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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-16

prepared by the planting sources
committee.
The list of nurseries with
trees include the following:
Ardenbarry Kennels, Balm
bridge Rd., Chagrin Falls.
Angelo Bifano, Mayfield Rd.,
CheSterland.
Chagrin Valley Nursery, Ches-
terland.
East Hill Nursery, Mayfield
Rd., CheSterland.
East Hill Nursery, Mayfield
Halstead Plant Nursery, Mid
dlefield, o.
Middlefield Dahlia Gardens,
Middlefield.
Ramsey's Nursery, Thompson.
Stressing Nursery, East Clari-
don.
Wiler Nursery, Chagrin Falls,
Ohio.
Milton M. Beattie, Rt. l, Cha
grin Falls.
Chagrin Falls Park Allotment,
Chagrin Falls.
A. Derescky, Rt 2, Mantua.
Fairweather Nursery, Walter
Rd., Chagrin Falls.
Kentucky Farm Nursery, May
field Rd., Chester.
Petite Nursery, FullertoWn
Rd., Novelty.
Rhoda Nurseries, Huntsburg.
Sunnybrook Farm Nursery,
Mayfield Rd., Chesterland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-16
SOHO HQD
MOTOR OIL

HQD is a spring tonic for your
engine! 1t gives your Car more
pep for spring driving because it
keeps your engine free of harmful
deposits. 1t cleans your engine while
you drive. The proper summer
weight HQD for your Car is ready
for you nOtO at Sohio stations and
SOhio dealers.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-16
LEGAL NOTICE
GEAUGA COUNTY
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
Court Hause
OHARDON, OHIO

The District Board of Health OF
Geauga County, Ohio met this Sd
day of April 1858 with all mem
bers present except the following
DR.. Titus and Mr.. Ridge.
DR.. Shafer moved for the adOp-
tion Of the following resolution
Be 1t resolved by the Geauga
County District Board Of Health
Ohio that the ORDERS AND RH-
GULATIoNS GOVERNING THE
INSTALLATION AND OPERATION
0F WATER SUPPLIES PRIV1ES
PRIVY VAULTS, CHEMICAL PRI-
Wy TANKS, SEWERAGE AND
MENT. MISCELLANEOUS SAM
TATION REQUIREMENT. NOT
OTHERWISE CONTROLLED by
LAW OF OHIO OR THE REGU-
BATI0NS OF THE OHIO DEPART
MBNT OF HEALTH be amended ;
and that the relieving sectioRs
go into effect On the earliest Aatr
permitted by law:
Section 81. HOUSE TRAL.SR
PARKS. Ne person, fIrm or corpor-
alton shall operate house
traHer park without first haviag
obtained permit from the Bo>rd
Health.
For the purpose of these re-u-
lations a house trailer park snail
be defined as any site. lot. fIsl4
or tract OF land upon which three
CD or more house trailor5 used
for habitation are parked either
free OF charge, or for revanae
purposes. and shall include any
roadway, building, structure, Nc-
hicle or enclosure used or intend
ed for use as a part Of the faciI-
tiles of such house trailer park.
House trailer shall have a meas
the General Code Of the State OF
ing as defined i'm section 6290 Of
Ohio.
For the purpose Of dvrray n.
the expenses OF inspection. ir"S
shall be charged and collected
from the person. firm or corDrv-
alton making application for SUI
JeCt permit as follows:
For house trailer parks having
capacity Of less than tweurv-f.v,
$l5.0O); for house ira ler prrks
having capacity OF twenty-nv,
or more house trailrrs and less
than one hundred house trailcrs
twenty-five dollars ($25.OO); and
house trailer parks having capa-
cIiE FOR one nunorod or uI'r
house trailers thirty five dollars
l. sp"ctton shall be- j, a,cori-
ance with sections 225-I. I235-2
l235-3, 1854 and 1855 Of the
General Code Of tn" state oT Daio
and regulations 2G0 through 2Sa
ot the Ohio Sanitary Code
Passed April , 1853
Isl II. L. Slar,r. NJ. l..
President pro tnmpur.
Attest:
Isl w. p Edmunds, II Il
Secretary
Mrs. Riley seconded said reguiu-
tion and roll call was as follows:
Mrs Riley Yea
Mrs. Babcock Yea
!, W. u EdmunQs. S-Cr-tary #
thc District Board of Hralth Of
Geauga County, Ohio. certify that
the above resolution and roll .cail
Is true copy of the records anI
proceedings Of said Board as of
the above date.
w. p. Edmunis
Effective date: April 20. 1853 isis
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Al Members
Plant 1000 Trees

