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APPLY TUES Dc. I'd
ATLAS AGENCY

i4e0 N. Y. Ave. NV. Room 800
BEAUTICIAS experienced. salary
plus commission. 5 days. one late
night, very busy salon. Call BERN
3-025s, TO
BEAUTiCIANs G2l. for new salon
in Arlington \ high salary and com
missions. Fleetwood 10000 and
Sunday Fleetwood 4.795a. ~
BEAUTlCIAE--steady position :. for
high.type hairdresser. excellent
earnings. CHARLES OF FIFTH
AVE. SP. $500
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
DIAMONDS

DIAMONDS
Save From 4096 to 500
and More
BUY DIAMONDS AND DIAMOND
JEWELRY-HALF PRICED FROM
LIVINGSTON g. CO. EVERY DlA-
MOND Is RESET IN A LUXURIOUS
NEW MOUNTING, GRADED &C.
e epRpISq T I0 NA5IoE sA 1,r,A &C
oVER 50 YRS. We WE HAVE SERVED
THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED Gus
THE following Is A PARTIAL
LIST OF OUR NUMEROUS BAR
pNREDEEMED
S225-Man's z-ct.. blue white and
nice cut. lax w.g. with 2 side dias.,
oqt Of pawn, only 500
est brilliant cut set u Lax g;g.
81. 5ooMIds. 3 cts, emerald cut dia..
with most desirable rectangular
shape and bluewhite color: inper-
feet. but q terrific show for such
low price; latest style plat. mtg.
With z side baggu a,t "a, z bargain gssa
and blue white dia. set in lax
y.g.. heavy rib mtg; terrific bar,
81 .o50-Man's ~ cts. brilliant dia.
with lustrous color set ,,x In lax y "a;
saoo-Lds. IL cts. emerald cut.
finest American cut and real fiery
color, set in modern lax VIZ. mtg.
with 2 side tapered baguette dia-
mondE worth much mosel s ssls
81 Pi isoo-Ids- : cts. absolutely PEI per.
y.g. plain solitaire mtg. This Is q
tremendous bargain and a beauti-
full color diamond. Just recently out
Of pawn at q bargain $3.50
S900--Man's Ia cts. blue white
dia. with utmost brilliance; fine
50 ,ooo-Lds. 2h cts, pear shape
diamond This Is truiy. a gorgeous
diamond with terrific brilhanee;
modern plat. mtg. with side tap
cred baguettesi out OF pawn-onEly,
Sc. ooo-Man's approx. z cts. . tre-
mendous show and q ball OF fire;
modern American cut dia. set IN
lax y.g. ''belcher" style mtg; out
Of pawn at tremendous bsrgainn.:
81, O5o---Man's Ia cts, blue white
diamond with lustrous color;
mounted in heavy lax We. mtg;
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY
DIAMOND JEWELRY BEFORE OUR
ANNUAL INVENTORY
EVERY DIAMOND GIVEN
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CHAIN sAw--You can own . new Ss
other chain saw can be bought on
these low terms: iI10th down, a
s Sn0. Ale sest ov v s Bay z' . oH'
CHAIN SAWS. MeCULLOCH--sales.
Service. Rental, $40 q day. GRAVE
LY OF WASH. JU. 9-22s7.
ICLAKINET oUTFITs--ooing out Of
business sale. last day TUESDAY.
9th: $40. RATNERss MUSIC
STORE. 736 18th st. NV.
CLOTHING. MEMS SUITS. COATS
All sizes. Ladies apparel fabu-
lous collection OF famous labels.
Persian lamb. seal, etc; Good SUP;
ply ehildren's coats. NEARLY NEW
Wo. 6-5S6o.
COAL AND WOOD RANGES. new
and used. ACME STOVE CO. l0ll
18th st. NV. Ma s-SQ52.
Debating MACHINE, Edison Voice
Writer; transcfibes. portable &C
cesSorteS. leather case, excellent
condition: $500. MA. $500, Ext.
DINING RIM. SET. bedrm. set. odds
and ends: Very reasonable: RA;
O-U@cf. oAo AuCAeIHAu Oh Jaw
DOORS - STOCK Of custom made
doors, all sizes and styles. AR
LINGION WOODWORKING h
LUMBER co ia 6-R122
DRY CLEANING SOLVENT EQUIP.
Complete plant; will sacriflce for
quick sale. SP. 3-s300. Sc
ELEC. RANGES. GE. apt; guar. !;
del; $3.50. BLOCKS, 1T46 Lee
hwy. near Key Bridge. IA. S-S700.
FILE CABINETS t3l. steel sectional
cabinets. 8 #. high. Q It. long, "a
It. deep: locked doors, perfect for
filing records and once supplies.
500. DI, 7-60T3.
FIREPLACE LOGS, gas and cleo;
screens andirons. tools. ACME
STOVE 1011 7th st. NV. Ma. g.
FIUTE oUTFITs-doing out of bus
mess sale, last day Tuesday, 21th !:
S55. RATNER'S MUSIC STORE,
1876 18th st. NV.
FOAM ROBBER, CUT ANY SHAPE
WROUGHT IRON COUCHES
Gillilland. 2l45 F NV. Elk. 3-bo33
FUR COAT-Let out and dyed musk
rat: size Is; new condition. 500.
Call FaiyView o-3(lfG Ia
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'FI;TTRNISHINGS

