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Anurtlti,n

GARNER. LEO q. There win b On
unwilling OF . monument IN memory
q cur husband and father, LEo q
GARNER. On sunday oeteosr 60;
i:i cs q iSo o sm' H, A s sss IN.
tives and friends invited.
THE FAMILY.
MARKS. AlRlAM HELLER. There win
Be a unwilling Of . marker 70 the
nnemory Of the late MIRIAM HELLER
Marks. beloved wife Of Eli sidney
Marks. mother Of Tobin and Richard
MARKS. at the s.nai Israel cenietery.
g. ssrn g. 1854 = s on pn sua Rsis:
tives and lends are invited.
MILLER. JOSEPH. There viii be In
unwilling OF . monument to the mem
CRY Of the late JOSEPH Miller.
devoted father Of samuel Miller and
Ms; 80 osan; q The Beth ss snSIS~
October %. 1857. 81 pm. Rela-
tives and friends are invited.
MOsK0WITZ. MAX ~. There viii be
an unveiling OF . monument TO the
memory Of the late MAX NJ. MOS
KOWrrZ. father of Irving AoskoWitI.
Bertha Rosenstein and Sylvia Meyer.
at the Mount Lebanon Cemetery.
asS. oetober 20. 1857. .. p-m.
Relatives and friends are Invited.
ROSE. IRVING SAMUEL. There will
De an unwilling OF q monument In
the memory Of the late IRVING SAN
UEI ROSE. beloved husband Of Hiida
Rose and devoted father Of Allan.
Robert and George Rose. az the B'nai
Sc. on sundsy. october ~. IasS,
at ! pm Relatives and friends are
invited.
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WATuoasON, NiAAihAM o. O0esfs
AN Boek6lsdsrI LSsal onion, No
YAM I. are hereby notihed n ths
~ s 4 'mRA2q z Rssta', ON wl 1liass'
- october ~ 1852. Rynefal
Catholic Church, $500 q. eve. Sc,
sts 70 Az, . .s,1Ss.. oe s.9s IN N,
sunday, October 20. Il the Ryan
EEHHe CEIAs Hi r. pRkkIns. ' s:sr:tsry.
wEifAV sI:.,s SSb T ca Tas.s. !. cs.s:
Rss ss.gI:l eSE MAEM4ahIiss i We wsIazGSs
w. sSy:s hE sss.s q A Armi Mar sts
kobsrt weinsGe, u. 8. a. ,,
Mrs. Wayne WI Asish, and Mrs,
Clara " HiEEtns. beth q Sal,
a a collins. o Edsssd wsin nsus
ei Miami, Fls.; Ray .. Weinaus q
w wsfa aRs u 0sa'ahds. h. " piisnds
E Rom, q. .s q M M Si Ssd Ar hSas5n
vn sp Slsss oc.o ss ''f i hset.
ton OF the rosary will be held on
a zine ths sScvs iunsrsJ home. a re-,
Cu.em mass will be celebrated On
iicnday octcssr p; .s . g an;
National Cemetery with iull mill
tary honors. 20
WEST, CREEL. on Thursday. octo.
Der IL. 1857, cREEL WEST Of 429
Luray pl nv, beloved son Of Mrs,
g.. West. ne also. Is survived b.
other relatives and many. friends
After 4 pm. Monday, October 81
friends are invited to cal at tn,
Jarvis Chapel, 1872 You. st. NV.
where funeral services will be held
at . pm. Tuesday, October ~. In.
terment Woodlawn Cemetery 81
WILLARD. CORINNE ELGN. on Fri
dence 81 her dauehter, Mrs. jane
p. Meponough, CORINNE ELQlN
WILLARD, wife OF the late Bsfl
Carroll Pearcs Of Washington, b, c.
Charles y. Pssree Of Chsvy Chase
Eau Qatiis, Pa. and Mrs. oertrud'
W McDonoueh Of Kensington, Nd.
sister Of Mrs. Ruby Elgin and Mrs
Stella = Boerner. both OF Washing
ton, d. c. Friends may call 81 tn
Etehisgn 4 Sons Funeral Home. 10Y
i 's a:Ss Episcopal e.%.'.ri'9' ' f.':i.
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She was long member
of Christ Episcopal Church,
3l12 o street NV. and a MEM
Der Of the Washington Chapter
Of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution.
Mrs. Reed is survived by her
daughters, Mrs. Charles H.
Royce, 2725 Dumbarton street
NV. and Mrs. John K. Monro.
Marlborough. Wiltshire. Eng
land, and by three grandchil-
dren.
Services will be held at 10:4S
am. Tuesday at Christ Epis-
copal Church with burial in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Announcement 81
services ~ Cl.ahbsss