All members from the Au-
burn Forestry club, and the Jun
or Leadership club planted
1000 White Pine and Multiflora
bushes Saturday at the Hustled
Memorial Forest in Auburn
township.
The Hustled Memorial Forest
was dedicated to the youth of
Geauga county for the purpose
of demonstrating better wood
land management and conServa-
ton of our natural resources
The tract of 22.78 acres was Civ
en- to the county commissioners
by Don Hustled in memory of his
wife Anna.
The tract consisted of 1918
acres of wooded area, and 2.6
acres of cleared land. In 1852
the All clubs of Geauga county
planted 300 Norway Spruce, and
Scotch Pine on the open area.
500 Multiflora Rose were also
planted in 1852.
The remainder of the 2.6 acres
will be planted with a tree
planting machine about the mid
die of April. This will give the
public a chance to see the tree
planting machine in operation.
Since the area remaining to
be planted is quite wet 500
Black Spruce, and 500 BalSam
Fir will be used. All members,
and others will then have a
planting where Norway Spruce,
Scotch Pine, White Pine, Black
Spruce, Balsam Fir and Multi
flora Rose can be studied and
compared under these conditions
The remainder of the Hustled
Forest will be used for demon
strating selective cutting of ma
ture trees.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-16
SOHO eSe4Es e294ES
SPECIAL

The u. S. Bureau of Standards warns, "UNDR
NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD ANTRRBBZB SOLU.
TON REMAIN IN THE COOLING SYSTEM DUR
ING THE SUMMER e. - To help you heed this
warning, Sohio will drain out your old aati-
freeze and refill your radiator with fresh water.
And as further protection against corrosion,
Sohio offers this Cooling System Special"-a
65f can of radiator protector for only 47f. This
offer expires June 1St
~. S. Bureau Of Stondords Bulletin No. sos
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-16

the 23rd day of May, 1853, at
10: 100 o'clock AM
You are further notified that
the hearing on said adoption viii
be had on the 23rd day OF May,
1853. at 1915 o'clock AM.
Given under my hand and seal
Of said Court. this 9th day OF
April, 1853.
Robert 3. Ford
Probate Judge 3c17
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-16
ORDINANCE NO. 2z3

ORDINANCE NO. 2Z3
AN ORDINANCE DETERMINING
TO PROCEED WITH THE
VI Il II o v IL NJ e N II OF THE
STREETS HEREINAFTER MEN
TONED BY SUPPLYING THE
SAME WITH ELECTRIC STREET
LIGHTING.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE
COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF
CHARDON, STATE OF OHIO,
EE-FOURTHS OF ALL MEM
BERS ELECTED THERETO CON
CURRING:
SECTION 1. That in accord
ance with Resolution No 1858
adopted on the 5th day of Feb
ruary. 1853, and in accordance
with the plans, specifications, es-
Inmates and prOfiles heretofore
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NOTICE OF NEARING ON
PETITION FOR Adoption

Probate Court Geauga County.
Ohio
In the Matter of the Adoption Of
MARCIA ELLEN CLASSY
To: Marvin Edward Saylor. ad-
dress unknown:
You are hereby Notified that on
the Srd day Of April. 1853, a Pc
tition for leave to adopt Mary
Ellen, was filed alleging that you.
being the father OF said child
had wilfully failed to properly
support said child for period
of more than two years immedia-
tely preceding the filing OF the
tely precedin gthe filing Of the
petition. and that hearing on said
allegation VIII be had before
said Court at Chardon, Ohio. on
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-16

assessing all the lots and lands Ia
the Village OF Chardon which satd
lots and lands are hereby deter
mined to be specially benefited
by said Improvement, percen-
tage of the tax value thereof as
shown by the records Of the Ge-
auga County Auditor, State of
Ohio. The remainder of the cost
of said Improvement shall be paid
out of the General Fund of the
Village of Chardon.
SECTION 3. That the assess
ments so to be levied shall be paid
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-16

prepared and now on file in the
office of the Clerk. il Is hereby
determined to proceed with the
improvement OF the following
streets between the termini here
inafter set forth with electric
street lighting:
Claridon Road, South Street
Moffet Ave. East King Street,
Ferris Ave, Tilden Ave, Park
Ave, Munson Center Road. Wa
ter Street, South Hambden
Street, East Park Ave, Main
Street, Huntington Street. Good
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Pressing Linens

