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The Detroit tribune., 1958-11-15


Lutheran Serviee-
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By ONE OF THE PROTESTANT MINISTERS. OUR
CONVERSATION STARTING WITH THREE OF The
MINISTERS. WAS ABOUT AS FOLLOWS
HAVE HAD THE DISTINCTION or BEING DIS
MISSED FROM BOTH THE MOTHER CHURCH AND
BRANCH CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST.
THIRTY YEARS APART PERFORMING LUTHER
ROLES WHICH THE ELDERS COULD NOT TAkeI
THE MARTyRDoM or ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND
THE CLOSE or THE CIVIL WAR CONCLUDED IHe
APPRENTICESHIP OF GODS HIGHEST REPRE-.
SENTATIVE SINCE CHRIST JESUS THE REV. MARY
BAKER EDDY GODS SECOND MARY, GREATEST
MARY. WOMAN. INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES.
WHOSE MAN CHILD tsPiRITUAL), Revelation H.
WOULD RULE ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD or IRON!
AND GODS 'DlcTATIoN TO MRS. EDDY THERETO.
IN THE APOCALYPSE OF THE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK. p s6s-coD's MASTERPIECE.
SAVIOUR PROTECTOR LIBERAToR OF ALL BIBLES
FROM THE DEVILS ADAMevE SPIRITUAL
ADULTERY, MYTHOLOGY!
CHRIST, GODS IDEA WILL EVENTUALLY RrlE
ALL NATIONS AND PEoPLEs-iMPERATIvElY
ABSOLUTELY. FiNALlY-WTH DIVINE SCIENCE!
THE COMFORTER. EVEN THE HOLY GHOST" WHO
IS TEACHING US ALL THINGS, FULFILLING GODS
AND JESUS PROMISE TO THAT WICKED AND
ADuLTERous GENERATION" WHO COULD NOT
BEAR" A COMPLETE AND FINAL REVELATION
IMPERATIVE FOR THE HEALING OF The
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AT THIS POINT, REV. oLDsEN AND THE WRITER
WERE LEFT ALONE. THE OTHER TWO MINISTERS
LEAVING
BEFORE THEY LEFT, WE GAVE THE MINISTER'S
AND REV. oLDsEN SKELETON COPIES or THE
DETROIT TRIBUNE land OUR REPRINTs), TOUCH
INC UPON OUR COLUMN ON
THE P0PE'S PASSING ON. AND CARDINAL
MOONEY. TOO THINKING SUFF0CATl0NS
THE DEVIL STARVING THEM OF
THE IMPERATIVE cHRIsT's SECOND COMING"
AND GODS SECOND MARY GREATEST MARY
THESE TWO INCOMPATIBLE, MODERN WIT
NEssEs BEING IMPERATIVE TO CAST OUT THE
DEVILS OF THESE TINES WITH THE THREAT OF
WARS, AND RUMoRs OF WARS, AND THE IMPERATIVE
NEED TO EFFECT THE HEALING OF THE
NATloks'l-Revelaiion-AN AWAKENING, APPRE
HENsloN OF, THE REAL, Externally HARMON
loUs. sUPER.sATURATED. oMNPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE. UNINvADABLE!
BEFORE LEAVING ONE OF THE MINISTER'S PAID
US A NICE COMPLIMENT RELATIVE TO OUR MIND!
BUT you DEAR READERS KNOW THAT WE
AckNoWLE EDGE GOD. THE ONLY ONE REAL, SANE
MlNDs IN. AND OF. THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE!
WHEN GIVING THE MINISTERS THE SKELETON
COPIES OF THE DETROIT TRIBUNE. WE EXPLAINED
THAT IT HAS BEEN OPERATING FOR TEN YEARS
WITH COST OF HALF A MILLION TO DATE. COSTING
$1,000 WEEK TO PUBLISH 5000 COPIES; THAT
IT HAD BEEN REsURREcTED FROM THE DEAD,
FORMERLY BANKRUPT NEGRO WEEKLY BY THE
SAME NAME THAT THE PAPER PERFORMS
B.RAcAL MARTIN LUTHER ROLE IN THE CON-
TEXT OF THE SECOND COMING or CHRIST" AND
JESUS TOO, VOID OF HIS HUMAN IDENTITY
THE FLESH, THE MORTAL THOUGHT OF MARY!
THE ASCENSION. FOREvERMORE. LIBERATED
JESUS or ALL ASPECTS OF THE ANTi-cHRIST
ADAM.EvE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL
HUMAN PARENTHooD! AND IT'S 'FLEsH-vsIBLE
MORTAL THOUGHT
REVEREND oLDsEN.
WE HAVE SUPPORTED billy GRAHAM
TO THE EXTENT OF $500 OVER A
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The Detroit tribune., 1958-11-15
YEAR-Alp- -ollE-aAlF. but DIsAeRlE sHARPlV

