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: PIzzA p OVENS, tile decks, prse. SS
eew neHG c16sEn SS5et HGSsFt SsEPEN1 %tFsF exss
lIi4 9th St. NV. HI. $3.50. S37
RUG. wool, 9 by 12, used very little.
Delicate pattern. Subdued mixed
colors. Giveaway at S25. Phone
DE. 2-6400, Ext. 705. -2S
RUG. Karistan 9X15, orig. S445 now
$275.: Mashos. china closet. $50.
RUGS, gray broadloom, fair cond..
on floor. Also chairs. tables and
studio couches. 1913 r. I. ave. NV.
saw, Craftsman 1o-inch, fitting ar
Dor, S4-h.p. motor and accessories;
SeEo SeE e0nd' and bargain. nSs TIE; g.
SERVICE STATION equipment and
accessories: grease guns, 2 plug
cleaners. 4S fan belts. many other
accessories. T.0ox15 new tube. Ii.
SEWING MACHINES. Drasticaliy re-
duced this week. Elec. consoles or
portables. 500 so: brand-new con-
sole was S169.5o now Sl19.5 50:
featherweight portable. $3.50.
3Sl2 Lee hwy. ia. 2-4a14. -
SEWING MACHINE, standard make.
Electric portable. Pvt. party. Sacri-
flce RE 1-44fi0 after --oT
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SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES
Good stock of cleo trade-in models;
consoles and portables: all popular
floor samples and demonstrators.
SEARS, ROEBUCK & co.
oil Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ii. 1880:
$500 Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-. q
"a, 7-49Oo: s455 Colesville rd..
81. SpG., 10. 9-9010. rs
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LUMBER
OVERSTOCKED

MUST MAKE ROOM
GET OUR PRICE AND SAVE
10000 pcs. 2x1O. 16.
1000, 200 IT. flooring. S25
per NJ at YARD.
100000 IT. 2x4's, Sc per lin.
IT,, rough or dressed.
5000 pcs. 2x6's. $40 per M
and up.
100000 #. 3x4's. SC lin. IT.
PERFECT FOR FENCE POSTS.
Also 2xS's, 4x4's, fixts,
SxS's. 1Ox10's, l0x12's. In
lengths UP to 80 #.
All 3-inch lumber priced as
2 inches.
We will deliver. No charge.
Lumber can also be seen on
SUNDAY at our Lily Ponds Job
where 5SS building units are
being wrecked.
ACE WRECKING &
BUILDING MATERIAL co
4002 Minnesota Ave. NE.
LILY POND JOB PHONE, LU. 1889
YARD PHONE. LU. 4-05O0
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RABBITS AND EGGS

FEED, POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks, poults. JAMES FEED STORE
619 K st. NV ME S-00S9
N. HI. RED CHICKS wk. old: 81
per 100: Emden goslings. 81 so ca.
Pekin ducklings, so doz.; turkey
poults. 3 and 6 wks. old. Bring
boxes. o. G. MAXWELL, Lanham,
Md WA 7-l545 -oS
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Flagstone and Stone