ADAMS, GEORGE Z. In memory Of
GEORGE /. ADAMS. who passed away
one year ago today, October 20, 1856.
Dear. there 10 q Ions and winding
Atoms which each must 90:
1t leads beyond the hills OF time
Into the sunset glow.
But only for q little while
Ny loved one leaves my sight:
For lust beyond the hill
MS WIFE. KATHERINE
CRABTREE. DONNA W, To MRS.
DONNA W. .cRABTREE:
Her simple greatness yet shines
through her face-not deao-but IN
different sphere
She has left behind many paintings
sensitive landscapes, and delicate
mower arrangements-a1 born
Through an intuitive comprehension
accomplished with love and ereat skill
Her many friendships. prove her
humanness and depth Of character.
To me. as dauehter. the greatest
thing she left behind is an honesty
which 1 name In one word-INTEG-
RITY--the kind OF pure integrity
that takes life up out Of It's confusion
and gives II meaning.
ny sreatest prayer Is that We, her
family and her many good friends.
will hold this integrity-hold this
sf n'ss. !, DS !. h nar so, and fast
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MARY
ELIZABETH RATHHER
DEAN. BEATRICE s. In loving men,
orv Of our dear mother. BEATRICE
8. DEAN. who departed this life
nye yeaTs aRo today. October 90.
No one knows how much We miss you.
No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered. Since We lost you
Life has never been the same
In our hearts your memory lingers.
sweetly. tenderiy. fond and true:
There Is not o DAY. dear Mother.
YOUR TEN DEVOTED CHILDREN. /.
EUROPE. MARY LORRAINE. In
Fs,FoPr x q ~, NARY r. LORRAINE
today, October 20. i947.
The core and fibre of her being,
And the beauty Of her soul
Were Q rare melodious blend
OF . true harmonious whole.
Her melody OF life goes on
In those whom she inspired.
A they DO in music's name
What her longing heart desired.
She did good and noble things,
Not dream them all day Iona,
Ane found God N . symphony
sARiE {. JEFFERsoN AND FAM.
GARNER. IDA AND BENTON. In low
Ing memory OF our darling mother
s ans ,sths u.pNF pA 9 "a nspS ana
BENTON GARNER. who passed away
October FL. 1886.
We are trying hard 10 garry on
As you would have Is 20 do,
Hoping to have both OF you
To clasp our hand when our work
on earth ts through.
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN.
HARPER. DAISY v. IN loving mem
mother. pArSY " HARPER ano xs sUa Isi;
1851. ~
We miss you nov. our hearts are sore,
As time sSSfss BSf RI s AND Ms; NAV ;SS more
KINNEY. JULIA BEvANs. In loving
I msmcsy q , ny gear mother, JULIA
lifs one year aso today, October
20. 1856.
eternal rest grant unto her. o Lord.
and let perpetual light shine upon |
her May her soul and the souls
OF the faithful departed. through the |
merey OF God. rest In peace. Amen. |
cn An5lvsE uS!,,,s MAS e. st. Jsromss
JAMES II. FRALEY.
KIRBY, WILLIAM WALLACE, sr. In
loving memory OF our son and brother, |
WILLIAM WALLACE KIRBY, Jr., who |
was killed In action on Leyte Island |
thirteen. years aeo today, October
20. 1914.
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days mass by |
Deem In our hearts q memory Is kept |
OF the one We loved and can never |
forget
SISTERS.
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Mrmnrtal srrutrr

