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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-24
KeithioWn

KEITHTOWN - Mr.. and Mrs
| Donald Salters and family OF
Cambridge and Mr.. and Mrs
Jonas Stack and family spent
Sunday at the home Of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chand-
Ter.
Mrs. Leroy Sampson and chill
dren, of Dungannon Ridge, visit
ed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Landaker and the fam
lily Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton
Landaker.
Mrs. Ethyle Courtney spent
the past week with her husband
at Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bond of
Caldwell, were Sunday callers at
the John Swank home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Cowel
Of Caldwell, visited Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Waller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest O'Farrell
and daughter, Linda and Harry
Goodwin of Columbus, spent the
weekend at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ard Chandler and family
Other visitors during the week
end at the Chandler home were
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Chandler
and Cindy and Gene of Cuya-
hOga Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Craig and Johnny Of Devola,
Howard Craig Of Canton and Mr..
and Mrs. Emmet Caplinger ano
Linda of Beverly.
Shelby Landaker, of Zanes-
vile, spent the weekend at the
home Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Hughes and
son Of Kent, visited relatives in
this vicinity during the past
week.
Hal Farson, Of Cleveland, was
a business visitor in the COM
munity over the weekend.
Nancy and Judy Teeters spent
the weekend with their father,
at the home of his mother, Ber-
tie Teeters of Maple Heights.
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ROAD PETITION


The Noble County Commissioners
nave received petition from peti-
doners residing i'll the vicinity of the
proposed Improvement described be-
low. in which they respectfully repre-
sent that the public convenience and
welfare require the establishment CT
a public road, beginning
AT a point in County Road No. 5
IN Section % in Wayne Township.
said point being approximately l 1,000
feet north OF the intersection of
County Road No. 5 and Township
Road No. 168, and running in north
westerly direction 800 feet to the resi-
dence of Fred Long and there to
terminate.
The Noble County Commissioners
have set the viewing date for the
above on Monday, May 2S and the
hearing date will be held on Monday,
June 4, at II 90 q m.
c r. ATKINSON. Clerk.
as All
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SHERIFFrS SALE
IN PARTITION
The State of Ohio, Noble County.
Common Pleas Court
Case No 1886
MaTcela Stevens,
Plaintiff.

The State of Ohio, Noble County.
Common Pleas Court
Case No 1886
Marcella Stevens.
Plaintiff
Fred Stevens and The Caldwell
Building and Loan Company
Defendants
Notice is hereby, given. that. on
Saturday. the 18th day of June, A d.
1856, at the hour of 1000 o'clock.
a. NJ. l will offer for sale at public
auction at the west door of the
Courthouse in Caldwell, Ohio, the fol-
lowing real estate, situate in the
County of Noble and State of Ohio.
and in the township of Noble. to-wit: :
And being described as Lots
33. 81, 50, 81, 80, SO, 40 and Sub
Lots IL, A. and i3 in the town OF
Detroit, in said Township, County
and State. as plated by Leroy
Moore and N. T Finley as shown
by the Recorded plat thereof.
Also a small tract of land lying
north of the above described Lot
No 80 containing l.27 acres, more
or less. excepting however, from
the operation of this conveyance
all the coal in and underlying the
afore-dcsCrlbed premises and
being the same premises as deS-
cribed in a certain deed recorded
in Volume 103, Page BAL, of the
Deed records of Noble County,
Ohio.
Said premises are bounded on
the south by Railroad Street, and
there being no street Immediately
north of said premises.
Said premises located at Ava, Ohio.
in the portion called Detroit. bound
ed on the south by Railroad Street,
and there being no street Immediately
north of said premises.
Appraised at 100000, and cannot be
sold for less than TWo-Thirds of that
amount.
Said premises to be sold as the
property of the parties to the above
action, on an order of sale III Parti-
ton from the Common Pleas Court
of Noble County, Ohio, and directed
to me the undersigned Sheriff.
TERMS OF SALE: $4,000 on day of
sale. Balance on delivery Of deed and
confirmation of Sale by Court.
Given under my hand this l4th day
of May. 1856
DONALD CONAWAY.
Sheriff Noble County. Ohio
FRED F. FOX, Attorney
IS ~ 43 40 50
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Mckee, r. b. r 9. 6, S 3, pit 35
nei4, acres .18, value 500. amt. tax
S634
And notice is hereby given that
the whole of such several tracts,
lots or parts of lots, will be GER
titled for foreclosure by the
county Auditor pursuant to law,
and forfeited to the State, unless
Taxes, Assessments, Penalties
and Interest are paid.
C.. II. ATKINSON,
Auditor of Noble County. Ohio
AZ, AZ, J & L
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NOBLE TOWNSHIP
Real Estate Property

