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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-03-13
Rush On Auto
Siickers Here
Slowing Down
Registrar Estadt
Reports Only sos
Have Been Issued

There have been 500 auto
stickers issued TO Noble county
car owners, according to a check
ct the office of Registrar Frank
EStadt, East street.
In addition to the above, a few
truck and trailer permits have
been issued but applications in
this department are extremely
slow.
Registrar Estadt also pointed
out that car owners are very slow
this year in making application
for the new 1852 stickers and un-
less the pictures changes this
week, there will be the usual
"deadline" rush.
There were 81 stickers issued
last Saturday and Sc on Monday
Of this week.
Estadt pointed out that ap-
proximately 2l00 stickers will be
issued before March 81, which
means that only one-fourth the
car owners in this county have
made application.
Sgt. Harold d. Stottsberry of
the Bates Hill community, who
purchased the first sticker is
sued in this county, is now en-
route to California, where he
will be stationed. Stottsberry
just recently returned from over
seas duty in Korea.
Registrar Estadt also said
today that any one changing
from farm trucks to commercial
use must bring their old plates
with them, when they make ap-
plication.
This also holds true for car
owners who are converting from
commercial use to farm use.
The old plates r to be
brought into the local office and
will be left with the registrar.
Car owners are again remind
ed that now is the time to make
application for the new sticker
and thus avoid the last minute
rush.
Truck and trailer permits can
be purchased only in Caldwell
but stickers may be obtained at
Batesville or Belle Valley.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-03-13
Graphite Bronze
Adds Machinery
TO Local Branch
Interior Construction
Scheduled To End;
Landscapping To Start

More machinery arrived this
week at the Cleveland Graphite
Bronze Co. branch plant, south
of Caldwell, according to John
Mckinley, plant manager.
The Is new machines which
arrived this week are supple
mentals to the bushing and
washer departments. They will
be erected and put into operation
this week. Both departments are
now operating with a full COM
plement of workers.
Plant Manager Mckinley stat
ed today that the interior con-
struction on the large, sprawling
brick building will be complet-
ed next week. This will termin-
ate a large portion of the work
being performed by the out
side tradesmen.
Work toward the completion
OF the clevite and bi-metal lines
will continue until readied for
the final installation of the huge
furnace and rolling equipment.
1t is expected that several
months will be required before
this phase of the local operation
is actually completed.
The office section and con-
ference rooms are now finished
as is the cafeteria room. Just
when the cafeteria will be put
into operation depends entire
ly upon the workers.
Mckinley stated today that
plans are being completed for
landscapping the grounds sur
rounding the plant. This is ex-
to assume major portions
Continued on Page Two)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-03-13
Bakers To Have
Family Night"
Will Feature Movie And
Stage Entertainment

Wednesday, March 26, has
been selected as the date for the
big free family party show spon-
sored by Bakers Sales & Service,
local International = Harvester
dealer.
This big annual event has be-
come traditional with the Bakers
Sales & Service as a means of
expressing thanks to the COM
munity which it serves, Friends
and customers are always pleas
ed when family party time rolls
around each year because they
know they are in for a big even
ing of fun and fellowship.
This years party will feature
Ia two hours of top-quality
Entertainment. Colored movies
q cartoons for the entire fam
lily plus an outstanding stage
show of some of the country's
finest entertainers.
This family party is, as al
ways, free to all corners and will
be completely void of sales talk
or advertising. The Caldwell
high school auditorium is where
the party will be held and for
the convenience of all, two shows
will be held on that day, one at
300 and the other at 800 o'clock.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-03-13

within the petition.
The Noble county commits
sioners accepted the petition,
Monday, and have designed
Monday. May Il, as time for
hearing the petition in their Of
flee in the courthouse. The hear
ing time has been set at 100
o'clock p. m.
Although there is some objec-
ton to annexing the territory to
the village of Dexter City, there
is every indication now that il
will be favorahly received and
the petition granted.
According to the petition, now
on file with the county COM
missioners, the parcels of land
which the petitioners wished
annexed to the corporation in
clude the following:
Union Carbide Corporation,
14.42 acres; G. r. and Cora Ham
ilton, 1910 acres; Dexter City
lots S, 4, 3, 2, /, Is, IA, l3, IL, IL,
10, and part of Long street:
Pennsylvania railroad, includ.
ing 1902 lineal feet of track and
right-of-way, all of which is
located in Olive township.
J. S. Nice ullough, 100 acres
less highway and right-of-way
Dexter City school, sos acres
Ernest Antill, $40 acres anc
Pennsylvania railroad, 1885 line,
al feet of track and right-of-way
all of which is located in Enocf
township.
c. R. and Cora Hamilton, 4.8(
acrcsy located in Jackson town
| ship:
, This roughly means the add
ton of 40.67 acres to the cor
poration, plus the village lots anc
lineal feet.
A check of the tax duplicate
also reveals that such an annex
alton would not mean any in
crease in taxes to the presen'
property owners living outside
the corporation if the petition is
granted.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-03-13
Two EnIislees
Leave For Camp

