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moso como ell actor, en- honor de
quien Sc lie dio Ell segundo nombre,
pero sus actuaciones con SUI brazo
zurdo con ell Clemson College ha
atraido gran cantidad de scouts de
las Mayores.
Estudiante junior, Sowe estable-
clio un record para ell ~circuito de
la Costa Atlantica al ganar IL jue-
COS y perder 2 mientras guiaba a
Clemson al campeonato de la Liga
esta primavera.
Aunque tiene otro ano de elegi-
bilidad para ell base ball colegial,
hay reportes de que Stowe pronto
firmara por un gran bono con uno
de los teams de las Mayores. Esto
podria ocurrir despues del torneo
de ia ANCA en- la cual Clemson
actualmente Sc We envuelto.
"A uno lie gustaria dejar a un
muchacho como csc en- ell colegio
y firmarlo despues que Sc gradue"
dijo un veterano scout que ha esta-
do tras ell zurdo toda la primave-
ra. "Pero es que hay muchos otros
como 20 tras Ell. Y hay mucho di-
nero frente a sus narices en- estos
dias".
Ell que Sc quede en- Clemson o
firme un contrato professional, ell
record de Stowe para 1858 con los
Tigres 10 convierte en- ell mejor
pitcher de Clemson desde Billy o..
Dell. quien ahora ocupa I'm turno
regular con los Orioles de Balti
more.
Nacido en- Belmont. N. C., ell hi
10 de un operator de lavanderia y
y restaurant. Harold llevo al Ges
tonia a los finales nacionales de,
Torneo de la Legion Americana an,
ties de ser vencido en- ell partido
decisive en- 1854.
Como estudiante de segundo ano
Harold solo tuvo exito regular, ga
nando tres y perdiendo cinco en-
I'm team que solo gan6 seis en-
cuentros de IS celebrates.
Tanto 81 como sus compahero.
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Interrogante en- Ia NadonaI:
Qui6n Sc Medird con anquis?
A 8 DE INIcIADA LA coNTIENDA De LAS
GRAkDE LIGAS SOLO Sc BUScA LA MANERA De
cokTEkER A LOS YANKEES.-NoTAS
Per NAH TOM RICHMAN de Ia lJpI

NEW YORK, JUNO 11.-(UPT
A Ford Prick no lie va a gustav
este, pero eIsabe que va la entera
Liga Americana ha concedido ell
pennant a los New York Yankees.
Hasta bora ell cuatro de julio ha
sido la mas temprana fecha en- la
que actualmente cualquiera podia
aventurar una prediction sobre
posibles ganadores del pennant.
Ahora, despues de ocho semanas de
campafa, la unica conjetura que Sc
hace en- las Mayores es saber que
equipo de la Liga Nacional Sc en-
frentara a los Yankees en- la proxi-
ma Serie MundlaI.
Ell unico equipo que realmente
lucio con posibilidades de vencer
a los Yankees este ano era ell Chi
cago White Sox. Pero ESQ fue an
ties que comenzara la temporada.
Ell vicepresidente de los White
Sox, Chuck Comiskey, resumio la
situacion en- fecha reciente GUAM
do dijo: "Nos conformamos con
quedar en- segundo lugar".
Ell manager del Washington Coo
Ike Lafayette recibi6 I'm tiron de
oreias cuando en- mario pasado
predijo que los Yankees g~anarian
por Is juegos. Ahora resulta que
todos Sc dan cuenta que en- vez de
ser criticado debio ser elogiado CO.
mo profeta.
Hay todavia algunos rabiosos ia
naticos que todavia ven en- ell Bos-
ton y al Detroit los Iegitimos aspi-
rantes de la precampaia. Cada uno
de esos equipos, empero, conside-
raran haber tenido una buena tenn
porada 81 terminan en- segundo lu-
gar.
Los teams del circuito @Cleve-
land, Baltimore y Kansas City to-
dos Sc conforman con posiciones
mas modestas.
iPor que vamos a enganar a ma
die diciendo que ibamos a ganar ell
pennant este ano?" anadio. "Natu-
ralmente, a todos nos gustaria ga.
mar, pero hay que recordar que ell
aho pasado finalizamos en- sexto
'lugar. Nuestro gran interes ests
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campana es terminar en- primera
division. Y mientras tratamos de
mejorar, tambien podemoS ofrecer-
lie al publico de Cleveland un equi-
pc mucho mas interesante que OBJ
Servar".
Los Orioles sorprendieror a mu-
chas personals ell ano pasado al ter
minar en- quinto lugar. FL manager
Paul Richards no hizo predicciones
de precampana esta primavera.
"No estoy SECURE 81 podremos fl
nalizar tan alto como ell aho pasa-
90" siguio diciendo. "Pero cierta-
mente haremos I'm intento por ter
minar en- quinto".
Ahora Richards dice que cree
que SUI club tiene una oportunidad
para finalizar en- primera division,
81 puede obtener otro buen batea-
dor.
Kansas City solo gano Is en-
cuentros en- 1857 y Ell manager Ma
rry Craft estabIeci6 una meta de
70 esta campana durante la prima-
vera. Cuando los AtleticoS tuvieron'
csc buen comienzo, a Craft Sc lie
pregunto 81 pensaba revisar SUI me
ia.
"Comenzara a pensar en- Ia vic
toria 71", diio, "cuando obtenga
la numero TO-.
Realmente, la unica persona de-
seosa de declarar publicamente que
existe una posiblidad de que los
Yankees pierdan este ano es Casey
Stengel. Naturalmente, hay I'm
metodo en- esa campana. Y eS que
Casey nc quiere que sus jugadores
Sc cream insuperables y les entire
ell exceso de complacencia.
Casey trata de poner un POGO
de sinceridad en- SUI voz cuando ha-
bla de TODD 10 que puede ocurrir-
les a los Yankees de ahora hasta
octubre.
"Falta mucho canine por reco-
rrer" comienza diciendo Stengel.
"Muchas cosas pueden ocurrir. OK,
mi pitchin ha sido muy bueno.
5Que ~garantia tenemos de que con-
tinuara ash?
Y que garantfa pedira Stengel.
Recordamos que es Ell mismo senior
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Homenajeado
Stan MusjaI

