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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-19
Izyjesce Tajnika Odbora Djecjeg Donna
Brace delegati i sestre delegatice:

Brace delegati sestre delegatce:
Ma prosoj Konvencj Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice ko-
ia je odrzavana Los Angeles California poverena mi e
duznost tajnka Odbora Djecg Doma pax mi je cast da
ovdje kratko mogu zvjestit mojem radu, kojeg
zadovolsvom nastojao izvrsava prose cetr
godine
Kao tajnk toga odjeljenja zajedno ostaom bracom
odbornlcma sudelovao svma sjedncama koje je Od
Dor odrzavao jednom svakog mjeseca kojma je
jedno sa upravitejem Decjeg Doma uzhnao pregled
rad koj zasjeca djelokrug Djeceg Donna.
0 svemu radu sto je ucinlo zakljucivao sled
nicaam Odbora, vodio zapsnike te nastoao da
zapsnici bill cm tocnij preko kcjh izvjescvao
nase clanstvo putem naseg glasa Zsedncara tako da
je clanstvo, koe e interesralo prato posovane
Zajednice moglo- upoznati radon uprave i Odbora
Djecjeg Donna.
Vodo korespondenciju, koja je odnosla ma
rad tanka, te rado odgovarao canovma koj ira
ziG bo kakvo razjasnene poslovanju Djecjeg Donna.
Drzm da mi ovdje ne potrebno znasat brojke da time
popunm oval zvjestaj, temeu danasneg naeina
djenja knjga Djecjem Domu, to mi je takorekuc ne
moguce er e Domu stano namjesten knjgovoda, koji
vod takozvan Cost Accounting System te svakog mje
tocno zvjeseue gavnog tanika kngovodju CLAW
nom Uredu Zajednice pa sv prmtc izdatc, koiko
in e bio kroz prose cer godina naaze zvjesaju CLAW
nog tajnka svemu unutrasnem poslovanju Domu kao
sanu djece donasa podatke svojem zvestau upravl-
tell Donna, brat sarc da zvjescujem svemu drugom
poslovanju kojeg Odbor Donna kroz vreme cd prosle
cetr godine vrso, bilo b svisno to ponavljat jer
svemu tome podno e zvjeSa predsjednik Odbora brat
Pavlovc
U poslJednJe vrJeme, kako su nastala moderna Vre-
mena, Odbor Uprava Donna suocuju sa dosta potes-
koca mnogm raznim pitanjma jer toga mnogo traA
cd drzavnih nadzomika Sc svemu nastoji udovol
koko e to najvse moguce Osobito posvecue paznja
Domu tako da zgleda kao edna obeljska kuca kao
srotiste ia vjerujem da povjerenu mi duz
most vrso onako kako to zahevaju interest Djeceg Do
ma i clansva Zajednce, jer je svemu mojem radu
voda vezala iskrena bratska ljubav, da cinm
sto verovao da sluI cast Djecjem Domu Ia
jednic da je dobro onoj djec nase brace canova,
koja u Djecjem Dornu nasa svoje zakoniste
Tokom Konvencije bti Gu pripravan, da yam dadem
bo kakova razasnena koja budu cd trazena isto
tako moja opazanja koja zabiljezio koliko sma
tram da &c bti Cd kors buduce iznjet Gu pred
kad dodje red rasprava Djecjem Domu.
Ovme zavrsujem oval moi kratki izvjestaj zeljom
da Konvencija vasm dobrim radon donese mnogo
dobra buducnost nase bratske, popone humanitane
organzacije Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice.
Vladimir Bozic, tajnk Odbora ,a.~sar
Nv. d.. a. Djecjeg Donna Hrv Bratske Zajednce.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-19
DRUGA SVETOVNA
VOJNA