YEAR-Alp-0llEAAlF. But DISAGREE SHARPLY
WIN SOME OF US JME0locY:
~ IS PERFORMING A GOOD JOHN vhe eApIIsI
ROLE ~ THE CONTEXT o. PROTESTANT EvAN0el'
IsM~ He AND HIS STAFF ENJOY OUR oBseRvA-
TloN THAT eilLVs DOING A GOOD Joe. soFTefelNc
Up THE DEVILS ADAMS AND EYES sos we
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS CAN GO TO WORK oM !n.sM !...s
BUT SUCH VIEWS As CONE FORTH FROM MuCh
or THE cLEAcY--sF you REJECT CHRIST JESUS.
you ARe ASKING FOR AN ETERNITY OF HELIl
ARE ABSURD!
WHO IS TO SAY WHEN SAUL OF TARsus IS TO
THAT TAKES PLACE IN GODS PSYCHOLOGICAL
MOMENT!
WE HAVE SAID TO
ORAL ROBERTS: you ARE DOING A
WONDERFUL WORK. REACHING MILLIONS:
READYlNc THEM FOR OUR ADVANCED INsIRue''
TioN YOU ARE. HOWEVER. FULFILLING GODS
AND JESUS. AND MRS. EDDYs PROPHECY OF
TWO GENERATIONS AGO. THAT IN THE 10Th
CENTURY THANKS TO THE SECOND COMING
OF THE CHRIST THE HOLY GHOST HEALING. ~
THE NAME OF CHRIST, WOULD BE COMMON
PRACTICE
BUT you PEOPLE WILL COME TO US EITHER
HERE OR HEREAFTER FOR THE COMPLETE. PURE.
CHRIST. TRUTH WHICH MAKES FREE'-cHRsT
JESUS BEING THE NO. I CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST!
MRS. EDDY FREQUENTLY STATED HER
POSITION: FOLLOW YOUR LEADER ONLY so FAR
AS SHE FOLLOWS CHRIST!
KEvEkENO, fk60OENIIr hnOSi SAS S%NO V~s'e
THAT
ALL NON CHRIST SCIENTISTS ARE SAUlS
OF 1ARSUS IN VARYING DEGREES
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL I. NOT IN OBVIOUS
WIcKEDNEss, BUT m INVOLUNTARY ERRoRD.
REV. oLDsEN PROMISED TO PHONE US AND
ARRANGE PERSONAL VISIT WHEN AGAIN IN THE
CITY WE HAVE HIS MAILING ADDRESS.
The Scripture reading: Ephesisns 6:lo-2o. Read and
study II with c. S. textbook
The PRAYER FOR OUR COUNTRY: from Reformation
Service progrsm)
GOD BLESS OUR NATIVE LAND"
II. Cary, H43
God Bless our native land
Firm may she stand
Through storm and night;
When the wild tempests rave
Ruler Of wind and
Do Thou country
BY Thy great might
-BrAa
For her our prayer shall rise
To God above the skies;
On Him wait;
Thou who art nigh.
Guarding with wafehfvl eye,
To Thee aloud cry,
God ihs Ssstsi
The Detroit tribune., 1958-11-15

