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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
Election Story

(COntlnued from page One)
his opponent, Hubert Lynch,
1896.
For auditor of state, Republi-
can James Rhodes was very
popular with the voters and re-
ceived 1868 compared to 2237 for
his opponent, Joseph T. Fergu-
son.
For treasurer of state, incum-
bent Roger w. Tracy received
1924 votes to 2055 for his oppon-
ent, John w. Donahey.
For Attorney General William
Saxbe received the nod with
1886 votes as compared to 2l86
for his opponent, Stephen M.
Young.
Five times governor Frank j.
Lausche, although he unseated
U. S. Senator George Bender for
this top post in the state, lost
Noble county by a vote Of 2492
to 1854 for Bender.
For representative to the gen
eral assembly, Edmund G.. James
was unopposed but received a
complimentary vote of 4130.
John f. Henderson was re-
turned to congress from the 18th
district for his second term over
Herbert u. Smith of Marietta
Henderson received 1897 votes
in this county and Smith, 2260.
The race for Noble county
commissioner, with two to be
elected, was very close and not
decided until the last precinct
reported. Alfred Brown, Demo-
crat, received 1865 votes; Ken
meth C. Kearns, 2626; Ernest
Secrest, incumbent who was
seeking a second term, 2673 and
Bert VanFossen, Democrat of
| Stock township, was high in this
race with 2750 votes. The new
board of commissioners will
organize the first of the year
with two Democrats and one Re
publican.
For Prosecuting attorney, Fred
F. Fox received 3178 votes TO 251l
for his Republican opponent,
John w. Hazard. Fox. a Demo-
crat, was seeking his second
term. His majority was 667 votes.
For clerk Of courts, John
Snyder was returned to office
for his fourth term when he re-
ceived 3ll2 votes, compared to
2299 for Chester HOWiler, his
Democratic opponent.
In the race for Noble county
sheriff, Donald ConaWay was
returned for his second term
with a vote of 1919 compared to
1894 for his opponent, George
| w. Mckee, for a majority OF
| 985.
| The race for Noble county re-
corder was not decided between
Incumbent Benny j. Fowler anc
| Howard L. Cutler until the fina
| precinct reported in at 4:30 a. m.
| Wednesday.
At this time, Fowler was trail.
ing Cutler by 40 votes and has
been thruout the reporting Of al
the 33 precincts. However, Cald
we'll II gave Fowler the majority
he needed to go on to win by 4!
votes. Fowler received a tota
of 2783 compared to 2734 TO
Cutler.
Treasurer Ralph r. Hicks re
ceiVed 3377 votes over his orpon
ent, Lowell G.. Highman, Wh'
got 1883.
: County Engineer Homer Weed
on was unopposed but received
complimentary vote Of 4237 q
) did Coroner DR.. n. S. Reed, Wht
/ pulled down a vote of 4l47.
= A petrochemical plant ma
utilize 10000 kilowQtts Of cleo
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
Municipal Bldg.
Continued from page one)

