davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-14

There are only two species of
livinfig elephant, the African and
the Indian.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-14

Goose quill pens are kept on
desks in the U. S. Supreme Court,
largely for ceremonial reasons.
Evening star., 1954-12-17
. The Worlds Greatest Music!
. Leading World Artists!
Q Recorded in Europe's Cultural
Centers!
o Some Artists Sold on Other Labels
at Much Higher Prices!
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sian Dances from Prince Igor
Austrian symphony Orchestra
CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS
Bach, Christmas Oratorio a rec
ords ". lib., S11.06), Stuttgart
Choral Society, Suebian Sym
phony orchestra. Hans
Grischkat. conductor --
Christmas Medleys lJoy to the
World, oh Come All Ye Faith
full, etc). The Gabriel Singers
Christmas Carols, Christmas Airs
(Silent Night, The First Noel,
etc), The Gabriel Singers
Bach. Highlights from The
Christmas Oratorio, Stuttgart
Choral Society, Suebian SYM
phony Orchestra
Alec Templeton. pianist, Inn
proyisations on Ofenbach and
j, Strauss
Debussy. La Boite A Joiyoux,
RIAS symphony Orchestra.
Jonel Perlea. conductor
Dvorak. symphony No. 4. Gin
cinnati symphony Orchestra.
Thor johnson. conductor =
offenbach. Gate Parisienns.
RIAS symphony Orchestra.
Manuel Rosenthal. conductor
Prokofiev, Piano Concerto No. 2,
Jorge Bolet. pianist, Cincin-
natl Symphony Orchestra.
Thor Johnson. conductor
Gershwin. Concerto in F. Alec
Templeton. pianist, Cincinnati
symphony Orchestra. Thor
johnson, conductor -----
COMPLETE OPERAS
Verdi, Rigoletto 6 records.
W. lib, S8.97), The Maggio
Fiorentino Orchestra. Chorus
Of the Teatro Comunale.
Erasmo Ghiglia, conductor
Puccini. Madame Butterfly g
Austrian symphony Orchestra
and Chorus. Wilhelm Loibner.
conductor ------- -
weber, Der Freischutz e rec
ords, SS.0S), Chorus and Or
chestra Of the Austrian state
Symphony, Hans Doehrer. con-
ductor
CHORAL MASTERPIECES
Haydn. The Seven Last Words Of
Christ e records, $5.90
The SalZburg Dom Choir. The
Mozarteum Orchestra. josef
Messner. conductor
Bach, The Passion According to
st. John, Austrian symphony
Orchestra and Chorus. 0ott-
fried Preinfalk. conductor
Mozart. Requiem q records,
S5.0S). The Salzburg Dom
Choir. The Salgburg Mozarteum
Orchestra, Josef Messner. con-
ductor ~
Verdi. REQUIEM e records.
$3.50, The Austrian SYM
phony Orchestra and Chorus.
Gustav Koslik. conductor
RosSini. StabAt Mater (complete)
e records, $685.. The Salz-
burg Mosartenm Orchestra and
Dom Choir, Josef Messner.
conductor
COLLECTORS ITEMS
Richard Dyer Bennett. Folk
Liszt, Sonata In 3 minor,
Simon Barere. pianist =
Bella Hartok plays Bartok. BAgA-
telle, Petite Suite, ETC..
Beethoven. Concerto In D major,
Austrian symphony Orchestra,
Albert epalding, vtolinist -
Evening star., 1954-12-17
sRIAs SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