Archer, James Everett & Elizabeth.
r 8. T 7. S y. eia sW4, acres 30.
value S640. amt. tax S22.86.
Bates. Charles. @. T 7. 6. 10 sell
nW1t acres !, value $50, amt tax 81 "a.
Bates, Charles, r 9, T 7. g. pit 30
& 2l sel1 nWl4, acres 2.75, value $50,
amt. tax S0.7i.
Cartel. John * Sam, Q. r 7. S /.
q nwli, acres 10, value 500. amt. tax
50 .48.
Cartel, John x Sam. R 8, T 7, S -,
20 nwl4 swI4, acres 47.95. value S720.
amt tax S17.88
Cook. L. F. &: Maize. r 9, T 7, S %.
2 neb ne'4, acres 26, value s130 amt.
tax 1924
Cook. L. F. & Maize, r 9. T 7, S %,
sea nWll, acres 10. value $500, amt.
tax Sl4.92
Cook, L. F & Maize. f o. T 7, S %.
nWla SWi4 ne!4, acres 20, value 500,
amt tax S2.48.
Cook. l.. F & Maize, R g. T :, S %,
ell SWil neii VIE seq ne4, acres 40,
value $500. amt tax Si98
Fogle. Ellis E. R 9. T :, S 20. 10
nWH sWia, acres 4.50, value $40, amt.
tax Sl74.
McCune. Albert. R 9, T 7. S %. 3
nwl, ne74, acres 80, value 1920, amt.
tax Sl9.58.
Stewart, C. W. ct al. 9. T 7, S %,
II nwh4 sel4, acres 2.l6, value $40.
amt. tax s475
Zugi Paul, r 9, T 7. S l6, ne14,
acres IN yolnp S10 amt taS 81 Of
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Case No. 6114
nnU ~ D.-l n,

Estate of Ray c. Boyd, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Edna
Boyd, of Route No. 3, Caldwell. Ohio.
has been duly appointed Administra-
trix of the Estate of Ray c. Boyd,
deceased, late of Sharon Township
Noble County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within four
months.
Dated this 30th day OF April. 1856.
EARL +. McGINNIS.
Probate Judge of said County
l5 I6 az
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LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
THE STATE OF OHIO
NOZZLE C0IrNTX Sc
Case NO. N5UI
George f. Deal,
Plaintiff

G'ol sc L tIctL,
Plaintiff.
VS.
Elva Deal Minder, ct al,
Defendants.
EiVa Deal Minder and Paul Minder
whose place OF residence is unknown.
will take notice that on the 9th day
of February, 1856 the undersigned,
George (. Deal, filed his petition
against YOU in the Court of Common
Pleas of Noble County, Ohio, praying
for the recovery of an estate or
interest in the following described
premises:
Situated in Beaver Township,
County of Noble, State of Ohio,
and known as being the West half
OF the Southwest Quarter of Sec
ton 5, containing 80 acres, more or
less.
You are required to answer the said
petition by the 18th day of June, 1856,
or judgment by default will be rend-
cred against you.
GEORGE E. DEAL
BY; CLANCY & CLANCY,
His Attorneys
"a 45 IS AZ 40 40 ]
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Case No. 6115
Estate of Enola Hamilton, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that Beatrice
F. Hamilton, of Cumberland, Ohio.
RID, has been duly appointed adj
ministratriX of the estate of Enola
Hamilton, deceased, late of Brook
field Township, Noble County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within four
months.
Dated this 7th day of May. 1856.
EARL p. McGINNIS,
Probate Judge of said County
16 AZ 48
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The Lands, Lots and Parts of
Lots returned Delinquent by the
Treasurer of Noble county, with
the Taxes, Assessments and Pen
alties charged thereon agreeable
to law are contained and des-
cribed in the following list, viz:
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BUFFALO TOWNSHIP