Keep a few ice cubes handy wnen
you press freshly laundered cottons
or linens. You can prevent wrin-
kles by easing a cube over dried-out
spots to re-dampen them during the
ironing.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-16

rich Court Grant Street, wash
ington Street, Court Street,
Cherry Ave, Center Street,
North Street. North Hambden
Street. Maple Ave, Battles Court.
Downing Drive, Allynd Blvd,
Chardon Ave. Memorial Drive,
Fifth Ave, and Sixth Ave.
(full length of above streets
within the Village limits)
SECTION 2. That the entire
cost of said Improvement less two
per cent thereof and the cost of
shall be assessed by
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u,itb taxes for the years 1858,
1854 1855, 1856, and 1867
SECTION I. That this ordin-
ance shall take effect and be In
full force from and after the
earliest period allowed by Jaw
PASSED: April 2, 1853.
VAIN Parsons
President of Council
ATTEST. Jennie &. Davidson
d c. Muchmore
Mayor. Village of ar
ChardOn, Ohio |clo
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your car needs these 3 things in The Spring.:
SOHO HR!SFT HeofTfT
uBRICAT1ON

You get more pleasure out of spring
driving when your chassis is freshly
fabricated for cushioned, quiet riding.
Sohio 30-step fabrication makes your
chassis ready for warm weather. Sohio
servicemen are thoroughly familiar
with the fabrication points on all cars,
and they have exactly the summer
grade lubricant your car needs.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-13
w Is E or
O T H { r w Is {
BY E. o. BOND

Nobody can give you wiser
advice than yourself = Cicero.
A sleeping fox counts hens
in his dreams. Russian Pro
verb.
The only way to prevent
people knowing it is not to dc
it. Chinese Prov.
Every woman thinks some
other Woman's husband IS Z
mighty patient man.
The louder he talked of his
honor, the faster we counted our
spoons. Emerson.
Our grand business is not to
see what lies dimly at a distance,
put to do what lies clearly at
hand.
A good education consists in
knowing how to sing and dance
we'll. Plato.
Anger improves nothing eX-
cept the arch of a cats back.
To be tactful, lie about others
as you'd would like to have 'em
lie about you.
Two persons getting divorced
can divide everything except
their memories.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-13

Smithberger and Mr.. Roman
Smithberger.
Lower Salem route: Mr.. and
Mrs. Leander Smithberger and
Lester, Mrs. Anna Smithberger,
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Ullman, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel H. Stille; Mari
eta: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nor
rison, Shirley Anna and Patricia
Jean, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Morrison and Ernest, Mr. and
Mrs. John E. Bonar, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy West, jeanne, Sandra
and Charlotte, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest w. Smithberger.
Medina: Mr.. and Mrs. Urban
Smithberger; Waterford: Mrs.
Nora Neib and Wilma, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Rohrer and Don;
Welch, w Va: Mr.. and Mrs.
Larry Smithberger, Janet and
Jimmie; Worthington: Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Burkhart and
Debra Ann.
Guests present were Miss
Verna Weppler and Miss Ruth
Koll of Marietta.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-13
Inactivity May Kill
CapEive Wild Animals

Some wild animals die IN cap
tivity simply because they can l
get used to being inactive, vet
erinary medical authorities re-
ported this week.
The American Veterinary
Medical Association said recent
studies of the deaths OF IA am
mails in captivity revealed that
they died of convulsive seizures
caused by shock disease" The
animals all died after being sub
iected to relatively minor stress
such as transfer to new quarters,
or repairs of adjoining cages.
Post-mortems showed certain
gland functions of the animals
had slowed down because the
wild animals could not ADJUST
to the inactivity. The same res
ults have been noticed in free
wild animals where their popu-
lations increase to peak levels
the AVMA said.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-13
Family Reunions "a.
In
-. Noble County
ROwlands Reunion