Two enlistees left Monday
morning for naval training at
San Diego, Calf.
They are George Morgareidge,
son of Mrs. Mary Morgareidge,
North street, and Deb. Richard
son, a son of J. F. Richardson, of
Florence Addition.
Morgareidge was employed by
the village of Caldwell and is a
graduate of Caldwell high school.
Richardson was formerly en-
ployed at the Cozier Container
plant.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-03-13
Pullmotor Emergency Unit Made
Available To Caldwell Fire Dept.

In making available the Emerson pulmotor, Incorporating the
features of a resusctator, inhalator, and al aSpirator, the Cleveland
Graphite Bronze Co. has rendered a most valuable community serv-
ice if and when an emergency should strike.
The tWo-cylnder unit, containing oxygen and carbon dtoxide,
complete in every detail The practical features of the pullmotor
make it a multiple purpose emergency unit.
The mechanism can very easily be applied as an asprator as
in the case of removing a fluid from a persons throat simply by
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-03-13

shows In southern Ohio.
M. j. Wagner of Columbus,
was master of ceremonies for the
Sinclair talent show and he said
the winners in Columbus would
be given a free trip to Chicago,
ILL.,, the latter part of April.
Mr.. Wagner said that 35 shows
such as given in Caldwell last
Monday night had been held in
southern Ohio.
M. A. Brienza, local Sinclair
agent for this district, was host
to the talent show. In addition to
the door prize, several other
prizes were given and a full
length movie was shown.
Each of the contestants in the
l9 acts of local talent received
a prize and the first three win
ners, an additional prize.
The participants were judged
by an applause meter with Mrs.
Pearl Ralston, Paul McGlashan
and John D. Wheeler serving as
judges.
Miss Charlene Harris won a
close first decision with Miss
Brown, second and Miss Nc
Gregor, third.
Miss Harris sang, "Mr. and
Mississippi" and Miss Brown
favored with the vocal selection,
"Just a little bit of Heaven"
Miss McGregor gave an excel
lent rendition of 81 Didn't Know
the Gun was Loaded"
George Merva of Cumberland,
was a guest star on the show and
he favored with several select
ions on the accordian. Others
who took part in the first talent
show to be held here included:
Georgia and Joseph BOSNIAN of
Cumberland, doing a vocal and
dance routine, Give me that old
soft Shoe"
Carol Ann Archer and Judy
Continued on Page Two)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-03-13
50th Anniversary
OF Fourth Club .
Work Is Observed
In Noble County
With Advisors
Annual Banquet

The golden anniversary All
advisors recognition banquet got
underway Tuesday evening at
6:45 with the entire group pre-
sent singing the hymn, "Preaise
God from Whom all Blessings
Flow" led by Miss Evelyn
Weaver.
The Ladies Bible Glass of the
First Methodist church prepared
and served the delicious turkey
dinner in the church basement
dining hall.
Joe Parrish was postmaster
for the occasion.
The business meeting was
taken up with the election of
members of the advisors coun-
Gil, under the direction of Mrs.
Edna Bond, who was chairman
of the nominating committee.
After the votes were counted,
Ward Bishop gave the election
report as follows:
Edna Bond, Vina Hedge, Edna
Davis and Joe Parrish were
elected for a term of three years
on the council; Mildred Law,
Gladys Philpot, Mary Ruth
Stiers and Ned Thomas for two
years; Helen Davis, Norma
Hurst, John Cutler and j. O..
Gibson for a term of one year.
Janet King of Caldwell pres
ented a humorous reading,
Duchess in Action" followed by
an account of the trip to the
golden jubilee celebration in
Springfield last Saturday by the
advisors who attended.
Continued on Page Two)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-03-13


corn and beans, sliced peaches,
sandwiches and milk.
On Tuesday, the menu includ-
ed creamed chicken on biscuit,
head lettuce with dressing,
plums, sandwiches and milk.
On Friday, the hot lunch will
include creamed tomatoes, mash
ed potatoes, sandwiches, half an
orange and chocolate milk.
A charge of Is cents per stud
ent is made for the MONDAY
lunch.
1t has been estimated that
eight students each day assist the
supervisors in serving the meal
and for their work, they are
permitted to eat this particular
lunch free.
The new and modern cafeteria
is one of the best in this section
of the state and occupies one-half
the ground floor in the new
grade school building.
Mrs. Evilsizer has been con-
nected with the local hot lunch
project for the past seven years.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-03-13
Miss Charlene Harris Named Winner
In Local Sinclair Talent Show

