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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-31
COUNCIL CALLS SPECIAL SESSION
Department Heads To Meet
With Council Next TUESDAY,
In Pay Raise Discussion

The cys latest payroll headache is due get thorough
golng-over at special meeting of council next Tuesday
night
In official action at Tuesday nights session. the city
Soons voted unanimously undertake the matter of pay
increases at special session
The decision reached after Solicitor Adair WILDER
Offered payroll pattern providing periodic increases and
general oveIhauling of the salary system
Department heads we'll as members of the civil SER
vice commission will be invited to participate in Tuesday
nights discussion.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-31
EXCESSIVE CITY HALL
HEAT GETS DISCUSSION

'Hot Air" was on city councils
agenda after Councilman George
Schade protested that gas bills
were too high"
Safety Director Wagner was in
structed to handle the situation
through the buildings custodian.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
Life in the u. S.
Man Averts
'Whe's Plunge
In TropezeAc
by the Asseciotsd Press

ST. LOUIS. April 80. - A
woman trapeze performer suf-
fered a sudden paralysis of her
left arm while doing an act rs
feet in the air last night, but
was saved by her husband before
she could fall.
The audience of $500 persons
watched the rescue of Mrs.
Eileen Johansen. 2e, which de-
layed the show 20 minutes.
Mrs. Johansen was with her
husband Allan and another per-
former in the arena dome when
she shouted, MY arm is para
lyzed."
Her husband, who drives a
motorcycle in large hoop. fas-
tened a rope to her before she
could fall. She was lowered to
the ground and taken to City
Hospital.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
Q UnIined PopIins
o Sotin-bock TwiiIs
. NyIon-Royon Gobordines

You just can't miss with these oekets They're water
repeent, wnd-resistont and all the gang wears
EN-. even the girls really go for 'em! Made with
adjustable cuffs, heavy front zppers eostcized sides,
two slash pockets Buy these oooI-Iooking styles now
at real sovnes Choice Of popular coIors. Sizes to o
Floor. Washington Floor Arlington
Evening star., 1954-04-30
Icebox for Eskimos?

DAYTON. Ohio. April 80
R.-Air Force engineers be-
Iieve they have come up with a
kind of icebox they could sell
to Eskimos.
Engineers at Wright-Patter-
son Air Force Bases Air Ma
teriel Command recently flew
one Of the freeZers to the Arc
tic to be tested. It serves as a
vacuum to keep fresh foods
and vegetables from freezing
solid in isolated radar and
observation posts within the
Arctic Circle.
II successful, the "icebox"
will be mass-produced for air
drop delivery in suh-zero cli-
mates.
Evening star., 1954-04-30

described by q girl who told Of
caring for the children Of q
couple just returned from
Florida.
She said q baby alligator
snapped at her from q tub, a
Mexican Chihuahua yapped at
her heels and a monkey leaped
at her all evening.
Another said a young boy in
her charge lighted matches
freely, saying: "My mother al
ways let's me do this"
The conference was called by
group which calls itself the
Rhode Island baby Sitting Code
Committee.
Evening star., 1954-04-30

along the city streets for nearly
100 years are being replaced
by modern electric lights.
Some gas street lights will con-
tinue in use in parts of Kansas
City, Kan. the twin metropolis
just across the border to the
west,
Evening star., 1954-04-30
Bod Luck MuItipIies

PHILADELPHIA, April 80 (P.
This was an unlucky week for
Paul McGhee. 80.
Wednesday he was laid of at
his job at Upgrade Food Prod
ucts Corp.
Yesterday he went to the plant
and collected $50 pay due him.
AS he walked away. two men
walked up and one put a knife
against his side. They relieved
him of the $50.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
Parks on Wrong Track

OMAHA, April 80. R.-
When James P. Platek, Bat
tie Creek. Mich, got sleepy
driving his car near here he
pulled of the track and
parked.
The trouble was he parked
on q railroad track.
Just as a Union Pacific
freight train roared down the
track, two unidentified FIRE.
mont (Nebr.) youths yanked
Evening star., 1954-04-30
Irish-Americon Club

