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Rug Department
Third Floor, Washington
Store Only

Third Floor, Washington
Store Only
Il $1,000 Grey Twist Broad
loom, 11.3x14.5 it., as is - 69.s5
l. 1880 Grey Twist Broad
loom, 12x10.6 it., as is 59.95
I-229.39 Beige Carved Wilton.
l2xl0.6 it. -----------.--1 134.95
l-133.50 Rose Tone on Tone
BroadIOOm, 12x15 it. 1895
1-l19.O0 Rose Tone on Tone
BroadlOOm, 12x12.5 #. 49, 69.95
1-119.23 Light Green Loop Pile
Cotton BroadlOom, 12xll.3 it.,
1895
1-182.95 Beige Tone on Tone
BrOadlOOm, 12x14.4 it. - 1895
1-96.50 Green Loop Pile Cotton
Rug, 12x11.9 it., as is 1895
1865 Wine Floral Broad
loom, 12X11.8 #. --------- $500
1-67.50 Grey and Green Floral
Broadlo0m, 9x8.7 #, 22.95
I-89.0O Grey Plush Pile Broad
loom, 7.8x10.9 it. ---- 1898
1-64.O0 Grey and Green Floral
BroadloOm, 9x8.3 It. -------19.95
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Summer Furniture
Fourth Floor, Washington

Fourth Floor, Washington
Store Only
4-4.95 Hand made Florida Cy-
press Chairs, damaged - 2.99
1856 Hand made Florida Cy-
press Settees, damaged 4.49
2-l6.95 Hubba- -Hubba Chairs,
handmade rattan peel with
black iron base, damaged S.99
IL - SOS Hand made Rattan
Peel Tub Chairs, brass capped
feet, damaged ----2 2.97
2-5.95 Rattan Peel Hand made
Arm Chairs, brass capped feet,
damaged ------ 2.97
l. 1885 Vinyl Plastic Lawn
Umbrella, eft. size, yellow,
floral interior, damaged 1899
3-l2.95 Ai-Baba Chairs, rattan
peel with rattan frame, black
iron legs, damaged --- 6.99
1-59.95 Bunting" Sleep Glider,
nnerspring cushions, red plastic
covered, floor sample 42.97
1-13.95 TwO-tier Fern Stand,
all metal, white enameled fin
ish, floor sample ----- 1888
2 - 14.95 American Officers
Chairs, black tubular steel legs
and frame. turquoise canvas
cover, sample --------------7 7.99
12--1.39 Rattan Peel Tub Chair
Seat Pads, vinyl plastic covered,
blue patterns - -- --. S9c
1-24.95 Folding ALUMINIUM
Contour Chair, yellow saran
cover. AS is 12.47
S--14.95 Wrought Iron Occa-
Sional Tables, black or green
finish, lamp, step, cocktail and
end styles, glass tops. discon-
tinued styles ---------- 8.97
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China
Third Floor, Washington
Store Only

Third Floor, Washington
Store Only
1-59.9S Imported China Dinner
Set, 93-pc., service for IL, dec
Grated -2l,98
2-39.98 China Dinner Sets, 61-
DC, service for 8 -- 14.99
24-1.98 California Ash Trays,
49c
/ - 1898 California Planter,
large size, green en-------- S.9S
S-1.98 Large Ash Trays--1.0O
6-3.98 ColorfuI Roosters 1.49
IS-1.25 Colored Pyrex Baking
Dishes --------------------3Sc
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Goats

Second Floor, Washington
and Arlington
35-49.S8 to $500 Lightweight
Wool Suits, misses and juniors
80 Misses 1898 to $500 Wool
T0ppers ----~--- 1888
2O-55.O0 to 1890 Better Spring
Suits, misses and juniors sizes,
all from stock $500
10 Misses and Women's 1898 to-
$500 Wool and Orion Spring
Coats, assorted styles and colors
1890
Second Floor, Washington Only
5-39.9S TO 1888 Wool Spring
Suits, fitted and boxy styles,
dark colors 1888
2 Misses 1898 Forstman an n
Spring Coats, Periwinkle blue
$500
S - $500 Wool Spring Goats,
women's sizes ----4 $500
4 Women's 1888 Wool Spring
COdLS ------------------ --SS'VV
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Hosiery

