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lean. Quarterback Kenny PIosn
from Iowa. made the conversion
Steven oneschuk. who con-
verified twice for Hamilton, was
the only Canadian TO break into
the scoring.
A capacity crowd of more
than $1,000 saw Hamilton forge
into a first-quarter lead when
Bawel snatched up a tumble by
Mendyk and ran 20 yards for
the score. Faloney's touchdown
followed quickly.
McDougall got his score and
Gilchrist his two in the final
quarter before Winnipeg clicked
on a passing play to Mendyk
by Quarterback Barry Rose
borough. q Canadian who at
tended the University Of North
Dakota.
Bawel might have had q Sec
Iond touchdown in the final
quarter. He was racing for the
goal line after a pass intercept
ton when q fan stepped on the
f1eld and tripped him ~ yards
out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
.B-CC Will Receive
Lions Trophy at
Bouquet Tuesday

The Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School football team will
receive the Lions Club trophy
Tuesday night at the annual
banquet for the B-cC and
Montgomery Blair squads. The
event viii be held at the new
Indian Spring Country Club.
starting at 7 O'Clock.
The trophy. presented each
year to the winner Of the game
between Blair and B-CC. is
donated jointly by the Lions
Clubs of Silver Spring and
Bethesda.
Coach Tommy Mont Of the
University Of Maryland will be
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Strong Team

Not only Nadir. but Sir Ruler
will represent Claiborne Farm
in Hialeah's 100000 Flamingo
this winter. Sir Ruler. twice
a winner and third in the Ar
lington Futurity. has recovered
from an Illness Of last summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

Rookie Ken TressOr scored
four consecutive goals as the
New Haven Blades handed
Washington Its worst defeat Of
the season, 81, In an Eastern
Hockey League game last night
at Uline Arena.
The in-and-out Presidents
disappointed a crowd Of 2.375
as they dropped their fifth
game In six Saturday night
contests at Uline's this season
Tressor. a 20-year winger
from Winnipeg, scored twice in
the first period and once in
the second and again in the
third to give the Blades their
first victory over the Presi-
dents
The vaunted Washington de-
Tense, which had allowed New
Haven only two goals in three
previous games, crumpled un-
der a flve-goal outburst in the
opening period.
Bernie Bernaquez staked
Washington to a 10 lead after
only q minute and a half. but
then the roof fell in on Presi-
dent Goalie Nick Pidsodny. Bill
MACPHERSON. Bill Wouters and
Claude Boileau scored in sue
cession to give New Haven a
Bel lead and set the stage for
Tres5or's unusual Performance
Joe In9oldsbv capped the
Blade scoring spree late in the
final period. Steve Kuzma beat
New Haven Goalie Gaitan Des-
sureault at l:20 of the third
period for WaShington's only
other score.
Only two penalties were
called in the game and they
were 5-minute majors foi
( fighting handed out to Wallie
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VIRGINIA
Continued from Page CT

