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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-04

NOTICE TO BIDDRRs-The city Of
Takoma Park requests sealed bids
on one and bids on two acton
pickup trucks only. Specifications
may be obtained at the ONCE Of
the City Clerk and Treasurer, Mu-
nicipal Building, = Columbia Ave
nue., Takoma Park. Maryland. Tse
closing date will be Monday. jar
uary IS. 1885. at 800 pm, at
which time bids will be opened be-
fore the public at the once of the
Clerk an9 Treasurer. 8 Columbia
Avenue. Takoma Park, Maryland
The City reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids and advertise
anew. HAROLD j. billiard. SR.,
CLERK and Treasurer. ja4,1l
NOTICE TO BIDDERS-The City Of
Takoma Park requests sealed bids
on one and bids on two dump body
and hoist. Specification NAV be OBJ
tanned at the once OF the City
Cierf and Treasurer. Municipal
Building. & Columbia Avenue, Ia
koma Park. Maryland. The closing
Date will be Monday, January l6,
1895, at 400 pm. at which time
bids Will be opened before the
public at the once OF the Clerk
and Treasurer, y Columbia Avenue,
Takoma Park, Maryland The City
reserves the right to reject any
and all bids and advertise anew
HAROLD J. billiard. SR., Clerk
ana Treasurer. ja4.lI
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted for by any
one other than myself. OSCAR
D. WILSON, 1912 Gallitan ST..
hyattsville. Md -
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the
members OF the District Building
and Loan Association viii be held
a. the once OF the association, No.
l Thomas Circle, Tuesday, Jan. 10,
1886. at l2:39 pm. DOM B.
THOMAS, Secretary.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
holders Of the Industrial Bank of
WASHINGTON will be held 81 the
,ns.6n i + l%, "a s. niw. Wash ss,,
airy slth. 1865. at pm. for the
election OF directors for the en-
suing year and for such other
business as may properly come be-
fore such .meeting, The polls Will
be open from ) pm, until $50
Pm; Pm. on ne day Of the meeting.
viii be closed from December II,
1855 to January "a. 1886. both
days inclusive. tSigned) b. DOYLE
Mitchell. President.
NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL MEET
ING OF STOCKHOLDERS-The an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF
TRUST COMPANY for the election
OF directors, and the transaction OF
any other business that may prop.
be held at the ofices Of the Com
pany. Fifteenth street and New
York avenue NV, WaShington
D. C.. on Tuesday, the 10th day OF
January, 1856. at three O'Clock
pm. The stock transfer books will
be closed for ten days before the
data m The meetinT Wi IN ''Ss
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Collector Investigator

Interesting position open
for ambitious, aggressive
young men with late-model
automobile. Prefer men with
out experience who arc will
inG to learn, good starting
salary, paid vacation, inSur-
snce and other company ben
efits Apply Mr.. Oliver, CAL
VERT CREDIT CORP. 3237
r. !. Ave, Mt Rainier, Nd
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N0IlcE OF THE ANIMAL MEET.
START THE NEW YEAR
BY BEING KIND!