Street Floor, Washington Only
13I Prs. "as is" Sheer NylonS,
broken sizes and colors - 59c
1.35 to 1.65 Famous Make Ny
Ions, broken sizes and colors, 69c
S9c Triple Roll Bobby Socks, 500
1.65 Run-Proof NylOns, broken
sizes and colors 59c
Evening star., 1955-06-09
NecktUeNr
Street Floor, Washington
1nd ArIinnf0f

and Arlington
200 Misses SanforiZed Shorts,
broken sizes and colors 7Sc
150-Special Purchase, NylOn
Linen BIouses. White, black, red
and gold. Sizes 80 to 38-- 1.99
Street Floor, Washington Only
$3.50 Cotton BoIer0s, broken
assortment 1.S9
10O-59c to LOO Costume Flow
ers, counter soiled -------- -IOc
45-3.99 Shrugs and StOles,
white l.SS
45-2.99 and 3.99 Cotton Skirts,
light and dark ground prints,
broken sizes ------- --2.59
2 for 500
35-2.99 Orion Cardigans, short
sleeves, broken assortment, 1.99
Evening star., 1955-06-09
SiIUei'al,Nre

Street Floor. Washington Only
l-1S.00 Large Silverplated Meat
Platter, dented 12.5O*
2 - 1890 Silverplated Serving
Trays, dented ----.--- 5.0O~
1888 English Plated Butter
Dishes, chintz liners, scratched,
1.79*
5-6.00 Sterling Steak Knives,
800"
spius tar
Evening star., 1955-06-09
handkerchief

Street Floor, Washington
and Arlington
720 Mems 29c Linen Handker-
chiefs, hemstitched hens - 19c
900 Mems 29c Cotton Initial
Handkerchiefs, soiled 19c
W0men's 100 Linen Prints,
large size, hand rolled hens,
44c
Mems, WOmen's 1Sc Handker-
chiefs, white cottons and prints,
10 for 100
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Lingerie

Second Floor, Washington Only
5O-S.99 Bouffant Nylon Petit
coats, broken sizes --.-- -2.OO
25-4.99 Nylon Tricot Petit
coats, broken sizes -----2.99
Is Cotton Plisse Gowns, broken
sizes -..----.-----2 2.SS
so NylOn TricOt and Cotton
Plisse Panties, broken sizes,
2 for lee
9-3.99 Cotton Plisse Sherry Pa
jamas, broken sizes --------2.0O
Is - l.99 Cotton Plisse Slips,
broken sizes ---------l.00
25-.99 Nylon Tricot Princess
Slips, broken sizes ---------l.se
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Housewares
Third Floor, Washington
Cfn~A nh9J7,


Store Only
COSCO 40% OFF. Disc. styles
and colors.
10-12.95 Kitchen Chairs, green,
gray, or red ------7.77
lass Step Stools, grey only
TIT
Sl2.S5 Step Stools, black legs,
grey 7.77
1-10.95 Step Stool, black legs,
grey upholstery 6.57
4-S.95 Step Stools, blue - 5.37
1-l5.95 Step Stool, black -11.57
3-10.S5 Bar Stools. grey 6.57
4-s.s5 Kitchen Stools, grey 5.s7
3--10.95 Youth Chairs, grey 6.57
1-1l.95 Utility Table, green,
I'll
les Kitchen Stools, red 4.97
17--l.O0 Metal Shoe Racks soc
a. 1893 Lighting Ice Cruxhers
CSC
18-4.SS Oak Step Stools - 1.99
4S-1.O0 Fiberglas Pipe Wrap
49c
s. 9.95 Hand-painted Bread
ROYeS G QQ
20-1.98 to 2.95 Metal Napkin
Holders .------ 99c to 1.49
4S - 1.49 Window Screens, as
sorted sizes -----------49 49c
18--l.29 Metal Clothes Hampers
CSC
25-4.99 to 3.49 Printed Plastic
Shower Curtain Ensembles 1.99
4O-2.99 Printed Plastic Shower
Curtains LOO
36-2.9S Fibre Mold Bathmats,
plastic -------------~-- 1.M
10-4.98 Bath Stools, plastkc
covered top -----------2.49
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Stationery

