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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
Duquesne University Tamburitzans
DoIazi u Cokeburq dana u. apri|a

Cokeburg, Pa. - Drustvo "Sveti Juraj odsjek br 354
HBz prredjue velk koncerni program kojeg &c iva
dati glasovt Duquesne University Tambuftzans subou
26 aprila 1858, Ellsworth High School, Ellsworth, Pa
odmah liza Benteyvia putu broj II Cokeburg, ma
stom mjesu gdje prosle godne Program &c pocet toe
sati vecer. Ulaznce Sc mogu dobt kod clanova
odsjeka broj 354, kao kod mnogh nash prijatelja.
Odmah liza koncerta clanovi Duquesne University Tam
buritzans odlaze Hrvatski Dom Cokeburgu
poslje vecere svirat &c gornoj dvorani pies
selu zabavu.
Mislim da nije potrebno mnogo govoriti ovim MIA
dim umetncma skolarcima koje predvod Mr.. Walter W..
Kolar negov pomotnic jer je vec mamie wise svima
poznato da on jedn zmed nasih osalh zborova ko
su najbolji zvadanu glazbenih koncertnh programa
kalvog &c dati vecer vi ko ste h vide prosle
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
zabava odsjeka $40

Columbus, Ohio. - Drus-
two "Sv. Anton, odsjek $40
H.B.Z. priredjuje zabavu, ko-
ia &c Sc odrzati u subotu,
19. aprila 1885,, u Hrvatskom
Domu ma 377 Reeb Avenue,
a koja &c poceti u 8 sati u
vecer.
Ma ovoj zabavi imati cemo
vrlo popularnu muziku, Po-
zega Tamburitza Orchestra,
s kojom pjeva Gus Rogan IL
Youngstown, Ohio. I S t e We
ceri cemo imati priliku da vi
dino i to, kako su Sc nasi
mladi plesaci naucili plesati
"kolo". Vec par mjeseci njih
poducava Mr.. Clarence Barn.
hard, i ma ovoj zabavi &c ma
stupiti u starokrajskim ma
rodnim nosnjama.
Sestre i brace, ovo je nasa
prva proljetna z a b va, pa
stoga je mas sviju duznost da
Sc nadjemo ma okupu i brat
ski razveselimo kao prav a
braca i zajednicari. Stoga po-
zivamo sveukupno clanstvo,
te sve prijatelje IL mjesta i
okolice da mas posjete u sto
vetem broju. - Svi nam do
bro dosli!
Ia odbor odsjeka 80 HBZ,
Velma Rumora, tai,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
Ma dan Uskrsa - konceri
u Sudbury, Ontario

Tamburaski zborovi "Blije-
di Mjesec' "Veselo Srce" u
Sudbury, Ontario, marljivo Sc
spremaju "a novi koncert ma
kojem zele ugodno iznenaditi
svoje posjetioce. Mladi svir-
ci pod vodstvom svojih zboro-
vodja Pave Twice Celinscak
nam janice, da &c koncert BIZ
ii ma visini i da &c biti ugod-
nog raspolozenja "a svakoga.
Koncert &c Sc odrzati ma
sam dan Uskrsa, t. j. u ne
djelju, Cog travnja (aprila)
1853, u 8 sati ma vecer, u
dvorani Hrvatskog Narodnog
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
VeIiki g|azbeni koncert odrzat &c Sc
U Farre||u u nedjeIju ma 1909 apri|a

