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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WILL BUY PROPERTY
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

BROOKLYN. N. ". nr. Fort Hamil-
toni family brick home Tor sale.
6N;, rms. and rentable apt. $4,000.
sGaMlR Gsii TE or Ss44f7: AaL.YEAR home. 10 loot
hills White Mts.; old Colonial farm
house built about 1900; 8 rms,
oven, wide board floors: 800 acres,
barn, woods. fields, beautiful view;
suitable beet. beef cattle e.. sheep Inn dairy;
Wash. vi EN- EN- e-2s4s. 0NA' w.
COUNTRY GRoc. STORE with O.
room res. $4,000; Also country
groc. store at $4,000.
For sale in Front Royal, Va. prop
critics where aaas Hazel & vas taTned aIsn Away
did protection by owning properties
in the Shenandoah Valley.
116-acre cattle-grazing farm with
lovely broom modern res. barn and
optbldgs.;, 9 miles south Of Win.
Brousis farm: si3'5oo cash. 80
brick res. with store and gas sta
ton. known as the Shell Gas Sta
ton. can be bought at S13.500. A
tirst ts; mrortgage Of $500 is AGAINST ,;t
and $40 State hwys., IL miles north
of Front Royal and 10 miles south
Of Winchester. Va.
Lovely S-room res. with oil heat, new
furnace; electric. and water. 'FRONT.'
$1,000 1T. deep; several outbldgs. I
Only $4,000. with some terms.
Possession at signing Of deed;
stream through center: 6 miles SO.
of Front Royal, Va. Hotdog fire.
place. table, 2 benches, wooden plat
form for tent. stone wall across
creek for a pool. All fenced in. Only
81 800 cash.
Going gas station in Front Royal, Va,
WITH car wash room. grease pitt
Beauty -garlor with all equipment. in
Front Royal. Va; S2.250.
Restaurant with a live-wire business
in Front Royal, Va: $1,000 cash
Coal. and oil business with ali stoch
and equipment. offered with prop.
erty at $2S,000 in Front Royal, Va
Large apartment house with ten
| ants. monthly income 1895. Can bs
bought in Front Royal, Va. -
Lovely brick two-story. oil heated
| residence with rock wool insulation
baths, full concrete basement, ga
rage, storage house, at 1877 West
hsn h2th street; only $4,000. with one-
Two -story brick res, 2 barns. oil
heat. rock wool Insulation: $4,000.
In Front Royal, Va, with some
terms. CLAUDE L. RUST, 3O6 s..
Royal ave-, Front Royal Va
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!, F'REDERICK COS FINES1

NEAR CAMP DAVID, NORTH OF
FED FFEEsDIERIG6; 169 90, ACRES OF THE
MILES or PAVED STATE HWYS.
AND COUNTY ROAD. BLDGS. IN
CLUDE MOD. WASH. DAIRY BARN,
ALSO LGE. BRICK MANSION ON
HIGH ELEVATION; BREATH
AND VALLEY. THIS Is TRULY A
FARM WORTHY OF SERIOUS
CONSIDERATION WELL FL
NANCED. SIGLER a. CO.. RA.
3-3431. Sunday. OIL. 4-2439.
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WEST VA.

Good 6-rm. house. outbldgs.. well
cleo. house furnished. ideal fisf1in
and hunting camp. Price, ShS50
yard: it's perfect for retiremen
home. Mail. school bus. store. church
blaek-top rd., bunting and fishina
Price, 81. $50. Call 330. Free listing
9; =. WIDMYER, Berkeley Springs
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144 ACRES. Is tillable; new 5-rm
and bath house, new barn, 06 It.
long; another barn 130 IT, long;
faSinsr Pasins farm alae'Gf Fl MIN I'M
from river. Price for entirety,
zoo ACRES, "a clear; 7-rm. house,
very old chimney. 4 firepis.; 5 lge.
streams stream and and tidsWater @ r. marsh. Good
trapping; excellent tobacco land,
13 ACRES. 6-rm. house. barn. 1-acre
lake. stock; On Wicomico River;
NEW NdEHski4s 9s Fl TTrifsA sASs2ss ss2Sa; terms
land. lse. old shade trees; liv, rm.
elec. kit., util. rm., side porch.
Prise; $l1;g50, terms; $2 600 down,
Phone LaPiata 6Sfi.
2so LEVEL ACRES with modsrnized
fields. on paved I'd. An old Mont
gomery CITY. landmark. 100000.
H. w. BECRAFT
Gaithersburg, 555 or 72SJ.
154 q. general farm. fronting on new
lie Rs bank e Si.n Sa4n, peysa dsiay enaTanee nsr
GUS outbldgs.; farm pond and stream
In meadow. 5-rm. frame house.
bath, elec water system. This is a
fine farm with future: priced at
only .S3l 800.
One Of the few 600 a. stock and crop
farms within an hours ride from
Bait. Three sets Of bidEs. Farm
fronts on highways; has definite
prospects for development Shown
only by appt. H. p. BuRDETTE A.
soa' sod M. Ms: ATTY. TX Nd ,.. rn: l33; Sun.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