Street Floor, Washington Only
50 Pkgs. IS, Csc Leads, discon-
tinued packing ----5 SC pkg.
40 Pkgs. 25c, Soc Mystic Tape,
discontinued colors ------2/25c
3O-1.OO Cameo Pictures,
sec; 2/1.00
36-1.0O ROSaries ----69c
80 Pkgs. 1.25, 1.50 MulticOlor
Candles s----pr., 42c and Soc
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Girls Wear

Fourth Floor, Washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
5O-2.29 and 3.99 Sport Shirts
and Blouses, cotton and nylon.
1.29
20 - 14.9S to $500 AIl-Wool
Spring Goats -------5.O0
30-4.s9 and 5.ss. Cotton Dresses,
a.S8
s-4.9e Terry ShoFtie Reach
Coats with Matching Swim
Suits ------------------3.99
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COrSefS
Second Floor, Washington
and ARLINGTON

Second Floor, Washington
and Arlington
$500 Famous Make Girdles
and Panties, white, broken sizes,
3.49
rs - 500 Discontinued Style
Peter Pan Strapless Bras -3.19
24-4.O0 to 5.95 Discontinued
Style Formfit Halter Bras, white
nylOn ------- ----S.SJ 10 S.ES
Is $50 Discontinued Style
Elastic COrselettes, small sizes,
100
10 - 500 Discontinued Style
MaidenfOrm Long Line NylOn
Bras, small sizes s---------3 3.19
50 - 7.95 to 1895 Corselettes,
white and pink, broken sizes.
3.49 to $50
Evening star., 1955-06-09
GIOUeS
Street Floor. Washington
and Arlington

STeeL FtOOT, washington
and Arlington
225 Prs. 800 to 400 Sample
Gloves, double woven cotton,
white and colors, size 61s only,
1.99
250-2.OO Summer Weight Nov
city Nylon Gloves, white, pink,
navy, broken sizes ----1 LOO
60-2.00 Cotton String Gloves,
beige, white, S-M-L------1.00
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Knit indies

Street Floor, Washington Only
27-3.00 Satin Stripe Rayon
Gowns, size "a only 89c
27-1.9S RayOn TricOt Slips, 7sc
1855 Shadow Panel NyIOn
Tricot Slips, white e-----2.79
o. 3.95 Famous Make Rayon
Tricot Gowns, broken sizes, l.99
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Bildqet Dresses

Second Floor, Washington
and Arlington
Misses and Half Size 1898 to
1913 Imported Linens, dresSy
and casual styles 1873
Misses 1898 Printed Voiles and
other Cottons, sweater dresses,
1899
1893 to 1898 Half-SiZe Dark
RayOn Dresses 6.98
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Fabrics

Street Floor, Washington
Store Only
SOC TO 1.49 Plain and Printed
Cotton Remnants. 29c to 79c yd.
79c Plain and Novelty Cotton
Denim, famous make, Sanfor-
lied" (Reg.) --- SOC I'd.
89c Sanforized* Cotton Broad
cloth, SO" wide CReg.3 Soc yd.
Reg. 20 inch Pleated RayOn
Remnants, 4 solid colors, AZ"
wide - 15c in.
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INFANTS AND CHILDREN'S
100 TO 2.oo APPAREL

20 Diapers Sets II and 18 mo.
Is Cotton Plisse Skirts, to 6.
& &: 8: Oe
Cotton Plisse Brunch Goats, 3 and T.
10 Fucker Nylon Diaper Shirts, M-L-XL. Zach
II Girls Two-pc. Plisse Pajamas and 8.
20 Girls Check Rayon Taffeta Skirts, 3>to g.
20 Girls Check Rayon Taffeta Jackets, to 6.
rs Terry Cloth Coveran Bibs, waterproof backs.
II Girls Cotton Twill Pedal Pushers, and 6x.
10 Toddlers Acetate and Rayon Jackets, MILK.
% Boys Cotton Psse Sport Shirts solids stripes prints
to 8.
Fourth Floor Washington Only
Evening star., 1955-06-09
SDOrtSeCeU1'