The Irish-American Social
Club Of Washington will hold
a dance in honor Of the African
Mission Fathers Of the Queen
of Apostles Seminary at $3.50
pm. tomorrow in Stansbury
Hall, Georgia and Missouri ave-
nlles NV.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
Just Cont Lose

GRAND ISLAND. Nebr., April
80 (P.-It seems that when
Henry Washington gives money
away, he gets lucky.
Washington says he gave So to
children last year to spend at a
circus. On the way home he
found 50 in the street.
Recently, he gave two children
so cents to spend at another
circus. On the way home he
found a 81 bill.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY, APRIL
B'nui Birth PIuns Dance

The B'nai Birth Youth Com
mittee and Youth Organization
Of Washington will sponsor a
dance at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
Hotel Statler. Proceeds will 60
to the Children'S Home in Israel,
Evening star., 1954-04-30
SHUTTING Off the Cos

KANSAS CITY. April 80 (P).
kansas City, Mo-. reputedly
the last major city to use
horse drawn fire equipment,
ended its gas. light era today.
The last Of the gas street
lights which have f1ickered
Evening star., 1954-04-30

him from the car which the
train demolished.
In county court here Platek
was fined $25 for illegal park
ing.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
It's Hurd Sittino

PROVIDENCE, r. T., April 80.
R.-A conference of high
school students was called yes
terday to discuss problems of
baby sitting.
One of the prize woes was
Evening star., 1954-04-30

Again! By Popular Demand!
IA SHION SHOW
Saturday, II am, Third Floor, Washington
SEE wedding gowns frone generations past!
SEE fomo oondnother's -
sotn wths and leg O mutton
SEE like mohe - beaded Hopper
with shoulder
fashion o wedding gowns the past
a people asked us for
performance that happy to bring it back
agan i point in Saturday and
gowns!
Bridal Ttrd Fkor,w washtnn
Evening star., 1954-10-17
\ Young Republic With an Ancient Heritage
BY Frances w. Kerr

TNDONESIA, "the islands of
IL the Indies" wasn't to be
found in any atlas nine years
ago. Today it is the worlds
sixth largest nation in popu-
lation-a young republic with
an ancient heritage to which
Hindu, Moslem and European
cultures have contributed.
IndoneSia Is a land of per-
petual summer, composed of
more than 5000 islands ex-
tending over 5000 miles be-
tween Australia and Asia.
Most famous of the islands are
Java, Bali, Sumatra and Bor-
neo-romantic names, but un-
til recently little known to
Americans except for their
exotic dances, hand-blocked
batik, fine silver and wood
carvings.
Art, however, is only one
phase of Indonesian life. Ed
ucation, public health. COM
municationS, transportation,
economic stability and their
place In the modern world
these are of vital concern 70
Indonesia's 100000 inhabi-
LantS.
The present state of prog
ress in Indonesia has some
times been compared to that
of the United States following
our. Revolution. Both nations
emerged from colonial status
Evening star., 1954-10-17

with immense undeveloped
resources and potentialities.
For this reason, James A.
Michener wrote in his book,
THE Voice of Asia: If I
were a young man in Asia to-
day, I would prefer being an
IndoneSian."
Indonesia issued its Decla-
ration of independence in
l945, ana sovereignty was
transferred by the Neither
lands in l949. Subsequently,
it was welcomed as the Goth
member of the United Ma
tionS.
Indonesia's first AmbaSsa-
dor to the United States was
the popular DR.. Ali Sastroam-
idjoJo, who has returned to
Djakarta, the capital, as
Prime Minister. He always
wore the black kopiah, a vel
vet cap, formerly the symbol
of the Indonesian nationalist
movement.
The present Ambassador,
Moekarto Notowidigdo, was
born in Malang, East Java
and was Foreign Minister be-
fore his present assignment.
Before that, he was deputy Of
the Indonesian United Ma
tions delegation. He came to
Washington in the fall of 1858.
Mr.. Moekarto the and many
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Evening star., 1954-01-03
MODERN BEDROOM

