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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-08-23

Winners in the annual All club style on the
Caldwell auditorium following the presentation
of their projects the Thursday evening show Left to right
Arlene Henderson, daughter Of Mr., and Mrs
Henderson, Caldwell club Doris Way daughter of MIR.
and Mrs Albert Way Dexter City club; and Sandra Rich
daughter of Mr. Mrs. William Rich, Mt Ephraim club
Bottom left to right Dolores Bond, daughter of Mr.
Dallas Bond MT Ephrain club; Patricia Reed daugh
Ernest Reed Mt Ephram club; Helen Tete
and Mrs Doyle Teters Brookfed club and
Judy daughter of Mr. and Mrs James Hnkle Caldwell
club.
pictured in the winners class Oracle Brm
daughter Mr. and Mrs Henry Brumbach and Janet
Mendenhall daughter of Mr. and Mrs Calvin Mendenhal
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-08-23

SEE US FOR your Bottle Gas
needs. D. ID. Nichols, Caldwell.
Ohia. A7tf.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20

and Mary Louise Knots, q, both
near Grafton, w Va.
Vance Junior Gribble, 49, par
ent'S consent assemblcr, Tunnel
ton, w Va and Teresa Rose Tress.
/ q, Arthurdale, W. Va.
Donald Delayne Reckart, %.
miner, and Naomi Easter Miller.
%, both Albright, w Va.
James Raymond Wolfe, 26, miner.
and Mary Lou Mcdaniel, %, both
of Newburg, w. Va
Kenneth Leo Linderman. 10.
parents consent installer North
Charleroi, Pa, and Loretta Mac
McMillen, IS, near Charlcroi, Pa.
Steve George ROssman 40, truck
driver, and Virginia Mae Marplc,
b. both Pittsburgh, Pa.
Harold Richard Meredith, 20.
parents CONSENT U. S. Marine.
and Virginia Martha Skormislcy.
10. both Fairmont w. Va
Worth Butcher IS. farmer.
Onego, w. Va and Violet Bryant.
"a, Dry Fork. w. Va.
Donald Lee Savage, q. u. S.
Navy, and Arveta Marie Bell, IS.
both Oakland.
Franklin Lewis Hunt, q. student.
independence, Pa, and Catherine
Mary Kubacka, IS, Avella Pa.
James Marshall Blizzard, Jr., q.
student Bayard. w. Va. and Patty
Fern Kline, 81 Cumberland
Donald Lee Pratt. 10. parents
consent U. S. Navy, and Freda
June Constable, IS, both Grafton,
W. Va.
Clark Lorraine Bittinger, IS, par
ent's CONSENT miner. near Frost
burg, and Violet Arbutus Lease.
Is, Midland.
Robert Lee Glaspell, 80, coal
operator and Loverna Katherine
Currey 36, both Bridgeport, w.
Va
Arthur Kleinman, %, craftsman,
and Mary Lee Demola, Is, both
Jersey City, N. J.
Francis Lee Plymalc. 49, par
ents consent) L. S. Navy, and Bon
mic June Gawthrop, 10, both Graf
ton w Va.
Bernard Howard Ashby, 20, par
ent's CONSENT laborcr. and Betty
Elaine Polling. 49, both Grafton, w.
Va.
Ralph Clement Strimcl, 10. par
cnts consent truck salesman.
Point Marion, Pa, and Audrey
June Durham 16, parents con
sent Cans, Pa
Charles Lester Johnson q. la
borer, Lock Point N. Y. and Betty
X athprpnp DaFOOzo 1S lore w
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20
% Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

TWcntN-ninc marriage licenses
were issued during the past week
ending Monday morning from the
office Of Richard L. Davis clerk
Of the Circuit court. This brought
the total for December thus far to
So. Three licenses issued during
the week were marked don't pub
lish
jess Willard Callahan, Al. miner.
Mather. Pa. and Mary Magdalene
Smith 49, MorgantoWn, w Va.
Donald Claire Davis. 43, glass
worker. and Florida Lachapelle, 43,
both Clarksburg, W Va.
Stanley Howard Vetter %. farm
er, Moorefield, w Va. and Delor-
les Gail Brooks, 90 Cabins, w Va.
Charles Erwin Woods, 81, sea
man, Cassville, W. Va, and Naomi
Bringham. 20, Westover, w. Va
Donald Lee Geiger. p, y. S.
army, and Angela Ida PellerZi, %,
both Cumberland.
Odbert Lee HoVatter 80, laborcr,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20
PersonaIize Your
Greeting Cards