The fifth annual reunion of the
late Marion and Alcena Row
lands family was held Aug. 2 at
NewcomerstoWn roadside park
on route 2l
The day was warm but the
hountiful supply of food was en-
joyed by all. Mrs. Anna Miller
was in charge of coffee. Games
for the children was also in
charge of Mrs. Miller The men
had turns at horseshoe.
Several members Of the
Dovenbarger family furnished
string music which was appreci-
ated. The boys Of our family are
all home now from service for
their country. Two new brides
and three new babies have been
added to our number since last
year. We welcome each and
everyone. Also we thank God
for the recovery Of Pearl Row
lands who last year was so very
i'll and with the help and streng-
tn OF God we look forward to
meeting again next year.
Many pictures were taken as
usual to be shown next year.
Those present were as follows:
Frank RoWlands, Arnold Row
lands, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Row
lands, Mr.. and Mrs. Dara Row
lands, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Row
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-13

lands, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Row.
lands, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Row
lands, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Rowlands, Mr.. and Mrs. Buddy
Rowlands and baby, Christine,
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest RoWlandS
and children, Lonnie, Jeffrey,
and Rhonda.
Wayne Rowlands, Paul Row
lands, Emerson Rowlands,
Francis Rowlands, Carolyn Row
lands, Margaret Rowlands, Louis
Rowlands, Mrs. Stella Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Miller,
Mrs. Dollie Bird and daughter,
Sara Jane.
Mrs. Clement Rook and chill
dren, Joan, Clement and Ronald,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gennis, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Byrd and son,
Norman, Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmer
Smith and children, Chalmer,
Eugene and Linnie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Erwin Staub and daughters,
Susan and Elaine, l.. E. Staub,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Beadnell
and daughters, Sandy and
Linda, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Henderson, and daughter, Bar
bara and Vivian, Mrs. Margaret
Hupp and children, Louis, Larry
and Marcella.
Riley Dovenbarger and son,
Junior, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Doven-
barger and children, John and
Judy, James DoVenbarger, Har-
cid Dovenbarger, James II.
Dovenbarger, Sheila Kay Dow
.enbarger, Mr.. and Mrs. Jr. Dow
enbarger, Harold Bay, Mary
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-13
fn1. Shoemaker. North Lima Ohio

Shoemaker, North Lima, Ohio.
Mrs. Mary Ward Wine, Mrs.
Richard Wine, Master Michael
Wine, and Miss Rebecca Wine,
8l6 Brighton Blvd, GAINESVILLE,
Ohio; Homer Cain and Mrs. Ed
ma Cain, 734 Brighton Blvd,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Asher A. Cain
and Mrs. Viola Leisure Cain, of
Stewart, Ohio; Oscar c. Cain,
Mrs. Meta Gusse Cain, and Mrs.
Orpha Fogle Swain, Sarahsville,
Ohio; Delbert Woodford, Mrs.
Enid Combs Woodford, Elmer F.
Gill, Mrs. Lail JeroldS Gill, Mrs.
A. M. Gill, William R. Still, Nor
man F. Still, Mrs. Bertha Engle
Still, and Mrs. Joanna Cain
James, of Caldwell, Ohio, RID.
B. B. Wheeler, Miss Lena Al
ter, Mrs, Iva Bates Shafer, Jess
S. Harris, c. j, Estadt, Mrs.
Mayme Boyd Polling, Miss Ger
trude Polling, Grover c. Smith,
Mrs. jewell Mckee Smith, the
Davis twins, Mrs. Minnie Davis
Heddleson, and Harold Nor
gareidge, of Caldwell, Ohio.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-13
Smithberger Reunion


