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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-25
RURAL LIFE

Continued from Page One)
Law, Miss Weaver, DR.. AleXand-
er, Mr.. Onyett, Rev. Floyd Gaug-
Ter and Floyd Henderson. Those
six persons spent two full days
riding the county circuit" and
meeting with people from II diff
ferent churches. This report will
be made in the morning, along
with the reports from the county
agent, the county superintendent
of schools and the county rural
parish worker.
Clyde Rogers, who has been
present at this county's rural
life institute every year since
its, beginning here, will sum up
the days activity with a closing
challenging address.
Though this institute is seem
ingly another Methodist confer
ence, they make an open invita-
ton to the general public realtz-
ing that all denominations are
facing the same problems in the
rural church.
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Submitted thru the courtesy OF
The Caldwell Produce Co.
"Wednesday. Feb. 25


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well route 3; Caldwell (A), Mrs.
Roy Smith; Caldwell (B), Mrs.
Florence Legraen; Caldwell CO.,
Mayor Homer Johnson; Cald-
we'll CD, Mrs. Paul Seffens;
Seneca, Mrs. Dallas Law and
Sharon, Miss Jean Wilson.
Executive Secretary E. E. Gun
ningham pointed out today that
the lines of communications are
free to serVicemen and their fam
lies from Noble county.
Many local veterans have also
been. given assistance via tele-
phone and telegraph, in addition
to service benefits, allotments,
insurance, disqualification and GI
training.
Almost every week the local
chapter has been contacted by
servicemen or their families for
emergency leaves on account of
sickness or other causes.
The Red Cross cannot grant
or withhold leave for service
men but it provides verified in
formation about conditions in
case of emergency.
Although the local blood
mobile unit discontinued coming
to Noble county last fall at the
end of the Korean hostilities, il
had been very successful up tc
that time.
1t resulted in the Red Gross
having on permanent file, a lis
of blood types for several hun
dred donors which is available
in the event of an emergency.
The blood bank program in the
county is perhaps the most sue.
cessful of any one project which
the Red Cross has sponsored.
Using as their theme, "Joir
and Serve" an appeal is going
out to all citizens of Noble
county next March to do just
this and aid in raising the local
quota of $2,60000.
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QUAKER CITY NEWS

Feb. t3. The date was announc-
ed as March 6 by the bride elects
mother, Mrs. w. H. Belts.
The guest list included the
honor guest, Mrs. w. H. Belts
and Mrs. Lawrence Elliott of
New Concord, Mrs. Edna Christ
man, Mrs. Edward Christman,
Mrs. Claire Barnett, Mrs. Ken
meth Pepper of GAINESVILLE, Mrs.
George Barren, Mrs. George
Miles, Mrs. Clarence Miles, and
Mrs. Harry Hayes of Barnesville,
Miss Pearl Cline, Mrs. Ezra
Belts, Miss Annabell Belts, of
Batesville, Mrs. Jasper Hayes,
Mrs. Harry M. Eberle, Mrs. z.
H. Belts, Mrs. c. F. Shively, Mrs.
Charles Belts. Mrs. Ernest Moore
and the hostess.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Brokaw and
sons of Flushing and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Hartley of Barnesville
rural, were guests recently of
Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Brill and
daughter, east of town
Jean Ann Morgan was remov-
ed to her home here on Wednes-
day after undergoing surgery at
st. Francis hospital, Cambridge.
Ernest Moore, Roy Morgan,
Milton Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. For
est Johnson, Mrs. Earl Max, Mrs.
Ethel Johnson and Mrs. Frank
Morgan attended the sale of lis
late Wilbur Barton on Thur& M
afternoon, near Fairview. W
Mrs. Arthur Swain is spending
this week with Mrs. A. A. Swain
of Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gaumer
and Mrs. Theta Mullins of Cam
bridge and Mr.. and Mrs. Other
Morrison of Senecaville, were
recent guests of Mrs. Freda
Frakes. E. Main street.
Mrs. Curtis Merriman and
children of Woodsfield, visited
Thursday with Mrs. Irene Spur
geon, f. Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Smith
spent Thursday and Friday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer BoWleS OF
GreentoWn.
Clayton Galloway of Marion,
attended the funeral of his aunt,
Mrs. Ali Galloway on Saturday
aftarnoOp
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Tredericksdale

