive Lodge No. 210 F. & A. M, Lot
43. 43 16 feet, 10 inches, value
$4,000. amt. tax S29.26,
Shafer. Eli, Lot 20. value $4,000,
amt. tax $1.16.
shafer. Eli. Lot 81, value $4,000.
amt. tax $.6S.
shafer. Eli. Lot 22. value $1,000,
amt. tax $3.50.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-05
DELINQUENT LAND LIST

The Lands, Lots and Parts of
Lots returned Delinquent by the
Treasurer of Noble County, with
the Taxes, Assessments and
Penalties charged thereon agree
ably to law, are contained and
described in the following list,
viz:
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-05

JACKSON TOWNSHIP
Real Estate Property

Congdon, Mary, R 9. T s, go, WIZ
swA NWA, acres 20. value 5000.
amt. tax $500.
Evans. Ernest R & Esther M, r 8, 7
s, pit. NEA IS SEA, acres 1905, value
$3.50, amt. tax S56.22.
Evans, Ernest r & Esther M, r Q,
T s, "a. Ia SEA, acres 26.14, value
$500, amt. tax $14.59.
Ogle, Harry, r 8. T s, s 35, MEL
NEA. acres 40, value $40O. amt. tax
$5.72.
Tilton. Mary E.. 9, T s, s 2s, pit.
S1a NEA, acres Is, value $3.50. amt.
tax $2.5S.
Oil & Gas Royalty
Augenstein. Jesse, value $40. amt,
tax S0.5S.
Rubrake, Martin. heirs, value $40.
amt tax $0.56.
Tilton. Mary. value $40. amt. tax
S0.I6.
Wiley, Lawrence. amt. tax SOFT.
Champlin, w. G. H. ct al, amt. tax
s1.5s.
Adams. Charley, Dixon. Eloise. amt.
Lowell Oil Co.. Pierce. C. F.. amt.
tax $49.s6.
DEXTER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
lies, Harry, J., r 9, T 8, IL, 1
nwA. acres rs, value $40, amt. tax
$0.3S.
lies, Harry J., 9. T 8. 2, 1 and
seA, acres 1882, value $500, amt.
lies, Harry j., R 9, T 8, s 2, s
seA, acres 26.07, value $470, amt.
tax s12.s6.
lies, Harry j., r 9, T 4, S 1, 8
SWA. acres so, value $500, amt. tax
$26.19.
lies, Harry J., r 9, T s, S IL, neA
neA, acres 40, value $780,, amt. tax
$l9.26.
lies, Harry J., r 9. T s. S 2, 2
seA, acres 13, value $4,000, amt. tax
$3.97.
lies, Harry j., r 8, T s. S 2, 4
seA, acres z, value $1,000, amt. tax
lies. Harry j., r 9. T s, S IL, nwA
seA. acres 40, value 100000, amt. tax
S14.02.
McKendry, William, r 9, 8, s IA,
neA, acres .25, value $4,000, amt.
tax s7.S5.
Oil and Gas Property
Heisler Drilling Co., oil and gas
property, amt. tax $6.7S.
DEXTER CITY CORPORATION
Dexter City Corporation (unplatted)
Hutcheson, ]. B., r 9, T s, 1, /
e1a Sec pit. acres SAC, value $4,000,
amt. tax $3.50.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-05
BROOKFIELD TOWNSHIP

Public Utility
Cumberland Telephone Co., public
utility. value $40. amt. tax $l4O.86.
Real Estate Property
SEA pit. EI2 SWA, acres 1903, value
$3.50, amt. tax Sass.
Carrick, James. r 10. T g. S 88.
NEA 1 NwA. acres 111.7O. value
$1,000, amt. tax s13l.14.
Carrick, James, r 10, T 8, s 33, 2
NWA SWA, acres 40, value $l,750,
amt. tax $25.O4.
Carrick, James, 10, 8. 90.
| SEA SEA, acres 40, value $500, amt.
| tax $1l.44.
Carrick. James, r 10, T g, 32. IL
amt. tax $6O.O6.
Dickinson, Harley s.. R 10. T 8. S
81. IL SEA. acres 2. value 500. amt.
Hurst. R. B. R 10, T 8. 80. "A
NEA 16 SwA Is SEA. acres 1873.
| value $5,17O. amt. tax s216.O4.
Nichols, Harry & Elva, K 10, T g.
Nichols, Harry & Elva, R 10. T s.
S SS, IL SEA, acres 81, value $3.50,
amt. tax s6.44.
Still, c. M, 10. T 8. S 5. 5 NEA.
acres 1.5O. value $50, amt. tax $7.15.
Trustees of M. P. Church, 10, 8,
S 32, 6 SWA, acres so, value $420.
amt tax $3.50.
Vandyne, D. L.. R 1O.'T 3. S 80, 13
SEA, acres 2O.2O. value $500, amt.
vandyne, d. L., R 10, T 8. 80. 9
SEA acres $50. value $l4O, amt tax
Yoho, Alberta. R 10, T 8. S 27. N1a
SEA SEH, acres 20, value 5000, amt.
Yoho. Homer & Alberta, R 10. r 8,
S 81, SEA SEA SEA, acres 10, value
| $140, amt. tax $500. .
Boyd, Lucille, R 10. T 3, II. No; 3
| Coal 8 NEA, acres 42.S7, value $780,
amt. tax $152.26.
Coal Run Co.. r 10, T 8. S Is, No.
sa7c Goal amt. Pt tsf aEH Hss1ose oHses S'ONO 'A'u
Mid-ohio Coal Co. R 10. T 8. S e
No. Coal NEA NEA. acres 40, value
| $3.50, amt. tax SOTO.
Mid-Ohio Coal Co.. R 10, T g. 2
No. Coal pit SWA NEA acres 4O'6O'
value S37O, amt. tax S72.72.
Mid-ohio Coal Co. 10, T 8, 2
No. Coal pit. swA NEH,. acres 80.
| value 1870. amt. tax $53.O4.
Mid-ohio Coal Co, r 10. T 8, 2
No. Coal pit. NEA SEA. acres H.
value $3.50, amt. tax S2s.46.
No Coal Mt NEN sEH, acres 10,
value 500, amt. tax s17.64.
Mid-ohio Coal CO.. 10. T 8, z
No. Coal pit NEA SEH, acres IL,
! value $llO, amt. tax $21.62.
| Mid-Ohio Coal Co, r 10. T 8, z
No. Coal SEA SEM. acres 4O' value
| $3.50. amt. tax $7O.7O.
Mid Ohio Coal Co, r 10, T 8. 2
No. 3 Coal pit. NEH NEh, acres II,
| value $50, amt. tax s29.46.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-05
ELK TOWNSHIP