UP TO 5000 SO. FT., freproof bldg.
suitable fur light manufacturing
storage or distribution, truck load.
ing door. well lighted and ventilated
Gas blower heat. 9 lavatories. 2 par.
titioned Offices Il air-conditioned,
viii rent whole or in part. Phone
new BU1iiLLID;ING BUiLD;ING designed for ri low
cost handling with all modern IA
cilities incl. siding and attractive
office UN. 4-S003.
1000 so. FT., on !-story. modern
masonry bldg: TT. siding. large
truck-loading door tfioor leveD
small office; blower heat: parking;
convenient location. See Mr. Norris
WEAVER BROS. INC, DI. 7-S3Oo
al N. z: AVE. N.W.-1st floor OF
$500 mo-; will remodel for suitable
tenant. Apply YALE LAUNDRY.
TWO $500 SO. FT. UNITS-Can be
leased as single unit, r.r. siding
and truck loading docks. s min.
from downtown. Call CARL G..
ROS!NsK1 CO., Ma. S-9254. PO.
SEVERAL WAREHOUSES; 800 IT.
and up; also will build any size.
=. N. L1GHTBOWN. WA. 7-l325.
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5tickley Real Estate Agency
406 N. Washington st.
Berkeley Springs, w. Va.

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS
Valley on q. 8. Hwy. Ii,
9a acres fronting ON highway
substantial 9-rm. home, 1h baths,
Oil h.-w. heat: 4 outbldgs., pond
plenty Of land for motel or gas
station, Price. S16.50O. PETERS
REALTY. Mclean. Va, Daleview
b-9241. "a
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COMMERCIAL
1105 Vermont Ave.
merson 3-1176, National S-6131

COMMERCIAL
A very valuable corner fronting OF
2 main highways, containing III
acres or 80 acres with a moderr
building. Entire area can be solt
or will consider sale Of one-half.
Vienna. s3.700 soft. fronting o,
Highway 123. Utilities avail. Pricet
reasonable.
Annandale. 10 acres. Ideal for !,
high;-type shopping center. vii
sale OF entire area.
Seven Corners. 10000 soft. front
ing on No. so and T..
Arlington blyd. "a mi. below Sever
frontage on blvd; ideal for a motol
court.
ACREAGE
4-room modern house. 2<car meta
garage: II acres, fronting 500 It
on Highway z. mi. beyond Dranes-
vile.
22 acres, fronting ZOO IT. on Highwa,
z in Loudon County.
9ia acres, fronting on Annandale I'd
Utilities available.
1S beautiful acres, with SCOTT. front
age on, national hwy. Will 20 COM
mercial.
76 level acres. with plenty of trees;
fronting on Q highways. No. GIL
and SAG. -
95 acres: % mi. from D. C. on Hwy
664. $500 per acre.
IA acres containing beautiful @
acre lake, 8 1T. deep. "a mi. Oh
main hwy.
For these and larger tracts. cal
Arthur L. Walters Co.
ia. T-52o0 Q Till 0 ia. 2-4141
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SOIJTHERN MARYI,AND

