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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04

The General Election recently
held required months of prepara-
ton by the secretary of states
office and by the 88 county
boards of elections.
Appointment and training of
precinct officials preparation and
printing of ballots for the vari-
Gus subdivisions and making GER
tain that voting facilities were
in order claimed the attention of
the boards Immediately after the
primaries were over last spring.
1t would be incorrect to assume
that the work ended with the
voting on November f.
First, the precinct officials
were required to count the bal
lots and return them, with re-
ports on the voting, to the county
board of elections. During the
night and until the tabulating
was completed, periodic tele-
phone unofficial reports were
given the secretary of state.
Next, a written unofficial report
was mailed to the secretary of
state the day following the cleo
ton.
Then came the official canvass
of the vote by the board of cleo
tons, with an official abstract
being dispatched to the secretary
of state.
Some of these activities take
days to complete and in case of
any reports of irregularities, the
boards often are required to call
in precinct officials or question
other persons.
Where ties occur-and these
more often come in the munich
pal and township election rather
than, in the county races-the
| boarad must use some device
such as tossing a coin, agreed
| upon and in the presence of a
majority of the board.
BY the time the staff of the
secretary of states office COM
piles all these election figures
and prepares them for publica-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04
ppoEyr AND COMPETITION

Frederic G.. Donner, new nodlu
Chairman of General Molors
Corp. in an address delivered at
tho Waldorf-Astoria, New YORK
civ made the following COM
ment: ,ro
view it. our standard of llVlne
;s the result of change-ot our
tireless search for the new ana
the better. The struggle for I'M
nrovement never ceases.
But why is change character'
istic Of America? In my oplnlon'
= is . direct result of the way
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04

ton in a book known as Ohio
Election Statistics as required by
law, many other functions have
been performed and months have
elapsed-then it's time to start
all over again!
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04

MIR. and Mrs. John Myers, OF
GAINESVILLE, spent Thanksgiving
Day with Mrs. Mildred Zlmmer-
man. Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04

Charles Wiley and son, Allen.
of Chicago, Illinois, are visiting
with friends and relatives in
Noble county.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04

A small amount of nitrogen is
important in early plant growth.
Some should be included in the
starter fertilizer for corn and
small grain and certain other
row crops, according to Ohio
State University extension agron-
omists.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04

The number of motor vehicles
registered in Ohio for the fiscal
year 1857 totaled 4,660,195, in
cluding 3,339,672 passenger cars.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04
A GLOOMY PROSPECT

In June of 1858, the Federal
debt had reached a staggering
figure of $276.4 billion. Have
you ever wondered just who
"holds the bag" on this huge
debt? If so, the table below gives
that information. The figures are
in round billions of dollars:
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04
Ny Fovorite
PRAYER
Submitted to the Laymen's
National Committee by
MRS. BARBARA GUNDERSON
commissioned, Unlted States

commissioner, United States
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. c.
Thy Kingdom come. Let the
reign of Divine Truth, Life and
Love be established in me and
rule out of me all sin; and may
Thy Word enrich the affections
of ali mankind and govern them,
(Christian Science Daily Prayer)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04

MIR. and Mrs. Dannie Slater,
of Keiths, spent Sunday evening
at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. w. Phillis.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Williams, of
Stockport, Iowa, spent last week
with Mrs. Lura Tarleton, Cald-
well.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
Braves An-ran outficld,
World Series To
Feature Tan Sfurs
On Both Teens

Milwaukee tANPl It's q re-
peat performance the Milwaukee
Braves and che New York Nank-
ocs bathing Tor he supremacy %
major league baseball
When the two teams open the
best az seven series oct 1 tn Mil
waukees County stadium both
will have their tam standard boar.
crN
There win be seven tan players
participating IN tHo series and
most OF them are likely 10 sec
some action
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
DUO CITIES PACESETTERS
SEPT. 2S

