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Evening star., 1958-07-08

of so-called liberal leaders of
the county who are urging de-
feat Of the referendum be-
cause it would put the county
board campaign at the same
time as the national races. In
evensnumbered years.
The liberals fear such a plan
would pave the way for Dem
ocratic and Republican candi-
dates to try for board seats
on the strength of their ma
tional party tickets, especially
in presidential election years.
In recent years, County
Board elections have been
dominated by local nonpartisan
groups.
In other business at the
|G. o. p. committee meeting
last night at Broyhill Audito-
rum, David H. Gordon. COM
mittee chairman, made the fol-
lowing appointments:
Policy Committee - James
Berkey, Dave Donaldson. Ben
ME Fletcher, Col. ]. Fuller
Groom, Mrs. Irma Heiss, Levin
MacC Cracker, Colin MacPher-
son. Mrs. Helen Young and Ad-
miral Preston v. Mercer. Mr..
Gordon will serve as chairman.
Precinct Organization Com
mittee-Mrs. Irma Heiss and
Quentin Burgess, cochairmen
for North and South Arlington,
respectively, and Mrs. Opal
Evans, Miss Sue Washburn.
Ron Madsen. Mrs. Theresa
Legner and Ben zurun, area
chairmen. @
Evening star., 1958-07-08

ton in Arlington County Hos
pital.
Sergt. Lee said Ellis. who had
been out of work for four years,
returned to the apartment last
night to pick up his clothes.
Mrs. Ellis had planned to see
a lawyer about the separation
today, Sergt. Lee said.
Sergt. Lee said there had
been no sign of disturbance in
the apartment itself. The
couple was described by neigh
bors as quiet" he said.
Ellis formerly had worked at
the Defense Department. Mrs.
Ellis is a clerk in the Columbia
pike Office of the Old Domin-
ion Bank, They had been mar.
ried for 10 years.
Evening star., 1958-07-08

Prince Georges County Little
League AIl-Stars win play for
a brand-new baseball trophy
tomorrow.
Antagonists In the mite
sized classic are the All-Star
teams Of the Green Meadows
West Hyattsville Boys Club
League and the Mount Rainier
Brentwood Boys Club League.
Game time is 8 pm. tomor-
row. The playing field Is the
Thomas Stone Park In Queens
town, Md.
The championship game is in
its third year, but for the FIRST
time the winning league team
will have more than personal
satisfaction to show for its
efforts.
The winner will take q gleam-
ing trophy, donated by the
c e. w sporting goods store
Of Hyattsville. to brighten its
clubhouse. The FIRST team to
win 1t three times gets to
keep 1t.
West HyattsviIIe a Winner
West Hyattsville has won the
last two games, but q team
scout sees strong opposition
bent on revenge shaping UP in
Mount Rainier.
Looking over the strikes and
balls viii be the umpire who
served last year-Roy Nelson.
of the District Soft Ball Asso-
citation.
Billy Plumb. assistant cou1-
selor of the Green Meadows
West Hyattsville Boys Club,
says his team is confident Of
victory, even though all Of last
years starters are gone. There
may be weak spots in our play
because Of this" he admits.
1t was his l1-year-old son.
Bruce. who last year pitched
a sensational 30 shutout
against Mount Rainier.
West Hyattsville Coaches
Tim Major and Earl Lindsey
have nodded their team from
the 10 clubs in the league. They
are Lewisdale B-1. Lewisdale
BE-, Avondale. Buck Lodge.
West Hyattsville Lyons. West
Hyattsville Tigers, Parklawn,
University Park, HyattSville
and the Green Meadows Yanks.
Hyattsville Lineup
The Hyattsville all-star start
ing lineup includes:
Carl Mcintosh, Lewisdale B.
2 pitcher: Ed Deitenthal
Lewisdale B-1, catcher; Mike
Kaminski, Avondale, first base;
Bruce Aret, Buck Lodge, Sec
ond; Dale Burkett, Hyattsville
/ Tigers, third: Jim Thewanger
Hyattsville, shortstop; Jim Per-
rus, Parklawn, leftfleld; Nelson
Reid, Green Meadows, right
field; Darrell Richards, Hyatts-
vile Lions, centerfeld. Bob
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pedals comfortably, Mr.. Dirksen
has had to sit atop boards.
However. on the new console
either organist can adjust the
pedals hydraulically to any
level he chooses.
The new console will not af-
feet the music of the present
organ. However. it will con-
tain numerous extra controls
intended for the huge instru-
ment the Cathedral plans even
tually to install to serve is
expanded area and take adj
vantage of chronological i'm
provements in organ design.
Between now and September
a small, portable organ will be
used during rites at the
Cathedral.
Evening star., 1958-07-08
Golf Bolts Contact

