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Virginia Highway
Staying Probed

MINERAL, Va, April 8 (R.-
Authorities in Spotsylvania and
Louisa Counties were investigat-
ing today the Staying of Rich
mond man whose body was found
on a highway near here Satur-
day.
Spotsylvania Sheriff B. W.
Davis declined to make any COM
ment on the investigation in the
death Of 33-year-old Robert L.
/ Amos.
! Alfred A. James of Paytes
found the body of the Rich
monder about 400 feet east OF
the Louisa County line on State
Route TIC on the north side oil
the North Anna River bridge
Amos car was found 80 yards
from the bridge in the middle
of the road.
DR.. Henry Bernstein, Spotsyl-
vania acting medical examiner
said the body had been sent to
Richmond for an autopsy. In
Richmond, DR.. H. L. Beddoe. as
sistant chief medical examiner
said the autopsy showed Amos
was struck by two shotgun
charges.
( Sheriff Davis said Mr.. Amos
had a .25 caliber pistol in his
hand when found and an empty
cartridge was found nearby.
+ The sheriff added that Amos
was under indictment in Rich
mond Hastings Court on a
malicious wounding charge stem
ming from an incident last
September "a. An April 90 trial
was scheduled.
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Chevy Chase Unit
Votes Tomorrow

Residents of Martins Fourth
Addition to Chevy Chase will &c
ito the polls tomorrow to, elect
two new members of its Citi-
Izens' Committee.
Five candidates have been
announced so far for the expir-
ing terms of Thomas P. Healy
and Otto Zimmerli. These in
clude Mr.. Healy and four others
Louis L. Lavine, George w. Neu-
mann. Earl F. Payne and Willei
E. McFadden.
Voting will take place at the
Brookville Pharma cy, 7025
Brookville road. Chevy Chase
from 6 to 10 pm.
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Arlington 6. o. P
Women to Install

Senator Schoeppel, Republican
of Kansas, will speak at the 18th
anniversary luncheon of the
Arlington Republican Women's
Council at 1890 pm. tomorrow
at the Washington Golf and
Country Club.
New officers of the council will
be installed. They are: Mrs. Will
bur Young. president; Mrs. Har-
old Parsons, first vice president;
Mrs. William O'Toole, second
vice president; Mrs. Gertrude
Calender, recording secretary;
Mrs. Glenn Whitlock, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Eugene
Swift, treasurer; Mrs. G. o.
Clark. registrar, and Mrs. Maui
rice Wright. parliamentarian.
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when he was thrown through
the windshield.
Mr.. Johnson's car, police said.
Esideswiped a car driven by Mrs.
Mildred r. Doane, Al, Of Mar
bury. Charles County
Mrs. Dorsey, was killed late
Saturday when she fell out of a
car on Route near Lovaville in
ISt. Marys County, Md.
| State police said Mrs. Dorsey
fell out of the car driven by her
husband. James r. Dorsey, 35,
when a door flew open.
She died of head injuries at
Freedman's Hospital in WASH
linQtOn.
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Conferences Set
In Fuirfux Schools

Pre- school conferences are
scheduled in Fairfax County ele-
mentary schools throughout
April.
Conferences scheduled for this
week include: Tomorrow-West-
lawn. 9 am. and IL noon; Mount
Eagle. 8 am. and IL noon. and
Sleepy Hollow, 9 am. and IL
noon.
Also Observation-Disclosures, 9
am; James Lee, IL noon; Belle
View Road, 9 am. and IL noon
and Freedom Hill, 8 am. and IL
noon; Thursday-Graham Road,
9 am. and IL noon; Belvedere,
8 am. and IL noon and Herndon,
9 am. and IL noon; Friday
Graham Road, 9 am; Navy, 8
am. and Floris, IL noon.
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Fuirfox Recoptures
z From Road Cana

Two prisoners who escaped
from a road gang in Fairfax
County last Tuesday have been
recaptured a short distance from
the place where they ran away.
James E. Hall, serving 10
years for second-degree murder
from Franklin County, and
Harold P. Belcher, serving 10
months for grand larceny from
Roanoke, were picked up yes
terday on Route 603 near Route
1913. They were still wearing
their prison clothes.
The two escaped by running
away from a road gang Of State
Prison Camp Number 80.
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JUDGE KELLY CUTS
THROUGH DISPUTE
IN COURT DEBUT

In her first day on the
bench, Municipal Court
Judge Catherine Kelly cut
right through a dispute over
a dress.
One woman told the judge
that her seamstress charged
SIS for making a dress that
didn't At.
The seamstress said her
customer was to particu-
lar"
Judge Kelly found a little
truth on both sides and or
dered the seamstress to pay
back $3.50.
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Benefit Dance Slotted
Friday in Fuirfux

