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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-14
TODAY'S RACES
IN SAIL REGATTA

Following is the schedule for
today's races in the sailing
phase Of the Presidents Cup
Regatta OF Hams Point.
TODAY'S FIRST SERIES
Warning gun, $50; preparatory
gun, o:55 am.
Planning Division (Flying
Dutchmen, jolly, international
14s)--l0 am.
Thistles-10:05 am.
Chesapeake 20s-l0:10 am.
Llghtnings-l0:15 am.
Hamptons-10:20 am.
Comets-10:25 am.
Jet 14s--10:30 am.
Dusters-10:35 am.
Snipes-lO:40 am.
Penguins 10:45 am.
ToDAY's SECOND SERIES
Warning gun, 1850 pm; pre-
paratory gun, 1855 pm.
Planning Divisions--2 pm.
Thistles-2:05 pm.
Chesapeake 20s-2:10 pm.
Lightnings-2:l5 pm.
Hamptons-2:20 pm.
Comets-2:25 pm.
Jet 1880 pm.
Dusters-2:35 pm.
Snipes-2:4O pm.
Penguins--2:45 pm.
Tomorrow's Anal races are
scheduled the same a. today's
FIRST series.
(stOry on Page Ali
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Runs batted in--Hunter, Powers i2),
s seh5EIt s kemmeres '2 nssrnisl ~.
Yost, tYost scored on Kellner's error
In 6th). lHyde scored on Martins
error ir Sthl Two base hits-Power,
Thompson. Schult Three-base hit
Lemon. Home runs-Kemmerer zernial,
Sievers t2l. Stolen base--Martin Sac
rince--- BRIDGES. Left on bases Kansas
City. 8; Washinston. 8. Bases on balls
--oh kellner 1: on Kemmerer l.; on
Portoearrero, Struck .out--By Kem-
erer, =; By Kellner. . By HYDE I by
Portocarrero, l.. Hlts--on Kemmerer.
10 IN 4 innings: on Hyde. 1 in 5 in
nings: on Kellner, In 5 innings faced
3 batters n 9TH; on Trucks, In ~
INNINGS; on MORGAN. N inninsi
and earned runs-ofi Kellner. Sc: %
kemmerer.. 0-b Oh HYDE. 90. on
tocarrero. 2-i. Passed ball--FitaRerald
Winning pitcher--Hyde l4-3l Losing
pitcher-Trucks 800 Umpires-Hons
ochick, Flaherty, chylak and SUMMERS.
rime-2:33. .Attendance--2,321.
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Milwaukee (14D: Away (3)--At Chi
case I'D, September 20. 81. 20. Home
ull-Brooklyn III. September la:
Philadelphia t2l, September is. i6 tnl :
New New YORK tsl. September u ln). is
e en-. Is; Cincinnati l3), September
st. Louis IIS): Away (e)-At Gin
clnnati (3l. September 90 (nD, 81, 90:
q M. IS. Home t Sseo.l@Sst york tSn1i,..
September IA; Pittsburgh (2). septeni.
Der IS t2); Brooklyn t2l. September
Ia IND, rs tnl, Chicaeo go. Septem-
Der "a tnD. IS (n). %.
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UNITED NATIONS FIELD

ATLANTIC CITY Sept IA (speciaD Following is the
ed listed according to post positions for todays 100000
United Nations Handicap.
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Bold Ruler Bids
For I'd Straight
AT Belmont

