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APIS. UNFURNISHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK, 126 Lee aye.-Nr
elem. and junior high schools, mod.
2.bedrm. apt, sos. including utils,
and auto. washer. Ju. 9-7906. --15
PINEY BRANCH-Flower ave. area;
1-bedrm. apt, prices for ALL p. D.
FORD. Once. JU. 5-7560; home.
Spring 4-7453. --16
TAKOMA PARK -bedrm., apt, in
new. modern, 8 units; $3.50. includ-
ing al utilities. JU. 5-3783. lis
APTs. AVAILABLE AT COBuR TER,
800 Defense hwy, Bladensburg,
Md. Next schools and shopping CEN
ter; bus stop at door. WA. 7-276S.
BRENTWOOD Newly dec. q bedrms.,
kit. pvt. bath and entr., scr. porch
children accepted. WA. 7-55O9
-16
TAKOMA PARK-Attrac.. s rms; Ige.
closets. pvt. entr. and bath. Close TO
shops and bus. Ju. 9-2471. n III
CORAL HILLS AT D. G. LINE--0ar-
den apts.;. Q bedrms., 500; 3 bedrrns..
$100: utils. incl. Near school. bus,
shops. 10. 6-70SS. LIZ
3-BEDROOM APARTMENT - 0O5
Silver Spring ave. Silver Spring. Md.
Exceptional location; $S9. 80 per mo.
See Mr. Ford at address or call ST.
OeUO0V. 4U
WE HAVE / ana 2-bedrm. apis. on
Manchester place in Silver Spring
available Immediately. S71.25 and
$S2. so including utilities. Call resi-
dent mgr, JU. S-1341 or WALKER
O. DUNLOP, INC. CO. 6-0222.
1-BEDROOM APT, $3.50: excel.
cabinet and closet space. 6104 41st
ave-. w. Hyatts.
TAX. PK.-S. s. AREA-Bedrm., liv.
rm.. din. rna., kit, bath. Lge. pvt.
scr. .pch.; 1h blks. from compl. shop.
pets; $3.50 Io. S S5-4sS4. III =
sPRING--In apt. bldg; l
bedrr1., hy. rrn.. dinette, kit. and
bath newly dec; $3.50 mo-, utiis.
incl. JU o-3400; eyes,, LO. $4,000.
PARK-zLiv. rm., bedrm.,
dinette. kit. 1st H.; attractive; near
stores. huR Mt d0AP .lTT k.C7An
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HOUSES WANTED 10 RENT
PROPERTY OWNERS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRY CLEANING-Retail. no laun.
dry, z trucks, serving NV. D. c.
and Mont. Co. Well-established over
90 yrs. Same owner. IL yrs. PERI.
Tor man and wife. Over 1000 as
sets on hand. Price, $1,000 with
70. ess6; a.oas4l Rireet from OWNER. Can
BOOMING HoUsE-Have to give up
$3.50 Der mo', ali If rmsa lners tented. neUmsS fUsmsS
|REsTauRaNT REssiTTaalu5 "a Nv MAN WANTED 5S' for
Garry Out Barbecue Pit on busy
D. G; street; Small capital re-
ssssonabls rent. Nv write He soa RetatRe 41a.E Z.
I5z5SSENsDEnEr1E. 55Ss E m drawing over 800
Ekly: $4,000, terms. Ii. 1880
nHns nMH9ns to Fri. IL to. s. pm. lie
DiNER, modern. stainless steel; IN
E@meisal ssg HDDly 'fsssE saMuHn H No. zARpsss his
DRY cLEANiNG AM &C. Plan La 9-eySa oy1thetis; IT,
good NV; location; one of the WELL
snown Know plants as In Washington: does
show very profitable net. Q trucks;
present manager will possibly remain
With inexperienced buyer Price,
$4,000: terms, $1,000 cash down.
ave w f. n.T THFIsr; NA' ss7sss 5sz7ssigsive' l41l Pa.
SUPER .MARKET with luncheonette,
soaa fountain, located in nearby
Prince Georses Co.: very best equip
ment; Inexperienced owner did
Total price. only I $1,000 II Incl ma about S
down Incl. stock. W. b E'TS THRfFr. fF1n
exclusive, 1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma.
RiEssTfAaGIiRANT.so SODA FOUNTAIN ouNTANINis Ga.
ave. e0F. sAatE 22- fr or.-.-
from $3.50 am. to 8 p.ms closed
sales; books open for inspection.
Price. $4,000 with $4,000 cash
aown. w. e. THRIFT. Exclusive,
ISL "a. ave. NV. Ma. s-9743.
GROCERY. self-seryice; nice edsip-
rd.; mixed trade. Total price, only
sa:S aSoS DOWN lnf icl stock ssaet terms AssS9o
nEy nEEyclustye, II NA; s-9743- Id
avenue doing $4,000 monthiy' can
easily double By adding fresh meats:
same owner years. TU. 2-33s6.
DELICATEssEN. beer and wine, ven
fnsasonanle to reliable party. 6ii7
GEssEfkxL STORE. . ESQ gas m1S punp,.
Intersection in Sandy sprina area.
SMITH w. ALLNUT. ST.. JU. q.
1916: Spring 4-3l94. ~ik
CONFECTIONERY and deIicatsssen
Tor rent: includes all fixtures: dollar
tor dollar for stock: shopping center.
( t near9y MARYLAND; have other In.
RAISE CAPITAL-Best methods: D. c,
ONCE for foreign corporations. %. s.
LEGAL CORP, estab. 1903. Atty
promoter wanted. Ma. S-6225. -I6
GROCERY, nearby Va. with 2 apts.;
( net rent, $50 mo-; modern fixtures;
must saeriflce. KE. 6-927e.
OFFICE SUPPLIES, creating cards
and. and stationery aStn sysoo dept for sale In
oPPPoRTuNSiTfM! PIlSa Ta9Si n Istaslisb.d SasSG sFdRr.
TARIAL SERVICE for sale JU.
e-I213; ewes. JU. g-O47f. III
LONG-ESTABIISHED PET sUPPLY,
dog food. fertilizer, seed and hard
ware store on main arteffal high.
way in northwest. Box 1ao-E, Star.
MOTEL, 4 cottages and separate
furnished residence; chicken house,
acres. For rent $175 month. Op-
tion to buy. Call JE 4-6433. liz
TAyERNSi nearby Prince Georges
all doing business. Cash required,
$4,000 and up. Balance easy terms.
UN. 4-3052. -17
COAT ROOM CONCESSION
with cigar and cigarette counter for
responsible person: busy location:
refined elfertele. yearly lease. FOR
appt.. call Mr.. COHEN between 4
and PM. Ex. 3-34l1.
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COLORED