SpOrfStcear
Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington
S.9S and 1888 Two-Piece Linen
Suits, assorted colors and sizes,
5.88
1.99 to 3.99 Assorted BlOuses,
Shorts, Skirts, broken sizes, 100
2.99 Cotton Shirts, assorted SOL
ids and novelties, broken sizes,
1853
3.99 Orion Shrugs, assorted COL
ors, broken sizes ------- 1853
2.99 to 3.99 Cotton Knit BI0uses,
broken assortment and sizes,
1.99
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Mems $3.50 to 40 Summer S

Just 81 suits for lucky buyes In the assortment all woo
Dacron+ blends and other wanted fabrics Single
breaseds with patch regular pockets Cords solids and fancy
patterns popular colors Dupont fibre Reg 1885, $780,
13 34O 344 1916 Shorts 1885, 23s 14O 242 24 Longs 3
49, lao souts 49, 140, H42, 3/44 I46, 14s Sorry
alterations.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Art Goods
Fourth Floor, Washington
Store ONLY

Fourth Floor, Washington
Store Only
12-1.S8 Stamped Novelty Glove
Kits CSC
34.98 Stamped Linen Cloths,
60x80" size -2.49
1O-1.49 Stamped Crib Pillow
Covers 4yc
2-7.98 Stamped Linen Cloths,
70x90', soiled --------------3.59
a. LIE Stamped Linen Dish
Towel Sets, 2 towels $50
2-2.7S Stamped 5-Pc. Bridge
Sets
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Duufiilse Dresses
Second Floor, Washington

Second Floor, Washington
and Arlington
2.99 Cotton Brunch Goats, half
sizes -------~--- -1.SS
1898 to 1888 Extra Size Crepe
Dresses 500
1.99 Black Cobbler Aprons, 100
3.99 to 5.95 Cotton Dresses 100
3.99 BolerO Sunback Dresses,
2.S8
5.95 Cotton Brunch Coats, 3.S8
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Leather Goods

Street Floor, Washington Only
500 Leather Shoulder Bags
with pint Thermos bottle, ESQ"
125-3.0o Light and Dark Bags,
1899
50 - 500 Leather and Fabric
ndkS ------ ---------- %'oVT
50-l.0O Rayon Print Cosmetic
Bags, zip closing ---- Soc"
50 Women's LOO Belts, all sales
final 2 29c
1I0.95 and 1880 Calfskin
Bags, black and tan, as is 3.49
3-12.50 Leather-Lined Calfskin
Bags, black and brown, as is,
4.95
"Plus IO% Toz
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Junior Dresses

Second Floor, Washington
and Arlington
1853 to 4.99 Cotton Blouses,
LOO
15-lO.98 to 1898 Cotton and
Rayon Dresses -----3.OO
12-1O.98 to 1913 Cotton and
Rayon Dresses, -------5.O0
10-12.9S to 1898 One and Two ,
Pc. Rayons and Cottons- 500
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Notions
Street Floor, Washington
Store Only

Street Floor, Washington
Store Only
4O-10c Hair Nets, nylon, bro
ken assortment nt------2 for SC
68 - 1893 TwO-Way Stretch
GirdleS 1.39
52-1.00 to 1.50 Strapless Bras
sieres, broken sizes S9c
1O--1.OO Plastic Tents, will fit
standard size bridge table 49c
rs - 2.75 Bra Shields, famous
make, broken sizes - 100
50-l.95 Plastic Blanket Bags,
will hold 2 blankets 1900 69c
15-I.9s Folding Camp Stools
and Chairs --88c
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Teens We0l.
Fourth Floor, Washington:

Fourth Floor, Washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
S-5.99 Terry Shortie Beach
Coat --3.9 3.99
30-2.99 Sleeveless Sport Shirts,
plaids or prints --------- 1888
Evening star., 1955-06-09
TOiIetrieS

