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PART 3
ED MURROW is NOT ONE OF MY (God's)
PROPHETS!-IS NOT A CHRISTLIKE
METAPHYSICIAN!-
AS PER MY CHOSEN FREDERICKSBURG
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS.
THE DEVIL TRAPPED MR. MURROW INTO
JUDGING BY APPEARANCES!
MIR. Murrow is quite adept in quoting from 1.-THE
WISDOM OF THIS WORLD, WHICH is FOOLISHNESS
WITH GOD! You hear little of the INFALLIBLE
WISDOM OF MY HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED
MESSIAH SON, CHRIST JESUS, from Ed Murrow!
AND PRACTICALLY NOTHING FROM HIM RE MY
TWO INDISPENSABLE, IMPERATIVE
WITNESSES SINCE MY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHET.
MESSIAH, CHRIST JESUS!-THE SECOND
COMING OF CHRIST"-as per Jesus
al WILL PRAY THE FATHER TO SEND YOU
ANOTHER CONF RTER, EVEN THE HOLY GHOST,
THE SPIRIT OF TRUTH, WHO WILL TEACH
YOU ALL THINGS.
This prophecy has been fulfilled IN MY CHRIST
MASTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH
MILLENNIUM-THE SECOND COMING" OF
J-E-S-U-S!!-NOT VISIBLE TO DOUBLING
THOMASEs' AND OTHER FLEsHLY SEEKERS
OF SPIRIT, INFINITE Truthful
And WOMAN WAS 1.-THE REVELATOR", as per
Jesus in Matthew 13:33-Who would take the "LEAVEN'
(Christ Science) AND "PUT 1T INTO THREE
MEASURES OF MEAL"-"SCIENCE, THEOLOGY,
MEDICINE"-the title of the Sixth Chapter of the
C.S textbook-MY MASTER EDUCATOR HEALER,
MIRACLE WORKER, SAVIOR, LIBERATOR,
AND PROTECTOR or The HOLY SCRlP UKES
FROM THE SPIRITUAL ADULTERY OF THE
FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRIPPLES!-
INVOLUNTARY MENTAL ASSASSINS-ss are
science theology, medicine, chropractice oseopathy,
sensous psychological healing endeavors and impure
prayers which exclude MY CHRIST MIRACLE
SCIENCE MESSIAH!!!
The foregoing perpetrate involuntary mental
sassinaton via SPIRITUAL MALPRACTICE does the
sensuous educational processes of education-pubc
parochial, and prvate-WHICH DO NOT ACCEPT AS
SUPREME AUTHORITIES MY TWO IMPERATIVE
MASTERPIECES-THE HOLY BIBLE, THE KING
JAMES PROTESTANT VERSION-SUPERIOR
TO ALL OTHERS-AND ITS SAVIOR, LiBERATOR,
AND PROTECTOR, "SCIENCE AND HEALTH
WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES'-dictatedt to My
19th-20th Century Mary, Baker Eddy-during the
years through 1s75the year of presentation of the
CS. textbook to the human race!
Whereupon, LONGEVITY GAINS ITS GREATEST
IMPETUS SINCE CHRIST JESUS!-And
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correct view Of man healed The siek"i-p 47677 san
We close with the prayer given in the Manual Of The
oher Church. The First Church Of Christ Scientist Boston,
Massachusetts, - Gods successor TO spiritually sdutsrou,
spiritually frsforovs Rome and JervssIsm"l
DAILY PRAYER"
~ shall be the duty Of every member Of this Church 10
pray each day. Thy kingdom Gomez lot The reign Of divine
Truth Life and Love be established in mo- and rule out Of
me oil sin; and may Thy Word enrich the affections Of al
mankind, and govern manufactured Manual Sect T. o. Az
THE SCIENTIFIC STATEMENT OF BEING"
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immigration policy for years permitted those lousy,'
God condemned, spiritual bastard breed of Hebrews to
into country who sold billion dollar
military secrets to the Kremlin! those DAMNED
TRAITORS TO GOD AND CIVILIZATION!
PRESIDENT EISENHOWER AND SECRETARY
OF STATE Mr.. DULLES INHERITED A TERRIBLE
MESS FROM 20 YEARS OF SPIRITUALLY
TRAITOROUS, CANISTER, LAUNDERING,
RACKETEERINC POWER 'HONEYMOONS OF
THE DEVIL!-WHlCH GAVE US THE 100 BILLION
PEARL HARBOR BLUNDER, STUPIDITY,
CATASTROPHE-DEALINCA TERRIBLE BLOW
TO CHRISTIAN PRESTIGE IN THE ASIATIC
NATIONS!-FROM WHICH, HOWEVER, MY
INCOMPATIBLE, IMPERATIVE, CHRIST
MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH WILL RESTORE
CHRISTIAN PRESTIGE 10O0's-AND WILL
REVEAL AND DEMONSTRATE TO ADAMS
AND EYES Externally HARMONIOUS,
CHRISTLIKE SONSHIP!-MY VERY IMAGE AND
LIKENESSi-WITH DIVINE DOMINION OVER
ALL!-accordng to Christi
We present from the C.S Monitor, by Vim. r. Frye.
United Nations correspondent-"WEST MANEUVERS
REDS INTO JAPANVETO CORNER.
(C.S Monitor)
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Power That Cures!1