2. bedrms.. liv. rm.. dinette, kit,
bath. 2lse- and Charming Bt. ne.
Newly redec0rated.
$75 Per Mo. Plus Utilities
PIT CONSTRUCTION CO.
l025 Vermont Ave. NV. ST. 3-2166
COLORED APARTMENTS
3os = sT. N.w.--s rms. kit. bath
308 < ST N.w--1 rm.. Kit. bath
1857 NEW JERSEY AVE. N.w.--s
JOSEPH e. BRUNO, INC.
sos 7 81. NV. ST s-$Sat S
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ATTRACTIvELY FURN. HOME, near
BY Md. reasonable rent to careful
sPLiT.IEvET LIVING IN va. OF
Shirley hwy; is min. from Wash.
1-year-old. nne. brick house; 8 bed
rms: sep; din. rm.. frepl.. 2 full
pspo p is's aqG iGostree retHr SSI Sah
washer. Sudsaver washing machine
Avail. about Dec: 10: .$l75 mo. Also
rent urfurn.; $3.50. XII 9-2053.
ARL.-Cute. modern. 2 bedrooms
washer. disposal. fenced yard; child
welcome. $125 HO. 2-47S1. --l5
ARL,-owner leaving for Florida,
Will rent Until May l. $3.50 mo-, cor.
@snt. aSa SSfaFRs Rsy ssT Td :. 5a iSIs5GSs ssiSs
so7 oUACKENBos, N.w.-s bedrms..
z baths. Schools. shops. transp.
Good loc. Occupancy Nov. 81. Ju.
hILLXISSDALE. MD.--4-acre estate;
ss,xyimming s,yi pool, tennis court. beau
rms... beautifully furnished: all
.,!,. oriental rugs: $3.50 month. RA. g.
2 BEDRMs., full bsmt., oil heat: Turn.
Or unfurn.: $95. LA. 6-3043. 3O43
RoaGfSSW6SoP5d RolaaGHsSsGSFS 5di iREns;sibENr..I bltsk
attractiveiy furn., 3 bedrms., den.
and . baths. din, rec. rm., -Tv. auto.
washer; 2-car gar. avail. jan, Feb,
March. OIL. 2-S431, -l5
3Se8 GARFIELD ST. NV. near Ca
thedral; 8 rooms, 2 baths, 2-car
garage, new oil burner: suitable for
Army or diplomat: personnel: S210
per month: immed. occupancy. OIL
Z1n
VA. AREA-Furnished
residence and furnished cottages
you can rent for income: chicker
house, 4 acres; S175 month; op.
RIGGS, / mile n. Univ. lane: 3 bed
rooms, Ia baths, all-eiee. kit.
freezer, fenced lot: 8 min. U. O.
Nd. MOL; days phone. JU. 1856
Sun. and ewes, HE. 4-3624. >-21
ATTENTIONS beautifully furn
rms: mod. home: mr.. Glehe I'd
and Arlington Ridge Fd. s.; nr
Fentagon; only $110 mo. Act fast
IA. 2-1605. - ~ =
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CONVENIENCE PLUS