FREDERICKSDALE - MRS.
Lola Craig and son, Clyde Craig
spent Saturday at her home here,
Mrs. Roy Wentworth and son,
Merlin spent few days with
her mother, Mrs. Chris Franks
of Bolivar, who is seriously ILL
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
val Carter, the past week were
Mr.. and Mrs. LaVerne Carter
and son, Lee, of Canton, and
James and Junior McAuley of
SarahsVille.
Mr.. Clifford Wickham and
daughter, Florence of Marietta
and Levi Miller visited Sunday
with William Wickham, who is
seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Cater and
daughter. Clyta of Pleasant Hill,
spent Tuesday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Davis and fam
ilV.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that on
January II. 1854. there was presented
to the Board of Commissioners of the
County of Noble. State of Ohio. a
petition of the Village of Caldwell.
Ohio. praying that the following de-
Scribed territory:
TRACT A: Part of the southeast
quarter, Section 33. Township Z of
Range 9 in Noble Township. Noble
County, Ohio, commencing at an iron
stake on Section Township line at S47
feet west of southeast corner of said
quarter section; thence north 35H
degrees west 1892 feet TO an iron
concrete marker; thence north 1874
degrees east 204.6 feet TO center of
Duck Creek; thence north AGA degrees
west llS.S feet in center of Duck Creek
thence south 1914 degrees west 176.G
feet to an iron concrete marker; thence
south 46I2 degrees west $50 feet to
said section township line: thence south
S5l2 degrees east 354 feet along said
line to commencing point, containing
Ill acres.
TRACT b: Part of the southeast
quarter of Section 33. Township Z of
Range 8 in Noble Township, Noble
County, Ohio, commencing at the south
east corner of said quarter-section
thence north degrees east 1856 feet
along section line; thence south gig
degrees west 227 feet; thence south
line of said section; thence south S5l2
degrees east 800 feet to commencing
point, containing 45jl00 OF an acre.
TRACT G: Part of the southwest
quarter of Section 81. Township z
Range 9 in ------ Township. Noble
County, Ohio. commencing at the
| southwest corner of said section, thence
| north degrees east SAG feet To stake
| at guard rail on south side of u. s
Route Number 81: thence north 6!
| degrees east $40 feet TO former corpor.
alton line Of Caldwell, Ohio; thence
| south 36a4 degrees west $50 feet
along said corporation line 10 com.
mencing point. containing 1.20 acres
making n total of 2.76 acres, more oI
| less.
be Incorporated into said Village o
| Caldwell. Ohio. which petition is nov
| on file in the office of the Auditor oi
| Noble County, Ohio. and designating
| the undersigned to act the agent o
| the petitioner as required by law.
Said Board of Commissioners has SCI
the 10Th day of March, 1854. at 10 :0t
o'clock II. m. the time for henrinl
said petition in the office of the Com
missioners in the Court House Nobl,
| County. Ohio.
81 l.. c. YOUNG
| Agent and Special Counsel
30 q 40 "A "A IN 36
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The picture, "Mr. Christmas, :"
filmed specially for John Deere
Day, is the story of a small COM
munitys centennial celebration
and how it affects the lives of
the people who live there.
Erville Anderson as ,Abiiah
Dean heads a cast of outstanding
Hollywood players that includes
B. G.. Norman, Barbara Wood
dell, Lloyd Corrigan, Minor
Watson, Chic Chandler, Milburn
Stone, Kirby Grant, and Emory
Parnell.
"Mr. Christmas" according to
Frank Estadt, is filmed in
beautiful color and the story
runs the samut of emotion
from the touching to the tick
ling, and promises the aud
ience many moments of sus-
pense. Other films included on
the program are ''The Job
Ahead" telling of the task that
faces agriculture as a result of
population increases and what's
being done about it; ''The
Safety Pin" with those John
Deere Day favorites, the Cor
don family; oddities in Farm
ing" dealing with the unusual in
farm machinery and farming
practices; and Whats New"
for 1854, consisting of parade
Of new John Deere machines
which will be available for the
coming year.
In announcing the program,
Mr. Estadt stated that the pro-
gram is free for farmers and
their families but added that
admission will be by ticket only.
Farmers who have not as yet
received tickets by mail or who
require more, are invited to
stop at the Caldwell Implement
Store and ask for them.
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branch of the Quimby Holsum
Bakery, Inc, were lauded at q
recent safety meeting at the
Caldwell high school. !
Ralph c. Giberson, safety en-
gineer of the Liberty Mutual
Insurance Co. Of Cleveland, was
present to make the awards for
no accidents while driving tC
the following:
Robert Lyons, Jim Whealdon
Ralph Kilburn, and Harry Mer.
rift, all of whom received three
year awards; Robert Clark ano
Hugh Robinson received two
year awards.
Other members Of Quimby'S
local staff who have not beer
with them for a year yet are
Raymond Bosold, John Cutler
Dale Adds, Russell Keith, Mar.
tin Harper and Delbert thinner
man.
Manager of the Caldwell dis.
tributing agency for Quimby's is
Robert Lyons. He has held this
position since 1850 and has beer
with the company since 1885. The
first Is years, he spent in the
Barnesville area.
There are 10 routes operated
from the Caldwell station. Each
day, these 10 drivers average
approximately 1900 miles 0.
driving, so those who have re
ceived safe-driving awards have
earned them, through caution
and good driving manners. Al
of the trucks that operate out o.
the Caldwell station are repair
ed locally and all gasoline, oil
etc, is bought locally.
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Chris Wernecke