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
PROFITABLE TOBACCO FARM
joining Bel Alton. Md. Excellent
soil, spring, streams, 6-room cnt-
tage: water and electricity: large
tobacco barn. stable. farm buildings.
$50. 900. Will divide. Liberal terms.
LEONARD SNIDER
PHI 1911. LA PLATA. MD
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COUNTY

dOWAftO COUNIY
332-acre stock farm. In good cult.
yation. Large frame house: new silo
cattle. corn house; small dairy
barn; hog house. Beautiful meadow
with large stream. All fields vel
FENCED. Call Mrs. Wilson; ask op.
orator for Evergreen 4-5651. j
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TEN ACRES on hard-surfaced road
. miles from town. with good r
room dwelling. electricity, outbuild-
ingS; school bus and mail by door
$4,000 with $500 down. $50 pei
S5 acres on sand clay road, 12 acres
in cultivation, balance woodland
new Groom house, electricity: school
bus and mail; good farm buildings
$4,000. terms. VIDA K. DeLONG
Louisa, Va.
SILVER SPRING, MOL AREA
ABOUT k-A. LOT. 81. 500. TERMS
FRANK CRAVER, RA. 3-4635.
ATTENTION BuILDERS-To close an
estate: 26h acres; city water and
sewerage in: town Of Indian Head,
Md, between 2 subdivisions. Price,
; $500 acre. Walking distance to
LARGE LoT on main hwy. with 600
1t. frontage, across from new Lackey
High School. Price, $4,000; also
several other bargains all in town.
OVER IL ACRES rich garden land;
excel. home sites: located nr. Rt. 301
below Waldorf. Md. Price, $2,450:
terms, $500 down.
SOUTHERN MD. REALTY CO.
Route 301. below Waldorf, Md.
Phone La Plata GIL.
GREAT FALLS. VA.-S3.5 800 DOWN
Complete basement of brick rambler,
40 acres; 100 yards to paved road
and lake; Frigidaire kitchen. DA.
6-SS32. IA
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H.. B. MITCHELL
Herndon, Va, Phone 1876
MONTGOMERY

DAIRY FARM of 800 acres, home 3
tenant houses. good dairy barn and
ioafing barn. toutbldes., good herd
ma mfacniner equipment and feed: ali
sten into going poductive farm
EXCELLENT 500-ACRE stock farm
peautiful home and 1bldgs., close in
and under $500 per acre.
FOR S22 500 YOU can buy this mod
ern home, with good bank barn
outbldgs., fencing. stream and 81
acres of the best kind Of land
s0-AcRF FAMILY FARM for cit,
folks who want 2 nice home in thl
FREDERICK DAIRY FARM of zoo
acres IN high state Of cultivation
ana wen worth the price.
FOR homes on small acreage. see oul
ad under Houses For Sale. Mont.
nPOp IN AMI, <.o oxyrp
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Randall H. Hagner & Co., Inc.
Reeltor
1891 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-3600
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,R RENTloFFlcEs 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT
DORADO BLDG.

PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE, busy
thorouahfare, South Arlington. IA
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HERBERT FREEMAN

TB. Md. Fairview 2-27p1
Farm. 40 a. Fine production: trac-
tor tillable soil; Q ponds; 4-rm. bum
ealow: electricity; well on porch.
Farm. 53 a.: fine production: tractor
tillable soil; good Groom house:
bank barn; very fine vicinity. Will
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Observation-Disclosures
One to 10 acre farms to 400 acres.
SlUO per acre UP. Some with houses.
Desirable business lots on 30l where
It meets No 3 super highway. Only
IL miles from d C -
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
BEST INVESTMENT

II can wait q couple Of years for
sewer. IL acres. nearby MONTGOMERY
County. already subdivided, for S3.-
400 each. ANDRIS REALTY. Oh. q
9070. Ewes, EN-. 3-5351. ---24
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CONN. AND MACOMB

CONN. AND MACOMB
c95osE ssospD .sess Center. asss keel dDsap Il Up,SEn %n
doWs.. Call J. H. KNOX.
THOs. J. FISHER q CO.. INC. .
T39 10th st. NV. DI. 7-6830
DOWNTOWN LOCATION
222 G. ST. NV.
sos mo-: suitable service business.
barber shop, ONCE or other line.
DIXIE HOUSING CO, ia. 9-1702.
GOOD LOCATION
221b 14th ST. NV.
Only S65 mo. Large store, suitable
paint store, service business or other
line. DIXIE HOUSING CO.. Ia.
9-1702.
2l00 VERMONT AVE. NV.
Ideal location for any drive-in or
any other business. call Ii. 3-6571.
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CEDAR HURST

Chesapeake Bay with . comfort
able home that has lv. rm.. din.
rm.. fully. equipped kit. 8 bed.
rooms. bath, plenty OF closet .spaces
screened porches; ven. blinds:
lovely shade trees; q steal ut only
ACREAGE ON WATER
We have several tracts on the water
priced for immediate sale below
market value. DIR. Drive thru
Deale to Esso station ONCE next
BE SURE you SEE
HOWARD e. TALBERT
DEALE, ND. WEST RIvER 2-lo4l
Evening star., 1954-05-16
SeeFslselkeF
Sum Time
Separates

