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LEWIS, MRS. CARRIE. on Thursday
UpShur ST NV, Mr. CARRIE LEWlS
Mrs Lewis survived or one cousin
Mrs Fannie Winfield anu many FRIENDS
Remains resting al Horizons MOTruary
1924 You ST nv Funeral services
vii be hello on "wednesday Fpril II
at the Vernon, Avenue Baptist Church
With the Rev. G 7 merritt officiating
LfITICHirIoRD. BfRDIF WOODLAND. on
sunday, April ) 1880. BIRDIE WOOD
LAND LlTCHFoRD Of 'it3a North IGN
PFi Esi,s church va "iiS Of ne h.
Mrs NJ { Heislcy o. Atlanta Ga
She also Is survived by Oh" sister,
Ms Fila Hase Of Jacksonville,
great -grandchiidren FRIENDS mas Gall
al the Pearson Funeral Home ~,
North WASHINGTON s., Falls, Church,
Interment Nall9nal Memorial PARK
L0TSPEICH. THERESA. on SUNDAY.
Aprh i2!g a. her residdenGe Char
beloved wife 0. Leopold L6tTe,5h and
aunt OF Mr. Elizabeth Jones OF Hughes.
VIE Nd and Mrs Anna CO iello Of
Arlington Calf. Funeral from he
on "Wednesday April II al . am
Mas a. s. Mars Church BRAN
town. Nd a. = 30 ~. Rosary on
Ihursday Apri! ~, al s pm In
MAGrIRE. WILLIAM E. On SUNDAY
Apiil $ aa6 at hi,,. Ire.ideone l.34
{ 9qinSg 81 5.;o,o | EliAL ,, VA
A MaRnre brother Of Eugene a
Joseph O. Francis z and Charles F
Mcguire Funera. from the Timothy
Hanlon FuneraI. HONE asal Georgia
$50 m Reauiem mass At st, An
thongs Church 10Th and Monroe SITS.
ne, at am OInterment ST. Raw.
monds Cemetery, Bronx v Y New
York cry and Boston, Mass papers
McBRiDE' JOSEPH. Departed this lie
brlei illness, Nj JOSEPH MCBRIDE
b. a devoted VIE. Mre Enzabeth Nc
Brine ore son. d daughter a father
ana mo,hcT Mr. and Mr. PINK Nc
xsaggmoiher and host Of other rcla-
~ IS and many friends Remains may
BE- icNed at the Hall Bros Funeral
Home - Florida ave NV. after
terWccs on Thursday Fpril -, Al $
pm at the New Bethany Baptist
John J KoPer ornc,ating lntrrment
MOSES LEROY on Thursday April
, 1856, LEROY MOSES o. Sl3 L
81 se. beloved son oi John Moses
~ o. 40 j. SUI FlFFl w lllAi NltiFiHa TslAh
McWhirtrr ANY Graham, Glemmie
PaScmond and Carrie Moses and three
brother Johnnie Scott and Adam
Moses Friends may call az the w
H. Bacon Funeral Home lTS2 jth
Si uH after ! pm Iucgday Ann
~ where services Will b. held on
Wednesday, April intcrment Ar
lington National Cemetery
Nc HOLLIS, ROBERTA on Monday
April o. 1851 q. her residence. 1924
II Il NV ROBERTA NICHOLS,
beloved daughter Of the late Benoni
S and Eliza Pumphry Nichols and
sister Of Julia A Nichols Friends
may call at OaWiers Chapel iJG
Pa. ave u " where services viii bc
held on WEDNESDAY April ! at ~
NIt HoLSON ANDREW JACKSOS on
n J j. A8BR'Ew JACKSON NcHoCIin-
son husband II The late Mary che.
shire Nicholson father o.. Russell
James n Onuu Of MIami tla and
Mrs John WashcO ~ Eriiou j
brother Di Harry r Nicholson 81
Brentwood Nd Weller Nicholson 81
MqShington. y C. and Mrs pearl
may call at the Wheatley Funeral
Home. SOn King IT, Alexandria Va
where funeral services will be held on
Thursday April ~ az pm Inter-
ment Bethel Cemetery ~
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-, ! y. ~ ~ siFt I4aE'A-F-s' a. A-7 w
RENSON z W. Of1cerS will meet 81
the temple Members may meet at tnr
temple at a,i5 a M. ? az the Humphrey
Funera. Home, S4}4 Georgia ave S!l-
yer Spring Nd, at ln,I5 an Inter
ment at Arlington National CeHetCry.
All past masters and members are
urged 20 attend
N0RMAN VI FERRfS Y Ma..rr
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IWUMN~, INNA. On MOnuaV ApriI
. 1890 At her residence IS.u Yer
mother oi Hattie Boston. Ida Elizabeth
Reld MaTy Margaret Anderson, MARY
Jane Walter, johnnie William Mae
ana Clarence Thomas Also surviving
are twenty grandchildren, two great
grandchildren and many friends After
u pm Tuesday Rpril 10, friends may
call at the johnson a. Jenkins Funeral
Il0mc, 1902 I'm st NV Funeral on
the HOLY Ghost Catholic Church, Issue
Nd lmtermenL chnrch cemelerv
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TIBBOTT, ELISABETH " on satuf

