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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
Atty. Ralph w. Miller
ttT3y pequinder

ii73s peqvinder
STATE OF MICHIGAN, IN THE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
OF WAYNE IN CHANCERi.
Nc. So, 3ek
LUETISHIA SCOTT, Plaintiff, vs..
WILLIE SCOTT. Jr:; Defendant
At a session of said court held in
the County Courthouse In the city
Of Detroit, Wayne County Michigan,
this nth day OF July, 1853 a. ID.
Present, Honorable JOSEPH A.
SULLIVAN, Circuit Judge.
In this cause the petition for and
on behalf of the plaintiff came on TO
be heard and fron which II appears
that after due search and inquiry
among the friends and relatives Of
the defendant and that after return
OF NO SERVICE OF both Original and
Alias Summons by the sheriff of
WAYNE County directed TO the dc.
PENDANT 81 his last known address,
1864 Buena Vista ST., City OF Detroit,
because the defendants whereabouts
could not be ascertained;
On motion of Ralph W. Miller, at.
torney for the Plaintiff III Is OR.
DERED that the defendant. Willie
Scott Jr., appear or answer the bill
OF complaint filed In said cause on or
oetore three 81 months from the
GATE hereof or that said bill may be
taken as confessed
III IS PURIFIED ORDERED that a
copy OF this order shall be sent TO
the defendant at his last known adj
dress, 1854 Bucna Vista St. Detroit.
Michigan, BY Registered Mail and in
case no return receipt signed by the
defendant Is received that this or.
eer snail be published as required
JOSEPH a. SULLIVAN.
\ True Copy Nee
Edgar VI. Branigin, Clerk
\. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
7J25 49, 20 90
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Atty. Charles D. Berry
ana Qroadway

Atty. Charles o. Berry
1908 Broadway
STATE OF MICHIGAN, IN TIE CIk.
CUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
OF WAYNE IN CHANCERf
EDDIE DURR. Plaintiff, VS.. LIMA
DURR, Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session of said Court held IN
the City OF Detroit. Wayne County,
Michigan on JULY ,, 1858 =.
Present: Honorable GEORGE L.
BOWLES, Circuit Judge.
II appears To this Court from AIN
dayit on file that the defendant,
Lena Durr, Is not resident OF the
CITY of Detroit, Wayne County, Mlch-
iran. but resides al Box 100, Route
"a. Edgcwater Alabama.
on Motion OF CHARLES b. BERRY,
attorney for the plaintiff:
1T is ORDERED that the Defendant,
Lena Durr, enter her appearance IN
said cause on or before three 81
months from the date OF this Order,
or said bill OF complaint will be taken
as confessed against her; and that a
COPY of said order be sent 10 the
last known post office address OF the
defendant, said address being Box 100,
Route Ia, Edgewater, Alabama, by
certified mail, return receipt request
ed and delivery 10 addresSee only.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that II
the defendant in not personally
served, true copy of this Order be
published in tho DETROIT TRIBUNE, q
newspaper printed, published, and
circulating In said County OF Wayne
for six consecutive weeks, according
to law.
GEORGE t. BOWLES,
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
Edgar NJ. Branigin, Clerk
A. c. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
Z fl8 - 8 % SO
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Attys. Soweii. Lssfer. Long and Smith
3oI Tobin Bidc..