HhAuIItuL GROUNDS
nsss tast. spssious Espsnnes sc .1ls aes
rooms; 1-hedrn. apt, $74.5O. Apply
jenitor, zDl Commonwealth ave,
Alex, Va. DREYFUSe EROS, 1919
18th st. NV. Ma. s-0582. --l9
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oREp

1924 EUCLID ST. NV.
p. Luxe Apts. IN Exclusivs Apt. Bldg.
Two rms. kit. Ice. han. bath. SIR 80,
heat and hot water incl. No children.
See res. mgr. In Apt. 1()7 until 81
THE CAMBRIA-MAJESTIC co.
RE 3.10flA tx
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MOVING. PAcKINe. sToRAeI


W. n. yACKs0N's M0vNG-No Job
too small, no Job too big. For safe.
reliable, reasonable service, call AID.
..LCONN moves local. long dis: l.
edrm. apt. S25; 2 bedrms., $50: 5
'mss $40; new van. TU. 2-7272.
THIS MONTH ONLY. truck and 4
men, So per hour. We also move
by Job. AID. 4.7526. 15s
COOKS MOVING AND TRANSFER
Local and long distance. 24-hr.
service; all work guaranteed. Phone
PO. 2-4606 for free estimate. --2l
MOVING AND GENERAL. HAULING,
any time: reasonahls rates and
LIGHT HAULING, local moving:
beaches Q speciality. 8. I. MORRIS.
TO 2-1 I60 or Ii. 6-2eS9.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET Or
across the country: safe. storage In
Phone NO. 7-0l04, UNION STOR.
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1906.
MOVE By HlLL-Home or bus: short
or long notices: extra services: any
time: sensibl7 priced. LU. l-9500
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APIS. UNFVRN.-vA Cont. ]

ONE BEDROOM. bath, kitchen will
screened porch: liv. rm. .-fin. rm
comb, "a It. long. with picture, win.
dow; ] mile from Key Bridge. l51f
n. 18th rd. Phone ia. 2-0600: 9-5
AkL. $57 7.5O-1-rm., kit. bath apt
Mod. apt. bldg. blk. bus and stores
McCLAINE PROPERTIES. IA. g.
$500. -21
ARLINGTON TON-MODERN
Two bedrms., 1st a.; new bldg; pic.
ture windows. closets. plus bsmt
storage; pvt. parking. POMPONIO
ia. 7-6660.
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HOUSES UNFURkIsHEp (cont. !

