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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
60 Forward -


CONTINUED from Back Page)
Not only the courage TO 60 forward but sound
for this courage is offered in the teachings of Christian
Science In Science and Health with Key ihe Scriptures
Mary Baker Eddy the Diseoverer and Founder of Christian
Science, writes p. 1885, "A knowledge of the Science of
being develops the latest abilities and possibilities of
II extends the atmosphere of thought giving morta
to broader and higher realms And in another passage in
this textbook she writes t 1851 This scientific of
being forsaking matter for Spirit, by suggests
mans absorption into Deity and ihe loss of his identity
but eonfers upon enlarged individuality wider sphere
of thought and action. more expansive peace"
Therefore should not wider Of activity follow
result of the higher Of activity gained through
forsakng matter for Spirit?
An enlarged sphere Of serving which as result
Of spritvazed thought does not include false ambition
place position but II does involve willingness TO follow
when Love points the way Such service may require TO
work harder than he has worked before may make
greater demands upon than he has thought he
could fulfill But when is ready for the STEP he can
confidently expect Loves ovstreehed TO support him
all the way
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
FiIibuster Rule
Continued from Back Page)
ARGUMENTS FOR RULE

Minorties have rights which majority should
override. Government is constituted protect mnores
against maiores.
Senate majority does not necessarily represent
of the people of the states PROLONGED
debate may prevent hasy majority action which would be
out Of harmony with genuine popular consensus
u is the special duty Of the Senate, sitting in an
appellate capacity carefully to inspect proposed legislation
duty not readily performed without freedom of debate
In our system OF where legislation be CAV
eed through the House breneek speed with only scanv
debate under special rules framed by partisan committee
II essential that place be left for
debate.
o FlLIBUsTERs REALLY DO NOT PREVENT NEED
ED LEGISLATION, BECAUSE EVERY IMPORTANT MEAS.
URE DEFEATED BY FILIBUSTER HAS BEEN ENACTED
LATER, EXCEPT THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILLS NO REALLY
MERlToRIoUS MEASURE HAS BEEN PERMANENTLY
DEFEATED AND SOME VICIOUS PROPOSALS HAVE
BEEN KILLED. THE FILIBUsTER HAS KILLED MORE
BAD BILLS THAN GOOD ONES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
.NIOn nnmr1 InSIS-
WAC, Verge



when matters seemed the blacklist she remembered
that there Christian Science Minister for the Armed
Service the and decided TO ask for help As she
poured troubles the Minister felt deep sense
OF compassion The divine Love that inspired the Master
TO say the pased Matt 9:2 Thy sins be forgiven
thee prompted the Minister TO voice the same words to
the Wac.
THE servcewoman went back to her quarters trans
formed FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MANY WEEKS, SHE
SLEPT PEACEFULLY AND AWOkE REFRESHED ALL
DESIRE FOR LIQUOR COMPLETELY LEFT HER. HER
ATTITUDE WAS SO ALTERED THAT HER ASSOCIATES
AND SUPERIOR OFFICERS CALLED HER SUNSHINE"
AND WANTED TO KNOW WHAT HAD PRODUCED THE
CHANGE
"oher blessings resulted from the Christian Science
treatment given by the Minister BY recognizing that she
was not trying heal physical condition. but working
establish in her thinking the spiritual fact OF her IN
broken with Cod her forever innocency and her
vnbemished purity, the Wac overeame the temptations
be anxious about the physical state and TO be fearful OF
the next medical examination. THE SYMPTOMS OF THE
SOCIAL DISEASE ENTIRELY DISAPPEARED.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24

Continued from Back Psqs)