The auditorium of the Caldwell high school was filled to over
flowing, Monday evening, when local Sinclair stars of the future
were selected at the Sinclair sponsored farm show.
Sharing top honors from the 10 acts of local talent representing
Noble, Morgan and Guernsey counties, were Hiss Charlene Harris
of Caldwell, Miss Eleanor Brown of Forest Grove and Miss Peggy
McGregor of Caldwell.
Miss Harris and Miss Brown will appear on television, Sunday
afternoon, March %, over Columbus, when they will be competing
for additional honors with four other contestants from two similar
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-03-13
Over 275 Students Now Eating
Hot Lunch Al Caldwell School

The hot lunch project at the Caldwell grade school is increaS-
ing daily in popularity with the students, according to the sharp
increase noted this week in the number of meals served.
A check at the new cafeteria reveals that 25 students ate hot
lunch Monday at the school and there is every indication that this
number will be increased to over 800 before the current term ends.
Mrs Charles Evhsizer is the supervisor in charge and she is
ably assisted by Mrs. Harry Davis and Mrs. John Parks.
The meal which was served Thursday included porcupines.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-03-13
SCHOOL

Ward Wilson of Summerfield
and Carl McVay, of Caldwell, are
attending a First Aid school this
week in Seymour, Indiana. The
school is sponsored by the Texas
Eastern Transmission Corp, with
whom they are employed.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-03-13
DISMISSED HOME

Miss Ethel Pryor, home econo-
mics instructor in the Caldwell
high school, has been dismissed
to her home on Main street from
MT. Carmel hospital, Columbus.
Miss Pryor is slowly improving
from a major operation. During
her absence, Mrs. Grace Hender-
son is now substituting in her
classes.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-03-13

In the above ceremonies last Thursday afternoon, an Ameri-
can flag which flew for one day over the Capitol in Washington,
L. c, was received from the local Legion Auxiliary to Noble Post
No. 22 by Supt. F. D. Cannavan and is now flying over the new
Caldwell grade school building. %
Headed by Miss Thelma Rice, president, the Auxiliary group
included Mrs. Walter Douglass, Mrs. Glen Iams, Mrs. John Christie
pher and Supt. Cannavan.
At the actual flag raising in the smaller photo, shown l. to r,
are Supt. Cannavan, Jerry Heddieson, Jimmy Finley and Miss Rice.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-03-13
NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS
u M NnRT 8 c0JINTY

The Tax Books are now open tor the
first half of the 1851 Real Estate Tax.
The books will close Monday, March 81,
1852. When paying your tax be sure
that you get receipts for all the prop
erty that you want to pay on.
IRA PRYOR,
IS 36 J&L Noble County Treasurer
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-03-13

MY BEAUTY SHOP located i'm
my home, 1112 North st. will
be open on Wednesdays, Fridays
and Saturdays. Evening by APP
pointment. Mrs. Eleanor Smith
Hayes, phone 285-J. IS SO
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-03-13
RETURN HOME

Miss Lena Alter and Mrs. Bea-
trice Smith Cox have returned
to their homes here after shop
ping for spring apparel and
merchandise. Miss Alter has
spent the past two weeks in New
York. Mrs. Cox attended the hat
market in Chicago, I'll.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-03-13
Dexter City Corporation Files Petition
TO Annex Additional Land Boundaries
Commissioners Set May II For
Hearing On Proposed Annexation

