davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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campe6n de los medo pesados, y
Ell pugil brasileno Luis Ignacio. Ell
combate habia sido aplazado la Sc.
mana pasada.
Kid Centella, de Nicaragua, ha.
"a hoy tunes su debut en- Nueva
York. Ell boxeador nicaragienss
protagonizara cor FRANKIE Ryff ell
combate estelar del programa del
estadio st. Nicholas.
AL dia siguiente, Ell cubano Or.
lando Zulueta medira sus fuerzas
frente a Willie Towel en- una pe.
lea que tendra como escenario Ia
capital britannica
Otras peleas lmportantes de In
semana son la de Larry Armstead
VS. Ludwig Lightburn, Hoy Iunes.
en- Paris (no Sc disputara; ell titulo)
Willie Pep VS. Tommy Tibbs, ell
martes, en- Boston; Jimmy Carter
VS. joey Lopes, ell marteS. en- Sacra-
mento, California; Ernesto PARA
vs. Lauro Salas Ell jueves, en- los
Angeles; Harold Johnson VS. Bert
Whitehurst ell viernes en- Syracu.
Sc; y Boots Monroe VS. Kid Irapau-
to, ell sabado, en- Hollywood.
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Fl Juegos Noeturnos Figurun en-
Schedule de Tigres del Detroit
Los juegos diunM %comenzardn q Ia 1:30-cIewland ell primer
rival en- Ia cdmpdna.-DobIes JueqN.

DETROIT, enero IS (United)
Los Tigres del Detroit dieron a
la publicidad su schedule de 1858
y las caracteristicas mas notables
o las siguientes:
Comienzo de los juegos diurnos
media bora mas temprano.
Mas asientos de palco, y respon-
der inmediatamente a las peti.
clones de tickets por toda la tenn.
porada.
Los Tigres Sc adhirieron a la
politica de 81 juegos nocturnos, ju-
gando tres con cada club excepto
Cleveland y New York. Los Yam
KEGS a%pareceran cuatro veces ba.
ijo las luces, mientras los Indios jul
garan solo dos encuentros noctur-
nos en- Briggs Stadium.
Los Tigres nuevamente abriran
la campaha en- ell canine, pero por
vez primera en- muchas campanas
tambien la cerraran bien lejos de
su parque.
Cleveland sera ell primer rival
de los Tigres en- ell Briggs Stadium,
Ell viernes IS de abril, y jugaran
ALI sabado y domingo. Los Indios
tambien terminaran la campaha de
los Tigres en- ell Briggs Stadium
los dfas 10 y q de septiembre.
Todos los juegos diurnos comen-
taran a la 1870 de la tarde inclu.
yendo doble juegos, mientras los
desaffos nocturnos daran inicio a
las BIS. Los precios de las entra-
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Ciha record d%cdnzdron las dpuesias eI pdsddO dno-NeW York
encabe1o Ia Ifa con iii dds de carreras-Caifona en- segundO
Iuqar. = Baja en- Florida.
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por RAY AYREs, de la up

Illinois con 1902, 222; Maryland
con 1852, SIG; Ohio con 1,648, 1888;
Florida con 1,550,117; Michigan
con 1899, 216; Rhode Island con
] 1881, SOB y Massachusetts con L.
O20,337. TodoS los otros estados
quedaron por debajo de la marca
del MILLION de personals.
Tambien hubieron mas carreras
de caballos en- Ohio que en- ningu-
ma otra parte - 341 dias de ac-
tividad en- I'm estado que usual
mente no tiene dos temporadas al
mismo tempo. Luego lie sigue Illi-
nois con 295 dias; California con
sus 270 Y Nueva York con I'll.
Nueva York mostro ell mayor au-
mento en- apuestas y concurrencias
debido a que tuvo IA dias adiciona-
les de carreras. Las apuestas au!
mentaron a S35 235, 625 y en- con-
currencias a 352 688. Rhode Island
subi6 a SIP, POP; 104 y 251,235 per-
sonas en- IS diss adicionales, de
1903 a 116, Kentucky, donde dos
nuevos hipodromos estuvieron en-
operation ell ano pasado, tuvo 81
dias mas. Las apuestas aumenta-
ron a So, 1919. 288 y las concurren-
cias a 5000.
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Louisiana tambien reporto au-
mentos Substanciales. Las apues-
tas ascendieron a $2,277,233 y las
concurrencias a 47,147 Hubieron
10 dias adicionales, todos en- Mag
nolia Downs, que cay0 en- banca-
rrota despues de SUI abreviada
temporada.
Las apuestas aumentaron a S.
075,920 en- New Jersey con $50
dias cada ano; a $5,013,853 en-
Arizona; a So, 1886, 121 en- Nebras-
ka; a So, 789, 482 en- New Mexico;
a $I,655,969 en- Washington; a
$1,639,348 en- Maryland donde la
nieve oblig6 a que no Sc celebra-
ran completeness en- los ultimos
cinco dias; a $+,474,084 en- Mas
sachussetts. a 81, 176,7 28 en- Mi
chigan; a $881,232 en- Maine; y
a $784,899 en- Arkansas.
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LOS JUEGOS EN-.
llGA DOMINICANA