CHICAGO.-The face Of a
golf club is in contact with a
high-compression golf bali only
about 4il0.0o0ths Of q second
or a distance Of about three
fourths Of an inch. A medium
compression ball remains in
contact with the club face for
a distance Of about ia inches.
Evening star., 1958-07-08
Arlington COP. Books
BiennioI Boord Election

Arlington County's Republican
Executive Committee last night
voted in favor of biennial elec-
tion of County Board members.
The committee adopted a
resolution urging Arlington
voters to vote "yes" on the July
is referendum question of
whether board members should
be elected hiennially for four
year terms.
The action differs from views
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Temptations Prompt
Piano Tuners to Unite

The work of piano tuner has its peculiar hazards.
To protect themselves against professional pitfalls such
and to defend the public from few
who ply on its musical ignorance the piano tuners of America
uniting
About $50 of them convened Yesterday the StatIer
Evening star., 1958-07-08
Metro Area
Data Ample,
Congress Told

A new study Of economic
factors involved in the growth
Of the Metropolitan Area is
unnecessary because Of the
large amount Of material al
ready available from previous
studies. Congress was told
today.
The statement came from
j. s., Bartlett, chairman Of the
Economic Development SUBJ
committee Of the Washington
Building Congress. testifying
before the Joint Committee on
Washington Metropolitan
Problems.
If the Joint Congressional
Committee feels, however, that
such a study should be made,
Mr.. Bartlett said he believed
1t should be by voluntary effort
originating with organizations
In the metropolitan area.
Mr.. Bartlett emphasized that
the economic expansion Of the
area "can be obtained without
jeopardizing the predominantly
residential character Of the
community"
U. S. Payment Unreliable
Referring to the Federal
payment which Congress
makes annually and in vary
ing amounts to the District.
Mr.. Bartlett said past expert
ence has shown this "can be
a very unreliable source of rev.
,enus." He went on to say:
While Congress appears to
evidence an increasing respon-
stbility In providing funds for
for support Of the District.
Congressional appropriations
have been available only in
support Of the District itself.
in spite Of the fact that many
of the problems created by the
concentration Of the Federal
establishment in the restricted
l0-mile-sQuare area of the Dis
trict. also affect the surround
ing community"
Mr.. Bartlett suggested that
because Of "a very real mu-
tuality Of interest" between the
central city and its suburbs,
some thought might be given
to a Federal payment to the
suburban jurisdictions.
Report Criticized
DR.. John Cover, director Of
the bureau of business and
economic research, University
Of Maryland. referred to an
economic report made by the
star Of the Joint Congressional
Committee. He said this report
gave him some concern because
Of the short period Of time ir
which it had to be prepared,
and because 1t apparently die
Evening star., 1958-07-08
Cathedral Organ StiIIed
To Replace Console

The great organ in Washington Cathedral muted
yesterday by removal of its giant console
Worn by 20 years of service the console being replaced
by modern designed for much larger organ the
Cathedral hopes to obtain within five six years.
The exchange Of consoles which will cost about $3000O
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-08
La JuVentud

La juventud es, mas que to.
do, un estado del espiritu. La
~juventud no consiste en- tener
mejillas ~frescas, labios rojos y
rodillas flexibles; es tener fir
me la voluntad, despierta la ina
einaci6n, vivas las emociones;
es tener lozania en- los profun-
dos resortes de la vida.
La iuventud significa ell pre-.
dominic de la energia Sobre la
timidez, Ell deseo de movimien-
to sobre ell amor a las comodida-
des. ESto existe a menudo en-
I'm hombre de cincuenta amos
mas que en- un muchacho de
veinte.
Nadie enveiece por ell solo
hecho de vivir I'm numero de-
terminado de amos, envejece
Ell que deserta sus ideaIes.
Eres joven como tn fe, viejo
como tus dudas, ioven como la
confianza en- ii mismo, viejo CO.
mo tus temores, joven como tn
esperanto, viejo como tn desa-
liento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-08
poema Ae hoy
Son1bros

