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ADAMS, NELLIE RooE: On Friday:
FsSTSssEy e. 1855 ys,,,. NELL! III ROCK OK
loved wife Of the late =, BRUCE Adams
Robert r. Adams. Mrs, Thelma Adams
Kimmell, Frank W.. adams and the
late FREDERICK A, Adams. She also
y sSsssS ~ two aFf srote Ss snd
Wade Rock. and two sisters. Marion
Greenstreet and Mrs. Frances Garman.
Friends may call at the Gilbert c
burg I'd. me-. where services viii be
held on. Monday, February Is. at ESQ
pm. 1nterment Fort Lincoln Gene
ADDISON, CHARLES EDWIN. On Fri-
dence, 500 P st. NV. CHARLES Ed
WIN AppIsos husband aSSs0n Of father ths a e
Marguerite Addison sweeney and broth
er Of Elizabeth Banks and Louis simms.
He also Is survived By four grand
shdrsn f.l.t1 ies ana nsng
Notice OF funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
By Malyan y schey. Inc. l2'
ADDISON, CHARLES Z. Charles Catcher
a Lodge No. Is, p, and A. M,
A J
" purpose Of performing the
last sd rites Sysr SSr M sss sTo'1 siIi
assemble at the Second Baptist Church;
sI6 Third st. NV. Masonic dress a.
THEoDoRE B. Scso2, SWAsyi' Master.
Attest: CLARENCE A. NIXON;
See''Ii
ANDERSON. ELBERTA. On saturda 10y.
February II. 1855, at the home Of ns6
dsushter. Mrs. William H Abh%ct Ct stI H.
ssfE%RiTrSSieA s sI ssosI Formerly o. 1910
Belmont st. NV. Mrs. Anderson ressf
the az Ssro osorr. e sVs DsilS.r
Nd. Notice Of services later. 10
AsKEw. JOHN. Suddenly. on Friday
February 10. 1855. At nis re AsKEW.
brother Of Anne. Mary Lucy, George;
Marion Askew. He. also is survived Ny 6y
p tsse Of funeral later. Arrangements by
Malvan q Schey. Inc.
BAKER, EMERY C;,vSo11 Fridssy yx Fssro 81
S s51S ss ssaasbs md q aG Nora Baker
Grieshaberl, son Of the lats Lug n,r ~
Rinkef ana StepBOD u tuou 1880
Of Leesburg, Va brother OF naft I.
Baker Of Leesburg. ya. ne ano e.r y
survived BY half brothers and sisters;
Friends may call at Valleys funeIel
Home 5000 Rhode Island ave. 81 EASY
ern ave. me-, where services VIII "
held on Monday. February ID. at ly
am. Relatives and friends mvHeea
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. IL
BAKER. Rosa H. .o e. Thur sAkkh Feo 81
64O6 Mckinley st.. Bethesda, MO- Pc.
loved wife Of the late John Bakei
and mother Of Mrs. Gladys. 7. Doason,
MIS-. Iris r. Dodson and Jonatnsn,i
:; I &c 1Bethesda. CHEVY Chase IgnsTsl
Home Of Robert A Pumphrey. SetnSsso -;
Nd, where services will pc neio III
Monday, February ID, at Pm. ~
terment Rockville Union Cemetery -
BALDWIN, CLAYwooD o. A member
of the Gateway Lions Club
6h on Saturday, February IL
I'll 1885, at Hadley Memorial
LIZ Hospital. Wash. D. c. Mem.
bers and friends may call 81
the Richie Brothers Funera
Hon., Upper Marlboro, Nd. NOTICE o.
1GsATEWAY LIONS CLUB,
LOUIS Z. WILLIAMS. President.
ROY r. ROBERTSON. Secretary;
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEMETERY LOTS
WASHINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
Sect. CT. 149 c and $50 D sites.
Select location Owner. 81 Mackey, ave,
3-5497. EedRewater, Md. liz
CEDAR HILL sITEs-B on for cash or
sites and cash for good car or car On
and rent buys home AID. 10000 Ia
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY-6-grave lot
valued $3.50: sacrifice. LeesburR
lot No. 1888, plot 20. Valued ct 1925,
will sell for $500. Ju. 9-4760.
Fl. LINCOLN--6-grave site behind floral
clock. VIII secridce. AID. 2-6344.
foR SAILS sites in Mt. calvary LCath.
oliel sec. n Lincoln Gem. STEPHEN
MAENINo, 1905 ouilfOrd ave-. BALTIC
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.

