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'MorriogeLicense
Applications

Under D. C. lniD couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. iDGit three full days
and receiDe the license ON the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Joe Krashoc So, Euclid. Ohio. and Flor
Harry Bryant. S3. oxon Hiil, Nd, and
Edna Morrison, Il. 1101 Massa-
Rishsrd snasssts knUts sys ~ 81 1918 Kalorama I'd
nv. and Eugenia 0ibney. IS. 17s4
Columbia I'd. NV.
''s ss'ss' s''ssa' II s:s.. m NJ e
wiI.: M SMITH, "a "a H.: c.,Es Ca, and ethel
Carroll Neal. 22. Palestine. Tex, and
v.J J1yes & sadie5;s ls s5F e. Tsrso' Relysoir' va
snd csss snsass a.sa ss 81 1sss ssne eoSmS
DsissEs PE sp. 5ssp;s.a a. p.aaeuss s;s s;s
s:r: as:: i ss:.z. saE NJ se
osa snRssni asd marion Greene. sasakeiGsSs4 81 ssS4
Hishwood q. Sc 49, -
John M os5s sash 81 b.v. It H. ssi stfs 81 Elm
rrankltn stuitz. 90. Yorkville. Ohio, and
,ro.sa @ @Jurk 20, Munich. Germ Germany n
and Thelme Browneli. ~. Atlanta.
Philip Thomas, r, g.. ana Jeannetts
Donsld SrgysT ,.l,. 2S 1791 & & ,r,S.. nv. M snd
NV, and Dolores Williams. 1s. 309
rloaysaa asa csbe. q; e. as. goastonia. N. c.. and
bar ssrbars f TfsiDct. "a, Bsthesdss Nd:
Irwin. s:hick; 20. Takoma Park. Nd.
s,ad sna,rl MsTllyn Mg Freeman 81 Silver
waam ana sslrsy RlPSs Pope, H. 7is Ign 2sth Il
Henry syaum g,s sH y ch.r,sssGp g. .s,9 9 G. and
"dn snd aisdss saSMA' Crowley. S Is. : sos % CLARK
xdWsrd xss sIV VMullisan, IS. 40 s2d st. Sc,
and Shirley Kendall, Is, 1904 10th
James Allison. a1. piqas. Ohio, and VIZ
ginia Williamson. 20. Grand Marais'
steasrs csrry, II. 20, Ar; and !, y sscqnsline "
John Treaty.. 49, and Dorothy Rowe. 80,
Rasmona S1Is q serv.SIa sorvs s.. SOM s1as 10Th St
NV. and saiiie Rexrode. 70. Hyland
A,isS S3u1tiE; ai.;1.nd.r. Hai 40. 1929 rairmont s..
sobs1s itnSdns sdmond. q nS 81. and sarah oilllan
Evening star., 1954-07-08

So both Of Aiexandria. Va.
Columbus Edwards, 10. 1245 MARYLAND
ave. ne. and Louise Donovan. n.
1887 Maryland ave. ne.
Harold Hyatt. "a. Casstown. Ohio. and
Betty Schiebel. 20, st. Peter. MINI.
Carrie Baker. A, Richmond.
ana Colleen Sullivan. Is. 1901 Otis
st. NE.
Marcilos Gonzales, 81. New York City.
and Mary Thompson. "a. Andrews Air
Force Base.
Herbert Horwitz. "A. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
and Claudette Leveque. IL. .6207 114th
st. NV.
James Brocken. 1s, Baltimore. and
Leslie Lang, 1s. Towson. Md.
James Davis. 10, 1887 oates st. ne.
and Maxine Green. 10. 6o7 Upshur
jerome sInburs. 90. Richmcnd, and
Julia Silver. 81. Brownsville. Pa.
Declema Crowder. "a. 759 Kenyon st
NV. and Helena Coleman. %. 140e
Fred Miller. 81, Wilmington. Del. and
Virginia Moore, 20. Fairfax. Va,
Albert Willis. ir.. 25. 1855 Emerald ST.
ne. and Florence Jones. 2S. 624
Charles Ballard, "a. and Mary Taylor
81. both Of 920 g pl. NV.
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Junior Misses Dresses
less than " price,
3.e5 to 1926
We're 1895 10 22.95
" ere 1895 to 1925