Dexter City is making a strong bid to enlarge their
limit and the Noble county commissioners are
now in receipt of a petition asking them to incorporate
certain lands within the corporation limits.
Lewis Long is serving as agent for the petitioners and
they are asking the commissioners to annex to the village
of Dexter City, certain lands described in more detail
Evening star., 1952-09-28

it can be used on the most sensitive
skin. Regular use of Deep Cleanser
means clearer, brighter skin.
Deep Cleanser also contains 81
per emollients which counteract dry.
ness, leave the skin smoother, softer
and with q wonderful velvety tex
ture!
This amazing new cleanser is alss
faster acting. A creamy liquid, i
goes on in seconds, spreads quickly
wipes of easily, speeds up q girl.
beauty routine.
Research shows that every skir
picks up two kinds of CRIME, both
water soluble CRIME and oily CRIME
Deep Cleanser acts on both and
floats them away with the greatest
of ease. A great boon to city dwell.
ers where CRIME seems everywhere!
What's more Deep Cleanser is
economical, costs less than a penny
per cleansing. The big plastic bottle
holds 100 cleansings and is only / 80
plus tax. This is less per cleansing
than ordinary creams.
Evening star., 1952-09-28

beauty routine by cleansing your
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wonderful new creamy fluid that
softens and smooths as it cleanses.
And it costs only 1.50 plus tax for
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Then, to avoid premature age lines
and wrinkles that come with dry
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Cream over your face and throat.
This rich emollient cream penetrates
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aging skin. For wonderful results,
use "Pasteurized" Night Cream as
your regular before-bed beauty
treatment. 1.50 and ESQ plus tax.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
HELENA RUBINSTEIN'S NEW COSMETIC,
LIFTS AND TICHTENS YOUR CONTOURS
9 Out of 10 Women
Makeup Wrong,
says Helena Rubinstein

"Most women haven't any ide,
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their skin," says world-famou.
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"They try one kind after another
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That's why Helena Rubinstein
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These special make-ups actually act
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In mere seconds, Helena Rubin
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1.50 plus tax.
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Mat Finish for Oily Skin
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Evening star., 1952-09-28
FRAGRANCE
SECRETS

I Did you know that scents rise,
just like smoke? Don't put your
perfume on the top Of your head.
Do put it at the lowest point of a
plunging neekline.
2 Have you been told that q fra
GRANGE sometimes takes on . diff.
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friends perfume, don't assume it
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g Do you realize that your own body
heat makes perfume more effec-
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the blood runs close to the skin
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temples.
"A Have you acquired the trick of
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Evening star., 1952-09-28

Estrogenic Hormone Oil rein-
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It should be applied at night after
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Used together every day and night
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Women who have used Helena
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tax. Complete instructions come in
every package.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
How to Make Eyelashes Look Longer

You can make your eyelashes look
twice as long and your eyes twice a
interesting if you'll give them the
benefit Of Waterproof Mascara. IT.
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IT you remember the old-fashioned
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Evening star., 1952-09-28
FADING
SUNTAN

Here's great news for
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also helps bleach freckles
and other skin discolora-
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only 100 plus tax.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Dry Skin Found Specially
Subject to Lines and Wrinkles

1t has now been proven conclu-
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to aging than normal skin. The rea-
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nose-to-chin lines when you smile .
all are more easily etched on a dry,
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Night Cream.
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Evening star., 1952-09-28

24-hour-a-day beauty lit.
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This, she felt is the only true way
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Contour-Lift Film tightens, lifts
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smooth away expression lines and
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Evening star., 1952-09-28
First Aid for Hair

If your hair is dry and brittle you'll
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Gold Tone, Silver Tone or Natural
]. .25 plus tax.
Evening star., 1952-09-28

from hair and scalp. A wonderful
softening rinse right in the sham
poo makes special rinsing unneces-
sary and gives hair a silky sheen.
4Colors to Choose From
"Blonde-Tone Shampoo" is for
blonde or light brown hair. "Bru.
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depths to dark hair. For gray, white
or ash blonde hair "Silver-Tone
Shampoo" gives a simmer Of silver
Red heads or would-be red heads
should use "Red-Head Shampoo" to
intensity their Titan beauty. A big
bottle costs only 1.25 plus tax.
Evening star., 1952-09-28

mlllionS OF women VINO now couldn't
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Helena Rubinstein's Stay-Lons
was formulated to last on lips all
day without the unattractive smear.
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any woman's makeup. When ap-
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This amazing Helena Rubinstein
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reds and true reds. Every woman
can nnd becoming shades that fat
ter her own particular colorins.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Hair Dances with Color
After Color.Tone
ShampOoS

Now, In the same 10 minutes that
it takes . woman to wash her hair
she's also sudsing in exciting color.
This 10 al possible and downright
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entirely new kind Of color glorifca.
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Good Clean Fun
Rich, creamy suds contain new in
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