Chris Wernecke, 81, of Akron,
a native of Harriettsville, died
at Akron City hospital Friday
afternoon, according to word re-
ceived by local relatives.
He was a son of the late Her
man and Albertine Wernecke,
early settlers of Noble county.
He and his wife, the late
Agnes Lovett Wernecke, moved
to Akron 80 years ago. He was a
member of Harriettsville Ev.
Lutheran church.
He leaves a son, Arland OF
Akron; two sisters; and a num-
ber of nieces and nephews. Two
brothers are deceased.
Funeral services were Monday
afternoon at Harriettsville Meth
odist church and burial was in
Harriettsville cemetery.
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Felix Gerst

Felix Gerst, 6&, prominent
farmer of the Fulda community,
was found dead by his daughter,
Miss Viola Gerst, Wednesday
afternoon at $3.50. She and her
father had been driving herd
of cattle only a short time before
she discovered his lifeless body
near barn on their farm.
Noble County Coroner, N. S.
Reed, M. D., ruled death due to
heart attack, apparently
brought on by overexertion.
Felix Gerst was a son of Leon
ard and Elizabeth Fisher Gerst
and was a native and lifelong
resident of Noble county. In adj
dition to being a successful
farmer, he was well known as
an oil and gas producer in the
Middleburg area.
He was a member of st. Mary'S
Catholic church, Fulda.
Survivors include the follow
ing: two sons: Aloysius of Cleve-
lend and Norbert of Marietta;
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YEGGS ROB

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and again at 300 a. m. Nearby
residents reported that they
arise at 5 o'clock, which narroWS
the time down to two hours.
The back door Of the store is
located almost directly beneath
light in the alley so the
thieves could have been seen at
glance. They at first broke out
small window above the large
double, steel doors, and used a
ladder from the parking lot OF
Hills store, but didn't succeed
in gaining entrance that way.
Another window, this time a
small Is by "a inch window in
the mems rest room, was broken
out, opened, land one person
crawled in, opening the door
from the inside.
The safe was located under a
table and had to be moved ap-
proXimately 10 feet to the door
1t was quite a difficult task
although it was mounted on
wheels, to move the safe.
Although the robbers carefully
closed the small broken window
whereby they entered the store,
they drove away, leaving the
large back doors wide open.
The store is owned by Robert
Kegerreis and his father, Iril
Kegerreis, who also own a
similar place Of business in
Woodsfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irl Kegerreis,
who reside in Woodsfield, are
now on a Mediterranean cruise
and this week are scheduled to
visit the country of Egypt.
In commenting on the robbery
Bob Kegerreis said today that
it has least indicated one thing
in his own mind of the impor.
tance of one of the Caldwell
banks installing a night deposi
tory.
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Thurston Secrest