Farrell, Pa. Odsjek broj 1926 H.BZr gnijezdo Po-
mlatka br 100 nhov omladinsk amburaski zbor Sloga
prireduju veik koncertn program koj odrzat
dielu 1909 aprIa 1853, Hrvatskom Domu Staunton
Street, Farrell Pa. Koncert ee poceti sat vecer.
Madi tamburask zbor "Sloga' ce izvadjau koncertni
program ko &c sasoja cd sasvm novh tocaka glaz-
be- pjesama plesova Nhov nov plesac bit &c obuceni
IL potpuno kostime Zbor "Sloga" sada sasto cd
3s clanova, so e epa grupa madh djecaka djevojcca
Uz epi program kojeg cemo veceri imat takodjer
mati cemo naseg pocasnog costa glavnog govornika,
brata Martina Krasca, glavnog baganka Hrvaske Brat
ske Zajednce il Pittsburgh, Pa.
Poslje koncerta imati cemo Piles doljnjm klubskim
prostorjama kojeg &c svra Fred Husnk Jr njegovi
Vesel Tamburas IL Farrella Nih sada moze cuti
Ike nedee preko radio stanice WPIC. Sharon Penna,
100 Kilocyces.
Pozivljemo canove prijatee mlade stare IL bill
daleka, da posjete veceri sto vecem brou,
pa da Sc nauziju ijepog koncerta plesne zabave
U ime zajednickog odbora unapred pozdrav-
liam Dobro dosli!
Emil Bossick izvestitelj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
G|asoviti TamburaSki zbor "S|oqa" IL
FarreI|a do|azi U Akron, Ohio, ma Uskrs

Akron O. - Hrvatsko- -Americk Klub prredjuje kon-
cerni program plesnu zabavu nedjeu Uskrs, Cog
apria 1858. Koncert pocima sata pose podne pies
73O vecer Croatian American Hall, 79s Grant ST.,
Akron Ohio.
Mas koncerni program &c zvadat vrlo dobro poznati
popularni omladinsk tamburask zbor "Sloga' il Farrell
Pa koji sastoj cd prlicno veike grupe cd malh
cih decaka djevojcca, ko sviraju pevaju pesu Ia
ko da in e divota gleda pozornc Oni pesu takove
plesove to ma vrlo umjeni nacin kakovih mi mozda u
Akronu okolici jos nismo nikada vide Ia nh oceniti
h Sc videti y
Stoga pozivjemo mas narod mjesta okolice da
posje koncertu poslje podne, ako sto plesnoj
zabavi vecer Vjerujemo da cete sv nauzit bit
dovoni ne &c b zao umjerene ulaznice Tako-
der po nasem obicaju gos ce bit podvoreni ukusnn
zagrskom dobrm napitkon Zato &c pobrinuti odbor
nasega Kluba.
to ime pozdravljamo klicemo Dobro nam
dosli!
Ia Priredvacki odbor - Anna Lolich izvjestitejica
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
Clarion Junior Tamburitzans prirediuie
VeIiki qIazbeni program ma Uskrs U H. 5.

Clarion, Mas mjesni omladnski tamburaski zbor
koji poznat pod imenon 'The ST. Clare Junior Tambu
ritzans koeg predvodi Mr. Donald E. Knezevc glazbeni
drekor cd Duquesne University Tamburza School of Mu
sic, odrzati &c godsn koncertn program nedjeu ma
Uskrs, 6. aprla 1858. Clarion High School.
Program &c poceti tocno sata posle podne ma ko-
jem ce mas mjesn omadnsk tamburask zbor takoder
nastupt kao nasi gos pesacka Kolo Gpa IL Coeburga
pod vodstvom Mr. Bernard Luletich omladinsd tambu-
rask zbor Junor Tamburzans) IL N S. Pittsburgha pod
vodstvom Mr.. John Gregurich
Poslije koncerta b &c docek vecera goste prja-
telje Hrvatskom Domu 241 Maple Avenue Claronu.
liza vecere sdt &c plesna zabava kou &c sirat tam
burask zbor "Lira Duquesne University Tanmy Alumni
Orchestra (bivs clanovi Duquesne Univ. Tamburzans
Uaznice "a koncert mogu kupit vratma vro
umjerenu cenu $10O odrasle po osob 25c djecu
Pozivljeno mas narod mjesta okolce, narcotic
ubelje glazbenh programa, da posete koncertu
poslje podne Clarion High School vecer Hrvatskom
Domu. - Svi ste dobro dosli!
Prir n1aGl.i
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
Predobjaya
West AuiS. Wis.

West Allis, Wis. - Drus-
two "Jednakost", odsjek 391
H.B.Z. imati &c veceru ples-
nu zabavu ma 26. aprila, pa
stoga umoljavamo sve nase
ostale organizaciie mjesta i
okolice, da toga dana ne pri-
redjuju svojih zabava iii bio
kakvih priredaba, da ne sko-
de sebi j mama.
Toliko "a 8 a d a do druge
prilike.
Mary G. Homes, tai.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
Donna ma Kathleen Street.