Proti jeseni, leta 1888, Sc
je bakreni trg nekoliko opo-
mogel in Calumet & Hecla
druzba je naznanila, da DO
zvisala delavcem place, ka-
tere SO v depresije bile zni-
Zane ma najnizjo tocko. To je
nekoliko opogumilo prebival-
ce, XII so nestrpno zasledo-
vail postavodajalce V Wash
ingtonu, cd katerih so Sc ma
dejali pomoci v teh kriticnih
casih.
Pozneje je priseI WPA in
CCC, pri katerih so brezpo-
selni dobili vsaj "a najpotreb-
nejse. WPA Works Progress
ADMINISTRATOR je bill zasno-
van v prvi vrsti, da pomaga
druzinskim ocetom vsaj "a
silo prehraniti druzino in ma
baviti potrebno obleko, docim
je CCC (Civilian Conserva-
ton Camps) poskrbel, da so
mladi fantje prisli do zasluz-
ka tenn, da so V gozdovih
cistili in posajevali m ! a d o
drevje, Xxi bo nekoc zrastlo
" mogocna drevesa.
S pomocjo WPA je bilo ma
Calumetu in okolici zgraje-
nih vec cest in potov, ka-
tere bi sicer nikdar ne do
bill. V Keweenaw okraju so
speljali cesto preko gore, raz
katere Sc nudi obiskovalcu
krasen razgled ma mile da-
lee. Ker je danes Calumet We
liko odvisen cd turistov "a
svoj obstanek, je voznja sko-
ri to gorovje naravnost tu-
risticni raj, XII privablja vsako
leto vec obiskovalcev. Copper
| Harbor, nekdanja trdnjava
proti indijanskim napadom
XII Sc nahaja ma skrajnem
koncu michiganskega gore.
! lnjega poluotoka, SO S pomoc.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-19

dneh zopet odpreti. Calumet,
vstevsi Laurium, je incl te-
daj pet bank, toda niti ena
nj zaprla vrata; vseh pet je
V par dneh zopet poslovalo.
Dasi vlagatelji MISC izgubili
nicesar, so Sc banke vendar
zaeele zavedati, da prihaja
cas-, ko Sc bodo morale zdru-
ziti, da pojacajo svoje sta
ME. Vzelo je vec let, toda
polagoma jih je vse prevze-
la najstarejsa, Merchants &
Miners banka, XII je sedaj
edna banka ma Calumetu,
z podruznico v Lau1ium.
Da Sc ekonomija v dezeli
zopet postavi ma noge, je
Roosevelt poskusil takozva-
no National Recovery Act.
(NRA) Delodajalci so mora
Ii skrajsati delovne ure svo-
jih delavcev in najeti vec po-
mocnikov, kar je povzrocilo
V Ii k o nezadovoljstvo med
mimi. Kateri so Sc pokorili
aktu, so dobili znak modrega
orla blue Eagle) XII je bill
dokaz, da delodajalec patrio-
ticno izvaja ia zakon. Toda
NRA nj ostal dolgo V kre-
posti. Najvisje sodisce je od-
locilo, da je ia akt proti u
stavi Zedinjenih drzav, ter ga
je tenn pokopalo "a vedno.
S tenn je sodisce tudi Roose-
veltu zadalo prvi udarec, XII
ga je tako razzalil, da je po-
zneje poskusal razsiriti vr-
hovno sodisce ma trinajst, ma
mesto devet sodnikov, kar
mu pa tudi nj uspelo.
Kakor vsi vemo, je pred
sednik Roosevelt tidal mno-
go ukazov in kongres je ma
njegova priporocila sprejel
mnogo zakonov, s katerimi
Sc je stanje v dezeli zbolj-
salo. Toda izmed vseh je 60
tovo najbolj poznan zakon
"a socijalno zascito, "a ka-
terega Sc je on boril Cd prve-
ga dne, ko je nastopil urad
do njegovega koncnega spre-
jena. Bogate druzbe so Sc
borile proti temu zakonu
z vso mocjo, toda pritisk Cd
strani ljudstva, XII je videlo
Cd kako velike koristi bo ia
zakon delavcem, bodisi, da
so samo zacasno nezaposleni,
ali pa vsled starosti ma stall
nj pokojnini, je bill tako We
lik, da so Sc morali udati.
Kongres je sprejel wee in o
njegovih predlogov, dasi je
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-19
CALUMET P0 DEPRES|JI
Jos. Chesarek
Jos. Chesarels