The Pacesetters are sponsoring
the following howiers in the
Woman's state Bowling Tourna-
ment beginning Nov 8 al Rochcs-
ter MINI A number Of bowling
fans are planning 10 motor down
30 Rochester 20 see the team in
action The bowlers are Evelyn
Henderson, Munei Gardner. Gwen
Lalne. Lauretta Moore Jane Ice,
and Wanda Owens
Ossio Price and Incz ONenl
were on hand cheering for their
favontes, Pat schuck Cour bridel
has returned 70 bowling after
honcymooning Matte hin has re-
turned from Arkansas 10 her place
on team 2 other visitors were
Dee Turner. Joe Norris, TAFT
Martin, Jas Lssiey, Ollie slayton
HOWE Barrett, Ebert Clark jim
Gardner and Dolores Dean
high Singles Game: Wanda Ow-
ems ITO. Gwen Laine III. Pat
.schuck and Mary Russell TIA
High Series: Mary Russell 476
Wanda owens 400, and Betty Ad-
ans 44e
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

RMS li2sl and home runs ti7l
mo also haa collected 1919 hits and
10 triples
Hank Aaron lost ground in the
batting race slipping 70 asa But
the Milwaukee outfioider held his
own among the leaders IN other
departments runs n07) hits
Ggi3, douisca 1881 and home
runs l2sj
Orlando Ccpcda. the rookie of
the ysar candidate, was tied foF
the Head In doubles with 10.
Tim San Francisco first base
man also among Ia" pnoes''tiers
in hits with 1873
Vic Power. Cleveland infieldor
appeared 10 be fading slowly 10
the American League batting race
Power dropped 10 81 nine per
oenlsRe points behiud Tho league
hiding Pete Tunnsls u Boston
Power was second IN runs 900
end IL hits r77l
dlnoso, Cleveland outfirlder
WIS among the leaders in runs
tssi aud IN stolen bases ga.
Elston Howard. New YoTk
Yankees catcher VISA among the
/. NJ leading hittcrs with a als
mark bat Howard had been q
boz only sos tlmea end would MOI
reach the required plate appear
arcsa 70 qualify fof Ube title
Honic n fEs finest relief pitch.
ing Of The season was Turned ~
last weekend By Jiru Grant rookie
highlander f1r Tho Cleveland m
Msna Grant struck oui four u
eight baitefs D. faced IN two Inn
inRs 20 preserve a 2st91 Tribe
victory over Detroit The nest
day he struck unt Billy Martin
n The Tigers On . Banda pitst
with The bases i1aded a. give
Cleveland another 2-t0t decision
Grant did not receive credit fol
either victory and his record re-
mbinsd io-and.1i
Sam Jones although 1sfsatsf
( BY the Milwaukee Braves sdds.
7 four atrikseaits. Increasing he fra
7 laf league leading total ~ zi6
/ the ~ f,9uiH right handler had 1
10 ard ~ record
Frank Herrera fooi,is VIII
failed ~ FIRST r., ire Philadelphia
Z Pmillas. hss been given siIa'
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

7 to-I victory over the milwaukee,
Braves, temporarily hnluug the
world champions pennant drive
NcwKs record was 7-and rs, OF q
7-andsG mark since the trade
Newcoml,e has Developed
sIuiscr pitch and in the last
month hc won five and lost
two.
IN that sizzling battle for the
National Leagues batting crown
while Mays forged into the lead
last weekend lie raised bis aver
ago from .3a6 70 $40 and grabbed
the lead from Richie Aahburn ol
the Philadelphia phlllisa. who
dropped four points 90 a8s
MAYS demonstrated why he Is
considered bassbBlIs most cEejt.
ing player and how hr can beat
the opposition In sg many wa ~
Against The 81 Louis Cardinals
Do banged out three hIta and drove
Iin TWO runs In sH s-to-i San Fran
cisco victory Here's what hap.
pennd IN one inning
MAYS beat out hit, stole
Second and third and scored on
single
That diac0neertlng Performance
lto ire Car1ihalst IL typical n
NayH but The next day. be was
more orthodox he collected three
moro hH m1d drove IN another
nun a. the Giants won. 8 10
That game saw Ruben Gomez
turned ~ onr ~ hls finest mound
efrarfa N the eeason. holding M
Cardinals 10 three hits striking
ou' ngc and walking only two
Gomez got a hit drove n o rus
and stole q baso
Mays als1 was moving ~ on
I tha park IN ether offensive cate
gouss runs iii3l RBTa fsfJ hlt
I ilgsI and triples fi0) win TIRE,
stolen bases against the Cardinals
% one game he wreHied the iebt
IN that department from Aahbgru
30 10 n
Ernle Banks. me Chicago cubs
NIgERsr, maintained bic lead d
three departments runs ili7J
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
TWIN cirY
Pin PAT TER
BY LOUISE THOMAS
Capitol 5-535i