2411 12th ST. N.E.-2-bedrm. hunga.
low, liv. rrl.. din. rr11.. kit. and bath,
SMITH. Di. 7-f4f1. 10
Mr.. 8. CAPITOL SHOPPING CENTER
! Vacant. Semidet. brk., 5 rms, full
Ss5. 10. 3-6SS9. -22
NEW HOUSE, Q bedrms., SIS per
month; one 6-rm. house on 2k
acres, SSb per month. References
required. Call Redwood 5-6535.
-15
VAC. BET. 8 RMS.-Four bedrms.,
auto. b., refgr.; excel. cond,; conv.
ioc;; yd., gar: gentiies; ref. SIPS.
Sa27 9th st. NV. Others, RA. S-oi 20.
PIX. Mr.. NoI-s-bedrms..
6smt.; S1o6. he. 4-S455. @ us ~
ARL., 4o9 8. Wayne ST.; SIS no.
SsnIs Barn. ,an Srs, ,. senidst.. near sehools.
VIC. sth AND KENNEDY ST. NM.
ssisSem siss. n is9ily lso y h01sf ~frspI baths 4S
9-sSS4 or EN-. 3-9735. III
3-ROoM COTTAGE, outside toilet
and water; electricity; lot; $50
month. WA. 7-575S.
N. ARL.-3-bedrm. brick: equip. kit.
beautiful Ice. fenced, wooded lot.
Walk to all schools: S125. ia. g.
S16O. Al
SHIRLEY HWY.-BAILEYS CROSS.
ROADS, on Seminary rd., 5545 Fill
more ave-. Alex.-3 hedrms.: h-acre
lot; trees. OH. gar, $3.50 mo. Open.
-21
LEESBuRG PIKE FARM s a.: IA mi.
D. c. Clean. cute. furn. or uniurn.
hSe.: an. fam: streams: COW shed;
pigpen; no bath: S15. DU. 7-6415.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

COUPLE. 2 ladies or 2 girls. share
home. with kit. and LAUNDRY priVils.;
reasonable, EN-. 2-36T4 -15
Portable home with other working
girls. Excellent maid. good trans.
portation. RA. 3-S173. 10
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HAYWOOD
GARDENS
41O1 HAYWOOD PL
MT. RAINIER, MD.
IMMEprATE occUpANcY

just across the District lire. I bus
fare. convenient to shopping cen
ter and theater: excellent bus Trans
pottatl0n. .E.
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EXTRA LARGE ROOMS

Twenty-ft. iiv. rm., lge. closets, excel
ne. location; modern bldg; 1-bedrm
apt $3.50: q AgPlZ PAvSsIas Ssniscr hsde z5ed
1919 18th st. NV. Ma. 8-0582.
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BEER TAVERN

Downtown: run By hired help; air.
sSnd1fpss s p Sres @Ges ohs.uTst S.:t sets s
ofier. Must Be sold Ct once.
Lane Pastor, Elk. 3-2565
(continued On Next Pase.l
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Plenty Of parking, lovely grounds.
Apply in person. WA. 7-6200. Iii
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121 53rd ST. Sc.
new brick duplex. Three
rms, bath: In best Sc. location. $65.
JU. 6-4471 for appointment. --15
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Recep. hall. living room, dinette. bed
room, kitchen and bath. S72.60; in
cludiuG utilities. ssJ.5
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COAT hOOM CONCESSlON
With cigar and cigarette counter for
responsible person: busy location:
refined eliertele: yearly lease. For
appt., call Mr., COHEN between 4
and 8 pm. Ex. 3-34l1.
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-MD.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-08-26
Baker Sales & Service
Entered, Robbed tuesday

Baker Sales and Service, south
of Caldwell, on u. S. Route 81,
was broken into early Tuesday
morning. The loot consisted OF
at least fifty one dollar bills and
some accessories in the store.
The robbery was discovered al
a. m, Tuesday by Carl Baker,
owner.
Sheriff Donald Conaway said
the theft must have occurred
after 2:30 a. M, Tuegday for he
patrolled this highway follow
ing the train and semi-tractor
trailer wreck at Dexter City.
This wreck occurred at 11:30 p.
m, Monday.
Sheriff Conaway said the
thieves broke out window of
the door on the south side of the
building to gain entrance.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-08-26

equipped and operated from
tractor manipulation, are now a
part of this eastern Noble county
enterprise.
The second junior member of
the firm, Myron Law, son of
Dallas and a grandson of the
founder, j. D., has accepted this
important phase of fruit grow
ing as his responsibility. The
work done thru the use of mech
anical sprayers, does more
thorough job, according to Myron
Law, and eliminates the hard
manual work, generally neces-
stating the use of two men.
This year, like many other
years, the fruit farm of J. D.
Law and Son, will write another
prosperous chapter in its long
history of operation, a mark of
achievement so evident after
visit to the Law fruit farm.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-08-26
Former Resident
Opens New ShOp