Thurston (Jim) SecreSt, SO, OF
Norwich, a Noble county native
died Tuesday morning at Beth
esda hospital, GAINESVILLE after
an illness of several months.
For more than 20 years, the
deceased had been we'll known
here as a leassor in the gas and
oil fields of southeastern Ohio.
He leaves his wife, the former
Kathryn Miracle, of Norwich;
his mother, Mrs. Dwight Secrest
of Avon Lake; a brother, Tellus
Secrest of Columbus; one sister,
Mrs. George Hufford of Avon
Lake.
Services will be held Friday
at 1870 p. m. at the Norwich
Methodist church and burial
will be in the Norwich cemetery.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-25

Noble County, ONO.
Case No 1868
r. X. McCune,
Plaintiff,
Jack Edwards, ct al,
Defendants
Jack Edwards, who resides at l60
Nursey Avenue. Geneva, New York.
Gordon. West Virginia, will take no.
tice that II. r. McCune, the surviving
spouse of Rose McCune, deceased, or
the 23rd day of January, 1854, filed
his petition in the Probate Court OF
Noble County, Ohio, electing to pur-
chase real estate owned by the de-
ccdent at the appraised value. The
petition further alleges that Rose NC
Cune died intestate and seized in fee
simple of the following described
real estate:
and to the following: Situate in the
State of Ohio, County of Noble and
Village of Belle Valley and being
Fraction No. l9 in the Southwest
quarter of Section 20, Township T.
Range 9 containing Seventy-fiVe Hun
dredths (75) acres. more or less. AL
SO situate in the Township of Noble,
County of Noble and State of Ohio.
and being a part of the Southwest
quarter of Section 20, Township of
Range and beginning for the same
AT llle NOIlIlWeSl COliitI Ol Sdlu QUAR-
ter section, thence South four degrees
West 587 feet ON Section line to a
stone. thence South 1884, degrees East
1913 feet thence North four degrees
East 587 feet to quarter section line,
thence North 85a4 degrees West III 3
feet to the commencing point con-
tanning Two and Thirty Hundredths
t2.30) acres. more or less. excepting
coal under said premises, containing
in all Three and Five HundredthS
t3.05) acres. more or less.
The prayer of the petition asks for
an order OF the Court permitting the
said T. r. McCune TO purchase, at
the appraised value. the real estate
owned by Rose MtCune. deceased.
The persons first above mentioned
Will further take notice that they
have been made parties defendant 10
said petition and that they are re-
quired to answer the same on or be-
fore the 18th dav of March, 1854.
T. r. McCUNE,
Surviving spouse of
Rose McCune, deceased.
BY Fred F. Fox,
80 81 80 SO "a 35 SO
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Sondro Koy Ritterbeck

GraVeside services were held
for Sandra Kay Ritterbeck, in
fant daughter of Gilbert and
Rose Brown Ritterbeck of Pleas
ant City route /, Monday after
noon, at Pleasant City cemetery.
Minister was Rev. Robert Bowen
of Ava.
The infant was dead at birth
at Guernsey Memorial hospital
Cambridge, Sunday night.
She is survived by her par.
ents; brother, Larry of the
home; a sister, Donna Mae of the
home; the grandparents, Ernest
Ritterbeck and Mr.. and Mrs
Chance Brown, all Of Summer.
field.
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Belle Gill Harper