Al lEeeorme q Ia Gale que do hosto ell infinite
o%soltoron mi rostro muchos oios hombrientos.
Los mirodos Sc hechoron q treporne Ia vida
y tros breVe soludo, observoron mi 9esto.
Hubo suoves puPiIos que besoron mis- pasos,.
y los hubo mas bloncos que loeroron mi pecho;
unos tueron escolto en- mi ruto de qlbo,
y las otros, Ia sonere de mi peno bebieron.
POGO q POGO mis- pesos Sc me fueron dobIondo,
y sentl en- mis- esPoldos oIoo osf como un peso;
caro- al rnundo, mis- ojos contemplation los ojos
enmoreodos en- fusio de una fila de ciegos.
Me miroron los unos con sonriso burIono
Pretendiendo otojorme de mi rumbo certero;
y aeorrdndose al hilo de un oyer desviodo,
otros, crueles, me hudieron sus bestioles intentos.
70 volvf hocio odeIonte mi emocion y mis- oios,
Y me tui tronsformondo en- un hondo siIencio
Pueden fieros posiones hocer ruido en- mi vioje:
ison sombros que no ocierton los Iuces de mi qestol
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-08

Cumpleanos
Nos es grato enviar TN, carl
noso saludo a la gentil DANA do
minicana sonora Doris Lara con
motive de la grata celebration
de un nuevo aniversario de su
natalicio en- ell dia de hoy.
p Nuestros parabienes en- Ell dia
de hoy, con motive de la grata
celebration de su cumpleanos
para ell estimado caballero Gu
bano senior Ivan Rodriguez y
nuestros votoS por SUI ventura
personal.
Ajusta hoy un nuevo ano de
vida la gentil y culta senorita
Andrea Hernandez, hija del
apreclado galenu cubano DR..
Noises Hernandez de la COva
y sonora, Jamie de Hernandez.
A las muchas felicitaciones
que reciba con motive de tan
grata OCCASION, unimos las nues-
tras muy sinceras, a la vez que
formulamos votos por su bienes.
tar,
Llega hoy a ur nuevo ano de
su allegro existencia la graciosa
nina Sophie Gomez, hija del Sc
nor Jose 0. Gomez y sonora,
Sofia de Gomez, miembros apre-
ciados de nuestra. colonia his,
panoamericana
LIE enviaInos nuestras mas ca
lidas felicitaciones, que tam
bien hacemos extensivas a sus
amantisimos padres, y nuestros
votos porque cumpla muchos
afios mas.
kA
Nos complace enviar nuestras
s;nceras felicitaciones al estima.
do caballero cubano senior Jo-
Sc Ignacio Rodriguez, con mott
vo de la grata celebration de
SD cumpleanos en- ell dfa de
hoy, y nuestros deseos de que
disfrute de muchos y muy di-
chosos amos mas de vida.
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-08
DecdIOgO de Ia
Modu Actual

1-Acortar las faldas por IL
menos cuatro pulgadas.
2-Ponrele cinturon a las
chaquetas de los trajes sastre.
3-Resignarse a mostrar las
rodillas al sentarse con un ira.
je estreeho y corto.
NElegir los vestidos ablusa.
dos hasta la cadera y ajustados
hasta la rodilla.
5-Adoptar las faldas estilo
haren por 10 menos en- I'm par
de trajes de noche.
6-Cubrir los brazos y descu.
brir los hombros y ell descote.
7-Adoptar I'm peinado abul-
tado con Ell que la cabeza Sc yea
grande.
6-Tener por 10 menos un
sombrero hecho enteramente de
plumas de avestruz.
8-Comprar un traje, una fall
da, unos guantes, un sombrero
o unos zapatos en- color pur-
pura, lila u orquidea.
9-Acoplar ell color de las me.
dias al de los zapatos.
10 Y, por encima de TODD,
c%onservar la propia personalidad
para no desaparecer en- las nue..
vas prendas que transforman
ell aspecto. Buscar 10 que mas Sc
adaDte a la silueta, la modal
dad, las actividades y aun al
ritmo del andar. Buscar una
nueva belleza a traves de cada
moda nueva, para que esta, ge-
nerosa y soberana autoridad
ejerza SUI tirania para ell bene.
ficio de u dociIes subditas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-08