| dur ALo 1oN NSDkE
Real Estate Property
Carter, Leo. r 9, T 8. S l8, ely nWi 4,
acres go, value $500, amt. tax S37.53.
| Carter, Leo, r 9. T 8. S l3, WIZ
nWl4 eX. coal. acres 8l.25, value $500
| amt. tax $37.53.
Cook, l.. F & Maggie R 9, T 8, S 26
| nw4 sW'4, acres II, value $4l0. amt
Cook, L. F. & Maggie, R o, 8, %,
5 nWl4, acres 80. value $1,000. amt
| tax S32 04
Finnegan. Thos A, r 9, r 3, S IT.
| y nel4, acres l.27 value $40, amt
Finnegan, Thos. A., r 9, T 8. S II
10 nel,, acres 1873, value $40 amt
! tax $3.50
Gregg, Florence. R 9, T 8, 10,
| 10 sW!4. acres l.20 value S34O, amt
| S682
Oil & Gas Royalty
John Steele Heirs. T. w. & c. L.
Rich Oil Co, value $40, amt. tax $3.50.
John Steele Heirs, r. w. & C L.
| Rich Oil Co, amt. tax $O.52.
j. w. Steele, amt. tax. S4.35.
SENECA SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Cismar, MARY, r g. 8, S 13, Wa
neL4 3 ne -, acres 1925. value 81 $50,
amt. tax S5l 26.
CENTER TOWNSHIP
Real Estate Property
Butler, Samantha, r 3, T 7, S 16,
| 6 nWl4 sea. acres .33, value $l0, amt.
tax SO22
Rutherford. James W. r 8. T 7. S 18.
"a sWi4 sela. acres 25. value $3.50. amt.
tax S548
nel4 10 neI4 sei4, acres $50, value
$50, amt. tax Sl.9S.
sel4, acres 2, value $40, amt. tax $O.44.
Shane. Ida, r s. T z S l8, Il nela
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ELK TOWNSHIP