5-Pc. SEAEoAM MIG. SUITE, consist
ing of triple dresser and mirror, double
bed, chest, z night tobIes. Reg. $3.50
Ape. SEAFoAM MIG. SUITE consist
ing of double dresser and mirror, double
bed and night tobIes. Reg. 3l4.25
Ape. BLEAcHED MIG. SUITE consist
ing of chest, double bed, z night tobles
Reg. $255
ape. SEAFoAM MHG. SUITE consist
ing of dresser and mirror, double bed.
z night tobles. Reg. $22e
3-Pe. SEAFoAM MIG. GROUP consist
ing of 2 twin beds, night toble. Reg.
z-Pe. VADERA SAND MIG. SUITE
consisting Of double dresser and mirror,
double bed. chest night toble. Reg.
5-Pe. coRpoVAN MHG. SUITE con-
sistine Of double dresser and mirror,
double bed, chest, night tobles. Reg.
s-Pe. VIKING OAK SUITE consisting
Of double dresser ond mirror, double
bookcase heodboord, chest, z commode
night tobles. Reg. $3.50
3-Pe. SEAFoAM MIG. SUITE con-
sistino of double dresser and mirror.
double bed, night toble. Reg l96.70
6-Pe. IMPORTED TEAK SUITE consist
ing Of triple dresser base, duoI swing
bed, chest. 2 night tobIes, Reg. 81 .oe5
9-Pe. TOPAZ MIG. DECORATOR
SUITE consisting Of triple dresser base,
mirror, dropIeof desk or vonity bose.
mirror, double bed, chest. bench, z e
night tobIes. Reg. ST., ,7oo--
Evening star., 1954-01-03
TRADITIONAL
DINING ROOM

S-pe. KoTTY PINE SUITE consisting
Of chino; tobe, orm and side $40
chairs. Reg. $424 - AAs
e.; q: sss:: 81 3o
6-pe. LOUIS XVI FRUITWooD SUITE
consisting Of buffet with gallery deck,
dropleof extension tobIe, arm and SS0k
side chairs. Reg. So3 so ------ -
8-be. STATION CHERRY SUITE con-
T'sss sss ss'ss' IS: sss s'sSs'' SAG.
FRENCH PROVINCIAL BUFFET In <T9E
Chateau finish Reg. $500 ---- ~ :
81 S4siS S'ss %s'sS'"s ehe':su ''"':S s12s
FRENCH PROVINCIAL DRoPLEAF
TABLE in matching Choteou finish. 90. 81
Reg. $l35
MAHOGANY 18th CENTURY
ENGLISH TAMBoUR CABINET 20 81
SERVER. Reg. $95 95----0 - -
MAHOGANY 18th CENTURY
e: sssi!:s lzs!sc sc.Ax '.oNT sH'AA. $14s
WIN. A. BERKEY or GRAND RAPIDS
DECORATOR SlDEBoARD In crotch so
nnf0. cnd nnorquetry inloy. Reg. 5000 TA1S
Evening star., 1954-01-03
TRADITIONAL
LIVING ROOM

