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TREE coon WILL.

Owner will rent q grocery store.
fully equipped, 1244 5th st. NV
Put In stock and start in business
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Restaurant with beer and wine. excel
loc, in nearby Va; weekly sales
$1,000; open 10 am. to II pm;
conditioned; fixtures In excel
cond.; seats rs; has large we'll
sale 'stO At si5..5o6. Terms sO' Available ie
For appt. to inspect call Mr.. Brown
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
3503 NORTHAMPTON ST

OPEN DAILY Q TO 6P.M.
Brick and stone custom built. hall
equipped kitchen with breakfast
nook large living rm., with firepl
and picture window. dining rm
opening onto q screened porch over
looking level Handicapped lot; 8
large bedrrns., 2 tiled baths, stairs
to expansible attic.
Bsmt includes finished recr. rm
with real flrepl., gas a.-c. heat
ittrae lively priced at S32.050. with
only $3.50 cash required.
Out Conn. ave. to Mckinley, rIEt.t
to Nevada, left to- Northamp-on.
right to open sign. REALTY
BROKERS', INC, $500 Conn. ave.,
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HOUSES TO SHARE

YOUNG MAN, to share with 2 stu
dents. all PRIVILEGES; 10 min. Penta-
gon. IA. 2-2S4S. after pm. %
COUPLE will share their comfortable
NV. home. and Steinway grand.
with lady musician. Ia. 7425. -
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

OFFICER. wife and 2 boys
Ghigh school and college age), desire
2 or 2 bedroom unfurn. home not
Eth aEspA1Eesponsible sAi gsH Navy otaicer;
around Bethesda, BY July 1st; l to
Brandywine 3l12. IS
HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in
nearby Maryland or NV. D. c.;
free appraisals; no delay; for COM
plete rental service, phone us today.
PERRY HAY CO. 81. 6242. 10
FURNISHED HOUSE. not more than
Is miles from, Wash, or air-cond.
furn. apt. or house in NV. Wash.
area. with at least 1-bedrm.. liv.
rm.. bath and kit; to rent for
s wks. begin. June II. After 5
pm. call OR; 1875: - -,
EMPL0YE, wife and
children wants 2 or 3 bedroom
house or garden apt. Box 363-D,
TWO LAWYERS, TWO BUSINESS
MEN, best references, desire at
tractively furnished house; close-in
NV. for summer rental or longer
Call DU. 1854 after 6 pm. 81
UNFURN. 3-BEDROOM HOUSE, NV.
or Montg. Co. preferred; max. S100;
lease; responsible family. MI. 2611.
2 OR BEDRM. HOUSE or apt, Ar
lington or Montgomery Co.; S85 mo.
max; couple and 2 children pre-
school age. ia. 8-9205. all day. s.
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APIS. WANTED tcont.I

QUIET. MARRIED COUPLE desires
Nice pvt. home or apt, bldg.
Bethesda or nearby vicinity. S75
REFINED M1DDLE-AGED EMPLOYED
COUPLE desire 1-bedrm. furn. apt. /;
about S75;. Arl. RE. $3.50, Ext. 571,
LADY desires unfurnished 1-bedrm.
or large effic in apt. BLDG. vic. wis.,
consin, Conn, Chevy Chase or Be-
thesda; up to $75. Phone WO. 4731
after 7 pm. --S
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

Located in a quiet square
ideal family" home-within
easy walking distance of Will
son High. Alice Deal Junior
and Elementary Public Schools.
Living room about 2Sx15 with
fireplace and built-in book
cases. dining room 16x25. mod
ernized kitchen, pantry. TILE
LAVATORY. 2 porches; 2nd
floor has 4 delightful bedrooms,
Ia baths, glassed-in porch; 2
finished rooms and storage
space on 3rd floor. PANELED
GAME ROOM. Oil heat. Large
garage. It is situated on
beautifully Handicapped lot with
90-foot frontage. Priced at
S27,5OOl To inspect (even-
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