GEO. c. SHAFFER, INC.
prices. Open daily. sun, holidays. Phone
orders also accepted, $50 to 9 I'm. week
nights 200 14th st NV. En 5000
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DODGE. CORINE @. On Saturday.
February 1 IL l isse, at ths AleIandsia
Of James A. Dodge. lr.:. Mrs. John
Birdsall. r.. and Mrs. John N. Tab
Ter: sister OF Mrs. Kate Behiey. Martin,
nav e,li At 'I III DemoiS. Funerai
Home. $40 South washington st.. Alex
andria, Va. where services will be
held on Monday. February ID, ct IOl
am. Interment Mount Comfort Gene
terry.
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Februsrs il, 1869 At si6Iey Hospital.
AMELIA DisTASTIo. Of .4l12 10th st.
ne, beloved mother Of Antonio DeStastio
sn6 M 81 USH nS
three great srandehiidren. Services at
the o. Il. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
2901 14th st. NV. on Tuesday. Feb
ei n hence 20; % a, rrape,s dsaie.
Catholic Church. 20lb Rhode Island
ave. ne. where the holy sacrifice of
the mass will be offered at 9 am. for
the repose OF her soul. Interment Port
Lincoln Cemetery. Ia
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DORSEY, Yy0NNE; On ThqSsdsy: Feb;;
Il SG Mrs. s EaeIyn and Mathss
Dorsey, mother Of C. Phillip Dorsey
and sister OF Mrs. Florence Queen.
Also surviving are her grandparents.
h Nss apS rs DS5'e So. sM0 sSSn
other relatives and many friends.
After IL noon Sunday. February IL.
friends are invited TO call at the Nc
CURE Funeral Home. 1890 9th st. NV
day, February ID, ct the Holy Re-
deemer Catholic Church ct o am.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. IL
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JOHNSON, ALICE 7. In loving memory
Of our dear wife, mother and aunt,
ALICE T. JOHNSON, who left US five
years ago today, February Is. 1851.
God saw the road was getting rough.
The hills too hard to climb,
So. He gently closed her weary eyes
JESSE, JR.. AND NIECE IRENE
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STREET. OLIVIA. All inmates Of Pales-
- tine Household No. 1872,
g. % e. D q o sDd srs T Ssssassa
yN ~, 1856, z pm. at the Dabney
Nlu d Garner Funeral Home. 442 N
~ ST. NV. to perform the last sad
Aeu rites over inmate. Olivia Street.
" SARAH GLADDEN., NJ N q.
OLIVE p NIXON W r.
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2AlhS tAAPpf A1OuIb We OuCG GuJOSEU.
How sweet the memory still:
But death has left q vacancy
The world can never I'LL.
DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
ELLA BRUCE. In memory
Of ELLA BRUCE ROBINSON, who de-
parted this life on February IL, 1854.
Love 10 and was my King and Lord.
And will be. though rs yet keep
Within the court on earth and sleep
Encompassed By HIS faithful guard.
THE FAMILY,
ROBINSON. WILLIAM. In loving mem
WfLIIAM ROBINSON. who departed
this life three years ago today. Feb
ruary IL. 1853.
Dear father and grandfather, you are
not forgotten.
Though on earth you are no more.
StillNn memory you are with US.
AS you always were before.
DEVOTED SON, DAUGHTER-IN-LA
AND GRANDCHILDREN.
SELDOM, RICHARD E., yR. pause to-
day for moments Of meditation at the
passing OF my husband. RICHARD Z.
SELDOM, Jr., on February IL, 1853.
May his soul rest in peace.
WIFE. DOROTHY DADE SELDOM.
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HOOLEY. MRS. LUCY LIPsCOMB. Died
on Thursday, February o. 1865, ct
LIPScoMB .HooLEY. aged as. She
e survived BY several nieces. nepheWs,
friends. Remains resting ct Horizons
Moftuary. 1899 You st. NV. on
Sunday. February L., after pm.
II, ct I pm. at the Third Street
Baptist Church. 9Th and Que SITS. NV,
with the Rev. O. o. Bullock ofiiciating
Burial in WoodlAvn Cemetery.
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HOOLEY. LUCY. Members Of Rose Of
~ Sharon, Household Of Ruth. No.
" aas:s.d TO Attend e % &c & funeral ere rs e.
A Of Inmate LUCY HOOLEY on
Monday, February 10, 1885, at /
&Y pm. at Third Baptist Church,
I'LL 9th and Cue SITS. NV. Wear all
~ black, white gloves and draped
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VIOLET DEvINE. NJ. N. q.
EVELYN B. BYRD. w. r.