SAINT LOUIS, JUNO IL CUPID
= Stan Musial, uno de los po-
quisimos jugadores de beisbol de
las Grandes Ligas que haya batea-
do 5000 hits o mas, recibio ell no.
menaje de SUI equipo y de la Liga
Nacional, en- ceremonies en- que
participaron altos funcionarios del
gobierno.
FL Gobernador del Estado de
Misuri, James T. Blair, Jr., lie hizo
entrega de una plaza para auto
movil con ell numero 5000. Dijo
que habia sido reservada para Ell
para toda la vida. Los Cardenales
tambien enSegaron placas con-
m~emorativas a Musial y Warren.
Warren.
Giles, Presidente de la Liga Ma
cional lie hizo entrega de un bate
de plata.
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RESUMEN DE
JUEGOS De
BASEBALL

NUEVA YORK, juno II CUPID
= Bob Friend Sc c%onvirtio ano-
che en- ell primer lanzador que en-
esta iemporada que gana nueve
juegos, al veneer los Piratas de
Pittsburgh a los Gigantes de San
Francisco por cinco carreras a
cuatro, mlentras permitia ocho hits
aislados.
Ell novato R. C. Stevens y Duke
Skinner conectaron home run con
uno a bordo cada uno, y Frank
Thomas bate6 otro cuadrangular,
con las bases vacias, para marcar
todas las carrera de los Gigantes.
Fue la tercera d%errota consecu-
tiva de los Gigantes y la decima
en- IA desafios, pero estos retuvie-
ron su ventaja de medic juego en-
primer lugar porque los Braves
de Milwaukee sutrieron su quinto
reeves consecutive, por nueve a
seiS, frente a los Cachorros de
Chicago. En- ell 0tro Juego de la
Liga Naclonal, los Phillies de Fl
ladelfia ganaron a los Dodgers de
Los Angeles por tres a dos.
En- ia Liga Americana, los In
dos de Cleveland vencieron por
dos a dos a los Orioles de Balti-
more para situarse en- 40. puesto,
y los Medals B1ancas de Chicago
dividieron honores con los Sena-
dores. Los Chicagoenses ganaron
e. primer iuego por cinco a cuatro
pero los Senadores Sc impusieron
en- ell segundo por cinco a dos.
Los desafios de Atleticos de Kan
sas City en- Nueva York y Tigres
de Detroit en- Boston, en- la Liga
Americana, y de Cincinnati en- San
Luis fueron aplaZados por lluVia,
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APLAzADA PELEA HART
VS.. TURNER