There is e truth intelligence nor substance in mat
ter All infinite Mind and its infinite manifestation, for God
is Aina Spirit is immortal Truth; matter is mortal
Spirit is the real and eternaI matter is the unreal and
temporal Spirit is Cod and Is His image and likeness
Therefore not material; he is spiritva-s&H 49,
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Our Beloved President
CONTINUED from Back Pagey
AND STUDY DAILY GODS INCOMPATIBLE

CONTINUED from Back Pagey
OPERATIVE, INFALLiBLE MEDIeINE-HIs CHRIS
4 TAN SCIENCE TExTBooK-MAsTER HEALER,
MIRACLE WORKER EDUCATOR, WHOSE LEAVES
ARE FOR THE HEALING OF THE NATL-oN-s"l-
Revelation.
kHE BIBLE, THE BOOK OF LIFE" presents oMNIPo.
TENT POWER TO HEAL THE SICK, CLEANSE
fHE IEPERs, RAISE THE DEAD"-above srovnd-the
DEVILS Adam and Eve psychology, into which all human
SHsprinq are bornll!-To Cast out DeviIs"!-
MAKE THE BLIND TO SEE, THE DEAF TO HEAR,
,HE LAME TO WALK, THE DUMB TO sPEAK"!!l
BuT-NOT BY 'FUSSlNC' AROUND THE FLESH
\ THE FLESH PRoFiTETH NOTHING. 1T IS THE
pRIT THAT oUIcKENETH. THE WORDS THAT
SPEAK UNTO YOU, THEY ARE SPIRIT AND THEY
RRE LIFE"!-Jesvs in John 6:63
PART
DAILY STUDY OF GODS DIvINELY ORDAINED
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BIBLE LESSON SERMONS IS
SUPERIOR TO ALL MEDICINE, SERMONS, INsPIRA-
ZION OF LEss-THAN-cHRisT cUDEsl DAILY STUDY
! OF GODS INCOMPATIBLE 'DIcTATloN TO The
fREATEsT LEADER SINCE CHRIST JESUS HIS
PROPHECIES, MARY BAKER EDDY-DAUcHTER
SUCCESSOR TO THE VIRGIN MARYIll AND HIS
BELOVED SON, CHRIST JEsUs!-WouLD INCREASE
PRESIDENT EIsENHoWERs POWER OVER
COMMUNISM AND ALL EvILS-NAT'oNAl ANU
pNrERNATIoNAL-AND WOULD REVEAL TO OUR
BELOVED PRESIDENT THE PoWER-WiELDED BY
GOD THROUGH MOSES, WHICH INFLICTED SUCH
DEVASTATING DEFEATS UPON THE DESPoI'C
EGYPTIAN PSYCHOLOGY. AS MANIFESTED IN The
TEN PLAcUEs'-ANp PHARoAHs DEATH IN THE
RED sEA!u
- THE NOBLE MEDICAL MEN AND WOMEN WHO HAVE
eRvED OUR BELOVED PRESIDENT, HAVE MEANT
WELL-ANp ARE PROBABLY FINE CHRISTIANS
ur THEY ARE INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL MAlPKAS-
rlTIoNERs WHO VIOLATE A FUNDAMENTAL OF
HEALING, DIscERNEp CENTURIES BEFORE JEsus-in tho
M King Asa as per Gods Prophet in the Second BOOK o.
hroneles, 10Th Chapter
King Asa" was diseased In his feet exceeding s'ss'
sought not unto the Lord cdivne Lowell bu un'o wv
eisnsl And hs dedr' His feet-UNDE R-sisnding-eou
be healed Of his HebrsIe Christ void, intellectual ans
priusI dishonesty with God and msnl-wh such PnonY