day, Aprii 1906 ELISABETH W,
TfBBO1T Of i52G Drummond ave.
Chevy Chase. Md, beloved wife Of the
late Osmund II Ttboott mother OF
LLOYD and Edward W Tibbott Friends
are invited TO call ~ he rethcsda-
A Pumphrev Bethesda Md where
gcrYlcrs VIII b" held on Wednesday
ADril al - pm lutetment pri-
yate. IL lieu OF flowers cont rihuti ions
may he made 10 the General Union
Mission 10
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u II - nSh =, y IvI1uay !, NJ u
lngton. y C. daughter of the late
Patrick and julia Sullivan Services
a the 5 Il Hiner Co Funeral Home.
31Gl J III 81 nv on Wednesday,
ApTN IL al 9,iu q m. parking ia
clilesl. thence 10 the Immaculate Con-
ccp'ion Church, Sth and N gts. nv
where the holy sacrifice OF the mass
Viii be offered at ~ an for the
rcpose Of her suul lnterment Mount
Gil.ef Cemetery
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~, HNhI4LN > r SpfCIa !
communication OF Wa h
inRton Centennial Lodge.
No a. FAAAI IS called
FOR 9,l5 am. Wednesday.
April II. 1H5b for the pur-
rose Of conducting The last
Ma sonic rites for our late
brother CHARLES s. LAW
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TIME. wAHREN LoIIs. sR.

Tuesday April 10 1906, at his resi-.
drncc 900 North lyy u Arlington
Va WARREN LOUIS TiNKLE. ST
father of Warren Louis ~ Dian,
Louise David Wayne, Alice Marie ano
steven Lynn Tinkle son Of Aura II
Of Mrs Marjorie Nell pew ~ and Mar.
yln Conrad Tinkle. Friends may cal
al the ives Funeral Home @sA7 Wilson
blvd Arlington Va where funeral
tcrvices VIII be held on Thursday
April -. AZ . pm fntermr-t Ma.
tlOual Memorial PARK
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EDMaRnS. MINIIE.' = :

y. lH5tl MINNIE EDWARDS % 5!UN
u - ne devoted wife Of Fc,iH Ed-
wards She also Is survived nv one.
son George Barber one daughteFp'
Mrs Dorothy Carter one sister Mrs
Amelia LOften five grandchildren, one
Gaughter-in-law one SOn-in-laV, othef
relatives and many friends After IL
pln TUESDAY, April 10. friends may
call al the Palmer Funeral Home
AZ II st ne where services WILL bel
held on Wednesday, April II. at y
pm Interment WoodlaNn Cemetery q
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lit Mfnturiant

BROWN, ARNETHA FIELDS. A tokei
OF love 10 the memory Of my devote,
aunt. Mrs. ARNETIfA FIELDS BROWN
VINO stole away from me April ~
lg4t
The. silent night is lonely.
There is no golden dawn
Because | must remember dear a4n
Dudy
That you are really gone.
Often I lie in bed and wait.
So many nights | cannot sleep:
l hear a voice from the distant IA
Saying ] am your guiding star
YOUR LONESOME DEVOTED NIECE
EAEAII GKIpNA IIL pLIL,Il gnA-
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1886 at her home, Seneca. Nd ANNA
SANCOMB, beloved wife o! the late
Edgar Sancumb mother Of Howard
G Edgar l. and Lawrence s San
comb: sister Of LOUIS storm. Friend,
are invited to cali al the Colonial
Funeral Home D! Robert A Humphrey.
Rockville Nd Services on Wednes =
Church Rockville, Nd. where requiem
mass vii! be offered at 9 am. Inter
ment St Mary's Cemetery.
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". H TAYLOR. Adjutant. u