FILADELFIA, JUNO II (UPI)
= Ell promoter Herman Taylor
aplazo hasta ell pr6ximo jueves la
pelea seialada para aver entire
Garnet Sugar Hart y Gil Turner,
por Ell campeonato weller del es-
tado de PENNSYLVANIA.
Taylor aplazo Ell combate debido
a los pron6sticos de lluvia para
hoy microbes. La peles Sc raliza-
"a en- ell estadib Commune Mack de
esta ciudad.
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Tras ell Joven Lonzodor Stowe
van los Scouts de las Mayores

CLEMSON, S. c., JUNO IL
(UPD-vuando Harold Stowe ma
clio ell 90 de agosto de 1887, SUI ma
Dire no pudo ponerse de acuerdo
en- su segundo numDre, hasta que
descubrio que en- la fecha tambien
era ell cumpleanos de Rodolfo Va
lentino.
Harold Rudolph Sowe no crecio
para co~nvertirse en- hombre tan ia
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-12

ISAAC LOGART, Ell muchacho
de Camagiiey, Cuba, tratara de
Yecuperarse de la c0stosa derro.
IA que lie infligio Virgil Atkins,
euando ell pr6ximo 2 de julio Sc
mida contra Don Jordan, colt.
sado peso ligero de California.
Logart figura como %aspirante
nImero uno al cetro que ostenta
On Hctimario, Virgil Atkins.
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que dijo que vigiIaran a los Red
Sox esta primavera.
Lo que resulta que solo es un
medic NAL conse1o. Stengel mani
festo que los Red Sox. ~ un par
de otros equipos" tenia posibilida-
des de ganar.
Ell programa grande es que Ca
sey no dijo que afo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-12
POSICIONES EN- e.
TORNEO De FUTBOL

ESTOCOLMO, JUNO IL. CUPID.
Posiciones del Campeonato de
Futbol por la Copa Mundial sin
:ontar los juegos de hoy. I.
(Jugados - GanadoS - Empa.
Lsdos - Perdidos - Coles - Pun.
eos):
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Resultados de Aver
Toronto S; Miami 4
Buffalo 6; Richmond )
Rochester 9; Columbus
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NIRADOR LATINO.
I'm Emmef Kelly con los vkVlnianOs
NuevO sin DoxeO De taIidad
= Vicente Amer, en- pacha Adversa
Per JUAN MARRERo

IA HABANA, Cubo)-BilI Week impIonto introdueir I'm
Poyoso dentro de un iuego de peloto que entretuvese entire
innings q los ~fondticos. Sin embargo, este hombre no entor-
Peeio. nj eo porte esencioI del juego que Sc celebrobo.
Ahoro, en- Lo Hobono, en- Ia recente serie que sostu-
vieron los Cuban Sugar Kings con los Nreinionos del Rich
rnond nos encontromos con un poyoso que es porte del jueeo.
Su nombre: Bob Odds.
Bob Odds es ell receptor de los Virgnionos del Richmond
y q troves de tcdo Ia serie escenifico dos 0 tres shows que
Podemos denominor ~fontdstcos que nj ell poyoso Emmett
Kelly Podrio olconzor. Por ejemPlo, en- una OCCASION fhdeo I'm
foul fly con estilo de ballet; en- otro OCCASION fue %eoteondo
desde home plate q tercero base "soplondo y obriendo una
canal en- Ia tierro" poro que Ia boo soliese hocio zono de
foul y, tinolmente, orquesto tremendo berrinehe porque ell
umpire lie conto un tercer strike que e no oPreciobo como
bueno y, entire los octos que produo, ell mas erocioso fue su
nnorcho de retirodo que do Ia impression de ser ex miembro
del eercto hiteriono.
Que conste que Bob Odds es un gran receptor. Uno de
los mas voientes que hemos vsto en- Triple A. Por oIeo
estuvo mas de cinoo tenporodos como seeundo mdseoro de los
Senodores dek Washington.
No obstonte, Bob Odds es mas comico que cotcher. Y
este es mucho deeir. Los fonotieos cubonos esperon ell retorno
de Richmond.
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.LIGA AMERICANA