LUXURY RAMBLERS
Why complain of Washington Swelter-
ing summer heat when you can live
comfortably right near delightful
Rock Creek Park in Chevy Chase,
D. c.? Are you looking for that
Dream Rambler? l am erecting q
quality Job based upon many years
OF experience IN architectural design,
construction engineering and con-
tracing. Drawing upon such rich
experience these S37, 500. $40. 900
ramblers have all the Carefully
planned details you have long
dreamed about. You may preview
the construction well under way,
bJ appointment you may arrange
To- see similar rambler now,
ST. 1888; Sat. and Sun, EN-. 1881.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
Detached brick Colonial. situated on
lovely corner lot; powder rm. on Ist
n. also large screened porch; 4 bed
rms. on End f.; stairway to finished
attic: auto. h.-w.h.; detached ga
rase; close to transp., schools and
shopping. Priced under S24. 900 for
immediate sale.
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE
EN-. 6871. Ewes, OR. 9428
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GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN
2 HOUSES
Living dining room, kitchen, 2 bed
rooms, 2 baths, gas heat, tcrraceo
garden; 1928 per month.
River view; immense living room, din
ing room. 8 bedrms., 21a baths, ga
rage, terrace, modern kitchen. $3.50
Ewes, Ii. 6.2700.
ROXANA B. DORAN
3245 P St., AD. S9l2.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

yILLAGE-AAttras; &C! "A! asr row
excel cend.a; 3 bedrms,: It'll: Tile bath: bath:
terms; Gan Mr. Penaq; Ia "a. $4,000
RaoSE 3I isSS2asD SS2assh exsi xVE. REX afs near So
apsss Dsso'" ns;' rms, sSsths Sashs: % inelosed
porches; fireplace; oil heat; price.
VIM. r. THoRoWdooD, DE. 0s17;
SALE BY oWNER-putch Colonial
stuceo: . story. 8 bedrms.. din. rm;,
IN in.tte F and sSn p5amntrspa pam fu fi' osm MIN
freproof garage; house completely
awnings sl5s.ss6o. 1910 Oath st.
cofoNfAI- 9ifii Mli SoRcH Segs; BR1cK-rn loo
for H't the e first Fl; Tim, time; S 8 large rms. Il
cellar with 30-ft. knotty pine rec.
HENsTEIN BROS. FIR. 5000; ewes.
4Seo 800 4BtR BfR. EASTERN AVE. Brick,
center entrance, detached, 8 bed
rms. inmed. poss. call T, J. LANE,
j. Ma. 943s or NO. 7719. II
detached b rm. frame IN Wonderful
locality; s,.n Ideal s,,: yard ior chi children.
SMITH REALTY, AP. 01oo.
3-STORY BRICK BLDG. excellent
condition. with 3 apts.; 2-car garage;
oil h.-w. heat. gas h.-w.. heater;
bargain price of $13,500, Located
on e st. ne, approx. 9 blocks from
Capitol. WALTER NJ. BAUMAN,
1727 e st. NV. MA. 0529.
MICHIGAN PARK, 1900 block Gala
tin st.. ne. OF Sargent rd.-.Wood-
ner-built 6-rm. semidet, , hriSs; tile
Less than Q yrs. old. Lots Of extras.
S15.950; reas, down payment and
assume FLA loan, $1,000 payable
$77 per mo: incl. ,eeyeryStahIinTs. Ca Cal
~ KRETsINGER REALTY
340S 18th st. NE. co. 1A2.
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ARLINGTON

A1ELl1VO ION
1901 North Taylor st.-AttrAc. furn
det. brick home; 2 bedrms. sun
porch. recreation rm. fenced yard
oil heat. teleyision; all for 1925
ssE int Aya to aR1Hs ISsDsss snne ee. Ell
2193 today.
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th St.. DI. 0222
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WINDY HILL

Aaryland-June Is to Labor Day.
GNmpleteiy furn incl p;e Itnens silver
historical farmhouse, completely re-
stored, situated on 3h acres; liy
rm., fireplace. din. rm., library with
fireplace, small study, 3 bedrms.,
baths, modern, well-equip. kit;
bsmt. contains deep freeze, auto
metic washer. ironer, etc. Guest
cottage has liv. rm., bedrm., small
kit. and bath. Two-car Diet. garage.
per mo. Call Mrs. Plattan, DE. 41O1;
ewes, King S-6173.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
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COIORED-7O3 9Th ST. NV; .
bedroom apt; imm. occup.; SS1 so;
cSEoRESy,siGs csd15ss Only; Gal cLfTr6S ST 5sss sr
Modern building. 2-room, kitchen
and bath apts. SSS to S95.50 per
mo-; select clientele. No children
Supertntendent on premises THOS
>. FlsHER, & GO, INC. 73s 18th
COLORED-3 RMS. KIT. AND
BATH, End A.; adults only; refs
reg; $50 mo. MI. 4516. B
COLORED-TWO RMS, kit, share
bath. 929 o st. NV. May see the abt.
$3.50 pm. Thurs. One child accept
able.
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