God Bless our native land
Firm may she ever stand
Through storm and night
When the wild tempests rave,
Ruler Of wind and wave
Do Thou our country save
BY Thy great might!
For her our prayer shall rise
To God above the skies;
On Him we wait;
Thou who art ever nigh,
Guarding with wafehfvl eye,
To Thee aloud we cry,
God, save ihs Ststsl
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-30

Near Damascus. succo rambler bedrooms, mod
kitchen, living oil hot wafer heat large garage
MI Airy. 2-sfoy frame. white shingles, storm windows,
bedrooms, bath, living room, dining large kitchen,
oil heat and $500
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-30
BUYING IS EASIER NOW

Loan funds are more plentiful. I. FILA.
terms are surprisingly easier. +. Many good
houses have good loans which may be assumed.
Tell US your desires and chances are we can
find the house you want at less cash invest
ment than you believed possible.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-30
DAMASCUS INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE AGENCY
DAMASCUS maryland
Williams Reuhor S.
cleur~ut cleor~oe
O. iIomssu
ceurwute
Jerry 7. williams, Reulfor
Clearwater 3-2ll6
o. {. WiIliums, Salesman
Clearwater 3-221s

Near Damascus. with stream Of wafer bedrooms
brick and stone rambler, large living with picture
window. stone fireplace. dining room. large Kitchen oil
heat w bath. large recreation foom....~... $2s.5oo
Damascus. VI acre. new brick and frame, 3 bedrooms. w
BATH large living with picture window large kitchen
with but-n stove and and refrigerator dining
oil heat, fireplace breezewoy and garage full basement
$2350o
Damascus brick rambler, bedrooms Va BATH large v-
ing fireplace dining room kitchen. knoty pine den.
screened porch oil heat full basement. $265oo
Near Damascus. VI acre. brick rambler, bedrooms.
full bath large living stone freplace kitchen full
Basement Io.SOO
Woodfeld. brick rambler. bedrooms w bath. living
room. fireplace, picture window Kitchen dining area
garage recreation oil heaf.....-.,.... $4,000
WoodfeId. bedrooms. W BATH two-stoY sfucco living
dining room, large Kitchen small den double garage
shade trees space oil $l3.250
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-30
Welcome, Acc Employees
Some Of Our Muny Listings:

Some Of Our Muny Listings:
ROCKCREST = 3 bedrooms, dining room, base
ment brick Cape Cod $12,35O. $3.50 down on
FILA. terms.
ROCKCREST - 4 bedrooms asbestos single at a
low price. S11s5OO on FILA. terms or assume
present loan. h
TWINBROOK FOREST - Anniversary model, 2
bedrooms, exp, carport fenced lot wall oven, etc.,
100000 down, $88 mo. $4,000.
TWINBROOK = bedrooms 2 baths, full base
ment. 100000 cash. assume CT loan.
ROCKVILLE - story, 5 room house, neat as
pin. $500. $4,000 down, low monthly pay
mentS.
TWINBROOK - bedrooms expandable to A, a
very low down payment will put you in this nice
home with big fenced yard.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-30
Herbert S. Hyott, Insurance
Clearwater 3-21O3