CIUDAD TRUJILLO, Enero IS.
(UP). - Ell Escogido derroto al
Licey por dos a una en- once en-
tradas y ell Aguilas Sc impuso al
Estrellas por cinco a cuatro en- los
dos juegos de la Liga Dominicana
de Beisbol de Invierno.
En- ell primer desafio ell lanza-
dor norteamericano Fred Kipp To-
gro su decima victoria del ano con-
ira dos derrotas,
Los line scores:
Escogido 900 O10 900 O1-2 ~
Licey 900 900 O1O O0--172
Kipp, Waltz (11) y Pignatino;
Alexander y Marie.
Aguilas 102 010 1905 10 1
Estrellas 900 DOL 300 81
Cox, Smith ~ y Scerpatte;
Rehm, Mcmahon (5) y Roarke.
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ALNENDARES REC0NQUET0 Ell
I|DERAT0 EN- LA LIGA GUIANA

LA HABANA, Enero 10. (UP).
Ell Almendares tomo ell primer lu-
gar de la Liga Guiana de Invier-
no con medic juego de ventaja al
veneer al Habana por cinco a dos,
mientras que ell Marianao bajo al
segundo puesto por SUI derrota an.
tie Ell Cienfuegos por tres a dos.
Jonr6n de Panchon Herrera con
uno en- base en- la octava entrada
di6 la victoria al Cienfuegos, ga
nando Jackie Collum SUI primer
juego de la temporada.
En- ell segundo desafio, estando
la anotacion empatada a una en-
la sexta entrada, Rocky Nelson
inicio un racimo de tres carreras
con sencillo que impulse una ca.
rrera. En- ell octave episode Mel.
son disparo cuadrangular, ell pri.
nero que batea despues de dos
meses y dos dias.
Los line scores:
Marianao 0OO.0OO-02O-2-5-O
Cienfuegos 000-100-02x-3-9-3
Olivia, Shaw (8) y Mccullough;
Collum (1-4) y Noble. Perdio oil.
va, (1-3). Jonran Herrera 49,.
Habana 000-010-100-2-10-1
Almendares 1O0-0O3-01x-5-10-1
Merritt, Hatten $50. Jonron
Nelson (8).
Las posiciones: Almendares 80
juegos ganados y 26 p%erdidos; Ma.
rianao SO y 81; Habana 81 y 30;
Cienfuegos % y 38.
Hoy lunes jugaran Marianao-Al.
mendares y Cienfuegos VS.. Ha.
bana.
LA HABANA, Enc. 10. - (UP)
Ell Club Almendares Sc mantuvo a
medic juego del primer lugar de
la Liga Guiana de Beisbol, profe.
sional al derrotar ell sabado al
Cienfuegos por anotacion de siete
a tres.
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Apuestas en- los Hip6dromos A|eanzaron
una Cifra Record en- Temporada de 1957