443l Garrison st. NV.
D. C.-Very attractive brick,
3-bedrm. home; recently re-
decorated; oil INV. heat: full
bsmt. Screened-in porches on
both floors; 4th extra bedrm.
in basement.
Blooming flowers, trees and
shrubs; 2-car parking area on
alley; storm windows included.
Ideal for children; walking
distance Of all schools and
shopping; bus at corner.
Extremely goS yell ananced; as
only 4qe; S74.45 mo. Priced
for quick sale at $4,000. Call
YELLOTT & co.
1924 Eye st NV. Realtors MA. 04S4
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Owner desires quick sale for this
semidet.. all-brick home: block
from Conn. ave. Center-hall en-
trance, g large rms. 3 bedrms., 2
tie baths on 2nd. A.; huge knotty
gas a.-c. heat; S1s,95O. BY apDt.
only Call Lewis Brown, ALDON
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CLEVELAND PARK

CLEVELAND PARK
A. most attractive white brick CO.
lonial home. ideally located in an
area of fine residences. Featured
are 6 rooms. 2 baths, plus finished
3rd f.: recreation room In base
ment; built-in garage; oil h.-w.h.
PHILLIPS. CANDY a. FULLER. INC.
lO12 18th NV. ST. 24OO.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Center-hall, Colonial. det. brick; cor.
lot; 8 well-pIoportioned rms, Powder
on 2nd f.: porch, garage, attic; 2
blocks from Conn. ave. conv. to
schools and transp. Priced to sell.
To inspect, call Mr.. Denton. MA.
2O4O; after 5 pm, WO. 4444.
L. E, BREUNINGER g. SONS, 1880
z ST n ~ MA oO1n 3
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2-FAMILY
Large Bungalow

Large Bungalow
NEAR COOLIDGE HIGH
A splendid 3-bedroom home.
excellent environment, beau
tifully Handicapped lot 40xl5O,
living room with fireplace. din
ing room, kitchen, pantry
full cellar, oil heat, 2-car ga
rage; priced at S15.75O. To
inspect ewes, call
MR. FARR-0I, TIA
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
st. AIMS Parish. Immed. occupancy
on this vacant home in new-house
cond. Six rms, " baths, full bsmt..
terms. available. Mrs. Tombaugh,
WO. 1904 or OR. 4232. INEZ
cUSHARD. Realtor. %
CATHEDRAL AREA-A most attrac-
tive Colonial brick home, consisting
of verv large center hall, liv. rr
with fireplace, din. rm., lge. Ii
brary and kit. 2nd fl. has 4 bedrms..
2 baths. There are 2 bedrms. and
fiaestone patio, lots Of shrubbery
and cookhouse: full bsmt., hot-water
heat, maids rm. and bath; scar
det. garage. Eyes, WI. O1s2.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC. OIL. 1865.
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HoUsEs-SALE-N.E. tcsn..)
BRENTWOOD VILLAG]
MICHIGAN PARK

ATT 7th ST. NE.
Streamlined modern semi
det. brick home in new condi-
ton. Only / n yrs. old. Lo-
Gated in peaceful residential
district. Has 6 perfectly ar
ranged rooms, Ia baths, plus
full dry bsmt. with finished
rec. rn1., separate storage rm.
and laundry room. Anchor
fenced yard adds safety for
children. Priced below cost
for immediate sale. Can be
seen ewes, Sat. or Sun. Please
Dhnna for appOipfpaapf
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.obert !. McKeeYer Co.