Bold Ruler. one Of the con-
tenders for the 3-year-oId title
Of 1857. today shares part Of
the spotlight on the national
turf program.
Bold Ruler, speedy son Of
Nasrullah from the Wheatley
Stable. Is seeking his second
straight victory. since he was
sidelfned in mid-June, In the
mile Of the SIS. 0O0-added
Jerome Handicap at Belmont
Park.
The Jerome will get plenty Of
attention from racing fans,
even though 1t must be over
Swallowed by the 100000
United Nations Handicap. where
Round Table vies with q crack
field Of 10 others in the mile
nd-three- sixteenths turf clas-
sic.
Other races on today's card
include the $3.50 Midwest
Handicap at Hawthorne: the
SIS. 000-added Peninsula Han
dicap at s furlongs with nine
starters at Tanforan; the
$40, O0O- added Motor City Ham
dicap at Detroit with IL going
s furlongs. and a $4,000 ham
dicap at Rockingham Park
which has attracted seven for a
race Of a mile and 10 yards.
May Be Odds-On
Bold Ruler. allotted top
weight Of 1870 pounds with Ed
die Arcaro riding, shapes up
as the odds-on choice In the
jerome OF his brilliant 6-fur-
long tune-up last Monday. On
that day he stepped the three
quarters Of a mile in .l:l01s
and won handily. Greek Game.
runner-up on Monday. is back
under il6 pounds as is Cohoes
with l19.
Former winners Sea o Erin
and Speed Rouser we're among
the IL named for Hawthorne's
Midwest Handicap. Dogoon,
winner last week Of the Chi
cago Handicap. and his highly
regarded stablemate. Swoon's
See RACING, Page Ala
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MAJOR RACES
AT A GLANCE
~ the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEA0uK

~ the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. Oh. Left.
CHICAGO - Sc B5 .5l0 A tx
Remaining games:
New York (13): Away S3l-At Bos-
ton CD. September %, 2s. 90. Home
tiO)=Boslon 81, September 90 (n).
kansas city =. SEPTEMBER SsDt IS: Detroit
go, September II. is; Baltimore (2),
q, tWi-nighC. September rs.
ChicaeO 15): Away 02l-At New
i xS1k ,a Sn s. SspssS@Se1 III 2. washInE-
timore go, September II (nl, rs I'M;
q. %; AZ Kansas City Isl. septem6ef
23 tnl; "a Home tsl--Detroit Ge).
September 90 tnl. rs, 90.
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Pockers Shift Hortunq
For Redskins Clash

bruised foot he received two
days ago and which threatened
to keep him completely idle.
However. Coach Isle Black
bourn said Hornung win play.
Blackburn also said Kramer
has begun to come along nicely
after an extremely disappoint-
ing start. The tall and tai
ented 220-pounder can be bad
news to any club II he's ready.
and the Packers think he Is.
At least three Of the players
obtained from the Detroit
Lions in exchange for Quar-
terback Tobin Rote viii be in
the starting offensive Green
Bay lineup. Norm Masters viii
open at left tackle, with Ollie
Spencer at right tackle and
Jim Salisbury at right guard.
Norm Amundsen Of Wiscon-
sin will start at the other
guard, with Gary Knafelc and
Billy Howton at the ends and
Jim Ringo at center.
Rockies to Get Chance
Rockies will get O good
chance for the Redskins, with
Jack Davis of Maryland and Ed
Voytek of Purdue starting at
guard. Johnny Carson, still
limping on a sprained ankle,
and Steve Meilinger will open
at the ends while Don Boil and
Ray Lemek will be at the
tackles.
Ed Sutton or Dick James
will be at one halfback, with
Jim Podoley at the other. Leo
Filter or Don Bosseler will start
at fullback. It was Bosseler's
fine showing in Baltimore last
Sunday. plus Elter's consistently
good work. that led to the
trade that sent Dale Atkeson
See REDSKINS, Page A-12
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
Caldwell viii Have
Another Food Store

Caldwell will have another
self-serVe food market in the
very near future.
This week, Charles C. Irwin,
of Cumberland route, engaged
the rooms vacated by the Kroger
Company on West street several
months ago for the purpose Of
operating a food store.
Equipment is now being in
stalled, having been purchased
from super market at Char
lesion, w. Va, which was dis
continued in favor of larger
market in that city.
The new market will be COM
plete with a meat department,
modern vegetable display count
er, and a general line of groc-
cries.
Irwin stated that just as soon
as it is possible he plans to
open his new store.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
Seeks Civil Judgement
Following Auto Accident