HRIN. MARY wANDRICK. On Thursday.
NAVAL Hospital NARY wAS Si5fisaS
mother Of John N. Hrin. Friends are
invited to call ct the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home OF Robert A..
Pumphrey. Bethesda. Md. Services on
Chapel. Fort Myer. Va. where requiem
mass viii be offered at o am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery. III
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n 1885, 'J JOSH n c a wSessHp.r' n
Of Robert 3. and the late Alice craW-
ford. brother OF John Crawford and
Bennett and Mary Audette. Prayers
at ChamberY Funeral Home. 6S0l
Cleveland ave Riverdale. Nd. on Mon
day,. February IL. ct $3.50 e.m. Mass
Nd ct 10. am. Interment Mount
ohvet Cemetery. IL
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denly, on Friday. February 10. 1863,
ut her residence. 1913 North Herndon
81 Arlington, Va, CHRISTINE MONT
0OMERY, wife. Of Thomas c. Montgom-
cry. mother Of Christine Anne Mont
gomery, sister Of Agnes w. Willett Eu-
gene Waggaman, Thomas E. Wagga-
man. Marie Donehoo and Rodolph Wag-
canaan. Friends may call at Gawler 5
Chapel. 1855 Pa. ave NV. Courtesy
parking opposite. Mass will be Of
tered at st. Charles Catholic Church.
Jackson st. and Washington blvd.
Arlington, Va, on Monday, February
IL. at 1880 am Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. IL
DAIsIE MARIE. On
Friday. February 10, 1865. Mrs. DAISIE
MARIE MONTGOMERY Of 263 Ken
lucky ave, Sc. the beloved wife Of
Mr.. Samuel MONTGOMERY. sister OF Mr.
Albert Barton, devoted aunt of Mrs
Eloise Paige, Albert, Louis, Joseph
and Robert Barton: great-aunt OF Ken
meth Paige. She also is survived BY
other relatives and many friends.
Notice Of funeral later. RrrangementS
By the William spansler FUNERAL
Home. 624 9Th Of. ne. In lieu Of
flowers, please contribute 70 the Cancer
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HuBBELL. ERMINA PHEATT. on
HuBBELI Of 5i4S 10th st. NV. be-
loved wife of the late Edward p,
ben snaiiWood and grandmother q
Mrs. Richard A. Wier. Mrs. Paul NiebeIl
and 0rahame T, smallwood, tr. Sery-I
ices At the 8, H Hines Co. FUNERAL
day, February IS, at 2 pm. tparking|
factlitieO, Interment Lockport, n u
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, csHstAR sIf F1 Z 'ASSGDsdsoE' Msmbsss yiIl
assemble at the Second Baptist Cnuren,;
S5e3o pm, By order Of:
THEODORE B. CONWAY,
Worshipfui Master.
Attest: CLARENCE A. NIXON.
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Ut. NELLIE Z. The ofaeers and
r memberA Of Ruth Chapter
No. z. are requested to as
semble at the Gasch Funeral
D. Home. Hyattsville. Nd. on
Sunday, February IL. at $50
pm, for the purpose OF con-
Quoting 2; z 9. ssryiess for
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SMITH, JOHN. On FebruRry y, 1905, at
d, C. General Hospital. JOHN SMITH
Of ti49 Eye Sd. Sc, son OF Rose Marie
Byrd Smith and Charles Smith, brother
OF Phyllis Jean, David and Charles
S Ms sy;a gr nS ss Of NJ s and el M
grandson OF MRude Jefferson. Friends
may call at the House Of Boyd Funeral
Chapel. 522 9Th st. Sc, on Sunday,
February 10, after Q pm, where serv-
ices will be held on Monday, February
Is, at pm, the Rev. r. N. Randall
oficiating. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry.
STANTON. FANNIE L. On Saturday,
friend, Mrs. Olive W. Phillips, 7725
Greentrce I'd. Bethesda, Nd. Friends
are invited to call ut the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Robert
A. Humphrey, Bethesda. Md. on Sum-
day. February IL, from IL noon until
y pm. Services and interment Brook
Ign, Pa Please omit flowers.
STARK. MRS. IDA. ON Thursday, Feb-
ruary .. 1866, IDA STARK. beloved
wife OF the late Louis Stark, mother
Of Milton, Albert. Julius and Philip
s sa.d al Of Baltimore ,IT.s No: Mrs.:
Mrs. Libby Hament and Mrs. Lenore
Bland Of New York: sister Of Mrs.
Sarah Adler Of Atlantic city, N. J.
She also Is survived BY nfteep grand
children and seven great-grandchtldre
Interment took place in the Hebrew
Friendship Cemetery. Baltimore. Nd.
on Friday. February 10. In mourn
ing ct 3603 Glen ave, Baltimore, Nd.
until Thursday February 10. ~
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.astsfIsi dsastss programs tsiseasi . ssisr.
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TODAY's Tv
HIGHLIGHTS