ment that viii be held in Roches-
ter Mlnn beginning Nov. 8, 1855
The members Of that team by rea-
son % highest averages in the
league OF last season are CODY
Banks, Zelna Falbright, Mary
Russell Starr Sheppard. Louise
Thomas, and Cecla Webb
BOWLING TIPS
do not argue with the pin boys
take your complaint 20 the
manager for hls consideration.
10 be punctual you interrupt and
delay the game when you come
late and try 60 make UP frames
You owe Il 70 our team and
the rest OF the league 20 be on
time Do be az your post ON the
approach, ready 20 bowl when
your turn comes, Having taken
your stance concentrate on your
delivery, Ignore any remarks that
may be made while you are pre-
pairing 10 bowl After delivering
the bali walk directly back 10 the
rear OF the runway. being careful
20 remain on your own approach
DO watch the bowler on the right
she has the right-of way give
consideration az an times 90 the
other boWlers
II all pins are down AZ the
same time that is. your pins and
those OF the other bowler on the
right the bowler on the right
should always bowl first"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

Andy shoe Service team IN the
r S. Retain League is continuing
its winning ways These boys were
winners OF the championship last
season Members OF the team are
Sid Cummings, Chas. Anderson.
Geo, Matthews, Edgar Pillows:
cart" Moore and Bennie Fowler
II the start Of the season Is any
criterion they are a "cinch" 10
win the championship again: so
far no losses.
High Single Game: Geo Mat.
thews 1s9, sid Cummings ITS
Edgar Pillows ia.
High Series: Sid Cummings 400
Geo Matthews 4s9. Edgar Pillows
fS6. Team Series 23l6.
TWIN CITIES LADIES, SEPT. IS
Jimmys Ok team was honored
with the presence OF their sponsors
Jimmy and Eileen Glendenning.
who have the distinction OF being
the first sponsors 20 visit. The
Glcndennings won the sponsor
trophy last season FOR attending
the bowling lanes the largest mum
Der OF times Zerline Neighbors OF
ST. Louis Mo and Claude Bur
naugh were guests Of Inez CLARK.
Andy Clark was also dispensing
good win to the bowlers.
Beretta House was welcome
visitor. You know Bertha is not
bowling as yet, until her doctor
tells her she must content her
self with looking on. Rathy
Toombs Is an additional member
Of Jinny's Ok team. Betty Floyd
Gladys and Martini Perry made
enthusiastic galleryttes
Flo Law looked in on her
friends OF the Bies team" Dor
othy Bnlenger kept the score book
FOR her teammates. Cooks Doctors
orders are keeping Dorothy Off
the lanes also Larry Walton. Mel
win Henderson, rhaa" Toombs
A. J Lewis. Sammy Canton and
T.. Grant all avid galleries give
as big lift by their presence
"Bea" Walton, Pat Lee, Linda
Martin, Barbara Todd came 20
cheer for their friends.
Il was like old times TO see
Mrs Robert sayles with US Vince
Shepherd was heard 10 remark
ITS time for Cheyenne and the
TV Il out Of order could have
stayed home To see II, that makes
me hot as a five cent bowl Of
chill The smiles came back 10
Vince, however, as Johnny (thc
manager) repaired the poor nv
set Lets see how the bowlcrs
Jared
High Single Game; "Coopio"
Anderson 1Tg, Lii Finley 1T.
starr Sheppard III zelma Full
bright IT'S.
High Series CODY Banks 46i
Louise Thomas AS and "Coopie"
Anderson 428.
Team High single: Coleman
Loan 500. Grove Finance 1855 Cent
raj Loan Ts3
Team High Series! Coleman
Loan 2273, Central Loan 1927, and
Jimmy's OK 2075
Team Event
Cent. Loan z Cooks Cloth.
Coleman Loan Ted Bies !
Jimmya DIX 2 Jsunsaen Liz.
Brooks Fun. 2 Grove Fin /
Twin cities Ladies' are sponsor
-. - L.. a.. ws.sa $500
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
81 oRTS
ny Bill lRowEn