ELK TOWNSHIP
Real Estate Property
Malbrough, E.. r 7, T 6, S 13, % sel4
acres J. value SO. amt. tax $2O3
Needs, Susan, X z, 7 S, S 35, II sw4
| acres u, value S270, amt. tax S2l 81.
Singer, Martha, X T. r 6, S l3. %
sea. acres 5, value SEQ amt. tax Sc. ~
acres 80. value $500. amt. tax $50 Sc.
Starr, j. H., r 7. T 5, S 20. 3 nwM
acres 10, value sl00. amt. tax s74g.
Starr, J. H., r 7, T 5, 20. pt neN
nWl4 nwA l3 swA. acres 60, value
| $500, amt. tax S52.35.
acres %, value $780, amt. tax S5460
Starr. J. r.. r Z. T 5, 80, 10 swla,
| acres 35, value S420, amt tax S31 So
Starr, j. H., r ], T s, S 20 % neM
acres 90 value 5000. arnt. tax Sl3.36 =
Wilson, Theodore, r I. T 5. "a,
tax s280e.
Oil & Gas Royalty
| kell, Won M. x Ida G.. Tennessee
Production Co., value $40. amt tax
| so So
ENOCH TOWNSHIP
Real Estate Property
| Wickham. Amos, X 8, T 8. S 6,
Is ne a swA; acres sol. value s27o,
.Wickham, Amos, Rs, T6. S 6.
pt nei2 sWl4. acres 4.29, value $50.
amt. tax 50 2.48
Wickham Amos, R8. T6, 6.
pt 10 sW4, acres $50 value slGO amt.
DEXTER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Dillehay, f. H., r s, T 6. S 81, s svvI
seq, acres 8, value $40. amt. tax So .96.
Dillehay, F. H.. r 8, T 6, S SO, 5 swI4
Sc acres /, value $40, amt. tax 81 06
Lon
! sW sea, acres IL. value Sl3O. amt.
tax S13.e2
Hardesty, Laura, ct al. r 8, IT 6.
81, sw4 selA, acres 81, value
Sl70, amt. tax S6.42.
Vaughn, w. A. " Edna r., r 3. T 6,
81, 10 sw4, acres 3, value $3.50, amt.
FULDA SCHOOL DISTRICT
Coal Property
Nau, Albert, Lot No. 29, acres 8.66.
value Sl70. amt. tax 81 SO
CENTER SCHOOL DISTRICT
Oil & Gas Royalty
Cephus Lindsey. amt. tax. Sl94
DEXTER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Oil & Gas Royalty
Board, Pauline &; Eileen. o. G..
Graham. value SO, amt. tax S0.2O.
FULDA SCHOOL DISTRICT
Oil & Gas Royalty
Michael. Leonard White * Patten.
value $3.50, amt tax s372.
Lindsey, Cephus, amt tax Sli6.
Henry Bates, Ohio Fuel Gas Co.
amt. tax S3.42
Craft. Peter, Ohio Fuel Gas Co,
amt. tax So 40
Moore, Emerson, Ohio Fuel Gas Co.
amt. tax S272
Schockling, S. S, Ohio Fuel Gas Co.
amt. tax $50.
Lindsey. Cephus, amt tax $3.50.
MiDDLEBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT
Oil 81 Gas Royalty
Huffman Heirs. pitts Cons.)
Enoch Gas Co, amt tax $50
Columbia Carbon o. G.. Graham.
amt SD
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JOHNSTOWN BELLE VALLEY
SCHOOL DISTRICT
Ranl ESiaIe prnnarIN

Real Estate Property
Lyons, Ethel, Lot No. 9. value 500
amt. tax 50 40.
Lyons, Ethel Lot No. 81. value $500
amt. tax S57l0.
Lyons. Ethel. Lot No. 10. value 500
amt. tax S2.i2.
Perkins, Kenneth, Lot No 5. value
$40. amt. tax S0.24.
Perkins, Kenneth. Lot No 6, value
$40. amt. tax S0.26.
Perkins. George E. & Wilma. Lot
No. IL, value $500. amt tax S4704.
Perkins, George E. & Wilma. Lot
No. -, value $40 amt. tax S402.
LAURA BELLE VALLEY
SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Marcis, John X Mary, Lot No "a.
value SO, amt. tax Sl.04.
DETROIT BELLE VALLEY
SCHOOL DISTRICT
Redt Estate Property
Lyons. Chester. Lot No. Al. Moore
Add, value $40, amt. tax 81 SO.
Moore Add, value $40, amt. tax. Sl.5l.
Minosky. Pete & Sue. Lot No. So.
value so. amt. tax $3.50.
Oil d Gas Royalty
Cook, l.. F. & Maize, Mckee Oil &.
Gas Syndicate. value $40, amt. tax
100.
Cook. l. F. & Maize. Mckee Oil &
Gas Syndicate. amt. tax Sl.30,
Coal Property
Mills. George s., amt. tax S36.90.
CALDWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Smalley, jeremiah L.. r 9. T I. S %,
80 sel4 9 sW1i. acres II, value Sl70,
amt. tax S536
Smalley, jeremiah l., r 9. T 7. S 90.
80 seI4 Q sWii acres 9010, value Sl,050.
amt tax S33.O3.
Smalley, jeremiah L., r 9, T Z. 81.
4 SWI4, acres 1903. value 500. amt.
tax S3.07
FLORENCE
Jardnak Steve, Lot No. la, value
$3.50, amt. tax S6.08.
Jarlomk, Steve. Lot No. 142, value
$50. amt. tax $O66.
Jarlomk. Steve. Lot No. liO, value
$780, amt. tax 50 "a.
Macek, Mike & Andy, Lot No. 263,
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP
Real Estate Property