Several ideas were advanced,
but the one that registered pay
dirt was the one that hit upon
the idea that there remained in
the village sinking fund suffici-
ent money to do the job.
A check with the village clerk
revealed that there had ac-
cumulated in the sinking fund
an amount totalling $27,097.9
This was a direct result from
money paid into the village
treasury over a period of years
in excess of retiring notes on
bond issues.
With these funds cleared and
transferred TO the village general
fund by due process of law, they
will be made available for the
construction Of municipal
, building.
Village council, cooperating
with Mayor D. d. Nichols, has
assured these funds for this
purpose.
Already council has purchased
the Robert Robey lot, which is
adjacent to the old state garage
property, now known as the
village firehouse. Robey was
paid $4,000 for the property
which extends to the Fred Nc
Williams property on the west
and to Duck creek on the south.
1t was decided by the COM
mittee that this property would
be an asset to their present hold
ings and action was Immediately
taken TO purchase it.
Mayor Nichols stated Tuesday
that the two Caldwell banks
have agreed to release the out
standing notes due from the
passage of the bond issue for the
fire department in 1916. This
will enable the committee to act
in preparing necessary construc,
ton data, such as the type o.
building and cost figures.
A local contractor has already
submitted plans and estimates or
building construction. A figure
/ of $l9,500 was given. with the
thought of retaining the old gar
! age building.
Another estimate Of $4,000
was made which considered AZ
entire new structure. Additional
study will be made before fina
plans are approved.
The new municipal building
will house all village offices, thC
fire department, and village
maintenance equipment.
Offices for the clerk, mayor
council chambers, and polio
will be Incorporated within tn,
building.
The building considered will
be approximately IS feet wild
and IS feet long. 1t will face USI
/ q on West street.
, At meeting held three week
ago in the fire department
quarters, attended by member
: of village council, fire depart
I1c0t, LluJor md q Representa-
tive Of the press, plans wer
formulated and committee
named to start the wheels j
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
Thursday, November 5, 1856
JEFFERSON

JEFFERSON - Preliminary
work was reported today as hav-
ing started on the freeway
through Ashtabula county which
will eventually be one leg Of the
Conneaut to Cincinnati turnpike.
The freeway will transverse the
county in southwesterly direc-
ton from the state line and cross
Route 46, about three miles south
of Ashtabula, where one of sew
eral county interchanges will be
located.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
FINED AFTER ACCIDENT

Fred Perkins, 40, of Coal Run,
route l, was fined $100 and costs
and sentenced to three days in
jail, Oct 80, for driving while
under the influence. He is al
legged to have struck a parked
car owned by Ruth Stewart of
Dungannon at the general store
there. He appeared before JP Leo
Carter, following his arrest by
Sheriff Donald ConaWay.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08

Covering or wrapping butter
tightly is recommended to pre-
vent the ABSORPTION of foreign
flavors from other foods. The
original parchment or foil wrap
per plus the wax carton provide
ample protection if kept closed.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08

Production of fresh vegetables
in 1856 is expected to be per-
cent below 1855, says Ohio State
University extension economists.
Acreage reduction of about 5 per-
cent is the primary factor in this
forecast.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
HEART ATTACK

Carl Fink, of North street, was
taken to the Marietta Memorial
hospital, Wednesday morning
suffering from a heart attack.
The trip was made in the McVay
ambulance.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Case No. 6l48

.19N NO. bIT6
Estate of Elsie G. Morris, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Ernest
l.: Morris, of RED. No /, Quaker
City, Ohio, has been duly appointed
administrator of the estate OF Elsie
G. Morris, deceased. late Of Beaver
Township, Noble County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said liduciary within four
months.
Dated this lst day of November.
1856
EARL p. McGTNNIS.
Probate Judge of said County
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. Ed. Gildow of Middleburg
was admitted to the Good Sam
aritan hospital, GAINESVILLE, Sun
day, Nov. 4, for observation and
treatment. The trip was made
in the McVay ambulance.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08

Alfalfa leafhoppers often are
responsible for the yellowing and
poor growth on second crop al
falfa, Ohio State University ex-
tension entomoligists say.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08

WOODSFIELD-The New York
engineering firm of Preager-Kar-
anagh has been designated by the
West Virginia State Road Com
mission to design the Ohio River
bridge which will connect New
Martinsville, w. Va, and Hanni-
bal, Ohio, Chief M. L. O'Neale
announced.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
TO COLUMBUS

Robert King, Of Summerfield,
route, was removed to the Grant
hospital in Columbus, Friday,
Nov. ., for treatment. The trip
was made in the McVay ambul-
ance.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08

Safest place to be during a tor
nado is underground in a storm
cellar. Next best is within a re-
inforced concrete or steel framed
building, near an inside wall away
from all windows. At home, a
corner of the basement nearest
he approaching tornado is SAT-
est, particularly in wood frame
houses.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08

Leather or plastic purses, brief
cases, luggage, and sportswear
can be protected from water spots
and scatchcS if WaXcd and pol
iShed.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08

To prevent plaster from chip
ping when driving a nail, put
cellophane tape on the wall where
you want to drive the nail. The
tape will keep the plaster from
chipping.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08

Under the governments wool
payment program it is to the ad-
vantage of each grower to do a
good job of marketing, according
to Ohio State University animal
science extension specialists.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
HIS w I X
In Washington
With
Clinton Davidson

Next week, more
than 60 million vo-
ters decide whom
they want in charge
of the government
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08

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MONDAY.