NUEVA YORK, enero 13 (Uni.
ted) Las co%ncurrencias y las
apuestas en- los hipodromos de pur.
sangs en- toda la nacion alcanza.
ron clfras records en- 1857, con
20, 799, 1877 personas apostando ST.
go, O04, O70 segur revelo un survey
realizado por la United Press.
Tambien, hubleron mas carreras
que nunca antes. En- los "a estados
en- los cuales las apuestas en- los
h%ip6dromos es legal Sc ofrecieron
1925 programs a traves del ano.
Hubieron 1876 dias mas de carreras
que en- 1856 un aumento del cua-
tro por ciento que la subida en-
c~oncurrencias y apuestas no pudie-
ron igualar.
La concurrencia del ano ante
rior de 1881, POI fue superada por
418, $50 personals en- 1857 un au-
mento de sole un OIL por ciento.
Las apuestas ascendieron a $685.
A, 222 mas Sobre ell total de 1856
de $2,2O3, 500, 848 un aumento del
tres por ciento.
Las apuestas sumentaron en- Is
estados y bajaron en- 9. Las con-
currencias subieron en- IL estados,
pero bajaror en- II. South Dako-
ia no quiso reportar u totales de
concurrencias.
Una vez mas, Nueva York enca-
bez6 la lista en- spuestas. I'm total
de $4,717,105 fanaticos durante
los I'll dias de- deporte. Fue la
mas larga temporada en- la histo-
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Association Naciona| de Boxeo Reconocera
Como Campeon al Que Derrote a |. Logart

FILADELFIA. enero 13-(UP)
La Association Nacional de b.
xeo (ANBl anuncio que ell CANA
dor de la pelea Gil Turner-Vince
Martinez, que Sc efectuara Ell pro-
ximo microbes, Sc enfrentara al
pugil cubano Isaac Logart por ell
campeonato mundial de los pesos
welter. ,
Ell comite executive de la ANB
dijo que 81 ganador del combate
Turner Martinez debe firmar un
contrato en- ell termino de so dias
para disputar cen Logart ell titulo
que dejo vacante Ell actual cam
peon de la categoria mediana, Car
men Basilio. La ANB tambien de-
cidi6 que ell nuevo campeon defen-
dera ell titulo en- ell termino de
tres meses.
La Association anadio que ell ga
nador de la peles Turner-Martinez
y Logart deben depositar una ga
rantia de 10000 dolares al firmar-
Sc ell contrato para ell combate.
La resolution, preparada por Ell
Comisionado de la ANB, Abe H.
Greene, anula en- parte la serie ELI
minatoria anunciada por la Aso-
ciacion hace varias semanas.
En- aquel ent0nces la ANB de-
signo a seis ~destacados puzzles de
la caregoria welter como princi-
pales a%spirantes y ordeno una Sc
RE de. encuentros entire ellos para
determinar ell nuevo campeon.
En- la primera pelea logart de.
rroto al mexicallo Gaspar Ortega
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CAMPEON PUMA
A
NUEVO COMBATE