$50 youns-heoseed fashions In ahissweist
and dressy styles. Cool eottens II prints.
stripes and plain eeieB Is. Fayon faiilss.
tosfesos. eEepes and eembinasiens Of silk
and raysn. 4 wide ssnse Of eoless. Sizes
I 10 Is.
40 Suits III wool checks. gobordine and
Verdono crepe 3. in royon and silk. Full
and slin-s -skirted styles Choice Of coiors,
Sizes to Is. Were 72.95 TO 1895. Now
if.4s
$50 Pieces spostsweoF including skirts and
blouses. The skirts In cotton. The bIouses
in d selection or fobrics. Attractive colors.
Sizes 4 10 is. Were 3.95 to 9,95.
Now -------------l.95 .95 10 s.sy
WGLJunlor Misses Apporsl. 4sh Floor
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board sine e
/ 9 SO, b a s
served on the
col IN N little .
since l943.
Named to
serve on the
c o m m 1T tie e
were William
B. M ulI e t I,
first vic e
q h Nl1 q n:
Joe NJ. Baker /.
ST.. second
vice chair
man; Thomas
NR " q y
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secretary; George G. Harris. as
sistant secretary: Robert w.
Fleming. treasurer; John G..
Pyles. ir.. assistant treasurer:
Charles w. ODonnell, sergeant-
at-arrns. and William H. Press,
secretary emeritus.
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BY Tho Asseeiused press

RICHMOND, July 8.An in
crease Of nearly $3.50. 900 In tax
collections on gasoline sold in
Virginia during the first i've
months Of 1854 was reported by
the Division Of Motor Vehicles
today.
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sosoIine Tox Collection Up $3.50 900 il Virginia

Collections Of IS. .070. .790 In
June on gasoline purchases In
May increased the total take on
sales through the latter month
To $24.4l2,I30. IN the first five
months of last year $24,064.6I7
was taken In.
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Monument Grounds Films

National Capital Parks win
sponsor q showing Of color pic
lures on Hawaii. preceded by Q
concert beginning at $50 pm.
tomorrow at the sylvan ti1eater
on the Monument Grounds.
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Arlington Fair Set

The annual Arlington Fair and
Trade Show will open 10 am.
Monday at Jefferson Davis high
way (Route u and South
Twenty-third street. It is spon-
sored by the Optimist Club Of
Arlington.
Evening star., 1954-07-08
Slips Reduced. 1.85
Were 3.Io and 4.7o

IS nylon sssins and combinations Of aee-
fote and sayon crepe. Lace -tsimmed
styles. Pink and black. Sizes ~. Is
and ID.
~ Acetate and Rayon Teffese Slips with
lace bodice. Brown, novy and black. Sizes
81 to So. Were sos. Now ------ 2.85
is Nylon Trieof Slips with lace and net
trim. Block. Sizes 81 to "a. Were 7.e5.
W5L-costune Slips. 5rd Floor
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Appealing Sovinss on
Nursery Corner Items

were ROW
4S Midsie Dresses In cot
ton botiste. oroondy and
olozed cottons. Also Some
nylons. PosteIs and checks 2.9oto 1.s9
s to l2-month sizes ---- 5.o9 G2.s9
l8 Linen coet Sets with
silk lining. Blue or maize.
Girls in sizes ! and z
Boys in sizes /. and 1925 e.s9
Il lnFanss' Pure Silk Bon-
nets handmade and de-
signed in Fronee. White 1896
with loce trim -------- 6.99 I.S9
IS Rosebud Robes with
combed cotton Plsse on
one side, terrycloth on the
other. Eyelet trim. 2 and
lS months --- AS Z.S9
so Gift Sets including two
plostic picture frones and
q telephone rottle ----- l.99 soc
WGL-Nursey Corner. 4th Floor
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Trade Board Names Leon.
To Head Committee