sRIAs SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Wsgnerian overtures, Tam
hauser, Gohengrin, Meister-
singer, George Sebastian. con-
ductor
Ber.ioz. Symphony Fantastiaue.
George Sebastian. conductor
Wagnerian Fayorites. George
Sebastian. conductor
offenbach- kosenthal. Gaite Pa
risienne. Manuel Rosenthal.
conductor
Lehar. The Merry widow. Jo-
ham Strauss, One Night in
Venice. Gerhard Becker. con.
Liszt, Concerto No. 1. Liszt.
pianist. Jonel Perlea. con-
saint-saens. Carnival of AMI
mails. Tchaikovsky. Swan Lake
Suite. Jonet Perlea conductor
Dehussy. La Boite A Joujoux,
Jonel Perlea, conductor
Rimskv- Korsskoff. scheherazade.
Karl Rucht. conductor
CINCINNATI SYMPHONY ORCI
THOR JOHNSON. conductor
Ward. symphony No. 2. stein,
Three Hassidic Dances
Prckhfiev. Concerto No. ., Jorge
Bolet, pianist
Gershwin, Concerto in F. Alec
Templeton. pianist
Dvorak. symphony No.
edward KILENYT. pianist
Chaplin. Concerto No. ]. Austrian
symphony Orchestra, Felix
Prohaska. conductor
Debussy. 12 Preludes. Book I
Chopin. IL Etudes. Opus 10
l'.,s Hastrisn asnfsFla1 fssyFmlaD1hoss Orchestra
Mozart. Concerto No. "a. salz.
burg Mo7arteum Orchestra
Chopin, waltzes (completel
Asas tsnz fsIssT MAS sVi Symphony p'te Or
chestra Jonel Perlea. con-
ductor
TEATRO VA FENTCE-vENEzIA
ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS
Puccini Trrsrdot t3 records.
W. lib.. &S.97l. Franco Cap
ulysses Kav. Concerto for Or
chestra, Jonel Perlea.. con-
ductor. Normand Lockwood.
Concerto for Organ and
Mpscasni. s1sS cavair.ria Rusticana
t2 records with hb., &5.08l,
George Sebastian conductor
sCARLos MONTOYA. Euitsrist
Flamenco. LSdia Ibarrondo.
mezZo soprano
Spanish fiypsy Airs and Rhythms.
Jose Moreno. flarnenco singer.
Carlos Montoya Ensemble
sGAsPAR CASsADO. ceiiist
Dvorak Concerto In B minor.
Austrian symphony Orchestra,
Kurt Wnss. conductor
BELA BARTOK. pianist
Bella Bartok plays Bartok ---
SIMON BARERE, pianist
Liszt. Liebestraum. etc, Chopin.
Scher1o in c Sharp minor
MoZart-liszt, Don Juan Fantasy,
Lisxt. Paganini
List Sonata In b minor. Funer-
sASTRID vARNAY. ssprane
Famous Arias, Austrian Sym
ph0ny Orchestra, Hermann
WieRert.> conductor
JORGE BOLET. pianist
Prokofiey. Concerto No :, Gin
einnati symphony Orchestra
Thor ojhnson. conductor
Evening star., 1954-12-17
0uIgcroRs. ,TeNss

COLLECTORS ITEMS
Austrian symphony Orchestra,
Albert Spalding, yiolinist
IL passnini Caprices. Ossy
Rensrdy. violinist, Eugene
Dvorak. symphony No. 4. Gin
cinnati Symphony Orchestra,
Thor johnson, conductor
Lehar. Merry Widow. j.. Strauss.
chestral Hishlishts). RIAs
Symphony Orchestra, Gerhard
Becker, conductor
Ulysses Kay. Concerto for Or
chestra, Normand Lockwood,
Concerto for Organ and
SYMPHONY Orchestra, Jonel
Prokofiev, Concerto No. 2.
Jorge Bolet, pianist, Cincin-
natl symphony Orchestra,
Thor johnson, conductor -
NEW RELEASES
Leonore Overture. No. ).
Austrian symphony Orchestra,
Conductor x
Todtentanz, RIAS symphony
Orchestra, Jonel Perlea. con-
ductor
Puccini. Turandot Complete
opera, 3 records, W. lib.
Ss.05 Orchestra and Chorus
Of Teatro La Fenice-venezia.
Franco Capuana,, conductor
Spanish Gypsy Airs and Rythms,
Jose Moreno. Flamenco singer,
roF1nS MnHfavN 0lIftnF Ff&t
Ofienbach, Gate Parisienne,
RIAS Symphony Orchestra,
Manuel Rosenthal. conductor
Wagnerian Favorites. Tanhauser.
samDson1 deoras aAs
Sebastian. conductor
Mascagni. Cavalleria Rusticana
(complete opera. records,
". lib, s5.88l. Soloists and
Chorus Teatro La Fenice-
venszia. Georse Sebastian
Berlioz. symphony Fantastique,
RIAS Symphony Orchestra,
George Sebastian, conductor
Gershwin. Concerto In r. Alex
Templeton. pianist. Cincinnati
Symphony Orchestra, Thoi
johnson. conductor
J ward, symphony NO. .. stein
Three Hassidic Dances, Gin.
cinnati Symphony Orchestra
Thor johnson. conductor -
sFRITZ BUSCH. conductor
Beethoven. symphony No. 8
'Eroica," Austrian symphony
Orchestra
Beethoven. symphony No. &
Haydn. symphony No. 101
Clock" Austrian state Sym
phony
! sALEC TEMPLETON. pianist
Gershwin, Concerto In p, Gin.
cinnati symphony Orchestra
Thor johnson. conductor
O6enbach, selections Johann
Strauss. selections -.
sOSSY RENARDY, violiniss
IL Paganini Caprices, Eugene
HelmeY pianist
sALBERT SPALDING. viollnist
Beethoven. Concerto In D major
Austrian symphony Orchestra
Wilhelm Loihner. conductor
Brahms. Concerto In d major
Austrian symphony Orchestra
wilhelm Loibner. conductor
Evening star., 1954-12-17
MONA PAULEE, soprano