Near Damascus. bedrooms stone and brick rambler large
living stone fireplace. picture window, dining
large Kitchen oil heat. full BATH breezeway and garage
tul basement.. $zooUU
Damascus. corner lot bedrooms full BATH sembungaow
suoco living ROOM dining room. kitchen. full basement oil
heat nice location. white board fence Approximately "a
acre 5ooO
Damascus bedrooms. frame, expondabIe attic living
ROOM dining ROOM Kitchen full basement full BATH oil
heat. corner lot approximately "a acre~....-$i6soo
Damascus bedrooms brick and stucco living ROOM fire.
place. full BATH large kitchen with dining area oil heat
full basement screened
Near Damascus acres with room 2-sto frame house.
bedrooms, full bath, living room, dining room, Kitchen
oil space heaters.. 10000
Damascus brick rambler; bedrooms modern Kitchen
large living ROOM oil hot water heat full basement closed
in side $24,5oo
Also Lot and Farm for sale.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-30

Some Of Our MunY Listings:
ROXBORO - bedrooms fireplace, small screened
porch. S13s5OO. Name your own terms on
this one.
NEAR ROCKVILLE = New A bedroom brick
rambler on 70 acre lot $25,950.
ROCKVILLE - Totally renovated, spacious mod
ern home on large lot. bedrooms 2 baths. mod
ern kitchen, den, partial basement. S24y95O.
ROCKVILLE - Custom-buit 2 bedroom, ~
bath brick home in finest location. Large screened
porch, garage, other fine features. S26,5OO.
ROCKVILLE - bedroom older home, excellent
condition. on large lot in West End. Detached
garage. S20,5OO.
ROCKVILLE - One of the finest homes in the
city. bedrooms, den 215 baths, basement ga
rage large lot. S32,50O.
ROCKVILLE - Nearly new, spacious brick RAM
bier, 3 bedrooms 2 baths finished recreation room,
huge basement S25,5OO
, 1958-06-30
and FRIDAY
Marti presents:
FRIENDLY PERSUASION"

in Glorious Colorsl
Gary Cooper. Anthony Perkins,
Dorothy Mcclure. Maiorie Main,
Robert Middleton
Hear: Pat Boon singing Friendly
Persuasion" You'll love Saman-
tina, the goose!
Friendly Persuasion" a rare
blend Of Comedy, driving action
and intense Drama, is the story of
a charming, peace-loving family,
that finds its happiness and secur-
ity endangered by the Civil War.
LOOK Magazine said: Fresh, joy
full, exciting a picture the
whole family can enjoy!".
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-06-30
DEMOCRATS -.

In attendance at the meeting
besides the Insular Committee
members were National Com
nitteeman Ralph ~PaieWonsky.
Senators Aubrey A. Anduze
and Ron de Lugo.
A special committee COM
posed of Henry E. Rohlsen and
Frederick Dorsch of the Chris
tiansted a n d Frederiksted
branches and Leslie Moorhead
of the St. Thomas group, was
designated to work out cam
paign strategy at the grass
roots" level.
@E-
, 1958-06-30
NOTICE

sell at Manning Bay Race almost completed for produc
Track on the 4 July 1858 must ing various materials from
get Gate Permit from JONES hagasse. The work has been
BAR before July 3, 1858 PM. carried on by the firm of w. R
, 1958-06-30
WEST INDIES

common market, and the pro-
posed free trade areas; and
Arrangements for Common
wealth consultation on econo-
mic matters.
, 1958-06-30
without disrobing


Grace which, after many years
Of research, has finally solved
the problem of the regulation
Of quality involved in the con-
version of bagasse.
The company's experiments
wi tn bagasse have been so sue
%cessful that t h e products
manufactured will be of better
quality than those produced
from wood pulp.
, 1958-06-30
JoNKEY CLUB

...##1s. -#"#- .a
suiar Department of Social
Welfare for emergency loans.
It was extremely difficult for
the Jonkey Club to make its
decisions when SO m a n y
worthy causes needed assist
ance and they expressed the
hope next year to have a larg-
er amount to distribute so that
they can extend assistance to
those they we're not able to
help this year.
, 1958-06-30