Bsfriend the birds and furry strays.
Help them through the wintry days.
Call ANIMAL PROTECTIVE ASSO-
CITATION, 10. 4-6S01 about feed
Ina birds and humanelv disposing
Of Strayed animals. -
WILL NOT be responsible for any
cebtS contracted by anyone other
than myself MANUEL GOMEZ,
32f2 Coiston DR.. Apt. 303. Silver
Sprint. Md. %
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the partnership lately subsisttns
between Alfred L. Gregory and
Pred w. GREGORY. under the flrm
nIms Of .Alt,eo a. and j., Fred red W.
OF Ruttertng. spouting, roof paint
Ing and general roof repair work,
was on December IL, 1895 dis
/ solved by mutual consent; and that
all persons indebted TO said arm
are requested TO adjust said in
debtedness with Alfred l.. Gregory.
who viii receive all moneys pay
oharxe all debts and liabilities.
ALSO. TAKE NOTICE that the
business in the future will be car
ried on by the said persons, indi-
viduaily, who can be contacted
as follows: Alfred L. Gregory; Route
Z, Box 352: Alexandria, Va, phone
Plset"qq9d A-ssS S,:, Frsd Y. qre 4.
Church. Virginia. phone jefferson
1851, ALFRED /. GREGORY,
FRED W. GREGORY,
The ANNUAL MEETING of the
members Of the JEFFERSON Federal
SAVINGS g. Loan Association VIII be
held in the conference room OF the
WASHINGTON Board OF Trade, 1918
K Street, Northwest. on wednesday,
January Is. 1855. at O'Clock . IN .,
for the purpose OF eieetinH directors.
and for the transaction OF other
: such business as may properly come
before the meeting. JEFFERSON
ISOLATION. James W. Clark. Sec
Rotary,
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the men,
ERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSo-
CITATION will be held IN the once
Of the Association. lab Eye Street,
NV, Washington, d. C., on Jauu-
AIRY 20. 1858 at 8 pm.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS of the UNION
TRUST COMPANY OF the District
Of Columbia will be held AZ the
Company'S ofhees. Fifteenth and
Streets. Northwest, Washington. D
C., on Tuesday, January teath
1855. at twelve O'Clock noon, foi
the election Of Directors for tht
ensuing year and such other buSi.
ness IS may come before the meet.
ing Included In such other bust.
ness will be the submission fol
stockholder approval OF q revised
retirement income plan applicable
TO all qualifying officers and em
ployees Transfer books will b.
closed from December II, 1855 tt
January Ii. 1895, both dates in
elusive, OSCAR =. DOUGLAS III
Secretary 81
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts made By anyone other
than myself. HARRY B. KEMP
JR, 508e Bradley blvd, No 8
CheYY Chase LIZ Nd ~
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PROPOSALS

NOTICE TO BIDDERs-The City Of
Takoma Park requests sealed bids
on one and bids on two 1a-top
cab and chasis only, specification
the City Clerk and Treasurer, MI
nicipal Building, Columbia Ave-
nue.. Takoma Park, Maryland. The
closing date will be Monday. jan
uary Is, 1856. at 400 pm. at
which time bids viii be opened
before the public at the once OF
the Clerk and Treasurer, ; Column
land. The City reserves the right
to reject any and all bids and ad-
yertise anew. HAROLD J. HILL
lard. SR. Clerk and Treasurer.
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DRIVER. white. delivery and pick
UP. must know city. CHEVY CHASE
CHEVROLET CO. 112S Wisconsin
ave, Bethesda. Md. Oh. I.6lQ0.
B. p. Anderson. %
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Bsfriend the birds and furry strays.
Help them through the wintry days,
Call ANIMAL PROTECTIVE ASso-
CITATION, 10. 4-6SOl about feed
ina birds and humanelv disposing
of ktrayed animals -
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To Ploce o
Stor Classified Ad
Coll
Sterling $4,000

Closing Hours:
MONDAY EDITION. 8 Pm sundo,
TUES. to FRI. 3 PM Doy setose
SATURDAY EDITION. 10 Pm FRI
SUNDAY EDITION. 10 Pm. Frido,
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CIRCULATION
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

immediate openings are
now available In our Circula-
ton Deot ioi persons with
pleasant telephone manners
with the confidence and
ability necessary TO DO tele-
phone saleSwoFk The sales
commission Is ithcral and the
hours can be tailored to 1T
YOU requirements in many
cases
II interested in steady and
enjoyable work, contact Mr.
Harvey Room 2d4 between
o q m. and pm.
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WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone other
than myself MANUEL GOMEZ,
32f2 Coiston DR.. Apt. 303. Silver
Sprint. Md. bs
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CIGAR CLERK, white. at CARRIER
DRUG. Bethesda: must be bond
able, not over 81 and capable 81
handling high volume counter. tor
wages. Apply in person. 6s92 Wis
conSin avenue -
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AUDITOR OFFICE MGR.

