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Evening star., 1951-04-12
BY The Associated Press

WINSTON-SALEM, N. c., Apri
12.-Bob Feller's pitching stock
was the highest today since the
Indians started their exhibition
season.
The reason? The veteran
Cleveland righthapder hurled {
smooth seven innings against the
Giants at Atlanta. Ga. yesterday
for his first really outstanding
performance of the year.
Bob famed seven men. three o1
them in order in the seventh. He
granted only six hits-three oi
them infield scratches-and HI
walked just one player.
To Feller, that one good game
happens every spring. At least
one has been the limit. no mora
or less, for the past five exhibi.
ton seasons.
Another Bob-Lemon-got credi
for the 5-4 victory over New Yorl
yesterday. He was tapped for
hit and a run in the eighth ane
retired the side In order in th'
ninth.
The Giants Jim Hearn walked
Shortstop Ray Boone with TIN
bases full in the ninth to fore
in the winning run for Cleveland
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - Pau
Hinrichs. formerly with tn,
Yankees. and Rookie Bill Evan
will divide the pitching chore.
for the Red Sox today agains
the Chicago Cubs Springfield
entry in the international League
Evans and Hinrichs are battling
for the 10th pitching spot or
Manager Steve O'Neill's club ant
their performances here and II
the Boston city series against tht
Braves will decide who stays ur
this season.
The Red Sox made it seven ex.
Evening star., 1951-04-12
Brooklyn Club Big Magnet;
Kuzdvo Opposes Bonkheod

snap his prolonged slump in the
same manner Irv Noren seemingly
has shed his. In his last eight
trips to the plate, Noren has
Iwhacked five hits, including a
mighty sixth inning homer yes
terday. In that inning the Mats
accumulated all their runs on Bob
Ross single, Gil Coan's double
which scored Ross and Noren's
blast over the rightfield fence.
The Mats spotty hitting is dis
turbing Bucky, but of more con-
cern is a pitching staff which has
been murdered and which has
been hit hard by Hudson's absence.
AL Sima, who had presented
Bucky with some of the Mats more
creditable pitching, blended with
the pattern yesterday when the
Reds pasted him for 10 runs on
eight hits. Al couldn't survive the
third inning and Bob Ross took
over to pitch well after shaky
start.
5 Runs in First Inning.
The Reds pounced on Sima for
five runs in the first inning on two
walks, single and three doubles.
They added three runs in the sec
ond on Bob Usher's homer with
none on and Joe Adcock's homer
with one aboard.
After Grady Hatton singled and
Virgil Stallcup doubled to start
the third inning, Harris yanked
Sima. Ross was welcomed with
single by HOWE Fox which scored
Hatton and Connie Ryan followed
with homer over the centerf1eld
fence.
Ross then braced to hold the
Reds scoreless for the remainder
of the game.
The towering Fox held the Mats
to two hits in the first five innings
and allowed them only eight alto
gether. Stallcup led the Reds IA
hit attack with three doubles.
The Mats travel to Baltimore to-
morrow night to battle the Orioles.
then journey to Pittsburgh for
games with the Pirates Saturday
and Sunday before returning here
Monday to meet the Yankees in
the opener.
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(Picture on Page D-2J
BY The Associated Press

BALTIMORE, April 12.-Short-
stop Phil Rizzuto-sore side and
all-will be in the starting lineup
when the Yankees face Washing
ton Monday in the American
League season opener.
And Allie Reynolds and Joe
Page, New York pitching main
stays, do not need surgery on their
ailing f1ippers.
'I think that's pretty wonder
full" Rizzuto said with broad
grin as he and his two teammates
stepped from the Office of DR..
George Bennett, Johns Hopkins
Hospital surgeon, who looked over
their ailments.
New York fans thought that was
pretty wonderful news, too.
The three ailing ballplayers left
the touring Yankees in Dallas
earlier in the week to come to
Baltimore to see Dr. Bennett. who
at one time or another has treated
most of the modern baseball
greats.
Rizzuto, voted the most valuable
Evening star., 1951-04-12
Blackwell Roberts
Pitching Battle Due
In Charleston Today
BY the Asseeiated Press