MONA PAULEE, soprano
Homberg and Gershwin selec-
tions: One Kiss, Somebody
Loves Me. etc, Heinz Sandauer
and his orchestra =
Gershwin and Friml selections:
Call, etc. Heinz Sandauer and
his orchestra
Cole Porter and Gershwin Sc
Be Good. ETC.. Heinz Sandauer
and his orchestra
.RICHARD DYER.BENNET.
folk singer
Folk songs -
'HILDE GUEDEN. soprano
Mozart, REQUIEM e records.
S5.9Sl. salzburg Dom Choir
The MoZarteum Orchestra
Havdn. The Seven Last Words Of
Salzburp Dom Choir. The
Mozarteum Orchestra
sKURT BAUM, tenor
Famous Tenor Arias; Selections
nsrmen from y .,1 rroyatoEs, anesti.r TssGa. ssG.
CIS.. Ad6tttoh OS
phony Orchestra -
CONCERTos
Beethoven. Concerto No. S
Emperor. Vienna SYM
phonic Society Orchestra. Fe-
hcttas Karrer, pianist
Grieg, Concerto In A minor,
Vienna Symphonic Society
Orchestra. Felicitas Karrer.
pianist
Tchaikovsky. Concerto in D
major, Austrian Symphony
Orchestra. Michele Auciair.
violinist
Rachmaninoff. Concerto No. 2,
Austrian Symphony Orchestra.
Felicitas Karrer. pianist
Mozart. Piano Concerto No. 90.
Salzburg Festival Orchestra.
Fritz Weidlich, conductor
Dvorak. Concerto In B minor,
Austrian Symphony Orchestra,
Gaspar Cascade. eellist
Chopin. Concerto No. /. Austrian
symphony Orchestra. Edward
Kilenyi. pianist
Schumann. Concerto In A minor.
austrian symphony Orchestra.
ScAAuy SAoaitSs blSLCD. pidIllot
LisZt. Hungarian Fantasia,
Mozart Concerto No. 90, Salx-
burg Mozarteum Orchestra,
Edward Kilenyi. pianist
Tchsikovsky. Concerto No. l.,
Austrian Symphony Orchestra.
Hermann Schwertmanr. pianist
Bruch. Concerto in @ minor.
austrian Symphony Orchestra.
Michele Auclair. violinist
Handel. water Music Suite,
Mozart. Concerto No. 3. Ger
ard Poulet, violinist Austrian
Symphony Orchestra
SYMPHONIES
Dvorak. symphony No. 5 New
World" Vienna symphonic So
ciety Orchestra. George Singer.
conductor
Beethoven symphony No. 8
'.Pastorale. Vienna SYM
phonic Society Orchestra, Kurt
Woss. conductor
Tchaikovsky, symphony No. 5,
Vienna Symphonic Society Or
chestra. Kurt Woss, conductor
Tchaikovsky. symphony No. 8
Pathetique. Vienna SYM
phonic Society Orchestra. II.
Arthur Brown, conductor
Brahms. symphony No. 2.
Austrian symphony Orchestra.
Evening star., 1954-12-17