D. E. HEBREW BENEFICIAL AssocI:
memorial services for those who have
passed on this year 70 be held AZ
and Cue SITS, NV, on SUNDAY, octo-
and friends Of the DECEASED invited
=, ,,,,L SHuB. President
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With Regard to q
Cord OF Thonks


vep oiisa . cord Of thaaks N
rAe Slul mseis . aesd which Goa
hsrdls be solved IN apy other 10y
Net ealy Is q . gracious expression
Of gratitude 10 those who how sent
tlossl tributes but elso eouFteouslv
oekaewledsss The services and k,nd.
aesses 81 The many 10 when Q Der.
sonal note d shanks eaanos cell BE-
melled o. whose names end %.
dresses ore NOT known insertion o.
. cord 81 thenks moy Be esease4
hY telsphaas 10 The StoG ST
5000
The evening end Suaduy Ssas
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Dratha

AMBROSE. CHARLES ". On Thurs
day. October II. 1857, a. h. resi-
AMsRosE. beloved y, husband u; q casS-
Mar A orsS L ss i sSsaa a'i and
virginia Gilbert: brother OF Harvey
Ambrose and Gertrude oregoski. uncle
Of Lulu james, Friends may call at
aom. HI Isl lin 4 .' 20. until S0nl
day, October 81. ct Q am. Requiem
mass at the Holy. Comforter Church
at $50 am. Relatives and friends
r ssslssss inisrmsns Mount o sn
ARTIST. HUNTER. On wednesday.
October 10, 1887. HUNTER ARTIST
q Mrs. cristine Herbert. Mrs.. Juanita
snes .s q 6o.s sd woa b s.A A YoI
three grandchildren and eight great
srendehtidren. he was the treat;
pm. Monday, October 81. friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis
Chapsl; l43: You q ~; where
am russdss ss' o s q e. ss.' Il Inter-
ment Woodlavn Cemetery. 81
ASHLEY, CATHERINE :. On thurs
day. October "a, 1857. CATHERINE
q ASHLEY. beloved wife Of Glenn
MAIM2TNt
tin. Capt. Robert a Ashley. q. :.
Army (retiredl: M/eergt. Glenn 3.
ih,hiey: .. 2. AZ: rrsneIs 3. Ash
si a1m, Is s.. IT IS.s. s Asn. q
Charity Of 90. Vincent De Paul and
Jane Miller: sister Of Mrs. Julia
MeAulifie and Mrs. Margaret Newton.
koms ssIi I0 IAN ne e coiiS 3. MoS nsr1
mass At the he Hols S Trinit ~ chu Ssh'e ~
10 an Interment Mount oiivet
- members Of the Ladies Aux.
~ ilaTy. No. ESQ. Knights Of
81. John. are hereby notified
20 meet 81 the Collins Pu-
neral Home. 1891 18th 81.
nv on Sunday. October 20.
1857, at pm. 70 reeite
earH i1isE iHr S HsH eespar's0 sister,
D. L. BROWN. President
ASHLEY, MRS. CATHERINE Z. Mem
bers Of Court District Of
Columbia, No. 212, Cath
ole DAUGHTERS Of America.
lS.71, ere requested TO assemble At
E the Collins Funeral Home,
1891 18th st. NV. At 4
pm sunday. October 90.
1857. to .reeite the Icsary for our
lac ss,, nsmber. MRS. CATHERINE 4.
CATHERINE ouATMAN.
NELLIE ZIMMERMAN. Pin. secy
BEALL. JAMES ARTHUR. OF 1909
18th st. seS on October -. 1857,
HUSBAND Of Enc 1 Beail; father Of
GeorEe q. and Roy H. Beall. brother
Of Mrs Carl Smith. Mrs Hattie CORN
and Mrs Mack Mecanley. Eleven