Predsednik Roosevelt ia nastopi vado najboj tenn
nh dneh depresije Negov prv edk je b da zaprejo
banke kratko dobo ter tenn preprec nadaljni
val ME, kat mnoge morale zapret vrata, ker jim
nj bio mogoce izplacat vagatelje
Ia korak cd strani predsednika je pomirjevano upl
val udstvo, ker vetn bank je bilo dovoeno nekaj
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takrat Sc vedno ostalo polo
vico ljudi brez socijalnega "a
varovanja. &c bi predsednik
Roosevelt ne bill mic drugega
izposloval "a amerisko ljud-
stvo kot zakon socijalne "a
scite, bi re vsled tega ostal
neizbrisno zapisan v zgodo-
vini najvecjih MOI Amerike,
ker pa je izposloval Sc mno-
ge druge zakone v korist ma
vadnega cloveka, Sc bo ME
govo ime blestelo dokler bo-
do obstale Zedinjene drzave.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-19
ZdraVStVO

Vro strog nadzor Sc vrsi mad zdravljem djece ma
mjestenka Djecjem Domu. Dr. Jakopc pregledava svu
djecu namjestenke cm pokaze potreba deci pru
Ia lijeGncka pomoc.
Opcenito govorec zdravstveno stanje djece pricno
zim je bo dosta prehlada nekolko slucaeva mumps"
measles nje bilo nkakovih tezih prjepcivih bo-
esti Deca redovito cjepljena prov boest koje to
zskuju Zaenik Ora. Jakopita e Dr. H. Heller il Des
Panesa. Ia sada Djec Dom salnog zubara jer ga
tesko dobit cato, kad je potreba djecu sae Des
PLANES zubaru Dru F. Heleru.
Upate djecu
Djecjem Domu nalazi Sc wise niedno dijete bes-
patno, vec decu rodite iii skrbnc pacaju, kako
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-19
GlaZba i sport

Djeca u Djecjem Domu imaju tamburask pjevack
zbor priredjuju koncerte Domu u raznim nasm
seobinama zadnjh par godna cd kako ia preuzeo
upravu posetla djeca Chicago So Chicago, Waukegan
kenoshu, Milwaukee, st. Louis Pittsburgh te lipnju
Toronto, Welland Hamilton, Kanadi sto je veika
klama "a Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajednicu tim mjest
ma su deca zvea uspesne koncere Ucite tamburaskog
zbora bio e cd osnutka zbora Mr. John Rozga Sada
preuzela poucavanje zbora Miss Culiak er
Rozgaj odseo Arzonu. Ucite pjevanja je Mr. Stepan
Pich cd osnutka pevackog zbora godni 1890, dakle
vec dvadeset pet godna
Djeca u Domu sudjeuju sportu: Baseball basketball
football Muska zenska deca djelovala kuglac
kom natjecanju Detrotu Chicagu basketball team ie
sudjeovao tournamentu u Clevelandu
Ia vrijeme ljetovaista sudeuju djeca Donna svakom
natjecanju pivanju. Neki narcotic stak kao ro-
nocl Nek Cd nasih djecaka sudjenu basketbalu foot
balu visoj sko kojoj je Deci Dom dao wise zvrsnih
djecaka Koiko mogao saznati, godine unatrag
su ma basketball eamu High School, cd pet graca bla
cetr il Djecjeg Donna
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-19