Couch, good condition. Si0; easy
chairs, $3.50 up; coffee and end
tables. 81 up; lamps, pictures. mir
rors, 81: rockers. 81 up; desk,
$3.50; bookcase So SO; beds. s ESe
breakfast table, $3.50: odd chairs,
SI; cabinet, $3.50; buffet, 50 SO:
round table. $3.50; server, 81 so;
home bar, $3.50; many other bar.
gains. See our ad under Antiques.
Closed today, shop tomorrow TIL
Z. BELL HINES. Ar East Capitol
attend our New Years Sale startins
Saturday
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REPAIRS and SERVICES tcens.

FLOORS sANDED. finished. &c 60. IT,.
c. l. HrNsoN. 10. 1875. go.
PA ARSSosAs1HHs FarcE PE ST. gssa
PAPER HANGING i room and up;
s sh': JACK fsAs sgsg assek 6 al tsi.
eAPERING $40 and up this week
pers. ~. $1,000 RA. 3-7393.
PAPERNG, PAINTING, PLASTER
ING. best work, lowest prices. DO
own Eork, ": ALAG, ewes.
PLAsTERiNG DONE. patchwork spe.
cality; al work Guaraiiteed. free
n, sf IMni 10 2-95sS; 1880. $50
ROOFING. new work: repairs; gut
a. b, THOMAS. W.. S.73Ss
SHERLOCK. tapping, finishing and
SANDING: free estimates. RE. 6-6706.
TILE BATHROOMS. kitchens re-
paired: ceramic only. Isemodeling.
MSrS spaE1n,ssd o,S ss7s sn: 70.
reWebbed; work done ct your home.
JANNEY. RA. S-03S0, RA. 3-6037,
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED SHOP,
specializing in Formiea tops and
natural wood cabinets. These cahi-
nets are custom built to your speci-
fications and needs. All work guar
FREES REssrAT aon sLp " 81 sss'm e.
Box as. Clinton. Nd. CY. 7-9727.
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ANTIQUES AND

