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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-09-12
FL AL Orders Mh
Briffunniu Plane

LONDON (JTA) - El Al-Israel
National Airlines has ordered q
fourth Bristol Britannia passenger
plane to add to the three with
which it has smashed and resmash-
ed international passenger transat-
lantic flight records in the SIX
months they have been In opera
ton.
Meanwhile, to cover its increase
in passenger traffic, FL AL has
leased Britannia from the manu-
facturerS.
During the first half of this year,
passenger traffic increased 100 per-
cent over the figure for the first SIX
months of 1857. Transatlantic trav-
ell alone tripled. At press confer
ence here today, Peter Masefie!d,
managing director of Bristol Air
craft. the manufacturers, hailed FL
APs magnificent record"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-09-12
Publicity Hogs Rop Newspapers
ENCLISH-JEWISH PRESS SURVIVES
MALICNINC TO PERFORM SERVICE

Jewish periodicals need the en-
couragement of our national lead
ers. Let there be a fuller under
standing of the values of the Jew
iSh weeklieS.
What American Jewry learns is
that which happens every Friday
through the media of our English
Jewish weeklieS. Let this instru-
ment become. what it is destined to
be-the great instrument for the
spreading of Jewish information
and for keeping intact great jew
ish community.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-09-12
FaceIif+inq For Map

JERUSALEM (JTA)-A new So
Wet map of the Palestine area re-
ceived here, theoretically based on
the 1947 United Nations partition
decision, throws all of Jerusalem
and central Palestine into Jordan
territory. 1t also colors parts OF
the Negev, the GAIA Strip, and
Western Galilee in the same shade
as Egypt.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-09-12
LEGATION Status Raised

Brussels (JTA) -. The Belgian
government announced this week
that it's legation in Israel had been
raised to the status of an embassy
and that the Israel legation here
would become an embassy.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-09-12
Edinburgh Exhibition

EDINBURGH (JTA-Sir Comp
ton Mackenzie, the noted author,
formally opened an exhibition in
the University of Edinburgh mark
ing Israel's 10th anniversary.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25
Buckingham, G H. Items
Ed Saxtons Announce Birth OF Tuins;
Girls Spend Week End AT Longlco0d
bingham G Il. Items

Misses Minnie and EStelle Wood
Mr. ard Mrs John Wood. Miss
Mary Helen Wood and John Wood,
Jr. We're in Richmond Sunday
Mr. and MIS-. j. +. Anderson Of
Asheville. N O.. have been guests
OF Mr. and Mrs Harold Bailey
Capitalization to Mr. and Mrs
Ed SaXton on the birth OF tWlns.
born recently at Lynchbule hos
pital All are doing nicely
Mrs w. r. O'Neal. Of Norfolk
has been guest for the past week
OF Mr. and Mrs $. N. Stanley
Rev Wilfred M Mayton. Of
Emory University, and Miss Kay
Connally. Of Atlanta. GA, We're
guests of Rev and Mrs. r. T Love
lace for the past two days.
Whorlcy Improves
Henry Whorley is improving at
ST Lukes Hospital in Richmond
Jimmy Rosen was admitted to Il
Iynchburg hospital for treatment
Wednesday
Much sympathy IL expressed To
the Shepherd family because Of the
death Of Mrs L. l. Shepherds
father who died in Richmond hos
pltal after a Short illness
Misses Joan and Connie Eldlldge.
Of Richmond, spent the week end
here With their mother Mrs John
EldlidEe
Mrs Allan Shepherd. Of Rich-
mond spent the week end Mt her
home here
kichnonder Visits
MIS- Appling Moss, of Richmond
was guest over the week end Of
Mr. and Mrs. G. M Rogers
Misses Sue Carolyn Agee and
Betty Ruth Dunnavant Of Bucklne
ham. and Gloria Newton. of
ArEonla, We're week end visitors at
Longwood College FafmVille
Mrs. Gertrude Sadler. Of Rich
nond spent thc week III ter home
here
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25

