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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-03-29

West. W. H.. value $4,000. amt,
Cutler. J. and ". K. amt. tau 50. .22.
West. $. A.. amt. tax $3.50.
STOCK SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Bates. Lewis. r g.. II T. 2e, %
NEA. acres 1928, value ssso.Oo. amt
watson. wilmer F.. R s. -. s sa
16 NEA 10 SEA, acres 3s.7s, value
100000, amt. tax ss.5s.
Watson, Wilmer F., r s, T Z. S %
$4,000, amt. tax $4.30.
SENECA SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Watson, Wilmer F., r s. T z, 8,
pit. SWA SWA, acres 80, value sssO. 90.
amt. tax $I6.32.
Watson, Wilmer r., r 8. r z. 10,
WIZ NWM, acres 80, value $1,2S0.
amt. tax $21.12.
suMMERFIELD CORPORATION
Real Estate Property
Brister, William, Lot los, value
$4,000. amt. tax $2.5s.
Brister. William, Lot 110, value
$4,000, amt. tax S2.5s.
Brister, William, Lot Ill, value
$4,000, amt. tax $2.5s.
Cunningham, Nora, Lot 1OI, value
$4,000, amt. tax $1,000.
Cunningham, Nora. Lot 100, value
$4,000, amt. tax $5.14.
Day, Kyle, Lot /, Horton Sia, value
$4,000, amt. tax $4.37.
Frye, Elizabeth, Lot II, pt, value
$650.00, amt. tax $16.T4.
Haines, Wadena May, Lot "a, value
$4,000, amt. tax $62.86.
Hanahs, Ova. Lot 8, value 100000.
amt. tax $5.14.
Hare. Eliza A., Lot co. value $4,000,
amt. tax $46.52.
MeElfresh, Bessie B.. Lot II, value
$4,000, amt. tax, $19.27.
McEfresh, Rhetta, Lot 20. value
$4,000, amt. tax $1S0.31.
Oliver, Flora A., Lot So, value
$4,000, amt. tax $5.14.
Sutherland, Hayes and Villa. (un-
platted), Lot 80. value 100000, amt.
tax $23.16.
Day, Kyle, r z, T z. s 26, II SWi4.
acres .15, value $4,000, amt. tax $1.53.
Rounds, j. S. ct al, r Z, T Z, s 80.
Is SWA, acres so, value $4,000,
amt. tax $1,000.
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sl2'lo.
Real Estate Property
Belts, C. c., Lot So, value $50, amt.
Belts. c. c., Lot 81, 80 40 #. Sc
pit, value $50, amt. tax $3.68.
Griffin. Edward D., Lot 81, value
$50, amt. tax $17.53.
- Griffin, Harry M. & Stella, Lot g.,
Sc 60 #. s1a, value $3.50, amt. tax
sl0.ss.
Griffin, Harry NJ. 1 Stella. Lot 8,
ex SO so. #. Sh, value $1,000, amt
tax $s.1s. -
House. Chauncy, Lot II, value $1sO,
amt. tax $3.s4.
Long, Neil 6 Marie, Lot so, value
$47O, amt. tax $14.22.
Triplett. Sarah A.. Lot 81. value
$3.50, amt. tax sr0.5s.
Unplatted +
williams, Charlotte. r Z, T 8. s 18.
81 SEA- acres so, value $50, amt.
Williams. Charlotte. r Z, t s. 16.
pit. 81 sEks acres 20. value sl2o,
Williams, Charlotte, RI, s, S 16,
pit. SEA, acres .ls. value $40. amt.
tax $780,.
BROOKFIELD TOWNSHIP
Public Utility
Cumberland Telephone Co., public
utility, value $40. amt. tax $140.s6.
Real Estate Property
Beckett. John B., agen, r 10. T 8,
6, NEA' acres 40, value $1,000,
nFra fox
Carrick. James, r 10, T 3. S %,
SEA pit Ela SWA, acres 1903, value
$3.50, amt. tax $16.sS.
Carrick,- James, r 10. T 8, S 33,
NEA i NWA, acres 111.70, value
$1,000, amt. tax $131.l4.
Carrick, James. R 10. T 8, 80. 2
NWA sWA, acres 20, value sl.750,
Carrick. James, r 10. T 8, s 90,
SEA seq, acres 40, value $500, amt.
tax S11.44.
Carrick. James, R 10, T 8, S 80, II
NEA IL SEA-, acres so, value $4,000,
amt. tax $60.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 1885,
value $5,l70, amt. tax s216.o4.
Nichols. Harry & Elva, r 10, T 9,
S SS, 18 SWh, acres 5, value $40.
amt. tax $l.02.
Nichols, Harry & Elva, R 10, T 8.
S 3S, IL SEA, acres 81, value $3.50,
amt. tax $6.44
Stin, G. M, 10, T 8, S s, 8 NEA.
Trustees of M. p. Church, r 10, T 3,
32, SWA. acres go, value $42O.
Vandyne. ID. L.. R 10. T 8. S 80, 13
SEA, acres 20.20. value $500, amt.
vandyne, D. L. R 10, T s, SO. 9
SEA acres $50, value $l40, amt. tax
$s.15.
Yoho. Alberta, R 10, T 8. S 81. Nla
SEA SEA, acres 20, value $500, amt
Yoho, Homer & Alberta, r 10, r s,
S 27. SEA SEA SEA, acres 10, value
$40, amt. tax $500.
Boyd, Lucille, 10, T 8, S Ia, No. S
Coal 9 NEA, acres 42.S7. value $780,
amt. tax $152.26.
Coal Run Co.. r 10. T 8. S Is, No.
8 Coal pit. NEh, acres sSO.40, value
1910, amt. tax S510.S0.
No. Coal NEA NEA. acres 40. value
$3.50, amt tax $70.70;
Mid-ohio Coal Co.. r 10, T 8. 2
No. 8 Coal pit. SWH NEh, acres 4O.60,
value $3.50, amt. tax STATE:
Mid-ohio Coal Co. 10, s, =
No. Coal pit. SWh NEA" acres 3d.
'"ITt Mia. Ohio Ohio Coal Co, R 10, T 8, S 2,
No. Coal pt. NEH SEA. acres II,
value $50, amt. tax $29.46.
Mid-Ohio Coal Co., 10, :, T.
No. Coal pit NEA SEA, acres No.
value $50, amt. tax $17.64.
Mid Ohio Coal Co., X 10, 8, 5
No Coal pit. NEA SEA, acres IL
value $1I0, amt. tax S21.62.
Mid Ohio Coal Co, r 10, 8,
No. 8 Coal SEA seq, acres 40, value
$3.50, amt. tax sTO.70.
Mid Ohio Coal Co, r 10, T 8, s
No. Coal pit. NEH NEA, acres II,
value $3.50, amt. tax S29.46.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-03-29


