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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-01-06
D. {. WOMAN FOUND
STRANClED TO DEATH

Washington -- (ANP) 1900 The
frozen body of a 41-year old wo-
man was found in a garage behind
a residence in the 1900 block on
7th Street here, Monday.
Coroner A. Magrude Macdonald
announced that the woman, Edna
Viola Bell, died of strangulation
after she had been beaten severe
ly.
Or. Macdonald said her body
bore multiple bruises and she had
suffered blows on the head. He
said the condition of her body
made in difficult to establish time
of death. but she might have been
slain about December 6, the day
she left home to so TO beauty
shop on that street.
She was reported missing the
following day by her sister, Mrs.
Annie Morgan of the unit block
Florida Avenue, ", f. Her body
was found about AIS Monday by
James II. Jackson. IS, OF the It'll
Street address who claims to have
gone into the garage to get some
lumber to make a base for a
Christmas tree.
Mrs, Bell was choir singer and a
fraternity member. She had been
separated from her husband about
Is years, according TO police.
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NAACP HELPS SQUEEZE
VICTIM FIND NEW JOB

Detroit, Mich.--A Negro plum
Der who was denied further en-
ployment in Yazoo City, Miss,
after he signed a school desegre-
cation petition there has secured a
job in this city.
James Wright of Yazoo City is
one of SO Negroes who petitioned
the local school board on Aug.
to comply with the Supreme
Courts anti-segregation school
decree. The petitioners names
were published in the local news
paper in an advertisement paid
for by the Yazoo City White Citi-
Gems Council, All employed signers
then were fired from their jobs.
Mr.. Wright was warned to re-
move his name from the petition
If he wanted plumbing contracts.
He did so, but still was unable to
get work.
After making the decision TO
relocate in Detroit for employ
ment purposes, he was aided in
his search fy the Detroit NAACP
branch. His new position, with an
electrical engineering concern,
was secured with the help of Mrs.
Geraldine Bledsoe, a member Of
the local NAACP board and chief
of minority services for the Michi-
gan Employment Security Com
mission.
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a Dallas Tex. home Kidnap-
ping and arson charges made a.
gainst six whites. including two
suspended police officers In con-
nection with a series OF incidents
Involving Negroes Albert
Moore. Negro teen-age youth,
shoots white boy to death after
quarrel at Alabama State Fair at
birmingham Four hooded
white men fire on Negro union
meeting at UmatiIla, Fla. injur-
ing ~ persons Gloria Lockerman,
l2-year old Negro spelling sensa-
ton, becomes national celebrity
while winning $4,000 on Tv quiz
show, S64, 900 question" Brooklyn
Dodgcs win World Series as Ne
gro players star Jesse Owens
on U. S. Goodwill tour of India
Juane Hernandez has power
ful role In new MGM film, The
Trial" St Cecilia Mission at Jes-
uit Bend, La, closed after parish
toner's refused TO let Rev. Gerald
Lewis, a Negro priest say Mass
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School Figures confob A. TsU February II

Houston, ANp)Thc Administrators
Conference scheduled for Texas Southern University February
Leadership will educators national
Emanuel Campbell Directors Workshops
Lectures More that $50 principals attended
meeting.
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NATIONAL NEWS ROUNDUP OF 1855