MIS-. Walter r. Mulnfors AND
her children. Beverly Gail and
ErWyn Of Wngina Road, recently
returned from 4 trip to New lgng
land II was combined business
and social tlip for Mis- Mumlord
as She attended to the sale Of The
old Mumtofd hulna Happy Aces,
in East Iongneadu@ Mass Among
the friends and relatives visited
We're MI ana Mrs Lyman Todd Of
Ashville. n X Mrs Ludellc Hall.
Of Great Darlington. Mass Mrs
Mary Worth. Of Massachusetts,
Mr. and Mrs William Jackson. Of
East Longmeadow. Mass Mrs.
Martha Keys. Of NcW Britain.
Conn MI and Mrs Eugene Car
man. Of Woodmere. H. iii Mrs
Annie Valentine. of treeport T. |
and Mrs Mumford's a7yeafnld
uncle Smith German Of Hewlett
l. I Nh. humlord and Robert
stayed IN Buckingham 70 tend The
stock
>humaker Visits Mother
Jcc Franklin ShuElaker. of Rich
mond was a recent visitor OF his
mother. Mrs Fannie Land
Buckingham county Woman club
viii hold It's annual spring dance
Friday from go y N 70 an in
the Huckinsliam veterans Memorial
Hal Harvey Aytes orchestra Null
finnish the music
Nh and Mrs Malcolm sadler
were ID Richmond Oven the @eek
end
miss Betty Bruce d NARY wash
ington College visited her parents
oyer the week end
Mr. and Mrs Henry Davis left
hast Sunday foF Florida where
they viii Visit their sonln-law ana
daughter MI and A1rs I'll Smith
Nh ana Mgs Smith are parents 1T
q soa bofn recently
Re4 aud tIts Einest Harris Here
IN Richmond last week end
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25

& p rroitin mere MI ana NJ.
c. D. Profit, Mr. and Mrs ROY
Melhelholf and three children all
OF Charlottesville. and Mrs Ruby
Morris. and three children, John
ME Beasley and Mrs Yancy and
daughter, Kitty of Farmyllle and
Frank Beasley and Henry GIN
Mrs Herman Dowdy and daugh-
ter. janice Marie. returned from
he Soaihaide Hospital sunday
Bon alr dong nicely
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25

ails. N G .,i.,I Moore aaa Mn. Rog
C..anAu~h. Of alIace. NJ C.
visIted Mrs W N Bryant m Rich
moad last Wednesday
AIrs ] d DpnEum, and Rev.
and Mrs J Ernest Wrenn attended
thn funeral of Q n. Brown a.
Gladstone Sunday
MASS Linda E4bof was the Week
cNd guet III MISS Carolyn Dawson
Mrs Il Wingo and daughter
Atnay Vat Sunday dinner With M
and AID Dallas rmay At Curd
y!Ila
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25