CHARLESTON, w. Va, April
1.-two of the National League S
best, Robin Roberts and Ewell
(The Whip Blackwell. are sched-
Iuled to put on pitching show as
the Phillies meet the Cincinnati
Reds here today.
1t will be the last outing of the
Phillies' northward trek from
their Southern base at Clearwater,
Fla. The National League cham
Ipions are due to open the annual
three game city series against the
Athletics Friday.
Manager Eddie Sawyer said yes
Iterday he definitely had no desire
to acquire Outflelder Dick Wake
field for the Phils. He said he
thought of taking on the former
American Lacquer last season, but
changed his mind.
Observation-Disclosures Billy
Meyer unveils his 1851 Pirates at
Forbes Field today against the
world champion New York
Yankees.
The exhibition game is one OF
three scheduled for the Pirate ball
park before the season gets under
way at Cincinnati. In the other
exhibition games. the Pirates meet
the Washington club Saturday
and Sunday.
Paul Petit, the southpaw bonus
pitcher who cost the Pirates
100000. is to pitch against the
Yankees before a crowd expected
to exceed 10000.
WINSTON SALEM, N. c.
Monte Irwin. Negro first baseman
of the Giants, is filling the role
as cleanup hitter brilliantly.
Irwin whacked out single and
double yesterday to stretch his
hitting streak to 20 games. His
lstickwork was wasted as the Giants
lost to Cleveland, 5-4.
BOSTON.-The much travelled
Braves will work out in their own
wigwam for the first time this
year today after returning from
the longest road trip in the clubs
history.
Manager Billy Southworth
scheduled the Braves Field drill in
preparation for tomorrow's third
game of the annual five-game city
series with the Red Sox. The rivals
are even up so far.
HOUSTON, Tex.-Marty Marion,
Cardinals manager is keeping his
eye on Rip Repulski and Larry
(See NATIONAL LEAGUE, D-2.)
Evening star., 1951-04-12

just happens there's no opening for him as
regular at this time," ONeill says, candidly.
Also at this point, Pesky could be par
doned for asking, What does guy have to
do to play on this ball club?" Here is Johnny
at 81, fast, good infielder and one of the few
active major leaguers with a lifetime batting
average as high as .3l6.
For six years he's been Red Sox regu-
lar As a rookie in 1912 he hit 33l He spent
the next three years in naval aviation When
he was sprung in 1916 he returned to hit 1886.
During his entire big league career John has
fallen below 800 only once and that was in
Evening star., 1951-04-12
Exhibition Baseball
BY the Associated Press
Yesterdays Scores.

Yesterdays Scores.
Cincinnati (N), IL; Washington (A), 3
Cleveland tAl, 5; New York (Nl, 4.
Boston (Al, g: Columbus tAA). j.;
Philadelphia (A). Is; Richmond (Pied'
st. Louis tA). 1; st. Louis (Nl. 0.
Brooklyn (N] IL Baltimore tIL), Z.
Other games Cancelled. rain.
Todsy's Games.
Brooklyn tNl VS.. Washington (A) al
Washington. (nightl.
Cincinnati (Nl VS.. Philadelphia (N) al
Charleston, w. Va, Cancelled, rain.
,u,S New YORK E n,Sn, IN vs. Cleveland (A al
s.. Louis IN, VS.. Little Rock (sA) a
New York IA VS.. Pittsburgh (N) Al
Pittsburgh, Cancelled rain.
Chicago, tN) VS.. indianapolis (AA al
Boston "a VS.. springheld GIL, al
CHICAGO (AJ vs. Memphis tsA a
Detroit (A) VS.. Birmingham tsA) a
Birmingham. Ala.
Tomorrow's Games.
Washington (A) VS.. Baltimore 1L) al
Baltimore. tnight.
Chicago (NJ VS.. Chicago (A) at Chicago
Boston (N) VS.. Boston (A) at Boston
Philadelphia tN) VS.. Philadelphia (A)
Brooklyn M VS.. New York (A) at New
=, Cincinnati, IN, VS., Indianapolis tAA' al
New York Gm VS.. Cleveland tA} at Nor
folk Va
Evening star., 1951-04-12
GarverPassesUp
'No-Hitter, Goes
Out Voluntarily
Star Hurler Leaves
For Pinch-Hitter Who
Wins Come for Browns
BY the Assoeiafed Press