DECORATORS ITEMS
WHAT MOTHER REALLY WANTED
Covered vegetable dishes french
$3.50, Currier &c Ives prints. 81;
l2 Bohemian wines, sic, they are
eheaper--buy the dozen. Tiffany
and Dutand lamps, S12.50 each,
Fenwich toothpick holder. $3.50;
large ouesal bowl, $40; satin rose
bowl. $3.50: cranberry honeycomh
creamer. $3.50; ruby compete,
$3.50; amber daisy and button
celery, ~ so; blue satin caster set.
$3.50; cut glass compete, 81 50s
purple cruet, $3.50; washstand.
1850; marhle-top tables, $40 up;
rockers. 81 up: folding screen,
$3.50: bird cage. $3.50; andirons,
81 80; mahog. hall seat, IS: pine
vanity and bed. So; round table.
$3.50; hutch base. $10i cobbler
bench. SO: spinning wheel. Sa5;
many ether bargains. Closed today,
shop tomorrow till Z. BELL HINES,
4l2 East Capitol st. Ii. 4-96sS.
P,S.:: Don't fail to attend our New
Years Sale starting Saturday.
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SITS. MEN & WoMEN

GERMAN COUPLE. cooking and
Inv. carpenter and sardner: in
telligent and willing with best OF
references. Ju 5-35T0. 26'
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HELP---WoMEN

SECRETARY. with some shorthand
knowiedge. excel. oppor unity, good
position. BEACON ELEC. SUPPLY,
SQ5l l;;ta-. Silver Spring. Nd --.sB
airline, downtown To-
cation. 40-hour week. paid vacation,
travel PRIVILEGES, Starting salary,
S2s24.5 so Phone ST. 3-9Olu. --2s5
SECRETARY. claim dept. insurance.
CO.. permanent position; a27 S.
walter Reed DR.. Arl'. Va; expe-
rienca preferred. tipping, shorthand,
dietaphone; sood starting salary,
merit increases: excellent empioye
benefits; pleasant SURROUNDINGS and
interesting work. Call Tor appoint
ment, IA. $4,000. %. rs
SECRETARIES. s7G-Slo0 wk,; typ
lists, S45-Sb5 wk bookkeepers.
$500. Place all ages. 1890
Quick rev. courses In tipping, short
hand, bkkpg,,. acct: hundreds exec
positions; The BEST. inquire ST
iest ~ yrs
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LAB. TECH.
BETHESDA

Tissue culture lab, good future.
exper. not necessary. OIL. 4-J4uo.
LEGAL SECRETARY. aggressive girl
expertenced, for . aggressive yount
attorneys. Must have intelligence
and good appearance. 35-hr. week:
$50 Call bet. l and 3 pm. Tues
day through THURSDAY. ME. S-63l2-
MAssEUsE. exper.. full or part time: :
5 days. 1920 r st. NV End IGOR.
MEAT wRAPPERS-Exper. not neg
essary Apply In person BUCK.
INGHAM SUPER MARKET, 1923
RHODE Island s AZ ne u,.., eyns,,.
erlce necessary, Apply Mr., Galloway
Of Mr.. Hammer, HOTEL RALEIGH
PBx-REcEPTIoNisr COURSE TYP
ing freel; 4 wks., S35; hrs. 90,
in an estab, school: AZ yrs. exper /;
MA s-2340 BOYD SCHOOL. cor.
18th and q.
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TYPIST

Experienced, many company dement's
excellent salary, steady employ
tnent, Mr.. Strauss. EIsEAAN'S. F
at eth st nv --9T
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FuRNIIURE-NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE
sos so wrought-iron dinette- $54.eS
sIao.50 bunk beds compl. - 1925
aS9 so chrome 5-pc. dinette- 1870
sos 30 Administer 9xl2 rugs 1900
siyclon Hollywood beds 47.v5
Bedrms., liy rIn din. rm. Terms.
KING FURNITURE CO. ~
s |, s9S 9as. ASWsF III AZ. s-SSffS5
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AUTO SUPPLIED

Expense account, retire.
ment plan and other benefits.
Factory training school In
Philadelphia.
This is q real opportunity
for q young man with an
inventive mind. engineering
aptitudes, curiosity ell COM
hined with sales interest.
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THE EVENING STAR
TAILOR-FITTER
Experienced III Fitting Mems clothes
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HEIGHT co