Herman D0ludys Announce Birth OF
Girl April Is AT SOuthside Hospital

Mrs Cecil Smith. and two sons.
Of Richmond visited Mrs Halle
Baldridge and MS. c. { Harvey
Sunday Nancy Gushing Newman.
q ta;Inyillc spent the week end
With Mta G g. Harvey
MI and Mis- Bernard Smith Of
falnnihe. VISITED her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Jim Marks, Sunday.
MI, and MIS- ERIC Flanagan Of
Henderson. N c.. spent the week
end at their Buckingham Springs
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bersch Of
Coymgton. were guests Of the
mother. Mrs. Lucy Bersch. and
Annie phaup
Mrs Wise Visits
Mrs Corbin Wise, Of Lynchburg
visited friends over the week end
Mr and Mi-s Billy Ayers and
Mn and Mrs BIZ Brown. Of Rich
uond spent The week end with
then parents
Mr. and Mrs Wesley DunkWn at
tended services At the Methodist
church in powhatan Sunday when
Mr. Dunkum was layman speaker
Mrs Yancy Bailey was IN Farm
VILE past week
Mrs Willie OWnSby mas been
quite sick for last few days with
measles.
Second Girl Arrives
While Curdsville cannot boast Of
twins. We have our second baby
girl to arrive with the past month
Mr and Mrs Herman DoWdy are
the proud parents of a daughter
born on the 18th at Southside Com
munity Hospital Both mother and
baby aie doing fine and are tx
pected home early next week
4 Miss June OWnsby had aS her
guest last week end MISS Jean
Kidd, Of Wingina
Guests Sunday Of Nh ana MIS-.
Willie Ownsby, ana family. We're
Mr. and Mrs Paul Lunsfold. and
family. Of Crewe
Mrs W sley returned home
Wednesday after spending 4 few
days with hei mother MIS-, Walter
Duncan Of Columbia
M and Mrs Emmett Dnnkum
visited Miss Eliza White and Mrs
Annie r Johnson. of Gold Hi.
Thursday
Farmers Ready Land
Farmers in This section are Quite
busy trying 10 get land ready fol
planting corn and other grain
Mrs NJ NJ. Julian and Mrs.
Sweden Allen were Fasmville
visitors Friday and called Oh Mrs.
Herman Dowdy N the hospital
Nh and Mrs Emmett Dunkum
were in Richmond Monday.
Recent visitors os Mr. and Mrs
p a Griffith were Jack Griffith
ana family of Clarksville. Ms II
c Dowdy Of Alexandria and Mrs
W H Perry and children. Of Rock
Vile Md
Farrers Go to Luray
MI and Mrs G B F'aner visited
Ms Grover Croughneimei Of Lu-
ray CaTerns. over the week end
MI and Mrs While Ownsby and
family visited Nh and Mrs j "
Kidd and family Of Wingna last
Sunday
Mrs Ruth Phaup and Buck
Marks were Farmville visitors last
Friday
Sunday visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Dunkum were Mi. and
Mrs Bill Conner. Of Yorktown. and
Mr and MIS-. John M Putney Jr.
ard Alice Of Cumberland
Leaps Gather
Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Jimmie Leap were M and Mrs
Jef s Leap and M and Mrs
Benjamin Leap. and family, Of
scottsville and MI and Mrs
Worth Leap. Jr.. and two children.
and Mrs Worth Leap. Of Waynes-
toro
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Dunkum
spent Monday in Richmond
MI and Mrs John LeSuem
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25

MS, ALFRED harris and Tom
Thomas visited lAthur Flippen in
Medical College hospital Rich
mond. Sunday Mr. l'llppen con
tinues quite III
Sunday guests u MI and Alia
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25

Attractivcly styled gloves
for outdoor work. Protect
hands from scratches, etc.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-24
olives New 4OAcre Development Taking On Residential Loo

The most pretentious project of its kind
attempted in Noble county in recent years is rapidly
shaping up and indications that its acceptance will
have tremendous effect the future development
of Caldwell and Noble county.
For the past four five weeks, heavy ground
moving equipment has been engaged in leveling off
20 of the 40 acres in the Olive section which Crock &
Schafer Caldwell contractors and builders planning
to promote into major housing DEVELOPMENT
The development is located the left of Olive
street when driving from East street approach. The
acreage lies back the hill overlooking SR 78 and
that section of old Olive which recently ncorpor-
ated within the village.
The first of 70 housing units proposed for the
area is under roof and within a period of two
weeks, ground will be broken for the second and third
units
has been attempted in this county for such par
development tried in recent years to even compare
with the Olive protect the initiated and
successfully completed by r. c. Moore local builder
and contractor at Bronze Heights The development
out Playground road accomplished on less than
II acres within period of six years
The area which is first to be developed by Crock
& Schafer is that which is located within the corpora
ton limits Already the survey has been completed
lots which will be approximately 100 by 100 feet in
size.
Walter Woodford, local surveyor, has completed
his work with respect to properly identifying the 40
foot width streets and other pertinent installations
such as water and electric lines which will give this
development modern look for potential home builders
This week the promoting firm has completed lay
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-24