BUENOS AIRES, Enc. 10. (UP).
Ell campeon argentine y sudameri-
cano de la categoria pluma, Ricar-
do Gonzalez, Sc medira ell sabado
proximo al espanol Manolo Gar
cia, quien cumplira su tercera
presentation ante los aficionados
argentinos.
Ell combate Sc realizara al aire
libre, en- ell estadio de futbol de
Boca Juniors, y ha sido pactado a
dieZ vueltas.
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Tony Taylor disparo cuatro hits,
incluyendo un doblete, e impul-
SO tres de las ultimas cinco carre-
ras del Almendares.
A%notacion por entradas:
Almendares OOO-1O1-203-8-13-2,
Cienfuegos 011-001-0O0-3: 81
Pena, Naranjo (6) y Nixon; Ra-
mos, Piedra (9) y Noble, Garcia
(9). Gano Naranjo (2-2). Perdio
Ramos (9-7). Jonrones: Herrera.
LA HABANA, Enero 10. (UP).
Ell Marianao vencio ell viernes al
Habana por II carreras a cuatro
en- un juego en- que sus bateadores
d%ispararon 16 hits, entire ellos Gin
co dobletes, dos triples y un jon
ron.
Joe Valdivieso impulse cinco ca
rrera con tres hits, entire ellos un
doble que impulse dos, y un triple.
Ell zurdo Rodolfo Arias, que OBJ
tuvo SUI novena victoria de la tenn
porada, colabor6 en- ell triunfo con
un doblete que produjo dos carre-
ras.
Bob Will, del Habana, disparo
tres incogibles.
Marianao 170.701-001-17.16.1
Habana 000-031-000- 4-12-3
Arias (9-4) y Mccullough, Alva-
rez (6). Amor, Hatten (2), San
chez (2), Carrillo ~, Talavera CD
y Sierra, Mcgaha (5). Perdio
Amor (9-5). Jonrones: Becquer
(nunrfnA Cnluont Iron,ndnN
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Y despues fue %concertado TN ems
cuentro Turner Martinez. George
Barnes, de Australia, otro de los
participates, parece renuente a
actuar en- Estados Unidos, excep-
to por una considerable cantidad
de dinero.
Ell sexto aspirante, Virgil Atkins,
Sc enfrentara a Tony de Marco en-
una pelea de desquite ell pr6ximo
81 de enero, la cual probablemen-
tie sera reconoclda or la Comision
Atletica del Estado de Massachu-
sets, como I'm encuentro por ell
titulo. Ell grupo de Massachusetts,
Sc separo recientemente de la
ANB.
Ell comite executive de la ANB
tambien ordeno al campeon ligero
Joe Brown defender su titulo
frente al ~aspirante numero uno,
Kenny Lane, en- ell termino de 60
dfas, y determine que 81 CANA la
pelea debe exponer nuevamente
Ell campeonato 30 dias mas tarde.
Ell Comite diio que notificara a
Gus D'Amato, manager del cam
peon mundial de los pesados,
Floyd Patterson que la ANB espe-
"a que firme IN contrato para de-
fender ell titulo contra un aspiran-
tie reconocido "dentro de un plazo
razonable".
Eddie Machen y Fora Foley,
fueron mencionados por la ANB
como a%spirantes reconocidos al IT,
tulo de Patterson.
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das seguiran siendo los mismos con
$500 para los palcos; $500 para
asientos reservados; SIPS entrada
general y $0.75 para las graderias
de sol.
Solo tres doble juegos hay en-
ell schedule, ell Memorial Day con
ell Chicago ell Is de mayo con ell
Washington y ell IA de s%eptiembre
con ell Boston.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-02-20
Weather Cuts
Cotton Yield;
Prices Higher

Weather conditions took a big
hand in the cotton situation in
1857. A long period of rainy
weather at a critical stage of
the rowing season dealt farmers
a sharp blow in the form of re-
duced yields and poorer quality
on a restricted amount of acre
age.
But it is an i'll wind that
blows nobody good, they say.
What cotton was produced was
bringing considerably b e r
prices, especially the better
quality of cotton which was IN
good demand due to shorter sup
plies.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-02-20

Secretary of Agriculture Benson said not long ago
he feared he'd wreste with the farm problem IN
the thereafter think there many farmers who hope
he'll do better than he has been doing
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-02-20

A news story related that some insurance companies
plan to insure pedgreed dogs up to $4,000 Recalling the
numerous fires resulting from crossed insurance wlres
I'm inclined to wonder how insurance company IS
going to know whether the dog owner loves his dog or
money the most
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-02-20

current style magazine says Lowering OF neck
lines and raising of wastnes will be featured in the
coming season :" Oh, WE'LL when one reaches his 10Th
birthday he isn't especially concerned with what they
raise and lower And this is the voice OF experience
speaking, too.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-02-20

press report related that BIOLOGISTS are at loss to
account for the birth of blue bear WE'LL don't know,
of course suppose gets colder in some parts than
any of us had realized.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-02-20
East Side

way we've done it here in the South is the best way
Stop Thinking!
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-08-07
hoo| Consolidation Issue Filed With County Board Of Elections