Continued from Page C-l
points as well as Juggling the
ball most OF the time.
The traditional battle closed
out the season for the two
Atlantic Coast Conference
. teams.
Whitley. intercepted two
passes. one Of which set up q
touchdown. and engineered
Virginia's offense. It was Vir-
ginia'S third win against six
losses and one tie. The Ta-
Heels wound up the season
with a Ga record.
Crowd Is Sparse
A sparse crowd of $4,000 saw
Virginia score midway in the
first period when Whitley passed
four yards to Polzer. End Bob
Williams converted. A brilliant
83-yard pass play from Half
back Ulmo Randle to End
David Graham set up the
touchdown on the North Car
DINA s.
The Tar Heels fought back
and scored less than two min
utes later when Quarterback
Jack Cummings ritied a 39-yard
pass 70 End Mac burlington in
the end znne. Phil Blazers
placement attempt was wide.
Virginia went ahead, 1876.
late in the first period when
Whitley completed another
touchdown pass to Polzer from
the North Carolina 3. Whitley
set up the score by interceptine
Don Coker's pass on the Tar
Heel IL and running 1t to the 5.
Virginia scored again early
in the second period when
Halfback Carl Moser plunged
over from the s.
North Cardinals second
touchdown came in the third
period when Halfback Daley
Gof scored from the 3 TO end
a 65-yard drive.
Penalty Helps Cavaliers
A l5-yard penalty helped
Virginia get its third touch
down. Graham recovered a
tumble by Cummings on North
Cardinals 20 to launch the
scoring drive. After being
stopped on fourth down at the
% Virginia gained a first down
on the 6 when the Tar Heels
were penalized for holding
Moser scored from there.
The Cavaliers scored again
later in the same quarter. but q
penalty nullified 1t. On the
play. Randle took a pitchout
from Quarterback A. N Var
brough and went over from the
Tar Heel /. but officials ruled
the pitchout was a forward lat
eral. North Carolina took over
on its to end the threat.
Cummings set a new indi-
vidual passing record for North
Carolina by completing 10 Of l9
passes for 204 yards. The old
Tar Heel record of 1893 yards
was set by Charlie Justice
against Georgia in l94S.
vlrginia 10 : O-2t
North Carolina q o Ola
Virginia scorinE-TouehdoV Pol
ger. = "a, pass from whitley: 3. pass
from WhitleyE Moser 90, plunRei,
Conversions. Williams. ..
North Carolina scortng Touch
downs. Turnngton $50, pass from Cum
ninRsi. Con t8. pluneel. Conversions.
Blazer.
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Jamestown Shut Out
Bv Charlotte. 30

CHARLOTTE. N C.. Nov. 30
iPJ. - Coalie Les BinlSley re-
corded his second shutout Of
the season tonight as Charlotte
defeated Johnstown. 30. in an
Eastern Hockey League game.
A crowd Of 1894 saw Char
lotte's Shucky Stuart. Gerry
Sullivan and Jim McNulty do
the scoring. :.
The shutout was Binkley's
fourth in three years Of EHL
play.
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guest speaker and will bring
his 1857 co-captains. Gene Al
derton and Jack Healy. to the
head table. Bill Neal. freshmen
coah at George Washington
University. will accompany
Jerry Power and Mike Sommer
from the CIV varsity.
Other special guests will in
clude Tlffy Leemans. former
CIV and New York Giants foot
ball great. and Joe Walton and
Chuck Drazenovich Of the Red
skins,
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Blades Jolt Presidents,
81, on Rockies 4 Goals

Kullman Of Washington and
Wouters.
The victory lifted New Haven
into a tie with Washington and
Johnstown for third place. The
Presidents meet Clinton to-
night at the New Workers rink.
The Presidents will be seeking
their first victory in league his
tory on Comet ice.
Pos. New haven ts) Washington l2y
&. Psssareauit EPieessodioZ
& boiIssu --------- D,f Este
- Ingoldsby --------- Kuzma
New Haven 3 . "a
Washington q -
saves Dessureault, 81 P.asoony, 80.
Il -ssor, Donsies ben, Jones. wouts 5,
Mac herson. LAT anne. Washington
cismsnts. Leciere, ssiisdine, Hay neld.
q New Haven. MaePherson. eDona-
lesheB Woutersl 4:4s; 8 New Haven,
Woutsrs tDonaleshsn,. LeaeockD .5:24;
6:3l; S. New Haven. Tressor tLa-
Flamme, J0nesD $50; 8. New Haven,
Tressor u.sFiammel 1882.
Second period scoring. 2. New
Haven, Tressor iunassistedl 6:07.
Penalties: New Haven-Wouters is
minis, fighting 1879; Washington -
KullmaD Is Minis, fghting) l4Ig.
Third period scoring: g. Washineton,
HSxsn Tres sS1n0 tJons 0 is1s; H iS
Nv 9aven, IneoidSny (TelfoYdl lS:4l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
BY the Associated Press