Frank A. Leon. q business con-
sultant. has been appointed head
of the membership committee Of
the Board Of Trade.
Mr.. Leon. q member Of the
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Save W and more on
Blouses, 2.65
We're 6.95 to 1925

400 nylen tsieoss, rayons and combinations
sf silk and Orion. Clsssie shirts, jewel ond
ves-nseklins styles. Pink, white. gold,
nsvy, black, brown. blue end bsiss. Sizes
30 20 40.
~ Reyon Taffsse Skirts In navy or block
checks. Circular style. Sizes 10 to l6.
Were e.s5. 4.45
- Rayen Suits In beige, pink, blue or
aroy. Sizes II to 20. Were 2z.e5. Now,
9.75
- Dresses In poIko-dot spun royon and
printed royon suroh. Pink. beige and oroy.
Sizes | o to 20. Were 1875. Now -6.65
rs Dresses in q combination Of oeetote
and nyIon and in royon. Some with iockets.
Polko dots and plain eoIors. Sizes 10 to
10. Were 22.e5 and $500. Now---S.7S
WGL-Sportsweor, 3rd Floor
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Save on Cotton
LoungeWeor, 800

Has 7.9S and 8.95
100 hoaseeoass n short snd long lengths
and euieftss.. Light and background
prinss. Sizes II - 10 n ths group.
M5L Lounoswsor and Robes. Ord Floor
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Women's Umbrella
Sovinss
Wsrs 69s to 500 3.oo
100 womeR's umbrellas with shoFs or
long handlss In vented eelofs.
Some ere squsss-shaps umbrsllss In
soft summer pasfels.
WGL-Umbrsllos. lst Floor
Millinery Reduced

Were Now
rs Ssrew Hots in sum-
mer's fovorite styles and 3.o5to LOO
colors ----------- 1895 20 500
so Hots from the French
Room oil distinctive
styles In summers asked -l2.e5to Ats
for shodes ------------25.oo $1,000
WGL-Mlllinery. End Floor
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Art NeedIework
Greatly Reduced

n Kapok : filled Pillows
with florcl cretonne and
ci1intz covers --
I Model Hand d-eppliqued
Quilt in white with blue
design. Double bed size
Z Model Handmods Crib
Quilts. 4ox60". One in
cross-stitch. one In oppli-
que design -----4
so Stamped Linen Guest
Towels from Belgium.
fiemsfitched henas
80 Stamped Linen Guest
Towels. assorted patterns :
MGL-Aff NeedIework, s
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Budget Dresses at
Attractive Sovinss, 500

We're 800 to 1925
100 chic coolers In cotton =. printed end
plein-eoIes. Vented styles and eolors.
Broken sizes for misses end women.
WGL-Budeet Dresses. 3rd Floor
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No Trouble on This One

COLBY KAN When q
call came from the downtown
district. the city's entire fire de-
partment responded. The blaze
In B nest built By sparrows In a
neon sign was put out quickly.
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BUY-LINEs by Nancy Susser

ANEEklF ADIERlas G0lgNN o. IHAEs NEN kD MItRsTas -
yes you can stl enjoy luscious charcoal hroiled
meats right from your indoor kitchen! How? Simply
BY brushing your steaks, chops or hamhurgers with
KITCHEN BOUQUET before cooking and
coa broil like this regularly, TOO for you'll love
Evening star., 1954-07-08
Large Housewares and
Appliances Reduced

I Marsh Wood Bose cabi-
nefs, 30" wide
10 Marsh Weed Bose
Cabinets, l8" wide
| Foreee MefeI Base eobi-
net, l8" wide. with Fcr-
mica tops
; Astral Apartment -sixe
Refrigerator --
Frisidoirs Dehunidifier.
Minus drip pan
l West inshonss Eel
Ronehe'' Eleetrie Range
WGLLorge Housewares.
znd Floor. North Building
IL .ssi a 81 Il "
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yh
SSe
Gowns at Big Sovinss,
9 QS