Shoreham Bldg, MA. 1850
YES. sat. or Sun: please call Mr..
SeiRel At Ii. 4-43os
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IGruver Construction Co.
1925 Georgia Ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
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COLORED-$750 DOWN
VACANT-13th & C NE.
The cleanest house you have ever
seen; beautiful hardwood fls., con-
crete frt. porch, 6 rms, auto heat,
lovely modern kit. and bath. Hurry,
1t will go. FIRST NATIONAL
REALTY. RE. 1851 or AP. 1890.
Evening star., 1951-06-07

COLORED
Near N. Capitol and r. I. ave. g.
rm. brick home in fine cond.; liv,
rm.,. din. rm.. mod. equipped kit,
pantry. back porch, pvt bedrms.
1 "a baths. full basement: oil h.-W h.;
nice yard; garage.
PRICED RIGHT!
CAMPANELLA & CO.
Ex. Alb; ewes, 81. S066.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-01
cGB Officials
Are Promoted

Promotions of eight members
of The Cleveland Graphite
Bronze Company's Engineering
Division were announced today
by H. w. Luetkemeyer, vice
president.
Edwin Crankshaw, assistant
chief engineer since 1916, be-
comes chief engineer for product
and design. Mr.. Crankshaw came
to Cleveland Graphite Bronze as
product design engineer in 1912
from the General Electric Com
pany at Lynn, Mass. He is a
member of The Society of Auto
motive Engineers, American
Society of Mechanical Engineers
and American Society of Lubric-
alton Engineers, and is the latter
organizations liaison represent
ative to the Society of Auto
motive Engineers.
Joseph Palsulich, staff engi-
neer, and Richard j. Schager,
assistant chief product engineer,
are advanced to assistant chief
engineers, Mr.. Palsulich special
izing in aircraft bearings and
allied products and Mr.. Schager
in automotive and Diesel prod
ucts.
The other promotions are
Joseph F. Cerness, from senior
metallurgist to chief metallurgist,
W. N. Goldenbogen, from senior
chemist to chief chemist; Will
bert H. Morrison, from senior
metallurgist to assistant to the
director of research, and Harry
Pochapsky, from senior electro
chemist to chief electrochemist.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-01
Congress Hikes
Postal Rates

Congress has voted to raise
the pay of 100000 government
employees, and boost many postal
rates.
The house and senate Friday
whipped through three separate
bills covering the pay and postal
increases. The pay raises total
$673,000,000 a year; the postage
increases $11IOO0,0O0. They in
clude boosting the price of the
penny postcard" to two cents.
Assuming that President Tru-
man signs the legislation, pay
raises ranging from $500 to $500
a year will effect, restroactive to
last July /. The new mail rates
on postcards and special services
will begin next Feb. l, on second
class mail April l and third class
mail July |, 1852. Sealed letters
will continue at the present
three-cent rate.
The pay raises would mean
$400 year for most of the $780,
900 post office employees, with
raises of $500 for some postmast-
ers and supervisors.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-01
Name Winners In
Safety Contests

Four boys and girls who know
safety and can talk about it
were named winners in two
contests during the 34th Ohio
Club Congress last week.
Wanda Lee Aston, Carroll
county, and Walter Joseph, Sen
eca county, will go to National
All Club Congress in Chicago,
November ID to 80, as result of
their safety talks.
Miss Aston, 16, is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Aston
of Sherrodsville.~ She belongs to
Dellroy Thrifty Makers and Dell
roy Livestock clubs and is vice
president of one. A junior in
high school, Miss Aston has per-
formed All demonstrations for
five years. This is her first year
in safety competition.
Joseph is II years old. His par
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. Walter o.
Joseph of Green Springs. His
projects, beginning in 1914, have
included hogs, wheat and corn.
He also is Boy Scout senior
patrol leader, FHA president and
assistant superintendent of Sun
day school.
In another contest, public
Melba Worthington,
Franklin county and Edward
Core, Logan county, were named
winners. They received a chest of
silverware and a wrist watch as
awards.
Eight boys and eight girls COM
peted in state finals of speaking
contests on the subject of safety.
Earlier they had been chosen dis
trict winners. More than 1000
boys and girls competed for
awards, according to John T..
Mount, assistant state All club
leader.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-01
3 er m o elite