-
least As days prior to the consu
nation Of such negotiated dis
posal."
The act transferred to the
Virgin Islands Corporation the
power generating facilities
here, but provided that free
power be supplied to t h e
armed forces by either the Cor
poraticn or whoever buys the
facilities UP to 1869.
The Home Journal
, 1958-06-30
w E D N E S D A Y

w E D N E S D A Y
at 500 and $50 pm
Big Double Feature Day ]!
fit No I
international Pictures presents:
"Rrc GRANDF"
John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara,
Chill Wills. J. Carol Naish
Victor McLaglen, & the
Sons of the Pioneers
This is the breath-taking Saga OF
the u. S. Cavalry!
LIT No
international Pictures presents:
STRANGE ADVENTURE"
Joan Evans, Ben Cooper,
Maria English, Steve Wayne
Filmed in CALIFORNIA;
High Sierras!
Thrills, tense Action, Dramatic
Suspense!
It Will Pleasure You in a
Hundred Ways!!
Also Latest World Wide News
, 1958-06-30

Enrol Flynn, Alexis Smith,
Jack Carson, Charles W%inninger
The fabulous story of a fabulous
Prize Fighter, James ]. Corbett.
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-06-30

Then Just come in and lie
and relax while you reduce.
Should You Desire . regular re-
dyeIng and mussoging services IT'S
A FULL HOUSE FOR FULL SERVICE:
Mechanical and vibrotory Massage,
-tx- ~%
, 1958-06-30
PUERTO RICO

projects. The first is a $4K mil
lion paper factory; the second
a factory which will produce
cardboard materials for panels
and walls, while the third fac
tory will manufacture other
products from this raw mate
rial. This program is compile
mentary to the new $40 mil
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22
Three Injured In
Accident Sunday

Three men were injured about
$50 p. m, Sunday, according to
the Cambridge state patrol, when
the convertible in which they
were riding went out of control
and crashed into a tree and
fence, throwing all three from
the car. The accident occurred
on SR 313, approximately three
miles west of Senecaville.
Raymond L. Offutt, %, of
Buffalo, driver Of the car, lost
control of the vehicle while
driving across a bridge. Passeng-
ers in the car were Harry M
Moore, 20, Caldwell route 2, and
Fred NJ. Oliver, %, Buffalo.
Moore sustained a fracture Of
the right foot, decorations of the
head and arm. Oliver received a
cracked shoulder and abra ions
Of TIE right arm. Offutt received
decorations Of the face, arms and
legs. They were admitted to
Guernsey Memorial hospital and
dismissed after treatment.
The front end Of the vehicle
was demolished. Offutt was cited
by the patrol for driving left Of
center
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22
Cigarette, Malt
Licenses Expire
Monday, May Is

Noble County Auditor C. R.
Atkinson announced today the
expiration date for 1957-58 retail
cigarette licenses is Monday,
May 26. Dealers who have not
secured renewals are advised
that all licenses expire as of
that date.
A change in the law now
makes it compulsory for dealers
to secure the licenses at the office
of the county auditor. Always in
previous years, renewals were
mailed from the auditors office
to the dealers when requested.
However, a change in filing
procedure to comply with the
state law, has made it necessary
for the dealers to apply for the
licenses in person. No application
forms will be mailed this year
Auditor Atkinson stated that
the same situation applies to
holders of malt licenses in the
county.
To comply with the law, retail
cigarette and malt dealers must
have in their possession 1858 SO
licenses on Tuesday, May 27, the
auditor explained.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22
Four New Homes
Continued From Page u

Continued From Page u
to Caldwell. Ed Nau is building
this new home for the Danfords.
The fourth home is that for
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane King in
Florence, north of Caldwell.
Cy Boyd is constructing this
new home near the Lawrence
King stone quarry works.
Announcement was also made
that the local Odd Fellows lodge
plan to construct new cement
sidewalk completely around their
building on the corner of North
and West streets. This will in
clude Ralston's Rexall store.
The commercial building under
construction by Crock & Schafer
in Olive is progressing rapidly.
The main portion Of this build
ing will be the new location of
super market under the man
agement of Charles Irwin, who
is now located in the Odd Fel-
lows building.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22