Wonderful, wonderful separates you combine so
many exciting ways for vacation or backyard fun!
Quolity mode from no-iron seersucker that
simply hos weor- r-out to it. Fost color Of
FOR top selection suggest you order yours the
stort Of the season. All styles shown in pink blue
stripes. Sizes 10 to g 1.6Q 70 500
Kann's Sporswear. Second Floor. Washn
Evening star., 1954-09-26
SHOULD A WOMAN LIE ABOUT HER AGE?
Continued from page

This. then. explains why wom-
en- hide their age. The question
is - should they?
/ am convinced that a woman
is justified in fibbing if her liveli-
hood and happiness, as well as
those of her family. are at stake.
But only then.
An unjust, even cruel. situa-
tion exists which makes this very
much to the point these days.
It's all part of the same adula-
tion men have for youth. Women
over so who apply for jobs are
turned away in too many in
stances - they are too old. I'm
many cases. women Of IS are
actually refused jobs for the
same ridiculous reason.
Thus many youngish women,
faced with a sudden necessity of
earning a living because of a
domestic crisis, find themselves
on the scrap heap. The fact that
they may be in the prime of men
tai and physical vigor apparently
counts less than the statistics re-
corded on their birth certificates.
when To Lie
In such cases / do not hesitate
one moment to tell women: Give
TIE prospective employer any
age you can reasonably get away
with. If he's so foolish as to set
an arbitrary limit, ignoring ex-
perience and proven ability. he
deserves to be lied to. Besides,
you must look out for yourself
and your family"
| do not have to caution you
that l am not in any way sug-
costing that you alter official
documents or do anything which
might be construed as a breach
of the law.
You can also look at things
this way: Medical science now
believes that an individuals
chronological age - the one COM
puted from the date of birth to
the present - is only part of the
story and a less important part
at that. There are other ages,
including the biological and psy-
Geological. A persons body and
mind may thus be older. or
younger. than the calendar indi-
Gates. depending on physical
Evening star., 1954-09-26

wear and tear. Therefore, a WOm-
an who has lived so or so years
may. well have the vitality and
brain power of an individual far
younger.
This reasoning, I believe, is
perfectly sound when self-protec-
ton is genuinely and seriously
involved. But in all other cir
cumstances, i can see no real
point in camouflage.
Can't Fed Yeuzself
FRsT, because deception about
age only serves to abet this silly
glorifcation of youth.
And second, whom are you
kidding, anyway?
What good does lying do.
really? All right, you whittle of
a few years and doubtless people
will believe you. But yoH know
the truth. and you have to live
with it. You'd be in the same
position as the housewife who
burned a valuable mahogany
table with a cigarette. She was
terribly upset. but her husband
advised her to cover the spot
with an ash tray and forget it.
Nobody win ever know it's
there" he told her. Eyes, re-
piled his wife, hut III know"
So with your true age. You'll
know it's there and you have to
live with yourself.
EmahaxzassinR 3evslaais@
LYING can place women m some
awkward spots. Consider the 33-
year-old secretary who fell in
love with a man five years her
junior. Now there's nothing at
all wrong with that. mind you =
sociological studies have shown
that there's a high degree of mar
ital happiness when men (the
more intelligent onesD consider
other qualities more important
than age and marry women older
than themselves. BAIT this girl.
fearful Of losing her man,
passed herself of as d. And
SO they were married.
Sooner or later, the truth had
to come out. When it did, her
husband was hurt and angry.
Not because she was older than
COsfi,sssed on page %
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-07-01
MRS. Pollard k4owiIer

Mrs. Mary Amanda Stephens
Howiler, SO, widow of Pollard E.
Howiler of Macksburg, died on
Monday morning at the family
home.
A native of near Harriettsville,
she was daughter of Joseph and
Rachel Mason Stephens. Sur
vivors include the following:
Four daughters: Mrs. Effie
Huffman of Newark, Mrs. Lulu
Tallman of Sunbury, Mrs. Mabel
Jenkins of Wheeling and Miss
Lucy HoWiler of the family
home; five grandchildren; seven
great grandchildren; four broth
ers, John Stephens of Lake
Charles, La, Joseph of South
Olive, Henry of Lower Salem
and Frank Stephens Of Elba.
She was a member of the Elba
Methodist church, the Ladies
Alliance of Lower Salem Univer-
salist church and the Mayflower
Temple of the Pythian Sisters.
Services were held Wednesday
afternoon at the family home.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-07-01
Siafford Driver Faces
Another DAMAGE Suit