Stanley Bober, a native of
Caldwell, now residing in Cali
fornia, is the owner and operator
of Bober's Kiddie Shop, which
opened recently at 1921 Broad
way, Sacramento, Cahf.
The shop handles toys, juvenile
furniture and wheel goods. There
is also a rental service for cribs,
carriages and other equipment.
Bober is the son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Bober of Flor
ence, and is married to the form
er Elizabeth Riski.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-08-26

From a meager beginning in
1920, j. D. Law, the senior mem
Der, started a commercial ven
ture of selling strawberries and
other varieties of berries. In 1927
the apple orchards started pro-
ducing in abundance, along with
the peaches, and naturally the
berry crop became only a second
ary item. Today, the latter is
strictly home-supply item, not
a commercial enterprise.
Disposition of Laws fruits is
made to Caldwell merchants,
some sold at the Law farm, but
in recent years large portion
of the fruits are being sold to a
Parkersburg, w. Va, firm.
In maintaining the high stand
ards of quality fruit, the Law
fruit farm has developed the
modern technique to accomplish
this end. Mechanical sprayers,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-08-26
New kSC Committee
Members VIII Fled
An Executive Board
New Committee To
Be Named At Annual
Meeting, August 30

The newly elected chairmen ot
the Is township A. S. G. com.
rnittees will meet at the Noble
County Agriculture Sterilization
Conservation committee office on
Monday, Aug. 80, at 10 a. m. Al
that time, they will select three
county committeeman and two
alternates for the coming year
There will be at least two, and
possible three new members of
the county committee for
1954-55.
The county office sent ballots
out to 1900 eligible farmer-voters
and at deadline time, Aug. 20,
the ballots cast number 341.
In the following list of newly
elected township community
committees, the first three
named are members and the last
two listed in each township are
the alternates.
Beaver: Harry E. Stotts, Jack
Bates, Richard Flood, Blaine
Day, Robert D. Warner.
Brookfield: John L. Hedge,
James w. Gee, Charles w.
Stoneking, John E. Millhone,
Charles Nichols.
Buffalo: Robert c. Cooper,
Roy K. Davis, James A. Hively,
Joseph S. Shriver, Argyll G. Vor-
hies.
Center: Walter Davis, Athel J.
Moore, Branson VanFleet, Roy A.
Wentworth, Loren G.. Sanford.
Elk: Floyd H. Miller, Luther
D. Schramm, Ellis B. Ayers, Gil
bert J. Becker, Beryl S. Van
Fossen.
Enoch: Albert Kraft, Walter
7. Crum, Donald Gerst, Carl
Ritterbeck, Paul Holman.
Jackson: Earl r. Way, Jonas
E. Stack, Robert G. Wells, DANES
w. Tidd, Hubert A. Linger.
Jefferson: Felix Arnold, Fran
els A. Thompson, Beda F. Arnold,
George V. Sailing, Joe H. Singer.
Marion Vernon E. Moore,
Donald M. Smith, Jesse E. Clark,
Charlie B. Shackle, Louis Kirk
bride.
Noble: Raymond w. Dennis,
j. Virgil Moore, David o. Bee
kett, F. Marshal DeVolld, John
w. Wargo.
Olive: Glen c. Iams, Maurice
w. Weber, Lawrence King. Earl
A. Jennings, Fulton G. Hughes.
Seneca: Wyate S. Bates, Myron
L. Law, Francis z. Warner, Roy
u. Wentworth, B. Thoburn Brit
ton.
Sharon: Frank w. Walters.
John w. Kuntz, Dayle Caldwell,
D. Dwight Ogle, George E. Law
renee.
Stock: Rupert E. Kress, Paul
u. Hill, Walter P. Crum, Francis
Dimmerling, Cain Archer.
Wayne: H. Blaine Wilson,
Wayne A. Day, William S.
Binion, Donald M. Long, Ralph
M. Denius.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-08-26

