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COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

/ MODERN. clean . or s oedrm. nome
In Sc OF nearby Pr Georges Co
HAVE sUBST CASH MRS. cox
ST 3-13bh. LU 2-Sl36
WILL BUY direct from owner =
s oedrm so deta. ,1%, or semi ds' Nv
ALL CASH PAID, top dollar 10 home
ovnefS Save money Call KALMUS
REALTY, NE S-uia4
IMMEDIATE ACTION
INVESTOR LOOKING FOR HOMES
10 buy in &c or Silver SprinG
Will paw all cash ST 3-O450
ARLINGTON QUICK SALE. Believe
Ne have immed cash buyer tor
your 3-bedrm i7-hsth. tull-bsss-
ment home sround Sls,9n6 FRANK
eyss AD > sa3 or tx 3-Iti.
HIGHEST CASH or will sell-rent
4 J VICTOR DlCKEY APP 7-sdsO
IrAVEiG TOWN Want all cash
for your virginia property nog D
POMPONlO REALTY. IA 7-6BGu
today ana nave your MONEY within
tS hours
DNEY PAYS ALL CASH for your
home IN . c or Nd III e-a400
VIII 6-657a. HE 4-3a06
Z CASH AT ONCE NO STRINGS
X NJ. GREENFIELD. IA. a-77ss
All Casino Commission
DEPOSIT CONTRACT IN . HRS.
Mr.. DORA TU. 2-0774
DON'T SELL,
Until YOU receive our top oner
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ALL CASH
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COMPANY 10 4-f2u0
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HIGHEST cash Tor homes Free ap-
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WE BUY EQUITIES
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
And nearby + 6 County
FREE APPRAISAL
QUICK SETTLEMENT
EVERGREEN INVESTMENT CORP
Mr.. Manovill, 10. 4-7979
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

DESK SPACE NEEDED. vicinity Mac
Arthur blvd NV. Phone EN-
3-6h@0.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE,

