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Diario las Américas., 1958-05-30
PUNTOS DE VISTA
MEXICANOS

WASHINGTON, mayo % CUPID
- Mexico expreso sus puntos de
vista sobre la nueva politica de Es-
tados Unidos de buscar la lorna
de resolver los agudos problemas
que encaran los paises latinoameri-
canos ~productores de cafe.
En- efecto, su embajador en- esta
capital, Manuel Tello y dos de sus
peritos mas prominentes en- asun-
tos cafeteros conversaron con Ell
subsecretario para asuntos econ6-
micos, Thomas Mann, y ell jefe de
la oficina de asuntos &c nomicos
regionales interamericanos, Harry
Turkel, durante tres cuartos de
bora. Dichos peritos cafeteros son
Miguel Angel Corderan p%residente
de- la Comision Nacional del Cafe,
y Maclovio Pima Morales, gerente
de la Union de Productores de Ca
fe.
Ell embajador Tello declare pos
teriormente que habia discutido la
situacion del cafe en- terminus ge-
nerales.
Sin. embargo, en- fuentes infor-
madas Sc dijo, que ell Departamen-
to de Estado Sc mostraba i~nteresa-
do IN obtener sus puntos de vista
sohre 10 que Estados Unidos tenia
que hacer para ayudar a los psises
latinoamericanos a alcanzar mer-
eados y precios estables para su
cafe.
Estados Unidos esta actualmen.
Re procurandose los puntos de Wis.
ia de todas. las ~naciones producto.
ras del Hemisferio antics de deci-
dirse a formar parte de algGn CRU.
pc International de estudios des-
tinado a buscar la solucion de por
10 menos algunos de los altibajos
del concrete.
Hasta hace dos meses, Estados
UMdos Sc habia negado enfatica-
mente a formar parte en- ninguna
clase de. organization cafeteria in
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Notieias del Interior de la Repdbiea de Cuba

nido academies desde su funda.
cion.
FL comedor del club para ell re-
ferido acto, fue engalanado con la
bandera Guiana, la de los Estados
Unidos y la Rotaria.-
ATENT0 CONTRA sU VIDA
MANZANILLO. Oriente.- Des.
pues de concurrir con sus familia-
res al Club La Terraza, en- la po-
blacion de Niquero, Rodolfo Fer.
nandez Garces de IS amos, al llegar
a su casa, utilize I'm cuchillo para
hacerse Ell "hara kari, falleciendo
en- ell trayecto a esta ciudad, desco-
nociendose los. motives que tuviera
para esa determination, siendo
muy lamentable ell hecho, va que
Ell mismo pertenecia a una distin.
guida familia de la localidad.
Sc FRACTURE UN BRAVO
Virginia VazqueZ, de siete amos,
de edad, vecina de Cocal numero
80, jugaba en- SUI domicilio cuando
sc fracture ell brazo derecho.
INSTRUmO DE CARGOS
CAMAGIIEY.- Ell juez doctor
Jose Coll instruyo de cargos esta
maflana al hacendado Alfonso Cue.
IRA Ruiz, a quien Sc lie sigue suma.
rio por stimulation. (Denuncio que
lie habian robado 1000 pesos)
Guerra Ruiz nego los cargos y dijo
que haria SUI declaration por escri-
to, Jose Guerra Lastre, hijo del
acusado, declare que al escuchar
por la radio Ia desaparicion del d.
nero, hizo memoria de que SUI pa
Dire habia guardado una fuerte SUI
ma en- la finca de su propiedad
"Curajaya", en- Santa Cruz del Sur,
procediendo a recordarselo.
Ell jefe de Policia, comandante
Triana Calvert, ha informado que
continuara las investigaciones, pa.
"a determinar donde Sc halla Ell
resto de los 1900 pesos, va que
solo han ~aparecido 81, 900 pesos.
LESIONADO
PtNAR DEL RIO-A correr por
Ell medic de la Gale y tropezar con
un jeep estacionado, sufri6 lesio-
mes de consideration, ell niho Luis
Medina de cuatro amos de edad,
vecino de Alfredo Porta, nImero
119.
DERRUMBE
Debido a los torrenciales aguace
ros caidos durante la noche de
aver, Sc derrumb6 la casa situada
en- la Gale Flora numero 10, sin
causar desgracias personales. Tam
bien quedaron seriamente afecta-
das las casas contiguas a la citada.
PRISON POR LESIONES
GRAVES
La Sala Primera de la Audien-
cia impuso sanction de un aho de
prision a Osvaldo Olivia Lazo, acu-
sano de causar lesiones graves, Sc
gun la cahsa que Sc lie sigue en- ell.
Juzgado de Instruction de esta ciu-
dad; dicho sancionado ell dos de
enero del pasado aio, en- OCCASION
de celebrarse un bale en- Ell kil6-
metro doce de la carretera La Co.
Iona. sostuvo una discussion con
Raul Cantillo Padr6n, atacandolo
con una eabilla dc hierro : provo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-30