Donna na Kathleen Street.
Cisti prihod je namijenjen
izricito "a potrebe zborova,
koji mace ne uzivaju nikak-
viii posebnih podpora.
Pozivljemo sve Hrvate Sud-
burya okolice da mas svo-
jim posjetom pocaste. Dobro
nam dosli i ostali nasi prija-
telji drugih narodnosti. Svima
skupa topic preporucamo ma
Sc mlade svirce, koji samo uz
pomoc svih mas mogu napre-
dovati u svakom pogledu.
Uprava Tamburaskih
ZbOrOva
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
Grobiica staFa tli tisu(a
Godina

Grupa americkih arheologa
je nedaleko cd Pilosa u juz-
moi Grckoj otkrila jednu kra-
ljevsku grobnicu j jos jedno
krilo dvorca kralja Nestora,
sagradjenog prize 5000 go
dina!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

Utvaranje mozda napuhne
covjeka, ali nikad ga ne mo-
ze uzdici. - Ruskin
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
JuG0SLAvENSkA PUTllCkA AGENClJA

Putovanja Jugosaviju vekm PUTNlc-
KIM BRODOVdA svih kompanija. Takodersa najmoderni-
Jim avonims drektno Zagreb III Beograd P5te
patne informacje
saljemo Jugosaviju Pravimo AFIDEVITE ogtao
dobavljanje rodbne Jugosavje Prodaemo puns ass
putnike IL Jugosavija
Radimo nalm narodom Americi Cd 1905 godins
Pravmo punomoe ostale dokumente svakosne prsvode
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-13

205, was opened for traffic We'd
nesday. Construction was COM
pleted two weeks ago.
Minuez contractor has started
construction on a new bridge on
State Route lat at the Kennedy
farm near Batesville. Footers for
the concrete abutments have been
poured and the contractor ex-
poets to have the bridge COM
pleted before Thanksgiving. Ma
terial was moved in Saturday for
construction of the bridge on
State Route lat at the Ankrom
farm. Construction on this
bridge will begin in the near
future.
John Witten, sub-contractor for
the Minuez company, has footers
poured on the new bridge on
State Route 145, south of Road
Fork. An effort is being made
by the contractor to have the
three bridges completed before
winter.
State highway workers have
constructed 90 20 salt house
Continued on Page Two)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-13
Vets Day0bserved
In Caldwell Area

A large group of people was
in attendance Tuesday morning
at the annual Veterans Day pro-
gram in Caldwell. American
Legion commander V. G. He'd
dleson was in charge of the pro-
gram and parade at the public
square.
Invocation for the program
was given by Rev. James Mason.
This was followed by the Ma
tional Anthem by the Caldwell
high school band.
Principal speaker for the event
was Edmund James, local repre-
sentative to the Ohio General
Assembly. In his remarks, Rep.
James stressed that we should
pay tribute to those veterans
who are living today. He said
that all persons should have
equal rights, regardless of race
or religion.
A salute to the dead was given
with the firing squad of the
VIEW. in charge. Benediction
was given by Rev. Ira J. Bran
don, pastor of the First Church
of Christ, North street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-13
BruteIIosis Testinq
Program Slows Down
In Noble County

The brucellosis testing pro-
gram in Noble county is continu-
ing under the supervision of the
division of animal industry in
the state department of educa-
ton and the animal disease
eradication division of the U. S.
department of agriculture.
The testing program is com
pulsory, according to the pro-
scouting attorney, who referred
the farmers to section 941.2l
thru 94142 of the general code
with penalties listed under
941.99.
1t is also believed that some
Noble county farmers will not
be able to meet the deadline of
Dec. /, 1858, since they have
been postponing the testing of
their herds for some reason or
another. Although only a few in
number, they will slow down the
entire program.
If Noble county can be COM
pleted by December /, 1858, they
will still have the opportunity
to be in the first 25 percent of
counties in the state to be ''modi-
fled certified Brucellosis free"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-13
Traffic Injury Suit
Settled Out OF Court
By Former Residents