CONTINUED from Back Paue)
THINGS l-cATHERING MOMENTUM IN 1.-THE
HEALING or THE NATloNs"l-ReveIstion-oF THE
REAL. Externally PERFECT NATIONS OF MY
ONE, REAL cREATloN-AND THERE IS NONE
oTHER-MATTERLEss. FLEsHLEss SPIRITUAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. COMPLETELY PopuLAT
ING. SuPER-sATuRATINo THE ONE UNIVERSE
WITH uNlNvADABtE, iNcoRRuPTiBLE, INvuLNER-
Continued Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
CONVICTED SMUT DEALER AT IT AGAIN
Devils Deputy For DupesU
lMiehigan Catholic, lLlL50

s'Ne'NNAIi.-A news dealer already under sentence
% oo Gays IN Jail and $500 fine for violation of the eitys
a"''-00seeny law has been again on the same
Police seized 400 items ineIud;nc rh.,..r..I.
aanes books and playing cards in the shop run Nv David
King. w '''oP ~" ~ lawn
ro'ee said King has record Of convictions on similar
charges IN Akron and Lancaster, o. and in Macon Ca.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
CRASH KILLS SIX ON WAY TO nsrpo,7.

and as,'..n os men driving TO Detroit 70 nick u, ear,
kI.s s,"s'' mem TO dealer in cevel.ra T.a "
"a :. - ear'ruek crash" Their ages: a. >, 4, :, 81
81 @''S''nd' Tenn. Free Press iIN - 80
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
Ford Official Soys Court Ignores Facts
Calls JobIess Ruling 'Shottering Bio,

Calls JobIess Ruling 'shattering Blow
free Press, HI5)
Ford Motor Co. vice president said Wednesday that
the Michigan Supreme Court decision the Ford
pIoyment compensation could force employer to
finance strike against his own firm.
William T. Gossett, Ford's general counsel called the
courts ruling "a shatterng blow 10 the principle of state
neutrality in labor disputes"
That principle he said had been basic part Of fhe
Michigan unemployment compensation program for
20 years"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
1880 at Ford Win ST Million
Bv Don HoensheII q

By Don HoensheI tNeWs " I5I
LANSING. Jan. 13-Ford Motor Co. workers idled in
Detroit during 1853 forge plant strike in Canton, o. will
get an estimated 81 in back unemployment compen
ssfion If court decision stands
The checks will to 500 JAW members in Michigan
under State Supreme Court which issued
historic 81 labor law ruling yesterday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24

>" ~" SPIRITUALLY UNDERSTANDABLE. MARVELLOUS.
ErERNALLY HARMONIOUS. INDEsTRUcTIBLE.
DIVINE iDEA!'
MORE ON ABUNDANCE AND SECURITY
FULFILLED IN NY, GODS. ONE. PURE. TRUE.
HONEST CHURCH, THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST -
DsEek We EiRsr TIE KINGDOM OF GOD AND HIS
RIGHTEOUSNESS, AND ALL THESE THINGS SHALL
BE ADDED UNTO YOU"
Idle Pow Victory Gives JAW Power in Strikes
Key Factories Can Be Struck
Nv Asher Lauren News, H13)
Major revisions in the JAWS strike strategy affecting
the Bio Three auto companies and other Michigan firms
npend result Of the Michigan Supreme Courts decision
in the Ford Motor Co. iobIess pay case.
The courts decision presents the JAW and other unions
with powerful strike weapon.
n will permit unions at companies with plants in other
strike at key plants there Those laid OF In MIeh'
gan result would collect state Unemployment eomPen
safion.
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Key Factories
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CONTINUED from Back Page
VIA DEVILS JUDAISM? DEVILS ROMAN
CATHOLICISM? IMPURE, IMMATURE, APATHET1c
PRoTESTANTiSM? AS WELL AS THE DEVILS
MATERIA MEDIcA AND OTHER NONcHRIST
SCIENTIST THERAPEUTICS EDUCATION, cUL-
TURE, POLITICS, ENTERTAINMENT, RECREATION?
FATHERHOOD OF GOD AND BROTHERHOOD
OF MAN? Or DEVILS EFFORT TO WIN OVER
MAJORITY OF VOTERS VIA STEALING WITHIN
THE LAW?
CATERING TO THOSE SEEKING THE FLEsH-PoTs
OF EGYPT AND THE IOAvES AND FISHES, WHOM
JESUS FIRMLY REBUKED. DECLARING:
FOR THIS CAUSE AND TO THIS END WAS BORN
INTO THE WoRLD"-DEvILS ADAM-EvE MATTER"
MYTH l-"THAT SHOULD BEAR WITNESS UNTO
THE TRUTH!
land THIS IS LIFE ETERNAL, THAT THEY MIGHT
KNOW THEE THE ONLY TRUE GOD AND JESUS
CHRIST. WHOM THOU HAST sENT"!-
z LIFE MORE ABuNDANTLY" VIA THE oMNIPoTENcE
OF DIVINE LOVE YOUR "FATHER-MOTHER GOD.
ALL-HARMoNIoUs," IS VALID, BUT THAT WICKED
AND ADULTERoUs GENERATION" HAD EYES
THAT COULD NOT SEE, EARS THAT COULD NOT
HEAR, HEARTS THAT COULD NOT UNDERSTAND
AND BE CONVERTED. IN ORDER THAT | JEsUs
MIGHT HEAL THEM OF THEIR DISEASES
HENCE, THE PROMISED AND PRoPHEsED COM
FCRTER EVEN THE HOLY GHOST WHO WOULD
TEACH you ALL THINGS!
PART
ABUNDANCE AND SECURITY VIA 90
YEARS RETURN = F0REvERM0RE-
OF CHRIST-AND JESUS J.!
INVISIBLE TO MOST OTHERS THAN NY HIGHEST
CHOSEN PEOPLE, cHRlsTLIKE CHRISTIAN ScIENTlsTS!,
BECAUSE THE VISIBLE IDENTITY OF JESUS
HIS HUMAN BODY, THE FLESH, THE MORTAL
THOUGHT, ANTLcHRiST ASPECTS OF THE
VIRGIN MOTHERS AoAM-EvE HERITAeE-wAs
cED-FOREVERMORE-To ITS NATIVE
NCTHINGNESS" IN THE ASCENSION!
BUT JESUS WORDS ARE VALID: 10, AM WITH
you AWAY EVEN UNTO THE END OF THE WoRLD'r
(R. c. AGE, INFERlORl
JESUS ALSO DECLARED: THIS WORLD SHALL
PASS AWAY!
THIS WORLD DOES NOT ACTUALLY EXIST!
is MERELY A sHADoWY, MORTAL THOUGHT,
MYTHICAL IMAGE OF AN INVISIBLE BUT
CONTINUED Next Column Top)
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Bloze Sweeps Sc Yeur Old Church Here