You can personalize the greet
gs you send to special friends by
making your own cards. Handmade
Christmas cards are fun to make,
send and receive and truly reflect
the personality Of the sender.
One simple way to make cards
is to trace a design that reflects
your family personality or a sym
Dol Of the season on a block Of limo
leum. Cut away all but the part
you want to print, dip this part
into colored ink, and stamp it on
folded piece OF good quality pa
per. Then hand-letter your holiday
message on the inside.
Other cards can be made by
painting, or by cutting pictures
and designs from last years cards
and putting them together in new
designs to make fresh, personal
wed greetings.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20
Snow Is Probable

Forccastcrs are predicting pos
sblc snow over the Christmas holt
day period, but it was anything but
that today with rain falling and the
temperature in the 40's.
There has been variety of
weather for the week Last Friday
cold rain in the area turned to
ice and covered trees and tcle-
phone lines, and made highways
hazardous
The extensive amount of rainfall
in the area showed its effects with
the rise of all the streams but they
remained within their banks Near
~ one and one-half inches Of rain
fell in a 24-hour period.
Sunday was moderate, clearing
at night with heavy frost expert
enced Monday morning Monday
was mild and windy. colder on
Tuesday while Wednesday was
clear and moderating
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20
lockwood Hi Edges
Northern 90 to 40

lockwood High school overcame
a threc-point first period deficit
and went on TO defeat Northern
High school of the Cove on Fri
day OH the Northern court The
final score was 60 to 49,
Bill Lamp found the range for
"a points to lead Rockwood's at
tack. Gary Hetrick and Darwin
Robson we're tops for the losers
with IS and 10 markers.
Northern led IA to Il at the quar-
ter but was trailing 1922 at the
half. Playing for Northern we're w.
HENDERSON with I points, c. Hum
berson with 2; Robson, 10; Het-
rick, 10; Mickey 3; Mckenzie, /;
Glass, 5; and Schroyer, s.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20

tractor and Mary Louise Malotte
A. both Morgantown, w. Va.
John Roger Reiner Is. parents
ronsenJ L S Air Force Mt Lake
Park, and Dolores Jean Cogley, IT,
parents CONSENT near Oakland
Ralpheard Dale Nazelrod, 26 car
penter, and Evelyn May Baker, 10,
both near Deer Park.
Ronald Wayne Basinger, Is, par
ents consent laborer, and Joyce
kathryne Rcam, H. parents CON
sent both near Confluence Pa.
Franklin Richard Thomas, %,
timberman. and Alice VIRGINIA
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20

Guthrie, II, parents CONSENT both
Hazelton, w, Va
Delmar Ernest Naylor Jr.. 49,
parents CONSENT mechanic, near
Lake Lynn Pa, and Dorothy Jane
Wilson, 10, Point Marion, Pa.
Carl Lois Haines, as, supervisor,
and Jessie Elizabeth Radcliffe, 81,
both Baltimore.
Kenneth Collins. 20 parents
CONSENT laborer, Canton. O., and
Dorcis May Maybe. %, Merden, w.
Va.
Donald Eugene Weyrick, Is. dock
worker, near Mogadore. O.. and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20
FRIENDSVILLE
Holiday Dance

The newly organized Alumni AS
ISOLATION is sponsoring a Holiday
dance on Saturday evening, De
cember 20, from 9 to II D. m, at
the Northern High gym The music
will be provided by Joe Anastasi
and his orchestra from UniontoWn,
Pa The admission will be 81 50
couple and Sl0O stag All alumni
from Friendsville High school are
inVited to Attend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20

Eisenhower and Dulles hailed
what they called renewed evi-
dencc of vigor and unity" in The
Atlantic Alliance.
The hungarian tragedy has
knocked Communist Strength in
Western Europe TO new low
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20

Vicki Parich. IS, Akron, Q.
Charles Marvin Reel. 81 clerk,
Cumberland, and Leatha Juanita
Kearney SO, Grafton, w. Va
Dale Carlton Spahr q, clerk,
near Tunnelton, w. Va, and Mil
dred Irene Myers, 10, TOWNSVILLE,
w. Va
Wendell jenkins 49, sheet metal
worker Cleveland o., and Helen
Margaret Maynard, q, near Union
town, Pa.
Death toll in Maryland as of De-
cember 10 stood at SIP.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-08-31
Houses For Rent
MAYFAIR APIS.
Wanted TO Rent

IN NEED OF HOUSE TO RENT FOR
MOTHER and SIX CHILDREN. Call
Miss Kilcoyne, CA. 1881.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-08-31
Tile
Washed Sand q Gravel