Gowns at Big Savings,
3.85
Weys 5.95
~ rayen satin gown. with lace and pIeased
sheer nyIon trim. Pink. Size 81.
~ Gowns In pure silk satin with pleoted
neeklne and loce insertion at the midriff.
Pink or noize. Size 81. Were 6.o5. Now,
4.S5
Psirs Of Paismas in royon crepe with lace
trim. White or pink. Sizes SO to 40. Were
o.So. NoW ass
- esmiseles ia cotton plisse with trim Of
embroidered sheer nylon. White. Sizes 36
and 5s. Were les. Now---------l.45
'WGL-Underweor 3rd Floor
Teens Dunsorees, l.e5
Wsrs 295
50 psiss denim dunssrses in nevy. Skies
10 20 Is.
WGL-Teen-oee Apporel. 4th Floor
Juvenile Girls Skirts, 80
We're 4.90
96 eessen san-eeR skirss with suspendess
end pstsieest. Attsaesivs prints. Sixss
% 81.
we're now
96 Juvenile Pelo Shists In
cotton knit. Stripes. Light
and dark eclors. Sizes
70 l.o9 99e
WGL-JMenils Apporel. 4th Floor
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Save over VI on Women's ;
Mon-T oiIored Shirts, las

Were 3.9S TO S.oS
10 in group. at very greet sevinss. Long,
sleeved. man-tailored eetson shirts In
white only. Sizes 30. 3z, 3s and 30.
were Now
Is Flowered Cuff Links LOO 25e
g Bow Tie and Cuff Link
Sets, in velvet or white 2.50to
pique ------------ 2.es s5s
W6L-Neekweor and Blouses. lst Floor
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Sove Over " on
Women's 5 Shoes. 3 .e5
Zero 89S TO 1875

We're 8.9S TO 1926
$50 pairs In sreup. including pumps.
siss end wedges. Choice Of eolors--
Fsd. green. brown and black. Sizes 70
3 In AAJAA % , widths. Sorry. not ell
styles In evssy size o. color.
Wel-shcs Center, End Floor
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lnfonts' Furniture

lnfonts' Furniture
| c,is --------------- 1926 1925
Medarn-desisn chifse-
sobs. white enonel finish.
Slightly soiled and scar
II Quilted Bsssinet Pads $50 las
WGL-The Nursery Corner.
4th Floor
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NyIon Tricot Slips, l.o9
| eo,.7s

We're SOS and 6.95
$50 quiek-dryias, no-iron slips In yellow
or pink. Sizes 81, IS, 80 and 40.
WGl--Knit Underwear. 3rd Floor
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Points for Parents =, tdrA. Tasne. Van
NOT This

Do not change the TRY again motto to read.
you don't succeed, lei some one else do IT,
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Mems Store. End Floor
Save on Mems
WeII-Known Shirts
2.o5 8 for 8. SO

" GtG VIO 50 OsUV
636 mems shirts, notionelly famous, In
white, solid eoloss and stripes. Not oil
sizes and eoleFs In each style.
were Now
z47 Mems Paiames. no
tionoIy famous. solid color
and fancy royon coat
styles. Sizes A, B. and
D, not oil styles in eoch 3.o5 to
color and size ---- 500 i.S5
IL Sterling Silver Zippo
Lighter cases, imported
from Itoly. Add lo%tox 1000 $50
$50 Hondkerehiefs, white 65e
linen. plain or initial l.O0G 2 for
ed ----- $50 l.25
$50 Neektiss, all silk,
from we'll known monu-
focturer $50 LIS
1000 pair Men's Hose. cot 45e
ton diomonds and fancy 65cG for
nylon onklets ----- LOO Las
20 cisorette Boxes, COW
cred in novelty patterned 500 9
/. leather. imported ------ $50 LBS
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
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as Mems Washable Cotton Suits
uere $500