S'oze Sweeps Sc Yeor Old Church Here
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alarm tire at the height Of the evening rush hour
r1oay caused an estimated s2soooo dasoe 70 N. s.ersd
ods. es'no,e church, Sls w. 10Th ST., one Of the etvs
7oo and forced precautionary evacuation of
@oo persons from nearby residences. y
. NO one was in the church when the blaze brok. ar,
app IN loft high in the of the so wear Old brick
cI. zone building. which erected wear sf,.r ~.
s,";s as0 re The fire may have been caused NV s,,v
he .,;d Ia,0 en,e Fire Marshal Raymond j. psIev .ho
possibility Of arson. ''"sy 70 investigate the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24

An,E oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN ~ MACS ANN
ice YOUR TRUE HABITAT. MY E'EN"'-
NEVER a HUMAN BIRTH, DEATH, Aos s"o I'-'
MuRpERoUs CAIN JUDAS. kN '.4v ~
THEREIN IN ALL ETERNITY"
HUMAN RACES AND MATERIAL woklp
ARE MYTHS
pEvILIsH, ANTI-cHRIsT. PsYcHo t,.re. nnn
EVE. MuRDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS. kNAsI a., u,mAM
a.,rs,T,ooo ,,,~"THE CHASTITY FARCE OF so-ea'ledl
MATERIAL exsTENcE"!-p. 12, MY mA...M
o,erH Tur IMPERATIVE c. S. TExTBooK-MAs'
usA,ER MIRACLE WORKER, EDUcA!ok.
..,nn,,p ppoTEcToR LIBERAToR OF ALL BIBLES
KING JAMES PROTESTANT. MY CHossn. -.,-
r,rpcy lAYMeN. LEADERS. MASSES, FROM Ins
nrvl, zen ADAM-EvE, SPIRITUAL uLIERAIiON
o- a., p,nI &c NoNcHRIsT SCIENTIST CLERGY AND
All OTHER PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL T. IHE
NoN.cHRIsT SCIENTISTS!
AIRIINsR CRASHES IN sea- 81 KILLED
Aroen+;ne Disaster is Second Crash IN ,. America
In Week
Free Press Wire Service free Press, HH
BuENos AREs-A twinensined Argentine ariner
crashed into the sea the Atlantic resort OF mar LEI ra'a
FRIDAY NIGHT killing all 81 persons aboard
The plane crashed darkness about $50 yards from me
beach in the Camel Park Rescue workers said many
aboard we're believed trapped inside the plane and drowned
Mar Del Plata popular seaside resorf IN Argen-
tina is crowded with vaeaoners IS on 'ne AZ
lsntc coast about 230 miles southeast OF Buenos Ares
II was the second major plane crash in South America
This week. Sunday Luffhansa sirlner crashed near he
Rio de Janeiro Airport killing SO persons
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12
In
Area Increases