American ueleRhtiOn White
parents begin boycott of integral.
ed school at Hoxie, Ark. Ne
gro team wins South Carolina
Little League baseball champion
ship by default when SIS all-white
teams in league withdraw j.
c. Caroline, University OF Illinois
football star, quits school and
signs $4,000 contract with Tor
onto Argonauts OF the Canadian
Professional Football League
Count Basic wins Downbeat Mag
azine poll as best band Will
liam Black, head of Interstate
United Newspapers, dies
Bishop j. w. Martin, 70. OF AME
Zion church, buried in Chicago.
September
Justice Department begins
probe Of Mississippi violence
Six children of Mrs. William Ard
barred from Sumter, S. c. school
over issue OF whether they are
white or colored Negroes serve
on Orleans Parish grand jury in
New Orleans for the first time in
recent history . Mayor Wagner
Of New York turns down appeals
to reappoint Hubert T, Delaney to
Manhattan domestic relations
court. names Edward II. Dudley to
post 80. Nigeria announces plan
for universal primary education
program Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
l.. White, retired Negro couple
who built Si2,0 home at South
ern Pines, N. c. offer to sell II to
white neighbors for $4,000 when
asked to move Archie Moore
Ko'd by Rocky Marclano In ninth
round
Isaac Murphy, Negro jockey
who rode three Kentucky Derby
winners between 1884 and 1891,
named TO racing hall OF fame
Civil Aeronautics Authority or
ders probe of segregation OF In
dian Ambassador C, l., Mehta at
Houston. Tex, airport restaurant
. Revolt of Sudanese troops a
gainst British and Egyptians end
ed with surrender of mutineers.
October
Rev, Joseph A. DeLaine of Lake
City, s. c., flees 10 New York
after returning fire at carload of
white men who shot at his house.
go. George Reed OF Supreme Lib.
erty Life Insurance Company
named to $1,000 year post as
head OF Y. s. economic mission to
Liberia South Africans Of
mixed blood (coloreds) lose voting
rights after Nationalist govern
ment reclasSifies them as natives
King Freddie Mutesa II. the
Hababa Of Buganda, returns home
after two year exile q. Emmett
THIS father executed for raping
two Italian women, jackson
MISS Daily News reports
Chicago Housing Authority Of.
fetal says 10000 Negroes coming
TO Chicago each month Blind
Jim Ivy, who attended all Uni
versity OF Mississippi home foot
ball games for so years. mourned
by whites in Mississippi g..
Jackson Davis, handyman. arrest.
ed after spending $4,000 Of StT.-
GOO buried treasure which he
found while digging a ditch near
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t~Oh1hhutu iipih pdkc ~
first Negro 10 deliver sermon In
Westminster Abbey Georgia
state Board OF Education says It
viii ban for life any teacher sup
porting or instructing racially
mixed classes Rep Powell Cd
N. " and Rep Cleveland
Bailey tD-W. VA exchange
blows on House floor during de-
bate over federal aid to scgrega-
ted schools. Mrs. Jane Nor
row Spaulding, one OF top-rank-
ing government workers loses job
when Foreign Operations Admin
istration shifts TO State Depart
ment,
Judge Harold Stevens appointed
to New York Supreme Court
President Eisenhower says pro-
posals 10 write In anti-segregation
ruling into legislation on housing
and school construction simply
'muddies up the water Frank
Horne, race relations eexpert with
the Housing and Home Finance
Administration, and Mrs Corinne
Robinson Morrow OF the same
agency. fired Rabble-rousing
Bryant Bowles, head OF the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement OF White People re-
signs because OF lack OF interest
In the pro-segregation group. ....
DIR, Matthew J, Whitehead, former
president OF Miner Teachers Col
lege, Washington, -. G. protests
District board OF education action
naming him graduate dean of the
city's new combined college A
federal district court at Columbia,
s, c. orders trustees Of Summer
ton school district No, TO es-
tablish a school system not based
on racial discrimination u. s.
government attempts To break
$50, 900 trust fund of two children
OF Joe Louis, claiming the fighter
set up the trust while indebted TO
the government.
August
Emmett Louis TIL. lI-year-
old Chicago boy, kidnapped and
killed after aIlcgcdly wolf
whistiing at n white woman In
Money, Miss. Two an.whitc
Mississippi trial jurlcs freed J.
/ W. Milan. so and his half
brother, Ray Bryant, 20. OF any
blame In the case although both
admitted taking the youth from
his grandfathcr's home
Citizens councils In Mississippi
and South Carolina putting "ec-
onomic squeeze" on Negroes
who support NAACP and school
Indignation Archie AleNan.
der quits rs governor Of Virgin
Islands because Of an health
Jamaicans still flock Co Britain
despite racial tensions and hard
ships Oklahoma drops race
tag from ballots Lamar
Smith. Negro leader. shot to
death on courthouse lawn at
Brool,hayen. Miss. Revival
Of ku kluN Khan seen In Texas.
Georgia, Mississippi. South and
North Carolina.
Bishop Frederick II. Jordan OF
ANtE church touring South Africa
Or J, II. Jackson, Baptist
| prclatc, touring Russia with
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NOVEMBER