supplies, $735; Caldwell Imple-
ment and Supply Co, ladder
paint, etc, $26.42; Upton Hard
ware, supplies, $3497; Sinclair
Refining Co., rubeline, $17O.10;
Helen Ehlermann, fuel oil,
$2,577.56;
Roeckel Co., supplies, $115.12;
Graybar Equipment, bolts, etc,
$47.79; Worl w. Thompson, Iub-
rication, 1925; Kaufman Latti-
mer, supplies, 1888; James
Merry, pit rock, $138.28;
c. J. Thornburg Co, Inc,
liquid chlorine, $24.O0; Universal
Supply, meter yokes, washers,
$84.25; Otto Lorenz and Sons,
supplies, $1306; w. S. Daley,
books, $11.37.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-08-26
Mayor Heads Committee
al Columbus Conference

Mayor Homer Johnson, Donald
D. Nichols, Emil Barnett and
Dean A. Reed, members of coun-
Gil and Atty. L. c. Young, city
solicitor, attended a meeting be-
fore the legislative committee on
sewage last Friday in Columbus.
Solicitor Young presented to
the board the financial status of
the village, which is usually in
the "red" for the general fund.
There was no decision reached.
The current permit issued to
the village of Caldwell by the
department of health expired on
Aug. l6.
1t is expected to be renewed,
however, since the village has
complied with all the rules and
regulations and have completed
their sewage survey.
1t has been estimated that
Caldwell would have to spend
$565,000 for a complete sewage
system.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-08-26

on Thursday, Sept. End. at 800
p. m.
Chitwood recalled the other
day how he met Don, signed him
on the spot, and then watched
him develop into one of the
finest stuntmen in the organiza-
ton.
my wife, our two sons, and
were out for a Sunday afternoon
ride" Joie related, when we
suddenly spied a fellow sitting
on a motorcycle at a country
cross roads.
Since he appeared in a dill
emma, decided to stop our car
and offer him our help" Chit
wood went on. "He told us he
had been out for a ride, and had
gotten lost"
The fellow, of course, was For
rester, and when he learned
Chitwood's identity, he immedi-
ately hit him up for job.
II knew was taking a
chance" Chitwood said, "but
acted on an impulse and signed
him for the job. Believe me,
have never been sorry"
That chance meeting on the
highway occurred eight years
ago, and since then Forester
has appeared in more than 1900
Chitwood shows. He is married
to the former Wilma (Brownie)
Brice, daughter of we'll known
Pennsylvania fairman, and the
two spend the off-season in
Tampa, Florida.
A versatile individual, For
roster has performed every stunt
in the show. His main forte is
the ramp-to-ramp rocket car
leap and the dynamite act in
which he plays the part of the
human bomb"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-08-26
GAINESVILLE Resident
Bound To Grand Jury


John E. Rogers, AZ, of Barnes
vile route 3, pleaded not guilty
to chcarges of assault with a
deadly weapon at his hearing
before Mayor Homer johnson of
Caldwell last Saturday.
The affidavit was filed by
Lloyd Starr, who said that Rog-
ers had fired a shot from a .32
caliber revolver at his brother,
Jake Starr, on Saturday morn
ing. The shooting alledgedly fol-
lowed neighborhood quarrel.
Starr went on to say that Rogers
threatened him the same day
with revolver but did not fire.
Rogers was bound over to the
grand jury by the mayor under
bond of $500.00. He was commit
ted to the county jail when he
failed to supply bond.
Lloyd Starr, who filed the
affidavit, was in court the same
day as a defendant. Sheriff Con-
away, who made the above ar
rest, discovered Starr was driv-
ing without an operators license
and he was heard before the
mayor. He was fined $4,000 and
costs.
On Monday, another charge
was brought against Rogers. He
pleaded guilty to charges of
Illegally selling intoxicating
liquor at a crossroad store at
the junction of routes 267 and
lat. He was fined $4,000 and
costs by the mayor and half of
the fine was suspended.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-08-26