1"n IN PseuuOHlmo o 1nlc1ales.
Como toda persona en- que
ha hecho presa la CARA de los
celos, habla listed con muy
POGO sentido. lNo comprende
que Sc esta uganda SUI fell
cidad? No We que 10 mas i'm
portante para una mujer ca
Sada eS conServar a Su mari
do y conservarlo enamorado?
Ante una sospecha como la
que listed tiene, una mujer
inteligente debe no darse por
enterada primero, y despues
tratar de sobrepasar en- en-
canto, en- simpatia y en- TODD
a la mujer advenediza. Supe-
rese listed a 81 misma de tai
lorna que --si esa soSpecha
fuera, cierta-- SUI esposo lie
que. pronto a la conviction
de que listed eS muy superior
a la otra y acabe por dejarla.
Lo lograra con habilidad y
paciencia. No 10 conseguira
con- arrebatGs de ceIos, SOS:
pechas, insultos, y escenas. Y
de ninguna manera piense en-
dejar a SUI marido, porque su
marido es algo que lie perte-
Pasa a la pagina 8
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-08

Ell MORDISCO DE LOS CELOs
Querida Amaranta: Soy una
jOven de "a amos, casada y
muy feliz porque ambos nos
pOrtamOs muy bien. Pero hay
aIgO que no puedO alejar de
mi mente. Dos Semanas anteS
de casarnOs, Ell me dijO que
habfa tenidO relaciOnes con
determinada mujer, advirtien.
dome que 81 los amigos me
hablaban de ella, no debia
hscer case pOrque eS una his.
tOria que pertenecia al pasadO.
POGO despues de nuestro ma.
trimOniO, esa mujer lie tele.
fOue0 al sitiO en- que Ell ira
baja y Ell, segdn me dijO, la
acOnsej6 que lie dejase pueS-
TO que eStaba caSadO. He no.
tsdO, no obstante, que algu-
nos dias llega algO tarde y no
cOnteSta satisfactoriamente a
mis- spreguntas. LO que me ina
ginO Siempre eS que ha esta-
do con esa mujer, y 81 logrO
averiguar que tai es cierto,
piensO SEPARATING de ell y no
vOlverlO a yer nunea.
CaroIin,
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-08
MMMzL
DE CAFE Y
T

INGREDIENTES:
/ libra de pastillas de altea
"a litro oe crema
IL taxa dc cafe fuerte
"a polcas
Papel er,cerado
PREPARATION = Sc derri-
ten las pastillas al bano de Ma
ria hasta fol mar una pasta sua.
We. Sc vierte Ell cafe y Sc re.
vuelve bier Sc deja enfriar
Aparte Sc bate la crema soble
hieloy cuando espese Sc lie ana
de la mecca anterior. Sc fora
un molde con papel encerado
y en- Ell fondo y alrededor Sc
colocan las polcas; Sc vierte la
mezcls sin que Sc caigan las
polcas y Sc enfrfa EN- ell refri-
gerador hssta que endurezca.
Sc adorna 81 sc desea con ere
ma batida y guindaa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-08