Supreme Court outlaws segre-
cation In public recreation fac
ilities Emmett THIS mother,
Mrs. Mamie Bradley Of Chicago
splits with NAACP over fee dis
dispute ;. Three hundred Gold
Coast teachers 20 on strike ..
Halle Selassie honored on 25th
anniversary as Ethiopia's ruler;
announces new constitution
Joyce Bryant quits show bust
ness for missionary training E.
South Carolina says IL may seek
$1,000 from NAACP for not reg
istering as out-of-state corpora
ton South Africa quits UN
session over racial segregation
dispute Premier Nnamdi All
kiwe OF Eastern Nigeria touring
United States "Porgy &
Bess' ends Latin American tour,
set for European and Russian
Junket.
Edwin J. Barclay former
president OF Liberia, succumbs
ut IS Civil Service appeal
unit rules Mrs. Corriene Corrow
Of Housing and Home Finance
Administration must be rein
stated 10 her job James
Price johnson. jazz pioneer
dies In New York. Lena Horne
sings blues for Princess Mar
garet Of England Billy
Daniels marries his children's
goyerness, Perrette Cameron OF
Montreal
December
Gus Courts, head of Belonzi,
Miss, NAACP chapter, wounded
seriously when white men fired
a shotgun through window Of his
store . Negroes boycott Mont
gomery, Ala, buses over seating
dispute Georgia Tech students
riot after Gov. Marvin Griffin at
tempts to keep football team out
OF Sugar Bowl because of Pitts
burgh's Negro player Inter
state Commerce Commission out
laws Jim Crow in railroads, buses
and other transportation facilities.
Thomas NJ. Berry elected vice
mayor of Cincinnati Militant
Negro leader DIR. T. r. NJ. How
ard sells his property at Mound
Bayou, Miss, but denied he's
fleeing state
willard S, Townsend and A.
Philip Randolph named vice presi-
dents of newly merged AFL-CIO
union Ray Sugar" Robinson
regains middleweight crown with
second round Ko OF Bobo Olson
Joe Louis marries Rose Nor
gan, wealthy New York business
woman Chief John Anderson.
fired for refusing to integrate
Los Angeles firemen Chicago
Defender announces plans to go
daily, Feb. 6. DIR. +, d. Bluford.
president of A & T College,
Greensboro. n. c. dies Henry
Kean. athletic director and head
coach at Tennessee state univer-
sity, Nashville, dies Wealthy
socialite Mary Cole, wife of Ro-
bert Cole, founder of Metropolitan
Mutual Assurance Company of
Chicago, held in extortion plot
against two officials of her hus-
bands company Ex-Army
deserter caught attempting TO ex-
tort $4,000 from John johnson,
publisher OF Ebony. Jet and Tan
magazines.
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WORLDWIDE NEWS AT A GLANCE
virsinion Urges Million Dollar Fund For NAAcp

virginiun Urges Million DoIior Fund For NAAcP
Richmond, fAfsP1Tdchard Richmond has
ed the establishment Of million dollar fund be the
OF the NAACP TO help victims of racial oppression
Roane who said he might the wilderness said
the principal Of the could distributed the
and state banking institutions
companies other religious he said
IF the white Virginia a fund Of million
dollars do not why million Negroes could not dollar
each" Roanne said.
Fronk Horne Given New Post In New York City
New Yori-tANP)-Dr. Frank s. Horne relations
pert U. Housing Home Agency
Administration expected be named executive
secretary Yorks ntergroup Relations
Reports that Horne In line for the made Bin
time the
Hones salary viii be approximately SIS 900
objects To Negro Figures In Christmas Display
Christi Tex(ANPD Whatever feelings OF goodwill this
Citizens apparent
iy insufficient to racial hatred
council adopted resolution objectng TO the Negro
offending
nativity
The also objected to the inclusion OF three Negroes
chiidrcns choir display.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-02
Willscreek