Resultados de Aver
Chicago So; Washington As
Cleveland 10; Baltimore 2
LIGA
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Unicamente Lefty Grove Tiene
Record Meior al de Babe Ruth

MUY PocoS ~FANATIcoS coNocEN ESE DETALLE. =
COLLINS NO REALIZo "oUTS" EN- DOS ocASloNES
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p0SltI0NES De Los tLUBEs
LIGA

Resultados de Aver
Filadelfia 8; Los Angeles 2
Pittsburgh 5; San Francisco 4.
Chicago 9; Milwaukee 6
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Al boxeo cubono Sc lie este r~eIeeondo a uh segundo
plano. Porecio que definitivomente ell e%spectoeuo Sc man.
tendrfo en- ell local de Ia Ciudod Deportivo q portr del posodo
mes de febrero. Sin embargo, solomente han posodo dos
neses va tenen que hocer sus moletos y dirioirse de nuevo
hocio Ia pequeno e incomodo Arena Trejo.
Con Ia nuevo que nos vienen es que Sc brindord Ell
moeno e%spectdcuo de Holiday on lice. BoiIes, fiestos y
ell ring y los boxeodores hoco oho mundo.
Pensomos que e~xcJusivomente ell inverno era ell mayor
enernioo de las corteieros boxisticos con Ia presentocon de
los octos circenses. Pero en- solo tres neses hemos vsto poser
ell rodeo y ohoro ell boie.
Y ell boxeo en- ell socrHieio. Cuondo Ia tribu rnondo q
soerifieor a un bueY este tiene que soneterse.
1Por que no Sc presento este nuevo espeetdcuIo del
Holiday on lice" en- ell teotro "BIonquito" o en- otro local
oProPiodo? All, porece que jueoona muchos pesos y en- ell.
"fojo. de biHetes" sienpre estordn los reeentes de Ia cND.
Y que conste, sin concentrate.
Los que deben professor no 10 hocen. Promoters y po-
trooinodores de rodio y televson. Estos deben reeordor que
pagan y que en- Ia ontiqusimo Arena Trejo Sc desluee ell
espectdcuIo. iAld eItos!
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e pitcher estreIIo de los Cuban Sugar Kings, Vicente
Amor, ho noveeodo con pesino suerte en- 10 que va de tenn
Porodo. Todovo ell lonzodor de loWton no ho obtenido triun-
TO oIeuno y, en- conbio, oporecen tres reveses en- Ia eosiIIu
negative.
-Podeci dolores en- ell brozo en- los primeros mornentos
Pruebo de clio es 81 iIeoo ME Lanes eontro 81 Columbus Ia
otro' noche. Es eieto que me debiIte en- los finoes, Pero me
.siento mas eonfiodo. Creo que recuperore mi formo de
ontono.
Asi tomben 10 esperomos nosotros. Pues Amor es eono-
dor de 10 o mos jueeos en- ell circuito.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-10-23
UkICEF Program Plonned-
Pennies for Trick or Treat Niqht

Rev. E. Parker West, who is
serving as chairman for the
program, said today he was
we'll pleased with the response
received by the churches. He
also pointed out that the Hal
lowe'en goodwill ambassadors
for the United Nations Inter
national Children's Emergency
Fund should know that one
cent provides the vaccine to
protect child from tubercul-
osis; cents provides the
penicillin to cure a child of a
crippling tropical disease called
laws and 10 cents will provide
SO glasses of milk for needy
children.
Some churches are having
their children gather at the
church at ZOO p. m. and col
lect coins until 800 p. m. Then
they will return to their church
with the boxes and enjoy a
Halloween party sponsored by
the youth group.
Additional information and
the necessary supplies may be
obtained from Rev. West, who
will act as a depository for
the money obtained and see
that it is sent on to the United
Nation Children'S fund.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-10-23
Caldwell Meetinu
10 Discuss Current
School Problems

A general meeting which will
include residents of the seven
districts involved in the proposed
school consolidation at the Nov.
4 election will be held at the
Knights of Columbus building on
West street, Saturday evening,
Nov. l.
William D. Semple, general
chairman of this consolidation
committee, said that the meeting
would begin at 1886 p. m. and all
people in the seven school areas
are urged to attend.
Chairman Semple said regard
less of whether you were for or
against the plan, you are urged
to attend An evening of enter
tainment is also being planned.
An attempt is now being made
to have representatives from the
state department of education
present for this meeting, in. ad-
dltlon to other speakers.
The proposed creation of the
new consolidated school district
will be explained in detail at this
meeting and all residents of the
area are urged to attend.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-10-23
Seven Community
Institutes Slated
For Noble County