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Attys. Soweii, LsSteF, Long and Smith
3oI Tobin Bidc..
STATE OF MICHIGAN, IN THE CIR.
CCil COURT RON HE COUNTY OF
NAY NJ, ~ CHAM Ekf.
TRlCHITA G.. LENS. Plaintiff, vs..
AKIhlK NJ. LEWIS, Defendant
oKDsR or PUBLICATION
Al session of SAID court held IN
the CITY ounty buI4dlng, IN the CITY
OF Detroit, county OF Wayne and
slate OF michigan, on tins llth day
OF June, A. ID. 1859.
Present: Honorable THEODORE
sou RlS, Circuit Judge.
II appearing that the defendant Is
not resident OF the State OF Mchl.
gan, but tnat he resides at 4O8 ".
l50tn Street, New York 81, New York;
III Is ORDERED that the defendant
enter his appearance IN nIs cause on
OF before three - months from the
date OF tins order OF said Bill Of
Complaint will be taken as confessed.
1T Is FURTHER OkDEkkDD that
a copy OF TINS order be sent BY
registered mai to said defendant At
4Uo W. loOth Street, New YORK 81,
New YORK, his last known address,
and II not received personally BY SAID
defendant al least twenty 200 days
before the time prescribed for APP
pearance, that this order be published
as required by law.
THEODORE SoURlS.
\ True Copy
Edgar VI. Branigin, Clerk
Hargrcaves. Deputy clerk
III ~ 3 Is 50
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p. On August II. 1890. the uss
ra'os became the first us. NsyS
snip 10 transit the Suez Canal.
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Atty. Ralph J. Osborne
1888 National Bank Bldg,

STATE OF MICHIGAN, IN THE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
or WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
No. SS6,el3
FANNIE MAE HILTON, Plaintiff,
vs.. FLOYD HILTON, Defendant.
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
At a session OF said Court held In
the City.County BunuIng, CITY OF De.
,rOlt. county of Wayne and State Of
Michigan, on the 9Th day OF july, 1855.
Present Honorable GEORGE L.
BOWLES, Circuit Judge.
In the above entitled cause II ap.
pearing that II cannot be asccrtained
IN what State or County the defend.
ant resides,
on Motion of RALPH J. OSBORNE
ana DDNALD Z. PICARD, Attorneys
for plaintiff.
IT Is ORDERED that the defend.
ant, FLOYD HILTON, enter his ap.
pearance in said cause on OF before
three % months from the dat, OF
TINS order, OF the Bill OF Compliant
may be taken as confessed, and that
a copy OF this order be served upon
the defendant either personally or by
registered mail TO ms last known al.
dress. and II not received personally
by said defendant that this Order be
pubnshcd hs required by law
GEORGE 4. BOWLES.
Circuit Judge
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FOR RENT-slNcLE

MAIDS, MOTHERS HELPERS
Maids. Mothers Helpers Needed
for New York's best homes. Jobs
paying up TO $50 week. Trans.
portsfion furnished. Write TO:
HiRE.A-MAiD AGENCY
IS Station Plaza. Great Neck. NY
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, AUG. Is, 1859
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CLASSIFIED
ADS
FLAT FOR RENT

5 ROOM upper flat with or with
out furniture. or furniture may
be bought. 22l5 Tuxedo near
l4th street. TO. 6-2l73.
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\ True Copy
EDGAR NJ BRANlGIN. Clerk
=. u.AKGKEAVES, Deputy Clerk
8 ~ y II 81
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN THE CIR
CCi COURT fOK HE COUNTY OF
NAY NJ, ~ CHAM Ekf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

OTHER GOOD LISIINGS
JOSEPH FILIPPO REALTY CO.
Realtors 2412 Minnesota Ave. Sc,
Over % Years Experience in Sales,
Rentals, Property MANAGEMENT
LU. A-77l7 LU, 2-5976
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OPEN SUNDAY SUNDAY 1905
5Si INGRAHAM ST; Ne,
FHA APPROPRIATION DOWN
Ems rnl.. e bedrms., fuli din. rm.; Kit.
with wall oven, exhaust fan, pow
der rm. LIST A.; full bath. 2nd A.;
loads Of closet space. rec. rm., ~
bath. enclosed rear porch. gas INV
Dashboard heat. fenced yard. For
additional info.
HALL REALTY CO.
NO. 7.HS7S LU. 1-S441
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CAPE COD

Assume S13.25O VA loan. Pay
$9S.73 per mo. for everything on
this neat brick home on nice
lot. Oners liv. rm., din. rm.,
kitchen. with dishwasher and dis
posal, 2 bedrms., bath on list a.;
l large bedrm. upstairs. Bsmt.
with rec. rm. Price S17,250.
\ Rpdrn1c %1Q 600
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