WILLSCREEk - We have had
some very cold weather the past
week. Some thermometers reg
istered near the zero mark.
We learn that Jerome Morris
had & bad automobile wreck
somewhere on route 78. Some
were taken to the hospital.
Alva Carpenter and family
were calling on friends at Sum-
merfield last Saturday evening.
Frank Hughes and jim Brown
of near Temperanceville, were
social callers here last Saturday
Earl Moore sold his last bunch
of fur to Elmer Bunting of Bar
nesvllle last Saturday. He has
sold $50 muskrats and not near
so many coons as last year.
Elvin Carpenter and Austin
Carpenter of West Lafayette
were home the weekend.
The basketball game between
Batesville and Belle Valley last
Friday night at Belle Valley
with "a victory for Batesville
Woodsfield beat Summerfiele
the same night at Summerfield.
William Gregg of Yoker Val
ley, was here last Saturday.
Roy Leach and family were
visiting at Acel Leachs last Sat
urday evening. Acel gets the
! cast off his leg the 9th of Feb
Then he will be able to walk i
he can. If our front sights were
so good as our hind sights thi
would be different world Il
live in.
Wednesday was the first o
February and so far | have seer
no ploWing on the farm done
yet.
Curtis RataicZak was on tn;
creek last Saturday, buying
eggs. Curtis is now in the chicken
and egg business. His father ha
1913 Pigs and 3 Sows yet to far
row
| j. c. WyscarVer was on tn
creek last week selling phos
phate.
| John Bates and family hav
moved in with his father. Irwin
| Bates
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and daughters were recent visiI
tors of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hulll
of SaleSville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Delong
and daughter, Irma were recent
business callers in Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber McPeek
of Caldwell, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Shirley McPeek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Atkinson
and Mrs. Ed Moore attended fu-
neral services at the Campbell
funeral home in Barnesville or
Monday for Mrs. Jessie House.
Mrs. Myrl Carr, of Cumber.
land, spent Wednesday with hel
sister, Mrs. Emma Long.
Mrs. Martha Eagon attended
Twig meeting at Quaker City
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Marie Miller and chill
dren, Darlene and Darrell wer,
recent visitors of her sister, Mrs
Earl Bates and family, of Cald
we'll route.
Mrs. Lucille Douglass, o
Frazeysburg, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Kenneth Carpenter ant
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Atkinson
of Quaker City route, spent Sat
urday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Atkinson.
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ceeding at such a rapid pace, and
from that springboard, Ameri-
ca will be able to leap to safety.
To the readers of this column,
| eXhort you to do bit of inten-
sive self soul-searching. Ask
yourselves: Are we A frogs or
B frogs?" And if any reader is
bit doubtful as to which he is,
if he has been somewhat wishy-
Washy, let him resolve here and
now TO be Il B frog. Let him
start letting his councilmen, his
mayor, his county officers, his
state representative his congress
man, his two United States Sen
ators, yes, even his President,
know that he is still in there
swimming.
GEORGE PECK
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-02
Cumberland
CUMBERLAND

