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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-07
SENIOR INSTITUTE

The Senior high institute
begins at Bethesda next Sunday
afternoon. This is for the young
people in Noble county who will
be in the 10th, 18th and 18th
grades next year. Registration
must be in this week.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-07
HOSPITAL NOTES

we'll dismissed July 3.
Countess Henry of Sarahsville
admitted July 4.
Mrs. Guy Oliver of Senecaville
route admitted July 4.
Maggie Oliver of Senecaville
route underwent major surgery
on July 5.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-07
Guernsey Memorial


Ezra Bates of Cumberland was
taken to the hospital by the Nc
Way ambulance on Friday for
observation and treatment.
Ralph Moore was taken by the
McVay ambulance from his home
on North street to the hospital
for observation and treatment.
Jack Kozub of Pleasant City
route 2 admitted July /.
Ronald Groves of Pleasant
City route l dismissed July |.
Vicky, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Davis, of Caldwell,
was dismissed July 3.
Edward Belts of Quaker City
route l admitted July 2.
Mrs. Mike Malenda of Belle
Valley dismissed July 3.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-07
ENJOY HOLIDAY WEEKEND

Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Gray, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Quick. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Ramsey, Atty. and
Mrs. John w. Hazard enjoyed the
July 4th weekend at the Summit
hotel on Route 40, near Union
town. Pa
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-07
ROnar Reunion

BOnar Reunion
The third annual reunion of
the late Vincent and Emily
Brown Bonar will be held at the
Stafford roadside park, Sunday,
July 10. A basket dinner will be
enjoyed at noon. All relatives
and friends are invited.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-07
photo by Boebroeh

the Mary Reed Memorial church
in Crooked Tree at 200 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon with Rev.
Walter Brown officiating. Burial
was made in the church ceme-
terry, with the McVay funeral
home in charge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-07
st. Francis Hospital

Mrs. Lawrence Farrar of Buff
falo admitted July /.
Melvin CHM of Pleasant City
route | admitted July 1.
Lundy Barnett of Quaker City
route admitted July 2.
Dolores Ann Thompson of
Summerfield route dismissed
July 3.
Mrs. Reuben Shafer of Cald-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-07
ON HONOR ROLL

The honor roll of Sc students
achieving high scholastic attain
ments in Ohio State University
school of home economics includ-
ed Mary Margaret Philpot, OF
Symmetrical.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-07
ASSAULT AND BATTERY

Okey Simcox, of route 6.
Caldwell, was picked up by
Sheriff Conaway on an assault
and battery charge. Mrs. Simcox
filed the charges, and the accused
was arraigned before Mayor
Johnson, Wednesday, July 6.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-07
Good Samaritan

UOOU samaritan
Robert Schott of Park Heights,
north of Caldwell, was admitted
to the hospital on June 80 where
he underwent spinal surgery on
July 5. His condition is slowly
improving. His room number is
22l.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-07
Marietta Memorial

Marietta Memorial
Mrs. Vernon Camden of Lower
Salem route was admitted
June 90.
Mrs. Minnie Moore Of Macks-
burg was discharged June 90.
Donald Reed of Caldwell ad-
mitted July |
Mrs. Herbert Clark of Cald-
well route 3 dismissed July 2.
Mrs Richard Beck of Lowell
route 2 discharged July 3.
John Parrish Of Caldwell route
discharged july 2.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-07
Look Who $ Here

Mr. ana MRS. cecil SchOb OF
Elba, are announcing the birth of
a son, born at the Marietta Me-
mortal hospital, July 4.
Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Grubb,
of Lowell, are announcing the
birth of a son on July 4, born
at the Marietta Memorial hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Ramage
of South Olive announce the
birth of a 10 pound son on June
30 at Thompson's hospital. The
new arrival has been named
Robert Mark. Grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sailing of
Dexter City and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivan Ramage of Sharon.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-07
Bethesda HnSnifaI


Mrs. May Paisley of Cumber-
land dismissed July 4.
Richard Davis of Caldwell dis
missed July 4.
Good Samaritan
Mrs. Ernest Finch of MackS-
burg and Mrs. BARLEY Furey OF
Cumberland were dismissed July
p
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-07-07
Marietta Osteopathic

I NEdfIbLtd OStEUpdLIIIC
Craig Cleary of Summerfield
admitted July 3.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-12
Senator Accused Of
Fact Distortion in Charge
OF Postmaster Firing