Mrs. c., F. Atkinson, of Cam
bridge, has been notified of the
death of her cousin, Belle Gill
Harper of Marysville, Tenn,
which occurred Feb. II.
Mrs. Harper was the daughter
of Prof. F. M. Gill and Sarah
Davidson Gill, formerly of Shar-
on and Caldwell.
Mrs. Harper is survived by a
daughter, Elizabeth Harper
Ruble and a granddaughter,
Betty Ruble. She was preceded
in death by her husband, Edward
Fleming Harper and two chill
dren, A. K. Harper and Sarah
Jenn Harper.
Her father, Prof. Gill, was q
teacher in Marysville college foI
several years.
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NOTICES.

three daughter: Mrs. Mary
Crum and Mrs. Rita Yontz of
near Caldwell and Viola of the
home; four grandchildren; two
brothers Ferdinand and Andrew
of near Caldwell; and four Sis
ters: Mrs. Margaret He'll of Nor
wich, Mrs. Catherine Holman of
Fulda, Miss Sylvania Gerst of
GAINESVILLE and Mrs. Adelaide
Tornas of Marietta.
Rev. Martin McNicholas, Rev.
S. j. Pekalla and Rev. Andrew
Holman co-offered the solemn
requiem funeral mass Saturday
morning at st. Mary's church.
Burial was in the church ceme-
terry, with the Estadt funeral
home in charge of arrangements.
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DISMISSED FROM HOSPITAL

Mrs. John Gore was dismissed
last Wednesday from Good Sam
aritan hospital, GAINESVILLE. She
was removed in the McVay
ambulanc eto the home Of a son
in Massillon. Mrs. Gore fell in
December at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Augen-
stein, sustaining a fractured hip
and has been in the hospital
since.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-25

QUAKER CITY - AS a COM
plement to Thelma Belts Shaw
of New Concord and GAINESVILLE
on her approaching marriage to
Arthur Bell of the Bell Dell
farms, GAINESVILLE. Mrs. Pauline
Eberle entertained at a lunch
con and shower on Saturday,
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to The Very Rev. B. j.
Mates, Rev. Fr. Holman, Rev.
FIR. McNicholas, Rev. Fr. Pekalla,
the Estadt funeral home, to all
those who gave spiritual bou-
quets, to those who sent flowers,
and to friends, relatives and
neighbors who helped in any
way after the sudden death OF
our beloved father, Felix Gerst
The Children
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DISMISSED HOME

Mrs. S. Novels OF 268 Sixth
street, N. W., Barberton, the
former Ora Axtell of Caldwell,
has been removed to her home
from the hospital there. Mrs.
Novels was struck by an auto in
Akron on Feb. l and sustained a
severe fracture of the left ankle.
1t will be at least three months
before she will be able to walk
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Word has been received here
of the recent death Of Mrs. Mar
tha Yoho Gregg of Akron.
She was a native of Noble
county, the widow of Reed
Gregg. One brother, John Yoho,
Senecaville route / survives.
Funeral services were conduct
ed in Akron and additional
graveside services were held al
the Senecaville cemetery.
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case NO, 093l
J. NJ. HARPER,
Administrator of the Estate of
S. J. Harper, Deceased,
Plaintiff,
G. NJ. HARPER, ct al,
Defendants.
Woodrow Harper, whose place o!
residence is unknown and cannot be
aScertained. will take notice that or
the oath day of August 1858. the
plaintiff, j. M. Harper, Administrator
OF the Estate of S. J. Harper. de.
ceased. filed his petition against the
said Woodrow Harper and others il
the Probate Court of Noble County
Ohio. the same being Cause No 593l
in said Court, for the completion o
a land contract pertaining to certain
real estate described in said petition
as follows:
Situate in the State of Ohio,
County of Noble and Township of
Olive, and being a part of the
northwest quarter of Section Thir-
ty-SiN 1860, Township Six (6l, of
Range Nine CO., and commencing
for the same at point bearing
South 67 degrees. East from the
brides Addition TO South Olive.
Noble County. Ohio, nine rods and
twenty-five (22) links distant be-
ing twenty (20) feet east Of the
railroad center, thence South par
allel with the railroad siXty-five
(65) feet distant thence East forty
(40) feet right angles with said
West line. thence North parallel
with said West line SiXty-fiVe (65)
feet, thence West forty t40) feet
to the place OF beginning. Said
premises being designated as Frac-
ton Number to in the Northwest
quarter of Section Thirty-SiX 1867,
Township Six 90 OF Range Nine
80 by the District Assessor of real
property for Olive Township in
said County for the year 1910, and
being the same premises that were
conveyed to South Olive Lodge
No. 1863 /. o. o. f. by James Huff
man by deed dated June 3rd, 1897.
recorded in Volume A, Page On
% of Deed Records of Noble
County. Ohio.
Prayer of said petition is for tn
completion of a land contract for tn
sale of said real estate and for othe
equitable relief. Said defendant
required to answer said petition o
or before the Goth day of March, 1875
or judgment win be taken again:
him.
J. NJ HARPER.
Administrator of the Estate
OF S. J. Harper, deceased.
BY Fred F. Fox,
] His Attorney.
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SEPARATION PA