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
mo Prisons for Mar"
From fhe c. S. Monifor)

After the ascension Of Christ Jesus Peter and the other
apostles brought about conversions and heang for which
they seized and put into prison. That night angel
Of the Lord delivered them from the prison and instructed
them 10 continue their preaching the temple The officers
by the high priests fetch the apostles returned with
this report Aets s:23. The prison truly found shut
with oil safety, and the keepers standing without before
The doors: but when had opened, found man
within" When questioned regarding their dsobedienes TO
the priestIy command TO stop teaching in the Of
Jesus Christ the apostles replied we ought TO obey God
rather than men,"
The fesressness Of the apostles in the face Of threats
and imprisonment may be explained by their that
God communicated with Them and by their obedience to
Gods commands Christ Jesus had taught them by example
and preeepf the esesness which results from The under
standing Of mans oneness unity, with God and from
obedience 10 His commands
See No Prisons for Man-Pags II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
The Reader Writes"

a MORAL PEOPLE WITH A MORAL PURPOSE
To The Christian Science Monitor:
should like TO share with your readers the foIIown
exeerp-remarks Of Representative Sterling Cole Of Ns
York, Chairman OF he joint Committee Atomic Ensrs
Of the ground breaking ceremony for Americas first fu
scale atomic powerplsn shippngport Pa. Sept. g. lSs
taken from Atoms for Peace Manual" e4ir Congress-
I'VE are not met here simply TO commemorate the col
sfruefive Harvesting Of force which may prove
be mans greatest material ally In his fimsless srvg
against the common enemies Of msnkind-povery hung
and disease The deepest significance Of this day lies
In the realm Of fhe material in The realm Of the spriv
See The Reader Writes Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
Capable at IS!
An Expert Judgement

(CS. MonIo
Compulsory retirement at the age of IS has becon
more and more an anomaly among those industries an
businesses which adhere to it in the United States.
flies in the face of increasing longevity figures and d
need for greater rather than smaller working force
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company h
taken step toward softening If not removing this al
schronism Il has raised its mandatory retirement
from IS to S. This is not a spectacular change, but
applies to 300 persons working for the 18th large
life insurance company in tie country.
See Capable at 65-PaRe2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
Addresses At Nationwide Salute
To Eisenhower Dinners

NY. Herald Tribune)
Excerpts from principal speeches Salute Eisenhower"
dinners throughout the country fellow:
VICE. PRESIDENT RICHARD NJ NIXON
Chicago
Never have the American people had more reason
be grateful the leadership of President than they
to President Eisenhower today Will the Presi-
dent again? do not have the authority knowl-
edge to that question The President will
make the right decision the right time and whatever
that decision will be made with the best interests of
America in mind
Whatever President Eisenhower himself may decide
must make certain that there is another term for
those principles for which he stands and for those
leans who owe him the great debt of gratitude and
loyalty
See Addresses at Nation Wide Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04