Flagstone and Stone
Cement dr1veways. walks, steps,
porches, retaining walls. tile drain.
age Also. outdoor dreplaces.
ANGELO MARCUCC1o, JU. 9-1709
FLOOR SANDING, fin. New &c 50. it.,
guar. c. L. H1NsoN. Ii. 3-754s;
FLOOR SANDING AND REFINIsH.
ING. Guar. best work al lowest
prices. Expert mech: average rm.,
81 S15' sasRS No charge for getting my yss price
FLOOR SANDING-Finishing clean
estimates. call RA. 6-67s5. 40
cleaned and waxed; old foors made
ike new Call any time WA .7-1129
FLOOR SANDING and reflnishing by
Parks. For sound floor advice and
free estimates without obligation,
call HA. 2-9151 any time. 1T
FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING
Reasonable prices, work guaran-
teed. L. D. HAWKINS, UN. 4-6741.
FLOOR SERVICE, Nothing but the
best: laying, sanding, finishing,
cleaning: parauet instailatien; Bruce
Bethesda Md. Oh 4-7466
GENERAL REPAIRS. painting, plas-
tering, carpentry work, roof paint
ing. repairing; no job too small.
PRINTZ, Ii 4-1511
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HORSE, beautiful Tennessee walker
s yrs. old; sound, mare; best reaS.
offer. EN-. $4,000 or ST. 3-9SS7.
HEREFORD BULL, double reg, Dom.
ino Rex, 3 wears old, gentle. Vienna
76-J-2 -27
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ANTIQUES
THE FIRST ANTIQUE
SHOW AND SALE
HYATTSVILLE
ARMORY
Open SUM-, May 81
Through June S
$500 Baltimore Ave.
HyattSVille, Md,

(AcrOSS From the Hot ShOppeD
Ample Parking
An important show for dealers, col
lectors and home owners presented
by well-known dealers. CLIP THIS
AD FOR DEALERS a-PR1CE
taxi. or call TU. 2-2727 or RA. g.
1908 for further information.
This antique show is being sponsored
by the Md. Natl. Guard Tank Co.,
115th Infantry. and supervised by
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE (cont. J
ADDITIONS

repairs, everything from
roof to basement. Extra rooms
added. screened porches, screening.
roof raised for attic expansion, ga
RACES, driveways, recreation rooms.
Call now for q free estimate. We
arrange complete FHA financing,
with years to pay. All work guar
anteed. Call now today. GRIFFIN
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SOAP GREASE. white as snow. 144e
SWann st; NV. Call after 3 pm. :
SOFA, 3 down cushions and 9 slim
covers reasonable. KE. zorro.
STEEL
We have large amount reinforcing
steel, angles and beams cut to size.
CHEAPER than new. GENERAL
WREcKING CO.; 1037 Brentwood
STORE FIXTURES
Cash register. Natl cleo, g.
drawer floor model $50
Water cooler, Revelation cleo, o.
GAL, like new SS5
accommodation sySte
Webster Teletalk. master and .
stations. perfect condition S75
Adding machine. Reming. cleo,
10-button, 7-col.. peri. cond., Sl25
Check protector. Safeguard, per-
Platform scale, Howe, max. 500
B. SNYDER g. CO.
1921 Maine Ave. S.W. MA. S-0239
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Grand Opening
JUNE 4. 5 AND g
ANIMAL KINGDOM,
INC.

3009 14th ST. NV.
Washington only air-conditioned
Self-service pet center.
Pets, animals, fish and birds. Visi
ANIMAL KINGDOM on above date:
3 solid days of free prizes-fret
gifts to every one Sat. June 6. Be
there
Free puppies. monkeys, kittens. ham
sterS, parakeets. fish tanks, goldfish
animal balloons.
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FARM AND GARDEN