The story is told of an old her
NIT who wanted to have an olive
tree near his hut. He planted a
STRIPPING, and soon he began
asking God for rain. His prayers
were answered. God responded
also when the hermit prayed for
warm sunshine to help his tree
grow. But in the end the tree
died.
With this. experience in mind,
the hermit was naturally curious
when he visited fellow solitary
and found a thriving olive tree
by his cell. He told his friend
how he, too, had tried to grow
a tree. He related how, when he
thought the tree needed rain or
sun, he prayed to God and was
answered.
God" he said, granted what
l thought was good for my tree,
and yet it withered away"
His brother monk, turning his
gaze toward the goodly plant in
his tiny garden, replied: "And I,
friend, simply left the tree in
Gods hands, because He knew
better than / what it needed"
No one has to be told WHICH
of the two monks was the wiser
and saintlier: the hermit who
tried, as it were, to place God
at his beck and call, or the one
who was content to let God work
according to His own plans and
desires.
The real lesson of this story is
that complete conformity to
Gods will is not only the proper
attitude, but the one that alone
leads to ultimate happiness and
success. With God all things
work unto good.
Newspapers selling for penny
apiece were begun in the 1905.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-01

A son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Bailey of Cleveland, formerly of
Belle Valley, Eddie Bailey has
served for the past year as a
photographer for The Journal
and Noble County Leader. A
graduate of Belle Valley high
school, he attended Ohio Univer-
sity, Athens, for two years and
Southern Methodist University
for two years. He served during
World War II with the Army
Signal Corps. He is now employ
ed with Commercial Fuel com
pany and is married to the
former Bonnie McCauley of
Caldwell. They reside in Belle
Valley.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-01
Real Esiafe
Transfers

Clayton Mckee, sheriff, to
Ernest Davis, Center township.
80 acres. Sheriff's deed.
Herbert and lola Groves to
Blaine S. and Doris L. Way,
Jackson township, 90 acres.
Minnie Richards, deceased. to
Albert Fl. Richards ct al, north
Belle Valley, lot l25. Affidavit
for transfer.
Albert Fl. Richards ct al, to
Andy Mishlan, north Belle Val
ley, lot 125.
George L. Weinstein, deceased,
to Mary S. Weinstein ct al, Sum-
merfield. Affidavit for transfer.
Mary S. Weinstein, ct al. to
Father Anthony Michel ct al,
Summerfield.
Henry and Clarence Schott.
executors to Robert Schott. Elk
township acres, 1925. Executors
deed.
Ed Schott ct al to Robert
Schott, Elk township, 102.85
acres.
Jessie Marquis to James B. and
Mamie E. White, Olive township,
77.17 acres.
Wayne w. and Helen NJ. 5hill-
ing to Union Carbide and Car
bon Corp, Jefferson township,
50 acres.
]. F. and Blanche Archer to
Paul E. Archer, Noble township,
27.14 acres.
George L. Weinstein, deceased,
to Mary S. Weinstein, ct al, Mar
ion township, affidavit for,trans-
fer.
Mary Weinstein, ct al, to
Father Anthony Michel, ct al,
Marion township.
Prudential Insurance Co., of
America to Patrick d. Cannavan,
insurance license.
Thomas and Darlene Edwards
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-01

Colonial newspapers were the
mainstay of the movement for
independence. 80
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-01
Revival Service
Al Ava Church

The revival meetings at the
Ava Methodist church will close
this Friday evening, October 26.
Rev. Joseph S. Long, pastor of
the First Methodist church, of
Bridgeport, has been bringing
the messages.
The service on Friday even
ing will be an illustrated lecture.
Pictures taken by Rev. Long
while serving as chaplain in the
army will be shown. They will
include scenic spots, war des-
truction in Germany, United
States military cemeteries and
the Infamous Dachau concen-
tration camp.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-01
Probate Court
News

Waiver of summons and con-
sent to sell filed in the land sale
of Hazel Daley, administrative
of Charles Daley, VS.. Hazel
Daley ct al.
First partial account of S. c..
Brown, guardian filed in the
guardianship of Martha Ann
Moore. For hearing Nov 80, 1861
at 1000 a. m. =
Petition for order to sell bonds
filed and orders issued in the
estate of Laura M. Upton, de-
ceased.
Declination filed, bond approx
ed and filed, and letters of ad-
ministration with will annexed
issued to Thomas A. Watson in
the estate of Garfield B. Watson.
Affidavit in lieu of schedule
of claims filed in the estate of
Frank Mack. Estate not subject
to tax filed. First and final ac-
count of Susie Minyo, admins
tratrix, filed. For hearing Nov.
80, 1851 at 1000 a. m.
Inventory and appraisement
filed in the estate of John Tom
.cho.
Waiver of summons and con-
sent to sell filed in the land sale
of Florence Mckee, administrat-
rix of A. w. Holster, plaintiff VS..
Harry Holster, ct al, defendant.
Fifth partial account of
George Amos, guardian, filed in
the guardianship of Margaret
Elaine Archer.
Fifth partial account of L. E.
Young, executor, filed in the
estate of Catherine Young. For
hearing, Nov. 80, 1851 at 1000
a. m.
Inventory and appraisement
filed in the estate of Doris
Hutcheson. Application for trans
fer of real estate filed. State
ment in lieu of account filed. For
hearing Nov. 80, 1851, at 1000
a. m.
Estate not subject to tax flied
in estate of Doris Hutcheson.
Estate not subject to tax filed
in estate of Saloma Fliehman.
Application for transfer of real
estate filed and certificate issued.
Affidavit in lieu of schedule of
claims filed. First and final ac-
count of Kelton L. Fliehman,
executor, filed. For hearing Nov.
80, 1851 at 1000 a. m.
First and final account of Rol-
land Elliott, guardian, filed in
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-01