The Amateur Athletic Union
voted today to restore Lee CAL
houn, champion hurdler, to
good standing next August 9
This will be one year after he
was suspended for getting mar
ried on televiSion.
Delegates to the National
AAU convention approved CAL
houn's reinstatement TO elegi-
bility for amateur competition
on recommendation of q COM
mitttee headed by Dan Ferris,
retiring secretary-treasurer.
The AAU approved the nom
nation Of one girl and eight
men for the James E. Sullivan
award. conferred annually on
an outstanding atlete who
also gained distinction for
craftsmanship and character.
Proposal Supported
Sports leaders attending the
10th annual convention also
supported q proposal to match
the United States against Rus
STA in track and field in 1858
and 1883. At the same time
they urged the international
Olympic Committee to sched-
ule bobSled competition in the
1860 winter games at Squaw
Valley. Calf.
Nominated for the Sullivan
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Calhoun Reinstatement
Given Approval by AAU

Award were these candidates
from an original list Of 60:
Bobby MORROW. Abilene
Christian Splinter who wor
three gold medals at the 1856
Olympics: Douglass Blubaugh
Ponca City wrestler: Harold
Connolly. Boston, Olympic
hammer throw champion; Syl-
via Ruuska. Berkeley. Calf
swimmer: Tom Courtney. New
York. Olympic s00-meter rec
ord holder: Frank Mckinney
Indianapolis. swimmer: Tommy
Kono. Honolulu, weight LITTER
and Mr.. Universe: Glenn
Davis. Ohio State. Olympic 400
meter hurdles champion: and
Terry Rand. Denver. basket
ball star.
Will Choose Winner
Some 500 members OF a spe-
cial tribunal made up of sports
officials. writer's and broadcast
erS will choose a winner from
among the nine nominees. The
award viii be presented IN
January.
Bakersfield. Calf. was award
ed the mems outdoor track and
field championships for June
20-2l. 1858. The indoor cham
pionships previously had beer
scheduled for Madison Square
Garden. New York. February
%.
The 1858 decathlon cham
pionship will be held at Pal
myra. N. j.. and the pentath-
Ion at Los Angeles. No date:
were set.
The mems outdoor swimming
championship event was as
signed to Indianapolis. Again
no dates were set but the meet
probably will be held the last
week Of July or first week oil
August. Topeka. Kans., will be
host to the women's outdoor
swimming championship. Au-
gust l-3.
The mems indoor swimming
championships will be raced al
Yale University April 3-5, and
the women's indoor champion
ships at Daytona Beach. Fla.
April "a.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-01-10