samsntl
The road TO hell Is paved with good intentions *
100 Dc TRUE, BUT EVERY MORTAL llAR"E0oo u
Paul.
THE HEART IS pEcEITFUL AND DESPERATELY
WICKED WHO CAN KNOW IT7"-cods prophet Jerem.s
"d-cod's answer today: His Chosen Ones - Snr'"'S
hr'ssn seisnsistsI
And God 10 Mrs. Eddy, p. Of her Miseelsneovs w.'
w-"THE TOTAL pEPRAvlTY OF MORALS A'-''''
0srAL MIND"
PART
CHRIST HEALINci
Page 2ss. san, THE cHRIsTLikE uNpsks'AND'"
seIENrIFIc BEING AND DIVINE HEALING
INCLUDES A PERFECT PRINCIPLE AND IDEA
INFECT GOD AND PERFECT MAN,-As The Basis
OF THOUGHT AND DEMONSTRATION"
Jesus bshsld In Science The perfect man. who appear.
MIN, where SHINING. mortal appears 10 mor'ss
perfect man The Saviour Gods own likeness ana '"
III Continued next column. ToPl
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12
Dexter City Siudenis
Gel Excellent Raiinus

Four students of the Dexter
City grade school participated in
the annual music district festival
at Cambridge on Saturday, April
30. They were under the super
vision of James L. Carter.
Sarah Bruce, member of the
seventh grade, was awarded an
excellent rating for her soprano
solo, Bells of st. Marys".
Duane Brown, member of the
eighth grade, won an excellent
rating for his baritone solo,
Desert Song.
Richard Mallett, member of
the eighth grade, won an excel
lent rating for his baritone solo,
Thanks Be To Cod.
Mary Mallett, member of the
eighth grade, won an excellent
rating for her soprano solo, "The
World Is Waiting For The Sun
rise.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12

Friday, June 3-Caldwell at
Summerfield and Senecaville at
Dexter City.
Wednesday, June 8-Summer-
field at Dexter City and Cald-
well at SenecaviIle.
Friday, June 10-Summerfield
at Caldwell and Dexter City at
Senecaville.
Wednesday, June l5-Caldwell
at Dexter City and SenecayiIIe
at Summerfield.
Friday, June 17-Dexter Citv
at Summerfield and Senecaville
at Caldwell.
Wednesday, June 22-CaldwelI
at Summerfield and Senecaville
at Dexter City.
Friday, June 24-Dexter City
at Caldwell and Summerfield at
Senecaville.
Wednesday, June 90 - SUM
merfield at Dexter City and
Caldwell at Senecaville.
Wednesday, July 6 - Caldwell
at Dexter City and Senecaville
at Summerfield.
Friday, July 8-Summerfield
at Caldwell and Dexter City at
Senecaville.
Wednesday, July 13 - Dexter
City at Summerfield and Seneca
vile at Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12
Rev. James |. Mason Is
BaCeaIaureafe SDeaker