The first paper in North Dako-
ia appeared in Bismarck in 1873.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-01

to Bennie Haga, Jr. Belle Val
ley, lot SO.
Harriet Peters, deceased. to
irwin G. Peters, ct al, Beaver
township, 54.67 acres.
Clara and S. L. Dennis to
Sylvia and Arthur w. Bryan,
Olive township, ! acre.
Ray Shepherd to Frank and
Lulu Shepherd, Beaver township,
13 acres.
Fronia White, deceased, to
Harry T. White, ct al, Brock
field township, 80 acres. Certifi-
cate for transfer.
Horace B. Mckee to I. M. and
Helen Ehlermann, village of
Caldwell, 08 acres.
The Caldwell Building and
Loan Co, to William Dayle and
Carol McAuley, village of Cald-
well, IS acres.
Mary Sorg, deceased, to Ben
Sorg, ct al, Stock township, 22.60
acres. Affidavit for transfer.
Ben Sorg, ct al, to Marjorie
Sorg, Stock township, 2260 acres.
Ben Sorg, administrator of
Henry Sorg, to Marjorie Sorg,
Stock township, 130.35 acres. Ad-
ministrator's deed.
George Denman and Emile
Martin to Craig Cleary, Jeffer-
son township, 20 acres.
Bernard L. and Juanita john
son to Chester d. and Edna Por-
ter, Florence addition, lots 1873,
l89, 100, l91, 209, 2l0, 211.
Frank and Bernice Van Fleet
to Floyd H. and Stella Stern,
Marion township, 35 acres.
Blain S. and Doris L. Way to
Bernard J. and Elizabeth Mar
iorie Sailing, Olive township, lot
19.
Doris Hutcheson, deceased, to
Lola Hutcheson, village of Cald
well, part of lot 48. Certificate I
for transfer.
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the guardianship of Frela Elliott
Harmon. For hearing Nov. 30,
1851 at 1000 a. m.
Order of public sale returned
and filed in land sale of Ben
Sorg, administrator. with will
annexed of Henry Sorg VS.. Ben
Sorg, ct al. Entry confirming
sale ordering deed and distribu-
ton filed.
Schedule of claims filed in the
estate of Henry Sorg. For hear
ing Nov. 80, 1851. at 1000 a. m.
First and final account of Ben
Sorg, administrator, with will
annexed, filed. For hearing Nov.
80, 1851 at 1000 a. m.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-01

Newspapers selling for a penny
apiece were begun in the 1905.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-01
TO PITTSBURGH

Ronald Wysearver of Beaver
township entered his fat steer
in the Junior Livestock show to
be held at Pittsburgh, Pa, Tues
day and Wednesday, Oct. 30-31.
A son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wyscarver, he was accom-
panied by his father and grand
father, Ellis Long.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-01

Miss Florence A. Orr, daughter
of Mrs. Effie Orr, Main street,
has served as society editor for
The Journal since March, 1947,
A graduate of the Caldwell high
school, Miss Orr also served
with the Women's Army Corps
during World War II. In addition
to her newspaper duties, Miss
Orr is the bookkeeper and
receptionist.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-01
FATALLY INJURED

Fred Gerber, 62, of Warner
was fatally injured Saturday
morning when the farm tractor
he was driving turned owed on
U. S. Route 81, near Lower
Salem. Funeral services were
held Monday afternoon at the
Universalist Church near Lower
Salem, and burial rites were in
Salem township cemetery.