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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01
35 MIL a..
(Viene de la Pagina -

viene que los obreros que no Sc
presenter a TRAFALGAR seran consi'
derados como desertores del Ejerci-
to.
I'm decreto anterior habia pues-
TO bajo la autoridad militar solo
a los obreros esenciales como los
de refinerias.
Los trabajadores exigen un au.
Hnento de algo mas de TOO pesos
por mes. Ell gobierno habIa ofre
edo la mitad de esa suma, pero
los obreros 10 rechazaron.
En- la IONA de La Plata, donde
esta la mayor refineria de petro'
leo del pals, las autoridades nava-
les impusieron I'm toque de queda
de 10 de la noche a seis de la ma
hana.
otras 2 huelgas importantes es-
IAN causando dificultades al 60
bierno provisional y originando
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01
cumpIeskos

Nos complace telicitar de name
ra muy especial al apreciado caba-
Hero cubano DR. Luis Rodriguez
Molina, miembro de la Facultad de
la Universidad de Miami, quien ce-
Zebra en- este dis la grata OCCASION
del aniversario de su naciniento
en- 81 dia de hoy
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Llega hoy a sus once amos de
edad 81 gracioSo nino frankie We
negas, hijo del senior Frank Vene.
gas v sonora, ROsaida de Venegas,
miembros estimados de nuestra CO.
Iona hospanoamericana.
Nos complace enviale nuestras
mas caras felici+sciones, que tam.
bien hacemos extensivss a sus
amantisimos padres, y desearle
una prolongada y prospera exis-
tencia.
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Y v~enturosa union matrimonial,
ell senior IgnaciO Guigou y sonora,
Carmen Fernandez de GuigOu,
miembros estimados de nuestra
colonia cubana residente en- Mia
mi.
Vayan para ellos nuestras fell
citaciones muy especiales y votos
poruue gocen de muchos amos mas
de compression y dicha conyugal,
rodeados del afecto de todos los
suyos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01

Llega hoy a un nuevo ano de
vida la preciosa nina Katheri-
ne Fernandez, hija del senior Car
los Beuito Fernandez, conocido abo-
gado de esta citldad y Vice Con-
sui de Ia RepGblica del Uruguay,
y su gentil esposa, MarylOu FitZ.
gibbons de Fernandez.
LIE enviamos nuestras mas cali
das felicitacipnes, que tambien ha-
cemos extensivas a sus amantisi-
mos padres, y lie deseamos muchos
amos mas de vida.
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Aniversorio Matrimonial

A~niversGrio Matrimonial
grata OCCASION del aniversario de
su matrimonio ell senior Noises ROf.
fe Y sonora, Clara de ROffe, MEM
bros estimados de nuestra colonia
hispanoamericana
Aunque tardias, vayan para ellos
nuestras felicitaciones y votos por
SUI ventura personal.
De VdrGdero
Por la via aeTea salem hoy ha-
cia Varadero, en- donde fijaran su
Residential, ell senior Antonio diSca-
la y sonora, Lolita de Sousa de
diScala, acompahados de sus ninos
Flor de Maria, Patsy y Antonio.
Los despedimos cordialmente,
deseandole una feliz travesia y una
permanencia muy grata en- La Pla-
va Azul de Cuba.
Bodos de PerIa
En- ell dia dehoy celebran la
fausta OCCASION de sus Bodas de
Perlas, treinta amos de ejemplar
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01
cumpIeeRos