Badovnac, Angela - sin John s $500
Crenak Eva - troje dece Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Cuich Milanija dvoje djece OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" 5000
Halovanich, Josp cetvero djece .."......... 5000
Had Michael - dvoe diece ... ......... $500
Hren Sonia - sin Jimmie ....... $500
Javor Mary - dvoje djece .......... $500
Juvenile Court cetvero djece Erakovch .... 10000
Konack, Mica - dvoie djece .......... $500
Martino Ann - dvoe djece ........... $500
Niklos Joseph - dvoie diece .......... $500
Nevrly Petar - dvoje djece .......... 1000
Paunovch John - sin John .............. $500
Payne -Wernck, Mary = sin Wiley ...".....".." $500
Pesch, Petar dvoje djece 5000
Radojevch Ratomir dvoe djece ....v......... $500
Senzel Peter dvoje djece ........ $500
Social Security - cetvero djece Simch - 1920
Soldo Robert Anna Soldo ..... ......... 5000
|Susak John sin Richard 1900
Vukelch Ivan dvoje djece 5000
Pleshe John troie dece . ....... 1000
Ukrpno ..... 81 1877 90
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Inlc:
Simich, Rose
Had, Margaret
Halovanich, Mary
Erakovich, Ramona
Nevrly, Robert
Payne, Wiley
Javor, Steve
Simich, Tom
Soldo, Anna
Crlenjak, Alex
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-20
Business Activity

Continued from page one)
In Noble county, II percent
of the retail dollar went for
automotive equipment and sup
plies. 1t built up to 81 $4,000
total for the year, well above
the 1858 total of $1,085,000.
Nearly all the outlets for con-
sumner goods in Noble county
profited by the big spending
year. Among them were general
merchandise and variety stores,
which accounted for $l,020,00G,
representing Is percent of all
retail expenditures; store selling
furniture, household equipment
and music supplies, including
radios $227,0OO, another three
percent, and drug stores, 100000
or one percent.
The grand total for the
county's retail business was
$7,986,0O0 for the year, a gain
over the prior years $5,938,00O
It was all made possible by
bigger incomes at time when
the cost of living remained fairly
constant.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-20
Here 3 Yon

HERE AND YON - Mrs. Bar
bara Luke, of Cambridge, cele-
brated her 86th birthday and a
delicious dinner was prepared
in her honor on Sunday. Dinner
guests were her son, Harry,
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Depew and son, Clarence and
Maggie Phillips. We wish Mrs.
Luke many more happy occas-
ions.
Mrs. Madge Mclaughlin was
stricken very i'll at her home
near Sarahsville on Saturday
and was removed to the st. Fran
els hospital in Cambridge. We
wish her a speedy recovery.
Emma Kirkbride has return
ed to her home in Sarahsville
after a weeks visit with her son,
Clarence and her grandsons in
Canton.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Polling were Will
lard Polling, Harry Sutherland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Meighem,
Mrs. Donna Lafollett, Patsy Jean
Wickham, Emma Kirkbride and
Becky Kirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Stevens
and children, Of Byesville, were
Sunday dinner guests of Emma
Kirkbride.
Marie Polling and granddaugh-
ter, Patsy Jean spent Monday
a. m. with Mrs. Geneva Henry
and family.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-20
Absent Votino

Continued from page one}
The state office has instructed
the local board that the state
questions and issues will be
counted first and then members
of the state board of education.
This will include all four of the
state amendments.
Results of the election on a
local level will probably be very
late, since the election officials
must comply with the request on
the state level.
Voters in the Brcokfield pre-
cinct will cast their votes in the
Brookfield grade school build
ing this year instead of the old
toWnhouse. This was changed
since the road hadn't been fixed
and there is no heat or lights in
the old toWnhouse.
Election board officials sale
today that apparently a heavy
vote would not be cast in this
county since very little interes,
has been shown.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-20
Give Second Year Layers
Rest, Advises Specialist