dssAINI MAURICE ANNETTE BIER
ACL1. On Sunday April 1886,
a. Georgetown Hospital, ANNETTE
BERAULT deSAINT MAURICE. beloved
wife OF the late Arthur Berault deSaint
Maurice. mother Of Arthur. Annette and
Marie Berault deSaint Maurice 4 F-I-
3S2l 14th st. nv, on WEDNESDAY
RprIl IL. at 1890 am REQUIEM
mass al ST Matthew Cathedral at
an lnterment. Greenwood Gene
terry. Brooklyn n. Y In lieu of flow
ers kindly make donation to the
Carroll Manor Home for the Aged
lilp Rhode Island ave nv Look
OF time
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on Sunday April X. 1886 CHARLES s
LAWRENSON beloved husband 81 Ber-
nice Lawrensoa NEE Lehman. OF
I3uOl Co!esville rd,. Silver Spring Nd
ana father OF Mrs Z Donald Bauer
and Mrs John p Atkinson. brother
OF Mrs G Barrie Giles There are
also four grandsons M. Laprcnson
rests al the Warner 2 Humphrey
Funeral Home S434 Georgia ave SIT
yer Spring, Md where service viii bel
held on Wednesday April II. a. ID. so
an lnterment Arlington National
InpEIIssor - 10 !.
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prRHAM. Susie MINGEIELn. On Sun

day, AprlI ?, l95b, a. the D. c. Cen
eral Hospital. SUSIE WINGFIELD DUR d.
HAM OF lT43 Corcoran 81 u ". Ant 3
Turner and Mrs Ruth Mattox She
also leaves TO mourn her passing two
brothers. Russie and Jesse Win2neld
many nieceS. nephews other relatives
and manv friends Remains resting
AZ the John I Rhines & Co Funera.
Home, aol 3rd ST. s.w where friends
may call after 4 pm Wednesday
April y, until am ThurSday. Apri
L.. thence TO the Meridian Hill Baptist
Church, l72b Kalorama I'd NV where
funeral services will be held a. ! pm
Rev. Roosevelt McIntyre oifciating
Further services and interment or
Saturday, kpril ~ at Washington, Ga
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WATKINS. yLRNOS DORSEY.
day April 9, 1866. AZ NJ

day April 0 1866. at MONTGOMERY
DORSEY WATKINS aged 90 wears.
son Of the late John and Mary y
watkins, beloved husband OF Blanch
h. watkins Of near Damascus, Md
Friends may call AZ the Roy W Barber
Funeral Home Layionsgilh Md where
funeral services viii be held on Thurs
Providence Cemctcry. BemptoVn, Nd
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{, 1855. at Frederick Memorial Hos
pItaL SAMUEL T SNAPP oil Damascus,
MID. beloved husband Of Grace (
Snapp father OF RAYMOND B., Carl II w.
MIS- Marsarst +, watkins Robert w
Mr. Goldif s G!adhili Alfred NJ, and
Hubert Suapp, and brother OF Miss
Elsie J Snapp Mr. Snaup rests at
the DIN L. IolesVorth Funeral Home,
Damascus Nd where services will be
held or Wednesday,. Aoril ] at . nm.
LMtermenL Damae-us CnnlntErH 10
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Dratha

ABEL, JAMES RICHARD. on Mon
cay. April 9. 1856 al the University
RICHARD ABEL, son OF James
ana Thelma Abel OF Aquasco. Md
Friends may eau at the residence of
his parents after pm TUESDAY
April 10. GrsveSide services Wlli be
nelo in the family cemetery AuuaSco
Mo, on Wednesday, April IL. at ~
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sCHRADER. EDWARD D. OF Tucson