The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Jefferson Volunteer Fire Depart
ment will hold benefit dance
from 8 pm. to / am. Friday al
the New American Legion Hall
Routes 20 and 2Il, Fairfax. Va
Jimmy Dean and his Texas
Wildcats will furnish the music
Proceeds will go to the depart
ment's ambulance fund.
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kitchen door when Donald came
from the living room with a gun
in his hand.
II Just threw the gun up and
it went off," he said. II thought
the safety was on, but I may
have left it off after I shot 1t in
the morning." he added.
Police said there was no evil
|dence that the boy had gun.
Police said the father was argu-
ing with his wife in the kitchen
lust before the shooting.
Broaddus has three other sons.
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Hospital yesterday OF injuries
suffered when he was struck by
a taxicab Thursday evening at
Second and Upshur streets NV
Driver of the taxicab was James
"A. Dodson, 43. of the first block
of Forty-seventh street NE. po-
lice said. Accident Investigation
Unit officers said an inquest
would be held. Mr.. Luke's death
was the 10Th traffic fatality this
year compared to rs at the same
time last year.
Worked as COpyreader
Mr.. Luke, a native Of South
CRANKY, N. Y, had been a resi-
dent of the Soldiers Home of
and on since 1851. A veteran Of
World War I, he had worked a:
a copyreader on the old Wash
ington Herald and Baltimore
News-Post in the 1920s and early
l930s.
Mr.. Luke was also a free-lanc'
writer. For many years he wa
city editor of the Syracuse Jour
nal-American. He also WORKED
on newspapers in New York Cit.
and Albany.
During World War l, Mr.. LUX
was one of five brothers in tn,
service. He is survived by si'
brothers and four sisters. Flu
neral arrangements are incom
plete, but members of the famil,
said burial probably will be il
Arlington National Cemetery
Airman Is Killed
Altman Haley of Lincoln Park
Mich, was killed and anothe
airman seriously injured yeSter
day when the car in which the,
were riding went out of contro
and turned over six times. Primo
Georges County police reported.
Airman Haley was pronounce,
dead on the scene near the in
tersection Of Routes so and 30
almost on the Anne Arunde
County line.
Police said Airman Haley an,
Airman sc Robert G. Ringle. Is
of Annapolis, were travelling cas-
on Route so. They said the ca
ran into the highways cente
strip. veered of the right side O
the road and then back onto tn
pavement, before turning over.
Altman Ringle was admitted t
the Naval Hospital at Annapoli
with multiple injuries.
The men were assigned to tn
ll00th ALB Hospital at Boiling
The death was Prince George.
18th in traffic this year.
Charles County Fatality
Mr.. Thomas was killed in
collision Saturday night o
Route 425 in Charles County
State police reported.
Police said Mr.. Thomas,
passenger in a car driven b
Paul Cecil johnson, AZ, of tn
$500 block Of Eleventh stree
NV, suffered a broken nee
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DEBATED BETHESDA ROAD PLANS

Possible terminus parkway
Montgomery County Council
designed the Capital Park and Planning Commits
dotted Arlington
and extension using that route The uniform broken line traces
Genbook traffic route the north Solid
indicate existing major roads in the Bethesda except for the solid line
westward Georgetown Illumination parkway
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School Plans Show

/ The third annual Faculty
Frolics" variety show will be held
at 1880 pm. tomorrow, Wednes-
day and Thursday at the Viers
Mill Elementary School, Joseph
Mill road. Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-08

save time and effort
with these handy
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Traffic Accidents Kill 4:
Toll in D. c. Rises to 19

persons died Of trac injuries the Washington
the week end.
The victims were
Donald NJ Luke 81, resident of the Soldiers Home.
Arman &c James Haley %. of Boiling Air Force Base
Sylvester L. Thomas, 81, of 734 Fairmont street NV.
Mrs James v. Dorsey, 81, of Clements, Md.
neWspaperman died at Walter Reed Army
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DISCOUNT PRICE
save 1907 on all.metaI
NEW LEVITT
ZEPHYR VACUUM
is. price. $40, 3S.ss
list price, 54.95

Now you can make your housecIeon-
ing easier with the new oIl-metol Lewyt
Zephyr vacuum cleaner. It features
four easy rolling wheels, q low slune
rug nozzle, swivel action for conven-
fence and Iock-fost wonds. Best of
all, there's no dust bag TO empty.
Available in smart new eoroI shades.
Comes complete with tools. Model 81.
W6l-Moior Appliances. End Floor, North
Building :. f. also Chevy Chose and Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-08