Ajusta hoy I'm nuevo ano de vi.
da Ia gentil seiorita Loris Wales,
hijs del senior ErnestO Wales y Sc
nora, Mary de Wales, miembros
ap~reciados de nuestra colonia puer-
'torriqueia residente en- esta ciu-
dad.
A las muchas felicitaciones que
reciba con motive de tan grata
OCCASION, unimos las nuestras muy
%sineeras.
Aunque algo tarde, nos compla-
ce enviar un ssludo muy especial
a la gentil dana puertorriquena
sonora Carmen Guadalupe de Mar.
tinez, esposa del senior David Mar.
tinez, con motive de la grata ce.
lebracion del, aniversario de SUI ma.
cimiento en- Ell dia de aver.
NueStros parabienes para ell es-
timado joven Adolfo del Castillo
QUEEN celebra en- Ell dia de hoy la
graia ocasion del aniversario de SUI
nacimiento, y nuestros votos por
SUI ventura personal.
X \ +
Nuestros parsbienes en- Ell dis
de hoy para el apreciado caballero
colomb,ano seGor Nestor Leon
M6ndez con motive de la grata ce-
lebrscion del anIversario de SUI ma
cimiento y nuestros deseos de que
goce de muchos aios mas de exis-
tencia.
(Pasa a la Pagina 11)
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cumpleGHos
Extra hoy en- un nuevo ano de
existencia ell distinguido caballero
cubano DR.. FabiO Ruiz-ROjas, mo
two por ell cual nos es grato fell
citarlo calurosamente y fQrmular
votos por SUI ventura personal.
* + =
Nuestras sinceras felicitaciones
en- ell dia de hoy para Ell estimado
caballero cubano senior Roberto
Noguez con motrvo de la grata ce-
Iebraci6n del an~iversario de su ma
cimiento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01
De Voeueiones

Por la via aerea y procedente
de Panama, lego a Miami anoche
la senorita Ida Raquel Marin, a
disfrutar de unos cortos dias en-
esta ciudad para luego seguir via
ie hacia Melbourne, Florida, en-
donde visitara a sus familiares, y
Nueva York.
LIE presentamos I'm calido saludo
v lie deseamos unas vacaciones muy
placenteras.
De Rio Piedrds
Pasan unas cortas vacaciones en-
Miami ell Sr. AlgiO GuardiOla y la
Ora. Aida GuardiOla de Rio Pie
dras, Puerto Rico, a quienes nos
complace saludar cordialmente y
desear una permanencia muy gra-
ia entire nosotros.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01

da que tiene adn por delante. No
ceda ante la oposicion de su hi.
10, no confunds la debilidad de
~caracter con ell amor de msdre.
Su hiio no tiene raz6n y, con SUI
a~quiescencia o sin ella, listed de.
be r~esolver ell problema de SUI so-
ledad,
EL Case DE CHRISTINA
PREGUNTA: CuandO Cristi.
ma, que tiene II amos, vino hace
un anO a Florida dej6 a SUI nOviO
en- Puerto Rico. Cristina cOnOci6
aqui a OtrO joven y Sc cOmpro.
meti6 con Ell para casarse. Sin
embargo. este otrO iOven 10 pen.
SO mejOr y dej6 a mi consular.
tie. Hasta entmces no Sc di6
cuenta Cristina de que, realmen.
te, a quien guerra es al mu..
chachO que dei6 en- Puerto Rico,
cuyas reIaciOnes prOyecta rea.
nudar ahOra. RESPUESTA:
CuandO algO nos sale NAL (su.
prOyectada bOda EN- este ca.
sR), Tenderness a cODfOrmarnOs Y.
a aceptaI como buenaS las cOsas
que antes nOs parecian POGO ape.
tecibles. listed vuelve ahora los .
OiOs a su primer nOviO y esta
arrepentida de haberlO traiciO.
nadO en-. su ausencia. TOdO ESQ
esta muy bien, perO no divide
que su cOraz6n 10 acepta como
un recursO, es decir, sin EMU.
siasmO v sin amor POr ESQ,
creo que debe listed esperar.
CuandO SUI alma Sc allegro un pO-
co, ObServara que no lie quiere 10
S%uficiente. Rag0n: 81 10 quisiera,
no hubiera listed eStadO a puntO
de caSarse con OtrO.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01
De La HebOno

I'm atento saludo para ell apre.
ciado caballero senior Juan SalO.
me Abdala quien lego de La Ha-
bana, Cuba por la via aerea en-
viaje ~relacionado con sus intere-
ses comerciales
En- ell dla de aver celebraron la
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AMARANrA

Dirilanss las cOnsuItss a BUzON DETRIMENTAL. r. Q. BOX Ss
International Airport. Miami -, Fla. ROKamOs a los lectores .
Iactnras que trmen sus eaFtaa con ua pseud6nimo o iniciales
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01