WASHINGTON, mayo 90 CUPID
Estados Unidos designara, en-
breve, I'm grupo de estudio para
que. busque solucion a la crisis del
cafe conjuntamente o los paises
productores de America Latina.
I'm vocero del departamento de
estado dijo a la U.P.I., que csc
grupo tendra caracter informal y
preliminar.
Sc espera que la mayoria de los
paises productores designer tam
bien representatives para reunio-
mes tecnicas a fin de encontrar la
manera de superar las dificulta-
des creadas con la sobreproduc-
cion y los bajos precios.
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SEIS MESES DE ARREsTO

mera de la Audiencia, la causa
503-57, radicada en- este juzgado
por ell delito de amenazas y lesio-
mes, de seis meses y I'm dia de
arresto. Ell acusado habia atacado
a la mesera del bar Hatuey, nom.
brada Maria Antonio Malagon al
negarse esta a reanudar sus rela-
clones amorosas, causandole varias
heridas con I'm cuchillo que porta-
ba.
AGREDIO A SU PADRE
MANZANILLO, Oriente- 1g-
nacio Alarcon, de 80 amos de edad,
vecino de General Benitez numero
AZ, denuncio que SUI hijo Tomas, del
mismo domicilio, 10 agredi6 con
un machete, recibiendo a~sistencia
medica en- ell Centre de Socorro.
AL VIvAC
Orestes Fernandez, de 26 amos
de edad, montaba una bicicleta sin
chapa, cuya propiedad no pudo
probar, y como ell mismo ha sido
acusado en- otras o~casicnes de csc
delito fue remitido al Wvac.
HURTO
Angel Chavez denuncio que
Emiliano Merino lie hurto una bi.
cicleta, rrocediendose a SUI deten.
cion y enviandosele al vivac.
ADEUDAN A RETIRADOS
FERROVIARIOS
CAIBARIEN-Visito esta cores
ponsalia un grupo de retirados te-
rr~oviarios para notificar que aun
no han colorado SUI jubilaci6n del
mes de abril, siendo desesperada
su situaci6n economical, maxine
cuando no les dan creditos en- los
comercios.
PERECIO EN- UN vUELCO
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Oriente
En- la Iona Ell Nancy, en- punta
de Maisi, Municipio de Baracoa, re
suite muerto Sabine Matos Blanco,
al volcarsele ell canton que name
jaba, .quedando comprimido en- ell
tim6n.
EXCLUDE DE FIANZAS
Ell Juez de instruction, excluy6
de fianza a Sisino Chac6n Rodri-
guez, quien mato de un disparo de
revolver a Angel Eugenio Valien-
te, en- Princesa y calleion de San
gage, ell hecho fue ocasionado por
asuntos personales.
INTOXICADAS
En- Emergencies fueron asistidas
las memories Nancy y Ana Rosa Re-
yes Mendoza y Ana Nieto Mendo-
"a, de IL, IA y 4 amos de edad res
pectivamente, vecinas de Dos Ca
minos, Cobre numero SO, en- grave
estado de intoxicaci6n ocasionada
por "a ingesti6n de pescado COM
prado a un vendedor ambulante.
ASALTADO Y HERIDO
SANTIAGO DE CUBA-En ell
hospital de emergencies fue assist
da Germenencias Vega Estrada,
mesera de un bar sito en- Prolonga.
ei6n de Hartmann, quien presenta
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lesiones graves, las que Sc cause
-segun dijo ella a la Policia- al
abrirse la %portezuela del automo-
vii en- que viajaba y caer al paw
vimento. Ell vehiculo era guiado
por Antonio Moreno Lopez.
En- ell hospital de emergencies
fue asistido de lesiones menos gra.
YES ell menor de doce amos Miguel
Angel Mosqueda, vecino de Care
terra Bacardi numero rs. Declare
ell menor que habia sido agredido
a golpes por Erasmo JUSTIN, quien
lie arrebato cinco pesos que el te-
MIA en- las manos.
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FaI|ec6 Juan Ramon Jimenez