Glenn D. Bishop of Stafford,
faces damage suits amounting to
more than 100000 in Washing
ton county, as the result of an
accident in Marietta last Decem-
ber.
Bishop was the driver of the
coal truck that was involved in
the accident, resulting in the
death of Mrs. Hope Wick, Mari
eta.
The victims husband, Homer
Hick, asked for $4,000 damages
last week in Washington county
court. He accuses the truck
driver of six offenses, alledgedly
contributing to the accident, in
cluding failure to stop for red
traffic light and excessive speed.
Two other women in the car
with Mrs. Hick were Miss Jane
McCauley, who asked Bishop for
$25, 1887, and Miss Grace Col
Inns, who has filed a suit for
$25, ,291.95. Both of these Mari
eta women were injured in the
accident.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-07-01
DEATH NOTICES
MRS. Belle Bonor

Mrs. Belle Bonar, ga, lifetime
resident of the Road Fork com
munity, died Wednesday at 400
o'clock a. m, following illness.
She was the widow of George
Bonar, who died in 1898.
She was a member of the Road
Fork Baptist church and the Car
Isle Grange. Her parents were
John and Susanna Thompson
Antill.
Death occurred at the home of
Mr., and Mrs. Bernard Crum.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted Friday afternoon at 200
o'clock at the Road Fork church
with Rev. Howard Helm officiat-
ing. Burial will be in the church
cemetery with the Mallett funer-
al home of Stafford in charge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-07-01
Charles ]. Sharkus

Charles j. Sharkus, II, resident
of Maple Heights addition to
Caldwell, died Sunday morning
at 4:30 following a heart illness.
A native Of Lithuania, he came
to the United States as a young
man He was a retired coal min
er.
The deeceasd was a member
of st. Philomena Catholic church
Caldwell.
He leaves his wife, Mary
Bucek Sharkus of the home; one
son, Sgt. Charles J. Sharkus, Jr.,
of the U. S. Army, serving in
Illinois; three daughters, Mrs.
Mary Niswonger of Maple
Heights; Mrs. Wilma Gossman of
Columbus and Anna Sharkus of
the home; one brother, George
Sharkus Of Cambridge; and five
grandchildren.
The body was taken to the
residence from the Estadt funer-
al home on Sunday evening. Re-
QUEEN funeral mass was sung by
Rev. FIR. S. P. Pekalla, pastor,
Tuesday at $3.50 o'clock a. m. at
st. Philomena church. Inter
ment was in Mt. Olivet ceme-
terry, Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-07-01

Mrs. Christina Wetz, 80, of
Lowell, died Saturday evening at
Marietta Memorial hospital.
The deceased was the oldest
resident Of Lowell.
She was lifelong member of
the First Evangelical church and
was a native of Washington
count
HeI~sband, Adam Wetz, died
in 1913, and she is survived by
the following: One son, Leo E.
Wetz OF Lowell; two daughters,
Mrs. Mabel Stengel of Coal Run
and Mrs. Ella Thompson of Gin
cinnatl; seven grandchildren; 10
great grandchildren; one sister,
Mrs. Carrie R. Chrisman of Cali
fornia.
Funeral services were held on
Tuesday afternoon at the Peoples
funeral home in Lowell and
burial was in the Highland ceme-
terry near Lowell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-07-01
MI Lesto Leonard

Mrs. Lesta Leonard, SO, wife OF
William Leonard of near Beverly
died Saturday evening at Colum-
bus, following an extended i'll
ness.
She was the sister of Mrs.
Noble Wiley, Caldwell route, and
Mrs. Belle Dye of near Beverly.
A native of Monroe county, her
parents were James and Anna
Call Thomas.
The body was taken to the
Wheeler funeral home in Cald-
we'll and remained there until
services, Monday afternoon at
the ReinersVille Methodist
church. Rev. Shimaberry officiat-
ed and burial was in Reiners-
vile cemetery.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-07-01
Joseph .. Kina