DETROIT, R-AsSistant Post
master General Norman r. Alb
rams Tuesday accused Sen. DIN
d. Johnson DISC of downright
distortion of facts in saying that
postmasters have been fired by
illegal and political" means.
This administration will more
than welcome any objective in
quiry on the legal and political
removal Of postmasters' inferred
in Johnston's irresponsible and
wreckless statements" Abrams
told a national convention of post
masters here.
Johnston made his charges in a
statement announcing sweep
ing" investigation of the situation.
Abrams asserted:
'The actual facts are that since
Jan. 20, 1853, a total Of 538 post
masters, out or more imam 59,UUU
postmasters in the country, have
been removed.
mot one of the 538 postmas-
tiers was removed for political
reasons"
Meantime, Sen. Carlson R-Kan)
said in telephone interview from
his Concordia, Kan. home that Re-
publicans would welcome" the
Johnston investigation. Johnston
is chairman of the Senate Post Of
fee and Civil Service Committee.
Carlson is the groups ranking Re-
publican member.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-12
Florence Chadwick Sets
New Channel Record,
Gives Up Round Trip Try

CALLS, France, R-Florence
Chadwick, the San Diego, Calf,
long distance swimming star, set
a record Of IS hours, SIS minutes
in her England-to-France swim
across the English Channel which
ended early today.
This Topped IL minutes off the
previous east bound mark set ear
lier this year by England's Bill
Pickering.
The 35-year-old Miss Chadwick,
who had swum the channel both
ways in previous seasons, had
hoped to make a nonstop round
trip this time but gave up because
of the cold water.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-12
Freighters Back From
Arctic Supply Mission
Suffered Little Damage

SEATTLE, R-Maritime Ad-
ministration freighters carrying
materials and equipment for the
radar network in the arctic did
not suffer as much damage from
the ice as had been expected.
Joseph Hare, Maritime Admin
istration representative in Seattle,
said inspections in the past few
days had not disclosed any major
damage.
There were indentations in
some Of the hulls, but no pune
lures" Hare said.
"All of. the ships had some dam
age, but it was not as great as had
been expected.
Zone ship had a small hole in
its hull but it was above the wat
erline and the Navy repaired it
in the arctic"
While none Of the ships had
major damage, about 100000 will
be spent in Puget sound shipyards
to get the ten Maritime Admins
tration vessels repaired and back
in the reserve fleet at Olympia.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-12
Los Angeles Dogs
Guaranteed for a Year
Because of Rabies Cases

LOS ANGELES "a dogs life
in Los Angeles has become, well,
a dogs life.
All dogs in city and county
Monday were ordered quarantined
by the city health officer for at
least year because of the rabies
situation. There have been 81
rabid dog reports since Jan. l.,
most in 10 years. The order re-
duires dogs be confined to owners
premises except when on leash
not more than five feet long.
On top of that, Mrs.Sally Moody
urged new law requiring mar
riage licences for CANNES. Her or
dinance would make it a misde-
meanor "to breed a female dog or
to permit an owned female dog to
be bred without first obtaining a
license or permit to do SO from the
city or county"
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-12
Sanitation Team To Hold
Classes Here For Village
Representatives Next Week

Many interesting guests attend
ed the noon luncheon Of the
Chamber of Commerce yesterday.
The Alaska Dept. of Health
sanitation team explained their
work in this area and how they
are endeavoring to educate the
people living in the remote viii
lagos on ways to improve their
living conditions. They stated that
representatives from each of ten
villages have been chosen to at
tend classes in Nome next week
on practical solution of water
supply, waste disposal and gen.
eral sanitation in their respective
communities. The program is
sponsored jointly by the US. Pub
ic Health Service and the Alaska
Dept. Of Health. In the sanitation
team are Richard Holmgren, Dan
Hungerford and Laurie Parker.
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas Hudson of
Grandview, Wash, who arrived
yesterday for the Lutheran
Church, were introduced. Miss
Bertha Stedje who has been sta
toned here was also introduced.
Miss Sondya Peterson, new
nurse for the MIMI Hospital,
from Minnesota, was a guest Of
Chamber, as was Joe Gatska,
the Fuller brush man.
Larry Calvin reported that
Nome will suffer a meat shortage
this year, resulting in higher
priced airborne meat, as the AL
aska Steamship Co. was unable
to load meat market supplies in
the last minutes before sailing.
Calvin stated the Mere meat
was cut 10000 pounds cold stor-
age space and the Northern Com
mercial Co. by like amount.
It is believed the cold storage
space was taken UP by unexpect-
eddy large amounts Of meat ship
ped by the contractors working
in this area.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-11
Club Calendar

