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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-26
Negro College Men
Sfor On Grids

Chicago tANPl -- When the
collegiate gridiron season opened
II appeared that three tan perfor-
mers would have corling good
chances for All-American nominal
lions.
Co-Capt. Leroy Bolden. Michi-
gan states wiry halfback; J. C.
Caroline, Illinois fabulous half
back, and Cal Jones, Iowa's bril-
liant guard were among the rank
ing choices. OF this trio. only
Jones remains in serious conten-
ton.
An early season injury struck
down Bolden's chances and Il
was past mid-season when he re-
turned To the lineup and began To
display his 1853 brilnance. Illinois
rated as one OF the Big Ten con-
tenders. was hampered by weak
forward wall Caroline. playing
with a losing team, turned in a
remarkable all-around perform
anee, until he, too. was hit by in
iuries
Jones has liver up TO every ex-
pectation. turning in superb play
in game after game,
Where Bolden and Caroline have
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Thomas Dewey
Leave EnviobIe
Record Behind

New York Governor Thomas
f. Dewey. who did not stand for
reelection and was replaced at the
polls last week by Democrat Az
erill Hartman, leaves behind an
enviable record for the Indignation
of Negroes in the state, Demo
Gratis and Republicans alike are a
greed,
Dewey made "a top level APP
pointments of Negroes. None of
the posts had ever been filled by
Negroes before. Among them are
Justice of the City Court Fran
els Il. Rivers. DR., c. b. Powell,
members of the New York State
Boxing Commission, and Frank
Forbes, Judge of the New York
State Athletic Commission, also
James Freeman, a state Athletic
Commission referee, and James
Bostic, official announcer for the
commission: Mrs. Bertha J. Diggs,
secretary, State Dept. of Labor:
Elmer A. Carter. member, State
Commission against Discrimtna-
ton.
Dewey appointed four assistant
attorney generals, Nine other Ne
groes are on state commissions,
Or. George Z, Haynes is trustee
of the University OF the State OF
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failed, there have emerged other
topnotch stars Lenny Moore, the
dazzling Penn state halfback;
Bobby Watkins, the pile-driving
halfback for Ohio State, and Earl
Smith, streaking halfback at
Iowa. They are among the best
backs in the nation.
Moore. in seven games, set a
new rushing record for single
season for the Nittany Lions. He
accumulated total of $40 yards
to break a ~ year old mark of
sol yards set by Shorty Miller
back in 1912, The brilliant Moore
has been a standout in every Penn
State game. A junior, the Reading
Pa, product was rated All-Eastern
in his first year Of varsity COM
petition In 1853.
Perhaps the mos moderated
back in the land is Watkins, the
senior from New Bedford. Mass.
He was among the nations leaders
In rushing last season. He is back
at his old tricks this year and has
compiled a better that 5-yard av-
erage. In Ohio States first seven
games he compiled 81 points, in
GLIDING eight touchdowns.
While his highly publicized
teammate, Howard tHopalongl
Cassidy gets the plugs, it's Wat
kins who delivers the clutch plays
for the Buckeyes. He certainly
will be instrumental II the Buck
eyes make It to the Rose Bowl.
After the first seven Iowa
games, Smith. a junior from Gary,
Ind, was tied for scoring leader
ship in the Big Ten. The Hawkeyes
halfback had registered nine
touchdowns, five Of them on runs
of 30 yards or more.
Smith and his halfback team.
mate, Eddie Vincent, from Steu.
benville, Ohio, are known as the
Hawkeye touchdown twins, Vim.
cent, incidentally, set Big Ter
rushing mark when he ran 9t
yards for touchdown against
Purdue.
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Visit Mother: Mr.. and Mrs.
Clemon Rooney and daughter,
Miss Frances and Mr.. Frank Fra
zier of 1924 Smelling Av., will
leave the city today for Des
Des Moines, Ia, to visit Mrs.
Georgia Jones, mother of Mr.,
Rooney.