Area unemployment claims
continued to show a slight in
crease, according to bureau Of
ficials working out of the Cald-
we'll office.
For the week ending Nov. 7,
six new claims and SO continued
claims were submitted by un-
employed applicants, making a
total of l04.
The week previous, II new
claims and sc continued claims
were served thru the Caldwell
office for a total of 103.
The number of claims filed
last week in Caldwell was the
largest for any single week for
a three-month period.
The bureau of unemployment
compensation maintains branch
office in Caldwell, Knights of
Columbus building, West street.
1t is open every Tuesday morning
and serves Noble county and ad-
jacent areas. Persons needing
assistance are asked to submit
their applications thru the Cald-
we'll office.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12
Christmas Seal
Campaign Opens

The traditional Christmas seal
campaign will get under way in
Noble county next Monday, Nov
16, when 1000 letters containing
the seals are placed in the mails.
Miss Laura Ramsey is serving
as the Christmas Seal chairman,
replacing Mildred Long, who
resigned due to illness after
serving for a great number of
years in this capacity.
In addition to the Christmas
seals, 100 other letters to organ
iZations and plants were placed
in the mails containing Christ
mas bonds as we'll as the seals.
Each letter contains three
sheets of seals this year and the
price is still Sl.00 for each sheet.
However. any amount OF money
may be returned to aid in the
fight against tuberculosis.
The campaign will continue
through the holidays.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12
Five Arrested For
BraWIinq In Tavern

Charged with disturbing the
peace and destruction of prop
erty at the Elm tavern near Dex-
ter City, four of the people in
volved were fined $500 and costs
and the fifth was placed under
a $l00 bond when they were
arraigned Tuesday morning be-
fore County Judge Clayton Nc
Kee
The charges were filed by
George and Esther Union, own
ers of the tavern.
Fined $500 and costs by the
court were Leonta McCune, route
4, Caldwell, "aged 40; her son,
Everett McCune, "a, of Caldwell
route 4; Lou Ann McCune, %, of
Reinersville in Morgan county,
and Betty Scott, Is, Belle Valley.
Roy Lincicome, 80, Dexter City
route 2, pleaded not guilty to the
charge and furnished bond OF
$1O0 for his appearance before
the grand jury.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12
Another Accident Occurs
Friday On Warqo's Turn

Considerable damage resulted
to a car operated by Leslie E.
Montgomery, 26, Massillon, when
it left USR 81 and crashed
through a farm fence Friday
about 3:45 a. m. on Wargo's
curve 6 mile north Of Belle Val
ley. The driver was not injured,
according to the state patrol.
Treated at Cambridge Com
munity hospital for decorations
of the head and face were Har-
old Roe, 81, Quaker City route l,
driver of the car, and a passeng-
er, Willard Sheppard, 40, Sales
vile route l.
The Cambridge state patrol
reported this accident occurred
Friday, 20 miles east of the
junction on USR 40 when the
driver failed to negotiate a curve.
Extensive damage resulted to
the car and Roe was cited by
the patrol for driving left of
center.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12
Chicken Dinner
Goes Up In Smoke