srandchildren and four gIest-Erand:
children also survive Services at
Chambers Funeral Home. ST. 18th
81 Sc. on Tuesday, October 20. at
pm Interment Washington Ma
tional Cemetery. 20
BEcKER. REUBEN Z. On Tuesday.
October rs. 1887. AZ his home, 2OI3I
EeWn I HaTHshiI e., sv. 70 NV REUBEN
yived by his wife, Helen oiimartin
Becker: Q son, LOTUS z. Becker; q
dauRhter-in-law and three grandchil-
dren Relatives and friends may call
at the 8 n. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 29Q1 18th 81. NV, after
pm. sunday. October 20 (parking
tasilitien; Funeral services will be
at am. Monday, October 81. 20
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49, GANooN uAnsna MACH T
NDRh On Saturday, October in,
bPS . LaSiEpcEs ecHstrR ~ 3 issse
e ea . nID s R q me m sais Mi II
fS cksriss II, royce and Iis, John
lie Christ Epi.eepaI Church. 81 40
q 'iesSS s@ Sn TH n.ssI:n Ne. xsinsio s
+. National Cemetery. "a
REEpER. 1T. LAWRENCE o, on
EsswShksfiSNech J. pi KsiRREsbbEk0 81 lSsb Mn.
SsnS o. . Annie q. "RssdsS: ion q
A nssaf5 w,lfnsamse ros cse.i 3,
I'VE nepheEs, two .aunts and many
s ss .si,asIvss Eisnds may cav q
Home. New Jersey ave. ana X u.
10 ana where funeral services viii
pc held on Monday. October n. ct
iise ,sS en- e.m., i9ssrmsns Ariinsto9 o ma
RICE. WILLIAM JAMES, on Thyrs.
JAMEs0 f RicE q 1907 ira w " h.M
SsssSSS a.. q sss Z. f RE. s sSo e
q Helen and Lethie Rice and Hattie
A AZ oshs5 .savss sn4 dsnSs
Qeteber u, friends may call a. the
leland ave. nv where services VIII
a. ! Pm lnterment Arlington Ma
schmidt. Harry ,. On Saturday.
ScIHyMonip T IN. ihssI. 1hM ashsna y
Aimee 2 sshnidt and father gf VII:
Norris; sl sesrs u Emma ane s aasslf'
FUNERAL from the W. W. Deal Funeral
1 hSssdss 9s.Sesr 49,. n 4 c.
terry. Fl
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NeNeeNA Aof AVuNs Notttt
1T. FREDERICK J. DAoos.
President.
DYSON, JAMES W. on Saturday. DC.
tobsT ~: IgS;. JAMES w Dyson
OF 4l4.A Hall 1T, s.w., beloved hus.
band OF Mrs. Clara Irene Dyson
Notice OF funeral later. Arrange.
ments by Barnes a Matthews. 18th
81. and sprins I'd. NV.
e. kH0uRL FAWAz Q. suddenly
SAwsszz tq 4 n K qcsGSsT h I 1914 y.
Of Fayez II Khouri, former syrian
Ambassador TO the United States, and
Angela lbrahim ~ Khouri; brother
Funeral Home. si0 n 81. ne, on
Sunday. october 20, from = 20 j D. m
dos Church, 45SS 18TH Il. VI. or
i mHsdns o Si.ssOOd ic.n...Il,e a
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COMMUNICATION Of osiris
Lodge, No. 20, ?. A. A. NJ,
Is hereby called for Mon
day. October 81, 1857. At
Temple, 18th st. and New
conducting Masonic burial
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csntsnnlsl CHAPTER p NJ. sS'
order Of The Eastern Star.
announces the death OF
their past Grand patron
oetobef ~. 1897. Funeral
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CATHERINE oUATMAN.


Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth 81. and Mass. Ave. Me-. Ii. $500.
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance, $3.50,
$40 n st. NE. III. 3-4BB0
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hers OF Bricklayers'
Union, No. /. OF Washing :
ton. D. C. are hereby mo-
tined Of the death OF
JAMES r. TOBlN. Fu-
neral from the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home.
ISL oeorsia ave. nv
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BENTON. AMANDA. on Thursday,
octo9sr ~ 1881, AMANDA 1KNroN
fhsodore hynum 'o Also sG sul TSshst are e
Ave sisters. four brothers. other reia-
tiyes and many friends. After IL
Invited e SAD a. the Meouirs Euneral
81 nsm Monday DAY o cR s i from sAs ~
Third Baptist. Church. 9Th and cue
coin Memorial 6s Gem a9''rm'n' % In
BgRaER. RALPH u. suddenly, On
Thui sSS.,T Ss'o y iii isSG s k2Lfa
iathsr Of Mrs. Russell Graham ' ana
* three srsndehildrsn: brother q q
H'' Hin.s sss cc yl ss1yies Kant. the
Itth q. nv, On Mppdss. October
intsrmsnt Rock Greek censefs' 81
BIRNIE. MAI, GEN. UPTON. IT,, u. Z.
ARMY tFetlredD. Suddenly, on Tues
Hospital. MAJ. GEN UfTcN N siRk IL
oys.d ia,h.S 81 sHSh rs prs sns srs "a
capren Of WsshinGt0n. b. C. Hs
also Is survived By seven erandchil.
ss sad WI sRrs 8. S.s e.
October 81, at II am, a. Fort
military honors Arlington National
BLAuvELT. EDNA nucKLEy. sud.
S snN., On en- hridsS. 0e.ensE Is. iebs
wife az i Alan niawven e,nik ss y,
Karen. Steven and joseph Blauveit
Sueklsy. sister q Patricia and Joseph
eSs1sS, ss6i New H f HsmDsh hlp''f sss
Adelphi, Nd, on Monday. October N,
at 10 am. Relatives and friends IN.
Mted ,iArraneemsnts BY Takoma Ru-
ions ). u maze esS q q q 81 EsS S:sf
and All angels Memorial FUND
BRENNAN. JOHN ,. OF Iase Massa.
1857. uncle Of William q. Hair q
Northfield. N J. Remains al Cham.
beFs Funeral Home. 400 Chaplin
Mon l;v o Service: and in.srmsnt q
Arlington National Cemetery. 80
BRE ,,sAHAS. FRANK J, On yEida,
305 whittier 81. NV, FRANK b
BRksNAHAN, beloved husband Of LII.
liam N Bresnahan lnes Mortimer
ana father of Maurice p. and Joseph
u. HHesnahan and Mrs, Helen N
from the oeieT Funeral Home, a60S
TN 81 NV. on Tuesday,, October
~, ~ y an, REQUIEM MAS at thS
Church Of the immaculate Concep.
ton 81 a:a0 an. fnterment Mount
ohvet Cemetery. 81
BREsNAHAN. FRANK J. The Hol,
- Name Society Of the In
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OF Coco Shepherd Com
mandery No. 3O2. knights
OF 81. John are hereby
notified OF the death Of our
deceased brother, JAMES
DYSON OF 14l4-A Half
3 oe, sw psps rte thI soi II.
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0ERARD HIAELL :,