Twinnites VIII Meet: The Twin
mites will meet Sunday November
IS, at the home of Mr.. Kenneth
Wallace, 5000 Fourth Av. S. This
club, recently organized, is COM
posed of husbands of the Just For
Fun club members.
Back Home: Mr.. Lee Davis, 612
N. Seventh St, who has been stay
ing at the home of his daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Clemon Rooney, 1924 Smelling Av.
due to illness, is much better and
is back at his own home.
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s'''=' Sports
Griffin (,
BY JIMMY GRIFFIN

Phyllis Wheatey boosters certainly be
this Midgets
Mdges $40 grounds
ingram and
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jefferson City, Mo.

One of the future book favor
ties in the Big Ten is Jim Parker,
a 24s-pound middle guard for
Ohio State. Parker was heralded
until he broke into the starting
Buckeye lineup in September and
only an injury in the Wisconsin
game got him out of there.
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New York.
Under Dewey, New York State
gave the nation its first FEPC
law, fathered by Senator Irving NJ.
Ives, when he was in the State
Legislature.
In addition, Negroes are said
to have more Civil Service posi-
lions. state, County, and city, in
New York, than in any other state
in the country.
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Almost About
~~~-~~~~~~~~~-~~~~-~~---
Everything
PIfNTY or PARAcRAPHs FOR THf PRICE or ONE
~ Percy vlilo

PLENTY or Paragraphs FOR TINE PRICE or ONE LIZ
flooded the networks in recent months
putting these local
panels bunch oaed fight experts who don't know the
difference between with few exceptions OF couel e nook
kick In the pants
And what the local that all
networks Of world renowned experts Inn
medatey following contests but for they
switch off the networks and put on the local shows
my money the birds" The
with live" experts directly from the
rngsIde win walk off with all honors
RECOMMENDED READING In Minneapolis Tribune tsart-
Monday s worthy reading series OF articles
by nationally known Carl RowanriiIs is INDIA
Rowan is one Of refreshing pasif
country before the finished best guess
that he'll be the most sought after speaker in the United states
may the dirt out the boxing
situation My guess fairly percentage nationally
known matches
judges the fight managers
In New York headquarters for the managers
hundreds In
fighter all getting of the fighter
Actors their agents 10 cent but fighters are cut anywhere
from the SO and one third to 90 per cent plus expenses
The recent Twin city boxing shows produced little lfethat is
both boxing shows lost
gamble find two fighters who
In At rate It's nice to have few promoters trying
but how long the money win last nobody knows
Red Top Davis really hasn't got red hair His Teddy
Pep him made him dye his hair that
about He made him dye his hair before every fight
opening Miami Beach about Dec goth
Don't they AM
with series of push
hasbecn ghtcrs starting at Detroit De-
cember Fortunately Il will not be eevsion
boxing friends question to I'm not 100
boxing booster7
sometimes good the soul
/ per boxing
much but not much around these
the who shake down fighters who support them
bleeding The mobsr usually their
the Is they who the ruling the
game that anghngly called sport
This personal But unless he has
to be
suffer injuries which cripple
Except champions small There
nlerS
IT'S ONLY NY OPINION. BUT 49,.
You don't this Mccarthy thing till the next
election
The time afford gamble Is when broke
driving
the traffic cop for directions
IN always
candy though
they ate much OF A.
I've fighter from wen-to-do family
In the boxing the fighter the and in most
the talk through the side his mouth
Wrong-I ne Boxing
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Jimmie Grifnn's sports column
follows closely the careers Of the
young athletes In Twin city high
schools, always encouraging the
promising youngsters.
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USED CARS
1854 CHEW.

Perfect condition. Every desirable
accessory. VIII offer terrific dis
count.
R-17
CALL NE, 1913
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Butch Miller scored one each. Earl Bowman tells
me that this quartet makes up dream backfeld
and that we can look TO the future for these boys
Wheatley Juniors defeated the South Side
Pulyers 2l-20 in real thriller. Gene Lewis and
Willie Thomas the big guns for Wheatley.