Roy Wehr, of Quaker City
route 4, filed a civil action in
the Noble county common pleas
court last week asking judge
ment Of $425.00 from the Alfred
Nichols Bakery, Inc, of Navarro,
following an auto accident,
January 26.
The plaintiff asks judgment
from the loss of use of his auto
mobile and from damages
caused to the automobile in the
collision.
In the petition, Jack King, Of
Byesville, driver of the bakery
truck which was involved in
the accident, is charged with
failure to yield the right-ofway
and driving left of center. The
accident occurred on the Bates
vile Calais road in Noble
county.
Attorney T. j. Kremer, Jr.,
of Woodsfield, is representing the
plaintiff.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
Robert A.. IarIeton
Injured In Wreck

Robert A. Tarleton, 33, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tarleton,
Playground street, escaped seri-
Gus injury Monday evening,
when he fell asleep and lost con-
troll of his car on SIR 146, between
GAINESVILLE and Charlottesville.
The car sWerved into a bridge
abutment on the right side Of
the road. Tarleton sustained head
decorations and was treated at
Bethesda hospital, GAINESVILLE. He
remained overnight for x-ray
examination on Tuesday morn
ing.
The accident occurred at 600
p. m. Monday. Tarleton was re-
turning to his home in Caldwell
from Bethesda hospital, where
he had been visiting his wife.
Mrs. Tarleton is recuperating
from an operation for appen-
dicitis, performed last Saturday
morning.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
lids 0pened For New Southern Noble Local Hiqh School

Ohio, plumbing base bid, S41,-
$1,000 and heating and ventilat-
ing base bid, S47,826.00.
Geiger Brothers, Logan, Ohio.
plumbing base bid, s46,370.00
and heating and ventilating base
bid, S48,600.OO.
Ges1ing company of Lancaster,
Ohio, submitted only combina-
ton bid for the plumbing, heat
ing and ventilating. 1t amounted
to S90,75000.
c. A. Miller, GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
plumbing base bid, $44,411,05 and
heating and ventilating base bid,
S46, ,927.43. Their combination
bid was $90,338.00.
Electric Wiring
There were only four bids
submitted for the electric wiring
and fixtures for the proposed
new construction.
Crock and Schafer, Caldwell,
Ohio, submitted an electric base
bid, S22,322.00; Gardner electric
Continued on Page Three)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28

Secrest said that the contract
cannot be let until the bids have
been approved by the state de-
partment of education and the
Southern Noble school board
The general construction bids
opened Wednesday were as
follows:
Crock and Schafer, Caldwell,
base bid of S241 ,372.00; w. H.
Howard and associates, New
Philadelphia, base bid of S277,-
10000; E. Mast and sons, Zanes-
vile, Ohio, base bid of $272,-
337.00; O. j. Paul construction
company, GAINESVILLE, Ohio, base
bid of $262, ,29400 and c. w
Taylor and sons, GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, base bid of 1888, $4,000.
Plumbing and Heating
Bergen Brothers, Marietta,
Ohio, plumbing base bid, $36,-
1920 and heating and ventilat-
ing base bid, Sal, ,795.00 or a
combination bid of $4,000.
Crock and Schafer, Caldwell,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
How Do You Feel About Daylight Time
For Caldwell And County This Summer

The JournalLeader is attempting TO gather the public opl
thinking Daylight Savings time for this community dur
ing coming
This ballot has been prepared for and we
urge according to feelings
result will largely influence the thinking Of the Cad
council when they faced with the problem again IN May
following election in Columbus when the issue will be
decided by the people.
generally believed that if Columbus favors the Day.
then GAINESVILLE and other communities this
ton should follow suit and have the time
what do think? We will be interested in being able
council section of the thinking of the
people, only Caldwell but the county we'll for would
be imperative the entire county should follow suit.
returned The JournaLeader office
Caldwell than Thursday April 25 in order that they
might be abuated and ready for presentation to the council
regular meeting Tuesday, May This the date of
election in Columbus
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
0NG Promotions
Announced For
Ambulance Unit