College Hill Club. Thursday.
NOV 10 al 8 p IN with Mrs. j..
NJ Fredericksen at Hampden- Sgd
ney Speaker Mrs J W. Whitfield
on New Bern Adventure.
Noman'S Auxiliary to Johns
Memorial Episcopal Church. Mon
dav Nov IA General meeting At
Is m tn Parish House With Mrs
Luther Apperson. Diocesan AuNl-
,ary president as guest speaker
circle No short business meet
ne at 100 , N
SCS, Farmy>lc Methodist
Church Monday Nov IA at s ?.
m AS follows Ne | With Mrs J..
81 Nobln Route No > Mrs j..
p Gorrcl Fourth Ave 9Ext No.
X MIS- r. 4 Gregory sos Park
Na MIS- { c Pearce Beech
sd NH 3 Misses Htners. 300 ST
George No Mrs j r Horne.
Putnoy ENt Ne r Mrs. W q
Haag ia S Virginia No 8 with
Ms J p WINNIE Fourth Ave
FN' with Mrs Ridley Sanderford.
co-hostcss No 9 Mrs c o Kidd.
JlI O4k 81 No 10 Mrs W. r.
Anderson APPROXIMATION st
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-11

The 1napl4 freuds' fu Cuh met
lset Monday MINT p4th Mrs G.
. williamson MTs Shirley ReY-
holds the noH president DON
duc'@d bnef business nceging
duung wbich The following chair
men for next year were named
Federation Goal Mrs Averrtte
Simpson Cancel Drive. Mrs w
penick and Mrs Hazel PoNel
Program Development MRS q Q
williamson and reporter MIS-
o II Booth
All members present brought
along Their Emitting needle and
several received thejr lesson in
knitting
a social hour With refreshments
served by lhc hostess was enjoyed
The nc&t meeting viii be With
MRS Apcrrtte Simpson on NOV
10 al z 30 . m
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-11
Diocesan Head To
Speak Monday At
Episcopal Group

Mis- Luther Appetson. presi-
dent of the Woman.s Auxiliary of
the Diocese Of Southern Virginia.
viii be the guest speaker at the
Malday Nov IA meeting Of the
n iiary Of Johns Memorial Epis-
copal Church. The meeting viii
be held at p m in tie PaIsh
House on High Street
Mrs Apperson q resident Of
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-11

Thc Young Peoples Fellowship
Of johns Memorial Episcopal
Church Hill hold a Bake Sale on
Saturday NOV H. beginning at
10 IN at $40 N Main Street
next TO the First National Bank
Homemade pies, cakes, cookies
and candy Will be on sale Pro-
ceeds VII lbe uused for the young
people S church projects
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-11

s.o l.s*1 II a I 'i FL '. q a .l5. Ha
Florists. Petersburg VIA arc nov
on sale mr. Hill an authority on
flower arranging is being spon-
sored by the Garden Study Club
TO come on Thursday. Nov II. to
demonstrate Christmas arrange
ments and decorations
The meeting open to the pub
lie WIN be held at 3 30 Thursday
afternoon nl the Small Auditorium
az LongUood College
All interested IN attending this
event should contact Mrs Allen
Fore Second Avenue Or any
members Of the club for tickets
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-11

Mr. and MIS- Walter c Palmer
III Of Warwick announce the
birth Of a daughter Ann Carey
GA Sunday october 80 at River
side Hospital. Newport News
Mrs Palmorc IS The folmcl MISS
Margaret Smith Of Farmpillo
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-11
GUSTS Al WOKSnAM

Guests Of Mr. and Mrs r w
Garter Of Worsham Monday Wa.
Robert Carier ot Martmsti.ic
Evening star., 1955-11-06
BODY SURFING
GAINS AS SPORT
HONOLULU.