Real Estate Property
, Corner, Clyde A. & Doris Fern,
r g. 7 8. S 80, 2 swl5, acres 75.25,
value 81 050, amt tax S28l2
Corner, Clyde A. &. Doris Fern.
r .; T 5, S 80, 3 swli swl4 ei4, acres
All, value 1880. amt tax S35 Ga.
Courtney. James r., 9, T 5. S 8.
Is nWj+, acres ST, value $500, amt.
Davis, Esther. r 9. T 5. s l6. ? nwl.
! nel4 i. acres S. value 500. amt. tax
S1l o.
Doebereiner. Clarence, r 0. T 5,
) ~. WI" ne1a l nel. acres 100, value
$l,950. amt. tax SlOi68
Doebereincr. Clarence, Il 9, r 5, S y.
sWi4 nv ~. acres 40, value $3.50, amt.
King. Patrice Ann, r 0. T !. S 80
NY i nWl4. acres 40, value S480, amt
tax $3.50.
Mci.utt, John Clay, r Q. T 5, S 80.
l SWl :. acres 1880, value S440, amt.
M+Nutt, John Clay, r 9, T 5. S 81.
tax $37.98 ~ >'''''
McNutt, John Clay. R 9, T S. S 32.
sWI4, acres 28.25. value $3.50. amt.
tax $24O2
Oil Il Gas Royalty
Gathey, Glottage, amt. tax SO7g
Haga, Harry, amt. tax 5000
Adams, Charlie, amt. tax Sl.4I.
Dixon, Eloise, amt. tax ssh 85.
Champlin, w. G.. amt tax STA.
Lowell Oil Co. amt tax $ll 80.
Pierce, G.. F, amt. tax S59.76
DEXTER CITY CORPORATION
Velma Morris Cornall tChestcr S.
" MelVa Battenl. Lot No. 48, w pt
cheSSir exc, value S5l. amt. tax 50 so
DEXTER CITY CORPORATION
Hutcheson, J. b, r 9, r 3, s /, elo
sec. Pt, acres $40, value 5000, amt.
tax SlO36
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amt. tax S218.
Elliott, Carol S. & Ruth A, r 8, T T.
5 l3, pit % neg, acres q. value 81 $50
amt tax S34 IA
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Patten Estate, VIM. Patten, valu
$50, amt. tax S1.18.
Hesson Bros, amt tax Sl072.
DEXTER CITY CORPORATION
Vaughn, w. a. q Edna, Lot No )
Flanders SO w side, value 81 .44O. amt
tax $53.08
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STOCK TOWNSHIP

htal Estate property
Archer. f. A, r 8. T 7. S 35, l8
nw1i, acres 1916, value $500. amt. tax
Sl4.6i.
Ball. Amy, r 8. T 7, S 27, 1s nel4.
acres .25. value $50, amt. tax S0.5G
Bates. j. w, r 8, T T. S 81, 20 swl4,
acres 20, value $40, amt. tax Sl.35.
Clark, Elias, r 8. T 7. s SO. swi4
pit sei, acres %. value SO. amt. tax
S0.66.
Smith. c. W, R8, 7, S 27. "a nw1 {.
% nel4. acres 59.l0, value Sl.280. amt.
tax S22.82.
CARLISLE VILLAGE
Crum. Clyde L. * Rose, Lot No. 5,
Mcbride Add, value $3.50, amt. tax
Sll.5l.
EAST UNION
Archer. Monroe, Lot No. 3. value $40,
amt. tax S2l2.
Ball, Amy. Lot No. 4. value $50.
amt. tax S0.52.
JEFFERSON SCHOOL DISTRICT
Johnson. Wood p, Oil and Gas
Royalty, Ohio Fuel Gas Co. amt. tax
SLIT.
Leasure, w. E, Oil & Gas Property.
Ohio Fuel Gas Co. amt. tax $50
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WAYNE TOWNSHIP
D.oI Eeto,a Dro-a.tx-