KiTTINGER KING Of EASE REcLIN-
ING CHAIR and OTTOMAN in red e
motelosse. Reg. $3l8 -
FAMOUS MGM PROVINCIAL LOUNGE
CHAIR with down and feather loose
pillow book and scot cushions, covered &
in rose antique sotin. Reg. $2e2----
LOUNGE CHAIR with down and
feother loose pillow back and scot
cushions, covered in Zmmernon's e
Lone Stor kid rohoir. Reg. $2l0-
ALL FOAM RUBBER CLUB CHAIR in {
fine green moteIosse. Reg. le5 So =
MGM SOFAS with down ond feather
cushions and kick pIeot skirts. Eoch &.
Regularly $50 -
DIREcToIRE DECORATOR SOFA with
hand rubbed frome. down and feather
cushion, tropunto back, covered in Z
green. Reg. $749 - -
CURVED FRONT SOFA. All foam. 90
Red motelosse. Reg. 475.25-- II
FRENCH PROVINCIAL LoVEsEAT in e
rosedust velvet. Reg. $330----
BLACK AND GOLD FRAME DECO
RAToR OCCASIONAL CHAIR. covered z
in red Reg. $50 y
REGENCY CARVED FRAME FlREsIDE
CHAIR with oroy and red inside boek y
and scot, red velvet outside. Reg. $3.50
REG ENcY FlRESiDE CHAIR with
coNed mig. frome. Groy and green in
side seat and bock, dark green velvet Y
outside. Reg. 1880 .-
PUllMAMAlRE LOUNGE CHAIR. a
Reg. l6O.e5 y
DESK CHAIR in yellow and block plos- 4
tic. Reg. SIS ]
Evening star., 1954-01-03
FROM OUR WASHINGTON STORE
TRADITIONAL
BEDROOM

7-Pe. MoRGANToN I sth CENTURY
'ENGLlSH SWIRL MIG. SUITE con-
sistine Of dresser, mirror, chest, double
bed. desk-vonitY. z night tobles.
Reg. $783
6-Pe. MoRGANToN CHERRY AND
PINE RANCH TYPE SUITE consist
ing of triple dresser, mirror, chest,
double bed, z night tobIes. Reg. $63s
7-Pe. HEPPLEWHlTE MIG. SUITE
consisting of triple dresser, mirror,
chest, z twin beds. z night tobles.
Reg. $6l9
Ape. ANTIQUE WHITE FRENCH
PROVINCIAL GROUP consisting Of
triple dresser, bose, toilet toble bose,
z twin beds. Reg. 560.50
5-Pe. FRENCH PROVINCIAL WAL
NUT GROUP consisting of toilet tobIe
z twin beds, z night tobies. Reg. $44o
3-Pe. FRENCH PROVINCIAL WAL
NUT GROUP consisting Of z twin beds
ond motehino night tobIe. Reg. $3.50
3-Pe. ANTIQUE MAPLE GROUP con-
Sistino Of stotely chest on chest, z twin
beds. Reg. S378 observation-disclosures
3-Pc. TOWN AND COUNTRY
GROUP in burnt almond finish, con-
sistino of double bed, z commode
night tobIes. Reg. l83.25----
5-Pe. 18th CENTURY ENGLISH
SWIRL MIG. GROUP consisting of
chest on chest, z twin beds, z night
%ohJae pao 2O2 SN
2-Pe. MoRGANToN SWIRL MIG.
cHIPPENDALE GROUP consisting of
dresser and double bed. Reg. 243.25
Evening star., 1954-01-03
MODERN
DINING ROOM

7-Pe. HEKMAN OF GRAND RAPIDS
MOCHA MIG. SUITE consisting Of
junior buffet, bose. hutch top, Drop
leof toble, 4 side choirs. Req. 436.75
s-Pe. BLEAcHED WALNUT SUITE
consisting Of buffet, china, dropleof
extension toble, ! arm and 4 side
chairs. Reg. 1898 --------
Evening star., 1954-01-03
MODERN
LIVING ROOM

OCCASIONAL CHAIRS in brown nubby COO
moterio, blond legs. Eo. Reg. $40 %O2
LOOSE PILLOW BACK LOUNGE CHAIR 600
in silver, black and turquoise. Reg. SO w
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS. in white textured
fobric, with black legs and fromes. Eo. 500
Req. $l48
eto' e. esa eH4'R sl.o !" tweed with blond $3.50
cIUB LOUNGE CHAIR with tufted
sfsd in brow" T' hubby We texture: Reg. 1880
ss1s wH ass AsS s,sos soA s. ss9s Tweed with 1852
sS;s s"s: sSd 7 .S: S:'s e. sss s16o
w,Dt ,ebEt Am S.H SEA see j" peOOy fom"00 $154
co., 20" sv1os IAsk s.s :ts4 sot4 " red ond 00
LOW ARM SOFA with reversible foom A.~>
cushions, covered in chortreuse tex 910Q
tured fobrc. Reg $3.50 ----------
LOW ARM SOFA with reversible foorn
cushions. Covered in toost fobrc. Reg. $V90
LOS! ! ss% st '1sk s"s ,ssss: sS's s''s:: ss $21o
26225 -
En- s'se Fss ''Ts f::s:s ':s Rss $22o
:s =: e. ssss" q ':s $2o5
Evening star., 1954-01-03
TRADITIONAL
OCCASIONAL
FURNITURE