A resolution placing the
school consolidation issue be-
fore the voters in November's
election has been filed by the
State Board of Education with
the Noble County Board of
Election.
The resolution as such will
be placed on the ballot: There
fore, be it resolved that the
State Board of Education pro-
pose in accordance with the
provisions of Sec. 3311.37 ORC
the creation of a new local
school district composed of all
the territory contained in the
Belle Valley Local School Dis
trict; Brookfield Local School
District; Sharon Local School
District; Center Local School
District; Buffalo Local School
District; Seneca Local School
District OF the Noble County
School District, plus the terri
tory now comprising the Cald-
we'll Exempted Village Dis
trict."
This resolution, passed at a
special meeting of the state
board on July Is, continued:
BE it further resolved that the
executive secretary of the
State Board of Education be
authorized and instructed to
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-08-07
0'NeiII Is Grateful
To Caldwell Hiqh Band

Marvin Wood, Caldwell high
school band director, received a
letter this week from Governor
c. William O'Neill, thanking him
and the band for the recent per-
formance at the Republican
picnic in Athens.
The governor commented that
much of the scheduled entertain
.ment was unable to be present
due to last minute changes, and
that the group would have been
at loss without the cooperation
of the local marching and play
ing unit.
The Governor expressed per-
sonal thanks along with thar of
the Governors Day Committee
to Mr. Wood and the band men,
bers for their splendid per-
formance.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-08-07
Belle Valley Fire
Department To Be
Aided By Council

At its regular monthly meeting
held Monday evening, the Belle
Valley council voted to assist
the Belle Valley fire department
financially by filling out the
quota set as goal in the recent
coin card collection.
The fire department has col
lected S157.00 towards their goal
of $4,000. The council decided to
add the remaining amount of
$4,000, enabling the department
to meet the desired quota in
their fund raising campaign.
1t was also voted by the coun-
ell to install catch basins at the
American Legion recreation
grounds. These basins will re-
place bitches now filled in pre-
pairing the grounds for use.
The town will continue in
weed moving and ditch clearing
and in additional cleanup neces-
STATED by the recent floods. In
addition, only routine bills were
approved for payment and rou-
tine business brought before the
group.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-08-07
Noble County Fair
Board Rents I00F
Room For Offices

The Noble county Fair Board
office will be opened Wednesday,
August 20, in the room formerly
occupied by Irwin's Food Market
in the Odd Fellows building to
receive entries, according to J. K.
Walkenshaw, secretary.
Livestock entries deadline will
be Saturday, August % at 400
p. m, and all other entries must
be in by Tuesday, August 26 at
400 p. m. Secretary Walkenshaw
asks all those participating to
bring entries in early and avoid
the last-day rush.
Poultry entries will be received
at the Poultry building on the
Playground Tuesday morning,
August 26, starting at 900 a. m.
Premium books will be COM
pleted and mailed out soon. Ad-
ditional books will be available
at Lorenz Hardware, the secre-
tary's office or the County Ex-
tension office
Secretary Walkenshaw said
that season tickets may be pur-
chased before Fair time to avoid
congestion at the gates.
The Noble County Fair will
Continued on Page TWo)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-08-07
Two Candidates
File For judge
OF County Court

Only two candidates have filed
petitions for Judge of the
County Court, according to 6
check with the Noble county
Board of Elections this week.
Clayton jun Mckee, Cald-
well route 6, and Arthur L.
Davis, Caldwell route 4, will be
the two candidates for the office
With the deadline for filing
nomination petitions set at 400
p. M, Wednesday, August 6,
clerk of the local board, Harry
Richcreek, said he does not
expect any further petitions to
be filed.
Judges of the County Court
whose names will appear on the
non-partisan judicial ticket at the
general election, November 4,
will be elected for four-year
term beginning on January /,
1859.
Under a new Ohio law passed
by the 102nd General Assembly,
Judges of the County Court do
not run in the partisan primary
elections but file nominating
petitions which must bear sigma
lures of not less than one per
Continued on Page Two)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-08-07
MILESTONE Leases
Sinclair Station