Ariz on March 81 1856. husband
OF Louise NJ SChrader and father OF
Barbara, Elizabeth, Margaret Edward
and John Schrader Remains at
Chambers Funeral Home. 1900 ChapIn
st NV UNA Thursday. Fpril -. at
$50 m Mass az Fort Myer Chapel
at 2 am Interment Arlington Ma
tioDal Cemetery. II
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pital, Mr. HENRY / KoF ss' Of q Ma
Ith 81 nv, beloved husband Of
MIS-. Lillian Mae korn Remains rest
ing at HysongS Funeral Home l8uu
St nv where services viii Dc
held on Wednesday, April II. al Ii
an. FRIENDS are invited to attend
!Parking taciitles adiolning i4uera!
nome lntermeut Washington Ma
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SIMEON, ELLA C. On Monday, April
3 1856 at Laurel SanitariuIn Laurel.
Nd ELLA c. -sIMcOX. wife Of the
Mrs. Virginia s Sheets. Friends NAV
call al GaWler'S Chapel 1876 Pa
ave. nv, after l. noon Tuesday
April 10 courtesy parkins opposite
Services viii be held a. the Church
OF the Epphany. 1917 G st. nv, on
Thursday Aprll l.. al IL am. In
terinent Fort Lincoln Cemetery II
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rd, Seat Pleasant Nd. on April q.
1851, Wife OF Georse " King mother
OF George W. KInc and Anna NAV
Sargent, sister OF Betty Sherman Sery-
ices ar Chambers Funeral Home 81
lith ST. Sc. on Thursday April II
at IL an. lHterment FRIEND
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on SUNDAY, April ) 1886, A. his resi-
drrce, 34J NJ st. s.w. JAMES ALBERT
TURNER, devoted uncle Of Miss Jane
Easton elf Howard and Frederick
Eas'on Ne also leaves to mourn his
passing other relatives and many
friends Remains resting at the John
T RhineS a. Co Funeral Home nOt
;.td ST. sV, where friends may call
after 4 pm Thursday April II, and
where funeral services viii be held on
FRIDAY. Anril iB A. ! pm Rev h
II Whiting niNciatuR lntcrmcnt ~
llurtnH National Cemetery
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scribe; Jay Shames, historian; Ed
Heller, Jack Graft, house man
ager; Dick Washington, chaplain;
and Henry Forer, Larry Marks,
and Irwin Swichkow, members at
large. With their leadership, we
are looking forward to a prosper
Gus and productive half year.
Last semester 1--WE made a fine
showing in all that we partici-
pated. A tabulation of the chat
ter's semester grades gave us hope
that we might well be on our
way to again winning the I. F. C.'s
scholarship trophy which we have
taken for the past three years. We
came in first in the averages of
pledges, and of brothers and
pledges combined; in brothers
averages we were second. Our
athletic ability likewise has been
keeping strong pace as we now
find ourselves in fifth place in
fraternity league sports, and with
the tennis trophy in our trophy
case. We have played hard and
fair all semester and have been
given recognition by being placed
first in the craftsmanship stand
ings.
Our social life has not Jagged
this year as evidenced by the fact
that we have had parties of all
descriptions, from Bermuda shorts
parties to Shipwreck Parties. But
with all our other activities dur
ing the past half year, we have
always found time for helpful
community service projects and
have worked untiringly, under
the craftsmanship of Chuck Stein
berg, for the Red Cross, March of
Dimes, Gainesville Welfare Board,
etc. Our pledge class, in their
combination Hell-Help We k
which was recently held, went to
surrounding cities and performed
various duties for each of the
municipalities.
Sincerely yours,
Bernie Wideman
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CATHOLIC. PROTESTANT
LEADERS IN VIENNA
CONDEMN ANTI-SEMITISM

VIENNA, (JTA)-The Austrian
people were urged to combat all
manifestations of anti-Semitism
today at public meeting here at
which Catholic and Protestant
leaders were the principal speak
|ers.
The Catholic representative,
Monsignor Otto Mauer, asserted
that anti-Semitism based on re-
ligious grounds was nonsense, and
that, based on racial grounds, it
was used as a political weapon to
shift the burden of errors onto a
scapegoat. Speaking as a repre-
sentative of Protestant groups,
Professor H. Dantine declared
that anti-Semitism was forbidden
by Christ's command regarding
charity.
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FLORIDA DELTA OF Pr
LAMBDA PHI
Gainesville. Fla.