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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-25
Xmas Seal Campaign
Oft To Excellent Slarl
30l Letters Have
Now Been Returned

Three hundred and one letters
were returned during the first
week of the Christmas Seal sale
campaign, according to Mrs. Mil
dred Long, chairman.
The exact amount of money
thlFa represents has not yet been
Cse 4y3hine but the campaign is
getting off to wonderful start.
The money raised is used to
finance the x-ray clinics for this
county.
The clinic last month revealed
eight suspected cases of tuber-
culosis and one is now receiving
treatment at the sanatorium in
McConnelsville.
The purpose of the seal sale
campaign is of a preventive
nature and the clinic is held to
catch any signs of tuberculosis
in its early stages.
Those who have not mailed in
their contributions are urged to
do SO as soon as possible.
Sunday, Dec. has been de-
signated as Christmas Seal Sun
day in the local churches with
special message by the minis
ters.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-25
Thanksgiving Proclamation

The text of the Presidents Thanksgiving
follows:
Early IN history the Pilgrim inaugrated the
custom OIL dedcatng day harvest time rendering
TO Almighty God for the bounties of the merces
throughout the AT this auumnal suggests
and our hearts require that follow custom
and bow in reverent thanks for the blessings
individually and nation.
We grateful that beloved country by those
toebears In their quest for religious freedom
strong and that each of worship God way
according to the dictates of his conscience.
We are grateful for the nnumerabe daily manifestations
OF divine goodness In affairs both public private
opportunities and for all to labor and
uance OF those homey and sasacton which
lives
be ever mindful of the obligations inherent strength
common betterment of mankind.
Now therefore, l. Dwight D. Eisenhower President of the
United States America, with the Joint reso-
luton of Congress December 194l designating
hefourth Thursday November Thanksgiving
Day, do hereby proclaim Thursday, November
day of National Thanksgiving and upon citizens
toobserve the day with Let demonstrate
our humble thanks TO God for His the
which is past and let ask His guidance come
In witness whereof have hereunto my hand and
caused the seal of the United States America
Done at the city OF Washington this sixth
In the of our Lord Nineteen Hundred Fyfour
of the independence the United America the one
hundred and seventy-ninth.
Dwight D. Eisenhower
By the President:
John Foster Dulles,
Secretary of State
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-25
Dexter City Youth
Rescued From Well
Folls In Unused Well;
Voter Four Feet Deep

Larry, Seven-year-old twin son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Williams,
of Dexter City, while playing
with his brothers and sister last
week, accidentally fell into a
deep cistern located near the Will
liams home.
Attracted by the screams of his
mother, Charles Schneeberger, a
neighbor, rescued the young lad
from his precarious position.
During the excitement, Jackie,
another of the Williams boys,
fell partially thru the cistern's
roof, but he was pulled to safety
by his nine-year-old sister,
Glenna.
The cistern, unused for years,
contained four feet of water.
Over a period of years, stones
had accumulated on one side of
the bottom of the well and three
roots grew from the side, keep
ing the youth from completely
submerging in the four feet of
water.
The seven-year-old lad receiv-
ed only few scratches on one
hand and in addition suffered
from shock due to the wet and
cold environment to which he
had been subjected.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-25
County Farmers Must
Sign Up For ASC CosI
Sharing praeiites
Approved Measures
For 1855 In Noble
County Are Noted