Bank Run Gravel, Top Soil, Fill Diri.
BuiidozinS. coLvtN. HI. 5000.
HART RID. SAND AND GRAVEL co.
Bank run gravel, crushed stone, top
soil Immediate delivery. HI. 4-O770.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-08-31

CASH for Singles, Doubles or Duplexes
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7-1291. GALL g. THOMPSON REAL
TORS, '2765 Cleveland Ave.
REYNOLDSBURG AND SUBURBAN
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-06

reVardng things about being weekly pub
achieves with subscribers and
readers
Every now and booeeper preoceupied with
circulation records In them we are warm
after have supported
the paper with their subscriptions.
only years ago personally acquainted
and the have grown older the
relationship readers has less The growth OF the
publication necessary correspondent to spend
sitting stuffy office dOOrbel col
Iecting subscriptions as did in the early days
We remember that in Of collection tours we ran into
many good stories Every cup coffee with
family. to listen to OF the family woes
On at least baby sitter until
purchase meat for the fays sup
In In. earlier days when a years subscription
often 1t necessary collect the entire
amount the 1884 to
ato a. not eopdciy. to much optnisn-alusouSh
plenty o l just the
While we sent out subscriptions circumstances
M not hermit IA 10 wait very long for our subscribers get
mailing the homes Of
paying the Pretex that were looking for
believe but let tell our tale and then
paid us he tor " really hoping
subscribers the late Luther Abbey His
Abbey circulation list after 20 years
grand treasurer Of the oES the
highest held with the Order Of
the first information
ally leaders living in Paris for many years
writing up subscription for haceo Simmons
Baptist pillar with fine wife
Mrs Harry subscriber in the earlier days was
always encouraging the Marshals Eddie
Peter MaoFarane was early naboergasted
taking subscription when had been very
happy when could get ono year order Inc ae " A
took us subscription
20 We always had sne"ng feeling
Mr. MaeFarane thought we pretty radical
subscriber since the first day the paper
appeared Years ago with and the late W. II
(By used TO bother her TO death WIN our Pa"
publish apparently felt would
she is one Of length Of continued leadership
With the years fleeing reward Of personal contact with
contacts OF earlier days
wit - many Of Gods finest foks-Cedl Newman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-06
Improved Allegations Are Again Used In
Conversational Smeors

President T. recently
lyoa University South New Orleans He spoke against
racial segregation.
Immediately he was subjected To attack as sbversve Com
nympatzer Material for the attack
committee obtained
at the request Senator Easiand tDem, Miss
Negro a outstanding
people
point against
of o
the committee decided At that
neStn unevaluaed material half
fehoods congiomerahon of everything bad
said about the individual concsedwsre the
Methodist Bishop Bromley before the committee
protest files which had public had amsared
prove adopted practice
releasing material from Its unsVauatod rscordS
ON Feb 49, 1855 Representative Gahngs dem Ark intro
Congressional
10 individuals connected with the National Association for the Ad
cooed People II took 40 fun Of small type
Each report started with these words:
The public files and publications Of this committee
following information the subject individual THIS
should not be construed representing the results Of an
vesgaon should be noted that
the individual necessarily Communist Communist
thixer a otherwise Indicated"
followed congomeaton charges alega
tons. implications OF dsIoyalty.
introducing statements. Gathugs said: Here
speak them
dcton of these affiliations by these individual members OF the
.oeiaion" .'
The truth Ia most OF these individuals a
trso state their cas-" As an on" that Wisconsin
Iudgeone Lloyd Al
alegedy associations
and Ia implying that he In n dangerous
The file doesn't mention his real recodas outstanding and
the University Of Wisconsin from 1925 holder Of
membership
security board brief mention
OF HIS eharmanp OF the national war labor board on The record is
tho committee and the Congressional Record earn
son a inimeal o
proof decided
sEothat unsvaated business public
and ouGh, TO be kept locked from oveon" except "
enforcement and security officials willing and able to evaae them
milwaukee, Journal
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-06
TAKES Ks 70 TASK ON SCHOOLS