HARRINGTON. ARLINGTON, VA,
Gle6e Rd and Wilson Blvd.
TEACHERS twhitel-Many vacancies
TcaRs s ssIeSe7 s Sig N eeSsa IlHloe:
It. BALTIC. Nd Mulberry b-685Ol
TEACHERS--How to give yourself
9 25S raise right away. Qualify
during holiday vacation. For in
terview cali UN. 4-560S.
TEACHERS-Last-minute vacancies
S3.200-S5. 200. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY. 1341 q st. RE. 7-393S.
TRUCK DRIVERS - semitrailer
drivers wanted. Only qualified men
with favorable past employment
record need apply. Box 249-C, Star.
--2h
Ty OUTSIDE SERvICEMAN--Trans.
iurn.; company benefits; perm. FRED
ia T.1l74 oG
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SOLICITORS
CIRCULATION

ALERT MEN OVER u YEARS OF
WORK MUST BE ACCUSE oMED
TO DEALING WITH TIE GEN.
ERAL PUBLIC. BE NEAT IN AP.
oEARANCE AND POSSESS 4
PLEASANT PERSONALITY. MUST
BE ABLE TO PASS PHYSICAL
EXAM, SALARY, PLUS LIBERAL
S SOY RS11 sooA APPLY bSvs eE Rs
DAYS, 1905 AND SAT. SIG 10
PHONE CALLS
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REPAIR MAN
SALES
ENGINEER

Industrial division Of
Minneapolis Honeywell Regu-
lator Co. wants young man
with engineering degree. TO
sell Industrial process con-
trolls in territory conferred in
Richmond.
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CASH REGISTERS

trade-ins; National.
S25 up. 2-drawer electric. SIS; D.
total National $50. electric re-
ceipt thrower. SITS; over goo cash
CASH REGISTER SALES 4 sERV.
ICE 2Oig 18th at. nv
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CHAIN sAW--You can own q new
other chain saw can be bought on
these low terms: i/1oth down, a
whole year 70 p pay l2o .. Union
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GAS HEATERS

GAS HEATER, suspension type,
clover, 10000 BTU. Q almost new.
BLOCKS. lT46 Lee. hwy. nj. Key
Bridge, ia. $500.
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FLOORS sANDED. finished. &c 90. II.
Old floors. Toe and IN, work guar
G. l.. HINEON, 10. I-3475, 2Hs
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BABY FIIRNITuRE SALE

BABY CARRIAGE, storkline. baby
scale and bottle sterilizer, all in
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AND DECORATING,
REASONABLE PRICE. DU. 7-6050.
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BUFFET, mahogany. 9 matching
dining room chairs. 2 with arms.
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REFRIGERATION MAN
BETHESDA MD.

Mechanic with tools for Sat. or Sun.
work only; able check leaks, make
minor repairs lotion unit. Good
refs. rec. OIL. 4-3400 for interview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-25

Tissue culture lab, good future.
exper. not necessary. OIL. $4,000.
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PARTS COUNTERMAN

salary plus sales bonus, all empioye
dement's. No experience necessary.
Excellent opportunity for future.
Apply THE HOOVER CO., 1905
Hnode Island ave. ne. Tuesday.
9-ls only. 20
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CHAIN SAWS. MeCULL0CH--Sales
~ OF WASH. Ju. e.22s7.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-01
Polio Kickoff Dinner
Planned For Der. II

Robert Dauber, southeastern
Ohio state representative of the
national foundation for infantile
paralysis, will be the principal
speaker, Monday evening, Dec.
y when the Noble county kick
off dinner in the local polio drive
is held at Maple Shade Inn,
Dexter City.
Mrs. William Fleming, chapter
chairman of the infantile para
lysiS foundation for this county,
said that all township represen-
tatiVcS and members of the
executive committee would at
tend the dinner.
Plans will be completed at this
time for the drive in Noble
county to be held during the
month Of January.
Mrs. Robert G. Moore will
again serve as chairman Of the
Mothers porch light parade, the
exact date to be announced later.
The dinner meeting at Dexter
City will begin at 7:30 p. m.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-01
University Students
Enjoy Holiday Weekend