Two enliStments were receiv-
ed at the regular meeting of the
Noble County Unit, Ohio Ma
tional Guard, Monday evening,
March Is at the Armory on SR
285, according to an announce
ment made today by Capt
Charles j. Coyle.
Capt Coyle also stated that
Charles Hill had received an
honorable discharge from the
Unit.
A number of promotions were
announced as follows: Merle H.
Marietta and Don H. Thomas to
the rank of corporal; Joseph D.
Adds, Roy D. Adds, Vernon A.
Crock, James H. Cunningham
Hart j. Cunningham, Gene A
DeVolld, Larry F. Estadt, Lee A.
Gildow, Earl w. Hanson, William
E. Harper, Norbert w. Hupp,
Roger E. Love, Lawrence c.
Macenko, Nicodemus A. Masci-
arelli, Walter L. Mincks, Harry
T. Moore, Jr., James M Walk
er and Don E. Ziler to the rank
of Specialist Third Glass.
Thomas l.. Clark, Charles D
Hannahs, Charles R. Keylor
Ronald L. Love, Richard D
Lovett, Gary A. Rubel and Mel
son B. Thompson to the ranl
of Private First Glass.
Capt. Coyle stated that sine
April l is the deadline for join
ing the National Guards withou
having to go for six month
active duty training, it i
anticipated that a number viii
be joining the ranks this week
Sgt. Leland Truck will be a
the armory until noon this Sat
urday in order that anyon,
desiring to join may do SO.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
Secresi Votes No
On Cu|vert Order

The Noble county commission
ers split their culvert order on
Monday during their regular
meeting but c 0 m m S S n 7
Ernest Secrest didn't go along
with the idea and voted mo" on
the second order.
They purchased from Republic
Steel corporation of Canton, cul-
verts in the amount of $2,604.00
and all the commissioners voted
yes"
But they also placed an order
for culvert from the Wheeling
Steel corporation in the amount
of S2,270.20 and Secrest voted
mo" on this:
They likewise agreed to buy
1000 tons of limestone from
Kings quarry at cost of SITS
per ton.
Other than the above, only
routine business was transacted
and the bills approved and
ordered paid.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
Annual Banquet
Planned April 3

The annual banquet and meet
ing of the 13 subordinate oranges
of Noble county, will be held
at the Caldwell high auditorium
on Tuesday, April %, beginning
at 1880 2. M, according to an
announcement made today by
c. w. Parrish, county grange
deputy,
Tickets for the banquet may
be obtaine9 from the masters of
each of the Is subordinate
oranges, county deputy c. w.
Parrish, the county extension
office and members of the BAN
quet committee. All tickets must
be purchased before Saturday,
April 20.
Guest speaker for the evening
will be Harvey E. Starkey, of
Carpenter, Ohio. He is presently
serving as gatekeeper of the
Ohio State Grange.
1t was also announced that
each of the subordinate oranges
will be responsible for one
selection for the literary pro-
gram. A door prize, valued at
$500 will be given.
Members of the banquet COM
mittee include: Edwin l.. Crum
Donald Pickenpaugh, Stanley
Osler, Mrs. Anna Davis and
Erma Brown.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
SarahsviIIe Youth
Top Junior Leader

Melvin Wentworth, of Sarahs-
vile route, |. was chosen as
Noble cuanty's outstanding
Junior Leader for this year. He
was honored at the annual Ohio
All Junior Leader Conference,
Saturday at the new Youth Cen
ter of the Ohio State Fairgrounds
and the Ohio Union, Ohio State
University, Columbus.
Representatives from all the
counties in Ohio were in attend
ance. They were selected accord
ing to their abilities and inter
est in the All club program.
Young Wentworth is the son
of MIR. and Mrs. Roy Wentworth,
of Sarahsville route !.
Last years il award winner,
Miss Arlene Henderson, daugh-
ter of County Agent and Mrs.
Floyd Henderson, of Caldwell,
attended the conference as a
former JL winner.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28