Dapena Laguna, Angel Rivera Co.
ion, Mario Rodriguez Matias y Car
los Zayas, votaron a favor pero hi
cieron constar que radicarian vo-
tos explicativos.
Ell Proyecto del Senado 351 que
Sc alega perjudica al Partido indie
pendentista, fue aprobadob con
pendentista, fue aprobado con
ira y dos abstenidos. Mas de una
docena de Legislatures populares
lie votaron en- contra, y algunos, al
emitir SUI vote, Sc pusieron de pie
para pronunciar I'm mo" rotundo.
HERIDOS EN- ACCIDENTE
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, mayo
perso-
mas resultaron heridas en- la ma
drugada de aver al chocar dos au-
tos en- la carretera que conduce de
Catano a Palo Seco, frente a la en-
trada de Isla de Cabras.
Revela la investigation practical
da por ell cabo Valentin Soto y ell
policia Juan E. Delgado, del Guar
tel de Cataho, que ell automovil "a
634, conducido por Jose Francisco
Hernandez Andrea, corria en- di-
reccion a Palo Seco a bastante We
locidad, cuando Sc top6 con ell Ca
FRO 139 AIT, manejado por Juan
Sanchez Sanchez. A pesar de que
Sc desvi6 a la derecha, ell automo-
vii conducido por Hernandez An
dreu no pudo evitar ell choque con
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INTOXICADAs
Y HERIDO

SANTIAGO DE CUBA-En Ell
hospital de emergencies fue assist
da Germenencias Vega Estrada,
n1esera de I'm bar sito en- Prolonga-
i6n de Hartmann, quien presenta
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BALACEADO

CAMAGUEY-En ell hospital ge-
neral fue ingresado en- muy grave
estado Rene Martinez Rodriguez,
quien fue hailado con dos balazos
cerca del poblado de Altagracia, en-
la c%arretera que conduce a Nuevi-
tas.
Los autores del hecho 10 despo-
jaron del revolver que usaba. Ell
informe medico dice que uno de
los proyectiles lie Interest Ell higa-
do y Ell colon.
Ell Tribunal de Urgencia alb
solvi6 a Israel Perez Rojas, Enri-
que Perez Gomez, Vidal Ramos
Fernandez, Aurelio Cordero Estre-
la y Sabas Valero Castillo, acusa-
dos de actividades subversivas. Ur-
gencia tambien absolvio a Jose
Fontain y Juan Lopez Hernandez
acusados de faltar 81 respeto q Las
autoridades.
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EXCLUDE DE FIANZAs

Ell Juez de instruction, excluy6
de fianza a Sisino Chac6n Rodri-
guez, quien mato de un disparo de
revolver a Angel Eugenio Valien-
tie, en- Princesa y callejon de San
gage, Ell hecho fue ocasionado por
asuntos personales,
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candole con Ia misnaa lesiones gra-
YES.
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DERRUMBE

Debido a los torrenciales aguace
ros caidos durante la noche de
aver, Sc derrumb6 la casa situada
en- la Gale Flora numero 10, sin
causar ~desgracias personales. Tam
bien quedaron sacramento afecta-
das las casas contiguas a la citada.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-30
U R EN- ACCIDENTE r

SANTIAGO DE CUBA-Cuando
t~rabajaba en- una correa sinfin del
departamento de secaderos y mo-
limos de la planta metalurgica de
la Nicaro Nickel Company, pere-
clio Ell obrero Julian Meneses Ma
rrero, de rs amos, natural de Ba-
mes. Quedo instantaneamente des-
trozado.
Teresa Sanchez de II amos, We
Gina del reparto Altamiras, Sc cor
to las venas de ambos brazos con
fines suicidas y fue asistida en- ell
centric de socorro sur.
En- Ell hospital civil fallecio Jo-
sc Enriquez Perez, de 40 amos, We
cino del reparto Santa Barbara, a
consequence de las graves lesio-
mes que sufrio al lanzarse del an
damlo donde estaba trabajando, al
parecer con amino suicida.
La Sala Tercera de la Audien-
cia de Santiago de Cuba conden6
a dos amos a Pastor Hernandez Fer
nandez, quien mato de I'm disparo
de revolver a Carmelo F~erreiro AL
cober. en- I'm bar que este poseia
en- ell reparto Altamira, ell dia Z de
diciembre del pasado afo. Ell fiscal
interesaba para Hernandez pena de
rs amos de prision.
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ADEUDAN A RETIRADOS
F~ERROVIARIOS