Home Telephone Co. of Fairview.
public utilities, value $4,000, amt.
/ tax $3.4s.
MT. Ephraim Farmers Mutual Tele-
phone, public utilities, value $4,000,
amt. tax s0.s2.
Real Estate Property
Andrews, Frank S., r 8, T 8, S Il.
cottage only, value 100000, amt. tax
$3.50.
Bates, Ruby l., r 8, T 8, 15, 9
SEA-, acres 72.77, value $1,s50.O0, amt.
tax $30.52.
Bates, Ruby l., r 8, T 8, s Is, 8
SEA. acres 1925, value $4,000. amt.
Bates, Ruby l., r 8. T 8. ID, Q
Swl4, acres 3.37, value $4,000, amt.
tax $0.s2.
Bogart, M. K. R 8, T 8, Ia, pit.
IA NEl4, acres 81, value $1,000, amt.
tax sole.
SEA-. acres 2.22, value $4,000, amt
Carpenter, Otto, r 8. T 8. S So, 1
NW4, acres 1852, value $4,000, amt.
tax $500. -,-.,
Christopher, f. A.. r s. T 8. s SS.
4 NWl4. acres so, value $4,000. amt.
Christopher, f. A.. R 8. T 8. s 2s.
12 NWA, acres 1.50, value SsO.0o.
Miller, Brady, r 3, T 8, S Il, cot
tage only, value $4,000. amt. tax
$2.46.
Hamilton, Ethel ct al. R 8. T 8. SIS.
S SWA, acres 44.s1, value $4,000.
amt. tax $1s.24.
Hamilton. Ethel ct al. r 3. Ts. IA.
pit. NE14, acres 45.1s, value $so0.Oo.
amt tax S21.19,- liz
, Myers. Lee ct al, 8, r 8. s IA,
cottage, value $4,000, amt. tax $2.4s.
Shafer, J. w. and Hester. r 8, g.,
%, NWI4, sen, acres Al, value
$s50.00, amt. tax sl4.02. ...
Oil and Gas Working Interest
Seneca Gas Co., oil and gas working
interest, value $1,4so.oo. amt. tax
s24.42.
Oil & Gas Royalty
Rich. J. B. and J. E., value $4,000.
amt. tax $0.34.
Steel, v. L.. value $4,000. amt. tax
$3.50.
watson, w. S. and Barbara, value
$2S0.Q0, amt. tax $4.62.
Rich. Wallace, amt. tax $1.2s.
Stevens, Roy, amt. tax $0.ss.
williams, Mrs. Frieda, amt. tax 81. 4S.
Hannahs, Lail, amt. tax $0.38.
williams, Freda and Ada, amt. tax
$0.34.
Stevens, Ray and heirs. amt. tax
$4.22.
Williams, Hark, heirs. amt. tax $4.14.
Mclaughlin, Joie, amt. tax $0.1S.
Keyser, William, amt. tax $1.62.
Hannahs, Joyce Guard, amt. tax
$0.40.
Secrest. Susie. amt. tax $1.4S.
Joe Mclaughlin Hannahs, amt. tax
Sl.0s.
Mclaughlin, William, amt. tax s6.5s.
MT. EPHRAIM VILLAGE
Real Estate Property
Barkhurst. Ice, Lot 27, value $1,000.
amt. tax $32.02.
Gibson. Tessie, Lot II, End addition.
value $1,000. amt. tax s0.4s.
Gibson, Tessie, Lot II, End addition,
value $4,000. amt. tax s0.4s.
Olive Lodge No. 210 F. & A. NJ, Lot
43, 43 16 feet, 10 inches. value
Ss3O.O0, amt. tax S2s.26.
Shafer, J. W., Lot 81, pt., value
$1,000, amt. tax S0.34.
Shafer, j. W., Lot Is. pit. value
$4,000, amt tax $6.94.
Shafer. j. W., Lot 81, 1st. addi-
tion. value $1,000, amt. tax s0.1s.
Shafer, Eli, Lot 20, value $1,000.
amt tax $1.16.
shafer. ri, Lot 81. value $4,000.
Shafer. Eli. Lot 20, value $1,000.
amt tax $O50.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-03-29
JEFFERSoN-MIDDLEBURc
SCHOOL DISTRICT