OLD EStABI ISHED FIRM WANTS
WILLING MAN WITH FUTURE
FOR AUDITING AND OFFICE
MANAGER WORK, so TO IS
AGE; GARANTEE $1,000 YEAR
MENT. GIVE FULL PARTICU-
LARS, ALSO REFERENCES. BOX
nB4-D, STAR. -
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ADVERTISING
PRODUCTION

Supervisor for service or detail
dept. Must have practical working
knowledge OF engraving. printing
and advertising layout. ability 10
orgsnize and direct work Of others
essential High school graduate
Experience in this line or allied
line Of work required. Prefer set.
tied man about 30-3S yrs. OF aae
Apply Personnel Room SOC: open
weekdays 5000 and Sat. e-l2
No phone calls
min EIIEMIMC GLAD
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LEGAL NOTICES tcent.l
WILLIAM II. Macdonald,
1901 18th St. NV
WASHINGTON, ID, c.

Filed Dec. 80. 1865. Harry M. Hull.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District of Columbia.
In re: MARY AGNES PARDUHN.
Patient Mental Health No. 30,2ll.
ORDER NIsI FOR sALE-This
the petition to sell real estate filed
herein BY Lucille M. Blot. COM
mittee OF the estate OF Mary Agnes
Parduhn. patient, wherein 1t Is
prayed that Lot 6e in Square 1902
improved by premises 323 Farragut
Street. NV. WaShin1to ton, D. c..
may be sold. and /. appearing that
an offer for the purchase OF said
real estate for the total price OF
$l2.2500O net, payable S2.500.00
cash at the time Of conveyance,
the balance to be secured by O flrSt
deed Of trust on the premises OF
S9,750.U0 bearing interest at the
rate of Eve per cent per annum.
payable $3.50 per month per thou
sand including interest and prin-
cipal, has been received by said
committee, and upon consideration
Of the answer OF the guardian ad
litem Of said patient and the reports
OF the appraisers appointed herein.
1t is by the Court this both day Of
December. 1855. Adiudged. Ordered
ana DecIeeQ lHat Lucllle M. blLOl,
committee OF said patient be and
she Is hereby authorized and di-
rected to accept said offer and
convey the property to the pur-
chaser upon compliance by her Of
the terms OF the contract Of sale
unless cause to the contrary be
shown or higher offer acceptable
to the Court be made on the l7th
day OF January. 1855 at ten
o'clock, AN. in Motions Court At
which time objections 10 said sale
will be heard and higher Offers
considered. provided a copy OF
this order be published once in
the Washlngton Law Reporter and
once In The Evening Star News.
paper at least ten days prior to
the last mentioned date. JAMES
TRUE M Mo copY T JSSFe' Ha ;SeR,y} ~
HULL. Clerk, BY LLOYD e,
DIETRICH, Deputy Clerk. ja4
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THE ANNUAL MEETING

the ANNUAL MEETING OF the men,
oers of the NORTHWESTERN FED
ERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSo-
CITATION will be held IN the once
OF the Association. l4l5 Eye Street.
NV, Washington, d. C., on Jauu-
AIRY 20, 1855 at 4 pm
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THE EVENING STAR


IIWI u HVt, INV.
AGENT. established debit In viz
ginia. Salary. commission and
fringe benefits On the 100 training.
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
CO., IA. 7-6212. .
AGRONOMIsT. u. Of Nd. graduate.
under "A. With major in VoAg. soils
or crops. Draft exempt and inter.
esied in selling. Position with
Western Nd Arm and leading to
administrative duties. KNOWLEDGE
OF typink very helpful Apply in
handwritins, Eiving references to
Box 1856. Star. "a
Aircraft msint.. Far East $40 900
Aircraft purch. officer, Far East.
cxper. buyins supplies Sla.n10
Airline station manager. know
French. Far East 1000 up
BRIEN. Personnel Service
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Classified .Ad Rates:
Locol Advertisers
8 Lines Minimum

Ono time. 5o< line.
hires 70 Sic times eonsseOfivsly. ~
Der line
Ssvsn times eonseeviivsIY. 40e per line
New automobiles. I2c per line lIins
minimum
special hoiiess ono Personal. 81 ps'
line additional
oUi.et town tote. I2s PEI line soeh
insertion
clo,ms tor errors must be made m time
for correction before second insertion
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
EvaIuaiion For Soil
Samples To Be CHANGED