FOR SALE-one 42-inch Youngs-
town sink; one 42-inch cabinet
for above sink; one used washing
machine, like new, $4,000; 30
inch RCA Estate deluxe range,
demonstration, like new, $4,000:
$4,000, 36-inch Estate deluxe
range, with grill on top, demon
strator, like new, $4,000; Philco
refrigerator, like new, S159.00; 10
used Televisions, 10" to 21'', $19.95
to $685.; one cutting torch and
four acetylene welding tips;
gauges; cart for tank, like new,
5000, two new wooden storm
doors, S15.95 each; one commode,
with seat, S2995; one small gas
heating stove, new, $4,000 BTU.
for S15.95. Announcing new and
used appliances at very small
margin above wholesale cost. All
makes, Philco, Admiral, Bendix,
Estate, Kelvinator, Zenith, Gen
,eral Electric, Frigidaire and
Whirlpool. Branch store for out
let out of Columbus, Ohio. Agency
for aluminium storm doors and
windows. Highman's General
Store, Sarahsville, Ohio.
% 20.
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amt tax S0.42
Conger. Elmer e. Cora. Lot No. 1913,
value $40. amt. tax s16sa
Conger. Elmer & Cora, Lot No. 134.
value $50. amt tax sO.44.
Heddleson, w X, Lot No. so. value
$50, amt. tax $0i4.
Stasko, John. ct al, Lot No. 1872
value $50, amt tax s1.74.
Stasko, John. ct. al, Lot No 1873.
value S4l0, amt. tax $685.
UNIV Trustees Information Union,
lot No. 90. value $500. amt. tax s1256.
Vavrek, Joseph a. Vernona, Lot No.
246, value $50, amt, tax S066.
Vavrek, Joseph & Vernona. Lot No.
245, value $500, amt tax s1085
MAPLE HEIGHTS
Kinnen. James Bernard Lot No 13,
Block D, value SO, amt. tax S0.22.
kinnen. James Bernard. Lot No. IA,
Block E, value $40, amt. tax S086
TERRACE
Cunningham Roy & Pearl Lot No
1. Block T, value $40, amt. tax 81 80.
Kinnen. James Bernard Lot No. Is,
Block 3, value $50, amt tax S132
Kinnens James Bernard, Lot No. 18,
Block d, value $50 amt tax 81 30
Kinnen. James Bernard Lot No. II,
Block 3, value s1l0 amt tax S238.
Kinnen. James Bernard, Lot No, 10,
BELLE VALLEY CORPORATION
Oakes, John W. & Mary, Lot No So,
N, value S3l0 amt tax $111
Brown, Earl. 8, T z, S 20. pit. 25
nwi4, acre 80, value $40 amt tax
SG48
Brown, Mable, r 8, T 7. S 20, pt. 25
NV y, acre 70, value $500, amt tax
Brown. Mable. r 9. T z. S 20. pt. 25
ne =, acre 20, Value 500, amt. tax
S240.
Brown. Mable, r 9, r 7, S 20. 2e6
nwl4, acre 20, value $40, amt. tax
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FOR SALE
For Sale-DWELLINGS LOTS