WINS AWARD-Irving r.
Lipsky, 80, of 734 Ogle-
thorpe street NE, has been
given the seventh Isaac
Janofsky community lead
ership award by the Dis
trict Department, Jewish
War Veterans. Mr.. Lipsky,
a dry cleaning plant man.
ager, was honored for his
work in behalf of the USO,
blood donor campaigns,
and the Jewish war
Veterans.
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HEL?-MEN

PORTER. colored, 8 am, to 12 noon,
Apply manager. BETHESDA The
ATER. 1s19 Wisconsin ave. NO
phone calls.
FRESHMEN. cylinder. Top-notch
men need apply; excellent workins
conditions: vacations. etc. d. c
scale; open shop. Box 225-B. Star
PRODUCE MAN for supermarket;
good working conditions and pay;
must be experienced. Apply BUCK
INGHAM SUPERAAARKET, 1921
Rhode Island ave, ne.
PRODUCE MAN, reliable. to manage
the department. good pay Apply
DORCHESTER MKT, 1850 10th st.
PURCHASING CLERK
LARGE CONSTRUCTION OFFICE
SHAPIRO ENGINEERING CORP.
I4l3 K STREET NV.
REAL ESTATE - Salesman =. Air
Cond. Falls Church office has desk
SPACE for ! full time licensed real
estate salesman part time need
not apply Multiple listing realtpr
Plenty Of advertising. Excel. work
ing conditions. RORSCHACH REAL
TY. INC ll07 W Broad St, Falls
pg~nF.
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GARAGE
TRAINEE

Large insurance company
offers excellent opportunity
TO young man interested in
learning casualty insurance
business; Office work only; 81
day wk. guaranteed advance
ment 10 right man. See Mrs.
Cassidy. HARTFORD ACCT
DENT g. INDEMNITY CO..
In0u Vermont ave- NV
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statesmen

statesmen
YOU ARE CORDIALLY
INVITED TO WITNESS
AN EXCITING MOTION
PICTURE DRAMA OF
TREMENDOUS IMPOR-
TANCE TO YOU AND
YOUR FUTURE.
TIME: 2 PM, TUES,
MARCH 26, 1857.
PLACE: WOODNER
HOTEL, 1886 18th ST.
NV. RIM: THE FLOW
Err ROOM.
IF YOU ARE OVER Is
YRS. OF AGE, NEAT,
REASONABLE, OWN AN
TOMOBIL E, AND
HAVE A BURNING
DESIRE TO ENTER A
TREMENDOUS NEW
SELLING FIELD, COME
PROMPTLY AS OUR
SEATING WILL BE
LIMITED. SALARY
PLUS COMMISSION.
WE RESERVE THE
RIGHT TO SCREEN AP-
PLICANTS.
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HELP-MEN

SALEsMAN-Young man to sell and
service life ms. in D. c.; starting
pay. 500 weekly. ME. $3.50. 2S'
Statesmen. direct selling TO the
home. Our product Is a necessity
to every home II you are between
the ages OF - and 40, apply Low
Fails Church. phone JE $1,000
SALESMEN-We can use Q salesmen
for outside solicitation for national
grocery concern: guaranteed train
ing salary with excellent commits
sion. opportunity fUr route work for
those with the desire and qualifica-
tons. Interviews between o am.
and 3 pm Monday through We'd
nesday. tledin House Hotel, RIM
COLA aQ02 Newton st. ne. at
Rhode Island ave
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AMERICAS LEADING AIRLINE
ALTERATION HAND, experienced
Tor exclusive ladies' specially shop
KAPioWITz on 18th st.. between
and 2 NV.
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IRON WORKER. must be capable
wcl6er; erection OF ratings and
misc. ornamental iron work; must
know Metropolitan Area. have per-
NIT Good proposition. Our en-
p.o 'es know Of this ad. Box 99-C.
Star
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HELP-MEN

SHOE Statesmen. experienced; per.
manent position. excel. starting
salary plus. Call LII. l-1515. or
apply in person. 1927 Good Hope
I'd Sc
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NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE
AMERICAN AIRLINES,