PATUXENT RIVER. 6O0-ft water.
front - All-yearround 3-bedrm.
brick rambler ~ baths: on 4
wooded acres lovely view 90 mi.
D c Owner. A. B SHEPARD. OR.
BEVERLY BEACH; new VI. -rnd. Gus
tom-built ramb will sell my cost: 3
o - NJ spruce ave 0Den.
COVE POINT. nr Solomons; good
bathing and fshing S45 week rent,
June or August $500, sale WA.
7-31g@
COBB ISLAND; $4,000. $3.50 down.
SO per mo. Finish as you go along
this new totally enclosed and hoored
asbestos shingle cottage 12x24;
porch. l2x24 elec artesian water;
wooded lot, 50xl50. DU. 1870.
COLONIAL BEACH-4-rm.- and bath
cottage; . porches, block water:
on sixl5n-tt shaded lot. For info.
call XII. 9-9O37 weekdays after s.
MOYAONE REsERvE-5-acre home
sites with river view and anchor-
age in Piscatavav Bay: IL miles
from District line in Md, across
ne Potomac from Mount Vernon.
Cali FalrViev "-5512
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic.
Nd 4s miles trog D g; on solo
Chesapeake Bay beach; recreational
PROGRAM tennis community build
Ing lots sno houses for sale ard
rent 10 approved college graduates,
i.grallre on reoues, MARGARET
WOODLAND BEACH, lots for
nice private beach: fully furnished,
all elec kit, hot water, full bath;
sep. shower house sleeps = COM
fortably low dn payment and
rea7 mor'eage termS KE 1-O9l9.
NORTHUMBERLAND CTY.-weter.
front village 5.rm. house cleo
Ions waterfront beautiful view;
Artesian well; $4,000. can finance.
W c RICH. Broker. WARSAW. Va
EDGEWATER, MD.-sell on pur-
purchaSe-rental plan 2-family on
water one apt rents 500. other
~li5 price S35.OOO Vacant I
w DONOGHUE, APO 1@s, NY .
LOT. at pvt. beach, with free dock
age. nr Annapolis, Md. Call KE.
BEVERLY BEACH, II2 MD. AVE
Seeing Is believing YOU set best At
much reduced price. terms. or trade
IN, part nearly new brick rambler.
yenience. furnished knotty-pine
finished apt over biz brick sarase.
lots enCl 40 fence Open week
end or RA 1916
MODERN RAMBLER. all season.
with 3 bedrooms corner, l5OxlOO
ieet, with plenty OF trees. az Cape
Anne, about 80 miles from the city
and I : miles from Annapolis Price,
Sl475u LOUIS P SHOEMAKER.
1919 X street NV, Ma S-ll66
GUNSToN MANOR = FURNISHED
COTTAGE, WITH NEW WELL; S6OO
DOWN ASKING So. 600 J-W REAL
TY CO ia S-1s1S
Ideal RETIREMENT HOME-New
CottaRe on creek. . acres. orchard
as fruit trees. arteSian well pier
and boat harbor. Sla.750.
4-bedrm house. furn Ice. lot
blkS from beach 50 600 easv
terms. $1,000 cash and $50 per mo
on balance JOHN F HAFFORD. end
q 9TH 81 Deale Beach, Nd Call
Val UABLE WATERFRONT PROP
Al Woodland Beach. Md, % miles
from d c. consisting of . modern.
iully furnished cottages on land
scaped lot approximately .0Oxl no
ieet Private community beach for
water sports FISHING and GRAF
bling $50 .0On value. sacrificed at
: u 600 Good summer rental posi-
oilities
PHONE MA. s-7Oe4
ROBBINS CAMERA SHOP
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sEASHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY. MD.-New apis. /,
. and 3 bedrms., S45-s95 week.
LA 6-S420. LA. 6-220s. JU 9-s940.
REHOBOTH BEACH-New ocean
block rambl.r attractively fur
nished n.luGing Bendix. Available
June 22nd through July 9Th Reas.
10. s-TaO1
CITY-7-rm furn, apt,
in Ventnor, 3 bedrms porch, encl.
sun parlor overlooking PIX; S275
mo. OF July or SIS wk ia. 2-49S4.
2-BEDRM. COTTAGE. a block from
ocean. sleeps. six. scr. porches, mod
PETo, JU a-esss
NORTH OCEAN CITY. MD.-Nev
cottage. 4 bedrms, living rm kit.
screened front porch: SIPS per wk.
Open from June 20 10 Aug 3.
Cali Elk 3-o"77. weekdsys a-5
VACATION this summer at Reno
both Beach, Delaware. Enjoy every
convenience you have at home. For
information. OIL. 4-72a3
OCEAN BEACH. MD. IS lots al
approx i2-sere each or will sell
sep; reas. for info. Box $40,
BET; REHoBETH AND OCEAN
CITf-New 3-bedrm. 2-bath sum-
mer home IA :-9l37.
OCEAN BEACH lots. comml.
and residential; blk from
ocean sacrifice 10 7-2404
BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-Rent A.
bedroom cottage. ocean block COM
oletely furnished FL 4-5O55
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.-For rent,
verv spacious. modern, well-furn.
home. The Pines PAULINE
HARRIS. Eent Apis. phone Reho-
both 2251
OCEAN BEACH, MD.--Lot 20OxI0o.
on paved road. blk. ocean front;
- 600 or best offer VIII. 6-674q.
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SHOPPING CENTER

Space available In new shoppins
center IN rapidly expanding area In
Prince GEORGES County NJ 20
STORCH Developer Sp 3-i5O0
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PATUXENT RIVER. SCOTT. water.
front - All-yesr-round 3-bedrm.
brick rambler li2 baths: on 4
wooded acres lovely view: 90 mi.
D c Owner. A. B SHEPARD. OR.
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Ideal RETIREMENT HoME-NeV
CottaRe on creek. . acres orchard
as fruit trees, arteSian well. pier
and boat harbor. Slq.750.
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BEVERLY BEACH; new yr.-rnd. Gus
built ramb will sell my cost: 3
ni b -.b III Spruce ave Omen.
l6e
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