In two traffic injury suits
brought by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
w. Legraen, of Marietta, against
William Eagleson, also of Mari
eta, a compromise has been
agreed upon to end the case in
Washington county common
pleas court.
The suits grew out of a two
car crash June 10, 1855, when
the Eagleson car hit the rear of
the Legraen auto. Both Legraens
claimed they were injured. Mrs.
Legraen asked for S32,44o and
her husband sought $l4,5l4.92.
AS result of the compromise,
Mrs. Legraen withdrew her
motion for a new trial and her
husband withdrew his suit. Mr..
and Mrs. Legraen were repres-
ented by Erb, Metcalf and
Thomas. The Legraens are form
er residents of Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-13
Commissioners Release
Coal (ompany's Bond

Noble county road 46, south
of Dexter City, has been COM
pletely restored 10 its original
condition by the Peaker Run Coal
company, according to the Noble
county commissioners, following
their extensive use of this road
for coal operations.
The company had previously
posted a $4,000 bond that the
road would be restored to its
original condition and this bond
has now been released by the
board.
The board also voted to pur-
chase another 1000 tons of No.
As crushed limestone from the
King quarry at price of $l.70
per ton.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-13
Christmas Seal
Campaign Will
Officially Open

More than 1000 letters con-
tanning Christmas seals will be
placed in the mails this weekend
to officially open the annual
Christmas Seal campaign in
Noble county, according to Mrs.
Mildred Long, chairman of the
local drive.
In addition, there will be 100
bond letters mailed out to bust
ness firms in the county in this
annual solicitation by the Noble
county health association, headed
by Mrs. Frank Tarleton, presi-
dent, and John D. Wheeler,
executive secretary.
Mrs. Long pointed out that
"over million lives have been
saved since the first Christmas
seal was sold but we must now
see that no family is forced to
suffer the tragic effects of this
long-term chronic illness"
At least one or two Noble
countians are sent to the Rocky
Glen Sanatorium in McConnels-
vile for a check-up or eXamina-
ton and this service is paid by
the local association.
The money received must be
used for preventive program
and the Noble county society
makes every effort to meet its
obligations in this capacity.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-13
0NG Company Gets
Superior Rating On
Chemical inspection

Noble county Ambulance Com
pany, 112th Medical Battalion,
under the command of Capt.
Charles J. Coyle, received a
superior rating on the chemical
inspection made Wednesday on
the local ONG's equipment.
MasterlSgt. N. A. Rodgers, of
Ft. Knox, KY, conducted the
annual inspection which included
the company's gas masks and
respirators.
Major Andrew Tyndal, 737th
Ordinance Battalion, Newark,
completed a routine inspection
of the building and units main
tenance equipment. The local
company was commended by the
inspecting officer for the manner
which he found the building and
equipment.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-13
Six Pass Patrol TEST
For Drivers Permits

Six persons were successful in
passing their drivers examina-
tions, Monday, in Caldwell. One
passed his examination for oper-
ator's license, three for chauf-
feur's licenses one for school bus
drivers permit and one permit
to operate motor bike.
Larry Edward Allen, Caldwell
route 3, received operators lie
ense; Garry Lloyd Maxwell
Caldwell route 3, Joseph Edward
Love, Harriettsville route l and
Ralph H. Brumbach, Jr., Cald.
we'll route 2, received chauffeurs
licenses; James Harry Moore, o1
Summerfield, received a schoo,
bus drivers permit and Johr
Larrick, of Summerfield, re-
ceived a permit to operate 8
motor bike.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-13