The Agricultural Extension
Service in Ohio, through the
county extension offices, an
nounced that an important re-
vision in soil test evaluation was
made effective Immediately in
Ohio.
Figures shown in recent re-
search studies Of soil test evalua-
tion that were previously used
in evaluating the soils relative
supplying power for available
phosphorus and potassium to be
too high
As a result, the new values on
the rating scale are more ac-
curate in determining the rela-
tive value for each sample. There
| has been no change in the labor
| atory methods for determining
available phosphorus and potas-
stun.
Persons wanting soil samples
tested for this springs planting
should bring in the samples as
soon as possible in order to get
the results in time for planting
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
Standard Oil Employees
III Sohio Dinner Meeting

Manager c. D. Elliott and
Hubert Hill of the local Standard
Oil Servicenter, represented this
community at a dinner meeting
of Standard Oil employees held
Tuesday evening at the Zanes-
vile Country club.
All service pins for the group
had been called in and they
were exchanged for new en-
blems, containing one diamond
for each ten years Of service and
a ruby for each five years.
Jude Wheeler is the Oldest re-
tired member Of the Standard
Oil company in this district and
he received a new Soho Service
pin, with five diamonds, indicat-
ing so years of service. He is
actually rounding out 81 years
Of service.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
Seven Area Students
Al Marietta Coiieue

Seven students from Noble
county are enrolled at Marietta
college for this semester accord
ing to Bill Boram, director. They
include:
Joseph Vane NOVEL;, son Of
Mrs. John j. Riley, Harriettsville,
who is a Junior and affiliated
with Epsilon Delta Pi; James r.
Robinson, son Of Mrs. Grace d.
Robinson, Dexter City, sopho-
more, who is majoring in educa-
ton.
Charles F. Thompson, son of
DR.. c. F. Thompson, a freshman;
Martha Augenstein, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Augenstein,
Dexter City, freshman, who is
majoring in sociology.
Arthur 10y Wharf,, Jr., son
of Mrs. A. L. Wharf, ST., of
Dexter City, a freshman who is
majoring in geology.
Roger Lee Crum, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin l.. Crum, Cald-
well, route /, a freshman, who
graduated from Summerfield
high school and Stanley Eugene
Clark, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Clark, Caldwell, sophomore,
who is majoring in petroleum
engineering and affiliated with
Alphi Sigma Phi fraternity.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
O. mountains of VIRGINIA

ing mountains of Virginia i.
the neWfound beauty and attrac-
tons of North Carolina, and the
many attractions of South Caro-
lima with the famous southern
hospitality are by-passed due to
the horse and buggy day sections
of Route q. There are miles of
the great national highway that
are outmoded just mere
twisting cow paths, and highly
inadequate markings are features
of the natural North to South
Highway. Surely more than one
person has been asleep at the
switch.
I'VE are far overdue for i'm
provements on Route 81. This
session Of Congress will pass
highway legislation that will set
the course for Americas develop
ment for the next 100 years. The
representatives and senators
from the five states must be
advised and without delay that
their duty and first responsibility
is to see that the existing high
way is improved. 1t is obvious
even now that there is going to
be a de-emphasis for rural areas
in favor OF the big metropolitan
centerS. This can easily mean
that more thousands are doomed
10 die on the outmoded roads.
"The clamor for the super
highways to connect big cities
only must be given a set back in
fairness to all people.
1T is utter foolishness to sit
back with our thumbs behind the
iapels of our vests and let the
| lawmakers (many Of whom don't
know the tremendous value OF
present existing roads) in Wash,
ington allocate most all of the
funds for building super-high,
ways. Failure to modernize the
existing roads before spending
billions for the super roads mus
be stopped before funds are ap
propriated. Surely one Of th'
most important existing roads i!
| Route q. But without the people
from the Great Lakes to the
| Florida line that live in com
munities through which USR 2,
passes wake UP, and devote time
| and effort, and stir up their con
gresSmen to seek allocationS fo
| the Natural Gateway to tn
| South" the five states involved
| will lose for all of the. future
| 1t is also the duty of the STATE
Highway Commissions to Civ
full cooperation The Ohi'
Commission has set an example
for Virginia, West Virginia ant
the CarolinaS to follow"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
Rep. Edmund 6. James
Speaks To Y. N. Club