HOTEL, - rms, 3O4-3OB + ST. NV
BY OWNER. $50.00O. "a cash, bal
arr. MA. a-90l0. 1893 18TH St NV
BARGAIN. IS 900 SO. It. OF CT
commercial land across from new
sateway. LII. l-965l
BUSY DUKE ST. ALEx.. VA
Corner lot. ls5x272. house 3
oedrms., baths Price. $1,000
BuRGWALD. TE. 6-2277. XII s.
t3S so a-6l42
COMMERCIAL CT, Vienna: l25s
go on heavily Travelled Maple ave
tRte 1873 nr. Berry st Owner
Will trade or sell in part SONNETT
sPAGNOLo REALTY CO Clear
brook b-'.gu0
39O@ OLIVER ST. NV, at Western
ave Office bldg for sale: 3 stories
Nl1.9hu half cash $75 per month
mel taxes open Sat and sun
EN- 3-53:l Ia
APPROX. 65,O0n SO. Fl.
LIST AND 2nd COMMERCIAL.
3N5-tt frontage on B&O railroad.
a speculative. BUY Excellent location
near 18th and Monroe SITS ne
J LEE DONNELLY & SON Realtors
Ma s-33lt Eyes Wo 6-2362
CONN AVE. BUILDING
DOWNTOWN CORNER
Approx 1000 50 IT, on
2nd floor for purchaser
Occupancy Ground floor
stores produce S27 500 yearly
with future Increment Price
S325.O0O MI Poole. with
BOSS q PHELPS. INC
Ma $4,000, Res EN- 3-l14G
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TEMPLE HILLS AREA-Lots 75xI35
with city water paved streets nice
Oct area. Terms or subordinate to
builders. OWNER, 10 1873 or
III 2-IA12
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WANTED. a few nice neighbors to
build homes IN vicinity OF An
napolis pkwy and Enterprise I'd !,
y 900 an acre lots are clear and
also wooded Would you like to be
hood SP 3-53S1
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COVE POINT. M Solomons; good
bathing and fishing S45 week rent,
June or August $500, sale WA.
-F~up
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air conditioned; opposite Silver
Theater, $50 per mo THE MARY
LAND REAL ESTATE co S834
ColeSville I'd, Silver Spring, JU
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4-bedrm house. furn lse. lot
terms. si.oO6 cash and $50 per mo
on balance JOHN r HAFFORD. end
81 18th 81 Deale Beach, Nd Call
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BEVERLY BEACH, liz MD. AVE
Seems Is believing YOU get best At
much reduced price terms. or trade
in part. nearly new brick rambler.
all-year use. many extras, con-
venience, furnished: knotty- pine
finished ant over big brick saraee.
lots encl Aft fence Open week
end or RA 3-RI4S
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$3.50

one OF the incest brick semide.
taCh he'd homes in the Huntington sec
ton = Fifer dr with the entire
finished IN knotiy pine
with - bath and asphat-'ile foor
groUnd-leyel outside entrance . large
bedrooms tile bath sliding closet
doors, living room dining area, 'ullp
Kitchen gsrhare dispos a!
storm windows Venetian blinds
Dill DIAL rI,Xy "a
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SPRINGS, W. VA.-six-
nm. brick home; full bsmt.. lEe lot;
asking Sl2,95O, terms; sell or trade
for Va property. ALEXANDRIA
REALTY CO. XII S-55sS.
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INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE

FOR SAIL or develop and ease al
or part 81 - uun 50 q OF eNcep
'iona. rcmmerc Al around IN select
ne location SAMUEL + BOGlEY
or MD INC AID i-O9pO ewes
81 t-u4f
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-19
Two Noble Countians
Killed In Accidents
Donald Eichhorn,
Midd|eburg, Dies
OF Broken Neck