HORIZONTALEs
1-Dinero, familiarmente.
4-Apodo de los Jose.
9-Preposicion.
12-Letra castellana.
13-De sabor acre.
14-Remueva Ia terra con 81 ara
do.
H-Meridional.
17-Puerto espahol de mar.
1o-Junto.
20-Guarida de los osos.
21-Paletas para braseros.
24-Lago de Europa.
27-La primera mujer.
28-Manantial medicinal frances.
30-Aparato para atrapar langos-
taS.
31-Nota musical.
32-Demostrativo.
33-Del verbo arar.
35-Imperativo de ir.
So-Dlos GREGG del amor.
3s-Asiento de un prelado.
4-Nombre de mujer.
41-Novenos.
43-Rutas o carreteras.
45-Comarca de la antigua Grecia.
47-Ave trepadora,
4s-Angulo que haesa sisrtas 90
saS.
50-Italianos.
53-Se atreva.
54-Ciudad de Bspana.
S6-Envoltorio.
gT-Nosotros.
S8-Rio de Asturias.
5e-Conferencists espahol.
vERTICALEs
1-Entregues.
2--Junte, Inv.
3-Poeta chileno.
4-Ninez, infancia, ca sentidc n
gurado.
5-Resonancia.
e-Letra griega.
ADistraidaS
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-01

bles de los cuatro PASSES, quie-
mes "preSentan sus nuevas crea-
clones. La exposition permane-
&c alberta durante un mes Y ell
publico c%oncurrente es numeros
mucho mas que 81 Sc tratara de
I'm exposition de pintura o escul-
tura. Esto nos prueba que en-
Escandinavia la muebleria Sc
considera arte noble Y que int
resa muy de cerca a la familia.
Por ESQ ell gusto popular tiene
ALI un nivel desconocido en-
otroS paises.
JUNTO A LA FABRICA LA
COL0NIA DE ARTISTAS
En- las afueras de Helsinki, ca
pital de Finlandia, hay una gran
fabrica de porcelana y junto a
ella una colonia de artistas que
viven ALI contratados por ella.
IQue objeto tiene este? Pues
elevar ell nivel artistico de la pro-
duccion fabril. Los artistas ira
bajan con entera libertad en- sus
propias creaciones, y sus descu-
brimientos y arte Sc aplican lue-
go a la gran production en- Sc
RE, evitando con la constante
renovation que Sc caiga en- 10
insolito y feo.
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8-Nuevo, principiante.
9-Ave domestica o silvestre.
10-Rece.
11-Cabeza de ganado.
16-Escuela Nacional Industrial,
Inic.
1s-Nombre de mujer.
20--Constelacion.
21-Ciudad biblica.
2-Avariento.
23-Animales con plunaas.
25-Agarrado.
26-Del verbo nadar.
29-Ninguna cosa.
32-Celebre fabulista.
34-Adjudican en- subasta.
37-Piedra semipreciosa, v~ariante.
39-Resonancia.
40-Sortiia.
42-Ciudad antigua de Fenicia.
4-Terminaci6n de diminutivo.
46-Flor.
4s-Bebida alcoholica.
49-Demostrativo.
50-Hija de Cadmo.
51--Escuchar.
52-iAuxilio!
55-Uni6n Liberal, Inic.
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(seluei6n n Grueisrama de Ayer)
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-07
Pete Curran Laid To Rest Saturday

Pete Curran Sf., business man of Solomon was laid to rest from the Covenant Church Saturday afternoon with Rev. R. Amund- son officiating at the ceremony.
 A church packed with lifetime friends was a tribute of the re- spect and friendship of three generations of Alaskans who knew him.
 The Covenant choir sang two special numbers and a song trans lated into Eskimo.
 Curran, who is survived by his wife, three children, twenty two grand children and 37 great grandchildren, will be laid to rest at the Belmont Point Cemetery
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-07
Robert Heath Chosen As Bass SOlOist By Seattle ChOrale

Robert Heath, who will be re- membered here for his fine work with the Nome School Band and solo work with the Methodist church was chosen as bass soloist by the Seattle Chorale. The master choral work of J. s. Bach the "St. John Passion" is being presented by the group.
 MT. Heath is choir soloist in the Rose Hill Presbyterian Church and a teacher in the Seattle Pub lie Schools.
 The Heath family reside at 12231 N. E. 85th, Kirkland, Wash.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-07
Athletic Banquet To Be Held May 10 At North Star