Noble county farmers are be-
ing notified of the Sign-up time
for cost sharing practices of the
Agricultural Conservative pro-
gram for 1855, according to Will
liam H. Archer, chairman. They
must sign up at the county Of
flee on North street during the
month of December.
Chairman Archer said the fol-
lowing practices had been ap-
proved for 1855:
Initial application of lime on
cropland and in meadow in 1855
or on cropland which the county
committee determines will be
established in meadow in 1856;
initial establishment of contour
strips; tree planting; initial i'm
provement of depleted perman-
ent pasture or hayland; develop
ment of springs for livestock
water; constructing ponds for
livestock water; woodland i'm
provement and constructing div
ersions.
In order to be eligible for
Federal cost-sharing, Noble
county farmer must stay within
his allotments on all basic crops,
which are tobacco and wheat in
this community.
Chairman Archer also pointed
out that the local ASC office
will not issue purchase orders
for lime after Dec. 18th.
Noble county farmers must re-
member that they are to call at
the local office in Caldwell to
sign up for any cost sharing
practice.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-25

because he could not get into
the enlisted Air Force Reserve.
They will not except people
without prior service in this
program
Howard Jr., will be in the
Electronics Branch of the Naval
Reserve. This branch concerns
radio, radar, sonar and naviga-
ton, He will make one trip a
week to Carlsbad, N. NJ, where
the Naval Reserve Training
Center for this area is located.
Boot Training will come next
summer for this new naval re-
cruit, to be followed by his train
ing cruise. In his third year of
the eight year enlistment, will
come a tech school of this tour,
two years must be on active
duty.
Born in Cambridge, Ohio,
Howard, Jr., has followed his
father around the globe. as the
major has been in the service
since 1888. He is now a Junior
at Roswell high and keeps busy
with a paper route after school.
Major Williams is married to
the former Charlotte Gee of
Summerfield and he is the 8l8th
ABB Gp So Hqs commander. He
has seen duty in Korea and
Japan during the recent police
action. He was Material Officer,
Far Eastern Air Forces Combat
Cargo Command, and was based
at Kimpo Air Force in Korea.
During World War II, Major
Williams was commanding of
ficer of the 32st Air Service So,
in the European Theatre of
Operations for 54 months.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-25

church, will deliver the an
nual sermon of Thanksgiving.
Rev. Manson just recently
accepted the pastorate of the
local church and this will be
the first opportunity for mem
bers of other congregations to
hear this minister.
Miss Wava Williams will pre-
side at the console of the organ
for the entire program.
The Thanksgiving program, as
announced by the local minist-
ers, is as follows:
Prelude, Hour of Devotion"
Rathbun invocation, Rev. Floyd
r. Gaugler, pastor of the Meth
odist church.
Hymn, Come Ye Thankful
People" led by Ira ]. Brandon,
pastor of the First Church of
Christ on North street.
Responsive reading by the con-
gregaCon led oy Rev. Roy WIKI
ander, pastor of the First Bap-
tist church.
Scripture reading and morning
prayer by Rev. ]. L. Mason, pas
tor of the Free Methodist
church.
Hymn, "We Gather Together"
by the congregation; offertory
Cantabele" by Marryott; offer
ing; vocal duet, Mrs. Chester
Hayes and Mrs. Paul McVay of
the First Church of Christ on
North street.
Sermon, "Mayflower Christ
ians" by Rev Mason; hymn
Faith of Our Fathers" by the
congregation.
Benediction, Rev. Gaugler;
response and the postlude,
Gloria, by Andre.
1t is hoped that all churches
will be represented at this union
service.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-25
Newly EIeeted
Auditor Takes
Office March IA
Other Officials To
Assume New Duties
On January 3, 1855

c. r. Atkinson of Batesville.
auditor-elect of Noble county.
will not take office until the
second Monday in March, accord
ing to Harry G.. Richcreek, clerk
of the election board.
All other newly elected Of
ficials will take over their new
duties on January 1st or in this
case it will be Monday, Jan. 8.
Edmund G. James will begin
his second term as representa-
tive from Noble county in Jan
uary. James was unopposed in
the primary and general election.
Franz c. McNutt of Brook
field township, will take over
the duties now held by w. C.
Toad Davis, who steps down
from the office of commissioners.
after serving two full terms.
Davis did not seek a third term.
McNutt, a Democat, will be
teamed up with H. G.. Williams
and Ernest Secrest, both of
whom are Republicans.
Atkinson, who is a Democrat,
will take over the reins of
Auditor in March, replacing Gil
bert B. Long, Republican, who
had been appointed to that Job
by the commissioners.
DIR. N. S. Reed will begin an
other term as county coroner
and Judge w Vernon Archer
will continue to fill out the un-
expired term of the late Judge
L. B. Frazier until April Is, 1855.
Judge Archer will not begin
his first elected term until April
19 next year.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-25