V6L-The Men's Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1954-07-08
Teens Dunsorees, 1.e5
Juvenile Girls Skirts, l.oo

WGL-Jwenlie Apporel. 4th Floor
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-18
Glenn q. Bishop
Wins AcquilIaI

Glenn D. Bishop, Of Stafford,
was acquitted Of charges Of
second-degree manslaughter, last
Wednesday,, by the Washington
county petit jury.
Bishop was the driver of an
empty coal truck that collided
with a car at a Marietta inter-
section Dec. 10. This accident
resulted in the death of Mrs.
Hope Smith Wick of Marietta.
The recent grand jury indict-
ment against Bishop stated that
he failed to stop for a red traffic
signal before the accident in
Marietta. Last week, a number Of
witnesses testified that the traf-
fic signal at the scene was not
operating correctly when they
had passed the intersection
Testimony of both parties was
continued for two days and the
jury deliberated for two hours
before they passed the verdict
of mot guilty"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-18
Probate Court
News

Order Of appraisement filed in
the land sale of Alex Hupp,
guardian of Eileen Hupp, ct. al,
VS.. his wards. Consent to sell
also filed.
First and final account of
Dena Hill, eXecutriX, filed in the
estate of Louis Hill For hearing
April 5.
Will of Carrie Polling filed.
Will Of John l.. Roman filed
and admitted to probate and re-
cord. No bond required and let
ters Of testamentary issued to
Alice L. Roman in the j. L.
Roman estate.
Fifth account of Lila Mae
Bober, guardian, filed in the
guardianship of Andrew A.
Bober, Jr.
Estate of G. w. Pickenpaugh,
not subject to tax filed in pro-
bate court.
Entry regarding estate OF
James H. Walters not subject to
tax filed.
Administration monthly re-
port filed in the estate of Brady
R. Miller.
Hearing let for March l9 or
petition for allowance ot
claim in estate of Rosie McCune
Bond approved and letters Of
administration issued to Freder
ick M. Cox in estate OF Margaret
A. Archer.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-18

esting experience on Friday eve
nlng when she visited friends in
Stafford. We all enjoyed very
much a japanese food dish. Be-
lieVe it or not, we ate the entire
meal with chop sticks. Couldn't
write the next day tho cramps
in the hand! 1t really is delicious.
1t has a steak meat base with
carrots, celery, onions, mush-
rooms seasoned with soy sauce
and served over rice. Then as
you ate the food you dipped it
IN raw egg. Really good!
Well, better tell you what
found out when testing Caldwell
water. Be ye thankful! - it only
tests 8 grains hardness which is
moderately hard. You can use a
regular soap powder providing
you use a softener along with it.
For best results all types of
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-18
Cumberland

CUMBERLAND Cumber-
land Rebekah lodge will meet on
Monday evening.
Mrs. Jewel Bond has spent the
past week visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Ira Ritzman and
family in Columbus.
Mrs. Agnes Pennel of Der
went also Mr.. and Mrs. James
Pennel were supper guests on
Tuesday evening in the Rev.
Hively home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Conn, Jr.
of Elyria, announce the arrival
on Feb. 13 Of twins, boy and a
girl weighing five and six
pounds. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Conn, Sr. the paternal grandpar-
ents, (Pud) as he is known to
his basketball friends. We think
may be real busy at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Waller
and son, James took Mrs. Wal
ler's mother, Mrs. Belle Charles
to Shawnee on Sunday for a few
days visit.
Miss Janice Waller of Steuben-
vile, visited with her parents
over the weekend Mr. and Mrs.
O. E. Waller.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-18
County Home
Demonstration News

Last week found US riding
the wheels" around the county.
On Tuesday, we met at the home
of Mrs. Grace Bond with the
Ava homemakers. Wednesday we
were with folks up Mt. Ephraim
way. This group recently or
ganized into home demonstra-
ton club with 80 members.
Imagine that many women wiz
ing plugs and you'll know the
fun we had on Wednesday,
Thursday we went out to East
Union to organize a brand new
club. We are really happy to
welcome them into the folks of
Extension work.
Your agent had a most inter
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-18
LIVESTOCK
REPORT
Submitted by
BarneSville Livestock Auction
HOG RECEIPTS 029)