members OF Bunker mn
Post. No. 81. the American
Lesion. are hereby notlaed
Of the death Of comrade
JOHN MESSENGER, ~
neral services win Be con:
Quoted BY the National
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RAGusA, SALVATORE. On Thursday.
October n,,e a., iee7 a vqATfsld Ne Ne
QyeA Of 1870 oeoreia ave. NV.
Washington. D. c., husband Of Mrs,
Mattea :. Rasusa and brother q
snd Pssr R nIsso k Rsy si Tcse,
81 the Warner 3. Humphrey Funeral
Home, .n43l Georgia ave, Silver
sprinS. Nd parking .faeiiitiesD. Mass
Will be offered for the repose Of his
soul on Monday, October ~, At $40
an. at st. Michael'a Catholic Church.
sO9 WAYNE ave, Silver, Spring, Nd.
ROWLETf, ORA CAGE. on Friday.
9 Ss 6Rn ch eS q IeFTbs u i HSs
Hi:. E|s.sii ,: .s Il. !.
Miss Mary Jean Cage, Roy and Viii
az the s. n. Hines CO. Fnneral Home.
!sSss si ' y fS;son. oaG 'pssrs III;
tacilltiesl. orayeaide seryices Of For
est Lawn Cemetery, Richmond, Va.
A. 2 pm. EST, Monday, October II.
REED, HERpERT q, suddenly, ~ on
"a Tss.d ss sBEER sst g. er' SEr SSuI Ssa
sssS s nSs0i isah. q q r: san poro,hy
r. Wohlfarth and Mr.. Oliver n.
Reed Remains restinG ct Hysons's
Funeral Home. 1900 N 81. NV. where
services will be held on Monday.
October Il. a. pm. interment
In oienvood Cemetery. 40
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gtdsy, oeto6sr 70. 1857, JOeEPE
NV. WASHINGTON. D. c.. beloved hus.
band Of Alice b. Cross and brothei
Of Miss Kathleen Louise Cross. Mrs.
Kenneth Engebretson Of Chicago. m.
John Porter Gross OF Del Ray Beach
"a" ana Martin Pikney Gross: rriendi
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Robert
A. Pumphrey. Bethesda. Nd. Sunday
after 2 pm. Contributions may b
made to the Cancer Home Care Pro.
gram. Georgetovn University hediea
Center. Notice Of services later.
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NAHAN, FRANK J. Inc Holy
=. Name society Of The I'm.
wv Will meet at the 0eier Fu-
neral Home, 1905 18th 81.
20. 1857. At s:iS PM. 70
reeite the rosary for PRANK
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4, Nv on OCTOBER 10. 1877. wife VIE
h. Sss1;' y Ean eS;'' Hg sss'l'' i,d .
~ At i;30 pm. Intsrment Wash.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-01-31
Jefferson Trustees
Will Spend $4,000
For 4 New Ira(tor

The Noble county commission
ers transferred $4,000 from the
auto license fund to the road and
bridge fund, Monday afternoon,
at their regular meeting. All the
commissioners voted yes.
They also granted permission
to Jefferson township trustees to
purchase tractor-front end
loader and blade attached, not
to exceed $4,000. They must pay
one-half down and the balance
in three years.
The few bills allowed for pay
ment were as follows:
DR.. Charles F. Thompson, re-
lief, medical for relief, $l1.00; the
Guernsey Memorial hospital, re-
lief, disqualification for relief,
$4,000; Wright Typewriter ex-
change, relief, office supplies for
welfare, $3.50.
Dr. Paul O. Huth, relief, medi-
cal, hospital for relief, $345.34;
Dr. William w. Bryant, relief,
medical for relief, $840O; DR.. M.
c. McCuskey, relief, supplement-
alton Ado from relief, for medi-
cal, $4,000; DR.. William w. Bry-
ant, general, medical for county
child, $3.50.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-01-31
Reuben Parks Will Retire
As County Game Warden

Reuben w. Parks, popular
game warden in Noble county
for the past Is years, will retire
In this capacity, Friday, Feb. l,
after making an impressive
record in this section of the
state, for and in behalf of the
Division of Wildlife.
Mr.. Parks was stricken with
a stroke on Feb. %, 1856 and
although he has and is making
a rapid recovery, his retirement
resulted from this illness. Mr..
Parks was stricken in Columbus
while attending state conven-
ton.
Reuben Parks was first ap-
pointed game warden for Noble
county on Feb. l, 1892, when
George White, of Marietta, was
serving as governor. Although
at this particular time, his ap-
pointment was political, he later
came under the jurisdiction of
the Civil Service commission.
The entire Is years has been
served in Noble county and his
popularity can be attested by the
more than 800 cards he received
during his illness.
During the past year, Don
Smith has been serving as acting
game warden and it is expected
that he will receive a permanent
appointment in this capacity.
A son of M. M. and Celena
Spear Parks, he was born and
raised in the Sharon community
For three years, he was associat-
ed with his father in the monu-
Continued on Page TWo)
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Dick Conner Of Hiramsburq
Dies Instantly In Auto Crash