The eighteenth annual Smith
berger family reunion was held
on Sunday, July l9, 1858 at the
Caldwell fairgrounds, Caldwell.
Approximately one hundred
descendants, relatives, and
friends enjoyed a delicious bas-
ket dinner at noon.
At the business meeting con-
Quoted officers for the coming
year were elected as follows:
Roy West, president; Ernest
Morrison, vice president Mrs.
Florence West, secretary; Mrs.
Ihelma Estadt, treasurer. 1t was
decided to hold the 1854 reunion
at the Masonic park near Mari
eta, on the third Sunday OF
July.
The oldest member present
was Mrs. Nora Nieb. The young
est member present was Debra
Ann Burkhart, two years old
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Burkhart. Marriages
recorded for the past year was
Rita Crock to Norbert Smith
berger. Births recorded for the
past year were: Raymond Paul
to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bishop:
Gail Elizabeth to Mr.. and Mrs
Gaylord Neff; Eugene to Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Bishop; a son
TO Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith
berger of Woodsfield.
Prizes were given to the oldest
and youngest member present
The registration prize was won
by Mrs. Beulah Williams. Each
children present received 6
colorful balloon.
Prizes for the children games
were won by Shirley Ann Nor
rison, Janet Smithberger, Kathy
Estadt, Jimmie Smithberger and
Carolyn Williams.
Those who registered were as
follows:
Alliance: Mr.. and Mrs. Nor.
bert Smithberger; Caldwell: Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Estadt anC
| Kathy and Clarence Smithberg.
er; Canton: Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Crum, Robert Linda and Oar
lene.
Columbia Station: Mr.. anc
Mrs. Lawrence Burnett, DaviC
, and Dianne; Mr.. and Mrs. Wire
| Miller; Columbus: Mr.. and Mrs
John Shevlin; Graysville: Mr.
and Mrs. Gorton Williams, Dale
! Ray, Carolyn and Kathryn
Harriettsville: Mr.. and Mrs. H
O. Smithberger and Larry, Mis-.
Lottie Smithberger, Miss Justine
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-13
Real Estate
Transfers

William and Gladys Wickham
to Ira H. and Blanch King, viii
lage of Summerfield, lot %.
Kyle and Beulah Day to
Melissa Carpenter and Frank
Coultas, village of Symmetrical.
lots 78 and 79.
Ora r. and Dolly M. Thomas
to Richard and Golda Nessel-
road, Center township, As acres
Samuel F. Farley to Alan W.
Farley, village of Summerfield,
lot 81 and 8.75 acres.
Hugh B. Smith to John and
Beatrice Miller, Center township.
lO5 acres.
Hope E. and Donald H. Web
ster to Robert M. Ball, ct. al.
Olive township, 1892 acres.
Ida Ray Davis to John N. and
Rella Davis, Jackson township,
two acres.
Raymond Gerst to Union Car
bide and Carbon Corp Stock
township, 80 acres.
V. B. Parks, eft al. to Cora L.
Boyd, Sharon township, 32.l5
acres.
Reuben w. and Ella Parks to
Bliss and Ethel Iams, Sharon
township, 81 acres.
Dewey and E. and Belva Parks
to Bliss and Ethel Iams, Sharon
township, 81 acres.
Bliss and Ethel Iams to the
Franklin Real Estate company,
Sharon township, 1892 acres.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-13
Elk Youths Combined Club

The Elk Youths Combined
club met at the home of Danny
Schramm on Monday evening
Aug 3, with our home demons
tration agent, Miss Mabel Sar-
baugh. All members were pres
ent. We discussed and practiceo
for the district talent show in
Cambridge.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Allen Ayers on
Aug. II. A delicious lunch was
served by Danny's mother. Meet
ing adjourned.-Larry Smithber-
ger.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-13