chicago AMP the loag National Football League exhibition
ooupenon wte Baltimore "a yearold mohlo aopasuon
FLORIDA &'M.
chicago Bears rushing w, yard. IN so attempts
Tor ais touchdowns average Of nearly nine yards
Caught paapas and three tonchdognH
Then IN the with the Green BAY Fuckers this yongnter
who had been aomsng Of sleeper unt he started running wild
preseason injured Ia The nest two against ai
more and San Francisco the Bears losing
set rean, Record
Then IN wscy Field against tho Los Angeles Rams sound
tie ouchdowns lead the bears victory
Of the a attn 70 triumph rhis a
white . doubt what makes his
rune spectacular and spins tnghng that frequently he
ont ~ traps
A Spectacular Performer
Take that performance against the Rams the for ~
yard touchdown u set the spectators ts Lot aimere tell
about
1T supposed ottacac play between
got
Into Tires -four Rams wheeled about and started
for tho other
n got bic and The bali went up in the air kept Juggling as
then all anything blue
or the neara what = welcome sight they
Baltimore NILS y
gained 6ls yards IN 27 attempts o az average Ills longest gop
pnrne the sshbnon season oalnore proved that HI. running
Just cunning Cleveland
nrawns lea the t2togi ongea,
spectacular s5yard kickoff touchdown open tho
second ttlf with the Bears then trailing 2itcif
IO0ysfd kickoff return he
fseloa on IN 1867 aRaiuat the Ihiadephia Eagles
rp ny Jockey Pays on
probably Baltimore the line coach
visited ce aloah track while yacatopng N Florida IN peeem
her.
h Handler willie former Jockey, who TALKED about
nossn Classic and the extraordinary per-
f1rtoshee o player on the Fanoeo squad
told Handler, but Tn be glad
give you hs number you guys ought look him he's
like nothing before"
90 They got aaimorsH coach Jake
Gather al scouting Information
on gabfngfr. then a sophomore
sonynsipg
Bot what capped tho MIN 81 the which Gaipore
gained 100 yards against Maryland state
haa TIE
hardly believe their eyes them etcamodi
We've got - get hat boy"
drafted willie IN 1865 future delivery.
decision that brough, nothing bat loy the Bears
board strategy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

Remember the time h $50 pm
High singh Game NHrifi Gard
ner 1s5. Bcasie Green 1873 opal
Clark 1875. Bob Green 2l2 EU
Corusiius 1916. Fred lee ie2
High series Hunal Gardner
4T4 Bessie Green s5i Alicc Jones
402. Bob Green $50. 1915 Cornelius
53a. Urn Gardner sEt
High Team single Gsme. Gard
nar Realty 757. State Liquors GS9
Kieffsr Clothing sss
high Team Series Gardner
Realty 20ss. State lac POST Blef,
Ter 204i
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