Hupp.. G. W.. r 8. T 6, 2s, NEN
SEA NEA, acres 81. value s700,
amt, tax S12.02.
acres so. value $3.50. amt. tar $is.ss.
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ENOCH TOWNSHIP
CENTER SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property

Chapman, Alberta Ball. r s, T z, S
80, 16 NWA NEA, acres /, value SEQ.
amt. tax $1.74.
Chapman, Alberta Ball. r 8. T z.
80, 81 NEA NWA, acres 1. value $40,
amt. tax S1.54.
Chapman. Alberta Ball, r s. T Z, S
80, 20 NEA, acres /. value $50, amt.
tax $2.41.
Chapman, Alberta Ball, r 8, T Z. S
80, % SEX NWA, acres 7.75, value
$l20, amt. tax 1891.
King, Bingham, r 8, T 7, S SO, 28
NEl4 NE4. acres A, value $50, amt.
tax $2.54.
Wickham, jeremiah, r 8, T z, S, SO,
~ NWA, acres 6, value $40. amt. tax
Sl.32.
Wiekham. Martha, 8. T 2, S 80, 10
NEA SWA. acres /, value. SO, amt.
tax S0.1s.
Oil and Gas Working Interest
Law Gap Oil Co., amt. tax 1884.
CALDWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT
Oil and Gas Working Interest
Graham, o. c., amt tax SO.54.
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i shafers Lucinda. n ., n Z, S rs, No.
Coal SIb SEA NWA, acres 90, value
$150.- amt tax $685.. -.
OH and Gas working Interest
r. L. Smithberger ct al, oil & gas
working interest. amt. tax $1474
r. L. Smithberger ct al, oil & gas
working interest. amt. tax S6.74.
Laurer Oil Co., oil g gas working
interest. amt. tax $4O.34.
Killyer Oil Co., oil 6 gas working
interest. amt. tax SLIT.
CALDWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Knox. Delbert, r Q. T z, s IS. 3
NWA NEA, acres 13,40. value $ilO.
amt. tax $2.42.
CENTER-sENEcA SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Rossiter, Tom F., 8, T z, S 4. SEA
NWA seq, acres 81, value $500, amt
tax $5.2s.
Rossiter. Tom F., r s, q, 4. 1s
SEA, acres rs, value $120, amt. tax
$1.9s.
Spragg, Letha ct al, r 8, T z, s 4,
Eia NEh ex. q 8 NEM, acres GIL,
value S110, amt. tax s1.s2.
sARAHsvILLE CORPORATION
Real Estate Property
Bates, Harry E.. & Laura M, Lot IS,
value S4SO, amt. tax 1852.
Bates, Harry 4. & Laura M, Lot IA,
value $50, amt. tax Sl.69.
Dilley, Noryal, Lot, II, value $40,
amt. tax s5.15.
Dilley, Norval. Lot 1s. value $40,
amt. tax $2.41.
Mason. William, lot S5, Ns, value
$20, amt. tax $15s22. 80
Money. Martha E., Lot a, 18 90
NV corner, value $40, amt. tax S0.76.
Sullivan, H. E., Lot 35, Sla, value
$3.50, amt. tax S3.4S.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-03-29
'BATEsvILLE CORPORATION
Public Utility