march 18th answering question his enforcing
esegregaon public schools said that progress must be
the Southern
had
Supreme Court ruling that equal
This clearly present, day politics.
first the which the Republicans play roactonay
Southern Democrats deep ignorance
dent given by
dent Eisenhower namely
separate equal according just
nearly everyone but the
The separate but equal doctrine laid by Supreme
Court 1895 Foryve years after that here was the The
Southern states in 1910 only per
pupil the education Negro children
white children Actually spent
s less smal proportion Negro
schoo) Alabama Georgia Louisiana
pupil compared they
a
BY a very Improvement
Negro getting
children getting the South but 1906 much instead
Alabama pupil
TO $3.50 and South Carolina from 300 to 500 Even ggrd Msss
spp had i7qs despite
exceptions oklahoma obeyng
the separate but equal doctrine.
say
known in general way though OF course in precise fig
everyone thought about the matter at all that
equal doctrine
Just plain Either he was abysay or else he was
making spccious plea hope
this his feat of the 1852 by
Southern states
children
pressure
During period appointment
famous commission on caV tush's win J" report osuns SeGre
and discrimination and the made public
generally by the NAACP legal
to admission of Negro students graduate and profess
where equal
these decisions the Southern states undertook and intensive but be
years separate equal decision
catona facilities equal but less unequal than before Alfred
Baker Lewis ~ Prospect East, Mount Vernon. ~ Y.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-06
Southern Dems & Republicans Buddies In
ConoYeSS

Violent partsanshp absent
For thing the coalition control tina
pretty things past years truly
partisan coalition of Republicans Southern Democrats They
and well with That th
handling OF the delicate lobby investigation crisis
Another that the south control the
committee charmanshps To Of them Republican Pre
Eisenhower about desirable
President kefanyer HAr
long they keep their ehairmanahips
OF there might be overwhelming Republican victory
this fall That would Republicans command Of Congress Th
phosophc them would b
personally their The casualties wout
North The southerners seniority tn.
precious % Congressional which commute,
would
Souherners would right back
the seats OF power
which the Democrats unite
Lacking that the two wings OF the party might Zap off separate
doesn't necessarily that the Democratic northern
alliance with might the election Blu
difficult Truman is4s Any chance Of dons
again depend the Nearly everybody
sect fairly content Richard l. strout
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-06

the week II not the was oy
Montgomery Alabama Aubrey
speech last week end TO the Natohh Law
years She walking because OF e ous oyco
by Negroes Aubrey. driving by In his offered
I'm not tired she said when used
rode but my spirit would Walk now my
hat off TO the wonderful old
lady words eoqueny illuminate the Issue OF
the South whether one half Of Its people are
be they please without being Illuminated
by re other half
BY Of the week we found most sour "s
prssy requires than the mere
presence children the classroom win hat
one Ada thump high estimation Inc
the classroom may
not be Indignation" it's certainly the necessary frs, step
svensn suggestion that the school Indignation issue be
only another example OF the
WAY many elements backing down TO mon
pressure put the class with Carmichael
the University Governor Folsom While that old
adys spirit Ada r. stone In stones weekly
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-06

whether The safety
motorists with the growing horsepower
Safety along safety
padded Dashboard and
absorbent being talked OF
called
seat" the right hand OF the
the radical
needed MEDIUM
high priced will feature Of 400 horsepower
~ 800 horsepower What q Jump
when luxury class model boasd 90 horsepower
horsepower designed give
neihity but highways
travel speed likely remain constant temptation And prob
lem drives multiplying
The safety need suitable
motoring Something order outfits by
undersea
worked battened-yct
killed highways than all
Washington Post and tmes
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-06
Letters To The Editor
may Void FoR Estes kfrAUvrR

Editor: Ny wife and myself Independent
less voted for DEL candidates
welded together by Hubert H. Humphrey
On March 90 voted for Senator
thought position opposing Stevenson was
sound and we thought Kefauver southerne
sderably spunk contestIng
Democratic party than the gentleman from Illinois
We voted for keauyer but didn't expect him
the party machinery well oiled and gared TO defeat
surprise when the Tennessee hand
All those sour that being thrown
silly We read two stories the papers Negro
which told
kefauVe total Neither story thought necessary point
fact that In than forces with
assists from you and able away
Stevenson szeabe number Of Negro supported
him 1852.
In the third congressional district the
part Of the difference
the Kefauyer victory among your
readers who felt opposition Joined
others In voting kindly honey
Mrs W. L. Briseo, Anoka, Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-06
Winthrop Rockefeller Coming