CAIBARIEN-Visito esta cores
ponsalia un grupo de retirados te-
rroviarios para notificar que aun
no han colorado SUI ~jubilacion del
mes de abril, siendo desesperada
su situaci6n economical, maxine
cuando no les dan creditos en- los
comercios.
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FUERTEs LLUvIAs

NEMESIS, Las Villss.-Empezo
a Hover en- este pueblo y SUI iona y
desde la madrugada de aver vivi-
mos bajo la inclemencia de I'm solo
aguacero con pocas alternatives.
La communication con Cabaiguan
Sc halla interrumpida por la creci-
da del rio Zaza va que solo existe
un semi-puente c%onstruido por los
Patronatos y como es muy bajo 10
cubren las aguas.
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PERECIO EN- UN vUELCO

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Oriente
En- la Iona Ell Nancy, en- punta
de Maisi, Municipio de Baracoa, re
suite muerto Sabine Matos Blanco,
al volcarsele ell canton que name
jaba, .quedando comprimido en- ell
tim6n.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-30
LESIONADO

PtNAR DEL RIO-A correr por
ell medic de la Gale y tropezar con
un jeep estacionado, sufri6 lesio-
mes de consideration, ell niho Luis
Medina de cuatro amos de edad,
vecino de Alfredo Porta, ndmero
l19.
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E A SU d
HURTO

Angel Chavez denuncio que
Emiliano Merino lie hurto una bi.
c%icleta, rrocediendose a su deten.
cion y enviandosele al vivac.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-08

Don't compare with ordinary Dinettes
this is the finest in quality and style
at any price = guaranteed by Good
Housekeeping.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-12
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MUSIC-THE UNIVERSAL
LANGUAGE

Once again it has been demon
strated that music is the univer-
sal language. The demonstrator
in this case is young American
lad. Van Cliburn, 6 foot-4 inch,
23-year-old of Kilgore, Texas,
took his musical skill to Moscow
and captivated a Russian audi
ence as he captured first prize
in the Tchaikovsky Competition.
The reception given an Ameri-
can and the acclaim heaped on
him by the Russian people would
astound us were it not for the
fact that we've long suspected
that the rank-and-file of the
Russian people do not share
Khruschev's hatred for the
American people. Perhaps our
U. S. Department of State, in
making ambassadorial appoint
ments, should make the first re-
quirement of eligibility, musical
ohiit VI oOiiiS oOI vi OLliCl. 11d0
such policy been in effect since
the end of World War II, it's
dollars to doughnuts we would
have at least few more friends
scattered around the world.
At any rate, our hat is DOTTED
to Van Cliburn, who by all re-
ports is quite humble about the
great triumph he achieved in
Moscow. His mother, Mrs. Har-
vey Lavan Cliburn, attributed
this modesty to the fact he has
been taught from infancy that
his ability comes from God and
this keeps him humble as well as
confident"
Van plans to return to the
u. S. S. r. in August or Septem-
Der. The good wishes of all the
American people will be with
him as he plays his way further
into the hearts and the musical
souls of the Russian people.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-12
Pause For Reflection
HOW FAR HAVE WE FALLEN?

In reviewing Alberto Moravia's
new book, 1.-TWO Women" in
recent issue of The Wall Street
Journal, M. E. Davis said:
ut is the colorful descriptive
account of the Italian peasants
who befriend the refugees (but
only for price, that makes Mr..
Moravia's book such interesting
reading. His realistic portrayal
of their daily life and his insight
into their amoral philosophy
combine to give vivid picture
of a people to whom possessions
mean infinitely more than ideas" ;"
People with an "amoral phi
losophy" ''to whom possessions
mean infinitely more than
ideas! As l read those terrible
words, wondered to how many
of today's Americans they might
apply.
This country was founded by
men with a Christian moral
philosophy to whom ideas meant
infinitely more than possessions.
They pledged one another their
lives, their fortunes, and their
sacred honor in support of those
ideas. As l see the racketeering,
the strikes, the greed for more
and more in exchange, for less
and less, and the mania for
security in preference to liberty
that are so prevalent in America
today, l wonder if we too, for
saking the ideals of our fore
fathers, have become a people
with an "amoral philosophy" to
whom possessions mean in
finitely more than ideas"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-12
WILLSCREEK NEWS