/ HOUSTON, Tex, April 12.-It
isn't every day pitcher throws
an eight-inning no-hit, no-run
Igame-and mods approvingly when
his manager removes him for a
ipinch-hitter. But that's what
happened to Ned Carver of the
st. Louis Browns.
The ace right-hander victimized
the st. Louis Cardinals here last
night in one of the best mound
efforts of the exhibition season.
Came the last of the eighth inning,
with Brown runner on third base
and one out.
What about it?" Manager Zach
Taylor asked Carver. who was due
to hit.
Carver told him a pinch-hitter
would be all right with him.
Pinch Hitter Delivers.
J.
Taylor sent up Rookie Johnny
IBero, who doubled home the run
that won for the Browns, l to O..
Ironically, Carver is one of the
better hitting pitchers in the
American League and frequently
is used as a pinch hitter and also
lin the outf1eld.
II could have pitched another
inning" Carver said after the
game, which Lou Sleater COM
pleted as a no-hitter by setting
down the Redbirds in the ninth.
But I was getting a little tired.
Anyway. I don't see that it makes
much difference. We won the
game and played good ball doing
! it,"
1t was not perfect game
pitched by Carver. He gave three
Evening star., 1951-04-12
Reds, IL: Mats, 3

Totals 81 s2413 Totals 81 IA 81 T..
Washington ----- 900 003 600 :.
CINCINNATI 534 900 00x-l :.
Runs-Coan Noren, Ross. Ryan t2).
Usher. Kluszewski (2). .Adcock ca, Sehel
fms Hatton t2), Stallcup, Fox. Error
YoSt Runs batted in-coan. Noren e }
Ryan CD, Usher 20. Adcock go. Schef-
fng, Stallcup (2). Fox: Two-base hits
Yost, Coan, Mele, KlusZewski, Adcock
Stallcup (3l Home runs--Noren. Ryan
Usher. Adcock. Sacrifice hit-Coan: Dou-
BILE plays-Dente to Verble to Vernon
Ryan to Stallcup to Kluszewski, Fox tt
Stallcup to Kluszewski. Hatton to Ryan
to Wluszewski Left on bases-Washing-
ton, 5; Cincinnati, s. Eases on balls
Struck out-By Ross, /. Hits-Of Sima
IS IN 2 innings tnone out in third; of
Ross. in innings. Losing pitcher
| Sima
Evening star., 1951-04-12


times in 10 games by Gin
cinnati, the Mats latest de-
feat was a 1873 affair yesterday
at Lynchburg. where they glee-
fully parted company with the
annoying Cincinnati Reds. The
Reds certainly exposed Washing
toms pitching as inadequate, while
their pitchers Debated the Mats
batting averages.
The Mats return home with a
clean up hitter struggling to reach
the 200 level. Mickey Vernon is
batting ,19l, but Harris is curb
ing any inclination to become
Ipanicky. Early last season Mickey
went through the same sort of
slump, but recovered to finish the
season with a .281 figure.
Harris is hoping Vernon will
Evening star., 1951-04-12
Green Meadows Wins

Willard Cole scored IL points to
lead Green Meadows to a 1922
victory over Bladensburg in the
first game of a three-game series
for the Prince Georges County
Boys Club junior title.
Evening star., 1951-04-12

as they wanoped
the Oriol e S,
lit. Preacher
Roe pitched the
first five In
n in g S, a n d
Jackie Robin
son and Rocky
B rid ges hit
home runs.
The Dodgers
came here with
an overall ex-
hibition record
| of 13 victories
and 9 defeats.
Evening star., 1951-04-12
Army Umpire Given
Medical Discharge
For Poor Eyesight
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
CAMP PICKETT, Va. April
12.-It took three burly SER
geantS to escort Pvt. Noel B.
Fuquay off the field after he
umpired a ball game here. It
seems he had called some
questionable plays.
Today the Army revealed
that Fuquay is being given a
medical discharge. The rea-
son? Poor eyesighJ.
Evening star., 1951-04-12
600 Fans Expected Watch Mats and Dodgers Here Tonight
WIN, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCES sTANN

IT'S OFFICIAL NOW Regardless of whether the Boston
Red sox playing at home the road Manager Steve
ONe has decided that his percentage lies in having Lou
Boudreau at shortstop and Vern Stephens at third base
Evening star., 1951-04-12

pHILADELPHIA-The Athletics
arrive home today with Manager
Jimmy Dykes aiming at victory
over the Phillies in the city series.
Dykes named Bobby ShantZ,
Evening star., 1951-04-12