Tho Minneapolis Urban League constantly winning
q worthwhile scrvceabe agency
other achievement to its credit after Friday night
League Twin city organization no
matter how important and powerful has able
presenting s principal speaker its aoh
Winthrop Rockefeller Of the fabulous Rockefeller clan
may pas, year. Rockefeller passing
through the Twin C1.ea but can't
Rockefeller speaking here to
a member Of the board
National Urban
favor but matter the circumstances
from grandson OF the famed John D.
right interesting career
and interest In the people u this nation black and
ting along together At he operates huge
Negro He that
wealthy young who feel that they have duty to put their
nation will enjoy greater unity.
The subject Friday
be the provocative our Role These Troubled Times We
sure he viii have something important To say,
Many Republican friends perpeusy
northern Negroes have voted Democratic the southern
article MONITOR correspondent
Joseph arseh reprinted elsewhere in s edition TO know the
Congressman Ray predicts
hill reported the Powell
Ninety
prepared
school districts school
nance Of the Supreme Court
Wonder that minority reported
Stevenson that the Negro votes in the Third Congressional district
factor in the KstAuyer victory that district
And then been trying how either Of the
Twin Cities sort out tire Negro vote from ;hs; % the white
there
Informed ~hsr. all OF the vote" are NeGOSA
owl rsAu orsaHts.ons DUTY cry
unless tsined Housng ~uiS
oct that ia~nH.o~.s shArISnsd sg'
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-06
Senator Hubert Humphrey OK.

n inquiries newspapers present
feeling
been change for Hubert Humphrey
opinion Of tho most useful dedicated
public life.
We didn't along with his
that wasn't anything
fsred with Hubert ~ Humphrey number
ated feeling OF admiration and
y. Senator
Humphrey grown years
made civil national
convention There Humphreys position
has altered civil rights This
out tho falay Of such charge.
Humphrey exponent rights today
he i9s T. representing
wishes of his well
In responbe poaiton that no
political convention Thus
Koared Ia get results, not headlines.
H. In the days Humphrey elected the u
from THE ataa had noticed principles
aunclatSd challenge
change We have watched Humphrey than perhaps
his
OF civil rights and without
remains seadaH hts devotion Ia rights
first came to public attention,
presented
Southern Manifesto the Congress-
phrsy Of the three u
depy to the southA defiance OF the u Supreme Court
rights critics Humphrey ought examine record on
the ian before becoming critical Believers
turbed appear program
cent civil rights conference in Washington.
The cv rights program of It's advocates to-day and
proved
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-06

AdnEon Wagner national commander Of the American lie
Eun cunning UNEsCo United Nations Etues
Scientific and Cultural organza'on lie thinks its submissive
needed and thorough nvestigs
what Wagner needs look AZ % his legion files
Legion announced that
had studied uSEsCo and produced exhaustive
report clearing this United Nations organization Of left wing charges
report exhaustive, all right II
made BY committee % legion royalty headed by Ray Murphy
formerly Wagner one Of Its members
sgon auxiliary UNEsCo publications. which
Wagner susverve At the tales OF Hans
Christian charges
CNESCo based widely circulated nsstatenenis and
whose traced to professional hate
groups"
junkd the It's last national
would do Wagner good to read e. II the result OF
thorough Investigation he cries for He probably
read IT, though because doesn't produce the result his pecon
opinion
his victim trsd-As tust wants hAngea-
JOURNAL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-06
Who's. Subversive!

The South Carolina House Of Representatives has called
u, r. Attorney the
Advancement ~ Colored People the Subyersye list
= wants South Carolina and al
other states 10 obey the Constitution
Court ON the other
ucians the and
known method and trick short evads
the Supreme edict
Who's subvsrnivs We ask you. gentle readerY
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-06

Often the reason n person BE-
come quiet A. he grows Older Is
that he has more 20 keep quiet
about."--Joseph G. SalAk. ..
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-06

Nowadays. It's One for the
money. two for the show, three 10
make ready, four 10 20 and five
bucks for the baby sitter
Quote.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-06

a wuman's definitioa Of . girl
IL any woman her own age" -
Sara VI. Henritsy.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-06

Only ten pounds Of 24o-pound
pig are center cut pork chops
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-11-29
BluftOn Cagers
Play Double-Header
Tonight, Thursday

The Bluffton Merchants basketball
team coached by Harry Klay will
play two non-league games Thursday
night at Founders hall before
opening the season in the Lima
Major League on Thursday, Decem-
Der 6 in Lima.
At 7:15 the Merchants will meet
the Harrington Chevrolet team of
F'indlay and in a second game at
$50 they will play the Tiffin Spartans.
The F'indlay team paced by Big Bill
Porter, Findlay College star center,
is holding down the second spot in
the Findlay Industrial cage loop thus
far this fall The Tiffin quintet is
spanked by Bob Rohrbach, former
Tiffin Calvert center who won all-Ohio
honors during his high school days
The local team, drawing the bye
in the opening weeks play of the
Lima Major League, will not meet a
league opponent until they play
Ottoville on Thursday, December L
Thus far in practice tits the Bluff.
ton team has compiled a 6-1 record
having been beaten only by the
Findlay Moose last Friday, 60-57.