Among the college students
who spent the holidays with
their families in Caldwell were:
Al Christopher, Charles Blake,
Tom Ferguson, Al Walton, Wes-
ley B. Marshall, Larry Brown,
Leonard Danford, Clair Hayes,
Ray Watson, Marianne Rich
creek and Thad Pickenpaugh of
Ohio University, Athens;
Sam Ditch of Mt. Union Col
lege in Alliance; Ginger Ralston
Of Miami University in Oxford;
William Gillespie and William
Wade Gillespie Of Ohio North
ern University in Ada; Stanley
Clark, Richard McGinnis and
Charles Thompson of Marietta
College;
Rodney Jennings Of Capitol
University in Columbus; Judy
Smith of Ohio State University
in Columbus; Barbara Bober and
Garnet Clark of Muskingum.Col-
lege in New Concord; Robert
Farmhouse, Linda McVay and
Carol Ann Archer of Ohio Wes-
lcyan in Delaware.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-01
Copt. Grywolski

Continued from page one)
IS survived by his wife, Anna
belle; eight brothers, Frank and
John of Detroit, Mich, George
Of Canton, Joseph and Walter of
near Caldwell and Stanley OF
the u. S. Air Force base in
Texas and two sisters, Helen and
Kathryn Of Detroit.
In a later telegram received
by the family from Col. Brown,
it said that open casket memorial
services for Capt. Grywalski
were held at 1000 o'clock Satur-
day morning in the base chapel
at Williams AFB, Arizona.
Mrs. Annabelle M. GryWalski
and Capt. Annabelle w. Evans
then escorted the body to Airing
ton national cemetery, Ft. Myer,
Va, where simple military grave
side services were held at 900
a. M, Wednesday, Nov. 80.
Members of the family left
Immediately after receiving
word of the accident for Detroit,
Mich, and then planned to
attend the final military rites
at Arlington cemetery.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-01
Attractive Prizes

continued from page One)
pleted by Mr.. Moore with Mrs.
George Daugherty to paint the
figurines needed in the outdoor
decoration plans. For additional
details, property owners should
contact Mr.. Moore or Mrs
Daugherty.
The judging will be completed
by Friday evening, Dec. % in
order that the winners might
have their prizes before Christ
mas. The three judges will be
selected by the Noble County
Chamber Of Commerce, headed
by Charles Patten, president.
Bob Moore hopes that his
attractive prizes will serve as an
inducement for more home
owners to participate in the
annual Christmas decoration
contest.
His free offer for any figures
will be good until Thursday, Dec
IS. The first prize will be cup
and $1,000 in cash. The second
and third prizes will be a CUP
and $500 and the fourth, $500
in cash.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-01
Soil Supervisors
To Hold Annual
Meeting Dec. 6

Three supervisors for the
Noble Soil Conservation district
will be elected when the annual
meeting is held Tuesday even
ing, Dec. 6 at the Caldwell high
school auditorium, beginning at
ZOO o'clock.
Farm Planner Frank Calvin
said that the three elected would
fill the expired terms of Virgil
Moore, Luthsr Schramm and H
r. Blackburn.
Nominees to fill the expiring
terms are Floyd Miller, Elk
township; Cecil Davis, Buffalo
township; Glenn King, Olive
township; Virgil Moore, Noble
township; II. r. Blackburn
Brookfield township, and Harley
Ogle, Jackson township.
Calvin said that nominations
would also be accepted from the
floor at the time of the meeting
Only landowners and occupiers
Of farm land are eligible to vote
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-01
Local Farmers Are
Urged To Sign Up
Now For Federal Aid
lnitioi Period Will
End December 3d..
Price Support Listed