Rev. James L. Mason, pastor
Of the Free Methodist church,
will deliver the annual bac-
calaureate sermon for members
Of the Caldwell high school
graduating class.
This announcement was made
today by Principal Gilbert w.
Weekley. Services will be held
at the Caldwell high school audi
torium on Sunday evening, May
22, beginning at 8 o'clock.
Rev Arthur E. Beckett, pastor
of the First Methodist church in
Huntington, w. Va, will deliver
the annual commencement ad-
dress on Thursday evening, May
26.
The senior class will leave
Wednesday evening, May 18 for
Washington, returning on Satur-
day morning, May 81.
Final examinations for the
student body will be given Mon
day, and Tuesday, May % and
"a. Grade cards will be given
out on Friday, May 27, for the
final day of school.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12
County Agent HOnOred
Al Ohio Slate University

Floyd Henderson, Noble
county agricultural agent, was
given special recognition at the
eleventh annual staff banquet on
Monday, May 9 held at the Ohio
State University in Columbus.
Agent Henderson was given
recognition for being a member
of the staff for 25 years serving
in Noble and Jackson counties.
The honored guests at this
banquet were Governor and Mrs.
Frank J. Lausche.
Eleanor Brown, student at the
university was the guest soprano
soloist on the program, singing
Yonder Yonder. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Brown, of Sharon.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12

William J. Collins, 16 East
Xenia Drive, Fairborn, received
a "Patrolman of the Month"
award for April at ceremonies
in the office of Col. Frank NJ.
Graves, deputy commander,
Wright-Patterson air base, today.
Patrolman Collins has been a
member of the base police de-
partment since June 1948, and
recently received a letter of ap-
probation from the base COM
mander for not being absent on
sick leave for one full year.
The Award" citation com
mended him for exemplary serv-
ice and for the detection of
security violations.
He served in the u. S. Army,
1944-46, and was assigned with
the Persian Gulf Command dur
ing that time.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewey Collins, reside at 1882
Belford street, Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12
Plans Complete For
Marble Tournament

Two entries, both from Belle
Valley, have been received by
the V.F.W. post, No. 4721 for the
first countrywide marble tourna-
ment to be held Saturday, May
IA at the Community park.
The winner next Saturday will
be eligible to compete in the
state tournament at Salem on
Saturday, May 81.
Schools are urged to send at
least two entries for this tourna-
ment, which will begin at 200
o'clock p. m.
Commander Jack Barnhart has
the detailed rules and regula-
tions. Joe Macenko, Jr., and
Stanford McElroy are the entries
from Belle Valley.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12

came With three run rallies in
the ninth inning. They hold vic
tories over the Sciota Trail, TO,
and Edwards Station, 17-3.
Their overall record for two
seasons in the Babe Ruth league
only is 1876, which includes
losses in two state tournaments.
This is the same team that lost
TO Cincinnati in the finals last
year.
According to Frank Evans,
manager of the team, they
expect to arrive in Caldwell
about 1890 p. m. where they will
be met by DR.. Robert Rudge,
Harry A. Semon and others con-
nected with the local Babe Ruth
League.
Possible lineup for Columbus
team: %, Evans; cf, Meadows;
c, Masters; p, Early; rf, Hegen-
berger; If, Rasor; 3b-p, Buccilla;
1b, Chafin; SIS, Kamer; of Blum;
ult, Dean; of, Stubart; 3b, Myers;
Of, Biggs; p-ult, Miller and
Hafdermann.
Tentative Noble Guernsey
county team for Sundays game
with Columbus is as follows:
Id, Tommy Lewis, Caldwell;
2b, Floyd Stern, Summerfield;
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r. HDS IL ~
HREVAEW w
Robert B. Farmhouse
Washington Trip