+. March 10, 1856
The Southern Jewish Weekly
P. o. Box 1888
Jacksonville, Florida
Dear Mr.. Moscovitz:
It has been one full semester
now. thatgthe Florida Delta chap
ter has been living within the
friendly walls of it's one hundred
and sixty thousand dollar dream
house. Located at Number One
Fraternity Row it is magnificent
inspiration to behold, and our
gratitude is mostly to our advisor,
Dean Joseph We'll, for making
possible the financing and con-
struction of our new home. Now
that we are comfortably installed,
we are looking forward to dis
playing our thanks to the Dean
by formally dedicating our house
to him in the near future.
AS we start off the second Sc
mester, we find the following Of
ficers at the reins: Stuart Lubitz,
rex; James Kaufman, archon;
Mike Segal, K. of E.; Max Hagan,.
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Two Accidents
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
husband, was almost total loss.
The second accident, two
car collision, occurred at 600
p. m. on county road So near the
Arthur Green property. Dana
William Scott, route l, Reiners-
vile, and Zedrick Jr. Clark, of
route l, Caldwell, were the
drivers involved in the accident.
The 1947 Ford, driven by Scott
and owned by John McCune, also
of Reinersville, received damage
to the right rear fender and back
body. The second vehicle, a 1855
Ford, received damage to the
front grill and right front tire.
At the time of the accident, no
charges were made by the
Sheriff's department.
Sheriff Conaway stated that
one arrest was made Saturday
evening on the charge of unsafe
operation of a motor vehicle.
Thomas F. Danes was driving a
semi-truck and trailer without
visible tail lights. He appeared
before J. P. Leo Carter and was
fined $21.70, which included
costs.
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0nG Unit Receives
Excellent Raiinq

The Noble county ambulance
company of the Ohio National
Guard, held their regular drill
meeting Monday, August q at
the arnIory building on State
Route 285, according to Captain
Charles J. Coyle.
In addition to routine drill
practice, the men were oriented
as to the ratings received during
the two-week field training per-
iod. Reports show that the ambu-
lance company received excellent
ratings.
Plans were discussed for the
training activities between now
and the next summer camp. The
ambulance unit also organized
athletics in the form of a basket
ball team.
1t was announced that the Ma
tional Guard Unit would have
a tent at the Noble county fair,
which will be located north OF
the machinery display.
The next regular scheduled
drill for the ambulance company
will be held Tuesday, Sept. 4 at
the armory building according to
Captain Coyle.
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Sebath Studio To
Hold Registration

Thelma Jones Sebach an
nounces registration for her fall
dancing classes will be held on
Wednesday, Sept. 5 at the
American Legion hall, from 200
to 600 p. m.
Mrs. Sebach has been conduct
ing classes in Caldwell for the
past nine years.
She has just returned from
New York and Detroit, where
she studied under the leading
dance stylists of the county.
Lessons will be offered to
beginners and children and
adults in ballet, toe, tap, aero
batic, Hawaiian, exhibition,
Spanish, baton twirling and
flag swinging.
Children three years Of age
and over will be accepted.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-08-30
5unlmerfie|d Youth
Injured In Accident

A Summerfield youth and two
other persons sustained injuries
Thursday afternoon when two
cars crashed head-on, one and
half miles north of Lore City on
State Route 265.
Harold Carpenter, q, Summer
field route l, sustained lacera-
tlons of the face and head in
juries and passenger in his car,
Sylvan Wise, q, of Quaker City
route 4, suffered abrasions an
contusions about the face and
arms.
Robert Gaydosik, %, of Sem
ecaville, driver of the other car,
received chest injuries and cere-
bral conclusion. All the injured
were admitted to the st. Francis
hospital for treatment.
The state patrol said the ac-
cident occurred on the hill at
Kings Mine when Gaydosik,
going west, attempted to pass
another vehicle. The Carpenter
car. which was travelling east,
was struck in the eastbound lane
by Gaydosik. Gaydosik will be
cited by the patrol when released
by the hospital.
Both vehicles were damaged
extensively.
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County Fair
Continued from page one)

(COntlnued from page One)
Walkenshaw stated that a
starting gate would be used dur
ing the Friday and Saturday
events to facilitate the quick
starting of each race. He also
added that the Simmons Sound
Service of Athens had returned
this year to provide microphone
and loud speaker systems for the
entire fairgrounds.
Rides on the midway have
been furnished by the Howard
Brothers Shows and occupy more
space this year than in the past.
Fair gOers Wednesday saw con-
cessionS and stands stretching
from each end of the grounds
boundaries.
AS in the past, judging of the
various contest entries will take
place Thursday and Friday morn
ings, starting at 900.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-08-30
One Hospitalized
Following Wreck