(see AMERICAN LEAGUE, D-2.>
Evening star., 1951-04-12
STANDINGS

(See NATIONAL LEAGUE, DE-.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-03-29
MARION TOWNSHIP

Barnes, Abel W., r 8, T Z. IA
NEA sEA 2 SEA NEA. acres "a
value S1,21O.00, amt. tax S27.14.
Barnes, Abel W., r 8. T z, S IS,
NEA. acres s. value 10000. amt. tax
$2.24. ..
NEA SEA: acres .ss, value $1,000
Dillehay. F. H., R 8, TT. S IL, 1s
NEA SwA, acres 1.12, value $4,000,
amt. tax S0.44.
Hin, Raymond, R 8, Z, IA.
SEA SW14, acres 1880, value $4,000,
amt. tax $500.
King, Wiley w. and Ada A., r 8, 7
Z, s 2, 2 NWA SWl4, acres 4.2l, value
$4,000, amt. tax s7.42.
Watson. Wilmer F., 8, z, ~
- NEA, acres 5, value $4,000, amt
tax, $3.50. .-.- .
wilson, Annie E.. r 8. T 7. s 2. 4
SEA NEA, acres .s3. value $4,000,
amt. tax $35.32.
Weinstein, George L. and Margaret
R Z. T Z, S %, Nla sen sWA 6
NWA, acres 135.19, value $3,150.00
amt. tax $70.6s.
Coal Property
Clark, Norris, Jr., r s, T z, S 2, lot
s, pit. NEA, acres 1870, value $1,000,
amt. tax S1S5.12.
Clark, Norris Jr., r s, T z, IL. Lot
8, S pit SEA- SWA, acres 190.32, value
100000, amt. tax $1,761.35.
Clark, Norris Jr., 8, T z, S IL, Lot
8, pit. SEA pit NEA, acres 26.37,
value $4,000, amt. tax S246.64.
Oil & Gas Property
Curtis, w. E., Wire Fowler ct al.
Cora Farley, value $4,000, amt. tax
$3.50.
Curtis. w. E.. Wire Fowler ct al.
Luna Fowler, value $1,000. amt. tax
s6.07.
Marion Oil and Gas Co., ]. F. Cutler,
value $1,000, anti" tax s2.46.
Marion Oil and Gas Co.. r. D.. Frank
lin, value $4,000. amt. tax s2.92.
Marion Oil and Gas Co.. Homer
Poultin, value $4,000, amt. tax $I3.68.
Marion Oil & Gas Co... p H. Leisure,
value $4,000, amt. tax s13.68.
Oil & Gas Royalty
Fowler, Luna, value $4,000. amt.
Franklin. R. D.. value $4,000. amt.
tax s0.6s.
Cutler, ]. E.. value 10000. amt. tax
s2.24.
Cutler. ]. r.. value $4,000, amt. tax
$0.44.
Leisure. P. H. value $4,000. amt.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-03-29