Team High Single; Minneapolis
Spokesman 7fi. Jack Pine Acres
.739 and Team No. 2 7gy.
Team High Series Team No 3,
.2i75 Minneapolis Spokesman 2l5f
and Team No s 2iSo.
MPIS. PIN BUSTERS. STPT. q
II was winner take aIl' Wed
uesday night At tho Ascension
Lanes with the PIN Buster League
Each team won IN a big way"
Team Event
Young Bros 3 Tri Shell o
Jack ChHsty 3 NV AirBnes 0
Donuuola 3 Lake Dale
johnson s Lyndaie Liz 0
Team High single: Jack ChHwy
Motors s5i Young Bros $40 ~
" Airiinss Is2
Team high Series: Young Bros
2470 ChrHty Motors 2g60. and
Tuagnis Shell 224o
Individual High Single: Art
Moore 223. HOWE Barrett 2i3
and Melvin Madison 208
High series ART Moore ard
HOWE Barrett $50. Gerald Ball
ey SIS, snd BAH HugRar s4i
NORTHERN LIGHTS. sEPT ?;
The Lights continue 20 spiu
the pins each Saturday AZ -
LAnsa Why don't yop come or
and nioy the antics and action !
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
Baseball Notes:
Newcomb Making
Quiet Comeback
AS Season Ends

Chicago thNFl Quietly, hs the
1855 major league baseball closes,
Don Newcombe was making q
comeback.
The biz highlander. acclaimed
the majors top pitcher IN 1860
when he won n games, hasn't
been the same since he was all
but taken apart by the New York
Yankees in the world series that
wear
He Is not among tho pitching
leaders this season, but since be
has been with the Cincinnati Red
legs Newk has given indication
that he can become q big winner
again
Kegains Winning Ways
He had lost seven straight when
be waa traded BY the Los An
COLES Dodgers IA June He had
not won a single game with his
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

~ THIRD baas since his return from
Miami Of The eiose ~ The Inter
national League aeaR0n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04
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leT hydramatic: low mileage: 2-tont
paint. red and black finish: .Sl,s96
Jack Blanks
Arcade Pontiac
ll437 Irving st. NV AID. 1880
3460 l4th st. NV. RA. 3-967e
PONTIAC '53 de luxe 81 club
sedan; r. and h.. auto. trans !;
$685.. SOS down. cash or trade
MCNEIL PONTIAC. 1890 wis. ave
on, $4,000 In the Heart Of
PONTIAC 1854 4-dr. station Magcn
3 o,ss sa,tss;- Sg ,HS v lUade a. FLoor
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

TRIUMPH 1857 TR-3 roadster
auxiliary rear seat; all the extras;
guar. JET ENGLISH FORD. 1884
pa. ave. Sc. Ii. 4-23OO.
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PLYMOUTH 1857 Beivedere hard.
finish with r. and h., Wv. tires,
push button drive. many other ex-
tras. See this beauty today: $3.50.
AnacoStia Chry. ply.
nth and qood hcape Ho' Sc
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PLYMOUTH '57 Belvedere S-cylin.
der hsra . 4.door; rsdiOi heater ,;.1Ii
{. ee to appreciate; 1926. excellent
financing. Washineton's Oldest and
LARGEST Dodge-Plymouth Dealer.
% OTHERS TO SELECT FROM
KAPLAN g. CRAWFORD
430I Conn. Ave. I'm. 2-63OC
Open Daily 90
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OuriSnan-MandelI
Chevrolet

224l Nichols Ave. Sc. LU. 3-l05l
PLYMOUTH 30; running condition
1880 Georgia ave. NV, RIA.
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VOLKsWAGEN 1855; blue. radio
privately owned: $1,000 or best
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PLYMOUTH "a station wagon,
beautiful 2-tone blue, equipped;
only Sos.
BARRIE MOTORS, INC.
3s29 MINI. Ave. NE, tu. $4,000
PLYMOUTH SO wagon; Wv. tires.
T. and h.. blue and white: $685.
or best offer, HA. 2-sSl0.
PLYMOUTH '53 e-door; starlight
blue: equipped: nice clean car.
BARRIE MOTORS, INC,
3S29 MINI Ave NE. LU. $4,000