A BETHESDA CHOICES bedrm.
Cape Cod, S31 500; bedrm.
rambler; S32,4O0; 2-bedrm. ram
bier S17,950. Out Old GEORGETOWN
I'd, left on Huntington pwky. to
OPEN sign at 6517 or call OIL.
2-S474. MARKET REALTY.
A BRICK 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER,
ga baths: Wheaton Woods area.
Many extras. S1S,500 by OWNER,
1908 Weiss St. VIII. 6-6664
A GOOD BUY, direct from owner:
S1S,S50, Harmony Hills-3-bedrm.
2-bath rambler: din. rm;, rec.
room; lge. corner lot, 2 blks. of
assume AZ CT. 5000 Palmira.
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JOSEPH FILIPPO

AGAA4 ". .OEFEH6
HILLCREsT Branch Ave. mr., Ala
Diet. 2 rms, 3 br., 2 baths I'd d :,
! br. and bath, LIST A., porch
full tiled bsmt., wall-to-wall car
pet, large handicapped lot, S20,5O0.
HILLCREST, near Branch ave-
Diet. brick Cape Cod: 8 rms, 81
hedrnis.. 2 baths, ] bedrm. and
path Isl H. rec. rm. and bath,
la laIn,d Sc lot. S22.500.
tom-built Diet. brick; center hail,
q rms, bedrms., 3 bedrms. and
bath. LIST A.. rec. rm.; built-in
garags; large corner lot, BY appt.,
BRANDYWINE ST., mr.. 4th-Semi-
Diet. brick; 5 rms, g large bed
rms. rec. nm, !$11.950. Mr.. ST.
DENIS. 10. 2-2137.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 3403
Wheeler road-Det, 9 rms. 2 tile
H Iot sons6 spgP pr ant. laeTe corner
with substantial cash. BY apt.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 4137 4th st.
-2O-ft, front, semi-det. brk,; like
new; 8 large rms, 8 bedrms.,
rec, rm., cow, or FILA. $500 On.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS - Semidet
brk.: 8 rms, 3 BIZ. tile bath, LIST
d. powder rm., 2 rms. and bath
In bsmt.; arranged for l or 2
families: Sl3 1000.
ANACosTIA-Brick row; 8 rms, Q
gas h.-w.h.; S1l,950.
Mr.. GLASSMANoR - Semidet
brick; 9 lge. rms. LIST A., powder
rm.: full bsmt.; dishwasher, dis
posal; fenced, level lot, FILA. $3.50
NEAR ISIs'' PA. AND MINNESOTA AYES.
1907 Park Place--LaTge Diet.
shingles, z rms; full bsmt.. oil
h;w.h. Large level lot, $13.95Ql
ley .st.-Prac. new. 20-ft. front:
semidet. brick: 8 rms. 3 b.r. rec,
rm,; $4,000.
ANAcosTIA, 1855 W st.-semidet.
brk; 5 rms, 2 lge. b.r.; fun bsmt.
storm windows, dble. lot, 1855 IT..
deep, a good buy, $10,500.
s rms: 2 baths, / on LIST A., ar
ranged for | or 2 families; gas
ANAcosTIA, 1885 Maple view
bungalow; 5 large rms, bath; fun
bsmt:, oil h.-w.h., 5Ox200 It,
lot A bargain. $10,600.
ANACOSTIA. 1907 18th st.-Semi-
Diet. side hall, 9 lge. rms, 3 large
bedrms.. gas h.-w.h., newly air
cond. Vacant. $10,500.
CORAL HILLS. 1904 46th st.-Det
asbestos shingle bungalow; rms,
tile bath; full tile bsmt., garage
gas h.-w.h., S12,950.
9TH AND @ STS.-Corner brk., 8
Ice. rms, finished bsmt., porch,
OTHER GOOD LIsTINos
JOSEPH FIfiPPo REALTY CO.
Realtors 2412 Minnesota Ave. Sc
At Pa. Ave.
Over 25 Years Experience in Sales,
Rentals, Property Management
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BETHESDA