Bodos de popel
En- dias pasados celebraron
la grata OCCASION de sus Bodas
de Papel, primer aniversario ma
trimonial, ell ST.. Agustfn TOro y
senora, Rafaela Rivera de TOrO,
miembros estimadoS de nuestra
col,,nia puertorriquena residen-
te en- Miami.
Aunque tardias, vayan nues-
tras sinceras felicitaciones para
ellesy nuestros votos por su
ventura personal.
Comidu Informal
Ell senior Mario Beltran FerrO
y sonora, Doris Samagiie de
Beltran, ofrecieron una comida
Internal en- SUI Residential de
Coral Gables en- dias pasados
para festeiar al senior Ramiro
Morales y sonora, Esther Agui-
la de Morales, de Guatemala,
uuienes Sc encuentran entire
nosotros desde hace algunos
dias disfrutando de una tempo
rada de recreo.
Fue invitado a tan calido aga
ssio, ademas, I'm selecto grupo
de sus otras amistades.
Despedido
Por la via aerea sale hoy ha-
Ella San Jose, Costa RIGA a 60
zar de mercedes vacaciones al
laGo de su familia en- la capital
tea Ia gentll senorita Iris Mer.
eedes CandanedO. -. . . -
La despedimos cordialmente,
deseandole una feliz travesia
y una temporada muy placen-
terra en- SUI patria.
0cho Amos
sLlega hoy a sus ocho amos de
edad ell apuesto nino Ramiro
Snafet' hijo de la gentil pareja
tornado jpor ell senior Waldimi.
70 Suarez y sonora, Margarita
Campos de Suarez.. 49,. =.
sLo felicitamos de manera es-
pecjal y lie deseamos Iargos
amos mas de vida, plenos de
bienestares y prosperidad.
Cumpleonos
Hoy celebra la grata OCCASION
de su cumpleanos la gentil da-
ma Guiana sonora Laura Mena
de Lopez esposa del senior Mar.
cos H Lopez, motive por ell cual
nos complace felicitarla caluro-
samente y formular votos por
su bienestar y ventura perso-
nal.
Tn cordial saludo para ell
apreclado caballero ingles senior
John Patrick Malone quien &C.
ZEBRA en- ell dia de hoy la grata
oeaslon de un nuevo aniversa.
rio de su nacimiento.
FL senoi Malone es casado
con Ia. gent1l dana dominicana
sonora Olga Nunez de Malone.
Hoy celepra su dia de dias
la gentil seiorita Sarita Dupont
hiia del senior Paul Du Point y
senora Aurelis Falo de Du Pont
miembros estimados de nuestra
colonia Guiana residente en-
Miami
Nos es grato enviarle nues-
tras mas calidas felicitaciones
y votos porque cumpla muchos
amos mas de vida.
L( - rsH AF-f.- w
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-08
AGBUZQN.
sentimental
pol. Amaranta

Diritanse las consutas a BUzUN SENTIMENTAL, P. o. Box 1885,
International Airport. Miami 4S, Fla Rogamos a los Iectores O
lsctoras qpe fTmen sus cartas con un pseud6nimo o inichles
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-12
THE CLASSIFIED ADS RELIEVE YOU
OF MANY PROBLEMS BY HELPING
YOU WITH RENTING, BUYING,
SELLING OR MAKING AN
ANNOUNCEMENT OF ANY KIND.

explain federal cost-sharing on
woodland improvement, such as
will be demonstrated at the
reservoir.
The other part of the tour will
be conducted by Mr.. John Wargo,
Christmas tree grower on USR
81, north of Belle Valley. Mr..
Wargo will demonstrate and dis
cuSS some of the methods and
principles of shearing Christmas
trees to get the highest possible
quality into the trees. Several
species of trees will be observed,
the merits of each specie will be
discussed and should be of in
terest to persons having trees
planted or thinking of raising
trees for the Christmas markets.
All interested persons are in
vited and should meet at the
north side of Caldwell reservoir
by 600 p. m. After Mr.. Bradley's
timber production discussion, the
tour will move to Mr.. Wargo's
at approximately TOO p. m. We
hope to see you at both places.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-12
HOSPITAL
NOTES
Guernsey Memorial


Admitted June 2: Mrs. Will
liam D. Farmhouse, Belle Val
ley; Mrs. Parker E. West, Cald-
we'll; Mary Kay Hollingshead,
Senecaville. Dismissed: Larry
Foraker, Caldwell route.
Admitted June 3: Mrs. Leon
ard GTess, Pleasant City,
Admitted June 4: Mrs. Harold
Anderson, Caldwell.
Admitted June 5: Mrs. Robert
Johnson, Caldwell; Ronald Mil
Ter, Caldwell Dismissed: Mrs. E.
Parker West, Caldwell.
Dismissed June 6: George
Wavrek, Pleasant City.
Admitted June 7: Mrs. Forest
Miley, Sarahsville; Loretta Cru
Der, Buffalo; Kay, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Bayly, of
Pleasant City. Dismissed: Paul
Nemets, Belle Valley.
Admitted June 8: Janet
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
Merva, Lore City. Dismissed
Mrs. Harold Anderson and infant
daughter, Caldwell; Mary Kay
Hollingshead, Senecaville; Kay
daughter. of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
Bayly, Pleasant City.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-12
Summerfield Satellites