One person sustained injuries
Friday afternoon in an auto
accident which occurred ON USR
2l, south of Dexter City, accord
ing to the Marietta post OF the
state patrol, who investigated.
Delmar Blankenship, Of Char
lesion, w. Va, who was a pas
senger in a car driven by James
Parker, of Canton, was taken to
the Marietta Memorial hospital
in the McVay ambulance.
The accident occurred as a
truck operated by Dale Hartline,
38, of Marietta, was attempting
to pass the car driven by Parker,
and the two vehicles collided.
Hartline was cited to the office
of the Justice of the Peace Jack
son, of Lowell, for improper
passing and Parker was cited for
driving while his license was
revoked.
Considerable property damage
was reported to both vehicles.
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Bond Uniforms

Continued from page one)
knowledge that many single
dollar bills poured into the fund,
which made it possible for them
to be attired in their new uni
forms.
The original goal of the band
mothers club was $2,600.00,
which is the actual cost of the
uniforms.
In addition to members of the
band Director Marvin P. Wood
will also be attired in a matching
uniform.
The band mothers club wish
to express their appreciation in
this manner to every single per-
son who made it possible for
them to attain this goal.
Additional contribution receiv-
ed Monday were Harry Colley,
Adah Musser, Joseph Friedman,
Minnie Bivens Friedman, DR.. T.
Bivens Smith and Charlotte
Bivens.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-08-30

trails and picnic facilities. Fish
ermen by the thousand try their
luck as they wade this clear
rushing water. And tent campers
in growing number use the IA
cilities of this State Park.
Two of the most important
Indian highways of the Ohit
Country crossed within the linn.
its of this Park. The Great Trail
from Fort Pitt to Detroit and the
Cuyahoga War Trail were paths
of history through the Clear Fork
State Park. Major Robert Rog-
ers travelled this route on his way
back from Detroit with his fa-
nous rangers. Appleseed Johnny
John Chapman) was frequently
seen in this area as he visited his
apple orchards.
Upstream a few miles from
the Clear Fork State Park is
Pleasant Hill Lake, one of the ten
blue water lakes of the Mus
kingum Watershed Conservancy
District and the 1200-acre Mo-
hican State Forest is a neigh
boring tourist attraction Of con-
,iderable popularity.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-08-30
Three Marriage
Permits Are Issued

Three marriage permits were
issued in the Noble county
probate court last week accord
ing to Earl P. McGinnis, probate
judge. They were as follows:
James Wallace Butcher, "a,
Parkersburg, w. Va, route man,
Brou' nton's Dairy and Martha
Mae VanFossen, 18, Elk town
ship, waitress.
Harold William Caldwell, 90
Brookfield township, mainten-
ance construction, Ohio Fuel Gas
Co., and Thelma Marie Johnson,
q, Noble township.
Nolan Lamont Christman, 81
Seneca township, multigraph
operator and Wanda Lee Barnett
20, Marion township, typist.
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Bond Issue

Continued from page one)
amount of 200 for constructing
a sewage disposal works. The
bonds would run for a period of
Is years and increase the taxation
in this district total of 1.60 mills
of 16 cents for each hundred dol
lars of valuation.
Village Tax Levy
Only one tax levy has been
filed with Clerk Harry G.. Rich
creek of the Noble county cleo
ton board but the deadline here
is Sept. Is and it is expected
that several levies for schools
will be filed before this deadline.
The voters in the village of
Belle Valley will be asked to
approve an additional levy for
paying current expenses at rate
not exceeding four mills. This
would amount to 40 cents for
each hundred dollars of valuation
for period of five years.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-08-30
Enjoy TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray TeddIer and
son, Eddie, of the Sarahsville
community, MIR. and Mrs. Will
liam Trenner and son, Rickie, of
Ava. have returned to their
homes after enjoying a vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Richard
son and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Richardson and family,
all of Long Beach, Calf. While
there, J. F. Richardson was adj
mitted to the Seaside hospital for
surgery. He is the father of Shir-
lev Fiddler and Audrey Trenner.