Hupp, Levina. r 8. T. s. s %, Ii
NEi4i acres $50, value $40. amt. ia,
/ $0.66.
Shilling, Alfred. r 8, T6, s ss. sEsl
SE54. acres 40,. amt. tax $s.s4.
oil and Gas Working Interest
Fulda Oil Co., value s4sO. amt. ia,
| $s.22.
Peoples OIL Co.. amt. tax 1882.
FULDA SCHOOL DISTRICT
Public Utility
Fulda Gas Consumers, public utility
amt. tax $233.50.
Real Estate Property
Wickham, jeremiah Martha. r 8
I z, 32, SWA, acres 8, value $40,
| amt tax $0.90.
Oil and Gas Working Interest
Crock, E. H. Gas Co., value s2.2sO.
amt. tax $3.50.
Graham, o. G., value $1a0. amt tax
1899.
Graham, o. G., value $50. amt. tax
S2.25.
Graham, o. G.. value s21o, amt. tax
$4.76.
Graham. O. c., value $40. amt. tax
Mailer Gas Co.. value s4.sso, amt.
tax $ls4.20.
woodford, Walter c., value $500,
amt. tax $8.S4.
Hupp, Oscar, amt. tax $2.64
King, b. E., amt. tax $2.06.
Luck Oil Co, amt. tax 1924.
Parks, K. w. ct al, amt. tax $2.76.
Peoples Banking & Trust Co.. amt.
tax $2.33.
schockling, William & Lucy. amt.
tax $3.50.
Smith, Frank W., amt tax $i0.6s.
Oil and Gas Royalty
Estadt, Andrew, heirs, value $40,
amt. tax $0.46.
schoeppner, George. value $40, amt.
tax $9.0l.
Boyd. Theodore, heirs, amt. tax
$0.66.
Estadt, Andrew, amt. tax $O.22.
Blake, Henry, heirs, amt. tax $2.29.
Boon, Thomas, amt. tax $0.S6.
Tabler, Allie, amt. tax S0.68.
Bryan, Willard M. amt. tax S0.16.
Hupp, Thomas, heirs, amt. tax $21.0s
Crum, Frank, amt. tax $0.46.
Nau, Adam, amt. tax $0.25.
FULDA ToWN-FULDA SCHOOL
Real Estate Property
Davis, Arthur, Lot 13, Sc corner
"a feet East X IA feet South value
$40, amt. tax $O.22.
DEXTER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Hardesty, Laura ct al, r s, T 6, S
81, Lot 6, SWA SEA, acres .s7, value
$40, amt. tax $685..
Oil & Gas Working Interest
Clay Oil Co., amt. tax $34.36.
Graham, o. g., amt. tax $1.17.
Harper, c. D., amt tax $11.36.
Rowland, c. o., amt. tax $6.42.
Oil & Gas Royalty
Harper L. A., amt. tax $0.46.
Sailing, Leo, amt. tax $0.2S.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-03-29
MT. EPHRAIM VILLAGE
Real Estate Property
NOBLE TOWNSHIP
BELLE VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Public Utility

BELLE VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Public Utility
Mt. Ephraim Farmers Mutual Tele-
phone, Public Utilities. value $140..0 ..00
amt. tax 81 90.
Sarahsviile Farmers Telephone. Pub
lie Utilities, amt. tax $6.38.
Real Estate Property
Anderson. Francis NJ. r 9. T =, S 10,
swA, acres 82.84. value $4,000. amt.
tax $3.50.
Anderson, Francis NJ, r 9, S z, is
3 nei4 13 nwA, acres is. value $4,000.
amt. tax $3.10.
Ava Methodist Church. R ., t 4
S g., 43 seA nwA, acres .02, value
$1,000, amt. tax s0.5S.
Ava Methodist Church, R 9. T z. S 9.
43 seA nw1a. acres 10. value $1,000,
amt. tax $0.98.
B. c. Farms Co., r 10, T 8, S SO, pt
nwA. acres $3.50, value $l,950.00. amt.
Berry, Archena, r 0, -, S %. sk
neA nwH. acres 20. value $4,000. amt.
Buckley, William c., r 9. TT, S 6.
IS nWA, acres rs. value $1,000. amt.
Buckley. Daisy B.. R 8, T 2, 4.
l6 se14 swA, acres 40. value $330.00.
amt. tax S4o4.
Carter. Norma c.. r 8, T 2, S 90,
swi4. acres 81, value $1,000. amt.
tax sofa.
Coyle, Theresa, ct al, r 10. T 8, S IS,
Is nwi4 6 neA, acres $3.50, value
$4,000, amt. tax $49.42.
Coyle. Theresa. ct al. r 10. T 8, s 25,
% swA nela.' acres .S2. value $4,000.
amt tax $l.12.
Davis, Mary E., r Q, T z, S 16, pit
nwH, acres SO. value $4,000. amt. tax
$27.44.
Davis,, Mary e. n o, tt 4. s 8, sw1&
swA ex 4 and 5 pit swi4 swh, acres
Fowler, Benny, X 9. T Z, S 10, II
nwA swl. acres 30. value $1,000. amt.
tax s$IU.zz.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-03-29
BUFFALO TOWNSHIP
Public Utility