BarneSville Livestock Auction
HOG RECEIPTS Q29)
Shoats $4,000 cWt. and down.
l6O-l80 ID. $27.00 per cwt.
l6O-220 ID. $2605 to 5000 per
cWt.
22O-25O lb. $3.50 to $26.7O per
cWt.
25O-3OO lb. $23.4O to $25.Oo per
cwt.
Sows $21.30 to $24.35.
CATTLE RECEIPTS (16D
Choice steers and heifers
$4,000 to $22.35 per cwt.
Good steers and heifers $1750
to $4,000 per cwt.
Medium steers and heifers
$500 to $l700 per cwt.
Stocker steers and heifers
$1,000 to $500 per cwt.
Good Cows $1l.50 to $1,000 per
cWt.
Medium cows $3.50 to $1l.OO
per cWt.
Common cows $500 to $500
per cWt.
Good bulls $l4.7O to $l6.50 per
cWt.
Common bulls $3.50 to $l4.0O
per cWt.
Light bulls $s.1O to $3.50 per
cWt.
Dairy cows $1,000 to $4,000
CALF RECEIPTS (3G3)
Prime l30-2l0 To- $1,000 to
$30.50.
Choice l3O to 21O lb. $27.75 to
$28.75.
Good lO5 to 21O lb. $1,000 to
$26.75.
Medium lO5 to 800 lb. $l48O
to $4,000.
Common 100 to 21O lb. $500
to $500.
Light calves 85 to 100 ID.
$14.10 to $3.50.
Light calves 80 ID. and down
$3.50 to $3.50.
LAMBS (320)
"a head medium and choice,
wool lambs $500 to $22.30.
l62 head choice and prime,
clip lambs, $1,000 to $1,000.
IL head medium to good, clip
lambs, $l700 to $20.60 included
some heavy lambs.
head Gull and common clip
lambs, $3.50 to $14.50.
36 head fat clip yearlings,
$14.70 to $16.50.
II head fat common to choice
fat sheep, $3.50 to $3.50.
q head brood ewes, $3.50 tC
$3.50 per head.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-18

detergent should be measured.
For ten gallon of hot wash water
lin CaldwelD, you would use
the following amounts:
All-purpose granulated soap
l 1i3 - ~ cups
Synthetic detergents l - 11s
cups.
Now, if you have an automatic
washer, you will get best results
by using a low sudsing deter
gent such as All. For ten gallons
of hot water use y - "a cup OF
low sudsing detergents.
In all cases, the all-purpose
synthetic detergent is the cheap
est to use.
If you have questions about
the statements, call the Exten-
sion office.
Guess that's all for today.
Mabel Sarbaugh
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-18

AVA - Mrs. Bessie Daw is
visiting her daughter in Canton
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Neiswonger
were visiting his parents in Cam
bridge Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bryan
of Canton, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sonny Ray
ner and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Baker were
visiting Randall Moore and fam
lily, Sunday.
Henry Robinson of Canton,
spent a few days last week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Freda
Robinson.
Clinton McLeroy of Lorain,
spent the weekend with his par
entS.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-18
Real Estate
Transfers