1lOOr.
The other bills were as fol-
lows.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ullman, gen
eral, administering hypo. to
T.B. patient, $1,000; Stakalta
Mfg. Co., general, 100 applica-
tions for vendor license, $3.50;
Columbus Blank Book Co., gen
eral, inheritance tax forms,
$11.00; Journal, general, erasers
for treasurer, 5000; Ohio Office
Supply Co., general, adding ma
chine paper, $12.07; Journal,
general, supplies for probate
judge, $6.25; Lee Lox Mfg. Co.,
general, carbon paper, $4.02.
John H. Snyder, general, post
age, $1.59; Journal, general, rib
bon for clerk of courts, $1.05;
William Wells, general, hauling,
$6.25; Independent Towel Supply
Co., general, towel service,
SLIPS; B. and B. Shell Service,
general, gasoline, $1.19; Corner
Hardware, general, grass shears,
spray and sprayer, $l6.22; West
ern Auto Associate Store, gen
eral, mower etc, S78.67; Evilsiz-
er's Plumbing, general, water
cooler and electric light, $342.51;
Journal, general, two clipboards
for sheriff, $3.40.
Yep Mfg Co., general, 10 gall
Ions, &c concentrate for sheriff,
1925; Lorenz Hardware, gen.
eral, supplies for sheriff, $34.60;
Charles E. Clark, general, techni-
cal services, $500; Caldwell
Motors, Inc, general, sherlffs
account, $13335; Hayes Service
Station, general, sheriff's ac
count, February and April,
$237.03; VIM. A. Holmin Corp,
general, megaphone, $90.67; Ster-
ling Oil Division, general,
sheriff's account, $4.35; Colley
Insurance Agency, general, insur-
ance on Playground buildings,
$l98.43; Gillespie's Drugs, gen
eral, TB medicine, $150.
Homer Weldon, road and
bridge, maintenance of county
roads, $4,802.95; payroll, gen
eral, $l,26218; road and bridge,
$4,000; relief, $264.00; total
$1,976.18.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22
Democrats

Continued From Page ~
tive committee are Frank Wood
ford, Frank VanFleet, Glen
Dutton, Everett Cunningham
Woodrow Boyd, Clarence Nor
rison and John F. Skienar.
The Democratic central COM
mitteemen in Noble county in
clude; Ed. Schell, Archie Van
Fossen, Roy Mason, Glenn Dut-
ton, Everett Cunningham, George
Lawrence, Clarence Morrison.
Wayne Mallett, Charles Bonar,
Clyde Wharton, Robert McPeek,
Carl Miley, Harold Shocking
Howard Wharton, Brady Archer,
Frank VanFleet, Owen McCune.
A. f. Perkins, Frank Estadt,
William Lahue, Harry Sanford
Cain Archer, Denver Schell
Clyde Teeters, Glenn Waller
John F. Sklenar, Woodrow Boyd
and Frank Woodford.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22
Memorial Doy
Continued From Page y

Continued From Page -
The parade will move around
the public square and then pro
ceed to Olive cemetery where
the program will be held.
John D. Wheeler will serve as
master of ceremonies. The in
vocation will be given by Rev.
James Mason, pastor of the Free
Methodist church.
The annual memorial day
address will be given by Rep.
Edmund G.. James, after which
he various patriotic organiza-
ions will honor the soldiers of
all wars by placing flowers at
he base of the memorial.
Following the benediction by
Rev, Mason, there will be a
salute by the VIEW. firing
squad honoring those who lost
their lives, followed by taps.
The parade will then return
to Caldwell but pause at the
Olive bridge across Duck creek
to pay tribute to those who lost
their lives at sea.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22
PeeFeGti8e9