TREE Isaa; REM9yAL. y. 5y, :eppinc. pruning,
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE. 10. 6-457S.
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE.
Topsoil. manure. trees. shrubbery,
5E 5taless sHssFa F2USE SE 4 s.es48 5s1R JE 4-O64s
BULLDo2ERs ii. 65aER; 'H AND ii50'ie LoADERs TO,
grading and excayating and land
Al VTRGINiA ToPsoL; 5000 loads
81 per. yd., loaded on your truck
soskpe s@S M IT, For SS eVs4ed Hnd shTss nEes
cali ANNANDALE SERVICE CO. JE
.GARDEN tIS6fs; FLOWING AND p1sciSG
yard grading. preparing for grass
Cal, MR.. JONES, Poolesville, Nd
ICOMBINE. Massey Harris; in Al con.
dition: will sacrifice; Call MR.
JONES. Poolespille, Md. 1886. 81
COMBINE; Minneapolis Moline, with
cost coz "o over ST 500: will 'S sacrifice S'f foI
quick sale. Call MR.. JONES, Pooles-
CORN I PLANTER. with fertilizer at.
tachment; will sacrifice. Call Mr.
JONES, Poolesyille. Md. 1886. 81
M9WER; eovdon New Sea. ISea f9Rt kpl5f FFE1AY A.
eoofesSllle fSeHlssGh Nd, as21 MN fNAsTl M5f
COMBINE, John Deere. Model 12-A;
new, cost over $1,000; will sacrifice
Cal, Gail MR.. FRALEY. Poolesville, Nd
Lawn AVN MowERs-Nev 1858 pow powe,
$I36.95, only S99.95: 20-in. rotary
reg. S129.50. only S96.15; 1S-in
elec. rotary. reg. S69.50, only S4S.15
Clemson hand mowers, 25eo of
MILFORD. INC, 604 F st. NV. Ma
VIRGIN ToPso1L, best quality. I'm
mediate service. Load, yard or
bushel orders. LU. 1868 any time.
VERY GOOD RICH ToPsOIL for
lawns and greenhouses; very reason
rRfF a6If; REMoJT021 Gsll " S4gSS 4TGI;n, tonn;nv
trimming; p. e Nd; Va: free
TOP SOIL, 20 bushels, So. Clean fill
IL i'm dirt I1oe20 20 bushels Sc. Delivered.
JONoUILS: 35c doz;; Hydranseas. 50
ca. Purple Iris, SOC clump. Paul
Scarlet Roses, 75c ca. WA. 7-2d47.
TOP S5rSf SOIL Very rich, dark s loan;
ideal for lawns, gardens and flowers;
" tons, SI2: LO. 7-74S7.
HD5e Dst. frqHs Sxle fr0Pt Oow anS
disc, 3-gang lawn mower (5-ft. cut),
estate. Leaving area Cost S1.40O
Sell $3.50, XII. 9-52S2,
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEI-ons
room kit. and bath; completely
shower; SIS to 81 per day for i or
2 people. full hotel services: no time
limit. 900 Goth st. NV. MA. S-5426.
mr.. NAVY YARD apts., 1 ne. l
Sc. or 9 bedrms.: child. acc. Gould
give child care; Ii. 4-lss6: go
2 bedrms., liv. rm., kit. bath. pvt.
entr.; $S5, utils. incl. JU. 5-2531.
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MlscEL. FOR SALE tcent.l
BUILDING

Razing veterans housing project II
Sligo Greek Parkway; many l.stor!
bldgs., complete with baths. kttcher
and heating equipment. that can b,
moved. To inspect buildings cal
for appt. ACE WRECK1NG co.
LU. 4-0500. --29
BUILDING MATERIAL
Used-Lumber. free Of nails, excellent
condition; many sizes at reduced
UsedwBattleship linoleum; excellent
NeWMWindows. 3'x3'6"; complete
with frames. SIS each.
New-Toilet outfits, S19.95.
New-Shutters. assorted sizes. 81 anc
up
Used-I in pipe, 51z It. long; car
be used as fence post, SOC. n,-,
New-Plywood 4xS, "a" thick. $50"
Many other bargains. Visit our yarf 7
SnS SWSrcKfSG l1Se co 6rounS 1887 srentWooe snESae
I'd ne, AID. 2-6177. -3G
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observation-disclosures