Washington Trip
Next Wednesday, May Is, the
senior class of Caldwell high
school will embark upon an ex-
cursion to our nations capitol.
This trip will be the climax of
campaign that has lasted for
the past two years. This cam
paign included many projects to
raise money for this very worth
while purpose.
It is largely through the CO.
operation of the many people
who helpedA make these pro-
jects a success, that this trip is
possible. Without this co-opera-
ton, the seniors would never
have been able to raise the nee
essary funds.
A trip such as this will add
something to the education of
each person that could not be
obtained by other means. BY see
ing the elements of our gov
ernment first hand, the students
are able to gain a knowledge
that could never come from text
books. 1t is a definite addition
to the program of Caldwell high
school to give the seniors the
opportunity of securing this
first hand education.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12
BELLE VALLEY
SCHOOL NEWS

Belle Valley high school bac-
calaureate program will be held
in the Belle Valley Methodist
church this Sunday evening, May
Is at 800 p. m. Rev. William
Foster will preach the. sermon.
Vocal and instrumental music
will be furnished by students of
the high school under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Esther Kegg.
Members of the Junior and
Senior classes of Belle Valley
high school met last Thursday
evening in the beautiful River
view room of the hotel Lafayette
In Marietta for their annual ban
quet and prom. A delicious meal
was followed by dancing to the
music Of Dez Rubano. During the
lntermission in the dancing, the
Junior class presented a short
program, based on a take-off on
famous personalities.
Ruth Ann Phelps, billed as
Grace Kelly, acted as master of
ceremonies.
Short talks were given by
Supt. Fast, as Douglas Mac
Arthur, Charles Steed as Walter
Winchell, Donna Werberger as
Mrs. Hobby, Terry Yonaker as
Oscar of the Waldorf, Betty Lou
Bond as the Woman of the Year.
Karen Colley, as Kate Smith,
sang God Bless America" and
Donna Werberger, Janet Hala-
han and Phyllis Lisak, as the
Andrews Sisters sang Heart of
My Heart"
Following the program, dane
ing was resumed, and we are
sure all were sorry when it was
time to leave for home. All in
all, it was a delightful even
ing.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12
Fuldo School
Notes

The Junior class of the Fulda
high school with their teachers
and Edward Schell, their bus
driver, will board the train for
Washington, D. c. on Friday
night, May 13 at Parkersburg,
w. Va.
They are looking forward to
an interesting tour through the
Capitol, Smithonian Institute,
Congressional Library, Mount
Vernon, and other points
The juniors financed the trip
by three successful parties, or
ganized and efficiently conduct
ed by themselves.
According to passenger agent,
Mr.. Hoffman, of Wheeling, w.
Va, their travelling companions
will be students of ST. Margaret
Mary and Norwood Schools of
near Cincinnati.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12

3b, Randall Carpenter, Summer
field; IS, Woody Milligan, Cald-
well and Bob Gaydos, Belle
Valley; If, Larry Ball, Buffalo;
CT, Bill Ankran, Buffalo, and
Ken Jackson, CALDWELL; IF, Joe
Macenko, Belle Valley; P, Dick
Gibson, Summerfield; Bob Chic
wax, Caldwell; Ray Treherne,
Buffalo; and Ed McElroy, Belle
Valley; C, Tim Dibbins, Buffalo,
and Bob Warner, Summerfield.
Manager, Frank Boyd; As
sistant manager, Don Watson;
coaches, Fred Clodfelter and
Vernon Farmhouse.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12
Belle Valley Wins
Over Cumberland o-3