And IN verse y OF the same
chapter God said, For what
nation is there so great, who
hath God SO nigh unto them,
as the Lord our God is in all
things that we call upon him
for"
Christian Science teaches:
Progress is the Law of God.
In this we reason, that
EVIL HAS NO PROGRESS.
"A process of protecting from
error, is Truth applied to hui
man consciousness, the only
measure which takes away
the myths which cause us to
doubt.
Mrs. Eddy, in our text
book, Science and Health
with Key TO the Scriptures,
mas stated through the die
iafes Of Mind, the following:
Signs Following"
I'm the sacred sanctuary OF
Truth are voices Of solemn
import, but we heed them not.
u Is only when the so-cslIed
pleasures and pains of sense
pass away in our lives, that We
find UNREASONABLE signs Of
the burial Of error and the
resurrection TO spiritual life.
There is neither place nor
opportunity in Science for
error of any sort. Every day
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04

makes It's demands upon u
for higher proofs rather MaI
professions OF Christian pod
81" -S&H, PIP. 232, 233.
Thanks To Those Gone
Before Us
When we prayerfully pod
der the great works I
those gone before us, we cd
look forward through N
eyes of Spirit. and diScer|
the meaning of higher proof
of demonstration.
Truth was never meant \
stand still. And God eannd|
be stsgnafsd by any hums|
form Of error. And many sr'
in q perhaps msager wa
praeticing what we prssd|
Then on the other hand Wild
one demonstrates in cd
measure the power OF God
in His sight II is not 4
meager after all.
God cannot be CORRUPTED
and none of his children ca
be seized by anything I'D
divine Truth and Love.
Jesus Healed ihe Man
who Had His Dwelling
Among Tombs
"And when he was con!
out of the ship, Immediate
there met him out of th
tconiinued On Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
canada Nation Of JeIIyfish, MP.
Declare"
BY T. NJ eBERLEE. Star Staff Correspondent

BY 7. m. EBERLEE, Star Staff Correspondent
Toronto Stsr
OTTAWA, Jan. l4-csnads is becoming nation Of
eIysh only out Of every six Canadians Is really
physically it, j. e. Brown Lib, Branford) charged yssfsr
day in the House OF Commons
Mr.. Brown urged the government TO appoint royal
commission TO devise methods Of improving the physical
condition Of Canadians He spoke in fhs throne speech
debate
Mr. Brown said csnada's relatively poor showing" ss
the 1854 British Empire Games in Vancouver caused
by the smsnisbe abbness Of Canadian youth He said
Canada lacks and needs overall policy in the physical
fitness field.
See Canada Nstion-Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
Happy Legal Settlement
Testimony from {. S. JournsIl

Testimony from c. S. JovrnsD
u would take pages 70 fell Of ell The hssInss Of dseo
and disease that have experienced through the spples
OF the truth as revealed TO In Christian Science and
which am profoundly grateful. One healing which bless
many came through the working out Of PROBLEM
HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS
Over long period Of years there was much dsfubsre
over the matter Of AN ESTATE SETTLEMENT IN which
was involved. An IRREvocABLE DEED or TRUST ~
BEEN EXECUTED and had been signed by ell the hs']
The one who had made ihs deed sf trust said many UNI
that she wished different but she appeared vns
10 do anything about H. This led me 10 do some dIss
work according TO my understanding Of Christian se's'
and 10 ask help Of practitioner.
See Happy Legal Settlement Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
Farmers Drinking Bout Climax
"Son (28) Kills 500 Farmer!
God to His Detroit Tribune:
The Devils Billion S Traitorous
Alcoholic Beverage Industries,
Including Beer, Take Note:

WE REITERATE: All engaged in the production OF al
eohoe beverages beginning with farmers who supply the
eran-and iobaeeo-ARE SPIRITUAL TRAITORS TO GOD
AND CIVILIZATION including oil those engaged in getting
the finished product in the hands Of the devils dvpes.
suckers who accept these cheap substitutes for My New
Testament invoabe irrsvoeabe Promise Of the "PEAcE
OF GOD WHICH PAssETH ALL UNDERSTANDINGS! That
u.s. impure understanding Of those NOT pure In heart
enough become Ny Chosen Peope-chsfIks Christian
Seienfisfsl
Truly THE WISDOM OF THIS WORLD IS FOOLISH.
NESS WITH GoD"-Sf Paul.
God forbds membership in His Christian Science
Churches 70 alcohol or tobacco vsers He who hath
10 hear let him hesr"-Jesvs, and "Mvrmvr not among
yourselves; no man can unto Ne except hs Father
which hath sent me, draw him."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
"Nehru in TroubIe"