A Dutch Treat Athletic Ban quet will be held at 800 pm. in the North Star Dining Room. All persons interested in ath- letic activities are encouraged to attend
 A presentation of awards will be made to the winners of the Nome Basketball League and the Women's Basketball League.
 General comments will be in vited concerning any phase of sports in the community, so the public is invited to come and air it's opinions.
 All of those planning to at tend the dinner are asked to notify Bob Herman, Lester Bron- son, Bill Ullrich or Ernie Gust afson. The charge will be $3.50 per person.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-07
Nomeites Meet At Goshaw's In Calistoga

Nome's Calistoga reporter, Geo. Goshaw says that MT. and Mrs. Ben Gillette are visiting there and Ben is enjoying the mud baths. He says that they recommend the bus ride from Seattle to Calls toga on Highway 101 for all Nomites.
 Gathering at the Goshaw resi- dence where the Alaska flag flys every day for a Nome get together with the Gillettes were MT. and Mrs. E. K. Johanson of Napa and Helen and Margie Olson Pete Olson was still hos pitalized at the time).
 The Goshaws sent Easter greet ings to their friends in Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-07

SUBSCRIBE TO THE NUGGET
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-07
Will Rogers Visits Teen-Agers Saturday

Will Rogers Jr. visited the Teen-age Club Saturday evening for a short while and talked to several of the young people at tending the regular Saturday night dance as well as with the chaperone Mrs. John Gillespie.
 He expressed pleasure and sur prise at the program the young people have and generously auto graphed books for several of the dancers.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-07
IN DISTRICT COURT

In U. s. District Court, Roland Beaver was found guilty by jury trial, of burglary and will be sentenced Wednesday.
 Wednesday the trial of U. s. vs. Lee Williams will start. Will jams is being tried for rape and influencing a witness.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-07
4,6O4 Guesses Made In Nome On The Ice Pool

Four thousand six hundred and four guesses left Nome for Nenana to be added to the many thousand guesses from all over the Territory on the famous Ne mana Ice Classic.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-07
Sen Born Easier Morning To Mir. and Mrs. Barrow Moroan

The arrival of Stanley Lyle Morgan on Easter Sunday to MT. and Mrs. Barrow Morgan starts the third generation of Morgans in Nome.< The baby was named
 for both grandfathers Donald Lyle and Stan Morgan of this city.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-07
WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy with occasional rain or snow. Little change in temperature Low temperature expected tonight 30, high tomor- row 37.
 Nome data last 24 hours as of FOO am. today: highest temper ature 36, lowest 30, wind 20 mph from ESE. Sunrise at 4:57 a.m., sunset at TIP pm.
 A year ago today: highest temperature 33, lowest 27. Ex- tremes this date since 1907: High est A in 194O, lowest -25 in 1946.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-07
ATTENTION OES

ATTENTION OES InitiatorY degree being con- ferred tonight. All members re- quested 10 attend.
 Helen Dunbar. Sec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
Continued from page 8
From Sweet Dreams To Waking