Floyd Henderson, Noble county
extension agent said today that
seven community Institutes will
be held in Noble county during
November. The Sarahsville in
stitute, previously scheduled for
Tuesday, Nov. 4, has been can
celled for this year.
Other institutes will be Car
Isle, Nov. 5; Sharon, Nov, 6; and
Jackson township, Nov. 7. The
speaker will be Wheeler Welday,
of Smithfield.
Batesville, Nov. II; Renrock,
Nov. 18; Elk township school,
Nov. 10; and Summerfield, Nov.
20, completes the schedule. c. A.
Gehrig, executive secretary of
the Association of Farmer CO.
operatives in Ohio, will be the
guest speaker. Gehrig was for
merly the state director of Farm
ers Home Z Administration in
Ohio.
Plans are being, completed for
the institute programs this week,
according to a report from the
Individual institute workers.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-10-23
Slate Highway
Plans inspection
For Ice Control

All trucks, tailgate spreaders
snow plows and other emergency
equipment used in the state high
way departments snow and ice
control program, will be SUBJ
jected to a stringent practice-run
at the Noble county state high
way garage on Friday, Oct. 81,
according to an announcement by
j. c. Kendle, deputy director.
The purpose of the practice
run is to make certain that
equipment used in winter road
clearing operations is in top
mechanical condition, Kendle
said.
l.. B. Roth, division mainten-
ance engineer, Walter Mansfield,
equipment superintendent, and
field engineer Ralph Field, OF
Columbus, will supervise the
inspection which is scheduled for
1l:30 a. m. at the state highway
garage, south of Caldwell.
Similar inspections will be held
the same day in Monroe and
Morgan counties, K. G.. Kearns,
local state highway superinten-
dent, stated.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-10-23
Halloween Franks
Destructive,
Sheriff Dept. Says

Sheriff Donald Conaway and
his department has received
several complaints of vandalism
in the county and they are all
being investigated.
In Sharon, eight juveniles
from Sharon and Florence com
munities were directed to
straighten out number of
shocks of corn on the Boyd farm,
which they had tumbled over.
Mark Wilson, in Jackson town
ship, reported that 81 shocks of
corn had been turned over on
his farm.
Lynn Thorla, in Brookfield,
reported 80 shocks Of corn
tumbled over and seven windows
were reported broken in the
Belle Valley school.
In the Crooked Tree COM
munity. $50 head of sheep were
turned loose and tree branches
were laid across township and
county roads.
A number of deputies have
been appointed in the various
communities, Sheriff Conaway
said, and as a result vandalism
was on the decrease this week.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-10-23

due to larger amount OF realty
valuation, and the same would
be true of future bond issues.
Caldwells outstanding village
Indebtedness at this time is
$230,000.00, resulting from rev.
enue bonds issued with the in
stallation of new generating
equipment at the Caldwell
municipal light plant. These
bonds were not voted on by the
people, but were issued against
revenue to be paid off with the
sale of electrical power. This
should be remembered by each
elector when he or she goes into
the booth on election day.
At the forthcoming election
there is to be submitted the
question: Shall the proposed
creation of new local school
CONTINUED on Page Two)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-10-23
County Civil Defense
Officer Attends Course

Rev. James L. Mason, 101 East
street, minister, Free Methodist
church, attended the fifth
religious affairs course con-
Quoted by the Office of Civil and
Defense Mobilization in Battle
Creek, Michigan, October 10.
SiXty-six ministers, priests,
and interested laymen from Is
religious denominations partici-
pated
The visitors were briefed on
civil defense in terms of the
probable use of nuclear weapons,
capabilities of potential enemies
of the United States, probability
of attack on the home front and
the probable nature and scope
of an enemy attack.
Rev Mason was recently nam
ed by Owen Pickenpaugh, county
director to serve as chief of
religious affairs in the new local
organization.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-10-23
Suspects Arrested
By Sheriff's DEBT.