Village of Summerfield to
First National bank, Caldwell,
40 acres.
First National bank of Cald-
well to w. c. Stephens, Summer
field 40 acres.
l.. f. McAuley estate, by
Sheriff Donald ConaWay, to w.
c. Stephens, Summerfield,
sheriff's deed.
Louis Hill, deceased, to Dena
Hill, Stock township, 79.40 acres.
Mike Bailey, deceased, to
George Bailey, ct. al, Buffalo
township, 48 acres.
Bessie and David Spence to
Nora Bettinger, Center township,
village of Sarahsville, lots l and
2.
Richard and Mildred Gibson
to Nora Bittinger, village of
Sarahsville, lots 2 and part of
II.
John Milhone to Emma Nc
Donald, Seneca township.
James H. Walters, deceased,
to Olive Walters, Sharon town.
ship l00.24 acres.
Olive Walters, ct. al, to The
Franklin Real Estate company,
Sharon township, 1002.24 acres.
A. j. Boyd, deceased, to Della
M. Boyd, ct. al, Sharon town
shin, 20 acres.
George and Josephine Picken-
paugh to Franklin Real Estate
Co., Sharon township, 81 acres.
C. w. Pickenpaugh to Mary
Ann Pickenpaugh, 1912 acres.
George A. Pickenpaugh, ct. al,
to the Franklin Real Estate Co.,
Sharon township, $3.50 acres.
Edna Gibson to James Oliver
and Florence Gibson, Beaver
township, 73 acres.
j. c. Crum, ct. AL, to Bernard
and Ethel Crum, Stock township,
so acres.
Mary and Vernon Slater to
Alex and Helen Pezzopane, Cald-
well, lot 8 and in Brown and
Slater addition.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-18
GIVEN AWARD

Donald McDlffitt, zone chalr-
man for the Lions club has been
presented an extension pin by
the International Lions in re-
cognition Of the organization of
several new clubs in this district.
The pin was received Thursday.
At the charter meeting this
Thursday evening for the new
club at Woodsfield, McDiffitt
said that John K. Shamhart, past
president Of the local club, would
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-18
SALES TAX RECEIPTS

Sales tax receipts in Noble
county for the week ending Jan.
30 amounted to $1,631.39 COM
pared to $2,456.74 for the same
time in 1858. Total collected in
the county amounts to $66,007. 10
compared to $50, 2,496.26 for the
same period during the previous
wear.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-18
RED CROSS ON TV

A television show, sponsored
by the American Red Cross for
eastern area, which includes
Noble county, will be seen over
WTRF-TV, Wheeling, w. Va,
channel z, Thursday, Feb. 25,
from 8 to $3.50 p. m. County
chairman Ira j. Brandon urges
all those interested in the cause
of the Red Cross to see this
radio house party.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-18
INJURED IN FALL

Mrs. S. Novels, 268 Sixth
street, N. w, Barberton, was
struck and knocked down by an
automobile, while crossing Main
street in Akron on Feb. |, ac-
cording to word received here,
her former home. She was taken
to Akron Peoples hospital and
later removed to Barberton
Citizens hospital. She sustained
a broken left ankle. She was re-
moved to her home at the above
address Monday of this week.
Mrs. Novels will be incapacitat-
ed for at least three months.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-18
CARD OF THANKS

| wish to take this means of
expressing my sincere thanks to
my friends, neighbors and rel
atiVes who sent me cards and
visited me while I was in the
Bethesda hospital.
Mrs. Harry Sanford
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-02-18

If it's advertised in The Journal
Say SO when you are buying.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-27
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BUTCHERING Animals butch
cred and processed for deep freez-
ing Burgers Market, Phone 7.
Main ST, Farmville. 7-l3-30p
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AUCTIONEER = Will auction
anything, anywhere, ally time. I
furnish loudspeaker. Call or see
w. w. Dickerson. Farmville.
Phone 3035J. 1-22-tf(FD
We give color shampoos for gray
and fading hair The Vanity
Beauty Shop. phone 800, Farm
vile, Va. 1927 1t
Practical Nurse now available for
8 hrs. duty. Private home Cor
hospital caring for sick or aged
patient. Call Annie S. Carter, P,
o. Box 1856, Burkeville, Va.
8-27-2pd.
WELL DRILLING - galvanized
casing used. Slayton and Lackey.
Phone 30o5-J, Rt. 2, Farmville.
8-27-8p
SLIP COVERS-draperies, cur
tains. comforts recovered blank
cts bound. Mrs Jennie Watson.
Phone 869R 8-27-tfF