hedi
AnkrOm, George & Avala. ct. al
r l, T l, %, | swl.. acres "a, value
$500. amt tax $500.
Noll. Earl 6: Ethel, r /. T /, S q,
1914 nel4, acres 37.15, value Sl.670
amt. tax S4574.
Noll. Earl & Ethel, r l. T /, S 81,
II me-, acres 5.ll, value $50. amt. tax
Noll Earl & Ethel R /, T /, S 2l.
10 nel4 acres 6. value S120, amt. tax
1928.
Nor Earl 6; Ethel, R 7. T 3, 35,
) swl4, acres 1854. value S34O, amt
wa LAsHLEY ADD.
Downey, w. E. Lot No. so, value
$40, amt. tax S2.82.
Foglesong, S. l., Lot No. 40. value
$40, amt. tax S4.56.
King. James NJ, Lot No. 55. value
S1.650. amt. tax S4522
Groves. Jeffrey or Virginia. Lot No.
II, value $40, amt. tax $3.50
Kordie Nicholes. Lot No. rs, value
$50, amt. tax Sl.38.
Lamb. w. l.. Lot No 25. value $3.50,
amt. tax $3.50.
Sekora, Joseph. Lot No. AZ. value
$50. amt tax S4.02.
Sturns. Francis M, ct. al, Lot No. l,
value 81 ,430. amt. tax S39l8.
Thomas, James K Elizabeth. Lot No.
~. value $500. amt. tax S22.74.
VanDyne, Raymond c. & Irene, Lot
No. 80. value 81 $50, amt. tax S42.44.
VanDync. Raymond c. & irene, Lot
No. GO. value $50, amt. tax 81. .38.
Coal Property
r. W Didion Coal Co. G. w.
Anlsrom Farm, acres 5, value 500.
King. Frank S. Jr.. RI. T 8. S 30.
No. 8, e12 nwli, acres 1891. value
$500 amt; tax Sl5:82.
King, Frank S. Jr., r 7. 7 s. S 80,
No. 8. el2 nwl4, acres 1891. value
$500 amt. tax Sl5.82.
BEAVER SCHOOL DISTRICT
Oil e. Gas Royalty
D. M Long. Yoker Valley Oh &
Florence Rose Perkins, amt. tax
s370 .
CALDWELL CORPORATION
Real Estate Property
Clark, John l.. & Alice, Lot No. 295,
Miller. value 5000. amt. tax S21 68.
Hickman, J. Willard & Mildred L.,
Lot No. PA, value sl6so, amt tax
S53.4l.
Noble Theatcr Corp, Lot No. 36,
value $3.50, amt. tax Sl.6.G2,
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SHARON TOWNSHIP

Davis, Henry W. (Tryphena Froster
r 10, T I, S ., pit - nWG4, acres 57l.
value Sll0. amt. tax $228.
Davis Henry w, r 10, T 7, 2, nwI4
nWl, y nwll. cX coal, acres 442l
value $500. amt tax S20.70.
Coal Property
Smith, Charles L. 81. SOL acres
266, value $50, amt. tax Sll74
Public Utilities
Hackney Switchboard, value $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-16
British Reds Back
Debunkinqof Stain

LONDON. July Is (R.-British
Communist leaders have decided
after a visit to Moscow that the
Kremlin. hierarchy did right In
downgrading Stain.
The returning Britons told
comrades here they were salts
fled with what the new Soviet
leaders had done to correct "the
injustices and crimes" Of the
Stain era.
The British party's executive
committee then adopted a reso-
luton describing as absolutely
correct" the Soviet Central Com
mittee's June 80 explanation OF
its action.
The Soviets had explained that
those around Stain checked
some Of his actions during World
War II but did not dare GUST
him for fear such a move would
lack public support. The down.
grading Of Stain has caused a
vast Juror among Communists in
Britain and other West European
countries. Delegations from the
western parties have been troop
ing to Moscow to hear explana-
tons of the action and the Krem-
Inns reasons for it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-16
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