utilizing portion of it. The outside construction of
this home will be wood siding with natural stone on
the front.
The second unit will be of brick veneer. The size
of the home will be 80 by 48 feet with carport attached
Ford Radcliffe is planning the second unit
1t is believed that the average cost of the homes
planned for this section of the development will range
from $4,000 to $4,000.
To facilitate traffic egress and ngress to the area
the development promoters have petitioned the
county commissioners for the construction of county
road to be built thru the unplatted 90 which
scheduled for future development
This secluded wooded area, which lies adjacent
provide the and space for expensive homes
and larger individual building lots. The outlet for the
proposed road will be in the of the Alva
Moore garage SR 78 east of the present corporation
line
The development will undoubtedly gain in
stature and acceptance homes built and
the region residential appearance With the
scarcity of good building lots within several blocks
of the villages public square, it is only natural
believe that people will envson the enchantment of
such development and take advantage of availability
OF spacious building lots.
For comparison purposes, it is well to reflect back
only six years and one wildly recall the general
appearance of the which is coorful residen-
al Bronze Heights.
What one observes when approaching the
Bronze Heights area, perhaps five years hence,
will be able to cast before his eyes greater Olive
development giving the village of Caldwell the distinc
tive modern LOOK, reflecting progressive and
prosperous people.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-24
IS Separate Units In
Firemen's Parade

There will be IS separate units
taking part in the big fireman's
parade at 600 o'clock Saturday
evening as the concluding feature
of the Caldwell Firemen's Fes-
tival, which opens this Thursday
night for three big nights.
There will be five bands in
the line of march, including
Caldwell high school, Crooks
vile, McConnelsville, Salem-Lib-
erty and Byesville, in addition
to 81 different fire departments
who have indicated they will be
in Caldwell, Saturday evening.
The All club parade Thrus-
day night as we'll as the main
parade Saturday will form on
Walnut street and will move
east to North street. 1t will then
come down North street, go
around the three sides of the
public square and disband on
Cumberland street.
Members of the fire depart
ment pointed out today that the
parade will not move completely
around the public square since
all the concessions will be on the
North street side.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-24

Don Frisbee, South GAINESVILLE,
has been named as the new Cen
tral Ohio Breeders Association
representative in Noble county,
replacing Ralph (BilD Moore,
who has held the position for the
past three years.
Frisbee has been in training
for the past month, serving in
the capacities of rowing tech
nician and relief technician in
various counties. He is presently
working in Muskingum county
and will take over his duties here
on August l.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Frisbee, of Cumberland
route, and is married to the
former Mary Jane Thomas. They
plan to move here after he
assumes his COBA position and
housing is secured.
Moore has been named as
associate agent for Al in Monroe
county and will begin work
there on August l. He and Mrs.
Moore, the former Marlene
Wells, will be moving soon to
Woodsfield.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-24
Former Resident
Victim OF Assault
By Stafford Lad

Mrs. Ruth Thompson, of
Woodsfield, was reported in good
condition at ST. Francis hospital
where she was taken Thursday
evening after being beaten into
unconsciousness. 80
Thomas Leasure, 20, of near
Stafford, is being held in the
Monroe county Jail on q charge
filed by Mrs. Thompson's father,
Dick Fogle, of Caldwell.
The alleged, attack took place
Tuesday evening, according to
the girls story. Unable to speak,
Mrs. Thompson wrote out her
story for her parents, Sheriff
Homer w. Antill, of Woodsfield,
said.
Mrs. Thompson left the home
of her father -in-law, where she,
her husband and their two-month
old child had been residing, to
reprimand several youths for
taking her husband, Wilkie
Thompson, away from home at
night.
Mrs. Thompson was found
lying beside the road by her
father-in-law who had gone to
look for her.
Mrs. Thompson has since re-
covered her speech but it is
understood that there is now
some paralysis on the right side.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-24
Health Department
Clearing Up Wafer
Supply In Caldwell