| tects; and to Claude w. Cain, for
years an organizer of civic and
patriotic organizations in the
United States and Canada.
Award for being the oldest
member of the Cain family pres
ent was made to Mrs. Jennie
Cain Barber, and to Rebecca
Wine as the youngest member
Award for being the most
beautiful feminine member of
the Cain family present was
voted jointly to Mrs. Stella Cain
Parrish and her granddaughter,
Miss Sally Parrish.
A resolution was passed to
continue the annual custom of
reunion of the Cain and allied
families, their friends and in
laws" next year on the same
date, second Sunday in August,
same hours, 1000 a. m. to 400
p. M; same place, Noble county
fairgrounds, Caldwell, in the
grandstand; same host and hos
tess, Thurman B. Cain and Jo-
Sephine Cain Wells; the only
change being to have a basket
lunch served cafeteria style on
the bottom step of the grand
stand.
The members of the reunion
express thanks to G. j. Estadt,
OF Journal-Leader; Mrs. Pearl
Ralston, Ralston's Rexall store;
Harley Estadt of the Caldwell
Produce Co.; Paul McVay and B.
3. Wheeler the county fair man.
ayers and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert
Woodford, for their very kind
ly services they rendered.
In spite of occasional heavy
summer showers, a good time
was had by all.
The following is a list of those
present with addresses who reg
istered, although there were
some who failed to register:
Caule w. Cain, 720 Lake, Apt.
|, San Francisco, Calf; DR..
KnoWlton E. Barber. 25Ol Lawn
dale avenue, Evanston, Ill; Mrs.
Agatha Harris Swartwood, %
Saginaw Health, Dept, Sag
inaW, Mich; Leslie A. Cain, $3.50
Winthrop street, Indianapolis 5,
Ind; Mrs. Ada Vierra, 1888 Win
throp street, Indianapolis 5, Ind;
Mrs. Lena Harris Merry, Mas
sillon, Ohio: Miss Helen Virginia
Lee Merry, Massillon, Ohio; Miss
Ada Doris Cain, 8O1 E. Main
street, New Concord, Ohio; Mrs.
Jennie Cain Barber, 1902 Della
ware avenue, Lakewood, Ohio;
DR.. c. Glenn Barber, 1902 Della
! ware avenue, Lakewood, Ohio;
Thurman B. Cain, president, w.
Va. Business College, Clarks-
burg, w. Va; Mrs. Lillian M.
Cain, Clarksburg, w. Va; Clyde
c. Archer, 9074 Ann street, Park
ersburg, w. Va; Mrs. Francis
Scott Archer. Parkersburg, W.
Va; Thomas Ollin Racey, Wood
lands, w. Va; Oma e. Gill, 353
South Harris, Columbus 4, Ohio;
Mrs. Fern Ward Gill, Columbus,
Ohio; Mrs. Eleanor Gill Hollis,
353 South Harris, Columbus 4,
Ohio; Miss Kathy 10 Hollis, Col
! umDuS, OnlO, MfS. hdJe Cdln
Swain, 45 Midland avenue, Col
umbus, Ohio; Ronald E. Parrish,
Mrs. Betty Good Parrish, and
Miss Sally Parrish, all of 33l So.
Brinker avenue, Columbus, Ohio.
Walter c. Huffman and
Mrs. Perdita Parrish Huffman,
280 N. Hague street, Columbus,
-Ohios Mrs. Ada Smallwood. Cain,
l776 Broad street, Columbus,
Ohio; Thomas O. Parrish, Mrs.
Stella Cain Parrish, Charles l..
Norris and Mrs. Norma Parrish
Norris of Carroll, Ohio.
A. Wade Wells and Mrs. Jo-
A. Wade Wells and Mrs. Jo-
sephine Cain Wells, 964 Guckert
avenue, Newark, Ohio; Mrs.
Mary Guffith, Sharon, Ohio;
Harry f. Huchison, Dexter City,
Ohio; Mrs. Violet Heddleson
Deane, l67 SO. Union avenue,
| Salem Ohio; Mrs. Sarah Moore
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-13

Krietzer, Bob Rave, Hickey
Shana, Jenny Lee Reikner
Eleanor Denyer, Geneva Bow
man, Clea Anna Shipman, Kenny
Shipman, Buddy Senter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer SongeT
and Buddy Conger, Mrs. Hattie
Harmon, Wayne Waite, Lucille
Waite, Delora Waite, Lannie
Waite, Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Higley
and son, David, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. MoroyoWsky and children,
Cheryl, Earl and Marilyn, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Kennison and
children, Billy, Sherie and Vickie
and Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Marrow.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-13
NOBLE COUNTY
4-H CLUB NEWS
Three Forks Farm & Home

The eighth meeting of the
Three Forks Farm & Home All
club was held at the home of
Eileen Haga, on Aug. 5. Nine
members were present. The roll
call was answered by each NAM
ing a fruit. Plans for the COM
munity project were discussed.
Judging will be held at the home
of Edna Davis on Aug. II at 10
a. m. Games were played and
refreshments served by the hos
tess.-Leda Sealock.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-08-13

The oil industry has a four bill
lion dollar capital expansion pro.
cram scheduled for 1858. This is
the largest one-year spending
program of any industry in his.
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