Both games played Nov. 10. The key play
was Willie Thomas's pass to Gene Lewis that
covered 81 yards.
John Young IL year old gridder at Wheatley
is another real conner. He should be a star on a
Minneapolis High School team in the not too dis
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1954-01-29
HOLLYWOOD

costly motion picture productions
that we have ever attempted" ;"
MIR. Cohn told me. ''The story will
be personally produced by execu-
tive producer Jerry Wald, and di-
rected by William Dieterle, in
color, on widely separated loca-
tions in Europe and the Holy
Land and in Hollywood.
With William .Dieterle's 'Sa-
lone and director Fred Zinne-
mann's from Here TO Eternity
already acclaimed as established
successor Of the past year. and
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1954-01-29

Joseph and His Brethren" will
be one of the most important and
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1954-01-29

producer Stanley Kramer's The
Game MutinY' ready Cor 1854 re-
lease. Joseph and His Brethren
will be given the unstinted and
lavish production values which
the dignity and distinction of the
subject demand. Cohn stated.
The play, "Joseph and His
Brethren" staged by its author,
Louis N. Parker, enjoyed a sue
CONTINUED on Page 28)
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1954-01-29

the little CO.
lony of NOrdia near here.
When IsraeFs War Of LIBERIA
ton ended in victory in 194S
q group Of soldiers who had
survived hazards together de-
cided to keep the winning
combination intact. They for
med their own colony and
stuck it out. Aided by loans
from State Of Israel Bond
investments these men were
able to purchase new equip
rnent and launched q metal
workshop which today is one
Of the most promising small
industrial undertakings in the
young republic. NOrdia is one
Of several metal workshops in
Israel whose expansion has
been enabled with the as
sistance Of the American
people through the State Of
Israel Bond program.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1954-01-29
llaytOna Beach, Florida
Bits f1'OHss Israel
BUDDIES OnEANIZE
BUDDING INDUSTRY

NATANYA (IIP) - Buddies
Of past wars are sometimes
forgotten with discharge from
the armed forces until chance
and unexpected meetings
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1954-01-29
Joseph and His Brethren
BY LEON cUTTERMAN
4Copyright, 1854, Jewish Telegraphic A

|tCopynght 1854 Jewish Telegraphc Agency Inc)
HOLLYWOOD
The hmehonored story of Joseph His
me classics Of Biblical history has
president of Columbia B. Mayer former MM
studio head. for 100000.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1954-01-29

bring tOge-
tller wartime
friends upon
whose deeds
the lives Of
fellow sold
iers depend
ed so often.
Not so at
- a0nAA
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-11
PROBATE COURT
NEWS

Sale confirmed and ordering
deed filed in the land sale of
Donald Stout, admir-, of Beulah
Cooker versus Bonnie Hughes,
ct. al.
Letters of administration filed
in the estate of John w. Deal.
Waiver Of administration filed
in the estate of John Otis Ralph.
Authority issued to transfer
certificate of title to motor We
hicle in estate of Sebastian c.
Holman.
Letters of administration issu-
ed to Elva Deal in estate of John
V. Deal.
Bond approved and letters of
administration issued to NJ. A.
Ralph in estate of John Otis
Ralph.
Report of sale filed in the
guardianship of Betty Crum.
Fourth account of Ethel Dot
son, filed in the guardianship Of
Swazey Dotson. For hearing Jan.
3.
Application and entry filed in
the guardianship of David Reed.
Bond approved and private
sale issued in the land sale of
Mary Archer, adm, of James r.
Everly versus Aaron Everly.
Order of private sale issued.
Private sale also issued in the
land sale of Mary Archer as ad-
n9'nistrator for Margaret Everly.