Donald E. Eichhorn, %, native
of the Middleburg community,
was instantly killed at 1:40 a. m,
Sunday on USR 81, in an auto ac-
cident two miles south of Lower
Salem.
An investigation by the state
highway patrol indicated Eich-
horn was travelling south at a
high rate of speed" when his car
went out of control on a curve,
struck an embankment and over
turned.
The car was completely demo
lished. Eichhorn was thrown out
of the car and apparently died of
a broken neck.
The victim was born at Middle
burg in Noble county, Feb. 26,
1885, a son Of c. L. (Pete) and
Grace Spence Eichhorn.
The family lived in the Middle
burg community until 1854 when
they moved to Fleming, route /
in Barlow township, Washington
county. 1t was the 18th traffic fa-
tality of the year for that county
His parents survive with five
brothers and five sisters, Sgt
Charles r. Eichhorn of the Ali
Continued on Page Two)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-19
South Olive Boy
Injured On Bicycle

Terry Pryor, Is, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Pryor, of South
Olive, was severely injured Fri
day evening at 7:03 o'clock, when
he rode his bicycle into the path
of an auto driven by James F.
Doar, 81, of Charlotte, N. c.
The lad sustained fractured
right thigh, fractured ribs, cuts,
bruises and abrasions. He was
removed in the McVay ambul-
ance to st. Joseph's hospital,
Parkersburg, w. Va, for treat
ment.
Young Pryor and a companion,
Alva T. Heeter, 16, also of South
Olive, were riding their bicycles
in Dexter City. According to
Heeter, Pryor said something
about going to visit his sister and
rode his bicycle out from stop
street near the Dexter City post
office into the path of the car,
travelling south on USR 81. The
impact broke the right front
headlight on the Doar car.
The sheriff's department in
vestigated the accident and the
North Carolina driver was re-
leased.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-19
Work Progresses On
Resurfacinq Miller Street

The Tri-State Asphalt COM
pany of Martins Ferry, is in
charge of the contract job for
priming, screening and hard
topping Miller street in Caldwell
to the home Of Emil Archer, a
section of USR 81 from the
Wayne Davis home, south of
Caldwell north and another
stretch beginning at the traffic
light in Belle Valley to the John
Wargo curve.
The company started work on
this project Tuesday and have
the primer down and the screen
ing completed. The hard top will
follow and the company expects
to complete the entire project in
Noble county this week.
The Miller street section in
Caldwell begins at the traffic
light, where North and Miller
intersects to the home Of Emil
Archer.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-19
(ar-Tractor Figure
In USR Il Accident

No one was injured but per
sonal property damage was high
Thursday afternoon at 4:45
o'clock, when a car driven by
DR.. w. c. Harper, of Caldwell
collided with a tractor driven
by Fred Keith, of Caldwell. The
accident occurred north of Cald-
we'll on USR 81.
The impact caused the Harper
car to careen off the highway
strike the end of the Sinclair
service station on USR II in
Florence, and move it several
inches off its foundation. The
station is owned and operated
by John buffalo.
According to the Cambridge
state patrol, who investigated
both vehicles were travelling
north. DR.. Harper was behind
the tractor and just as he started
to go around this vehicle, the
driver hit the tail end of this
machine, causing him to lose
control ana careen off the high
way into the John Duffa.o
building.
The Harper car was badiJ
damaged although the driver was
uninjura1. The tractor was own
ed by Russell Keith, of near
Caldwell and driven by his son
Harper was cited by the patrol
for unsafe operation.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-19

Financial conditions of three
Noble county municipalities are
revealed in examination reports
released today by State Auditor
James A. Rhodes. The villages
are Summerfield, Sarahsville and
Batesville.
Summerfield disbursem n S
during the 2712 month audit
period ending on Feb. 8 totaled
$9,, ,,633.01. Receipts amount to
S9,361.55. There was a bank
balance of $563.91 with $91 in
outstanding warrants, the eX-
aminer reported.
Sarahsville had expenditures
amounting to $3,080.05. Receipts
totaled $3,060.52, according to the
examiner. The depository bal
ance was $899.06 on April /,
closing date of the 28-month
examination period. Cash on
hand was S66 the report states.
Batesville had a bank balance
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-19
Low Bid Received
On Stock Twp. Job