CUMBERLAND Cumber-
land Chapter O. E. S. calender
for 1855. January: Lillian Yerian,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hawkins,
Blanche Revenaugh, Emma West,
Stella Watson, Elsie Burlingame;
February: Elizabeth Barnett,
Maudy Dudley, Mr. and Mrs.
John Bell, jeanette Keyes, Eloise
Pannel; March: Betty Lyons,
Roy Lyons, Mae Paisley, Betty
Hedge, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Salnr-
geot; April: Ruth Carr, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Waller, Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Waller, Mary Revenaugh,
Ruth Mccoy; May: Neva Conn
Doyle Fay Howell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Ellis, Blanche Conner
Margaret Blair; June: Margaret
Secrest, Norma ]. Bay, Shirley
Secrest, Vera Bates, Lucille Wal
Ter, Eleanor Harris; September,
Lena Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. William
fairfield, Lena Pollock, Eleanor
Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Tom
October: Frances Watts, F'loy
Tilden, Cuezene Rex, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Frank Klinger, Eloise Long,
Carrie Lepage; November: (cov'
cred dish) Rosemary Bay, Jose.
phine Neff, Mabel Ruth Craft
Isabel Bruce: December: Eliza.
beth Frisbee, Isa Conn, Anna
Glass, Mary Hickman, Pauline
Spratt, Maud Spratt; July an6
August: vacation.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-02
Pleasant CITY

PLEASANT CITY - Mr.. and
Mrs. William Joseph Sranathan
are announcing the birth Of a
son, Wednesday morning, Jan
uary 25 at the Guernsey Me-
mortal hospital, Cambridge,
weighing nine pounds and ten
and one-half ounces. The infant
has been named William Mich
ael. Maternal grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Withing-
ton and paternal grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Harry p. Stran-
athan.
Personals
Mrs. Iva Danford, Mrs. Oracle
Wheeler and daughter, Lucy
Jane, Mrs. Helen Miley and
daughter, Betty, Mrs. Zelma
Williams and Mrs. Mary Anna
Bond were among the Saturday
evening Cambridge shoppers.
Mrs. Ruby Secrest called on
Mrs. Hazel Bayly, Tuesday after
noon
Miss Betty MiIey spent Wed
neSday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Halleck Secrest and son, Oar
rell John at Caldwell.
Dalton SecreSt visited Sunday
with his son, Robert and wife. of
Columbus. He was accompanied
home by his wife, Frances who
had spent The weekend at the
SecreSt home.
Ted Bayly, who is employed at
Cadlz, spent the weekend with
his wife and son.
Mrs. Helen Miley and daugh.
ter. Betty Jean, were callers
in SenccavitIe, Monday evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Clifford Sccrest
attended the Guernsey-Noble
Feeder Calf association banquet
in the Caldwell Methodist church
on Thursday evening.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-02
Volunteer Sunday School Class Meets Al
BIan(he Atkinson Home In BalesyiIle

BATESVILLE - The Volun-
teer S. S. class met at the home
Of Mrs. Blanche Atkinson for
their January meeting.
Those taking part in the pro-
gram were Mrs. Adeline Arick,
Pearl Cline, Mrs. Carrie Roe,
Mrs. Shirley McPeek, Mrs.
Emma Long, Mrs. Florence Glib
son.
Guest was Mrs. Lucille Doug
lass, of Frazeysburg.
Mrs. Atkinson was the leader
After the program, lunch was
served and a social time enjoyed
Personals
Sandra Belts, the little daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Belts,
has returned home after treat
ment at the Cleveland Clinic.
Mr.. and Mrs. j M. Heddleston
moved last Friday into their new
home purchased from Mr.. ano
Mrs. Denver Moore.
Robert Atkinson, Darrell Wat
son and Annabelle Belts, of Co
lumbus, spent the weekend with
their parents.
Chuckie Morgan, of Massillon
spent the weekend with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bris.
coe Goodhart
The Friendship class met a
the church, Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Flooc
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-02
Defendants
NOTICE