Pubic UuHty
Batesvflle Telephone Association.
public utility, valae $500, amt. tax
Sl2.10.
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SENECA TOWNSHIP
Public Utility

Home Telephone Co. of Fairview.
public utilities, value $4,000, amt.
tax $3.4s.
MT. Ephraim Farmers Mutual Tele-
phone, public utilities, value $4,000,
amt. tax $0.82.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-03-29

Flood Harry. royalty, amt. tax
$0.6s.
Flood. William. royalty, amt. tax
$4.5O.
Grimes. Nathan, royalty, amt. tax
1886.
Long. H. c.. royalty. amt. tax
$16.12.
Pierce. William. royalty. amt. tax
s0.46.
Timmons, William, royalty, amt. tax
s0.e0.
Perkins. Florence Rose. royalty, amt.
tax s2I.79.
Floyd, Allen, royalty, amt. tax $2.4s.
Warner, j. F., royalty, amt. tax
s0.6s
House. Joe. royalty. amt. tax $40.
Hunt, Mary E., royalty. amt. tax
S0.92.
Bates. Sam. heirs of, royalty, amt.
tax s2.20.
Gilmore. Nancy, royalty, amt. tax
$3.50.
Watson. Hiram. royalty. amt tan
1894.
Gallagher. Dan, royalty. amt. tax
Edgar. Homer. royalty. amt. tax
s0.46.
Miller. Frank, royalty. amt. tax
s1.5a.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-03-29
Real Estate Property

Sarahsville Farmers Telephone, pu
lie utility, amt. tax $9.02.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-03-29
Oil & Gas Royalty

Finley. Mary ct al, amt tax sl.3s.
Finley, Samuel W., amt. tax S)43.
Shafffer, W. B., amt. tax SIS
Secrest, Elmer, amt. tax $44.l4.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-03-29
SENECA SCHOOL DISTRICT

Cizmar, Mary, r o, T 8, S IS, WIZ
'EA 3 NEA, acres 1925, value
LOO, amt. tax $56.I2.
Drum, A. M, R 8, T 8, "a. NWl4
IEA e: u royalty. acres 40, value
1000, amt. tax $26.56.
Gregg, W. T., r 9, T 8, S 25, SWH
lE4, acres 40, value S400, amt. tax
127.10.
Stevens, J Miles, r 9. T g, s 25,
EA NEA. acres 40. value $4o0, amt.
ax S16.S2
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-03-29
ELK TOWNSHIP

Lebanon Telephone public utility
amt. tax S11.24.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-03-29