MAHOGANY KNEEHoLE DESK. 40 xn
Reg. $l30 11'~S
KENT OF GRAND RAPIDS GAME 790 so
TABlE-DESK. Reg. $3.50 a0z
5-pe MIG. and IVORY WOOD FOLD go Sn
ING CARD TABLE SET. Reg. 84.5O-- y 2'~~
MAHOGANY BREAK FRONT. &00E
Reg. S4UZ -
MAHOGANY CORNER DESK with green 20 Sn
leother writing top. Reg. $l4o ----- w.
MAHOGANY EXTENSION CONSOLE
Tobles. Reg. 800 q. $40
WEIMAN TABLES Discontinued II OFF
group. Reg. $3.50 to 1850 = -
MAHoG. LEATHER TOP BOOK END 10 OK
TABLES. Eoeh reg. $40 -----
Evening star., 1954-01-03
MODERN
LIVING ROOM

CONTOUR TYPE CHAIR with wrought &C
iron frome. Reg. $5l Il
ARIALEss FIREsIDE CHAIR in red &c
metoIIic. Reg. 1880 q
CALIFORNIA TYPE CHAIR with black
lacquer frone and 3 dimensionoI fob 7G
SADDLE LOUNGE FiRESIDE CHAIRS
with reversible spring cushions, covered
in heavy brown nubby fobric. ST
Eo. Reg. $21o
UNUSUAL FIREsIDE CHAIR in green. &C
Reg. l4o so .
ALL FOAM LOUNGE CHAIR in coral 79c
nubby fobric. Reg. 222.25 -- - ,
KIDNEY SOFA with tufted orms,
fIoro design inside back and scot,
outside solid oroy. Built to floor 11G
Reg. S43o @s/
SIT. DECORATOR KIDNEY SOFA
with Goodyear Airfoom rubber cush-
ions. Covered in Resedo green. Reg. Sd
Ape. SECTIONAL. Amber metollie
with reversible foam rubber cushions. Sd
Reg. $57S
SIT. CALIFORNIA TYPE SOFA.
Wide arm with reversible spring filled
cushions. Covered in heavy pumpkin Sd
nubby fobric. Reg. S595 -
ST. CURVED SOFA. Foom rubber. 60,
Turquoise retollic fobrie. Reg. 1884 -
s-ss. SOFA. Turquoise ond brown
striped metoIlie with cordovon mig. 81
bose. Reg. ATS. so --------------
Evening star., 1954-01-03
TRADITIONAL
LIVING ROOM

CLUB LOUNGE CHAIR in beige pebbly <7E
fobric Req ll45O " ~ q
T-cUSHloN CLUB CHAIR covered in 90 Sn
green nubby texture. Reg. l2o.75-- 02'~~
BARREL BACK CHAIR covered in Chi
nese pooodo design tobric. Reversible no so
foom cushion. Reg. $l39 --
CLUB LOUNGE CHAIR with foom rubber
pillow boek kick pleot skirt, covered in 500
pumpkin and green. Reg. $l28 w
BALL AND CLAW FooTWING CHAIR
with reversible foam cushion scot. Cow
cred in tapestry Of rose, green, ivory on coo
croy background. Reg $l39 - w
SUTTON BACK LOUNGE CHAIR with
reversible foam cushion. Covered in Per- 500
sinnnon novelty texture. Reg. 81 So ~
LOUNGE CHAIR with foom reversible
cushion Covered in checked brown S112
tones. Req. SLAB --- tuS
ROLL ARM SOFA with orched bock.
Covered in deep forest green moteosse. $1A0
Req 28875 TAVI
LAWSON SQUARE ARM SOFA In for eTE0
est green nnotelosse Reg. S235 - %IO1
s1l: ;sS ;c'A I~S !" se's 5 s"''aS: ''s's179
LAWSON 7-cUsHIoN SOFA in toost 500
nnotelosse Reg $3.50 TIOI
LAWSON SOFA covered in beige meto- 500
lie fobric. Reg. $234 -~---~I ~IO1
ss i" SS 1e '";s "oSST Si sS'e s"S $23o
Reg. 3l6.25 ------------
Evening star., 1954-01-03
MODERN
OCCASIONAL