here! Oh, no, please II not on honeymoon.
This was the one time in life when nothing
else should count, as every girl who had ever
been married knew as well as she.
Besides" he now said as kind Of after
thought, 81 married an American institution,
didn't I?' She smiled little at that. Things
were improving slightly. He had passed up
three billboards to look at her instead.
Then he said, why, we can't even walk
down the street without everybody recogniz-
ing you. 1t sort Of proves what / mean.
Some people practically have to have identi-
cal private and public lives
ibis was true enough. Everyone knew
Jennie nearly as well as his own sister
because Of her demonstrations on TV of the
AlIStares AIl-EIectric Kitchen.
Even walking down a street, she was al
ways on stage. Hey, Allstares," someone
would call out. whats cookin'?''
So. she thought generously, perhaps ii was
better to temper her view little with under
standing. She sat close to Tim, and on the
open stretch below Daytona Beach, he kept
his arm around her and gave her an his
attention.
But then he saw a billboard of a rival
brand Of dental cream and, like trigger. it
got him going again.
She could tell because he took his arm
away and put both hands on the wheel. He
began talking his thoughts out loud in the
way he always did when he was hot on the
trail Of a new idea.
DO you realize what has happened to
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fixes, you know. All l need is the right
phrase to pinpoint that effeNeScent action.
Why, it could start landslide
That did it, Jennie decided grimly. That
did it entirely. She was the widow of sales
slogan on her own honeymoon.
They stopped at Delray Beach for lunch.
Jennie excused herself and slipped into a
phone booth. They were going to stay at a
new apartment hotel at the north end of
Miami Beach as guests of the management.
Every unit featured the AlIstareS AIl-EIectric
Kitchen, and she had been down there
month before at the dedication. II had gone
out over her programs to national audience.
She called the director Of Miami TV sta
ton and made an urgent request.
For you, AllStares," the director said,
well do anything"
Tim behaved little better the rest Of the
way down. They got to the hotel, had sup
per and afterward went for a stroll on the
beach. For while it seemed he'd given up
his quest for the all-important key phrase for
the new toothpaSte.
The next morning Jennie got up first and
she moved about very quietly and efficiently.
Tim still slept, looking very peaceful. He
might have been dreaming about a tooth
paste with ribbon of cream oozing out to
spell his precious key phrase for him.
AT one minute to nine she went to
the door and opened it to a murmur of
voices. 'Ready?' she said to her friend the
TV director, who stood smiling on the
threshold. A crowd waited behind him.
Ready" he said and grinned.
She closed the door and went to wake
Tim. His noStrils caught the smell of bacon,
eggs and coffee and he sat up contentedly.
why, Jennie" he said, rubbing his eyes
and looking at her in her neat dress and
apron, You look uh so domestic"
She took his hand and led him, clad in
pajamas and hair awry, into the kitchen. The
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NOWARp SMITH, who is on the 5taF of the Miami Daily
News makes specially his fiction of finding ingenious solutions
troublesome problems Here his heroine faced tough How
vince husband thar his bride important than his business!
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-10
Your Election Laws

Our Constitution requires that
voters be citizens of the United
States. and be at least 21 years
Of age; and the statutes require
that a voter be resident of the
county and precinct for forty
days in order TO be eligible 10
vote at an election. The law per
mits person, who will be 81
years of age before the day of
the next general election. TO vote
at the primary election preced-
ing such general election. If you
reside in territory which has
registration, you must have reg
istered prior to March 26.
When you present yourself at
the polling place TO vote. you
shall announce your full name
and address to the official, and
at primary election the name
of the political party whose Dal-
lot you desire to vote. In non
registration precincts you shall
state the county, township. and
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-10

precinct 'insWhich your residence
is located upon request fof the
presiding judge. In registration
precincts the officials check to
see if your registration card is
on file.
After this information is given
to the precinct officials, you will
then write your name and ad-
dress at the proper place in tie
poll list, except that if you are
unable to write your name and
address you may make your
mark at the place intended for
your name and address and pre-
sent proper Identification. The
precinct official will attest 10
your mark and sign his name
as a witness to it. In registration
precincts your signature in the
poll list is compared with your
signature on your registration
card, and if, in the opinion of
majority of the precinct officials,
the signatures are the same, the
clerk shall enter the date of the
election on the registration card.
If paper ballots are used in
your precinct, the Judge in
charge of the ballots will give
you the proper ballots, and you
will retire to one of the voting
compartments and mark your
ballot. If voting machines are
used in your precinct. you will
be given an authority to vote"
slip which YOU must present to
the official in charge of the ma
chine. Illustrated instructions on
operating voting Machines are
posted in each polling place
where machines are used Study
these instructions carefully be-
fore you enter the voting enclos-
ure so that you can vote quickly
and that others may not have
TO wait in line.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-10

70 ACRES, good six room house,
electricity, bath, 54 gal. cleo
trio hot water heater, and cellar.
Barn and other outbuildings.
This is a good laying farm and
is clean. Less than l5-minute
drive from Caldwell.
MODERN three bedroom home.
Gas, electricity, gas furnace,
two baths, modern kitchen with
dishwasher and disposal. Hard
wood floors, garage. This is a
split level home. Must be seen
to be appreciated. Nice location
About four years old.
SIX ROOM HOUSE, gas, elec-
tricity, coal furnace and base
ment, partial built-in kitchen,
electric clothes dryer, aluminium
storm windows, three car garage
Located North Belle Valley.
CHESTER j. HOWILER--Realto1
516h West Street Phone 250-W
49tf Caldwell. Ohio
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-10
OBITUARY