DEHUMIDIFIERS
price. price, sss.5 Open ewes. IA. 2-7S5ss.
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER. 5S5
No. Glebe I'd. Arl.. Va. rs
DESK FOR OFFICE; good condition;
$25; JU. 5-1700. -28
60x32": S99.50 delivered. brand
new: best built at this low. low
RI.ii RAas 1esSat5s 6obsoS ss5ls' co me- S$s SR W.
DESKs0Typist. $3.50; also tables;
posture and executive chairs and
file cabinets. MA. 1854.
DIAMONDS-Lady's sol. Y Ct. $50;
iady.s q Ct: 81 50i lady,s ! Ct. $3.50;
$685. $sL. ladyS yivINarG4 ets; SS76 3 mans sa3 3
DIsHWASHER, Sears. kenmore, '52;
perfect cond.; $3.50: moving. OIL.
DUPIiC;AToRs: all types, hand and
eleetria eo 1881 AMEEiGAH caeso st. TYPEWE6ER P dds5
ELECT. FRENCH FRYER (starJ-
offer refused. WHEATON PHAR-
MACY, LO. $4,000, 11401 Ga. ave.
FANs-Make your own fan; use the
meter, motor Of l., yoSF furnase boTsF so
FAN, ..e GE;i oscillatings 14;inch blade; blade;
FANS. ASs; 1eSa; Electric. all standard max makes,
creased and cleaned, servicing. cleo
R fEs 9ens foF sEfF gUPERioEk r EFs LocR e09s Z
ELECTRIC CO.. 141O I, st. NV.
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APPLIANCES

BABY CARRIAGE, Collier, collapse
BILE, standard model. S16. LU; l.
BABY FURN., pre-inventory sale
Cribs, regularly S35 to S55, now
S25.95 to S39.sS: carriages. regu-
larly SEQ to 500, now SLABS to
$39.SS; high chairs, regularly sig
to SIT, now S9.9S to $13.as: trikes,
bikes, sandboxes, table and chair
sets, 20ee to $50 of STORK TOWN,
5113 Georeia ave. NV, till 8 pm.
BEDRM. SUITE, 5-pc.. walnut, S55;
good condition. Call Ii. 3-0659
evenings. -2S
BEDRM. SUITE. mahog., 5-pc., box
springs, innersprg. matt. 500. LA.
6-5I94. -27
BED. HOLLYWOOD. box springs, rubber
foam mattress; practically new. Call
XII. S-1106 evenings. -2S
BEDS, rollaway, new, never been used;
will sacrifice, singly or in numbers.
Call NO. 1871 for information.
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AIR CONDITIONERS
Brand-new models from $169.95 with
5-yr. warranty. Open ewes, ia.
American Service Center
5S5 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl.. Va.
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BUSINESS MACHINES; removal sale.
Prices greatly reduced. Need space.
All makes. Adding machines, 500;
typewriters, $15: cash registers, $50;
desks. $3.50; file cabinet. Reas.
rental and repairs. CENTRAL TYPE
WRITER CO. 2019 14th st. NV.
80
CAMERA. Bantam Special. 45-mm.
f:2 Ektar lens, coated. One Of the
last produced by Eastman. Filters,
flaSh-gun, tubular tripod, lens at
tachments. Everything perfect. HO.
2-6151, Apt. 413.
CHESTS-Imported hand-carved cam
phorwood lined, all sizes. Also teak
wood nested tables and chow
benches. HA. 2-7313. -2S
CLOTHING. ladies' size 10. 5'2, or
under under cott1nnsS; esIilkss:, COCKTAIL
CRIB-Maple, complete with Kant
wet mattress; almost new; SIS. HE.
DEHGMiDIFIERs - New westing-
house, '53 Timer, casters; reg.
conditioners up to 3OFs on MIL
FORD: INC. 6o4 F st. NV. MA.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

Crane and clam. Attach
ments. 1s-yd. bucket. Reas. TU
2-01O5. -26
TYPEWRITERS-N r. C. Allen
standards; low rates. Call ST
3-O323. 81
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WASHER. Thor Automagic. standard
size; $50. LU. 1-5292. rs
WASHER, Bendix auto. 500. s.
cuff. refgr., So. Both perfect
&C Sond; To%Ip Io, ~ 7z2a?6 30 cr o..,. 5l ~ rsn,
Lowest PRICES in TOWN. 627
st. NV ST 3-61O0.
WATER HEATERS, used. all sizes,
Easy SS pp erms NeW join afsteG; e. WET Ter
e. SONS, 627 F st. NV. Call ST.
$1,000 day or night.
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FENCING