liter COFFEE TABLE with morble-
lied effect tops, wrought iron legs.
Req. $3.50
STEP TABLE in bleoehed mahogany.
Reg. $62
SQUARE COCKTAIL TABLE with
frosted gloss top and bIeoehed mig.
frome. Reg. $3.50 .-
SWEDISH MODERN END in biorke
light birch. Reg. $3.50 ---
SWEDISH MODERN COCKTAIL TABLE
with removable cork troy. Reg. $ll8
CORNER TABLE in oroy mahogany.
Reg. $llO- Observation-Disclosures,
COCKTAIL TABLE in bIeoched moho.
any. Reg. $68
Evening star., 1954-01-03
MODERN
DINING ROOM

7-pe. GRAY WALNUT SUITE con-
sistino Of china, round extension to-
bic, ] arm and 4 side choirs. Req.
5-pe. GRAY WALNUT SUITE consist
ing Of round extension toble, z arm ono
z side chairs. Reg. 243.25
6-pe. BLEAcHED MAHOGANY SUITE
consisting Of buffet. dropIeof toble, 4
side chairs. Reg. 40o.5O ---
6-pe. BLEAcHED MAHOGANY
SUITE consisting Of dropIeof toble,
! arm and 4 side choirs. Reg. $3l7
S-Pe. SABLE WALNUT SUITE consist
ing Of so" buffet. breokfront china.
dropIeof toble, z arm and 4 side
ehoirs. Reg. 68o.75
7-Pe. BLEAcHED WALNUT SUITE.
consisting Of buffet, china. dropIeof
extension toble, arm and 3 side
chairs. Reg. 877.25---
GREY WALNUT SENIOR SIZE BUF-
FET. Reg. lol.75----
CHERRY coRpoVAN sUFFET.
Reg. $l64 --
7-Pe. MUSHROOM WALNUT SUITE
consisting Of dropIeof extension table, I
arm and 4 side ehors. Reg. $27O-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-11
South Olive

SOUTH OLIVE - Mr.. and
Mrs. Blaine Love and Mrs. Mar
jory Love visited with relatives
in Columbus over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Evans
and son of Roseville, visited MIR.
and Mrs. Wiley Harper and son
over the weekend.
VIM. Pryor lost a valuable
cow a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Milestone
and daughter visited Ruth l..
Harper and family, Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carter and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Tilton of Lowell, Sunday.
Rennard Davis of Alliance, is
visiting relatives and friends in
Noble county.
Johnnie Harper is employed at
the Ford garage, Caldwell.
Herman Williams is recuperat-
ing from a fall from a building.
B. T. Corp is on the sick list.
Howard Sanford is patient
in Memorial hospital, Marietta.
Wayne Harper and Hazel Ges-
sci visited Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ges-
sell and family.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-11

DEXTER CITY - Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Hanson and
daughter, Candy, of Canton,
spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Freda Sanford and
brother, Larry and visited her
father, Howard Sanford, who is
a patient in Memorial hospital,
Marietta.
Attend Game
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Warren at
tended the basketball game at
Marietta, Friday night. Danny
and Emily visited their grand
parents at Williamstown.
Business Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis RoWlands,
"Ricky" Jennie and Sonny Lee
were at Caldwell and Marietta
on Saturday.
Dismissed Home
Frank Rowlands was removed
from Memorial hospital, Mari
eta to his home at this place.
The trip was made in the Nc
Way ambulance. Mr.. Rowlands
is some better.
Personals
Miss Almeta Hayes of Mari
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-11
Archer's S Ridqe