election.
The Caldwell board at its
regular meeting Wednesday even
ing gave Supt. Clayton E. Smith
a two-year contract, expiring
July 81, 1860.
The salary schedule as pro-
vided by the board, set the new
superintendent's annual base pay
at $7,260. This would apply only
for the first year.
Mr.. Smith comes to Caldwell
from county school system and
will fill the vacancy created
when DR.. Charles E. Davis
resigned to accept a similar job
in the Cadiz schools.
During the past six weeks,
Lester Wheatley, retired school
superintendent, has very cap
ably filled this position for Cald-
well.
The newly-reconverted area
once the cafeteria, but now being
used for classrooms, will be
lighted to meet state standards
The contract for this improve
ment was awarded to Willis
Welch, Reinersville electrical con
tractor.
Several school matters were
discussed, including needed re-
pairs to the high school and ele'
mentary buildings.
The new superintendent was
advised that it would be his
responsibility to handle all the
schools administrative duties
and SO doing will relieve the
board of these matters.
Charles Dyer, school board
member, was authorized as E
delegate to attend a state educa.
tional meeting to be held il
Columbus.
Board members present at the
meeting were Hills Keeton
president, DR.. S. J. Doudna
Robert Lorenz, Fred Mcdonald
and Charles Dyer.
Mrs. Leighton Archer, board
clerk, also attended
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-13
Two Community Institutes Are Scheduled

with group singing, invocation
by Rev. John Sutton: minutes
of 1857 institute by Laura Nc
Mutt, secretary, talk by county
agent; principal speaker, Clar-
ence A. Gehrig.
At 1:30 p. m. there will be
music by school students; a
talk by Mrs. Knox, conserva-
ton school at Camp Muskin-
gum; talk by Mr.. Gehrig, a
film by A. Paul Jonard, as
sociate county agent; and re-
port of the nominating COM
mittee.
The evening program will
begin at 1880 p. m. with spec
ial music. A talk will be given
on conservation hints by farm
planner, Merle Marietta. Also
included in the evening ses-
sion will be reading by Mrs.
Edith McNutt, a talk by Mr..
Gehrig, a film by Floyd Hen
derson, county agent; and re-
port of the judging committee.
Three community Institutes
were held last week in Noble
county. They were at Carlisle,
Nov. 5; Sharon, Nov. 6; and
Jackson, Nov 7. Mr.. Wheeler
Welday, of Smithfield, Ohio,
was the guest speaker at each
of the three sessions at the
institutes held last week.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-13

degree of Bachelor of Science in
Journalism. While attending
Ohio University, Marshall was
president of Tau Kappa Epsilon
fraternity; secretary of Sigma
Delta Chi, professional journal
ism fraternity; member of
Alpha Epsilon Rho, radio honor
ary fraternity; news editor of
WOUI; a member of Inter-frat
ernity Council and Mems Gen
eral Court.
This past sumper I worked
as station manager of WOUB-
WOUI.
While working on his MASTER S
degree in Fine Arts, he is a grad
uate instructor in speech and
radio. He expects to complete
the requirements for an MIA in
February of 1859.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-13
Rev. Fred Eastman
TO Head Ministers

Rev. Fred N. Eastman, pastor
of the United Presbyterian
church, was elected president of
the Noble county ministerial as
sociation, Monday afternoon, at
their regular meeting held in the
Methodist church.
Rev Roy Wikander of the Bap-
tist church, was named first vice
president Rev. John Thompson,
of Pleasant City, second vice
president Rev Parker West,
secretary, and James Mason,
treasurer.
Plans were also completed for
the Union Thanksgiving service
which will be held at the Cald-
well Baptist church, Thanksgiv-
ing morning, Nov. 27, at 1000
o'clock. Rev. William Kathary
retired minister of Macksburg
will deliver the sermon.
A Union Christmas musical
program is also being planned by
Ira J. Brandon, Fred Eastman
and E. Parker West.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-13
New Superintendent
Here Resigns In
Protest III kmity

School Superintendent Clayton
S. Smith, along with three mem
bers of the Amity village school
board of education resigned in
protest over defeat at the polls
of a proposed merger with Mount
Vernon schools, according to a
wire service story.
In this instance, a defeat at
the polls lost Mr.. Smith one job
but gained him another for he
accepted the Caldwell job after
the proposed consolidation here
had been defeated in the same
election.
Members of the Amity village
school board had voted unani-
mously last December to annex
to Mount Vernon but the move
did not meet with approval OF
the voters.
Smith released a letter from
the state department of educa-
ton after Tuesdays election
when the proposed merger was
defeated, saying the state board
did not recommend the con-
tinuation of Amity high school.
The board members who re-
signed in protest to the voters
decision were President John
Minard, Vice President Edgar
Davis and John Scott. Two other
members remained on the board.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-13
Prince OF Peace
Winners Named
For Noble County