Harley E. Calvin company of
Marietta, submitted the low bid,
Tuesday morning, in Columbus
for the proposed relocation of
three-fourths of a mile of SR 78
in Stock township and raising it
above flood level.
The Calvin company submitted
bid of $81,373.85. The states
estimate on this project amount
ed to $105,600. There were four
bids submitted.
This project involves straigh-
tening a sharp left turn of SR
78 into gentle curve and
Strengthening a curve just before
the intersection with SR 260
This section of the roadway will
also be raised above flood level.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-19
Larry Esiadt Figures
In Automobile Wreck

Larry Estadt, son of Mrs.
Harley Estadt, of Main street,
escaped serious injury in an
automobile accident about three
miles south of GAINESVILLE, Friday
evening, according to investigat-
ing authorities.
1t was reported that Estadt
was travelling south on State
Route $40 when his auto skidded
on the wet pavement causing it
to crash through a fence and
hit a barn alongside the high
way.
The auto was completely
demolished in the accident.
Estadt was treated at the Cald-
we'll Clinic for a lacerated nose
and elbow. He was later dis
missed.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-19
FuIda Parish
Host To Holy
Name Rally

A meeting of Visitation dean
cry Holy Name officers and
members was held last Sunday
afternoon at Corpus Christi
church, Belle Valley.
Matters of interest and activi-
ties sponsored by the society
were discussed. Plans for the
Holy Name rally to be held at
St Mary church, Fulda, Sunday,
Oct. Is at 2:30 O'Clock were COM
pleted In respect to the society's
participation.
1t was decided by the group
to erect a billboard on USR 81
promoting the theme to keep
Christ IN Christmas. A COM
mittee was named to prepare the
billboard and have it located
before Christmas.
The society also plans to spon-
sor holy hour program over
radio station VILE, Cambridge.
A dinner-meeting has been
tentatively scheduled for jan
uary, the date and place to be
decided at the next officers
meeting.
The Visitation deanery is COM
prised of parishes in Noble, Mon
roe and Guernsey counties. The
Sunday meeting was attended by
approximately so Holy Name
members from the various par
ishes thruout the deanery.
Edmund Crum, of Berne, is
serving as the society's presi-
dent; John Sikora, of Byesville,
vice president; Mike Hrinko, of
Belle Valley, secretary; and Cy
Switz, of Lewisville, treasurer.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-19
1743 Students
In Noble County
School System

There are 1743 students en-
rolled in the Noble county
schools, according to figures
released today by H. c. Secrest
superintendent of schools.
This includes all II school
districts, which comprises six
first grade and one second grade
high school.
The total elementary enroll
ment is 1878 students and that
for the high schools, 465 students
Total enrolment per grades is
as follows: grade one, 1870
grade two, 1870; grade three, ITS;
grade four, l57; grade five, ia
grade six, $50; grade seven, 131:
grade eight l31; grade nine, 122;
grade ten, 1872; grade eleven, 49,
and grade twelve, 98.
1t can thus be seen that the
heavy enrolment in the county
schools is also on the first and
second grade levels and tapering
down to low figure of SO in the
senior class of the high schools
In the Noble county system
there are AZ elementary teachers
and 80 high school instructors.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-19
Forget-Me-Not
Drive Will Be
Held Saturday