81 10000, amt. tax 1907 80.
Mid-Ohio Coal Co., r 9, 7 2. 4. lot
II. pit nwA. acres Is, value $4,000.
M Mid-ohic Coal Co.. re, TT, S a. lot
| 4. pit WIZ, acres go, value $54o.oo. amt.
Mid-ohio Coal Co., 9. TT. S 9. lot
Ii, pt wsla, acres 40. value $360.00.
amt. tax $85.02.
Mid-Ohio Coal Co., R 8, TT s a. lot
2. pit seA. acres d. value sS7o.oo' amt
Mid-ohio Coal Co. R 8. T 2. s Z. lot
z, pit sh. acres $3.50, value $4,000.
amt. tax $18444.
Mid-Ohio Coal Co.. R 9, TT. S 4. lot
2. pit swA, acres %, value s25ooo. amt
Mid~ohio Coal CO., r Q. TT. S 4. lot
2. pit swA. acres 2, value $1,000. amt.
Mid-ohio Coal Co., R 9. TT. s 8. lot
Ia. pt swA, acres SO, value $89OO0
amt. tax $2l042.
Mid-ohio Coal Co.. R 9. T 2, So . lot H
amt. t. tax ssi27s.
Mid-ohio Coal Co., R 9. T Z. s 9.
lot Z. pit sw14, acres 40. value S36oO0,
Mid-ohio Coal Co., R 9. T T. s4.
lot Z. pit seM. acres 80. value $4,000,
Rochester, R 0, T Z, .. lot Z, pit
nwA. acres So, value S5SO.O0, amt.
tax $125.30.
Rochester, 9, T z, 3, lot Z. pit
neA. acres 7s.40. value $4,000. amt.
tax $165.48.
Rochester, r. Q, T Z. S 8, lot Z, pit
nell. acres 7.10. value $4,000. amt. tax
s14.14.
Rochester, Q, T z. 4. lot Z, ut
neA. acres $50. value $4,000. amt.
tax $9.46.
Rochester. R Q. t z. 9. lot Z, pt
seA.s acres 81, value $4,000, amt. tax
$44S6.
Rochester. r 0. T z, o, lot 2. MT
sec .. 10. "a. acres so, value $4,000,
amt. tax Si70.f6.
Rochester. r Q. T z, S Q. lot 7. nj.
sec; and 10. acres ss. value $4,000
/, Detroit. r 10. 8, s 1, lot , =.
neA- nwA. acres 2s. value s25o az
Evening star., 1951-06-03

7 oosted Sandwiches
Make sandwiches of sliced ham
and cheese. then dip into a French
toast batter, and fry in butter or
margarine until both sides of the
sandwich are a golden brown.
Serve with currant jelly, a tossed
green salad, and tea or coffee.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Miss Greenberq
ENGAGED to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Moritz Greenberg
of Chevy Chase announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Lee,
to Mr.. Richard Alvin KRISTEN, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert KRISTEN of
this city.
Miss Greenberg attended the
University of Maryland and is past
treasurer Of Iota Gamma Phi So
rority. Mr.. KRISTEN graduated
magma cum laude from Catholic
University where he received a
bachelor OF architectural engineer
ing degree.
The wedding will take place Sep
tember Is.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Miss DuBose Wed
To Mr.. Wiiun1s

Miss Jennette Bessie DuBos,
and Mr.. Leon Jack Williams wer,
married Friday evening in tn,
First Brethren Church. the Rev
Alan s. Pearce officiating.
The bride is the daughter O.
Mrs. Sue Lee DuBose of this city
and MIR. James r. DuBose of Cor.
lima, Me. Mr.. williams is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w
Williams of Carmody Hills. Md.
After the reception which fol-
lowed the wedding. the couple
left on a motor trip south. They
plan to make their home in this
city.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
'VonciHe HoHey
Weds 1t. Hueston

The wedding of Miss Voncille
Holley and 1t. Robert Thomas
Hueston, U. S. A. F., took place
yesterday afternoon at the Sixth
Presbyterian Church. The Rev.
Earl Franklin Fowler performed
the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Holley. 1t.
HueSton is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas F. Hueston of Eliza
beth. New Jersey.
Following the reception, held at
the 2400 Hotel, the couple left on
a wedding trip to Bermuda after
which they will reside at Abs N.
Henderson road, Arlington.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Miss Nicholson
Becomes Bride

The wedding of Miss Mary Anr
Nicholson and Ensign Andrew Ma.
loney, USN.. took place yesterday
afternoon in Crossman Methodist
Church in Falls Church, the Rev
E. Cecil Gum officiating A re-
ception followed in the church
parish hall.
The bride Is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nicholson OF
Vienna. Va, and. the groom is the
son OF DR.. and Mrs. James E.
Maloney OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Here's q Tipl

When you're making a Welsh
rabbit using a pound of sharp
cheddar cheese. season with two
teaspoons of Worcestershire sauce
for piquant flavor.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Horrisons Return