wen company THIS amount or
gas, in addition to the previ-
ously granted amount.
This will come as welcome
news to the gas consumers i'm
this section who are served by
the Permian Oil and Gas Com
pany. 1t means that the COM
pany now will have ample gas to
supply their home consumers, in
addition to making it also avail
able for space heating and other
gas operated installations for
home or commercial consump-
ton.
According to A. K. Schletzer,
secretary, the company has
already spent $15,570.03 in NOV
ing and replacing their lines
between South Olive and Cald-
well, due to the new construc-
tion of U. S. Route Il, south of
Caldwell to South Olive.
Since 1851, the Permian COM
pany as spent $34,5 in i'm
provement on their lines in
Noble coutny.
In 1851, they installed six
miles of two inch gas line at
Crooked Tree at a cost of
$11,98568. One year later they
installed 3,944 feet of pipe at a
cost of $7.083.91 in order to pur-
chase gas from Texas Eastern
Transmission corporation.
In 1858, the gas purchased
from Texas Eastern cost the
company $24,079.07, while in
1854 to the present time, it has
cost $21,7 1926.
This makes the total cost of
improvements in the county
amount to $34,547.62 since 1851
and the cost of the gas furnished
this area from Texas Eastern by
the Permian totaling $45, ,870.33
for 1858 and up to the present
time in 1854.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-25
Caldwell Shoe Store
Changes Ownership
Carl Scliba, Present
Manager, New Owner

Announcement was made this
week that Carl Saliba, present
manager of Alexander's Shoe
store, has purchased the Cald-
well store from Michael Alex
ander, and hereafter the store
will be known as Carps Shoe
store.
The new owner has been man
ager of the local store for the
past three years, and has been
affiliated with Alexander's
Shoe store for the past five
years. He is a son-in-law of the
former owner.
The Caldwell store carries a
complete line of nationally
known brand of shoes, all kinds
of rubber footwear and wearing
accessories. Several of the we'll
known brand of shoes carried by
the local shoe store are Ladies
Air-Step, American Girl, Buster
Brown, and Star Brand.
The new store owner assured
the people of Noble county and
trading area that the same high
standard policies of the past
would continue to prevail for
the future. Mr.. Saliba noted that
the former owner, Mr.. Alexand-
er, now retired from business
responsibilities, will serve strict
ly in an advisory capacity and
will continue to maintain an in
terest in the two shoe stores.
Periodically he will visit the
Caldwell store and renew
acquaintance with many of his
local friends.
Assisting Mr.. Saliba in the
operation of the Caldwell store
is Mrs, Martha Davis, of Dexter
City, efficient sales lady.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-25
Athletic Banquet To
Be Held Nexi Monday

Movies of the Caldwell Nc
Connelsville Armistice Day
classic will be another highlight
of the annual football banquet to
be held Monday evening at the
First Presbyterian church.
Tickets are moving slowly ac-
cording to a check at Ralston's
Rexall store. They should be
purchased Immediately in order
that the number of reservations
night be turned over to the
church society in charge of SER
wing the dinner.
The highlight of the evening
will be the humorous talk by
Mack Sauer, newspaper editor
and publisher, who comes to
Caldwell highly recommended.
The dinner will be served
promptly at 500 o'clock and
tickets should be purchased as
soon as possible.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-25
I00F Lodge, No. 259,
H0nOrS Charles HuichinS

Charles Hutchins, one of the
oldest living members of the
local Odd Fellows lodge, No.
259, was honored Thursday eve
ming at their monthly dinner
meeting.
During an impressive cere-
mony, a large portrait of Mr..
Hutchins was hung in the lodge
rooms by District Deputy Char
les Milligan, Mr.. Hutchins has
been a member of the lodge for
more than so years and is a past
Noble Grand.
Hilles Keeton is the present
Noble Grand and Subray
Dahood, vice Noble Grand. They
also assisted in the ceremony.
Coach Billy Jones was a guest
and showed movies of the Cald-
Well-McConnelsville Armistice
Day football game.
Music for the evening was fur
nished by John Iams and his
orchestra.