1900, WTTG t5)-Crunch and
Des.: CPremiere.l Forrest
Tucker as Crunch in series
based on Saturday Evening
Post series.
$3.50. WMAL t7)-Crossroads:
Pavement Pastor" - Story
Of pastor whoses radical
views land him in jail; JEFF
Morrow.
500, WTOP t9) ~ Crusader:
A refugee doctor has prob
lens resettling in a small
American town.
$3.50, WRC t4)-Star Stage:
Slipping screen star decides
to adopt child to human
ize' herself; Greer Carson.
$3.50. WTOP i9)--Playhouse Of
Stars; Man insists he saw
murder committed but police
can't find body; John Ire
land. Maxine Cooper.
9;30, WTTG t5)-Guy Lom-
bardo: Isabel BigIey visits.
1890, WTTG t51--Liberace: Lii
berace's music is featured in
new series.
1880, WRC (4j--Cavalcade OF
Sports: Rocky Castellani
meets Johnny Sullivan at
Madison Square Garden.
1890, WTOP t9)-Person to
Person: Ed Murrow visits
Shirley Jones and Bob Fell
Ter.
1890, WMAL tD-Passport to
Danger: Diplomatic courier
is asked to protect pros
pector who has found dia-
mond: Cesar Romero.
HIS, WTOP t9t-'Cry the Be-
: loved Country; small spark
of understanding comes be-
tween an African parish priest
and a wealthy farmer as a
result Of events in South
Africa.
11:25, WMAL f0-"Trapped"::
stars Lloyd Bridges and John
Hoyt in story of a Treasury
Agent who poses as gangster
to get evidence on group Of
counterfeiters.
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Isince 1920. He was Ambassador
to Pakistan for four years be-
ginning in 1949.
Fletcher Warren. Ambassador
to Caracas since 1851, has beer
in the diplomatic service since
1921.
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

7:05, WGMS--To France With
Music: Light music by En-
manuel Chabrier.
$500, WASH-fm and 1880,
WWDC-Counterspy: Agents
comb the country in their ef-
fort to corner and unmask
The Elusive Escapist."
$500, WMAL-The World and
You: An interview with Ital-
ian Ambassador Manilo Bro
sic; a visit with Denise OAR
eel: actress Cornelia Otis
Skinner comments on her ex-
per'ience In the theater and
mothers of stage children.
sos, WGMS-Library of Con-
gress Concert: Claremont
Quartet: Mozart, String
Quartet in G. K. 387; Shos-
takovitch, String Quartet No.
4; Schumann. Quartet in A.
$3.50, WTOP-Radio Workshop:
DR.. Frank x. Baxter, profess
sor of English literature at
the University of Southern
California, will interview"
noted author and playwright
William Shakespeare, with
Francis Bacon. Christopher
Marlowe and other members
of the Mermaid Tavern's cafe
society as guests.
$500, WMAL-Sound Mirror: A
portrait of Oliver Wendell
Holmes; Unit 90 arrives at
scene Of hit-and-run acci-
dent.
10000, WRC-Cayalcade of
Sports: To- round middle
weight bout between Rocky
Castellani of Cleveland and
John Sullivan of Preston,
England, at Madison Square
Garden.
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BALTIMORE "
Evening