CHANGE: Army Chief Of staff
Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor got his
first taste of military lore from
his grandfather, a veteran Of
the Confederate Army.
Grandpa" young Taylor asked
one day what branch of the
service were you in?"
Il was in the cavalry, son, -
replied his grandfather with OBJ
vious pride, until my horse died.
Then I was in the infantry"
TIP: Comedian Sir Harry
Lauder was more than careful
about the way he spent his
money. One afternoon, when
Sir Harry was leaving a restau-
rant, the doorman sang out:
Cali a cab for you, sir?"
yes, please" said the
comedian.
A moment later a cab pulled
up at the curb. AS Lauder was
about to step into it, he turned
to thank the doorman.
Here's something for q cup
of tea" he said. pressing some
thing into the mans hand.
The doorman opened his fist
to see what the comedian had
given him. 1t was a lump of
sugar.
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Third Infantry Division
Veterans Honor Winont

Frederick A Winant Of the
Office Of Defense Mobilization
has been awarded a plaque for
Service as a soldier and as a
citizen" by the Society of the
Third Infantry Division, the
Rock Of the Marine"
Mr.. Winant, who commanded
a regiment of the division in
World War II. said he was
proud to follow Audie Murphy, !"
much-decorated veteran of the
division who received the award
last year.
The veterans ended their 9th
annual convention yesterday by
laying a wreath at the Tomb of
the Unknown Soldier in Arling-
ton Cemetery. Mai. Gen. Thomas
j. Cross, ret, who commanded
the division in Korea, led the
ceremony.
Gen. Lucian K. Truscott, ret,
who headed the division in
Sicily and Italy in World War II,
addressed the delegates Satur-
day at a banquet at the Shore
ham Hotel. convention head
quarters.
The proup voted tn seek Com
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his 70s, wabbling like a meadow
lark horned in on the kids. Re-
lucantly. Mrs. Gray ruled him
out.
Practicing goes on sporadically
all week.
Population Is 100
Richland, population approx
mately 100, is IS miles west of
Kansas City. Its trading area
takes in about 500 people. Its
center is the cavernous, = old
fashioned store, where you can
buy everything from straw hats
to groceries. Mrs. Gray's bank
is a roomy Enclosure to the rear
of the store.
II just love to hear the sound
Of whistling," Mrs. Gray said.
why be gloomy when you can
be cheerful? I was telling my
husband some time ago that the
kids never seemed to be whistling
anymore. That's why we started
this"
Mrs. Gray used to whistle
herself.
II don't any more" she said.
II was never too good at 1t.
I'm afraid. But I sing in the
bathtub."
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gresSional authority to erect a
monument in Washington to
honor members of the division
killed in combat! Royalties from
the divisions official song, "The
Dog-Faced Soldier" have been
donated to help finance the
shrine by the authors, Bert Gold
and Ken Hart.
Maj Gen. William W. Eagles,
former assistant commander of
the division, was elected presi-
dent Of the organization.
Greetings to the group from
President Eisenhower were read
at the banquet, The President
called the Third Infantry Divi-
sion one of the great fighting
units in our country'S history.
A message from 1t. Gen. John
w. O'Daniel, ret, a former COM
mander, said, There never was
q division like the Third"
Mai. John Eisenhower, the
Presidents son, who served with
the division in Korea, and Mrs.
Eisenhower were present at the
banquet.
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Lewis to Direct
Red Cross Service

Robert c. Lewis Of Culpeper,
Va, today becomes national di-
rector of the American Red
Cross services to the armed
forces and veterans.
This program is the largest in
the Red Cross, costing $685.
100000 a year, about 40 per cent
of the organizations budget.
Under the Red Cross rotation
system. Mr.. Lewis exchanges
places with Robert S. Wilson.
1884 Hampden lane, Bethesda.
who left Washington two weeks
ago to replace Mr.. Lewis as di-
rector of operations in Europe,
with headquarters in Stuttgart,
Germany.