Public Util1ty
Sarahsville Farmers Telephone, pub
lie utility, amt. tax $9.02.
Real Estate Property
Beebe, Florence Fannie ct al, r
T s. S 90, NWH, acres 72, value
81 200, amt. tax $66.5O.
Carter. Leo, r 8. T 8, S IT, 26 SWA
acres 4.31, value $50, amt. tax $0.70.
Carter, Leo, 9. 8, IT, q
NWA. acres "a, value SO, amt. ta'
SOLE.
Davis, Arthur. r 8. T 8, S 81, II
SWA, acres 1.5O, value $40. amt. ta:
$1.44.
Finley, wilbert W., r 9, T 8, s 13,
NEA, acres 2, value S24O, amt. Ia
$3.44.
Finnegan. Thomas A.. R Q. T 8. s II
12 NEA. acres l.27. value $40, amt
Finnegan, Thomas A., r Q, T 8, S II
10 NEA, acres 1873, value 500, amt
Fry, Ray, r .. T 8. S 26, 10 NEk
acres 14.42, value $3.50, amt. tax s7.se
Gress. George ct al. r 8, 8, 16
Is NWh. acres 2 value $780, amt ta'
Gress. George ct al, R Q, T 8. s II
SO .NEA. acres 1.5O, value $40, amt
tax $0.72.
Hayes. William F., R 9, T 8. S 80
SWh SWh, acres 40.14, value $3.50
amt. tax $10.72.
LarricE. Charles M. and Olive. r 9
$500, amt. tax s4.5s.
Larrick, C. M. r 8, T 8, S SS, WA
NWA ex Coal, acres $3.50. value
$l,100, amt. tax S15.74. ..-
Long, Elgie C & Beulah. r Q. T 8, S
II. "a NWh. acres, value $b4o, amt.
Marks, Cletus, r 9. T 8. 81. ID
SWI4, acres 1. value $500, amt. tax
$3.50.
Miligan. Philander, R 9. T 8. S II.
%, 29 & 80 SWA, acres 1.20, value
$50, amt. tax s35.60.
Oliver, Inez. 'R 9. 8, s 26, sen
SwA. acres Al, value $3.50, amt. ta'
secrest. John ]. A.. Q. 8. 1s
tax $0.53.
Snode, Charles Martha Jean, r 9
T 8. S 35. NWA 2, 6 NEA SEA,
acres 250.25, value $4,000, amt tax
s94.09.
stifik. Andy. r Q, T 8. S 1s, 3 sw1l.
Tanner. Roy B. & Geneva, r 9. 8,
81, pit NEA SwA. acres 1.s4. value
$500, amt. tax s2.s6.
Wheeler. Raymond K. r 9, T 8, S "a,
SWA. acres $3.50. value s1,400. amt.
tax S27.s2.
Yaw, Ida May. r 9, T 8. S Is.
| NwA, acres 24.6s. value $500, amt.
tax $2.S6.
Akron Coal Co. r 9. r 8. S 90. No.
Coal pit. Z NWA. acres 1925. value
$3.50, amt tax S36.0s.
Akron Coal Co., r 9. T 8. S 90. No.
| Z Coal nt. NV acres 14.4s, value
$3.50, amt. tax s7.40.
Akron Coal Co.. r Q. S IT. No. Z
Coal pit. SS SWA Nia SWA SEA
acres .31.4O. value $4,000, amt. tax
$54.s0,
Akron Coal Co., R 9. II 8. S IT. No.
Coal pit. SEA. acres 1888, value
$140, amt. tax S27.46.
Akron Coal Co.. R .. T 8, S II. No.
coal. pit MA surface. acres 4.16.
value $4,000, amt. tax s7.75
Akron Coal Co., r 9, T 8, 8 20. No.
z coal pit NWi4. acres O., value 5000.
amt. tax 1858.
Akron Coal Co.. r Q. T 8. s 20. No.
z Coal pt.s NWM. acres $3.50, value
s2e0, amt. tax $3.50.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-03-29
JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP
Real Estate Property

Antill. Elmer and Bonita, r 8. T 6
S &c. neA, acres s. value $4,000
amt. tax s5.18.
Brotton, Ida E., r s. T 6, S 90
l3 SEA, acres 40. value $4,000. amt
tax S45.75.
Brotton, Ida F., r 8, 6, S 26,
neA neA, acres 40, value $4,000,
amt. tax $50.52.
Brotton, William Jr., and Robert
5. T 6, s "a, s swA. acres 20, value
S980.00, amt. tax $52.44.
Brotton. William Jr.. and Robert,
r 8. T 6. s %. neA. acres 4, value
5000, amt. tax $8.78
Morrison, James and Clara, r 8, r 9,
$ Is. Is swA. acres rs, value $1,000.
anat, tax S0.18.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-03-29
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, 1951-03-29
JACKSON TOWNSHIP
Real Estate Property