Street Floor. Washington Only
12-5.S5 Electric Heating Pads,
3 fixed heat control, moisture
resistant cover, UL. approved,
3.49
13-9.95 Electric Massager, re-
lakes, improves circulation 5.9S
12-5.95 Electric Hair Dryers,
hot and cold switch, AC only,
s.ss
S0-1.25 Lucite Bath Brushes,
soft nylon bristles, pink, blue,
CACa1 ---------- O0C
15O-79c Miniature Bath Co.'S
metic Packages, 5 key bath
AICA4to - OOC
30O-69c to LOO Assorted Kiddie
Novelty Bubble Bath and Soap,
49c+
'PIus 1O% TGE
Evening star., 1955-06-09


MEMS 1895 CHARCOAL
TUXEDO COATS
Just 80 coats in this pop
ular shade. All from q n-
famous maker. Single ~
breasted with shawl coll
lar, natural shoulders. -
Solid charcoal gray in
lightweight fabric 36eo rayon $50 molar 24c acetate
SO nylon and later. Regs IS to 49, shorts
81 to 49, longs SO to 40, "A, 49,
Second dFIOOr-WasE,ington Store Only
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Blankets

Street Floor, Washington Store
only
IS SEQ 4.95 Bed Pads, double
Size ---. Loo
6 - 9.95 Satin Covered Wool
Comforts ------.------6.99
2-12.95 Chromspun Covered
Wool Filled Comforts $50
4-l5.S8 Plaid Chromespun Gov
cred Cotton Filled Comforts.
9.99
2-19.95 TextrOn Electric Blan-
ket. soiled -9.99
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Bed Department
Lo,Der Level, Arlington
Store Only

L0tCer LeueI, Arlington
Store Only
1-59.5Q Sylcon Algiers Inner
spring Mattress. decorator tick
ing. extra firm, double size $3.50
I-37.50 Innerspring Mattress,
prebuilt border. woven ticking.
double size, soiled 49, 1899
1-37.50 EngIander Innerspring
Mattress. heavy woven ticking,
discontinued style, double size
1899
- 1850 Serta Smooth Top
Mattress, firm, no buttons, dou-
BILE size, soiled 28.75
Il $3.50 Serta 5l0-Coil Mat
tress, extra firm, heavy woven
ticking, stitched border, double
size ~ --- 1888
1-119.OO Serta Foam Rubber
Mattress and Box Spring Set,
special height box spring, dou-
BILE size, soiled --- 6S.95
- $3.50 Serta Box Spring.
multi-coil construction, double
size, discontinued size. 27.95
$3.50 Serta Sertapedic Box
Spring, heavy woven ticking.
double size, discontinued style
44.95
l. $500 Serta Foam Rubber
Mattress and Box Spring Set.
non allergic, twin size, floor
sample ----- 1880
1850 Simmons "Hotel Spe-
cial' Mattress, stitched crush
proof border, twin size, soiled
29.00
1-69.50 EngIander Innerspring
Hollywood Bed, heavy woven
ticking, twin size, floor sample
1888
34.5O Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, turquoise ticking.
rolled edge, twin size, floor
sample 17.50
1-59.50 Serta Innerspring Mat
tress, stitched sag-proof border,
heavy ticking, twin size $500
l. $3.50 Foster Box Spring,
sturdy coil construction, twin
size, soiled ---. 21.00
1-34.50 Simmons Box Spring,
grey denim ticking, sturdy coil
construction, twin size 1900
Evening star., 1955-06-09
JesgeIrN

Street Floor. Washington Only
IS Pocket Cigarette Lighters.
1.69
400 Rhinestone Cross and
Sterling Chain ------- 100"
50 - 500 to 7.50 Gold Color
Metal COmpacts with jewel
motifs 3.OO*
Is 59c and 100 Flower Pins
and Earrings, as is 19c*
1-5.00 Rhinestone Bracelet, as
Is s----------.2. ESQ"
1-7.50 Simulated Pearl and
Gold Plated Necklace - $50"
1-4.OO Nylon and Bead Neck
lace, Earring and Bracelet Set,
zoo"
7S2.00 to 500 Jewelry loo"
'Plus 1OTo Tar
Evening star., 1955-06-09
1898 CHINA
TABLE LAMPS
6.S9