Specialists in chain link fencing with
long exper installation men. Get a
better guar. Job done immediately
at lower price. E-z terms. Free
estimates No money down. BILT-
WELL FENCE CO., RE. 1904.
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ROOMS UNEURNIsHEp

MONROE ST. NV, 1874, near Mt.
Pleasant carline; finest close-in loc.
SIS wk. NO. 7-7626. ---2S
COLORED-I2 SEATON PL. NE
RIM. next kit. and bath; home privils.; (;
S11 wk. or $40 mo. HU. $3.50.
27s
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FILE CABINETS

New 4-drawer steel. letter-size. ball
bearing. S39.50; full suspension.
S49.5O; used wood transfer files.
$1.50. N. FRANK q SON. Ala 3rd
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BUILDING MATERIAL
GIGANTIC
SALVAGE
OPERATION
5000. 600 IN RECLAIMED
BUILDING MATERIALS
Tremendous Saving
Everything Necessary to
Remodel Your Beach Home
PRICES SLASHED!
COMPARE!

We also have one million feet Of ex-
cellent lumber consisting of: sheath
ing siding flooring and all framing
lumber.
DOESN'T
MATTER
The larger the quantity, the lower
the price!
MISC. ITEMS - Brick, hollow tile,
shower stalls. ice boxes. and many
other items.
Visit the
LILY PONDS SITE
And inspect our merchandise. Save
yourself SOC or more.
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ROOMS WANTED

RETIRED GOVT. GENTLEMAN: neu.
ritiS condition, wishes room with
board: private home; preferably II W.
References. Box 206-H, Star. 2Ss
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

AIN i 4\LOGO WAN 4CO
Silverware. any cond.. .jewelry. brio.
a-brac. glass. 1893 Wis. ave. D
KRUPSAW MILESTONE. NO. 10000
BEDROOM, dining room, contents OF
home; cash. We do moving. storage.
ia. 9-2937: evenings. RA. 3-l4l6.
BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity and
removed at our expense. ALBO1N
BBQoK ess6HSo SHOP. 176s Pa ave- NJ"
DiAMoN21S' t5,2S'1i 'J1EwELRY of any descrip-
tion. gold and silver: cash paid.
ERNEST -BURK, 614 18th st. NV
DIAMONDS. gold. platinum. etc
highest cash prices. ARTHUR
MARKEL. $40 F st. NV.
FURNITURE. wanted any amount,
wanted at once. Also want gas stove,
refrigerator and good piano. Call
MIR. GRADY. Ma. S-26T9.
FURNITURE-Single pieces and com
plete household. etc. AID. 4-SS79;
Ewes. and Sundays, Ii. 6-251S.
FURNITURE-Will buy. entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china,
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling Tor
65 years. HOPWOODS, Sth and K
SITS. NV, ME. S-52S7,
refrigerators. stoves, mattresses.
ACME STOVE CO.. Ma. 8-S952.
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STORE FTXTTTPEC

STUDIO COUCH, like new, with slir
covers. Opens to double-bed size
S35. LU. 2-5333, 2Ss
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-30
John K. Shamhari
Buys CGB Property

The small house at the Cald-
well plant, Cleveland Graphite
Bronze Co., which served as the
office until the main plant was
constructed, was purchased and
moved this week by John Sham
hart.
The entire house was moved
Monday on rollers by Clyde
Dingey of GAINESVILLE UP u. S.
route 81 and North street to
Cliff road, where it will occupy
a vacant lot adjacent to the pre-
sent Shamhart home.
1t was estimated that it took
eight hours to move the building
from one site to the other.
Prior to the purchase of this
land for the site of CGB, the
home was occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Stringer.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-30
Tri-County Meet
Scheduled Sunday
Noble, Washington,
Morgan Counties Meet