filed.
Payment of these claims re-
suited from the increased activity
of Dog Warden Ernest Thompson,
who has been making a relentless
drive against CANNES without a
tag and the resultant increased
sale of tags this year by Auditor
c. r. Atkinson.
The claims have been allowed
in the following amounts:
Raymond Secrest, Seneca town
ship, dog and kennel fund,
$4,000, sheep claim, witness fee,
$1.70, Newton Davis and H. o.
Murphy; Peter Mugrage, Olive
township, dog and kennel, $4,000,
sheep claim, witness fee, $l.35,
Edward P. Crum and Clyde Dav-
is, w. V. Parks, Brookfield town
ship, dog and kennel, $4,000, wit
-ess fee, $500, A. M. Phillips and
c. H. Garrett; John w. Menden-
Continued on Page Two)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
To New Jersey Via Caldwell

Dennis Adkins, 21, of Palm
Beach, Fla, and Joseph Davis,
10 of Barberton, landed in the
Noble county jail early Sun
day morning after failing to
pay for some gasoline which
they purchased at the Ham
burg Inn, north of Belle Val
ley on USR 81.
Around midnight, Saturday,
the two young men stopped at
the station, owned and operat
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Stottsberry, and filled their
car with gasoline, in the
amount of $5.40.
They also asked for can Of
oil and when Mr.. Stottsberry
went inside to obtain it, they
drove off and headed toward
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28

fact. Both were broke and
they are laying the fines out
in the county jail.
Adkins, who says he is a
photographer from Palm
Beach, was driving a tourists
car from Florida to New Jer-
sey.
It will be recalled that Davis
was fined here in Caldwell
just two weeks ago on a traf-
fic violation and about an hour
later was arrested again IN
Belpre for another traffic
violation.
Davis was broke by this
time, so the Belpre officials
impounded the car he was
driving. The car actually be-
longed to Adkins and that ex-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28

Cambridge.
Sheriff Donald Conaway was
notified within ten minutes of
the larceny charge and he in
turn notified the state patrol
at Cambridge, although the
restaurant owners failed to
obtain the license number or
a general description, except
they were driving a light blue
1856 Buick.
The patrol caught the men
just south of Cambridge and
turned them over to Sheriff
Conaway and they appeared
before JP Leo Carter.
Adkins was fined $50 and
costs for larceny by trick and
young Davis $500 and costs
for being an accessory to the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28

Fourteen separate bids were
submitted and opened Wednes-
day afternoon at Loo o'clock at
special meeting of the board
of education for the construc-
ton of an addition to and the
remodeling of the present high
school at Dexter City in the
Southern Noble local school
district.
Architect Charles j. Mari of
New Philadelphia, presided for
the special meeting with ap-
proximately 80 contractors in
attendance.
County Superintendent H. c.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
Saturday Last Day 10
Purchase Auto Taos

The deadline for Noble county
vehicle owners to purchase their
new 1857 license plates will be
$50 p. M, Saturday, March 80,
M. A. Brienza, local registrar,
announced today.
With the deadline only three
days away, it is estimated that
approximately 500 license plates
will yet be sold. On Tuesday
afternoon the WIG and VIII
series, or 1000 license plates had
been sold.
The deadline for purchasing
the new tags also applies to the
deputy registrars offices at
Belle Valley and Batesville as
we'll as all other places in the
state of Ohio.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
State Will Paint Guard
Rails In Noble County

Guard rails on USR 81, SR 145,
l46 and 260 in Noble county will
receive a new coat of paint this
summer according to the state
highway department.
The project has been combined
with a similar job in neighbor-
ing counties and will be let as
one contract on Tuesday, April
Is.
The contract is to be COM
pied by October /, 1857.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
Vaccine Shots Are
Given To 1875 Tots