Mr.. and Mrs. Judson o. Harri-
son returned recently from Fort
Lauderdale. Fla, where they spent
the winter aboard their cruise
yacht, Chups. Mrs. Harrison
left this week for Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1951-06-03

Miss Mary Ann Yeager wa.
married yesterday evening tt
Sergt. Donald B. Iverson, U. S
A. F., in the Hamline Methodist
Church, the Rev. H. w. Burgar
and the Rev. j. A. Leathermar
officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. S. j. Yeager and the
bridegroom is the son of Mrs
Amelia Iverson and the late Mr.
Iverson of Brookings, S. Oak.
After a wedding trip to New
York the couple will reside in New
Castle, Del.
Evening star., 1951-06-03
Photo

MRS. FRANK E. GANTZ, Jr.
The Rev. Edwin Luckett off,
ciated yesterday at the wedding
of Miss Joan Kathleen Bennett
and Mr.. Frank e. Gantz, jr.. in st.
AIMS Church. A reception fol-
lowed at the Broadmoor.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold M. Bennett
OF Middletewn, Pa. and the groom
is the son Of DR.. and Mrs. Frank
R. Gantz of this city.
, 1951-01-11

exhibition with Pat Valentine,
$27,1e5.
Johnny Bratton participated in
the bouts attracting the largest
and smallest crowds Of the year.
On Jan. 20, 1885 fans paid $44,-
O72 to see him lose to lightweight
champion Ike Williams by a TKO
but on Dec. Is, only. 1000 fans
paid $13,376 to see him give his
most sensational performance of
the year-a three round knockout
of Lister FELTON,. Bob Satterfield,
however, headed this latter card.
For the year, 59,951 fans paid
$247,134 to see IBC-promoted
fights in Chicago.
With tn Ray Robinson-Jake
LaMotta middleweight champion
, 1951-01-11
Sports Review
By JIMMIE N. JONES

velope into a good fielder as either
of them. I'd bet he can outrun
any ball player in the league and
to make my word good, any one
who wants to bet 500, send them
around.
Another booster for the new
boy is Earl Shelly, assistant opra-
tor of the Seattle Club, who says
he saw Dom DiMaggio break in
and out of the Pacific Coast
league, says Marquee may develop
into a better centerfielder than
Dom. According to Shelly, the la
tin boy is faster than Dom and
al outrun him and is just as
good in snagging the long fly
balls. The only doubt is the throw
ing between the two since Dom is
considered one of the most &C
curate and longest throwers in the
game.
MARQUEE, while not the throw
ing artist as Dom, is still adequate
for the job. Comparing him with
Sammy Jethroe, the former Cleve-
land Buckeye "Roving Cowboy"
has the jump on the 23-year-old
lad from P. C. by his power from
both sides of the plate since he is
a switch hitter of note as was
shown last season when he belted
10 home runs and was rated the
National League Rookie of the
year." He also clouted 8 triples
and % doubles, Marquee, accord
ing to his record is strictly a line
drive hitter with most of them
singles, but his speed oftimes
stretches his hits into extra bases.
However, he is not an extra base
hitter by swing. 1t will be inter-
esting to watch both boys battling
it out for the regular berth of
centerfielder in the spring train
ing camp at Brandenton, Fla.
come March, 1851.
, 1951-01-11
BY JIMMIE N. JONES

Despite their long friendship,
and the fact they are roomies on
the B S t on Braves National
League team, a battle for the re-
gular berth in centerifeld will be
the order Of the day between
Jethroe and MARQUEE when the
spring training rolls around down
in Bradenton Fla. According to
Billy Southworth, the Braves
manager, 81 will use the best man
for the regular job in center field,
and may alternate both in the
center spot until n or the other
finds a regular job at another
position, depending on his show
ing"
Southworth told reporters, eff
we don't win the pennant, we are
sure of one honor and that is the
stolen base championship with
MARQUEE and Jethroe." The tall
center gardner drafted from the
Pacific Coast league and a ma
tive of Puerto RIGA, is one of the
fastest men in baseball. Last sea-
son he led the PC league with 38
thefts while Jethroe led the Ma
tional loop with 35.
The difference in the fielding
of the two is that Jethroe, playing
his first season as a major Lacquer
made II errors, the most of any
other player in the Senior loop,
while Ma rquez turned in the
most effective performance IN that
field. Del Baker, San Diego Mana
ger from whence came Marquee,
told reporters in the winter meet
ing, "I'm very familiar with the
DiMaggio brothers, both Joe and
Dom. They have both been great
outfielders, especially in center
field, but this boy from Puerto
RIGA, Meaning Marquee may de-
, 1951-01-11
AT THE RINGSIDE
BY LUX VIRGIL OVERBEA FOR AMP