John II. Carter, chairman of
the Noble county ASC commit
tee, is urging farmers Of Noble
county to sign-up now for Fed
eral Cost-Sharing on needed
Conservation Practices in 1856.
The initial Sign-up period
started Nov. 18th and ends on
Dec. 30th. 1t would be well to
call at the ASC office soon and
discuss the various conservation
practices for 1856 rather than
wait until the last of the
month.
Farmers having 1855 practices
that expire on December 18th are
urged to complete and report
them prior to that time.
December 9th is the last day
that you can obtain a Purchase
Order for lime for a 1855 prac-
tice.
The price support loan rate on
the 1855 corn crop is $l.25 per
bushel. Loans and purchase
agreements will be available to
producers until April Both, 1856.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-01
Don MsDiiiiii Attends
DisiYiei Cabinet Meeiinq

Tho cano,,J roI,i,,ot RIoatip n
of ,D;c.r;o+ 1op ;aon a1,,h 20
Ob;o u,as boId rooo,,l, ~
tT,,tnon 1Tl,o.a ~ 40 lI,,l, -; =.
listr;ot I9.p lonatod - Erarl,
liz ;oI,;oI Eoi,~f;old porr,,
NTnsl,iro,Ir, C,,or,,sov Nro,roo
1G~~a,n a-J Iro,,at4a no,1,,tin.
Attandinn tha ,,,oo+;na ,,.orc
.>onn nha;Sr,an CaIo wo1tors
fra,, ual,ran. .ona obn;r,,,a,,
Frna Dnnea fran, Drardo,l. da,,,,t,'
aovarnar. non NGon;fr;tt frar,
SoIdmnn. ao,,. ohnira1an C.a,,
don poi,,, fro,,, Nra,n Co,,aand
;,,+orn,.ino,I oannn,,1or To-
Ra;Iov rrnn, Can1hridaa. zone
nha;,,,,,on Ch,rIas pa,,;,c' f,aa~
rrhnrnriIla. ;ntar,,4iG,,ai aann
rnIor orn,, uat.ahon,,,, fnar,
LIahro,. la,,,,4,, ,o,,o,,nar Cho,
Iar poouo S f,o,So nGiI,a,N,la1. ,l,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-01
District GRANGE

Continued from page One)
begin promptly at 900 a m,
and continue through the day
until $3.50 p. m. No provision has
been made to serve lunch and
all visiting grange members will
eat at the local restaurants.
Deputy Parrish said that all
fourth degree grange members
are eligible to attend this district
conference, which represents the
first time it has ever been held
in Noble county.
State Master Frederick will
outline the 1856 grange program,
in addition to discussing grange
work on the organization level.
There will be 4 question and
answer forum, with officers of
the oranges represented taking
part on this program.
Among those who represented
Noble county at the national
grange convention last week in
Cleveland were Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Parrish, Mr.. and Mrs.
Junior Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Ramsey, Mr.. and Mrs,
Edwin l.. Crum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rernar1 Crum, Mrs. Hazel
F.ihauf, NJ: md Mrs. Andy
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-01
Three Injured In.
Auto Collision
Driver FoiIs To Make
Shorp Worgo Curve
Naaoa

The driver and two passengers
were injured at 800 a. m., Sat
urday morning, Nov. 26, when
the former lost control of his
car on USR 81 north of Belle
Valley and failed to make the
sharp Wargo curve.
Howard V. Vinson, "a, Geauga
Lake, near Cleveland, was the
driver Of the car which failed
to make the Wargo turn. His car
careened off the highway and
hit concrete culvert. The
vehicle was completely demolish-
ed.
Vinson sustained a laceration
on top Of his head and bruises
on his right knee. His wife, Wava
|. Vinson, "a, suffered injuries to
her left arm, leg and back.
Another passenger, John F.
Justice, 26, sustained bruises on
the left elbow and right knee.
All three were treated at the
office of DR.. G.. f. Thompson for
the injuries sustained. The car
was toWcd 10 tHc ".gh.. n2u"n
garage.
Vinscn ..'or -ppc;r2d before
Mayor Hom." Jcns sem u ~ j. ne
was rAo.p"d hv the state high
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-01
Germantown Men
Charged With Theft
Use Of Lie Detector
Solves Rifle Thefts