Choice of 3 styles, all COM
plete with lovely shades.
Brass mountings. Sway
lighting. Limited guam
tity!
Third Floor, Washington
LoWer LeUel, Arlington
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-20
John 6. N0II Joins
Hereford Association

John c. Noll Caldwell route,
today was named to membership
in the American Hereford AS
sociation, the worlds largest
purebred registry organization,
with headquarters in Kansas
City, Missouri
Two hundred thirty-fiVe Here
ford breeders were placed on the
Associations official roster dur
ing Nov. and Dec, The Associa-
ton maintains active accounts
for more than 10000 breeders
of registered Herefords over the
nation. An average of more than
five new lifetime memberships
in the Association were issued
each working day last year
The Hereford Association last
year recorded 552.554 purebred
calves. The years total record
ings were the second highest on
record
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-20

TEXAS EASTERN SERVES rHE COMPANIES THAT SERVE YOU
Ouectfred gas the uniform high quality of
Ritz crackers, Natural gas supplied the National Biscuit
Companys Pittsburgh bakery by the Equitable Gas Company
customer of Texas Eastern
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-20
PROBATE COURT
NEWS

Letters testamentary issued to
H. w. Morgareidge in the estate
of Luther Bellville.
No bond required and letters
testamentary issued to Helen
Croy in the estate of c, Ray
Croy.
Will of Nell w. Frakes admit
ted to probate and record
Bond approved and letters of
guardianship issued to Queenie
+. Dickinson in the guardian
ship of Paul Dickinson.
Will of Charles Ogle filed and
application made for probate.
Report and entry approving
purchase Of real estate filed in
the land sale of Mildred MinckS,
surviving spouse of MiIlard
Mincks versus Mildred Mincks.
First and final account of Mil
dred S. Mincks, admX., filed
For hearing March 7,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-20
REAL. ESTATE
TRANSFERS

U. S. of America, Department
of Agriculture, to Paul F. and
Mary Ruth Archer, Noble town
ship, 1928 acres.
Mabel J. Hubbell to Quentin
and Gloria Forshey, village of
Caldwell, lot 381.
Ycnker Coal company to John
and Ermine K. Reed, Brookfield
township, 1876 acres.
Martha Gill to r. c. Moore
Lumber Company, Inc, Olive
township, Sc acre.
Robert Belts and Florence
Belts to The Ohio Fuel Gas Co.,
right of way
Raymond H. Watson to The
Ohio Fuel Gas Co., right of way.
Clare Rose, ct. al, to Cleo Mae
Voris, Wayne township, Seneca
Lake, Rose addition, lot so.
Clare and Ruth Rose to Cleo
Mae Voris, Wayne township, lot
SO.
Maud Harris tc Martha
Grimes, Olive township 1000
acres.
Joseph and Clara Grywalski
to Earl and Beulah Wheeler,
Center township, 1890 acres,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-20
Whiigville

WHIGVILLE - Freda Gull
er spent Monday afternoon with
Rose. Gulick.
Mr.. and Mrs Maynard Johnson
spent Monday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. H. D. Carter.
Elaine Archer of Parkersburg,
spent Wednesday night at her
home here.
Mrs, Wayne Hayes and chill
dren of Caldwell, spent Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs Ken
meth Cutler.
Mr.. and Mrs Bob Gessel spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Danford.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gulick
and children spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c, Glasgow of
Antrim.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Smith and
son, Donald, spent Friday even
ing with Mrs, Mat Gulick
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Cutler
received word the past week
that their brother-in-law, Frank
Ruby of Cambridge, is seriously
i'll. He is a patient at the Ohio
Valley hospital, Wheeling, w.
Va, room No. 800, if any one
wishes TO write him.
Freda Cutler was calling on
Mat Gulick, Thursday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-20