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PUBLIC SALES

The undersigned will offer for
sale at public auction on Satur-
day, the 9th day of November,
1854, at the late residence of Paul
f. Miller, in Noble Township,
Noble County, Ohio, located on
State Route 215, approximately
one and one-half miles west of
Belle Valley, Ohio, beginning at
1000 O'Clock a. M, the following
personal property belonging to
the estate of Paul F. Miller, de-
ceased, consisting in part of:
Farm machinery, consisting Of
Ford tractor, tractor ploWs, disc
and cultivator, John Deere NOW
er, corn planter and grain drill,
one-shovel cultivator, two wheel
farm trailer. Also one breaking
ploW, one three-shovel cultivator
and one seven-shovel cultivator,
all horse-draWn, dump type hay
rake, drag harrow, Mccormick
mower, horse drawn; assorted
farm tools, electric brooder, plat
form scales.
Also livestock, consisting of one
Berk sow, one Berk boar. two
Jersey heifers, five Hereford
heifers, one Holstein heifer, one
spotted Guernsey heifer, three
steers, one black and white cow
with calf at side, two Jersey COWS,
one brindle cow, one Hereford
Jersey cow, one Holstein cow.
Approximately ATS bales of
hay, approximately ITS bales of
wheat straw, so bales Of barley
straw, some loose hay, and other
articles too numerous to mention.
Terms of sale: Cash on day of
sale.
BOBBY J. MILLER,
Administrator of the Estate
of Paul F. Miller, deceased.
Tom & Pennel-Auctioneers.
10
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Regular Grade Gasoline
Gel TCp Nationwide

Inc new Ignition control ad-
ditice contained in Shell Oil
Company's Premium grade gas
oline for the past II months is
now being made available for
the first time on a nationwide
basis to users of Regular Grade
gasoline, it was announced today
by w. H. Hartley, Jr., of The
Hartley Company There is no
change in price, he said.
The Additive, TCP, was de-
veloped to give cars more power.
smoother engine operation, and
more mileage.
Mr.. Hartley said TCP inn
proves the performance of Reg
ular grade gasoline by prevent
ing spark plug fouling and pre-
ignition-two Of the greatest
causes Of power loss. The addi-
tive corrects spark plug foul.
ing by rendering non-conductive
the lead and carbon deposits that
form on plugs. 1t controls pre-
ignition by ''fireproofing' com
bustion chamber deposits that
get hot and ignite the fuel be-
fore the engine is ready to use
it.
Shell first began developing
TCP several years ago when the
u. S. Armed Forces asked for
help in solving an acute air
craft engine problem. Following
successful use in aircraft fuels,
TCP was adapted for high COM
preston automobile engines and
was introduced last year in Pre-
MUM grade gasoline. Today's
announcement marks the latest
step in the firms Improvement
Of gasoline
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n a r X e.
n Ep o IT
Submitted thru the courtesy Of
The Caldwell Produce Co.
Wednesday, Nov. III
Wednesday, Nov. ii
PUBLIC SALES
PUBLIC SALE = The unde

PUBLIC SALE = The under
signed, Elva Deal, Administra-
trix of the estate of John w.
Deal, deceased, will offer for
sale at public auction on Friday,
November 26, 1854, at the late
residence of John w. Deal in
Beaver Township, Noble County,
Ohio, beginning at 100 o'clock
P. NJ, the following personal
property belonging to the es-
tate of John w. Deal, consisting
in part as follows:
1949 Ford Tractor; mower; hay
loader; farm trailer; manure
spreader; wagon and rack; plows;
disc harrow; drag harrow; ap-
proximately 375 bushels of corn:
several lots of baled and loose
hay; rs bushels of oats; l Guern-
sey bull; 5 Jersey heiferS; Jer-
sey COWS; one spotted heifer; one
Whiteface heifer; pair of scales;
set of harness and collars; one lot
of straw. Numerous miscell-
aneouS items.
Terms of sale: Cash in hand at
time of sale.