EteuluB
(Here are some programs or
nearby Baltimore stations which
differ from those available or
local channels.)
900 t2)-Gene Autry and Car
toons.
600 tlD-Officer Happy's Ras-
Gals.
600 l13)--Pioneer Club.
TOO QD-Wild Bill Hickok.
900 Q3)-Dollar q Second.
1880 d31-Movie: "The Hidder
Room" t1949.)
1880 t2p-Fabian of Scotland
Yard.
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u. S. Will Change
ENJOYS to Turkey
BY the Associated Press

Ambassador Fletcher Warren,
present United States envoy to
Venezuela. is expected to replace
Ambassador Avra Warren in
Turkey soon.
The switch will be preliminary
to the retirement Of Ayra War
ren at the age of 81. Fletcher
Warren is SO.
Ayra Warren, a native Of
Maryland, has been in the
United States Foreign Service
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-06-21
EnIistments Are Open
For Training In Europe

The U. S. Army now has en-
listment openings in three of its
units, which are all going to Eu-
rope, according to Sgt. Robert
Beach of the US Army recruiting
station in Marietta.
Non-prior service men from
Noble county may enlist for any
of the following units prior to
the closing dates listed:
Field artillery, Ft. Sill, Okla,
July Is, closing date; Engineer
battalion, Ft. Benning, Ga, July
Is, closing date and armored
calvary, Ft. Knox, KY, August
Is, closing date.
If you are interested in spend
ing your enlistment in Europe,
then Sgt. Beach has the addition
al details.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-06-21
81. Johns Day To
Be Observed By Lodqe

The annual observance of
Saint Johns Day will be held
by members of Noble lodge, No.
459, F. & A. NJ, Sunday, June
"a, according to Worshipful Mas
ter Lawrence Nichols.
The annual service will be held
in the First Presbyterian church
with the pastor, Rev. Palmer
Manson, delivering the sermon.
The members will march to the
church in a body and will gather
at the Masonic Temple at 10
o'clock a. m. The service at the
Presbyterian church will begin
at 1915 o'clock.
Master Nichols said that all
past masters should bring their
aprons.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-06-21
CHIT and CHATTER
WILMA NAU


On Thursday morning of last
week, village workers began the
project of repainting the cross
walk lines and the diagonal
parking lines in Caldwell. The
painting was done on the north
side of the public square. While
the paint was drying, traffic was
not permitted to travel on that
side of the square. Marshal Jack
Oliver was in charge of this
project.
Seneca Lake bathing beach
was opened to the public last
week after more than two
weeks delay. The beach was not
opened on Memorial Day, as it
has in past years, because of
high waters resulting from the
heavy rainfall in Noble county
during the last two weeks in
May.
Probate Judge Earl p. Nc
Ginnis has, by this time, become
well aware that June is the
month to marry by the many
marriage permits that have been
issued in that office during the
first half of this month. The
average number of marriage per-
mits to be issued in Noble county
is usually one or two a week.
During June, this number has
greatly increased. To illustrate
this fact, on Saturday of last
week, four applications for mar
riage license were made in that
office.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-06-21
Class of "31"
Continued from page Une}
r1,cc nF 1921 ruCr

Continued from page one}
- Glass of 1881 - CHS.
During the program, familiar
school songs were sung by the
group, lead by Mrs. Harold
Obenhofer, of Lanaki, Hawaii
Each graduate was asked to
identify himself or herself and
introduce their guest. Remarks
were also heard from members
of the class, who are located else
where, regarding their present
activity and their family.
Mrs. Chester Hayes read cor
respondence received from grad
yates who were unable to at
tend. She also reported that only
one member of the class was
deceased, that being Bernard
McCune.
Little Miss Karol Obenhofer
entertained the group with two
speciality dance routines, the
hula-hula.
An interesting feature of the
celebration was the display of
pictures and stories relating to
events and activity of the grad
yates during their school years
at Caldwell.
Recognition was given to
Edwin McAuley as the father
with the most children; Mrs.
Carolyn Smith Wycoff was the
grad present with the most
Il nI n
Obenhofer (Thelma Gaither)
travelled the farthest distance,
from Lanaki, Hawaii; Earl Tar
Teton was credited as showing
the least amount of hair Cat this
point he challenged any one pres
ent to start counting them to
prove their contentionl; Silas
Raymond Stewart, Of Columbus,
agreed that he undoubtedly was
the most pronounced around the
waistline; Mrs. Wesley Sears
(Margery Radcliff) was the
member with the youngest child,
a daughter, six months old, and
their only child; the grad mar
ried the longest proved to be a
matter of indecision and the
matter was never fully settled.
Used for decorating the room
was large bouquet of flowers
sent from Hawaii for the oc-
casion, gift of Mrs. Nbenhofer
Also occupying d prominent
spot in front of the "U'' arranged
tables was a large "31" formed
from yellow flowers, gift
from Dwight Wiley. 1t was at
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-06-21
Joe Parrish Attends
Agricultural meeiinu