Belle Valleys baseball team
plated eight runs in third
inning uprising to hand Cum
berland baseballers a 9-3 set
back last Wednesday afternoon
on the Cumberland diamond.
A combination of walks and
timely singles gave the Riders
their fame-winning bulge.
Belle Valley pitcher Ernie
Varhola spun a near three-hitter
while his mates collected eight
hits off the two Cumberland
hurlers, Moore and Barnett.
Varhola struck out fifteen over
the seven inning route.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12
Siudents Participate
In Scholarship TEST

Supt. H. c. Secrest said today
that SO students from Noble
county participated in the 1865
final district state scholarship
tests given Saturday morning at
Marietta high school.
Students from Beaver, Belle
Valley, Dexter City, SarahsviIle
and Summerfield from the
county schools took the tests.
The results will not be announc-
ed until later, since they are
always scored by the state
Following the morning ses-
sion, several county students
also took part in the tour of
Marietta college campus.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12
BABE RUTH LEAGUE
First Round)


May I9-Summerfield at Buff
falo and Belle Valley at Cald-
well.
May 24-Caldwel at Summer
field and Belle Valley at Buffalo.
May 26-Summerfield at Belle
Valley and Buffalo at Caldwell.
May 3l-Buffalo at Summer
field and Caldwell at Belle VAL
ley.
June 2-Belle Valley at Sum
merfield and Caldwell at Buff
falo.
June 7-Summerfield at Cald-
well and Buffalo at Belle Valley
June 9-Summerfield at Buff
talo and Belle Valley at Cald-
well.
June l4--Caldwel at Summer
field and Belle Valley at Buffalo.
June l6-Summerfield at Belle
Valley and Buffalo at Caldwell.
(Second Round)
June 2l-Buffalo at Summer
field and Caldwell at Belle Val
ley.
June 23-Belle Valley at sum
merfleld and Caldwell at Buff
falo.
June % = Summerfield at
Caldwell and Buffalo at Belle
Valley.
June 30--Summerfield at Buff
falo and Belle Valley at Cald-
well.
July 5-Caldwell at Summer
field and Belle Valley at Buffalo.
July 7-Summerfield at Belle
Valley and Buffalo at Caldwell.
July 12-Buffalo at Summer
field and Caldwell at Belle Val
ley.
July 14-Belle Valley at Sum
and Caldwell at Buffalo.
July 26-Summerfield at Cald-
well and Buffalo at Belle Valley
The play-offs will be held
August 2-3 and 4 with the dis
trict tournament on July 1928.
The state tournament will be
held July 27-28-29.
All the above games for the
Babe Ruth league will start at
$50 p. m.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12
TOUR WASHINGTON. d. e.

Members Of the Senior class
of Sarahsville high school along
with their class advisor, John
Max Eibel and Miss Marion
Richey, enjoyed an educational
tour to the capitol city of Wash
ington, D. c., and other points
of interest this past week. The
group left by train from Wheel
ing, w. Va, Sunday evening and
arrived back here Wednesday
morning.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12
TEACHERS SELECTEn

Miriam Hazard, Susabelle Me-
Way, Eleanor Hayes, Gladys De
Volld and Ira j. Brandon have
been selected as teachers for the
annual vacation Bible school to
be held at the First Church of
Christ in June. The assistants
will include Irene Clark. Vera
Long, Gladys Hill, Edna Lovett,
Patsy Hayes and Dianna Giles
pie.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12
Columbus AII-Siars VIII Play Noble
County Babe Ruth k!I-Siars, Sunday

An exhibition between the highly
uth AStars and the Noble County Babe Ruth AStars
held the Community Park Caldwell Sunday afternoon May
10, beginning promptly at 2:30 o'clock.
Inc columbus team comes to Caldwell with two-wo
Their two losses the Cincinnati away
and TO the team last week.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12