Body surfing is giving
surfboard riding some big
competition as Hawaii's No.
1. water sport.
The idea is the same as
board surfing except that
instead of padding for a
wave, you swim for it. And
then you slide away from
the break to get a long and
speedy ride.
When you see q wave
forming you work yourself
into a position about 10
yards seaward of where you
think it win break, then
swim hard to catch it. Fins
are helpful. but not neces-
sary, at Oahu's three IA
vorite body-surfing points
Makapuu. Black Point and
Kuhio Beach.
At Makapuu. the combers
sometimes mount up to II
feet high,
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Luxury Liners to Make
Express Runs to Spain

tion. In the name Of his govern
Iment and the people Of Spain he
extended ''our most cordial and
friendly welcome" "
Addition Of the so calls at AL
Igeciras will bring to liz the num-
ber Of annual passenger calls in
Spain by American Export Lines
vessels Twenty-six eastbound
and 26 westbonnd calls will con-
Itinue to be made at Barcelona
by the one-ciass 'Feur Aces. the
Excalibur. Exeter, Excambior
land Exochorda.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
New Ski centers Raise
IMiehigun TotuI TO A
LANSING

A preseason check of Michi-
gan's winter sports facilities by
the State Tourist Council indi-
Gates that A ski centers win 60
into operation with the opening
of this winters ski season.
Three others will make their
debut this season: The Au Sable
Ranch and Ski Club near Gay
lord, Milo Mountain in northeast
Michigan and Glacier Hills SIX
Club near Bellaire in the Grand
Traverse region.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Red Reinstatement
OTTAWA

Ontario motorists reinstated
after losing their driving licenses
for drunk driving are now being
issued for the first two years q
special red license with the
word ''reinstated" across the
front.
The new policy came into
force September /, and 1t is
about 1000 drivers will
be affected each year.
There is a possibility the red
license system will be extended
to all reinstated drivers. regard
less of the offense for which the
license was cancelled,
Evening star., 1955-11-06
/ Icuroniu Soils July ;
On North Cope Cruise
NEW WORK

NEW YOftfA.
For the sixth consecutive year.
the cunard liner caronia is
scheduled to make a 3s-day voy-
age to the North Cape and the
Land Of the Midnight Sun, Sail
ling date is July 8.
The cruise will cover II ports
in seven northern European
countries, including calls al
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Drop Into Gold Mine
Is Speedy Business
JOHANNESBURG

Not the least Of the excitement
found in visiting gold mines in
johannesburg. South Africa. is
taking an elevator down to the
center of the mining activity.
The elevators, or lifts. move
between $500 and 5000 feet 9
minute, almost twice as fast as
the speediest New York City Of
fee building elevator.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Bermuda Shops Now
Process Color Slides
HAMILTON

I - ~. -
Tourists and vacation visitors
Ito Bermuda, who plan to take
souvenir Ektachrome color slides
Iof the picturesque island and its
sandy beaches, now have the
chance to see the results of their
photography before they leave
for home.
Facilities are now available in
Bermuda for processing the film,
Evening star., 1955-11-06

Reykayik Hammerfest North Norheimsund Oslo.
CAPE Lyngen Lofoen Islands Gohenburs Queensery Oba
Syartsen Glacier Trondhcm Dun Laoghaire, Glengarrs
Aandalsnes Helesyl Merck Hayre and Southampton e
Evening star., 1955-09-07
Freed Prisoner
And Detective Plan
To Write Songs

An Arlington County detective
and a former prisoner who was
released yesterday after serving
eight days for yagrancy plan to
form a song-writing team ii
they can get a record company
interested in two they have al
ready elaborated on.
Theodore M. Borrelli, jr., "a
was freed after a $40 vagrancy
fine was suspended and he paid
$4.75 costs. The $4.75 was pro-
vided by Mark Evans on whose
television program the song
writing pair appeared yesterday
Today, Borrelli was looking
for a job. Yesterday he was
accompanied on his search by
Detective Alvin A. Fuchsman
who arrested him August 26 and
later set to music two poems
written by Borrelli.
Borrelli. who has spent 8 OF
his "a years behind bars. says
he writes poetry to relax.
Borrelli said the arrest was
lone of the luckiest things that
ever happened to me-"
Evening star., 1955-09-07
Rockville Split
On Zone Bid

Rockville's City Council split
2-2 last night on a motion tc
deny Phillip M. Humans peti.
ton for commercial zoning oil
l2.2 acres at the southeast corner
of Viers Mill road and Atlantic
avenue.
Councilman Alexander Greene
made the motion to deny the
controversial application. He
was seconded by Mayor Dickran
Y. Hovsepian. Councilman John
Oxley and Wendell Turner voted
against the motion, however,
leaving the issue up in the air
until nE,t weeks meeting.
Councilman James Robertson
was absent.
The Hannah proposal drew
IRE from the Twinbrook Citizens
Association which last night
submitted q petition listing 597
Twinbrook residents opposed to
the zoning and 10 in favor Of it
Installation Of s and 8 inch
water mains on Luckett street
from Carr avenue to Anderson
avenue was held up after prop
erty owners protested they would
be taxed to improve the entire
water system.
The area Is presently served
by 2-inch mains which City
Manager John H. MARYLAND said
are inadequate for fire protec-
Ition.
Evening star., 1955-09-07
Lunkford Seeks U. S. Relief
For Victims Of Nearby Flood