Fifteen couples attended the
Young Married Couples meeting,
Wednesday, Feb. Is at the Olive
Grange hall. Mr. Edmund James
spoke to the group on the reasons
for having a will prepared and
the advantages and disadvant-
ages of partnerships in a farm
enterprise and the different
types of deeds. The group en-
ioyed his presentation very much
and responded with numerous
questions.
The next meeting will be held
on Wednesday, March 2l, 1856 at
which time representative
from PEA. will be present to
discuss short term loans. The
place of the next meeting has
not vet been set.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
EIeciromei Applies
Stone To Roads TO
Maintain Traffic

Realizing the need to maintain
county roads travelled over
mostly by company and associat-
ed trucks, Electromet of Dexter
City, has spread over 1900 tons
of stone during the past two
months.
Weather conditions having
been such, that without this
needed surface material, the
roads would lEve eventually be-
come impossible. Electromet's
strip mine operations are center
ed in Jackson, jefferson and
Enoch township, and it was in
these areas that the roads were
given stone surfacing.
County Engineer Homer Weed
ON stated today that this work
was done without any cost to
the county.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
Herbert U. Smith Speaks
Al MtConneIsviIIe Club

Lincoln the Statesman" was
the topic of a speech given be-
fore Tuesday nights meeting of
the McConnelSville KiWaniS club
by Herbert u. Smith, of Marietta.
Smith, candidate for Con-
gress from the 18th Congress
Sional District, appeared before
the KiWanians as the guest Of
Karl Van Horn, program chair
man.
In recounting Abraham Lin
coins philosophy, Smith remind
ed his audience that the Great
Emancipator's principles of jus
tice and fearlessness are as valu-
able today as they were a hun.
dred years ago.
Smith told his audiences: Zone
Of the finest characteristics OF
our people is their capacity tc
recognize honesty and sincerity
of purpose in their public men
It was this characteristic, he said
which caused the people in,
stinctively to trust Lincoln.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
st. Francis

ST. FranciS
Admitted Feb. l3: Mrs. Walter
Hannum, Pleasant City, and Mrs
Henry Abrams, Pleasant City.
Admitted Feb. IA: Mrs. Mary
Frye, Caldwell route 6. Dismiss
ed: Mrs. Walter Fish, Pleasant
City route |, and Richard Miller
of Summerfield.
Surgery Feb. is: Mrs. Henry
Abrams, Pleasant City.
Admitted Feb. Is: Walter
Kirkbride, Caldwell and Mrs
Emma Barnett, Quaker City.
Admitted Feb. 16: Charles Sig
man, Quaker City. Dismissed
Mrs. Henry Abrams, Pleasant
City.
Surgery Feb. II; Walter Kirk
bride, Caldwell and Arthur Mil
Ter, of Sarahsville route l.
Admitted Feb. II: Mrs. Edward
Bossick, Pleasant City. Dismissed
Joseph, son Of Mr. and Mrs. FREQ
Ball, Quaker City; Richard Nil.
Ter, Summerfield, and Mrs Wal
ter Hannum, Pleasant City.
Admitted Feb. l8: Mrs Oliver
Montgomery, BatesV!lle, anc
Herbert, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Carpenter, Quaker City
Dismissed: Mrs. Ronald Rose
Pleasant City, and Mrs. Chester
Gray and infant daughter, o
| Quaker City route ,.
Admitted Feb. 10: Ronald, soI
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schott
Caldwell. Dismissed: Mrs, Eve
lyn Buckley, Caldwell.
Surgery Feb. 90: Herbert Car
penter, Quaker City, and Ronald
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schott
| Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
Window Display Adds
Bible School ElnDhasis