Dick E. Conner, 25, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Irvil Con-
ner, Of Hiramsburg, was killed
instantly Tuesday night near
Alliance, when his car slipped
on the icy pavement and
crashed into a bridge abut-
ment.
/, Yc IN. Corner was alone at
,..~ time Of the accident and
authorities said that he died
instantly from a broken neck.
Although he was employed
as a transport truck driver out
of Canton, he was driving his
own car at the time of the
accident. Investigating officials
said his car hit an ice covered
spot on the road and then
crashed into the bridge abut-
ment.
The body was later removed
to the McVay funeral home in
Caldwell.
A son of Irvil and Ethel
Cooker Conner, the victim at
tended Belle Valley high
school and served in the U. S.
Army from l948 to 1852 with
the 11th airborne division at
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-01-31

Total resources of Noble
county's three financial in
stitutions climbed to $10,067,-
245.34 in 1856. That repre-
sented a new all-time high,
reflecting financial and econ
omic conditions prevailing in
this area.
Financial resources in 1856
were $329,251.4O higher than
the year previous when the
total Of the three financial
institutions amounted to So
637 ,993.94.
Sums for the report were
arrived at by combining the
year-end statements of the
three financial firms in the
county which includes The
First National Bank, The
Farmers & Merchants Bank,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-01-31

water from the landslide had
reached a stage where it was
estimated to be Is feet deep.
Trees near the run were NOV
ed by the slip several feet and
at the present time are providing
natural road-blocks having been
up-rooted from their foundation.
Three farmers and all prop
erty owners are greatly incon-
venienced with the worst land
slide witnessed in this area
for many years. Living in the
area of the slip are Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilmer Harper, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Shilinski, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Nau.
Shilinski, a coal operator him
self, it is said is required to
haul his coal over the Herron's
Ridge road.
Harper, a part-time farmer, is
employed as a bus driver for
the Dexter City school system.
Harper estimated that in all
the slip involves the mass move
ment of approximately Is to 18
acres of hillside land, the prop
erty all belonging to Union
Carbide & Carbon Corporation.
To the extent that the present
landslide will continue to move
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Fort Campbell, KY.
In addition to his parents,
he is survived by his wife,
Alleen, formerly of Cambridge
and one daughter, Vickie; two
sisters and one brother, Helen
Johnson of Hiramsburg and
Lena of Cambridge and Will
liam K. Conner of Louisville,
Stark county. His grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Kyle
Conner of Hiramsburg also
survive. A son, Mike, died in
infancy.
Funeral services will be held
Friday, February l at 200 p.
m. at the McVay funeral home
with Rev Roy Wikander, pas
tor of the First Baptist church
in Caldwell officiating.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-01-31
Civic Groups Support
Ohio National Guard
Recruiting Drive

Civic and community organiza-
tions in Caldwell and Noble
county have promised full sup
port for the recruiting drive to
be held by the ambulance Com
rany, 1l2st medical battalion,
Ohio National Guard. The drive
by the local Guard unit is part
of a nationwide 4crul,.llg cam
paign that is expected to bring
$4,000 new members into the
4ly and Air National Guard,
who will either be men with pre-
vious military training or young
men who agree to take basic
training with the active army.
In connection with the drive,
the guard units will celebrate
muster day, custom of the
colonial militia, in honor of
George Washington, who once
served as a lieutenant colonel in
the Virginia Militia The Ma
tional Guard as it is known today
is an outgroWth of the militia
system.
"The variety of organizations
which have offered their help"
said Capt. Charles Coyle, ''in-
dicates; to gratifying degree the
wide interest in our recruiting
drive.
'It is the aim of the National
Guard to enlist new members in
sufficient numbers to justify this
active community interest.
In the meantime, l would like
to express, on hehalf of all
members of the National Guard,
our Whole-hearted appreciation
for the valuable help which has
been offered U.S."