Frederick Trott Basford of
Quaker City RID, has filed his
Separation PA" in the books
of County Recorder Benny Fow-
Ter. He served with the U. S.
Army.
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REMOVED HOME

Mrs. Clem Sailing and infant
son were removed in the Estadt
ambulance on Tuesday to their
home east of Caldwell from the
Good Samaritan hospital, Zanes-
Vile.
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TRAFFIC VIOLATOR

Delbert Skidmore of West Vir-
ginia crossed over a double line
on u. S. Route 81 Wednesday
and was arrested by a state
patrolman. He paid a fine of
$500 and costs before Mayor Roy
Seamster of Belle Valley.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Case No. 1914
Estate of Margaret A. Archt

NtINt INU. JJIf
Estate of Margaret A Archer,
Deceased
Notice is hereby given that Frederick
M Cox. of 305 East 10Th Street. Co
lumbus, Ohio, has been duly ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
Caldwell. Noble County. Ohio.
Creditors are required TO file their
claims with said fiduciary within four
months.
Dated this 18th day of February.
1854.
Acting Probate Judge of said County
Is "a IS
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DISMISSED HOME

Mrs. Glenn Sailing and infant
sen were removed to their home
near Fulda, Tuesday evening IN
the Estadt ambulance from Good
Samaritan hospital, GAINESVILLE.
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HOME FROM MARINES

Donald Joseph Gerst, son OF
Leo Gerst, Caldwell route l, is
home after receiving his separa-
ton from the u. S. Marine Corps.
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NOTICE - HAVE taken over
the Wilbur l.. Devoll garage
repair shop business in Caldwell.
See me for general repair work,
welding, body and fender work.
Franklin Hardesty. 18tf
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Wayne Willis Brown

Wayne Wills BfOWn
Defendants.
Wayne Willis Brown. whose place
of residence is unknown, is hereby
notified that Elva Wanda Brown has
filed her petition against him for
divorce, custody of minor children
and support for said minor children in
Case Number 1898 in the Common
Pleas Court of Noble County, Ohio
and that said cause viii be for hear
ing on to after the 9th day of April
1854 Grounds claimed for divorce
Wilful absence.
JOHN w HAZARD
Attorney for Plaintiff
"a 35 SO 81 80 80
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LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE COMMON COURT OF
NOBLE COUNTY. OHIO
Case No 9393
ElVa Wanda Brown
Plaintiff,
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NOTICES

NOTICE-Custom rug weaving.
GOT Cumberland Street, Cald-
Well, Ohio. 33 "a 35
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LEGAL NOTICE

In the Probate Court of
Noble County, Ohio.
Case No. 1868
T. X. MCCune,
Plaintiff,
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NOTICE

In the Probate Court of Noble
County. Ohio
Case No. 1891
J. Nj. HARPER,
Administrator of the Estate of
S. j. Harper, Deceased.
Plaintiff,