20 ACRES. No buildings. Suitable
for building or housing pro-
lect. Located about two miles
South of Caldwell on New Route
81.
As ACRES. Seven rooms and
bath, electricity, running
water, newly painted outside.
Good barn, garage, chicken
house and other outbuildings.
On U. S. Route 81, about 10
minutes drive from Caldwell.
SIX ROOM HOUSE, gas, cleo
tricity, good well. Located in
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, gas cleo
tricity, built-in kitchen, two
baths, cellar. Two extra good
lots. Good location in Caldwell.
FIVE ROOM HOUSE, modern
except furnace, gas, electricity
path, bullt-in kitchen, city water,
full basement, Ats acres of land.
Also two three-room houses on
property. Good road, about one
mile from Caldwell on Route rs.
FOUR ROOM MODERN house,
gas, electric, built-in kitchen,
bath, gas furnace, garage, located
in Caldwell.
CHESTER j. HOWILER-Realtor
5161a West Street Phone 250-W
l6tf Caldwell, Ohio
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THE UNDERSIGNED will offer
for sale at public auction on
Saturday, February ?, 1857, at
one o'clock p. m. at the late Zue
McFerren farm located approx
mately one mile West of Belle
Valley, Ohio on State Route 2l5,
all household goods and personal
property belonging to the late
Zue McFerren. Also farm con-
sisting of 101 acres located in
Noble Township, Noble County,
Ohio to be sold. Said farm has a
brick house, barn. and other out
buildings.
Terms Of Sale: CASH, for per-
sonal property and household
goods. Terms of sale for Real
Estate: $4,000 on day of sale and
balance on delivery Of deed.
A. M. Secrest, Administrator
Estate of Zuinglius McFerren,
Deceased
E. r. Tom, .Auctioneer.
90 80 80 81.
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GOOD EIGHT room house, good
we'll and cistern, gas and elec-
trio lights. Good location. Priced
very reasonably.
WELL, ITS A BARGAIN TO
acre farm, Is minutes drive
from Caldwell. All farm build
lngs necessary. Livestock: eight
head of milk cows, six in produc-
ton. Milk truck picks up milk
every day. Good team of horses,
all machinery and farm imple-
ments will go. All you have to
do is step in and take possession.
Everything on farm goes except
auto and few carpenter tools.
Better see us at once. A wonder
full bargain.
A MODERN six room house, full
basement with laundry room
and garage. A Is minute drive
from Caldwell.
We are ready to talk to you
about any real estate you may
have for sale.
HOWARD M. SHAFER, Realtor
526 North Street, Caldwell, Ohio
Phone 333
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Good eight room home, new, COM
plete bath, gas and electric
partial basement, full size lot. See
this in Summerfield.
One Acre with good large mod
ern home, good location, in
Summerfield.
Six room, modern, gas, electricity
coal furnace, in Summerfield
70 acres, good five room home,
barn and other outbuildings.
80 acres adjoining if desired al
special price, near Summerfield
CHESTER j. HOWILER, Realtor
a. RAYMON FOGLE, Salesman
Summerfield, Ohio.
% 90 80
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Mitchell, Harry, Lot No. %. value
$50, amt. tax 81 78.
Morrison, J. f.. Lot No. 45. value
1870. amt. tax $7.32
Oil & Gas Property
Kendell Wippler Oil Co. Addie
Heddleston. value S13o, amt. tax SO. SO.
David Shafer amt. tax S2I .26.
Oil IL Gas Royalty
Thompson, Francis, amt. tax 5000
Heddleston, Addie, amt tax S040
Hupp, Allen, amt. tax $514.
Hoskinson. Grove, amt. tax S2.58
Heddleston. Addie amt tax SD40
Coal Property
Heddleson, w. K, acres 984, value
$500. amt. tax $3.50
HeddIeson. w. X, acres 4.73, value
$50, amt tax s1.7a.
Liniciome, r.. acres PSI, value
500. amt. tax ST 90
Liniciome. R. acres 634. value $3.50,
amt. tax S2.58 q
schneeberger G.. acres 383. value
$50, amt. tax $158
AURELIUs SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Williams, Glen & Katherine, g.
5. 6. IL sel4, acres 80, yalue
S1,000. amt. tax S31 SO
Oil & Gas Property
A. 9. Shantz VIM. <. Gerber,
amt tax S972
Oil d Gas Royalty
A. G. Shantz s. VIM. f. Berger,
amt tax S1.70.
LIBERTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Clark, Martha A, r 8, T s. s %.
ne = sWi4. acres A., value 1920, amt
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-01-10

The Jackson Township Trustees
will receive sealed bids for the
purchase of tractor and loader
for road maintenance. Tractor to
be of Standard four-Wheel type,
hydraulic equipped and with
three-point hook-up, also lights
and swinging drawbar, wheel
weights and fluid in tires. Loader
to be of heavy duty industrial
type of approximately one-half
yard capacity. All bids to state
make and size of tractor and load
er with complete specifications
as to power and tire size, etc.
Total bid not to exceed S3600.00.
Will offer for trade-in on same,
one 1886 McCormick-Deering
tractor and one wheel grader.
Bids to be in the hands of clerk
no later than 7:30 p. m. on Fri
day, February l, 1857. The trust
ees reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
Earl R. Way. Clerk.
Route 2
Lowell, Ohio
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NOTlCE-EXperl picture franz
ing, good selection. Murphy's
Furniture Store, Caldwell, Ohio.
43 If.