Heavyweight champion Ezzard
Charles will d f e d his title
against Lee Oma, Friday night,
Jan. IL in Madison Square Gar
den.
Charles still is the clever, I'M
impressive looking but effective
fighter he always has been. Oma is
an awkward appearing boxer who
does not have a real kayo blow.
This fight should be easy for
Charles. He probably will open up
by sharp shooting his blows to
slow Oma down. By the fourth or
fifth round the cautious Charles
should be ready for the kill. The
kayo should come around the six
tn round.
This does not seem to give Oma
much of a chance. Oma's career
has been more spotted than a
leopard Ito rehash some old tripe).
, 1951-01-11

His recent rise to the top really
has not been a rise, but the result
of a general drop in the quality of
fighters in the ring.
Oma will do his best, but this
will not be good enough, Friday
night.
The International Boxing club
found Chicago a much more lucra-
tive city financially in 1850 than
it was in 1919, according to Tru-
man K. Gibson Jr., secretary.
Nine shows in 1850, averaged
6,661 fans with $27,459 gate com
pared to an average of $500 fans
and $14,833 CRATE in 1949.
Joe Louis repeated as the top
money raiser for the IBC, pulling
in a gross gate of $47,420 for his
Nov. 20 fight with Cesar Brion.
In 1949, he attracted the top IBC
gate at the Chicago stadium in an
, 1951-01-11

ship bout heading the list, the IB-
c take in Chicago should improve
this year. Bob Satterfield and
Johnny Bratton, both doing very
well, are top local attractions
which will keep the crowds COM
ing.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-21
High School Christmas
Assembly Friday Afternoon

The Dramatics Club will stage a
play entitled christmas Eve
News directed by Miss Rita Don
ahoe for the high school Christmas
assembly on Friday. December p.
Bobby Will, a junior dramatics
member, has the lead as a news
paper boy, Joe, who has a difficult
time convincing himself that il
doesn't take murders and robber-
les to make Christmas important
Only through the Christmas story
and Nativity Scene does he come
to realize the true meaning of
Christmas. Shirley beats. Skippy
Michael and Russell Vir9in have
supporting roles while others in
the cast are: Karen Wild. Bruce
Walton, Mary Alice Melvin. Shir-
ley CleaveS, Doris Steele, joyce
Bradley. Mary Sue Tribbitt. SALLY
Gray, Betty Barteau. Betty Clute
Charles McGinnis, George Warren.
Wilbur Wright, Carol Cataldi. Wv
ian Dankewich. Kit Mitchell. Bar.
6ara Greenwood, Diane Clinton.
June Lindale. Carole Davis. Mary
Jean CULLEN. Connie Peterson and
DOttie Marker.
The Ensemble, under the direc-
ton Of Frederic W. Brown will
provide carolers for the street
scene OF the play.
Cantecn To Be Open
After Home Games
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-21
Caesar Rodney School
News
Senior HOmemakprs
Club Held Banquet

OluD Held Banquet
The Senior Future Homemakers
Club members entertained their
mothers and special guests at "a
Christmas Banquet recently. The
girls prepared the food for the
banquet and made the decorations.
Ruth Ann Johnson, president of
the F. H. A.. presided and welcom-
ed the mothers and guests. Delema
Ross was general chairman for
the dinner assisted by Angilee
DOnOphan, Frances Luff. Anna
RObb, Mabel Kemp. Dottie Lou
Cool, Shirley Supple and Nora
Scott. The cafeteria was decor
ated with Christmas green's by the
tenth grade members of F. H. A.
Nunzia CannizzO and Diane Gin
ton were in charge Of refresh
ments. Catherine Sapp, Marjorie
Weeks, and Ellen Webb were on
the dining room committee. Fol
lowing the banquet a movie Lets
Talk Turkey" was shown. Special
guests included: Miss Emily A.
King, State Advisor Of F. II. A:
Mrs. Frank W. Richardson, Mrs.
w. B. Simpson, Mrs. T. X. Hair
grove, and Miss Janet Ralph. Ad-
visor of Junior F. H. A. Mrs. Flor
ence Y. Smith is the advisor of the
Senior F. Fl. A.