The Summerfield Satellites
met Thursday, June 5 at 7:30
p. m. in the high school. All
eleven members were present. It
was decided at the meeting that
they would have a stand at the
Summerfield homecoming to
raise money for future use. Of
ficers elected for the All Satel-
lites, elected at a previous meet
ing, are as follows:
Lila Christman, president;
Gloria Bates, vice president;
Kathryn Bishop, secretary and
treasurer; Barbara Wharton and
Kay Morris, recreation leaders;
Norma Bates. news reporter;
Darlene Thompson, Health and
safety. The next meeting will
be held Thursday, June 19 at 7:3O
at the Summerfield high school
Norma Bates, reporter
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-12
ChorIes A. Brownfield

Charles A. Brownfield, rs, died
Thursday morning at the Noble
county home of a niece, Mrs.
Opal Carpenter, of Summerfleld,
where he had resided the past
four years. He was born on
April 25, 1888, at Calais, the son
of Enos and Christina Brown
field. He never married.
Mr.. Brownfield had lived IN
Montana and Michigan until
1885 when he returned to Bates
vile and Monroe county. He was
a farmer.
He is survived by two broth
ers, Chris Brownfield, of Column
bus and Ben Brownfield, of near
Batesville; three half-sisters; one
half brother; several nieces, ne
phews and cousins.
Funeral services were held
Saturday afternoon at the Bru-
bach funeral home by Rev. W.
E. Peters, with burial in Bates
vile cemetery.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-12
Fred Gordon

Fred Gordon, 64, of Sarahs-
vile route, died Tuesday at 2::30
p. m. at the Guernsey Memorial
hospital, Cambridge. Death was
due to a heart condition.
He was born near Sharon, to
Willis and Mary Russell Gordon
on June %, 1893.
He was married to Clara King,
April, 1921, who preceded him in
death three years ago, today,
June II.
He married again in October,
1855, to Helen Spence, who sur
wives, in addition to eight chill
dren Mrs. Marcella Parsons of
Sarahsville route; Mrs. Wilda
Hughes of Canton; Mrs. Alma
Lee of Harriettsville; Mrs. Ruth
Fogle and Mrs. Sula Johnson of
Caldwell; Floyd of the u. S.
Navy; Carroll and Lola of the
home.
There are II grandchildren;
two brothers, Jesse Gordon of
Summerfield; Ode Gordon of
Los Angeles, California, and one
sister, Mrs. Minnie Polling of
Akron. Two daughters are
deceased.
He was a veteran of World
War / and a member of the
D.A.V., Summerfield Legion and
of the East Union Methodist
church.
The body will be removed
from the McVay funeral home,
Thursday afternoon, to the fam
ily home.
Services will be held at the
East Union Methodist church,
Friday, June 13 at.1:30 pm. (est)
with Rev. James L. Mason, pas
tor of the Caldwell Free Meth
odist church, officiating. Burial
will be made in the East Union
cemetery.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-12
Local and Area Deaths -
Ammo Wentworth

Mrs. Anna S. Wentworth, II,
of the Fredericksdale community
died Sunday evening in the Good
Samaritan hospital at GAINESVILLE
where she had been admitted on
Saturday night.
She was born April Z, 1881, in
Indiana, but spent most of her
life in Noble county. Her hus-
band, George, is deceased. She
is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Kathleen Robinson and Mrs.
Angie Jacobs, both of Sarahsville
route. Five grandchildren and
four great at-grandchildren also
survive.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday at 200 p. nj. at the
McVay funeral home with H. w.
Bankes, of Caldwell, officiating.
Burial was made in the Village
View cemetery at Sarahsville.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-12
Lawrence Siuqo

Friends and relatives in Cald-
well and Belle Valley have re-
ceived word of the death of
Lawrence Sluga, which occurred
recently at his home in Detroit,
Mich.
Funeral services were held
from the John K. Orlich funeral
home and interment made in the
Evergreen cemetery there.
Mr.. Sluga lived at Caldwell for
number of years and had work
ed at the old Caldwell mines be-
fore moving to Detroit.