Detroit Times Editorial
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Prime Minister Nshrv and his hundreds Of millions o.
Indian peoples being put through the 'wrnser-ths
combined pressure Of your "FstherMoiher God sIhsr
moniovs"-dvins Lovs-snd the DEVILS pathetic, MYTH
Lc.A-L "cHAsTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL tso-eaIsdD Ex
sTENcE"!, seeking TO escape reduction Of his Satanic
Majesty" TO his NATIVE NoTHNcNEss"-x number Of
rerosl
Nehrv, in his heart. knows my Incompatible United
States TO be Ny Messiah nation to all the naonsl
But-hs fears Soviet Russia and Communist China
and we'll may he.
Hence, his biased neutrality
But Communism can no escape its fate Of ami
hsfion conversion 10 Ny Christ Science genuine demoe
raey NOT Of majority Of error but Of efernaIy har
onovs relationships between all Ny ideas, ranging from
the nntesmsl to the innite-fhan "a eelvioid cat
catch an asbestos rat in heI"l
Killers defeat Of Frsnee-snd anti elimax!-shovId be
remembered by those Of little faith
The wicked doomed! Their victims eompen.
stated in premature swskenings TO EVERYWHERE PRES
EMIT heaven and eternal fe which the PURE IN HEART"
-cHR-I-S-T-L-K-E Christian Scientists KNOW Demon
straes the utter vnrsai Of the counterfeit fraudulent
MYTHICAL human raeeH! and its so-eaIIed
MATERIAL worId
Hence Ny dietation' TO Ny beloved Mary, Baker Eddy
-Davghfer-sveeessor TO Christ Jesus! and His Virgin
Mofherl-
but WHY SHOULD WE STAND AcHAsT AT
NoTHINcNEss7 THE SUM TOTAL OF HUMAN
ERRoR"l-p $50. sab.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
Poles Display Hatred OF Reds
By Sabotage"
DERAIL TRAINS; ALL BRIDGES GUARDED

BY PAUL sHoBLoM tchesso Trbvnsl
HELsINKI. Finland, Jan. 4-Ths Polish people refuse
10 knvekIs down under Red rule Is reported by Finnish
travellers who have recently visited Poland Discomfort with
The communist regime Is clearly IN evidence.
The underground resistance movement strikes ~ vvI.
nsrsbls targets o. every opportunity psrsns railroad
trains 10 svoriis act Of Sabotage Every bridge Is under
constant military guard
In fhs event Of disorders fhs police end troops never
rsesvs support from civilians Resistance takes many FORMS
ranging between extremes Of action and psssvity.
See Poles Displsy-Pags7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
God to His Detroit Tribune:

ONE WHOM SATAN HATH BOUND" SAYS, IN
EFFECT, TO HIS HEBREW FRIENDS AND THE
DEVILS JUDAS, CHRIST VOID, ANTI-cHRIsT
JUDAISM "YoU MADE ME WHAT AM TODAY,
HOPE YOU'RE sATISFEDl
More extensive analysis Of Judaism Is 10 be found else
where in this edition OF Gods Detroit Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
FEAR NO EVIL
Let God Reign Supreme
By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

In the Bible we learn that those who put their trust
God were SHOWN THE WAY TO PROGRESS throue
spiritual understanding and not through material belief
But THEY HAD TO BE OBEDIENT TO THE LAWS AN
STATUTES OF GOD. In Deuteronomy Al, we find !
exhortation to obedience.
NOW THEREFORE HEARkEN, o ISRAEL, UNI
THE STATUTES AND UNTO THE JUDGMENTS WHICH
TEACH you. FOR TO DO THEM THAT We MAY LW
and in and the land which The Lord God Of YOU
fathers qivefh you."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
Gods Christ Science Universal Messiah World Healing


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