Congdon, Mary, r 9, T 5,sS 80, WIZ
SWA NWA, acres 20, value 5000,
amt. tax $3.50.
Evans, Ernest r & Esther M, r 9, T
s. pit. NE4 Is sen, acres 1905, value
$3.50, amt. tax $56.22.
Evans, Ernest r Esther M, r o,
4 8. S "a, IA SEA, acres 26.14, value
$500, amt. tax $l4.59.
Haga, Orville & Ethel. r 8, T s, S
8, A. SEA, acres 10, value $22o. amt.
tax $3.l4.
Haga, Orville & Ethel. 9, 5, S
8. pit. SEA seq, acres so, value $40,
amt. tax sofa.
Haga, orville & Ethel, r 0. s., S
3, SEA-, acres lb, value $3.50, amt.
tax 1855. ~. :.
Haga. orviile & Ethel. R 9, 5. S
10, SwA Nw4, acres 40, value $500,
Haga. orville & Ethel, R 9, T 5, s
9, Ela NEA, acres 80, value $3.50, amt.
tax S12.58.
ogie, Harry. r 9, T 5, S 35, NEA
NE4, acres 40. value $400. amt. tax
$5.72.
Tilton, Mary E., 9, T 5. 20, pit.
S1a NEA, acres Is, value $3.50, amt.
tax $2.5S.
Oil & Gas Royalty
Augenstein, Jesse, value $40, amt,
tax $0.5S.
Rubrake. Martin. heirs. value $40.
amt. tax $0.56.
TiIton, Mary. value $40, amt. tax
$O.16.
Wiley, Lawrence. amt. tax sO.77.
Champlin, w. G. H. ct al, amt. tax
$1.5s.
Adams, Charley, Dixon, Eloise, amt.
Lowell Oil Co. Pierce, C. F. amt.
tax $49.86.
DEXTER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Haga, orville & Ethel, R 9. s. S
2, z SWA sen, acres Ss, value
$500. amt. tax $2.s6.
Haga, orville & Ethel, r 9. T 5, S
l, SwA, acres 40, value $40o, amt.
tax $5.72.
Haga, orville & Ethel. R 9. 8, S
2. SWA swA, acres 46, value $500,
amt. tax $14.I4.
Haga, Orville & Ethel, r 8. T 5. S
/, 6 SWA, acres Its, value s120, amt.
Haga, orville & Ethel. r 9. T s. S
2, 9 SWh 6 SEA, acres 8, value $50.
amt. tax SLIP.
lies, Harry, j., r 9, T S, S IL, l
nwA, acres .75, value $l20, amt. tax
$0.3S.
lies, Harry j., R 9, 5. S 2, and
3 seA, acres 46.32,, value $500. amt.
lies, Harry j., R Q. T s.. 2. s
sel4. acres 26.07, value S47O, amt.
tax $12.s6.
lies. Harry j.. r .. T 4. 1, 8
SWA. acres so, value $500, amt. tax
$26.19.
lies, Harry j., R 8, T s. IL, neA
neA, acres 40, value $780,, amt. tar
lies, Harry J., r Q. T 5, 2, 2
seA, acres l3, value $4,000. amt. tax
ss.s7.
lies, Harry j.. r Q. T 5, 2,
sell. acres z. value $1,000, amt. tax
lies, Harry j., R Q, T s, S IL. nwA
seA, acres 40, value 100000, amt. tax
McKendry. William. r 9, T 5. IA,
8 neA. acres .25, value $4,000, amt.
tax $7.35.
Oil and Gas Property
Heisler Drilling Co., oil and gas
property. amt. tax $6.78.
DEXTER CITY CORPORATION
Real Estate Property
Hardin. Edith, lot 4S. S pit Chessir,
value $4,000, amt. tax $1.90.
Hardin, Nestor Z and Edith, lot AZ.
Smithson Addition, value $4,000, amt
tax $3.50.
Dexter City Corporation (unplatted)
Hutcheson, J. B., 9, s, s 1, 1
ei@ Sec pit. acres $40, value $4,000,