ARCHER'S RIDGE - Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Anderson and sons,
Richard and Roger of Renrock,
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert
Clark and sons, Gerry, Dale and
Dennis the past week.
Matte Wickham and daughter,
Pauline and her son, Larry, call
ed on Mrs. Bertha Lahue and
son, Ronnie, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Leasure
and family of Reinersville, caT ~
ed on her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Zedrick Clark and family, Sat-
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Reed and
daughter, Pam, of Columbus,
and Mrs. Owen Reed of Renrock,
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Edsel
Reed and children, Gary, Brenda
and Janet, Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Leasure
and family of ReinersviIle, Mr..
and Mrs. Delbert Clark called on
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
children, Sue, David, Jean and
Kenny, Saturday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-11

QUAKER CITY - Mrs. Edith
Camel was hostess to members
of the Friendship club at her
home on Thursday evening.
Bingo was the diversion and
Patty Max, Evelyn Epratt and
Marjorie Butler received prizes,
Mabel Wyscarver received the
door prize. Lunch was served by
the hostess. The March meeting
will be with Mrs. Wyscarver.
Personals
Mrs. Harry Eberle was vis-
itor in Columbus, Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Ball is a surgical
patient at st. Francis hospital,
Cambridge. Her mother, Mrs.
Grant Shafer of Sarahsville, has
been visiting in the Ball home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Milligan
of Cambridge, Gertrude Max of
Newark and Mr.. and Mrs. Man
ly Max and daughter were din
ner guests recently of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Max.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manly Max and
daughters spent the weekend
with his brother, Robert Max
and family of Urbana.
Mrs. Homer Smith visited from
Wednesday until Friday with her
sister, Mrs. Blanche Hayes and
daughter, Mary. near town.
Mrs. Helen Messner of Detroit
Michigan, visited over the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. R. Loveall and attended
the funeral of her uncle, Frank
Reid, held at Campbell funera,
home, Barnesville, Saturday af
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Smith Wis.
tied at Waynesburg on Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Bowles
The W.S.C.S. will meet at the
| church on Thursday evening
| Feb. IL at 7:30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Reid ano
Mrs. Freda Frakes attended the
dedication of GAINESVILLE Genera
hospital on Saturday afternoon
Miss Eva Eagon was remov
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-11
SUMMERFIELD NEWS

SUMMERFIELD Alice
Louise, small daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Roger Carpenter, un-
derwent an operation Friday at
st. Francis hospital, Cambridge,
for the removal of her tonsils.
She was dismissed to her home,
Saturday.
Notified of Death
Friends here have received
word of the death of James Out
land, which occurred at his home
IN Akron. Mrs. Outland is the
former Nina Cutler of Summer
field.
In Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnett
and Mrs. Perry Philpot visited
with the latter's husband, who
is a patient in the Veterans hos
pital at Clarksburg, w. Va.
Club Meeting
Regular meeting of the Home
makers club will be held in the
Grange hall, Thursday, Feb. IL
with a sack lunch at noon.
: Glass Meeting
Mrs. Mary Weaver will enter
tain members of the Alpha
Omega Sunday school class at
her home Friday evening.
TVord of Daath
George Amos and other friends
here have received word of the
death of Mrs. John Fry, which
occurred in Florida. Mrs. Fry
was the former Margaret David
son of Summerfield. She was a
niece of Mrs. Amos.
Fund Total
Mrs. Emily Havener, local
polio chairman, announced to-
day that the Summerfield and
Marion township final quota in
the drive was $202.18.
Attend Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. William Oliver,
Dean Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs Will
bur Oliver and family attended
the wedding of Miss Dolores
Oliver and Lane Edward Orem
held Sunday in Akron at the
Evangelical Reformed church.
Church Services
Regular services were held
Sunday at the Methodist church
with preaching services at IL