When it comes to catching big
fish, Wesley Cunningham is
mighty hard to beat. He is pic
tured here with his second big
"Muskie" which he has caught
since Good Friday.
Cunningham, who is a guard
at the Boys Industrial school,
Lancaster, caught this 41-inch
Muskie last Saturday evening in
Meigs creek, near Beverly. It
weighed 1914 pounds. He used a
spinner and it took him about
half an hour to land the fish.
On Good Friday, Cunning
ham landed a Muskie from the
same spot that weighed 20
pounds and measured 43 inches.
He and his wife visited the
weekend with his sister, Mrs.
Jessie Finley and family, Oak
lawn avenue.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12

(a) Struck out for Nau in 9th;
(b) struck out for Morrison in
7th; (c) flied out for Batten in
7h; I'D struck out for Hannum
in 4th; (e) struck out for Han
nahs in 4th; (f) singled for Pal
mer in 9Th; ;(g) flied out for
Warner in 9Th.
R.BI. - Roe 3, Hannahs, M
Keylor, Moore, Dodds, Warner,
Ball 2, Mitchell 2; 2b - Han
nahs, Adds, Mitchell; 3b = Roe,
Franklin, Warner; Hrs - Dodds;
DIP. - Smith and Mitchell;
BIB. Moore 2, Adds l; SO. -
Moore 4, Adds 2; Winner Moore;
Loser - Adds.
Umpires; Carpenter and Whar-
ton,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12
COMPLETES SCHOOLING

Rlchafd. 4. Haga, Of Sharon,
has completed his eight weeks
of schooling in guided missiles
for the u. S. Army at Chester,
Penna. He and his wife are now
making their home at % Myrtle
avenue. ClaYmont. Delaware.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12
SurmerlieId Nine
Takes Dexter 8-5

Summerfield high school base
bali team defeated Dexter City
8-5 in game played at Summer
field last Friday. Box score was
as follows:
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12
Lille League And Babe Ruth Schedules
Completed For 1855 Season In County

Compee schedules for the Noble County Little league and
the Babe Ruth league have
The 1855 schedule for the little league" is as follows
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12
Glass Play

Class Play
There is still time for you to
get a good reserved seat for the
senior class play. You may get
your tickets from any member
of the senior class and have
them reserved at Henry's res
taurant.
The play, a three-act comedy
entitled "Our Miss Brooks" will
present a delightful evenings
entertainment. The curtain will
go up at 8:15 p. m. on Friday,
May 13.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-05-12
Little League

Friday, May 27-Dexter City
at Caldwell and Summerfield at
Senecaville.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-16
GERMANY DELIVERS
ANOTHER SHIP TO ISRAEL
AS PREPARATIONS PAYMENT

HAMBURG, (JTA) - A new
5O0-ton coastal freighter, tn e
'Athlit,'.' was handed over to rep
resentatives of the Israel Pur-
:hasing Mission in Germany upon
the satisfactory conclusion of her
trial run.
On nenalf of the Purchasing
Mission, she was accepted from
The Kremer shipyards in Elm
shorn by Yeshayahu Anug, head
Of the Consular Section. A recent
ly completed sister ship, the
"Ashkalon," has already arrived
in Haifa. Both vessels will be
operated by -Shoham Lines.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-16
FIRST JEWISH MUSEUM
OPENED IN SOUTH AFRICA

JOHANNESBURG, ITA) -
First Jewish Museum in Soutf
Africa was opened here in the
new headquarters of the South
African Board of Jewish Deputies.
Chief Rabbi Louis I. Rabinowitz,
who officiated at the opening
ceremony, compared it mot fav-
orably" with the museum at Jews
College in London and predicted
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-12-16

They indicated the stolen items
would be difficult to dispose of
through theft channels.
The crown is described as about
lS inches in diameter. and about
"a inches high. It is encrusted
with golden bells around the base.
The scroll plate bears the inscrip-
ton. I'm loving memory Of my
husband. Adolph Katz." and was
donated along with the crown by
Mrs. Katz. police said.
The object was stolen from an
area in the synagogue known as
the ark, enclosed by two sliding
doors, officers said.