J. F. Heer Printing, supplies
for mayors office, $267; The
Hunt Co., signs, $4.66; Universal
Supply Co, street light bulbs,
1892; Hayes service station, gas
and oil for fire truck, $12.56;
Steve Odlivak, welding, boat
repair, $4,000; Jack Oliver, reim-
burse for ak, etc. for dam, $6.10;
Mager Hale Park -O-Meter, one
half of meter collection, $4,000;
William Heppner Service, gas
oline, $10.86; Caldwell Imple-
ment and Supply, three V belts,
$4.57; Caldwell Light and Water
works, traffic lights, $28.32;
Hayes service station, gas and
oil for street truck, $18.97;
Farmhouse Chevrolet Co, bat
terry for truck, $1,000; Andrew
Gerst, crude oil, $158.47; Joe
Elias, rent for July, $4,000; Uni
versal Supply &C., light bulbs,
$109.20; Ray Elswick Co., break
age premium, $1270O; General
Electric Supply, wire, supplies,
$14413;
Mikes Tire Shop, gas, oil,
fabrication ,$23.97; w. c. DeLille,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-08-26
Six Traffic Violations
Head List In Mayors
Court Over Weekend
GAINESVILLE Mon
Bound To Grond
Jury For Assault

The last weekend was a busy
one for Mayor Homer johnson
when number of traffic anc
other violations were heard ir
his court.
Entries on the mayors docket
since last Thursday included the
following:
John Alex Shrout, Cleveland
81, driving over the yellow line,
$500 and costs.
John Wayne, Cleveland, %,
driving over center line, $500
and costs.
Charles Butcher, Elyria, 10,
driving over center line, $500
and costs.
w. L. Scott, 80, Akron, speed
ing, $500 and costs. All the
above were cited by state high
way patrolmen. The following
arrests were made by Sheriff
Donald Conaway:
Philip Harding, q, CALDWELL
speeding in alley, $500 and costs.
Charles Boggs, %, Cleveland,
reckless driving, $500 and costs.
Floyd Starr, Barnesville, 54,
no drivers license, driving on
permit after expiration, $4,000
and costs.
John E. Rogers, Barnesville,
81, affidavit filed by Floyd
Starr. Rogers is charged with
assault with a deadly weapon.
He pleaded not guilty and was
bound over to the grand jury
under bond of $500.00.
The second charge against
Rogers was made by Sheriff Con-
away, stating that he kept a
place where Intoxicating liquor
was sold. Roger plea was guilty
and he was fined $4,000 and
costs, with $4,000 remitted.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-08-26
Two Youths Named
To Forestry Camp

Floyd Henderson, County
Agent and chairman of the Noble
County Forestry Committee, has
announced the names of the two
sixteen-year-olds who have been
selected to attend State Forestry
Camp at Camp Ohio.
They are Franklin Stevens of
Harriettsville and Phyllis Bas-
ford of Quaker City. Both will
act as delegates to the camp that
is sponsored by the Ohio State
Forestry Assn.
Their attendance is being spon-
sored by the Electro Met. Div. Of
U.C.C. and the Soil Conservation
district supervisors.
Photo observation-disclosures
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-08-26
Grocery Store Al
Quaker City Sold

Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. MarkIe of
Quaker City, have purchased the
Red and White grocery there
from Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Hall
and will take possession Sept. 10.
MIR. and Mrs. Hall bought the
store from Mr.. and Mrs. l. G.
Gibson in 1910 and have not yet
announced their plans for the
future.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-08-26
Parking Meters
Total $4,000

There was $4,000 collected
from the parking meters in Cald-
well from July 6 to Aug. 9 and
half of this amount was sent to
the Mager Hale Park-O-Meter as
the monthly agreed payment on
the meters.
The weekly collections of last
month, broken down, were as
follows: $195.50, $4,000, $2O2. so,
$193.50, and $197.50.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-08-26

ball being placed in play on the
40-yard line. No kickoff is per-
mitted due to the possibility of
injuries but regulation football
will be played other than the
kickoff.
Football practice for the Cald-
well Redskins opened Tuesday
morning with Coach Billy Jones
at the helm. Physical examina-
tons were taken Monday and
necessary equipment handed out
by the manager, Dave Ferguson.