last week in the company's Of
fices, at which time the follow
ing persons were elected to COM
pose the board of directors for
the year 1855: Common Pleas
Judge w. Vernon Archer, Paul
NJ. Clark, E. M. (Jud) Farley,
John c. Groves, Jess S. Harris,
Herschel c. Jordan and Robert
F. Lorenz.
Because of pressure of other
affairs no organization of the
board was perfected until on
Monday evening of this week,
at which time the officials were
elected for this year, in strict
conformity with the provisions
of the constitution and bylaws
of this company, as follows:
Jess S Harris, chairman; Paul
M. Clark, president; Judge w.
Vernon Archer, vice president;
John c. Groves, secretary and
treasurer; Attorney Fred Fox,
solicitor; H. c. Jordan, John c.
Groves and E. M. Farley were
appointed as members of the
appraisal committee, and Paul
M. Clark, H. c. Jordan and
Robert f. Lorenz as members
of the loan committee; auditing
committee, w. Vernon Archer
and Robert E. Lorenz.
BY Jess S. Harris
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-20

year (1954) with a deficit of
$50 billion, and deficit of $4.5
billion is expected in the cur
rent year.
These trends toward lower
spending, lower taxes, and
smaller deficits represent en-
couraging progress, Mr.. Wolfe
declared, "but the level of taxa
ton remains Oppressive, and
there is little cause for satisfac-
ton in the continuance of annual
deficits. Further spending cuts
are necessary, and no effort
should be spared to achieve a
balanced budget in the coming
fiscal year.
The estimate of a gross public
debt of S276 billion at the end of
fiscal 1856 points up another
extremely disturbing feature of
the fiscal situation. The citizens
of Ohio should not view with
complacency the possibility of
further increase in the statutory
debt limit, which was temporar-
lily raised above the $275 billion
maximum in the last session of
Congress"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-01-20
Here & Yon
HERE AND YON

HERE AND YON - Miss
Pauline Wickham, who has been
a patient of State hospital for a
year, will observe her birthday
on Monday, January 31st. Would
all her friends, please remember
her with card or a little gift
would be deeply appreciated.
Her address is Cambridge, Ohio,
9o State Hospital.
Recent visitors of Mrs. Ocea
Johnson and husband were Rev.
Leroy Hiett, Fannie Kirkbride,
Rose Danley and daughters,
Helen and June Jones, Mrs. Yer
ma Faye McClellen and son,
Randy, Leila Faye White, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Kirkbride and
daughter, Patsy Joan, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Ackinson, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Price, George Michel
son, Walter Kirkbride, Olive
Vance, Alma Jerles and Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Johnson and chill
dren.
Athel Moore butchered a nice
beef on Thursday p. m. He was
assisted by his buddies, Harden
Everly, Raymond Polling and
Athel Pitts
There has been several cases
of chicken pox lately in Sarahs-
vile. All improved at this writ
ing.
Recent visitors of R. A. Polling
and family were Emma Kirk
bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Kirkbride and daughter, Patsy
Joan and Joy Jean Davis.
Harry Sutherland has been
busy for the past week or SO
tying tobacco for Vandyne broth
ers.
Among business callers at
Caldwell on Wednesday were R.
A. Polling, Matte Wickham, HON.
er Poulton, Mrs. Geneva Henry
and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hill.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Arnold
and Shirley Jean of Warner
Robins, Ga, visited Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Wilson and
family.
Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Fogle were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Fogle and family of Jackson
town and Dave Magill of Zanes-
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Leasure
and family were Sunday guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Ingles of McConnelsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Fore
man and family and Mrs. Nancy
Foreman we're Sunday dinner
guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Don West and son, John
Bill Brister of Caldwell route.
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OLIVE - Mr.. and Mrs. Bern
ard Crum and daughter, Shirley
spent Friday afternoon visiting
in Cambridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Macenko
and sons of Belle Valley, visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Mac
enko and daughters, Saturday.
Mrs. Bernard Sailing and fam
lily, Larry Pitcher, Bob Sailing
and Mrs Edna Crum spent Sun
day evening with Mr. and Mrs.
George Macenko and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hayes and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Shackles
and son, Dale of Caldwell, spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Mack Johnson and family.
Mrs. Mack Johnson and Mrs.
Virgil Rossiter were visiting in
Cambridge, Friday.