The chicken dinner planned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Reed
last Sunday literally went up
in smoke.
The Caldwell fire depart
ment was called to the Reed
home at 6l3 Spruce street
Sunday morning at 1l:34 a. M,
when dense smoke was observ-
ed pouring from the home.
Firemen soon discovered that
Mrs. Reed had left a pot of
chicken on the stove, with the
fire on, and it burned to
crisp.
The smoke damage to the
home and contents was espec-
tally heavy, according to Don
aid Reed, local insurance agent,
and needless to say the loss
was covered by insurance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed and son
were at Bells Ridge church
and the Belle Valley charge,
as Mr.. Reed was substituting
for Rev. William Foster.
They had a chicken dinner
later but it was served at
Ogle's restaurant.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12
Jefferson Twp.
To Have Recount
On Trustee Race

A recount request on the trus-
tee race in jefferson township
has been filed with the Noble
county election board by Walter
Love, who was defeated by Felix
E. Arnold by the flip of coin.
after both men had received so
votes in the official tabulation.
Clerk Harry G. Richcreek said
that according to the new law,
the, candidates must be called in
bysthe election board during the
official count and a coin flipped
to determine the winner. Then
a recount may be asked if the
losing candidate so desires.
The recount for the precincts
of jefferson and Dexter City will
be held Tuesday night, Nov. II,
beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Mr..
Love posted $1,000 for each
precinct as required by law.
There were four candidates
running for trustee of Jeffer-
son township with one to be
Continued on page two
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12
Payroll Dispute
Cause For County
Road Shutdown

Until something is resolved,
work shortage will prevail at
the county garage.
At their regular meeting on
Monday, only two commissioners
approved the October payroll
for the county workers, with the
exception of Ina Yoho, who was
listed as timekeeper.
Refusal of the commissioners
to approve the entire road and
bridge payroll, amounting to
$3,59l.80, has touched off dis
pute which if not settled soon
will close down the entire county
road program.
When contacted for comment,
County Engineer Homer Weldon
Continued on page two
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12

calves were sold. This included
437 calves from the Guernsey
Noble consignors and I'll con-
signed by the members of the
Coshocton area feeder calf as
sociation. The sale included 638
steers that averaged 439 pounds
in weight. The price on steers
ranged from $500 to $26.50 per
hundred with an overall average
of $28.98. This yielded gross of
$127.24 per head on the steers.
The consignment included $40
heifers that averaged 406
pounds. The extreme price range
of heifers was from $29.50 to
$23.75 per hundred with an aver
age of $25.77. This makes gross
average price for heifers of
$104.57 cents per head.
Continued on page two
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12
18 Fiffhs OF Wine
Go Down The Drain

Eighteen fifths Of wine were
poured down the drain last
Friday morning by Sheriff
Donald Conaway following the
arrest of Thomas Franklin
Ball, 36, of Beckley. w. Va.
Ball was arrested by Patrol
man J. R. Holt on USR Il
south of Caldwell and later
charged by local officials with
transporting illegal beverage,
without first securing an H
permit.
The wine was purchased in
Parkersburg, w. Va, for al
legged resale in Ohio.
Ball received a fine of 5000
and costs when he appeared
before Mayor Chester j. Ho-
wiler, in addition to losing his
shipment of wine.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12

A special election for the
Southern Noble school district
will be held at Dexter City,
Dec. 10, in an effort to pass
their school operating levy
which was defeated Nov. 3 at
the general election. This is
renewal of 8 mills and an in
$ crease of 4 mills.
The Southern Noble local
board of education met in
special session Monday evening
to discuss the serious situation
which resulted when the cleo
tors voted down the operating
levy.
The defeat of the levy makes
the district ineligible to receive
additional state aid. Without
this assistance, it would be i'm
possible for the schools to
operate for any length of time.
This would apply to grade
schools and high schools alike.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12
New 1l-Inch Line
Improves Main
Street DRAINAGE