According to information re-
ceived from County Health Com
missioner, Dr. N. S. Reed, two
representatives of the State De-
partment of Health have been
investigating the discoloration of
the village water supply.
Caldwell residents have been
plagued for approximately the
past month by spordadic flows of
brownish-colored water in the
village system, causing some con-
sternation.
Representatives James B.
Kneale and Clarence Helling of
the state department of health
made periodic examinations of
the supply last week, and began
clearing-up operations. The dis
coloration of the water, accord
ing to them, is caused by an
excessive amount of manganese.
The formation of this element in
the water is caused by leaves
and other vegetation undergoing
decomposition in the lake.
The purifying work is being
done from the plant and already
improvement has been seen. 1t is
expected to be cleared up en-
tirely in a short time.
DR.. Reed reports that there is
nothing dangerous in the con-
sumption of the water, and that
tests were made in Columbus to
determine these results.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-24
Pickup Truck Stolen
In Dexter City Area

One car was recovered by local
officials Tuesday morning. but
another was reported stolen in
the Dexter City area.
w. c. Ritchey, of Marietta, was
the owner of the 1858 Dodge
found abandoned at Dexter City
early Tuesday morning by
Sheriff Donald Conaway. 1t had
been stolen the previous evening
in Marietta.
But pickup truck, owned by
Frank Box, of Oaklawn, en-
ployed by the H. c. Price COM
pany, was stolen at the same
time.
The Noble county truck was
recovered Wednesday morning at
Stonecreek and another stolen
there, according to information
received Wednesday by Sheriff
Donald Conaway.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-24
Ssotty's Old Fashioned
Tent Show III Festival

Something new and different
has been added to the annual
firemen's festival Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday nights of this
week.
1t is known as Scotty's old
fashioned tent show with only
one show per evening, beginning
at 900 o'clock.
1t will be held in the Noble
theatre with an old fashioned
tent setting. The acts will include
local talent, musical numbers,
and comedy entertainers with
the highlight to be hypnotic
show performed on volunteers
from the audience. A new magic
solution called Did will also
be demonstrated for the first
time.
This will be one of the high
lights of the midway and all
proceeds will be turned over to
the fire department..
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-24

III FOft wayne Wnere + FfelDurSer
was also a foreman. Multi-slide
is process in the making of
bushings, new to the local plant.
Freiburger started with CGB
in 1850 at the Fort Wayne
branch, is native of that city
and graduated from the Fort
Wayne schools. He pursued ad-
ditional studies at the Purdue
University extension collie G e
there and is married to the
former Bernice Fisher, also of
Fort Wayne.
The Freiburgers have two
children, Susan, aged three, and
Jeffery, one year. They will
occupy the James Messaris prop
erty on Main street, recently
vacated by the Robert Dennison
family who moved to Gallipolis.
They will be attending St. Philo-
mena's Catholic church.
Kenneth Leighton, CGB plant
manager, stated that after the
new department gets into full
operation, it is hoped that ad
ditional employment will be
necessary.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-24

the past nine years and has been
a junior leader for the past three.
She has been a counselor at the
Camp Piedmont All club camp
and was winner this year of the
safety speaking contest.
She is also a member of the
Dexter City-Crooked Tree Hill
topperS, the club that won the
dancing award in the All talent
show this year. In addition to
being secretary of the Noble
county All advisors council, Miss
Long has served respectively as
president, vice president, news
health and safety
officer of her own club.
She attended the Buckeye Re-
creation Workshop as All club
delegate last year, as well as the
state Junior leadership camp. She
has received special county
awards in clothing, dress revue,
food preparation, leadership and
recreation.
Miss Long graduated from
Southern Noble high school this
year and took an active part in
the school functions al four
years. She is also past presi-
dent of the Dexter Citv Meth
odist Youth Fellowship.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-24