NOTlCE-The annual meeting of
the shareholders of The Cald-
well Building & Loan Company
VIII be held at the company's Of
flee, Caldwell, Ohio, on Monday,
January IA, 1857, from ZOO to
1870 p M. for the purpose of
electlng board of directors and
for the transaction of any other
business that may properly be
considered. The Caldwell Build
ing. q Loan Company. BY John
{. Groves, Secretary.
27 90
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DeIinqueHli Land List

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-
crlbed in the following list, viz:
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NOBLE TOWNSHIP


Real Estate property
Buckley. ". S. Il 9, T :. g. pt.
neit, acres 80. value $500 amt, tax
Buckley. w. S. R9.T7.s 5. pit. sell
sei4, acres 10, value $3.50, amt. taX
Buckley. William G., r. 9. T !. S 6,
. nwii. acre .25, value $50 amt tax
so74
Davis. Mary E. R o. T :. S Is, pit,
nw'4. acres so, value $500 amt. tax
STAG
Davis, Mary E, R 9. T T. S 9. swl4
sW'4, eX i & pit. sMis sWil acres So,
value $3.50, amt, tax S6 -.
Fowler Benny, f 9, T 7, 5 l8, II
nwl4 swi4, acre 90, value S1n amt.
tax sl9,52
Kaylor, Josephine & Nellie, r 9,
I {, S 22, wig sWl4 seis, acres 20.
value 5000, amt. tax s498
L.afollette, Campsey, r 8, T I. S Is.
Il nw1i ne1i acres s., value $50. amt
Nloscrip Mining Co, r 10, T 8. S SO,
amt tax $55.95,
Moscrip Mining Co, r. 9. T 7, 5 81.
, sWia swl4, acres 2. value SEQ, amt.
tax S222
Moscrip Mining Co. R 9. T :, S 81,
amt. tax s6.36.
Moscrip Mining Co. r 10, T 8, S 36,
se'4 se'4 acres 40. value $500 amt
tax $40 81
Moscrip Mining Co, r o 7 :, 81.
3 sW'a sWl4. acres l6.5o, Value $40,
amt tax 1888.
Sailing. CIem * Rita, r 8. T !. S %.
nwil nela acres II, value $3.50, amt
tax $3.50
sefdy, Joseph & Eileen. r 9. 7 I,
S 80. wiz Wi2 nel4 nwl4. acres AIS,
value $1,000, amt. tax s24 sc.
Serdy. Joseph & Eileen, r 9, 7 7.
$3.50. amt tax sl6.42
Williamson, William & Albert, r 9,
T Z, S 10, sWll nel4. acres 40, value
$500, amt tax sl938.
HOSKINSNILLE
Ross, Fred & Lou. Lot No. |, value
S2l0. amt. tax 1924
JOHNsTOWN
Wood. Minor & Hattie. Lot No. g.
value $50, amt tax S0.73
Wood Minor & Hattie, Lot No. J..
value $40, amt. tax S038
Wood Minor & Hattie, Lot No, 2
value $500. amt. tax S30,58.
Wood, Minor & Hattie. Lot No. /.
value $50, amt. tax s29a
Wood. Minor & Hattie, Lot NO. 81,
value $40, amt tax S0.37
Wood. Minor & Hattie. Lot No. -,
value $40. amt. tax s036.
Wood. Minor & Hattie, Lot No. 23
value SO. amt. tax S0,38.
Wood, Minor s. Hattie, Lot No. 81,
value SO amt. tax So36.
LAURA
Delaney, Forest & Lola, Lot No,
20. Moore, value Sl60, amt. tax S3,96,
Delancey. Forest & Lola, Lot No.
Il, Moore, value $50, amt. tax S0.l8.
Delaney. Forest 4 Lola, Lot No.
70, Moore, value $50, amt, tax so.
Matysik. Mike Lot No 81, value
500, amt. tax 1882.
Tomascol, George & Anna, Lot No.
IA. value $40. amt. tax S026.
Tomascol. George & Anna, Lot No,
Is, value $40. amt. tax So.24.
CALDWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Adrian. Pearl Kahler r g. T 7, S q,
nel4 swl4, acres 10. value $3.50, amt
tax $500
Kaylor, Josephine & Nellie, r 8. T T.
S 81, VIE ni2 nWi4 nell, acres 9.38,
value 800, amt. tax 81 81.
kaylor, Josephine & Nellie, 9, !,
S 27 pt. nell. acre "a, value $40, amt
tax S0.22.
Lyons, Robert E., ct. al, R 8, T z,
S "a. acre .95, value $40, amt. tax So.86.
FLORENCE
Barlock, John & Mary. Lot No. lac,
value $50. amt. tax S0.64.
Gale, f. B., Lot No. 12S, value $50,
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STOCK TOWNSHIP
Real Estate Property