AMERICAN AIRLINES,
INC.
| AMERICAS LEADING AIRLINE
ALTERATION HAND, experienced.
Tor exclusive ladies' specially shop.
7 APPLY Tues morn, $50 10 l0.3O
! kAPLoWlTZ, on 18th ST.. between
+ and F NV
APPOINTMENT CLERK for beauty
salon; exper. or nonexper, neat
appearance WO. 6-5129.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, white.
must be qualified to take respun-
sihility. tipping and general ONCE
work required 5-day Teek. Salary
open Box IGa-B. Star
ASSISTANT BOOKREEPER - We
have an opening Tor a woman with
bookkeeping knowledge and expert
ence. Excellent starting SALARY and
opportunity for Advancement
Pleasant working conditions with
liberal company benefits. 5-dav. 35-
nour week Apply In person. STATE
LOAN g. FINANCE, 4i6 Ring BLDG +,
18th ard " sts. NV
AUDIT CLERK. S3,l75 per year.
( 5-day. fn-houT week Apply IN rer-
son, md floor l012 l4th ST. NV.
BANK CLERkS-We have openings
/ tor teller. typist and StenoR
4 rapher; experienced or will train
High school graduates. age under
30. Apply 10 THE CITY BANK
nth ST. and Mass. ave, NV,
BEAUTICIAN Man or woman hair
/ stvlists; pref. one with followinRs
good salary and comm. WO D.
| 5l.g,
BEAuTICIAN - Experienced hair
/ Styllst. man or woman Apply
GABRIEL, 1919 Conn. ave NV.
BEAUTICIAN. manicurist and sham
4 poo Girl. 5-day wk.: eXper. Call
| HUNTING TOWERS BEAUTY SA-
! LON. XII. SOTO, Alex, Va sun.
and ewes. XII SS047
BEAUTICIAN, very fast, experienced,
shampoo and assistant 3 days.
70 o., top salary GUILBOS
! 1915 Conn. ave. NV
BEAUTICIAN for our Bethesda salon;
i excellent opportunity for good oper-
4 ator. Top salary and commission
/ also MANICURfST wanted. Apply
! EMILE. 1906 Old Georgetown I'd.
Bethesda, or 122l Conn. ave.
BEAUTICIAN
Apply in person. HOTEL STATLER
BEAUTICIANS 81. Call ia. 5-5965.
Ma $4,000 HE 4-05OO
BEAUTY OPERATOR. Ss5-SlOO per
! week guarantee Dlus commission
0-day week No mAnicuring, steady
| work LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR
DRESSERS. l7lO Eye st. NV
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HELP-M0kEN
CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK TYPIsT. accurate at figures
| 5-day week: salary. SIS. BANKERS
MUTUAL, 75S Warner Building.
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THE EVENING STAR Bill
HELP-WoMEN

Washington, D. C.
MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1907
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-02
Archer's S RIDGE

ARCHER'S RIDGE - Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Allen, of GAINESVILLE,
Mrs. Edna johnson and Mrs.
Margie Hupp of DerWent, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Ida
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul King and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Clark spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Zedrick Clark and sons,
Billy and Junior.
Mrs. Eva Gherst spent a few
days last week visiting her son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Gherst
and family of GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Ida Smith spent one night
recently with her daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Minus Goodwill of
Center Service.
Matte Wickham and Miss Mary
Davis and Larry Wickham spent
Saturday evening with Mrs.
Bertha Lahue and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Paisley
and Mrs. Bertha Lahue and Mr..
and Mrs. Clem Ruppel attended
the banquet at the high school
auditorium, Caldwell, Tuesday
evening, April %.
Mrs. Ida Smith has returned
home after spending several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Edna Johnson and son, of Der
went.
Church school at $50, preach
ing at 1920 by the pastor, Rev.
Randolph. Everyone welcome.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-02
Person ais

Helen Croy has returned to
Caldwell after spending several
months in Bandera, Texas, with
her daughter, Mrs. Joe Walters
Mrs. Walters returned home with
Mrs. Croy and is visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Black OF
Newark.
MIR. and Mrs. John Cardiff and
children, of Columbus, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Carter of North street, and Mr.
and Mrs. James Carter of South
Olive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nice, OF
Portsmouth, spent a few days
recently with Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Hazard of Bronze Heights.
MIR. and Mrs. Theodore Croy,
of Chester, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Bess Eiselstine, ot
North street. Mrs. Margare1
Mace and Margaret Weber o.
Athens, visited Friday with Mrs
Eiselstine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard DeVOll
Jr. and family of WilliamstoWn
w. Va, visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Brown and How.
ard DeVoll, Sr. of Caldwell.
Weekend guests in the home
Of DR.. and Mrs. N. S. Reed in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Kelly
Canton, DR.. and Mrs. c. l.. Reed
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Reed, Jr., al
of Pittsburgh, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs
Summer Oesch, Miss Press Reed
Mr.. and Mrs. David Reed ane
daughter, Kay, all of Sebring
Mrs. Lois Pickett of Bellaire, Mr.
and Mrs. A. w. Clemens of Day
ton, Mrs. J. E. Mclaughlin ane
daughters, Christine, Susan ant
Carol, all of indianapolis, Ind
They all attended the wedding
of Miss Ruth Annette Smith ant
Dana H. Reed. Little Susan Nc
Laughlin remained for a longe.
| visit with her grandparents.
Guests over the weekend a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henr,
Feldner, East Union, included
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Carpente
and daughter, Cambridge; MI
and Mrs. Denver Bates and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwart
Feldner and Dale Feldner, all o
Canton, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Field
ner, Middlebranch, Charles ant
| Gary Feldner.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-02
Port Blinkey.