A check Monday evening re-
vealed that 1875 pre-school age
children have received their first
Salk vaccine shot, according to
Mrs. Vera Cunningham, health
nurse, who is carrying on this
mass incubation under the auth
ority of the Noble county health
board.
This includes SO children who
received their shots Monday at
the Batesville and Summerfield
communities. Prior to that time,
Mrs. Cunningham had admins
tered 126 shots at the health
board office in Caldwell, which
has been open all day on We'd
nesday and d half day on Satur-
day.
Tuesday of this week, Mrs.
Cunningham was at Dexter City
and Elk local schools and We'd
nesday in the local health office.
thursday, She is visiting the
Belle Valley and Sarahsville
schools and Monday morning
only will be at the Fulda school
building.
The schools are being used
only as a central clinic for the
convenience Of the parents, since
they couldn't come to Caldwell.
The initial mass inoculation is
for pre-school children only
Plans have not yet been per-
fected by the health board for
the mass incubation of all
school children, whether it be
for their first, second or third
shot.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28

day. Other committee members
are Mary Hanes, Betty Murphy,
Adah Musser, Thelma Rice, and
Hattie Wiley.
At the opening general as
sembly meeting, DR.. Viola
Startzman Robertson, of Woos-
ter, will give the opening address
on the theme Of the meeting,
Youth Looks To The Future.
In addition to the specialists
already announced who will be
in charge of the various and
many separate sessions, a num-
ber of others has been secured,
Mrs. Jordan said.
This includes James Ferguson,
program director of WSAZ, Hun
tington, w Va, formerly of
Continued on Page Two)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28

elevators has been delayed.
However, Glen Evans, one of the
two brothers owning the opera
ton, stated that with the arrival
of the completed plans, construc-
ton will be rushed to complete
the building.
The building, size As feet by
60 feet, will be used for storage
purposes, such as trucks and
concrete mixing materials. 1t
Continued on Page Two)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
TOUR is PLANNED

The Rural Youth legislative
tour is planned in Columbus on
Tuesday, April 2 and number
from Noble county will attend.
Associate Agent Paul Jonard will
arrange transportation. A tour
will be conducted of the Farm
Bureau buildings, in addition to
attending a session of the legis-
lature.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Seffens, of
Cumberland street, attended the
state basketball tournament Fri
day and Saturday of last week
in Columbus. They spent the
weekend with their son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Seffens. Donald
Seffens, of Sandusky, also spent
the, weekend at the Seffens
home.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28

play on conservation, included
the following: Larry Foraker,
David Ziler, Herbert Hurst,
Robert Gaydos, Jim Leonard and
John Lisak.
All exhibits given a superior
rating will be eligible to enter
the state contest at Bowling
Green State University, on Fri
day, April 10.
The following students receiv-
ed excellent ratings on their
Continued on Page Two)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28

Within the heavily drawn lines lies the
area proposed by the Olive petitioners to be
annexed to the village of Caldwell
The map prepared by Surveyor Walter
Woodford clearly Identifies the existence of
the area that is Olive, State Route 78,
Cornstalk road and Salt run.
Sketched by sectional lines, the area in
size is approximately 100 which includes
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
NEW DEPUTY

Mrs. Angie Bates, of Seneca
vile route !, has been hired as
the new deputy in the Noble
county Treasurer's office, accord
ing to Ralph Hicks, Treasurer.
Mrs. Bates assumed her new
duties Monday morning. She is
replacing Mrs. Dwight Davis,
who moved this week to Malta.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
No Money for Gas ). Land I'm Jail

plains why he was in this
section of the country, enroute
to New Jersey.
The owner of the car from
New Jersey was contacted and
told that his vehicle would be
impounded in Caldwell until
he made other arrangements
to get it.
Adkins was actually driving
the car to New Jersey with the
owners consent and it could
not be construed as having
been stolen.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28

the two cemeteries, Olive and Mt. Olivet, of
which the latter two will comprise nearly 40
acres.
The petition submitted to the county COM
missioners carried 81 signatures. A hearing Will
be held Monday, May 20. at 1000 o'clock to
hear opinions for against the proposed an
nexation.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-03-28
Array Of Talent Secured
For Career Day, April a

being completed for the high school
be held the Caldwell school auditorium,
Thursday, April 4 beginning at 1890 p.
by the Caldwell BPW club it expected that
than and from the schools in the
will be in attendance.
Adalne Jordan chairman of the advancement