J. e. Parrish, local vocational
agriculture instructor, spent last
week attending the annual con-
ference Of the Ohio Vocational
Agriculture Instructors Associa-
ton, which was held at the
Youth Center of the Ohio State
fairgrounds.
The program included speeches
by Kenneth Mcfarland, Public
Relations representative of the
General Motors Co. and DIR. A.
w. Tenny, executive secretary
of the Vocational Association of
Future Farmers of America.
A part of the conference was
devoted to technical assistance
by the staff Of the college of
agriculture of the Ohio State
University.
Mr.. Parrish left Tuesday morn
ing to attend summer school at
the Ohio State University. He
will be attending school for a
period of five weeks, working on
his Masters degree.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-06-21
-Four Marriage Permits
Are Issued By Probate

Four marriage permits were
issued in the Probate Court last
weekend according to probate
judge Earl p. McGinnis. Those
who applied for marriage per-
mits included the following:
Marvin A. Carpenter, %, Sum-
merfield route 2, a machinist and
Carolyn Veva Clark, %, of Sum-
merfield route 2, clerk-typist.
Raymond E. Watson, 19, Cald-
well, student and Marilyn Elaine
Pitts, 18, Caldwell, a secretary.
James A. Porter, 20, of Cald-
well route 3, truck driver and
Donna Ruth Clark, l6, of Jackson
township, student.
Edward Ray Larrison, %. of
Pleasant City route l, truck driv-
er and Myrna jeanne Masters,
Is, of Buffalo township. student.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-06-21

tached to a tripod and lllumln-
ated with a spotlight bringing
out its attractive details.
All officers of the class of 1881
were present, including the class
advisor. They were: president,
Clarence J. Estadt: vice presi-
dent, DR.. Viola Startzman Rob
ertson; secretary-treasurer, Earl
Tarleton; and class advisor,
Virgil Kress.
Faculty members present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Kress, of
Circleville, Mr.. and Mrs. Fletch-
er Cutler (Verna Weaver) of
Summerfield, Ralph Sturgeon of
Bellevue, Miss Minerva Frazier
and Walter Woodford of Cald-
well.
Out t-of-town graduates present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Finley
of Morrow, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kolenich of Cleveland, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Wesley Sears (Margery
Radcliff) of Orrville, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Stockdale CHelen
Tuttle) of Westerville, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Allison of Cincinnati,
DR.. Viola Startzman Robertson
of Wooster, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Willis (Narwista Mckee, of Co.
lumbus, Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Ray
| mond Stewart Of Columbus,
Glenore Frakes of Columbus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Warne
| (Genevieve Buchannan), of
Charlottesville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin McAuley of Butler, DR..
Alton Jake" Ball of New Lex
ington, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tarle-
ton of Marysville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Obenhofer (Thelma Gal
ther) and daughter, Karol, of
Lanaki, Hawaii, Marcus Hill of
GAINESVILLE, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Tilton of Cincinnati.
Attending from Caldwell and
area were: Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Porter Geneva Bird), Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Clarence Estadt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Wiley and daughter,
Kathy Ann, Mrs. Carolyn
Wycoff, daughter and son, Mrs.
David Shaw and Buddy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Davis (Pauline
Poling), Mrs. Richard Ball
(Twila Tilton), Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Hayes (both 81 grad
uates) and son, Billy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul McVay and daughter,
Linda, Miss Mabel Gordon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Waller.
Members of the committee
working out the details of the
celebration were Mrs. Chester
Hayes, chairman; Mrs. Glen
Waller, Mrs. Floyd Porter,
Dwight Wiley, Earl Tarleton,
Harold Dyer, Paul McVay, and
c. J. Estadt, the latter serving
as master of ceremonies.
Get-WeH cards were signed by
all graduates present and sent
to Mrs. Margaret Briggs Curtis
| of Follansbee, w. Va, and Mrs.
Lydia Hutchins McGrath of
Grove City, Ohio, who were re-
ported ill.