The Noble county chapter of
the Disabled American Veterans
will hold its annual Forget-Me-
Not drive on Saturday, Sept. 81
in this area.
Donald E. Reed, commander,
has been appointed chairman of
the Citizens committee, which is
cooperating with the local
chapter.
The following mayors of the
different villages in Noble county
are also cooperating with the
local chapter, No. 81, in per-
mitting various groups of stu
dents to sell the Forget-Me-Nots
in their communities: Mayor
Perry Blake, of Dexter City;
Mayor Roy Seamster, of Belle
Valley; Mayor Paul R. Davis, of
Sarahsville; Mayor John H.
Eagon, of Batesville, and Mayor
Continued on Page Two)
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Christmas treat.
Only one solicitation is made
among the businessmen during
the membership drive, according
to Joe Yontz, president of the
c. of c.
In some instances, members
will contribute for one fund and
not the other which explains the
variation in amounts.
The new members, the amount
given for the band concerts and
those who contributed for the
annual Christmas treat are as
follows.
Membership Dale Ackley,
Lena Alter, Emil Archer, c.
Atkinson, Glen Archer, Bill
Semon, Carl Baker.
Continued on Page TWo)
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On School Building Needs and
Limitations" as it applies to the
Caldwell system and the meet
ing will then be thrown open
for a question period.
School officials stated today
that if the general public has
something else in mind, other
than that proposed by the Cald-
well school board, they should
attend this meeting and air their
differences during the question
period.
Mrs. James johnson is serving
as president of the local PTA
and this will be their first meet
ing of the current school year.
All members of the PTA or
ganization and any others in
terested in the betterment of the
Caldwell school system are urged
to attend.
The split shift program for the
first and second grades at the
local school is now in effect and
working out very nicely, accord
ing to authorities.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-19

preparation totaled $345,000.
1t has been estimated by
Auditor c. R. Atkinson that
$l17,600 for labor direct will be
needed for the next four months,
plus $1,000 for other purposes.
This means that $222,000 has
Ire dy been spent for
bridges, materials, Stag, culverts,
etc, in this county during the
past eight months and the
material fund is now completely
exhausted.
1t could be replenished by
transferring some of the labor
direct money fund into the ma
terial fund but this action must
originate with Engineer Homer
Weldon.
Local businessmen who have
been selling material to the
county were notified this week
that the fund is exhausted and
they should not sell any more
material, particularly without a
requisition, as the county will
not be liable for payment now or
four months hence.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-19

c. Earl Roe, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Roe, of Summer
field route, recently graduated
from Dyke and Spencerian Col
lege in Cleveland. Mr.. Roe re-
ceived a Bachelor of Business
Administration degree. His major
was accounting and in it he made
an outstanding record in the
college.
Roe is now employed at the
Society National Bank in the
auditing division in Cleveland
He is 1855 graduate of Summer
field high school.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-19
Noble Block Company Plant
Now In Limited Production

The Noble Block Company,
manufacturers of concrete blocks,
went into production last Tues
day.
According to Ralph Gibbs,
owner of CaldWell's latest indus
trial firm, the operation will
have a processing capacity of
nearly 1000 blocks a day.
At the present time the stand
ard eight-inch block will be made
until all the orders for this size
have been filled and a substan-
tlal stock pile has been COM
pleted.
Gibbs stated that the IL and
tour-inch sizes will be made
when orders are received.
The latest type of equipment
has been installed by the Noble
Block Company for making the
concrete products. A new C. O..
Corp machine has been installed
by an Adrian, Mich, firm under
the supervision of Paul Schultz,
OF Dayton, who was present
when the first block came off
the line.
In addition to the old building
permitted to remain on the Cald-
well mine property, which Gibbs
plans to use temporarily in the
manufacturing of his products, a
new concrete block building, size
20 feet by 80 feet, will be erected
to enclose all the newly-installed
equipment.
The new building will also
house the large Il by 80 foot
kiln. Here the blocks will be
steam dried for eight hours
which will prepare them for
shipment to the various area
builders.
Last Tuesday during the
initial production period, Gibbs
stated that his operation was
such that production would be
curtailed to a degree until all
required installations were COM
pleted. However, he plans to
maintain some production each
day to keep orders filled and
establish stock pile.
Gibbs is no stranger to the
construction business in this
area, having been associated
with it in the hauling and truck
ing phase for the past 20 years.
The Noble Block Company will
make available its products to
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1887. They immediately employ
ed Jerry Hupp as the new Gus
todian and he will take over his
new duties on this same date.
He will receive a salary of
$225.00 per month.
In their third transaction OF
important business, the board
also approved the plat of Slater's
third addition in Noble town
ship, located in section %, town
ship 7 and range 8.
This is the latest housing de-
velopment outside Caldwell and
is located north of the county
seat on USR 81, near the Park
motel. Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Slater have surveyed this land
and it has been marked off in
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