Auctioneer: James Watson
ELVA DEAL, Administrators,
by John w. Hazard, Attorney.
l9-20-21
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Inv MEMORY

In loving memory of c. w
Spence who passed away three
years ago on November 10.
He went away and left us
here,
But we in memory hold him
dear,
It was Gods plan that he
should go,
So Dad" left loved ones here
below,
Our thoughts of him are deep
inshrined,
Blest be the tie that heart
strings bind,
Three years have passed in
swift review,
But Father Dear we still
miss you.
Sadly Missed By:
Wife, Mrs. Belle Spence
Sens, Kenneth, James, Huge
and Franklin and Families
l9pd.
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real. ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Virginia M Roe to Bradley
and Belmar Carpenter, Beaver
township, one acre.
Milo Stark to Julia Stark,
Noble township, 40 acres.
U. S. Navy to Merle Wayne
Mallett, separation papers, num-
Der PA.
Elbridge and Retta Moore to
Pittsburgh Consolidation coal
company, Marion township.
124.18 acres.
John w. Caldwell to Willard
and Marjorie Gordon, Noble
township, 81 acres.
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CARD OF THANKS

wish to take This means of
thanking all my friends, neigh
bors and relatives for the cards,
letters, gift and those who visit
ed me during my stay in the
hospital and after I returned to
my home. Special thanks to Rev.
Gaugler for his encouraging
words. Also thanks to everyone
for the kindness shown my fam
lily during my illness. Every
thing was appreciated very
much
l9pd. Harry Davis
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

OdsE NO. bUZZ
Estate of John Otis Ralph, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that NJ. A.
Ralph, OF Belle Valley, Ohio, has been
duly appointed administrator of the
estate Of John Otis Ralph deceased.
late of Noble Township Noble County,
Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within four
months.
Dated this 5th day of November,
1854.
w. V. ARCHER,
Acting Probate Judge of said County
I 1
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Case No. 602l
Estate OF John W Deal. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Elva
Deal OF Quaker City, Ohio. RID. 4,
has been duly appointed administra-
trix of the estate OF John w Deal
deceased, late of Beaver Township
Noble County, Ohio
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within four
months.
Dated this 5th day of November.
1854
w V. ARCHER.
Acting Probate Judge OF said County.
10 20 81
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PUBLIC SALE - Having sold
my farm, will sell at public
auction on farm five miles East
of Dexter City, Ohio, and two
miles southwest of Middleburg,
Ohio, on Friday, November 10.
LIVESTOCK - l Sorrel mare
8 years old; l gray horse Is years
old; 4 registered Hereford cows
with calves at side; l registered
bull 2 years old; Is head Of grade
Herefords.
FARM MACHINERY - Now
ing machine; hay rake; disc;
plows.
MISCELLANEOUS - About
one thousand feet of Poplar and
Oak lumber; iron kettles; lard
press; sausage grinder; butcher
ing tables.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS - Old
bureau; dresser; bed; table.
chairs; dishes; and other articles
too numerous TO mention.
Terms of Sale: CASH
Sale begins at 1890 o'clock
William Lincicome-OWner.
Tom & Pennell, Aucts. Cumber-
land, Ohio. Phone 80. Members
Ohio Auctioneers Assn.
Not Responsible for Accidents.
1926
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LEGAL NOTICE
In the Probate Court OF
Noble County. Ohio.
Case Number 1919
l.. C. Young, Administrator of the
Estate of Lucy Moore, Deceased,

NODlS County, OIiiO-
Case Number 1919
L. C. Young, Administrator of the
Estate of Lucy Moore, Deceased,
Plaintiff
Lavina Springer, ct. al,
Defendants.
In pursuance of an order of ths
Probate Court of Noble County. Ohio
l win offer for sale at public auction
on Saturday, December 4, 1854. al
1000 o'clock a. m, on the premises
the following described real estate:
Tract l
Situated in the State of Ohio.