Continued From Page y
e.aaa for the coming school year.
4roup | viii include grades six,
seven and eight. Group 2 will
include grades nine, ten, eleven
and twelve.
This will also be held four
nights week on Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday
with the lower three grades
having two nights and the four
higher the next two nights.
This program will be held on
the outdoor basketball court at
the grade school and in the event
of inclement weather at the high
school gym.
Mr.. Scott said that registration
for grades six, seven and eight
would be held at the high school
gym Monday, May 26 at $3.50
p. m. and for the upper four
grades on Tuesday, May q al
$50 p, m.
The evening activities will in.
clude basketball, shuffleboard
dancing, volley ball, etc.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22
Contract Awarded

Continued From Page u
the contracting company. Robert
Harrison, warehouSeman for
Texas Eastern Corp, is making
his headquarters in the Pearl
Blake building on Cumberland
street.
Estimates given for the time
to complete the job range from
eight to nine weeks. Permission
for the extension of the line was
granted by the Federal Com
nunications Commission, Wash
ington, D. c. Last summer the
federal agency allocated only a
certain amount of material for
the line and this was insufficient
to complete the project. The line
will tie-in with the Athens COM
pressor station which was a part
of the original plans.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22

1t. Col. and Mrs. Lawrence
w. Schrader and son, Larry, of
Loring Air Force Base, Maine,
arrived in Caldwell Saturday
for a visit with Mrs. Schrader's
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Racey Of Playground street.
Mrs. I'll. A. Cutler and daugh-
ter, Alice, of Cliff Road, visited
Friday evening with the for
mer's sister, Miss Florence Reed
of McConnelsville, who is a patti
ent in the Bethesda hospital,
GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Webber and
daughter, Wendy Sue, of Cleve-
land, spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. c.
Webber, of Dexter City.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22
Mrs. Roy Seomster Released

was found guilty of turning in
the middle of a street and also
for parking too close to the high
way" Council replies: "She
turned around in the middle of
the street as she had done on
previous occasions, and in such
a manner to continue to ploW
with her bumper into grassy
bank, which is public property.
In her process of turning around
she drove her car in such reck-
less manner that the marshal
had to leap backwards to avoid
being struck and also a woman,
mother of two, had to dash to
safety"
Notation to Journal. Your
headline could very easily have
read: "Irate Motorist defies all
laws, mother of two struck down
on Mothers Day"
Council further states she was
not fined for parking too close
to the highway, but on state
law for disobeying direct order
of a police officer. Other two
counts not listed which con-
sisted of disobeying an order to
proceed to and to stop at the
town house, and again when
failing to stop when being pur-
sued by a police car with red
light flashing and siren wailing.
Mrs. IS" 'The fine in each case
is no less than one dollar and no
more than five dollars" Council
replies: Penalty for violation of
this section Of state law is not
to exceed fifty dollars. Penalty
on old existing ordinance for
"U" turn violation not less than
five dollars, no more than
twenty five dollars"
Mrs. "S' Il don't think ordin-
ances should be passed out of
spite Council replies: when
two lanes of traffic are parked
close to that intersection and
Route 81, it is very dangerous
and hazardous for other motor
vehicles to enter between them.
1t would be difficult and almost
impossible for a fire truck to
enter into that street since that
is the only accessible one in that
part of the village"
Mrs. IS" You are mother of
four children and we understand
you are attending school with
the hopes of some day becoming
a teacher of other mothers chill
1ren. The question arises in our
minds, and we are wondering
while on your way to Sunday
Worship, and while standing IN
he very shadow of your church,
lid you consider it proper and
lignified ito defiantly inform an
Individual (by your own admis-
ion) ITO Please Go To H-?'
Mrs. IS" Il think you can
fight city hall". Council replies;
What are you fighting for Mrs.
"S"? The right to disregard and
defy all laws and endanger the
lives of law abiding citizens?"
Signed by: The Belle Valley
Village Council