In pursuance to the order of the
Probate Court of Noble County, Ohio,
l Will offer for sale at public auction
on the 18th day of February, 1856 at
2 90 o'clock =. M on the premises the
following described real estate:
Situate in the Village of Sum-
mertield, Noble County. Ohio. and
being a portion of Lot No. II in
said Village and more particularly
described as follows: Beginning at
the Northeast corner of said lot
and running southwark parallel
with Main Street 55 feet: thence
Westward parallel with alley on
northern boundary OF said lot 60
feet; thence northerly parallel with
first line 6 feet: thence westerly
parallel with alley on northern
boundary of said lot ~ feet to alley
on West boundary of said lot:
thence northerly to Northwest cor
straight line to Northeast corner
OF said lot, which is the point
of beginning, Excepting however
from said described premises 40
feet off the west end thereof sold
and conveyed to Everett o. Bur
bacher and Daisy D. Burbacher
to Kyle Day by Deed recorded in
Volume 80, Page 466 to which deed
reference is hereby made The a.
bove described premises are the
same recorded in Volume l0l, Page
354 of the Deed Records of Noble
County, Ohio.
Said premises located in Sum
merfield. Ohio on Main Street and
said Main Street being intersected
immediately on the North by Will
son Street and on the South by
Cross Street in the Town OF Sum
merfield Ohio.
Said premises are appraised q
Eighteen Hundred Dollars ($l3O0 90
ara :@u@I 10 2ui& -: @9t !cce M.
No-thirds Of said appraised value
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in hand o.
day OF sale.
CLARENCE A. BRURACH
Administrator of the Estate of
Elizabeth Frye. deceased
BY FRED r. FOX, Attorney fo
Plaintiff
80 81 81 80 J.
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CONTINUED from Page l-B)
such an extent that it turned to
butter and he was able to use it
as solid springboard from which
to leap out of the crock to life,
liberty, yes, even to the pursuit
OF happiness.
There is a moral TO that story
for each and everyone Of US. Too
many among us are supinely en-
ulating Frog A, the pessimist. We
have quit swimming. We have
given up on America, our Ameri-
can concepts and our American
system of government. We are
saying to ourselves in effect:
'WhatS the use Of fighting any
longer against governmental wa
ste and extravaganza. We Just
can't prevail against the spend
thrift politicians and bureaucratS.
II there ever was the remotest
chance of balancing the national
budget to say nothing of reduc-
|, ing the national debt, the cold
war has knocked that rosy idea
into cocked-nat. There seems to
be no way Of avoiding ultimate
| reputation of the government
| debt and the complete disruption
Of our economic system. 1t is in
eVltable that we will be forced
! INTO 2 complete specialization of
industry and business and end
up in some form of dictatorship. -
That being the case, we can
thank God for the B frogs, the
optlmlStS, among US, the fellows
who keep swimming, the chaps
with the courage to keep on
fighting even when everything
looks hopeless and who say ia
themselves and their fellows. II
J am going to continue to make
my voice heard on every occa-
I sion, protesting and reprotestinp
against every penny of unneceS.
saiy governmental expenditure
| cannot see how we are ever
going to fight our way out OF
this mess, but I'm going 20 kcer
up the battle until | Just cam
fight any more and then II
! fight just wee bit more"
| Newspaper editors in the small
towns of the nation, for the mos
part, are prototypes Of the I
Frog. They continue to inveigE
against mounting taxes; increas
ing numbers on public payrolls
feeding at the public trough; the
eVer-groWing interference by
government in the affairs of pri
Vate business: the ever-incrcas
ing encrOachment Of Fedora
Government into the affairs tina
rightfuliy and constitutional,
belong to the individual states
the scattering Of our tax dollar
willy nilly over the world; ant
the numerous other things tha
are Sapplng our national strength
Keep up the good work, y
country editors. Keep tellin
your readers the facts and tn
dangers of the course the nation
is travelling. Eventually thi
J will bear fruit, or rather
, should say butter" The crear
of public debt and waste will b
churned into butter by an 8
reused public grown restive b
fear of the catastrophe towar
| which America has been nrc
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-02-02
Ava

AVA Mr.. and Mrs. John
Delaney and children, Of Coal
Ridge, were visiting her parents,
Sunday.
Miss Deanna Lapp was visiting
Barbara Buckley at Coal Ridge
last week.
Mrs. Edwin Woods and sons,
Mrs. Fred CHM and children
were visiting Kathleen Ruckey
and family one day last week.
Paul Perkins of MasSillon,
spent last Sunday with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth
Perkins.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shondrick,
Of Maple Heights, were visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Buckley, Sunday.
Robert Mellon and son were
calling on friends here, Sunday,