IA@A Ao"NSHASE
Public Utility
Lebanon Telephone. public utility,
amt. tax s1l.24.
Real Estate Property
Ayers. John T., z, T s, s II, "a
sw 81, q acres A. value $40. amt. tax
Baume, Lydia M. R 7, s, s 8.
SEA ex 8 acres, acres 141, value
$l,s10. amt. tax s225.4O.
Baume, Lydia M, z, T s, S IS,
! NEh, acres 8, value $50, amt. tax
$4.40.
Blair. Virgil f. charlena. R z. s,
10, Is SEA. acres 80, value $3.50,
amt. tax s54.06.
NE4, acres 20, value S610. amt.
tax S1l.40.
Forshey, Hester. Z. t s, Sc.
NWA SEX NEA. acres 40, value
S400, amt. tax $37.40.
Malbrough, F., r z. T 6. IS, 90
seq, acres 1, value $40, amt. tax
Melton. Theodore. r z, T 6, S 1s,
SEA. acres l, value $40. amt. tax
$0.94.
Love. George. R Z, r 6. S 1s. IL
2 NWH, acres l, valuc $40. amt. tax
$I.34.
Mircale. w. f. or Clara NJ, R Z, T 6.
amt. tax s0.77.
Mircale. w. f. or Clara M, r z, T 6.
s 1S. pit. 4 NWA, acres IA, value $40,
amt tax S1.06.
Needs. Susan, r z. T 6, S 35, IT
SWA, acres 27, value $210, amt. tax
schott, N. ITS. s 2s, swA
SWA 10 SwA, acres $3.50, value
$560.00, amt. tax $22.64.
Schott, N. F., r Z, T s, S 35, SEA
SEA. acres 36, value $3.50, amt. tax
s1I.7s.
6. S 10. EIa NwA, NEA. acres 20.
value $14O. amt tax 1888.
No. Coal SwA NWA pit, acres 81,
value 5000, amt. tax $3.74.
Cambria Stafford Co.. r z, T s, 1s,
No. 8 Coal 8 SEA, acres rs, value
1920, amt. tax S7.86.
Hopkins, Arthur & Edna. r z, T s,
S 18, No. Coal NEA EIa NWA
ex acres, acres l, value $40. amt.
tax 5000
Oil & Gas Working Interest
Becker, Urban H. value s110. amt.
tax s2.O6.
smithberger, R. L., value $3.50, amt.
tax 1886.
Robinson. Jett & Scott, amt. tax
$4.5s.
Larrick, W. H. ct al. amt. tax s7.s6.
Kehl, f. D., amt. tax, $1.S2.
Hendershot, II. A., amt tax S2.98.
Lanburg, Carlos, amt. tax $4.18.
Oil & Gas Royalty
Ayers. Maynard, value $40, amt.
tax 5000.
Lovett. heirs. value $40, amt. tax
$1.1s.
Sprout. heirs, amt tax s2.6s.
Antill, C. M, amt. tax $0.3s.
Huffman, f. H., amt. tax $3.50.
Antill. c. F., amt. tax S1.03.
Schehk. Philip. amt. tax $1.00.
Wichbacher, G. H., heirs, amt. tax
$1.20.
Monroe Bank, woodsfield, amt. tax
Pabst, William. amt. tax S1.30.
Evans, John r., amt. tax S18.05.
Smithberger, ID. F., amt. tax $2.55.
Smithberger, Peter, amt. tax $2.3S.
Smithberger, August, amt. tax s2.99.
HARRIETTsVILLE VILLAGE
Real Estate Property
shafer. wilhemina, Lot 2s. value $40.
amt. tax s0.38.
Shafer. Wilhemia. Lot ID, value
1910, amt. tax $lO.68.
BETHEL SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Parks, F. O., R 7, T s, S 1S, NEA
SEA ex coal, acres 40, value $400,
amt. tax S12.94.
Parks, F. o. & Cora, R 7. r s. S 1s.
SEA SEA. acres 40. value $500, amt.
tax $17.08.
Oil & Gas Royalty
Monroe Bank. amt. tax $1.45.
ENOCH TOWNSHIP
CENTER SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property