Joseph Daniel King, siX-weeks
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
King, of near Summerfield, died
Tuesday evening at Good Sam
aritan hospital, GAINESVILLE.
In addition to the parents, the
child is survived by the maternal
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Wickham of Summerfield:
the paternal grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert King of East
Union; the great grandmother is
Mrs. George Wickham of Sum
merfield.
Brubach funeral home of Sum-
merfield was in charge of ar
rangements. Services were held
in Summerfield Free Methodist
church, Thursday afternoon at
200 o'clock and burial was in
Mt. Ephraim cemetery.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-07-01
Eight Traffic Fines
Levied In Mayors
Court Over Weekend
Mike Chisnor Is
Placed Under Peace
Bond And Jailed

The past weekend, Mayor
Homer Johnson of Caldwell,
held hearings for eight traffic
cases, in addition to one break
ing and entering charge filed.
Byron Smallwood of near Ava,
was charged with entering an
inhabited home in the night
season and stealing a watch.
Virgil CHM of Ava, brought the
charges against Smallwood and
arrest was made by Deputy
Sheriff Arthur Taylor. The case
according to a report from the
mayor, is being continued.
w. L. Carter of Gallon, driver
of a semi-truck, was charged
with reckless driving by j. w
Theobold last Friday. Carter was
the driver of the truck that
forced Theobold off the highway
south of South Olive. His fine
was $1,000 and costs.
State Highway Patrolman
Stubbs arrested the following
violators Friday night:
Phillip L. Lee, of Cleveland,
reckless driving, $1,000 and
costs; Wilbert Byrne, Stony
Point, N. c., speeding, $1,000 and
costs; Harry Miller, Cleveland
speeding, $1,000 and $4.00 costs.
Marshal Jack Oliver cited John
Kane of Cuyahoga Falls, for
running a red light and his fine
was $500 and costs for the viola
ton. jerry Foultz of Caldwell
route, was also arrested bv the
marshal for the same violation
and his fine was also $500 and
costs.
Mike Chismar, Pleasant CITY
route 2, was freed from Noble
county Jail when he furnished
bond on the charges of shooting
with intent to kill but was taken
back to jail a few hours later
when George Wallo, Pleasant
City route, filed a peace bond
against him.
Chismar fired a shotgun blast
at Wallo, his brother-in-law, on
Fathers day, after he had shot
one in the air. Wallo was wound
ed in the scrape, which centered
around a family argument, and
filed an affidavit for Chismar's
arrest the same day.
Chismar is now confined to the
county Jail under a $500.00 peace
bond. He pleaded not guilty to
the charges at his hearing before
Mayor Homer Johnson last
week and his case was turned
over to the grand jury.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-07-01
Rev. Floyd GaugIer
Returned As Pastor
Other Methodist
Assiq nments Made

Announcement has been made
the assignment of pastorates in
the Cambridge district, following
the closing of the Northeast Ohio
Methodist conference meeting at
Lakeside.
The final business session of
the meeting was held on Satur-
day.
Rev Doran Carey of Seneca
vile, was replaced by Rev. Leo
Myers from the Southern Cali
fornia conference.
Rev. Lowell Keiger, well
known in Noble county, will be
the new pastor of Summerfield
Methodist church, in the capa-
city of Rev. Charles Brown. Rev.
Keiger is a native of this county.
The pulpit formerly filled by
Rev. David Hively at Cumber-
land, will be filled by Rev.
Donald. Mullenax. Rev. Hively
will served as chaplain for the
Cambridge state hospital.
According to the announce
ment made the past weekend by
Bishop Hazen G.. Werner of Co
lumbus, the remaining pastorates
in the county will remain un-
changed.
Rev. Floyd Gaugler, popular
pastor Of the Caldwell church,
was returned for his fourth year
and Miss Evelyn Weaver was
sent back to Noble county as the
parish worker and pastor of the
Berne Methodist church..
AS the only woman parish
worker in this county, Miss
Weaver has become one of the
most popular women leaders in
the entire county with the back
ing of all Protestant churches.
Rev. Walter H. Brown was re-
turned to the Macksburg- Dexter
City charge and Rev. Forrest
Willis was returned to the charge
at Lower Salem.
Rev. William Foster, Sr., was
returned to the Belle Valley
Methodist church and also the
Hoskinsville charge.
Rev Eugene Emerson was re-
turned to the Pleasant City =
Sarahsville charge.