County of Noble and Village of
Sarahsville and being Lots Num-
Der % and % and also Lots Num-
Der As and A. except so much of
Lot Number Al as belonged to the
Village Of SarahsVille and to Fran
els Van Dyne; being the premises
conveyed by John and Ada Glib
son to Lucy Moore by deed re-
corded in Volume 100 at Page $40
Deed Records of Noble County
Ohio.
Tract
Also Lots Numbered IL and 18
in Rounds Addition TO the Village
of Sarahsville. Ohio, and being the
premises conveyed by Lura Stotts-
berry to Lucy Moore by deed re-
corded in Volume 100 at Page 57l,
Deed Records OF Noble County
Ohio.
Said premises have no street number
but Tract faces on Main Street; the
street Immediately North is Cross Street
and the street Immediately East is
Monroe Street. There is no Street im-
mediately South, Tract 2 faces on
Green Street the Street immediatly
east is Main Street, the street inn
mediately South is Wayne Street and
the Street Immediately West is Mari
eta Street
Said premises were appraised at:
Tract 1-S3 10000 Tract 2-$l00; and
must be sold for not less than two
thirds of said appraised value.
The terms of sale are One Hundred
Dollars ($l0O) on day of sale, balance
upon confirmation and delivery OF
deed.
L. c. YOUNG.
Administrator of the Estate of
Lucy Moore, Deceased.
l9 90 81 %
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The undersigned will offer for
sale at public auction on Satur~
day, the 9th day of November,
1854, at the late residence of
Clara Miller, in Noble Township,
Noble County, Ohio, located on
State Route 2l5, approximately
one and one-half miles west of
Belle Valley, Ohio, beginning at
1000 o'clock a. m., the following
personal property belonging to
the estate of Clara Miller, de-
ceased, consisting in part of:
Household goods, consisting of
20 Gu. ft. deep freeze, one electric
Maytag washer, one 3-piece living
room suit, beds, bureaus, kitchen
cupboard, two dropleaf tables, 10
straight chairs, one wood heater,
dishes, pots and pans, and other
household goods. Also one mixed
brood sow, nine small pigs, 100
White Leghorn laying hens, and
other articles too numerous to
mention.
Terms of sale: Cash on day of
sale.
BOBBY j. MILLER,
Administrator of the Estate
of Clara Miller, deceased.
Tom q Pennel-Auctioneers
19 20 81
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CARD OF THANKS

We take this means of
thanking all our friends and
neighbors and every one who
assisted us in anyway during the
tragedy that took the lives Of
our loved ones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Miller. Also the ministers,
pallbearers, singers and the Nc
Way funeral home.
MIR. and Mrs. Bobby Miller
Mrs. J0ann James
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bur
lingame. l9pd.
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LOST

LOST - Coon hound, near the
Wiley Stringer farm in the
Sharon vicinity. Black and tan
with tannish-gray head. Fe-
male. Reward offered. Larry
Beckett, Caldwell, Ohio, Route s.
Phone 714-F-2. 10 90 81
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;5;G' ss WANT I'D SECTIO z&2S% 'sr' ss
FOR SALE
For Sale--DWELLINGs LOTS

GOOD EIGHT room home with
incomplete bathroom, full ce-
mented basement, gas furnace.
plenty of water, "a acre, electric
ity, open fire place for coal, if
desired. One Of best locations in
Summerfield. Worth the asking
GOOD SIX ROOM home, gas.
water, electricity. Priced to
sell in Whigville.
SIX ROOM house, two lots, gas
and water. Needs some repair.
Make an offer. In Symmetrical.
1870 ACRES, with good six room
house, water, electricity, lots of
farm land and pasture, two barns.
other outbuildings. This is the
Homer Powell farm, about two
miles off State Route 5l3, be-
tween Summerfield and Bates
villeaa Special price.
sr j. Howiler, Realtor
Fogle, Salesman
6ummerfield, Ohio
18 lySz0
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-11-11

Guy Scott and MIR. and Mrs.
Ray Croy visited with relatives
in Morgan county, Sunday.