Another attractive window dis
play, in keeping with the Bible
School Emphasis program for the
Caldwell Protestant churches
during the next five weeks, was
completed Tuesday at the Ack-
ley-BroWn television shop.
Under the supervision Of Mrs.
Lois Jennings, it is centered
around a flannelgraph portrait
of General George Washington
during his darkest hour at Valley
Forge. The picture is also refer
red to as a Scena-felt.
The window display is a con-
tribution of the Caldwell Free
Methodist church to place more
emphasis on increased Sunday
school attendance in all churches
leading up to Easter Sunday
morning
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23

Mrs. Nora Miller of Eiyria has
been visiting with her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clem Estadt of Railroad street
She also visited with Mrs. Ed
ward Sailing of Dexter City route.
Donald Seffens of Sandusky
spent the weekend with his par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Seffens
of Cumberland street.
Miss Bernetta SchOtt of Co.
lumbus visited this past week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Schntt of Caldwell route
6.
Mrs. Willis Hupp has returned
to her home on North street after
spending a week with Mr.. and
! Mrs. Jack Gehm of Evans City,
Pa, and Mrs. Orpha Hatcher of
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs. Gehm is the
former Margaret Michael of Cald-
| we'll.
MFR. and Mrs. John Nau of
Caldwell route 4 and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ed Nau and daughter, Bev-
erly of Caldwell route l visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Nau and family near DeX.
ter City.
Miss Ruth Ann DeVolld OF
Chicago, H., visited this past
week with her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Waldo DeVolld of Caldwell
route. Miss DeVolld is employed
with the American Airlines ir
Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Darrah ant
daughter of Marietta visited Sun
| day with Mr.. and Mrs. p. O
| Brown of Dexter City.
Mrs. Edith Williams is visitin:
this week with her daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. John Chlovechok ane
son in Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Haines o
Dexter City route spent last Weel
in Cleveland.
Clark HaineS and Mrs. Alt.
Hairas of Caldwell spent on da,
recently in Marietta and Parkers
burg, w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe GiallOmbard,
and daughters, Carolyn an,
Frances, of Bronze Heights, visit
ed the formers parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Phillip Giallombardo, O
Cleveland, the past weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond G
Moore, of Walnut street, Visitet
this east weekend With Rev an,
Mrs. Charles Moore and famiE
in Crestline.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Clifford, o
Columbus, spent the past wee
in the home of DR.. and Mrs. l
B. Walters on North street.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Clyme
and children, Of Reyno!dsburE
} spent the weekend with Mr.:
| Nola Ciymer Of Dexter City.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
Demonstration Leaders
ID Held Training School

Leaders of the home demon
stration clubs in Noble county
will meet on Tuesday, Feb. %
beginning at 1890 a. m. in the
basement of the Caldwell Meth
odist church for the final train
ing meeting. The subject for
discussion will be Lets Eat
More Milk"
All of the home demonstra-
ton leaders are urged to be pre-
sent at this meeting. 1t is an
important training session in
that the rise of milk in the diet
is vital for good health.
Mabel Sarbaugh, home demon
stration agent, will be present
at this meeting to lead the dis
cuSSion.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-23
County Payroll Allowed
Al Commissioners MeeijnQ

Only a few routine operating
bills and the county employees
payroll were allowed Monday at
regular meeting of the Noble
county commissioners. They
were as follows:
Ralph Hicks, general fund,
postage, $4,000; E. P. McGinnis,
general, postage, $500; Ralph
Archer, dog and kennel fund,
destroying dogs, $3.50; Clarence
McAuley, general, labor for
janitor, $l4.00; The Rocky Glen
Sanatorium, general, sanatorium
treatments, 30; DR.. Henry
Bachman, general, medical ex-
animation Of George Turr, $1,000;
Woody Pitcher, general, labor
and material for emergency
house, $90.68.
Homer Weldon, 56-2, road and
bridge fund, maintenance OF
county roads, $5,481.50; payroll
general, $l,022.50, road ano
bridge $266.67, and relief. $4,000
totaling $l,515.l7.