Representative Lankford, DEM
ocrat of Maryland. said today he
is seeking Federal emergency re-
lief for homeowners in the Peace
Cross area of Prince Georges
County who suffered flood dam
age in last months hurricane
rains.
Mr.. Lankford, who represents
the 5th district, which includes
Prince Georges County, said he
thinks I'VE can come up with
something that will help those
people who suffered severe dam
age"
He said town ofiicials of Bla-
densburg. Colmar Manor and Ed
Evening star., 1955-09-07

monston are now surveying flood
damage in their communities at
his request. Those towns were
hardest hit by flood waters
which also blocked of Peace
Cross intersection In Bladens-
burg.
The Agriculture Department
last month made low interest rate
loans available to Southern
Maryland tobacco farmers whose
crops were damaged by the heavy
rains.
At the Colmar Manor Town
Council meeting last night, ON
cials reported flood damage in
that community amounted to
$3.50.
Evening star., 1955-09-07
Sidewalk Law Gets
Falls Church Study

The Falls Church Planning
Commission is studying the pos
sibility of requiring sidewalks In
all housing developments.
A sidewalk ordinance Is on the
books. but the commission has
not insisted on its enforcement,
After a discussion last night
the commission decided to give
the matter further study.
In other action, the group
recommended that a 40-foot strip
Iof land on Hillwood avenue
between two commercial sites be
rezoned from residential to gen.
eral business.
Evening star., 1955-09-07
Sewer Line
Gets Funds

The Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission yesterday
authorized payment Of $335.672
TO the District Of Columbia foi
construction Of . line to carry
Prince Georges County sewage
eventually to the Blue Plains
disposal plant.
The force main and gravity
sewer win be installed along
Kenilworth avenue between
Forty-second street NE. and The
District line.
In other business, the COM
mission approved q set OF regn-
lations governing the installa-
ton Of water and sewer lines In
areas of Prince Georges County
outside the sanitary district
The regulations, q spokesman
said, are similar to those gov.
erning installations within thu
sanitary district.
The regulations are effective
Immediately.
The action was taken in com.
lpliance with an act OF the las
Maryland Assembly. A publi,
hearing on proposed regulation
was held last month and drew
no major objections.
Evening star., 1955-09-07

concrete floor of the garage
where rodents could dig in.
The old houses that were in
'spected yesterday all suffered
from a lack of electric outlets in
the walls. The new code speci-
fies at least one outlet in the wall
and one overhead.
Screens Required
Screens we're another prob
lem. The code says each window
in a rooming or boarding house
must have q screen from March
Is to November Is.
, The outside water closet, al
though not in evidence In the
houses inspected Yesterday, Is
against the. law now. and must
be capped.
There are many other refine
ments Of the code, which draws
together earlier regulations and
adds some new ones, giving teeth
to the whole.
The inspection Of the first seq
ment of the city will take two
years, without allowing for vaca-
tions for the inspectors. city off,
cials estimate. The inspectors
yesterday were feeling their way
along with unfamiliar forms and
an unfamiliar law.
They made note of every vio-
lation. although they were Itch
ing. in Mr.. Jackson's words, to
get away from the decent hous-
ing and work at clearing UP
some of the real slums and
about-to-be slums.
Reports to Be Weighed
The inspection teams will
move from west TO east in the
first area.
Their reports will be evalu-
ated by the officials OF the hous-
ing division of the Inspections
and Licenses Department Of the
city government. Those officials
will send out notices of violation
to the owners Of the offending
property. giving them certain
time to comply with the law.
If they don't, their cases will
be taken to Corporation Coun-
sells Office in Municipal Court
for a hearing. If nothing comes
of that, the Corporation Coun-
sci can take the cases before a
Judge, who can levy fines or
sentence the yiolators to jail,
or both.
Evening star., 1955-09-07
Pharmacy Freshman
Honored in Virqiniu

RICHMOND. Va. Sept. Z R),
A student from Orange. Va,
received trophy here today as
lthe outstanding freshman in the
medical college of Virginia's s
School Of Pharmacy.
DR.. r. Blackwell Smith, jr.,
dean of the school, presented
Carl r. johnson with the award
for his previous high scholastic
record.