WILLSCREEK = Otto Car
penter and wife attended the
funeral of Charles Brownfield
last Sunday.
Bill Oliver took a load of cat
tie to the Barnesville sales last
Saturday. Prices for cattle are
still good.
Blaine Day and G.. P. Moore
attended the Masonic lodge at
Summerfield last Wednesday
Blaine Day has bought a new
1858 Ford car off Bundy's sales.
Some people from Barnesville
caught a turtle in Seneca Lake
last Saturday that weighed Is
pounds.
Denver Moore and family, of
Canton, were visitors at Harry
Stotts' and Earl Moore's last
weekend.
Darrell Johns made a business
trip to Quaker City last Friday.
He says he will be married June
28th and will live in one of his
fathers houses.
Eckard Hogue was doing some
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-12
Caldwell Route ;

CALDWELL ROUTE 3 - .Alva
Garvin spent Monday evening
with Frank Dillehay.
Mrs. Glenn Garvin and Beulah
was helping Monday and Tues
day at James Garvins.
Edna Boyd called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Blake Davis, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Barnes
Rhonda and Bobbie, of McCon-
nelsville, called on Mr.. and Mrs
Glenn Garvin, Tuesday evening.
Beulah Garvin is spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Barnes and family, of McCon-
nelsville, who announced the
birth of a son.
Glenn and James Garvin called
on Mr.. and Mrs. John Boney, OF
Hoskinsville, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lori
and jamie and Frank McAuley
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Gar
vim, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Garvin
spent Thursday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. John Garvin, of Sharon
Alice Barnhart and Sue Hutch
ins called on Mrs. Glenn Garvin
Friday.
James Barnhart spent Friday
with his grandmother, Mrs. Clem
Garvin.
James and Clem Garvin were
business callers in Beverly, Fri
day evening.
Bernard Gardner called Satur-
day on his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Gardner.
Several from this vicinity at
tended the wedding of Tarcella
Miller, Saturday and also the
wedding dance, Saturday night.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-12

Market, relief, food for relief,
$285.00; M and K Co., relief, food
for relief, $124.00.
E. P. Hannum grocery, relief,
food for relief, $24OO; G. C.
Hendershot, relief, food for re-
lief, S14.00; Vernon Havener
grocery, relief, food for relief,
$1,000; Lena Archer grocery, re-
lief, food for relief, $500; Will
lard Radcliffe grocery, relief, food
for relief, $2400; Sewell Cain,
relief, food (milk) for relief,
$3.50; Wheeling Corrugating Co.,
road and bridge, metal culvert
pipe, S3,395.00; Hall and Barber,
road and bridge, primer and
RS-1, $2,873.03.
Sinclair Refining Co., road and
bridge, diesel fuel oil and gas
oline, $42975; Caldwell Auto
Parts, road and bridge, supplies,
S23853; Caldwell Motors, Inc,
road and bridge, supplies,
$10l.17; Worl w. Thompson, road
and bridge, supplies, $5283; The
Cleveland Cotton Products Co.,
road and bridge, wiping cloths,
$65.69; Homer Weldon, road and
bridge, stamps, $500; Rodney
Williams, road and bridge,
radiator core, $184.95; General
Telephone Co. of Ohio, road and
bridge, pole, $7.76.
R. D. Buckley Feed and Sup
Fly, road and bridge, mower
knife plate, $500; Autoport, road
and bridge, supplies, $36.44;
Baker Sales and Service, road
and bridge, S6.79; Major Equip
ment Co, road and bridge,
materials. S8144; Mikes Tire
Shop, road and bridge, gasoline
and supplies, Sl04.72; Relief pay
roll, relief, for relief, $4,000;
Aid for Blind payroll, aid for
blind, blind people, $632.00; Aid
for Dependent Person, payroll,
aid for dependent persons, de-
pendent people, 81 ,48200; Aid for
Dependent Children payroll, aid
for dependent children, mothers
pension, $3,845.00.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-12