The 26th annual meeting of
the Churches of Christ in Noble,
Morgan and Washington counties
will be held Sunday, Aug. 2, at
the Church of Christ in Beverly.
Rev. c. c. Jones is the host pas
tor.
A large delegation from the
Church of Christ in Caldwell
will attend the basket dinner at
noon and the afternoon program,
which begins at 200 o'clock. D.
R. Dunn of GAINESVILLE, will be
the principal speaker in the
afternoon.
The all day meeting will be-
gin at 9:45 a. m. with Bible
school and services at the Bever-
ly church. Rev. Jones will deliv-
er the sermon following COM
munion.
The Church of Christ in Cald-
well will have a special num-
ber on the afternoon program.
The Beverly church will pro-
vide coffee and iced tea and all
families are to bring their own
table service.
1t will be recalled that the
silver anniversary of this tri-
county fellowship organization
was held at Caldwell last year.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-30

the county convention, to be
held Friday, July 81, in Cald-
we'll.
Following is a list of the
delegates and the township they
will represent:
Beaver, Harry E. Stotts;
Brookfield. Herbert r. Black
burn; Buffalo, Paul w. Wheeler;
Center, Athel T. Moore: Elk,
Luther d. Schramm; Enoch,
Terence F. Holman; Jackson,
Millard c. Mincks: Jefferson,
Paul L. Archer.
Marion, Charles B. Shackle;
Noble, Clark E. Jennings; Olive,
Frank McAuley; Seneca, Glen
Okey Hague; Sharon, Kenyon j.
Boyd; Stock, Paul u. Hill; and
Wayne, H. Blaine Wilson.
Community committees elect
ed are as follows with the
chairman of committee named
first:
Beaver: Ralph w. Shepherd,
Harry E. Stotts and E. Richard
Starr; alternates, Paul L. Denius
and Richard Wehr.
Brookfield: Herbert r. Black
burn, John L. Hedge and Dewey
A. Caldwell; alternates, G.
Brown Hall and Clarence
Nichols.
Buffalo: Paul w. Wheeler, Roy
K. Davis and r. Thomas Michel
son; alternates, Miley N. Lar.
rick and James A. Hively.
Center: Athel T. Moore, Harry
Continued on Page Two)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-30
Festival Being
Held AT p. C..
New Playground
Planned by Firemen

A Fireman's Festival is being
held at Pleasant City to con-
tinue each evening through Sat
urday. A parade will be featured
Saturday evening at TOO o'clock
with the merchants, churches
and various other organizations
participating.
Prizes will be awarded the
best float and the best decorated
bicycle. There will be rides and
concessions for everyone's en-
joyment.
No admission is being charged
for the festival which opened
Wednesday evening. The queen
contest winner will be announc-
ed before the parade on Satur-
day evening. Contests for the
children will be held during the
afternoon hours on Saturday.
Prizes are being donated by the
merchants of Pleasant City.
Proceeds from the four day
event will be used for the pur-
chase of a playground for the
town.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-30
Band Camp Opens
Thursday. July 80
Activities Continue
During Next Week

The annual band camp for
members of the Caldwell high
school marching band will open
this Thursday evening, July 3Oth,
at the local auditorium and will
continue for one week until
Thursday noon, Aug 6.
AS in the past, Marvin P.
Wood, band director, will be in
charge and members of the band
mothers club will serve the
meals. Mrs. Bessie Christopher
is president of the club this year.
1t is expected that 48 high
school students will report for
the week of band camp.
AS in the past, a rehearsal for
the public will be held at
O'clock each evening on the ath-
letic field. Otherwise, parents
and friends of the students are
asked to remain away during the
day, as their visits always dis.
rupt the planned routine.
If an emergency arises, Di
rector Wood can always be mott
fled and the student contacted.
During the week, the girls anc
boys will maintain their head
quarters in the high school audi
torium.
Mrs. Frances Wood will be the
chaperon for the group.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-30
Truck 0verturns
In Belle Valley
Martin w. Shafer
Loses Load of Cob