Hens need a few weeks rest
before returning to second year
of egg production says DR.. Clyde
Marsh, Ohio State University
extension poultryman. High pro-
duction is a severe strain. Two
years of continuous production
should not be attempted with the
best of hens.
Many poultrylnen did not raise
pullets this spring and are plan
ming on keeping their hens for a
second laying season. Marsh re-
commends that only healthy
vigorous hens that have held up
we'll during the first season be
kept. In most flocks about IS
percent of the birds will qualify.
Flocks should be culled care
fully and every bird handled.
Any hen that demonstrates poor
condition should be discarded.
Some outstanding signs that may
be noted are ightness of weight,
swollen infected feet, soft
pendulous abdomen, or soiled
fluff feathers indicative of diges-
tive disturbances.
Flocks of hens to be kept the
| second year are best handled by
diseontinuing the use of lights
| and stimulating feeds after the
18th of October. Some layers
will not stop production after
this treatment. They may be in
terrupted by removing all
| oyster shell or other sources of
calcium from the pens and rest
ricting water to a period of an
hour in the morning and an hour
in the afternoon.
When the flock begins to drop
feathers, water and calcium
should again be made readily
available. Six weeks later cleo
trio lights and stimulating feeds
may be used to return the flock
to production. The layers then
should be managed in the same
manner as group of pullets.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-20

BY Ralf Hardester
Feature Editor TV GUIDE Magazine

Bob Crosby will do the commentary on the MIR. Dixie
land SERIES which will feature us jazz groups in their
native habtats Lillian Roth This Is Your Life) will
star in The Big Switch November 9th U.s. Steel Hour
stanza p Bob Hope-tireless traveller-says BE it
ever so humble, there's place like DC6' Tdllulah
Banead has agreed to do of the Milton Berle shows
, M-G-M wants Garry Moore to co-star in musical
with Debbie Reynolds , Perry Como and Pattie Page
will co-star in special halfhour program November
2nd Al added starter for the Maurice CheUaler spec
tacular December 4th, is the famous French mime,
Marcel Mayceau Another co-starring duo is Lillian
Gish and Joseph Gotten. In William Faulkners Sound
ard the Fury December Goth Red Buttons pondering
offers straight dramatic roles in us Steel Hour and
Studio One p Childhood memoirs will be told on
Omnibus by DR.. Harry Emerson Fosdick, William
Saroyan and James Thurber Patrice Munse may star
in teleflm series about American opera diva in
Europe. Would be filmed in sunny Italy , Doris Day
said to be interested in teefm series in which she'd
play the representative of swm-suit company How
fast can you arrive? Merle Mllers first teevee script
The Marriage Day, submitted as possible Maurice
Euans spectacular! , Rusty Hamer, Danny Thomas
9-year-old son in Make Room For Daddy, was asked
why he didn't dog. Said Rusty:-"Our apartment
building won't allow children animals Sec you
next week.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-20
Proclamation
Designating Oct. 20, 1855
"OhiO's White House Conference
on Education Day"

WHEREAS, representatives of
leading state, county and city
rganizations, and Ohio educa-
tors will join in preliminary con
ferences on education to make
recommendations to be discussed
at the White House Conference
on Education in Washington,
Nov. % Dec. /, 1855, and,
WHEREAS, it has been de-
creed by President Dwight D.
Eisenhower and concurred in by
Ohio White House Conference
Committee members that it is
the inalienable right of every
person, from childhood on, to
have access to knowledge and
that education of all our citizens
is imperative to the maintenance
and invigoration of Americas
free institutions, and,
WHEREAS, the President of
the United States has requested
that a conference on education
be held in each state, culminat-
ing in national conference in
Washington, Nov. % Dec. /,
1855, whereby every level of
government - from the Federal
Government to each local school
board should gain the in
formation with which to attack
serious educational problems.
NOW, THEREFORE, /, HON.
Err JOHNSON, Mayor of Cald-
well, Ohio, do hereby proclaim
Thursday, Oct. 20, 1855 as
WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE
ON EDUCATION DAY, and do
hereby call upon the citizens
of Caldwell, Ohio, to encourage
and sponsor a thorough, wide
spread and concerted study of
educational problems in an effort
to arouse nationwide interest in,
and Improvement of, education.
Only through cooperation of all
citizens can solutions be found
for significant and pressing pro-
blems in the field of education.
Homer Johnson
Mayor
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-20
BIRTHDAY CARD SHOWER