Charges Of burglary and lar
ceny have been brought against
Duane F. Perdue, 27, and Will
ford D. Kerns, %, both of Lower
Salem, route 2, accused of having
taken two rifles last April 10
from the home of R. D. Dulaney
of Stockport, route 2.
The charges against the men
were brought by the sheriff's
department Of Washington coun-
ty.
The use of a lie detector re-
suited in the charges against the
two men. Deputies arrested
Kerns at the home of his father
in-laW at Germantown, Noble
County, and took him to Park
ersburg for the polygraph tests.
Officers said Kerns later admit
ted having taken the guns and
implicated Perdue, also 70 Ger
mantOWn.
Officers picked up the stol-
en- rifles which had been hidden
in a residence at Wallace, w. Va.
Kerns had told them where they
might be found.
The rifles were a 3O~30 Win
chester and % calibor Rem
ington automatic, valued at
Sl35.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-01
Ranking Gideon Officers
Visit Local President

Several of the Ohio State
officers Of the Gideon Bible
Association visited the past
week with Frank Reed, local
Insurance agent and president Of
Noble county Gideons, who re-
Gently underwent surgery at
University hospital in Columbus.
Among those who called were
Raymond Armstrong and wife of
Wooster; Harold Gerber of
Shreve; Raymond Folk Of Can
ton; A. j. Wahlie of Lima and
Harley Long and wife Of Lowell.
Other visitors at the Reed
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Ackley of Massillon. Mr.. Reed
returned to Columbus Monday
for observation and treatment.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-01

Miss Rose Marie Drais, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Drais OF
Midland, recently became the
bride of Alfred Bill Bates, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred w. Bates
of Martinsville, formerly of No
bic county.
The double ring ceremony was
read on November IL at 12
o'clock noon in the parsonage OF
the Rev. 0. K. Malone in Law
renceburg, Ind.
Both young people are grad
yates of Martinsville high school
with the class of 1855. Mr.. Bates
is employed with the Randall
Plant in New Vienna.
The bridegroom is the grand
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Bates
of Caldwell route ! and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis 7. Carter of Quaker
City route 3.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-12-01
Noble Counlian5 70
Observe sd Day"
Mayor Homer Johnson
Suggests Safety Rules

II is entirely possible for Noble
county to go through SD Day"
Safe Driving Day, Thursday,
December without single
traffic accident. Sheriff Donald
Conaway said today.
We can achieve this goal of
no accidents on SD Day." Con-
away said, IF we accept the
idea that traffic safety is an in
diVidual, personal matter.
IF every man, woman, and
child in our community will keep
in mind that traffic safety is his
or her own personal respon-
sibility, we can wipe out the
traffic accident problem as effec-
lively as medical science has
eliminated some of our dread
diseases Of the past.
SD Day will be observed in
every community in the United
States. 1t is a tremendous nation
wide effort to prove that traffic
accidents can be reduced if all
motorists and pedestrians CO.
operate. The President through
his Committee for Traffic Safety
is lending the full support of his
office to this program. 1t
deserves the full support of all
of US"
Mayor Homer Johnson sug-
gested these specific safety rules
to drivers and pedestrians:
Observe the letter and spirit
of all traffic regulations; Be
courteous to every driver and
pedestrian-practice sportsman
ship; Give full attention to driv-
ing and walking.
In short, drive and walk as
you would have everyone else
drive and walk.