Real Estate Property
Hague, George, let alb r 8. T 7.
S % 9 neii. acres g. value $780, amt.
canter, John H. & Violet, R 8. =.
5 36, pt. Is sela acre 80, value $50,
amt. tax SD.78
Hague, George. r 8 r :, 27. 10
mel acres 1877 value $40, amt. tax
Hague. George. r 8. T 7. S 27, fir.
II nei,. acre 81 value $40, amt, tax
500
Johnson, Rado R. r Z, T 8, S 80.
pt. ael4 ne'a. acres 33p value $3.50.
Johnson, Rado R. r 7. T 6, S 80.
sw14 nei4 nwi4 acres 39.42. value
S780 amt, tax 1890
King Roy Kester, 8, T 7. 81,
18 SCI, acre 90. value $50, amt. tax
$3.50.
CARLISLE
Canter. John Fl. & Violet Lot No.
1. value $50. amt. tax SOFA.
Canter. John H. &, Violet Lot No.
? value S420. amt tax sl1.22.
Canter, John Fl & Violet Lot No.
3, value $50, amt tax S0.73.
Smith, Blanche Lot No. 4. Heddle-
son, value $50 amt tax so a.
Smith Blanche, Lot No. ), Heddle-
son. value $3.50 amt tax s5.07.
EAST UNION
Hogue. Georaie, Lot No. /, Johns
town. value $50. amt. tax s0.52
KING. Roy; Lot No. % value $780,
King, Roy, Lot No 26, value $50,
''is.i King sN ROW SS;o'i Lot No. 12 outlot l2 Q
west side value $50, amt. tax s0.78.
King, Roy. Lot No II, outlot II.
value $40. amt. tax S1,07
WAYNE TOWNSHIP
Real Estate Property
r II a.
nwl4 acres go, value Sl.680, amt tax
$4,000.
LAsHLEY ADDITION
Bartok. Andrew F x Edna, Lot No.
81, value $40, amt tax S1.1o.
Warren. John H. Lot No, 10, value
$3.50 amt tax S940.
SENECAVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
Seerest, Vernon. R 8, T 8, S s, nwla
nel4 acres A. value $3.50, amt. tax
ROSE ADDITION
Dizzy, Charles, Lot No. 63, value $50,
amt tax S078.
CALDWELL CORPORATION
Davis Harry K & Ruth, Lot No.
126, 25' " siae, value Sl,ll3 amt. tax
Kemp, Harold. Lot No. AIS, value
81 $50 amt tax S5417
Kemp, Harold. Lot No. 4l4, value
S400. amt tax Sl3.14.
Lyons Robert Lot No ?. value
81 500 amt tax s4158.
Lyons, Robert & Bernedine. Lot No.
3. value $500 amt, tax $3.50.
PAS, PIT, value $50, amt. tax 1854.
Stellfox. D. b Jr. and Sarah. Lot
No 800, value 81 $50. amt. tax s36 II.
Tilton, Mary ] Lot No. %, Pt.
value s1,01o amt, tax $22Il~
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.
&. r. ATKINSON,
Auditor of Noble County. Ohio
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-01-10
NOTICES

WHEN YOUR HEIFERS are ex.
pectant mothers, they should
have a perfectly balanced feed
Wayne Feed Supply CO., Inc.
recommends Wayne Fitting ra-
ton. Call on us today.
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-01-10

1855 KENMORE model washing
machine. Like new and used
only 80 days. May be seen at Jen-
nlngs Furniture Store on Bridge
Street You can also contact AL
bert Dysert of Summerfield.
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