PORT BLINKEY - Recent
visitors at the Howiler home
were Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Huff
man of Newark, Mr.. and Mrs
Gerald Alban of Bexley, Mrs
Mabel Jenkins of Wheeling, w
Va. Mrs. Joseph Jenkins ano
children, Barbara and Bobby Of
Silver Springs, Md. Mrs. Joseph
Jenkins and children will be
leaving soon for Morocco, Africa
to join their husband and father
who is stationed there with the
Air Force.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Tallmar
of Sunbury, called on Miss Lucy
Howiler, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lewis
were weekend guests of then
daughter, Mrs. Worhle Leget o1
Vincent route.
Your reporter wishes to thank
the Dorcas class for the wonder
Box" given her. A present each
day is sure appreciated.
Everybody's too busy clean
ing house and making garden to
send us news. Speaking of gar.
dens, you can't beat Port Blinkey
there.
T1oc,-Sfsnl~ Dow UHyxyHlnr@.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-02
&hpY
Mhhda4
Monday, April 20
Myrtle VanFossen.
Tuesday AnriI 20

Monday, April 20
Myrtle VanFossen.
Tuesday, April 80
LaNelle Bates, Marcus Leas-
ure, William Gulick, Shirley
Davis, Billy Gulick, Martha
Poulton, Clyde, Arnold, Robert
Nash, Frank Boyd.
Wednesday, May l
Arthur Moore, Guy Oliver,
Thelma Seeevrs.
Thursday, May 2
Earl Clark, James Carter.
Friday, May 3
Matte Wickham.
Saturday, May
Garfield Wentworth, Edgel
Brown, Mrs. Harry B. Sanford.
Sunday, May 5
Hobart Martin, Rodney Jen-
ningS.
Monday, May 6
Billy Bates, Atlee DeVolld,
Mary Riggs, Carolyn Giallom-
bardo.
Tuesday, May
Hiley Beymer, Margaret Bow
ron, Nancy Whealdon, j. R
Starr.
Wednesday, May
Drills Miller, Kaye English
John Carter, Jeaneen Ball Nor.
land, ElWin Sewers.
Thursday, May 8
Blanche Wiley, Carlos Meek.
William Kimnach.
Friday, May 10
Grace Springer, Welcome Rob
ertson, Tommy Lewis.
Saturday, May IL
jim Schockling.
| See The Journal for :.
Quality Printing.
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Deaf H S
Mrs. Joie Honnohs

Mrs. Jole Hannahs, II, died
Tuesday at Guernsey Memorial
hospital following an illness.
She was born March 2, 1886
in Noble county, a daughter of
Mark and Belle Miley Buckley
Her first husband, George R
Mclaughlin, died in 1921.
She is survived by three sons
and one daughter, in addition to
two steps-sons, a brother and
three sisters.
She was a member of Mt
Zion Lutheran church. Funera.
services will be held Thursday
at 800 p. m. from the Scott flu
neral home and burial will be
made in NorthWood cemetery
Cambridge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-02
Mothers Day Dinner

A chicken dinner will be held
at st. Henry's parish hall, Har-
rlettsVille on Mothers Day, May
IL. Dinner will be served from
ll:O0 a. m. until 1:30 p. m.
Games and amusements in the
afternoon. A dance will be held
in the evening from $50 until
1870 o'clock.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Watson,
of Ava, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Gwen,
to Pvt. Carlos Junior Bryan,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos
Bryan, of Ava.
Miss Watson is a senior at the
Belle Valley high school.
Pvt. Bryan is serving with the
Ohio National Guards at Fort
Knox, KY.
No definite date has been set
for the wedding.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-02
TO PRESENT MUSICAL

The vocal and Instrumental
music departments of the Belle
Valley school will present a
musical program on Wednesday,
May at 800 p. m. in the high
school gymnasium. The operetta
Mother Goose's Reception" will
be presented by the first six
grades under the direction of
Mrs. Esther Kegg, assisted by
the grade school teachers.