Miss Doris Estadt, who is a
patient in Mt. Carmel hospital,
Columbus, will observe her
birthday anniversary, Friday,
Oct. q. A number of her local
friends are planning a card
shower. Miss Estadt has been
hospitalized since the auto ac-
cident Friday evening which
claimed one life and injured five
others.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-20
RETURN FROM TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Novels, of
Barberton, have returned to
their home after enjoying a three
weeks vacation trip thru the
South. They also visited with
several friends in Caldwell. Mrs.
Novels is the former Ora Axtell
of this community.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-20
TO FORT ORD, CALF.

Kenneth Earl Gill, who was
recently inducted from Noble
county, has been sent to the
heavy mortar company of the Isl
infantry regiment, Fort Ord
Calf. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Gill, of the Dudley
community.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-20
TO HAWAII

TO HAWAII
w. w. Ferguson, of Spruce
street, has received word that
his son, C. D. Ferguson has been
transferred to Hawaii. Mr.. Fer
guson is serving with the U. S.
Navy and his complete address
is as follows: c. d. Ferguson,
AG-l; Fleet Air Wing Two,
Navy No. IA; % F.P.O. San
Francisco, Calf.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-20
ACCEPTS POSITION

Miss Sondra Lee Clark, who
has been employed in Wabash,
Indiana, recently accepted a
position as secretary with the
Huntington National Bank in
Columbus. She visited last week
end at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Clark, Of
North street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-20
CAR RETURNED

Edwin w. Pabst reported Fri
day that his car had been stolen
from a parking lot near Brothers
Furniture Co., in Marietta. 1t
was later reported that the car
has been returned to the owner.
Police said a garage had picked
up the car by mistake.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-20
COLLIDES WITH TRAIN

Sessel Sloan, 28, Of Youngs-
town, escaped injury at 1920
p. m. Thursday night, Oct. 13
when his automobile collided
with a Pennsylvania Railroad
train at Dexter City. The state
patrol reported the fog was
heavy at the time of the accident.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-20
ENJOY VACATION

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Frederick
son OF Railroad street, and Mr..
and Mrs. Phil Christianson left
last Friday for a vacation trip
to Colfax, Wise. They are expect
ed to arrive back in Caldwell
this week
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-20
AT GRAND COUNCIL,

O. H. Pickenpaugh, master of
Caldwell Council No. l2l, Mas
onic Lodge, attended Grand
Council last week at Cincinnati.
John Groves, high priest of the
local Chapter also attended
Grand Chapter at Cincinnati last
week
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-20
ENJOY FURLOUGH

Airmen First Glass Hugh and
Roger Walters, sons of DR.. and
Mrs. l.. B. Walters, of North
street, left Monday for Dover,
Delaware after enjoying a IS
day furlough here. The former
has just returned from a flight
to India, Arabia and Pakistan
and the latter, from a flight to
Iceland.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-20
MARRIAGE PERMIT

During the past week there
was only one marriage permit
issued, according to probate
Judge Earl P. McGinnis. Paul
Leroy Wells, 25, Dexter City
route l, carpenter, and Ruth Ann
Baker, 20, Dexter City route /,
doctors assistant.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-20
MAJOR OPERATION

Frank Reed, local Insurance
agent, entered University hos
pital, Columbus, Friday. where
he underwent a major operation
Tuesday. His condition con-
tinues to improve.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-20

Turn your rugs around to face
in different directions once or
twice a year. This helps to dis
tribute the wear over their en-
tire surface and adds extra years
tn their life