bdTDer, SdInDTlQSe, IN the
amount of $2,873.03 for primer
and RS-1.
The bills in general were as
follows:
Pauline Boord, general, board
ing county children, $69.39;
Bertha Fish, general, boarding
county child, $3.50; Clarice Zim-
norman, general, boardin G
county child, $31.89; Thelma
Rowlands, general, boarding
county children, $l33.l4; Mrs.
Raymond Wheeler, general,
boarding county children, $500;
Ruth Leasure, general, boarding
county children, $225.00; Rosa
Clark, general, boarding county
children, $3l.89; Lala Smith
berger, general, boarding county
child, $31.89; Goldie Laughlin,
general, boarding county child,
$3.50.
Gillespie's Drugs, general, me-
dical for county child, $2025;
Bethesda hospital, general, hos
pital for county child, $34.64;
Ewell Smith, relief, mileage for
caseworker, $40.32; William Hill
Co., Inc, relief, clothing for
relief, S62.75; Milligan's shoe
store, relief, shoes for relief,
$15.22; Carrs shoe store, relief,
| shoes for relief, 1925; Velma
Haga, relief, shelter for relief,
$24.00; Emma Smith, relief, shell
| ter for relief, $1,000; B. j. Bober,
relief, shelter for relief, $500.
Longs Tractor Sales, relief,
fuel bill, gas for relief, S20.50;
Washington Electric Coop
relief, electric for relief, S47.29;
The Ohio Power, relief, electric
| for relief, 1859; Permian Oil
g. Gas Co., relief, fuel for relief
$2127; Caldwell Electric and
Water, fuel and water for relief
| $9.35. Ohio Fuel Gas Co, relief
fuel for relief, $7132; General
General Telephone Co, relief
telephone service for welfare
| al475; Belle Valley Red and
White grocery, relief, food foI
relief, $1,000.
Gillespie's Drugs, relief, food
| (baby) for relief, $3.50; Harry
Hannum grocery, relief, food for
relief, $4,000; Harry Eschman
| grocery, relief, food for relief
| $1,000; The Thompson grocery
relief, food for relief, $28.00; O.
G. Reed, relief, food for relief
| $4,000; E. J. Hutchins Market
relief, food for relief, $74.65
Balls Super Market, relief, fooC
| for relief, $4,000; Balls Supel
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-12
PROBATE COURT
NEWS

Requests authority to pay the
claim of state of Ohio for sup
port of his said ward in Andrew
Torehik, guardian, filed.
Terry Pryor guardian order
for hearing and notice filed.
Orders on hearing for Edna
House guardian filed.
Order for hearing and for
notice of Ella May Warehime,
alleged mentally i'll filed.
Order fixing time for hearing
and notice, finding sale neces-
sary and ordering appraisement,
confirming appraisement, dis
pensing with bond and ordering
sale, confirming sale and order
ing deed filed in the guardian
ship of Kathy Ann and Brady
Miller.
Orders on filing inventory and
appraisement filed in Homer c..
Perkins estate.
L. c. Young, guardian of
Andrew Torehik requests the
authority to pay the claim of the
state of Ohio for support of said
ward, filed.
Application for appointment,
bond of guardian, choice of
guardian and notice of hearing
for appointment of guardian of
minor filed in the guardianship
of Terry Pryor.
Waiver of citation or summons
issued in the Esther Thompson
estate.
Petition to purchase real estate
by surviving spouse filed in the
estate of Esther Thompson.
Guardians petition to sell real
estate, waiver of summons on
petition to sell real estate, order
of appraisement and private
sale filed in guardianship of
Kathy Ann and Brady Miller.
Inventory and appraisement
filed in estate of Homer c. Per-
kins estate.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-12

work for Bill McVicker, Satur-
day.
We have a class of people who
are no good for themselves or
for anybody else who tries to do
something worthwhile.
The fishers didn't do any good
Saturday. Some of them said
they didn't get even a nibble.
Alva Carpenter, of Beaver Val
ley, was a caller here, Sunday.
Sam and Pete Leach were
social callers here, Sunday morn
Ing.
Acel Leach and wife and Mary
Bawer were visiting at Roy
Leaches last Sunday.
Wayne Day and daughter
were visitors at Blaine Days last
Sunday.
Harold Clark and family and
Mrs. Alva Clark were visiting at
Hayes Bates last Sunday.
John Bates is in pretty fair
shape now.
We hear that Rufus Gallagher
is no better.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-12
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Nellie R. Laughlin, ct. al, to
Kenneth and Marjorie Laughlin,
Seneca township, " interest,
1888 acres.
Cecil Buckley, guardian >of
.Kathy Ann and Brady Miller, to
Frances and Gene Matthews,
Caldwell, lot 240, part lot 239,
guardians deed, 2I3 interest.
Hildreth Irene Daley to Ralph
Murrey, village of Caldwell, part
lot 64
Enid Smith Okey to S. T. and
Bernadine Boyd, village of Cald-
well, lots Is and 16.
Western Surety Co., to Donald
Edwin Reed, insurance license.
Mason M. and Martha Wood
to Harry E. and Alice Belle Nit
chell, Noble township, 2512 acres.