Barbara Jane Miley, of Mt
Ephraim, Wayne Watson, of Sar-
ahsville, and Joy Wells, of Cald-
well, were the three Prince of
Peace contest winners Sunday
afternoon and evening at pro-
grams held in the various
churches.
The three young people will
compete on county level at a
contest to be held the latter part
of November in Caldwell, accord
ing to Rev. E. Parker West, who
is chairman of the program.
At the Sarahsville Methodist
church on Sunday afternoon
Wayne Watson, son of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Alva Watson, received the
bronze medal. The other contest
ant was Miss Irene Bond, who
was named alternate. Mrs. Miley
Larrick and Mrs. Thomas Michel
son, teachers in the Buffalo
schools and John D. Wheeler, OF
Caldwell, were the judges.
At the Mt. Zion Lutheran
church, Sunday evening, Miss
Barbara Jane Miley, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miley, OF
Mt. Ephraim, was the winner
Larry Rutherford was selected
as the alternate. Miss Sally Mar.
tin was the other contestant
Judges were Miss Ellen Hannum
of Pleasant City, Hal Shaver ano
Janet Click, both students al
Muskingum college, New Con.
cord.
AT the Caldwell United Pres,
byterian church, there were siz
contestants. Miss Joy Wells
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
Wells, was judged the winner
and Miss Barbara Boyer, the
alternate.
The other contestants were
Diane Mcdonald, Lorraine Kalan
Sally Parks and Mary Jane Slay
Lester Wheatley, Mrs. Ear
Day and Mrs G. B. Taylor, all 0:
Summerfield, were the judges.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-13
Candidates ToFiIe
Expense Accounts
Prior To Dec. ~

Noble countians who were vic
torious and those who were de-
feated in the general election
have As days in which to file
statements of receipts and eXpen-
ditures.
The deadline, under Ohio law,
at 400 p. m. December 19, applies
also to committees or groups
which supported or opposed
candidates or issues. Those who
had no receipts or expenses are
required to file sworn statements
to that effect.
Statements of candidates for
county offices and issues within
the county are filed with Clerk
Harry G. Richcreek of the Noble
county election board.
A candidate who fails to file
such statements within the re-
quired time is disqualified from
becoming candidate in any
future election for period of
five years. Certificates. Of cleo
ton shall not be issued by the
board or secretary of state until
this law has been complied with.
Every expense in excess of
$25 must be vouched for by a
receipted bill, stating the pur-
pose of the expenditure.
Deadline for the filing of any
recount at the local board was
Wednesday, Nov. IL. Since the
official election figures did not
vary from the unofficial tally,
the board had not anticipated
any recount requests.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-13
CITED INTO COURT

Paul H. Brooker, l9, Of Water
ford, has been cited into court
at Caldwell, by the state patrol
on a charge of failing to yield the
right of way. The patrol said
Brooker backed from a driveway
into the path of a car driven by
John o. Curtis, 19, of Sycamore
Valley. The accident occurred at
10:45 p. M, Sunday on State
Route 145, five and half miles
north of the Washington Noble
county line.
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president, and Don Leonard, of
Brookfield township, secretary
treasurer.
The meeting was called to
order by President Albert Hupp.
Minutes of the Oct. meeting
and a special session held on
Oct. %, were read and ap-
proved.
Board members present were
Albert Hupp, Mrs. Glenn Iams,
Mrs. Glade Manifold, Mrs. Frank
Radcliffe, Richard Briggs, Elmer
Miller, David Beckett, Blaine
Way, Glen King, Don Leonard,
Andrew Crum, and Carl Carper,
organizational director.
This was the first meeting
attended by Carl Carper, organ
national director for Noble,
Guernsey, and Washington coun-
ties. Carper replaces Beman
Miller, who has served as organ
national director for the past
three years. Miller has accepted
similar position in Trumbull
and Ashtabula counties.
After the regular business
session, membership for the vari-
Gus committees was discussed
with Mr.. Carper. 1t was decided
that the appointments would be
made at later date.
The next regular meeting will
be held Thursday, Dec. 4.