the hOOntZ coal 20. are the ones
to be graded, on the lands of
Becker, Ullman, Henderson,,
Schaefer, Beardmore, Schaffer
and Ayers, Smithberger, Schott
and Williams in section IS, q, 80,
80, and 33 in Elk township, Noble
county, and T. Schafer in section
%, Liberty township, Washing
ton county.
The estimated cost of this
work is $11,770.60 which will be
paid from funds now being held
by the State, forfeited by the
above-named strip mine opera
tor.
The grading is to be completed
(Continued on Page TWol
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-24

crowned the junior fair queen
for this year. Growing cere-
monies will be an event of this
Al night of the festival. Vieing
for queen is Grace Rrumbach,
Arlene Henderson, Diane Ogle,
Susan Long, and Joy Wiley. :
Friday nights feature will be
free entertainment, with the
Bethel Singers from Barnesville
doing the musical honors start
ing at Gas p. m These singers
will do a combination of spirit
uals, folk songs and modern
interpretations, and the program
is expected to be l-attended
by the festival crowd.
Main attractions of most fire
mems festivals is fhes firenen's
parade, and Saturdays evenings IS
Continued on Page Two)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-24

ing the main connecting sanitary sewer line which
will empty into centrally located system This
system has capacity to adequately 40 homes
the number being planned for this segment of the
40-acre development.
In order to maintain some control over type of
homes which will be built in the Olive development
certain building restrictions be adhered TO- accord
ing to member of the firm These restrictions include
the exact location of the home the lot and the
general type of construction planned by the owner
The Gary Davis home, which is being built on the
center road approach to the development is 26 by So
feet in size 1t has full basement with the garage
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-24

Noble county repair and parts of
Morgan, Monroe, Guernsey and
Washington in Is proposals.
Low bidder on project No. 266,
including Guernsey, Noble, and
Monroe counties was ,232.36,
submitted by the Shelly Com
pany, of Thornville, Ohio, The di-
vision engineers estimate, which
was not disclosed till after the
bids were opened, had been $685.
10000.
The Shelly Company was also
low bidder on project No. 269,
which includes Morgan, Noble
and Washington counties. This
bid amounted to S123,067.87 and
the division engineers estimate
had been Sl46, ,l45.00.
The first contract involves the
following roads in Noble county:
SR 146 in Buffalo, Noble and
Continued on Page Two)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-24

From an inventory filed at
Probate Court, Monday, it was
learned that the estate of
Erwin Derby" Sutherland, of
Sarahsville, a man supposedly
without a monetary nest egg,
contained approximately
100000.
Sutherland, SO, suffered a
stroke earlier and died at the
rest home in Sarahsville. Upon
making an inventory of the
late mans home, administra-
tor of the estate, Guy Gibson,
Sarahsville, discovered that
money, mostly in small
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-24

amounts, was secreted in the
house. 1t had earlier been sup
posed that the deceased man
had no money at all.
Bills were found tucked be-
hind the wallpaper, in eyeglass
cases, behind picture frames
and other unusual places as the
inventory continued. Demo
limitations in tens, tWenties, and
two or three fifties were the
most commonly uncovered.
The entire property of house
and lot, were appraised at only
$4,000, making the find even
more unusual.
Attorney for. the estate, John
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-07-24
SummeriieId Girl
Fiqures In Wreck

Janet NJ Morris. 20, of route
2, Summerfield, received bump
on the head, Monday evening at
$40 o'clock, when she figured
in an accident at the junction of
SR 260 and 78, east of Caldwell.
Miss Morris started to pass a
car, when the wheels of her
vehicle dropped off the highway
into a ditch, causing it to swerve.
The car was only moderately
damaged.
Miss Morris received treatment
at the Caldwell clinic and was
dismissed.