Village street maintenance
crew is engaged in replacing the
tile IN the storm sewer line at
the east end of Main street.
The old eight-inch line is being
replaced by 12-inch tile.
Street Foreman Walter Polling
said Tuesday he plans to salvage
the old tile and use them on
sewer projects in areas where
the drainage will require only
an eight-inch size. ...
The 35O-foot length storm sew
err line was considered made
quate and needed replacing when
it was discovered huge tree roots
had penetrated the tile, clogging
the lins. 1t also app&a, ed the
eight-inch tile was too small to
carry the amount of water flow
being channeled in that direc-
ton from the public square.
On Monday of this week, the
village secured the use of a
digger from the Noble Tractor
Sales to do the necessary excava-
ton on the project. The line
traverses over properties belong
ing to Robert Howiler, Tom
Clark and Eva Croy.
Village council directed Polling
to remove the II trees in the
Continued from page three
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12
TO FILL PULPIT

Robert Devolld, student at the
Cincinnati Bible Seminary, will
occupy the pulpit of the First
Church of Christ on North street
next Sunday morning and even
ing. The pastor, Rev. Ira J.
Brandon will be conducting a
weeks revival service at the Har-
ris Perry Church of Christ in
South Bend, Ind.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12

incurred in assessing county real
estate.
The notice now being pub
lished for the sale of bonds states
that bids will be opened on Tues
day, Dec. 8, at 11:00 a. m. and
the board of commissioners con-
templates an awarding at that
time.
1t was learned today that no
contract has been entered into
with any firm bidding on the
appraisal job.
Continued on page two
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12
Reappraisment OF Real Estate
Planned In Caldwell And County,

The board of commissioners
has initiated steps to get the
reappraisal of real estate under
way in Noble county.
At a special meeting called
Thursday morning to formulate
and approve the required resolu-
ton, the board of commissioners
authorized the county auditor to
proceed with the necessary plans
and advertise the notice to sell
the bonds.
1t was determined at the
special meeting that it would
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12

in the Home Economics home.
At 1890 p. m. the speakers and
students had assembled in the
auditorium for the general meet
ing. Mrs. Emily Havener, B.P.W.
president, explained the purpose
of Career day and introduced the
speaker, DR.. Leonard White, of
Dresden.
DR.. Whites address was defini-
tely of an inspirational nature,
as he explained how with the
aid of such qualities a purpose,
preparation, perseverance, purity
and piety, it is possible for one
10 have a successful life in any
Continued on page two
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12
PARKING METER RECEIPTS

Parking meter receipts for the
month of October amounted to
S776.00 according to Village Clerk
Violet Morgareldge. There were
four collections as follows:
$l95.0O; $4,000; Sl85.00; and
$203.OO. This was slightly more
than for the same month in 1858
when the total collected amount
ed to S636.25.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12

necessitate issuing bonds in the
amount of $4,000 for the pur-
pose of defraying the cost of
assessing all real estate in the
county for the period of 1855 to
1861.
The date of final maturity for
the bonds has been set for
December, 1866.
Auditor Stanley Osler stated
that the retirement of the bonds
are assured thru legislation en-
acted by the 103rd Ohio general
assembly.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12

Dinner was prepared by the
Belle Valley Mothers club, SER
we'd by a group of high school
Home Economics students.
Sara Ann Vergari supplied
accordion music and led the
group singing.
Reports of the secretary and
treasurer were read by John
Kuntz and Gordon Secrest res
pectively. Several district CO.
operators had as guests members
of the Lions club.
Mr.. Lloyd Harold gave a very
interesting talk on the relation
Continued on page two
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12
DRIVERS PERMITS ISSUED

Don y. Lowe announced that
six applicants passed their driv-
er's test Monday. They are as
follows: Helen Conaway, Cald-
well; Benny Joe Hamilton, Ava;
Jesse Kinney, Pleasant City;
James Franklin Green, Caldwell;
James Harry Parks, Jr., Sum-
merfield; and William Bettinger,
Caldwell. One chauffeur's per-
NIT was issued to Wilbur Peter
Archer, of Summerfield, and one
state employees license was is
sued to Donald Clemence Dim
merling.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12

The county fees bill, as amend
ed by House Bill No. 8 and pur-
suant to the provisions of Chap
ter 5713 of the Revised Code
of Ohio, provides that one-half
of the fees allowed by the county
auditor must be credited to the
real estate assessment fund.
According to the law, upon
appropriation by the county
commissioners, the monies direct
ed to the real estate assessment
fund can only be used for the
purpose of defraying the cost