John Thomas (Tom) Curtis
was born March 80, 1882, de-
parted this life April 3, 1858
being rs years and four days OF
age.
He was the son of the late
John and Drucilla Henderson
Curtis, of Summerfield, Ohio.
In 1902, he was married tc
Mary (Mollie) Okey, who pre-
ceded him in death in 1893.
He is survived by the follow
ing sons and daughters: Okey
of Malta, Ohio, Roosevelt, OF
Cambridge, Ohio, Laurence r
Curtis, of GAINESVILLE Ohio, Ever
EFT, of Paris, Pa, Ralph Of Det-
roit, Mich, Bernard, Cincinnati,
Ohio Archie, of New Concord,
Ohio, William. of Weirton, W
Va. Mrs. Bertie Krogman, OF
Canton, Ohio. Mrs. Martha
Briggs, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Mrs. Marjorie Thomas, of Det-
roit, Mich; 81 grandchildren and
seven great-grandchildren.
One daughter. Dorothy, died
in infancy
Later he was married to Haze
Watson, who also preceded him
in death
Three step-daughteYs survive
They are: Mrs. Jessie Conner, OF
Bethesda, Ohio. Mrs. Mary
Clark, of Quaker City, and Mrs
Eva Jean Curtis, Of New Con.
cord. One step-daughter i;
deceased He is survived by one
brother Brady Curtis. of Goa
Run. Two brothers, William anc
Charles and two sisters, Eliza
beth and Aramada, are deceased
He was a retired farmer, ;
good neighbor, and father. HI
was a member Of the F. & A. NJ
Masonic Lodge at Summerfield
Ohio. In his early life, he at
tended church at Mt Tabor HI
will be missed by his friend,
and neighbors in the community
where he lived.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-10
70 R SAL e
For Sale-DWELLiNGS LOTS
FOUR ROOM COTTAGE, utility

FOUR ROOM COTTAGE, utility
room, cabinet sink in kitchen
gas, water, electric, basement ga
rage. Near school in Summer
field.
SEVEN ROOM house and two
room cottage on same lot in
Summerfield.
GOOD eight room modern home
with attic complete. One acre
of ground in Summerfield.
ITO ACRES with good five room
house, barn and other outbuild-
ing, pasture, farmland Some tim
Der and coal. Located near Stat
ford.
Chester j. Howiler, Realtor
A. Raymon Fogle, Salesman
Summerfield, Ohio
40 Al AZ
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-10
Crossing The Bar

Sunset and evening star
And one clear call for me
And may there be no moaning
of the bar
When | put out to sea.
But such a tide is moving,
seems asleep
Too full for sound and foam
When that which drew from
out the boundless deep
Turns again home.
Twilight and evening bells
And after that the dark
And may there be no sadness
of farewell, when I embark.
For though from out our
bourne of time and place
The flood may bear me far
l hope to see my Pilot face
to face,
When I have crossed the bar,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-10

Harry c. Barnes, ct al (Wilson
Barnes Heirs) (Abel Barnes)
contains 74.43 acres, more or less,
situated in Sections l3 and IA,
Twp. 7, Range 8, Marion Twp,
Noble County, Ohio;
Kyle Day and Beulah Day
(Homer Israeli, contains lot acres
in Section 33, Twp. Z, Range Z;
1909 acres in Section 81, Twp Z,
Range Z, Marion Twp, Noble
County, Ohio;
Emma Meek, contains As acres,
more or less, situated in Sections
l3 and 80, Marion Twp, Noble
County, Ohio;
<. F. Bode, contains 40 acres,
more or less, situated in Section
l3, Marion Twp, Noble County,
Ohio;
Lilly K. Young, contains 55.8l
acres, more or less, situated in
Section II, and 1854 acres, more
or less, in Section 18, Center Twp,
Noble County, Ohio;
Charles Barnett, contains 5000
acres, more or less, situated in
Section IA, Marion Twp, Noble
County, Ohio;
Harry VanDyne, contains 4O
acres, more or less, situated in
Section l3. Marion Twp, Noble
County, Ohio;
Walter O. Stats, contains AZ
acres, more or less, situated in
Section %, Marion Twp, Noble
County, Ohio;
ARA Warner, contains 1850
acres, more or less, situated in
Section 25, Seneca Twp, and 2l00
acres, more or less, situated in
Section 26, Seneca Twp Noble
County, Ohio.