Three suspects from West Vir-
ginia were taken into custody
Tuesday night by the sheriff's
department and charged with
intoxication.
They were arrested near the
R. c. Moore planning mill COM
pany on Playground road on a
suspicion of lettering.
1t will be recalled that several
weeks ago, two large wheels and
tires were stolen from truck
at the Moore mill.
The three suspects were Elmo
E. Vandall, AZ, of Marnet, w.
Va, Ray Cooper, So, of Charles
ton, w. Va, and Earl Jones, of
Marnet, w. Va. Jones has served
a previous sentence of breaking
and entering at the Moundsville,
w. Va, penitentiary. Vandall is
also on parole from Moundsville.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-10-23
Senator Bricker
Heads COP Group
In Noble County,

A large number of Noble
countlans greeted Senator John
w. Bricker and the COP caravan,
Saturday afternoon, when the
Senior Senator from Ohio made
his only appearance in this
county, on the courthouse esplan-
ade.
He was accompanied by Lieut..
Gov. Paul NJ Herbert; State
Treasurer, Roger w. Tracy:
Judge James G. Stewart of the
Ohio Supreme court, and Judge
Willard D. Campbell, Republican
candidate for the Supreme court;
Rep. John E. Henderson, Cam
bridge; Miss Martha Moore,
Cambridge, district committee
woman and Vincent Linn, Zanes-
vile, district committeeman, in
addition to the local candidates
from Noble county.
Senator Bricker told the local
audience that Il am acquainted
with the deadly weapons we have
IN our great arsenal and we must
continue to remain strong. We
Will not use these weapons for
aggression but we can utterly
destroy any country that attacks
us, the senator said IN con-
clusion he remarked, Tine for
tunate person in the next all-out
war will be the one who is killed
with the first shot"
Rep. Edmund G. James served
as master of ceremonies for the
program with all the state and
county candidates being intro
duced.
Music for the rally was fur
nished by the Caldwell high
school band.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-10-23

eInDankment on West Virginia
Route g.
The accident occurred just east
Of Huntington and Rathburn was
killed instantly, according to
investigating authorities.
The Southern Noble teacher
was hired this year as instructor
in commercial subjects. He was
a graduate of Marshall college
and spent three years in the
U. S. Navy. He had been in the
habit of driving home on week
ends after school, and had plan
ned to move his family to Dexter
City in the near future.
Survivors include his wife and
two children, of Huntington. A
brother, James Rathburn is a
band director at Huntington high
school.
Funeral services were con-
Quoted Monday at 200 p. M.
from a funeral home in Hunting
ton. School was dismissed at the
Southern Noble school Monday,
according to Charles H. Burley,
executive head.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-10-23
Fifth Ohio District
WV Conference
Held In Caldwell

A joint conference of the
V.F.W. and its Auxiliary fol
District 5 was held Sunday ir
Caldwell with IL of the II units
in the district in attendance
Robert Vogel, district command
er was in charge of the meeting
Rep. John E. Henderson of the
18th congressional district, ad.
dressed the fall conference dur
ing the morning session. In the
course of his remarks, Hender,
son told the delegates that in
every generation, veterans who
have served their country by
bearing arms have later been
called upon to serve their nation
as leaders and public officials.
During the afternoon session,
Leroy Schehl, departmental
president, of Amsterdam, and
Jane Leish, fifth district presi-
dent of the auxiliary, were in
charge.
Also in attendance were de-
partmental presi d ent, Ruby
Stone, of Sandusky; department
banner bearer, Irene McIlvain, of
Yorkville; Mildred Francho, 9th
district president, of Twinsburg;
Myrtle McCarman, past district
8 president, of Cuyahoga Falls,
and Marie Cater, auxiliary presi-
dent of Post 1929, Sandusky.
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-10-23
Blaze Levels GARAGE, i,
Auto Complete Loss

A 1881 Chevrolet, a cement
mixer and other farm equipment
were completely destroyed by
fire, Monday evening at 1924
o'clock when garage owned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Raphael Hill burn
ed at Hiramsburg.
Although the Caldwell volun-
teer fire department answered
the call, they were unable to
save the garage or its contents.
There were also several bus
hels of wheat stored in the build
ing and it is believed the fire
could have started from spon-
taneous combustion in the grain.
Damage was unofficially esti-
mated at $500, according to in
vestigating officials.