James Milestone, Caldwell,
will officially assume his duties
as the new owner of the Sinclair
service station in the Olive
addition on Saturday, Aug. 9.
Milestone will be taking over
the position of Henry Eaton, for
mer owner, who has purchased a
service station on US %. He has
leased the station property from
the Sinclair Oil Company and
will be serviced by M. A.
Brienza, local Sinclair distribu-
tor.
The station will be open daily
from 900 a. m. to 1000 p. m.
under the new ownership.
Milestone, formerly employed
at the Furbay Electrical Supply
Co, Cambridge, is the son of
Harry Milestone of South Zanes-
vile. He was born and grew up
in the Macksburg community,
attended school there and grad
uated from Macksburg high
school. He is married to the
former Wava Harper, of South
Olive, and they have one daugh-
ter, Vicki Sue They make their
home at 805 Spruce street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-08-07
Village Receives
S,966.0S In Tax
From vierra Estate

The village of Caldwell is in
receipt of a check from the Noble
county probate court in the
amount of $8,866.27, which rep
resents the village share in
several estates which have been
filed for probate here the past
year.
The greatest single amount
was $5,96608 which came from
the estate of Ada T. Vierra, who
died at her home in Caldwell,
April IL, 1857. The total amount
of this estate was $198,536.12,
according to the inventory.
The inheritance tax alone
amounted to $11,932.16, fifty per-
cent Of which goes to the state
and the other half to the village
or township wherein the decen-
dent resided.
This is one of the largest
estates ever filed here for pro-
bate. Fred F. Fox was the attor-
ney and also executor.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-08-07
Toy Terrier Dog
Injured In Escape

Sheriff and Mrs. Donald Con-
away own small Toy Terrier
dog which answers to the name
of 'Pud."
The little dog is believed to be
the only one who detected the
escape of the two prisoners. She
received pick in the head to
to silence her when she started
barking.
Officials said she also could
have been hit on the head with
some other object. The wound
was not serious however.
The tiny dog was sleeping in
the upstairs bedroom at the
time of the escape and no doubt
heard the prisoners.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-08-07

effective.
The action of the state board
came about as the result of
action taken by the Noble
county school board, joined
later by the Caldwell school
district electors, in proposing
consolidation for improved
school facilities. In April of
this year, committee for con-
Solidation in Noble county
presented to the state board,
resolutions from local school
districts, and petition signed
by a number of resident cleo
tors of the Caldwell district,
requesting the state board to
take action.
The resulting product is the
resolution placing the issue on
November's election ballot.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-08-07
New Caretaker
For Village Lake
Hired By Council

At the regular meeting of the
Caldwell village council, Tues
day evening a budget hearing
was advised, a new caretaker
hired for the Caldwell Lake and
several other matters brought
under consideration.
A budget for the village was
discussed for the present fiscal
year. 1t was decided by the coun-
Gil to have the budget committee
hold a special hearing on the
matter with published an
nouncement being made on the
date and time for public attend
ance.
Edgar Happy Huberty, of
Caldwell, has been hired as the
new caretaker for the Caldwell
Lake, replacing Mr.. and Mrs.
Casper Samay, who rendered
their resignation earlier this
summer. The mayor has been
directed to prepare a contract of
agreement for the new care
taker.
Robert Ralston acted as spokes-
man for the committee assigned
to investigate the possibility of
a city park and recreation area
in the Olive addition. The idea
was submitted at the last coun-
Gil meeting for consideration by
Leander Crock of Crock and
Continued on Page Two)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-08-07
Fire Insurance Rate Lowered

Word was received this week
by Mayor Chester J. Howiler
that Caldwell residents will be
paying lower fire protection
rates, as the result of a recent
official survey.
Caldwell fire protection
classification has changed from
Glass "7' to Glass g." accord
ing 10 information released by
the Ohio Inspection Bureau,
the official state fire insurance
rating bureau for all companies
doing business in the state.
This change in classification
will mean lower fire insurance
rates in this area.
The new classification was
made after an extensive survey
was made of the local fire
department, and the decision
was reached on the basis of
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-08-07

Providing S tu d n t S with
modern high school facilities
is the basis for the proposal
submitted by the state board,
and to have buildings and euip-
ment to meet state standards.
Superintendent of public in
struction E. E. Holt, took the
matter under advisement some
time ago and recommended it's
proposal to the board. Holts
advised a 240-student mini
mum enrolment in permanent
schools, and more if topo-
graphy and population density
permit.
A study of the improved roads
in this area indicate that the
logical center for union high
school would be just north Of
the village of Caldwell.