Martin w. Shafer, better
known as "Whet' Shafer of the
Sarahsville community, lost con-
troll of his stake truck, Monday
evening, at 600 o'clock on U. S.
Route 81, just below the city
hall in Belle Valley.
Shafer had just left the Mos
Grip Mining Corp, with load
of COB, when he failed to nego-
titate the curve below the Uro
home. The truck went off the
highway and overturned when
Shafer attempted to steady the
vehicle.
Shafer was removed in the
McVay ambulance to st. Francis
hospital, Cambridge, where he
was treated for bruises and then
dismissed to his home on Cald-
well route 6.
t The older man was accompan-
led by Robert Bond, 7, county
ward, who was thrown through
the windshield but landed on a
grassy plot and was uninjured.
The truck was equipped with a
safety windshield, which drops
out in crash or collision. Other
wise the child could have been
severely injured.
Marshall Taylor and Bernard
Carnes directed traffic during
the hour which elapsed after
the accident. The truck was later
towed to the Ford garage in
Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-30

which begins at 1:30. Miss Eve
lyn Weaver, youth worker, of
Caldwell, will give an address.
The business will be inter-
spersed throughout both morn
ing and afternoon sessions by
songs and devotions with the
various Sunday schools in the
association participating.
The complete program is as
follows: morning session: open
ing song; prayer by Rev. Paul
Brown; union Sunday school;
song, Connor Sunday school;
reading of minutes; song, Web
Der family; sermon, Rev. Brown;
song, Youth Choir; appointment
of nominating committee; song,
Sutherland Sunday school.
Afternoon session: song SER
vice, Miss Evelyn Weaver; de-
votions, Jesse Miracle; song,
Stafford male quartet; children's
program, song, Road Fork Sum
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-30
Stop Log Installation on Spi||way
Increases Village WaterSuppIy
Other improvements
And Repairs viii Be
Made I'm Near Future

The first initial move in the
major plan to increase the viii
lagos water reserve at the Cald-
we'll Dog Run dam was COM
pleted last week, according to
Mayor Homer Johnson. The in
stallation of a six-inch plank as
stop log on the spillway crest
will realize saving of at least
100000 gallons of water to the
present approximately 100000
900 gallons now being held in
the villages water supply
source.
The storage of the additional
four million gallons represents
nearly two weeks consumption
at the present rate.
The above picture clearly
shows how the stop log will in
crease the available storage in
the dam. 1t is five feet in
length and was installed in the
recessed section of the spillway.
The surface crest now continues
on an even level the entire
length of the spillway. The in
stallation of the stop log was
simple in construction. 1t re-
quired the placing of a plank
five foot in width, reset for sup
porting strength two inches in
side of the cement each which
forms the high-crest level of
the spillway. Additional concrete
was poured on the front and
back of the stop log.
On close observation, one can
see the waters edge as it nears
the approach of the stop log.
The heavy recent rains failed
to move the water thru the spill
way. Caretaker Casper Samay
reported the water had fallen
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-07-30

day school; address, Miss Weav-
er; song, Bracken Ridge Sunday
school; piano solo, Linda Lou
Thompson; response from visit
ing ministers and others; offer
ing; song, Mt. Tabor Sunday
school; reading of minutes; re-
port of nominating committee;
song; and benediction by Rev.
Paul Brown.
The officers of the association
are president, Roy Stevens; vice
president, Clarence Spence;
secretary, Ruth Miracle and
treasurer, Forest Carpenter.
Edna Robinson serves as Chill
dren's Dept. superintendent,
Madge Gardner, Young Peoples
Dept. superintendent; Emmett
Ellington, Adult Dept. superin-
tendent and Urban Mallett, ad-
ministrative Dept. superinten-
dent.