NOT IN A DEVELOPMENT
on q cul-de-sac with only 3
other much more expensive
homes, immaculate Colonial
on 1887 50. IT. Of BEAU
TIE q LII 7 HANDICAPPED
LL6GyyEL cG GROUND, IDEAL
LY WITH ONE CHILD.
Some of its outstanding fea-
lures are LARGE, MODERN
KITCHEN WITH FAMILY
ROOM ADJOINING. EX-
QUISITE LARGE REAR
SCREENED PORCH, PAN
Fled RECREATION ROOM.
LARGE ATTACHED GA.
RAGE. Priced In 2Os, Call
Mr.. DeMelman, ST. $4,000.
ewes, and weekends. AID. q.
1896. JAMES L. DIXON &c
CO., Exclusive. REALTORS,
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Income property. Has gas h.-w h
Detached stone and brick garage,
driveway, concrete porch. Alum
mum storm windows. Price and
terms reasonable.
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BURNT MILLS

- 4N4N = ASA44<4I0
on Colesville I'd. is this generous
split-level in new cond., with
peornls.' Plus q b-rm. apt. Ideal
for q
PROFESSIONAL MAN"
or Q family liv. at q sacrifice
price. Make offer!
W. J. NICHOLAS, HE. $1,000
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s5.

CABIN J0HN PARK--A T-rm. home
essscSsd safsss IN fssesd io ess
200 yard: Si6.bO0, mrs. bur
9Ess Sssssltor' oioo Broad a.
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3;bedrm. brk, on Ice. corner lot;
in the heart Of a yery exclusive
community. You'll like this Gus
tom-built home and its many
extra features. Priced to sell;
trades considered; NORRIS
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bDhMS.t = BATHS, LOW 2OS
It'll LUND PL.-OPEN 1-6
Rec rm., full bsmt., "a bath.
Out Conn, left at Newport Mil
Follow arrows to Lund pl.
ALSO BETH. CAPE GODS
by appt. EN-. 5-2242.
GIULIAN0, Real Estate, OIL. 2-5705
ASSUME VA LOAN
Nice brick rambler with 8 bedrms.,
bath, nvtng-dining comb, family
size kitchen with dishwasher. dis
posal,. full bsmt. with rec. rm. !;
fenced lot, 76xl10 with large tree.
Assume VA loan, pay S100 per
ne for everything. Priced $751;
CAPE COD
Assume S13.25O VA loan. Pay
$9S.73 per mo. for everything on
TINS neat brick home on nice
lot. offers liv. rm., din. rm.,
kitchen with dishwasher and dis
posal, 2 bedrms., bath on LIST a.;
large bedrm. upstairs. Bsmt.
with rec. nm. Price S17,250.
D BedrmS.-$18,500
This brick Cape Cod is the most
house We have ever offered at this
price. IN good condition and fea-
turing living rm. with fireplace,
separate dining rm. with doors to
screened porch, kitchen, . bed
rms, bath on LIST floor. 3 bed
rms, bath on I'd floor. Fun bsmt.
carpets included. Located In con-
venient NorthWood Village. aSeeinR
is believing
CENTER HALL
Highlights this one-year-old brick
rambler. Living room with fire-
place, paneled family room, kitch-
en- with dishwasher, disposal,
eye-level oven, refrigerator. Three
pedrooms, two bath on first floor;
full basement with entire rear
wall al. ground level, with French
doors from rec. room area and
another door from utility area;
den or. fourth bedroom; many
excellent construction features.
walk to community swim. pooi
and schools. Asking S24,50O; as
sumo excellent loan.
Sligo Realty, Realtors
91s Sligo Ave. ~. $4,000
ATTENTION = An opportunity to
own this beautiful 4-bedrm., cor
ner detached brk. home; lge. liy.
nm, with f1repl., 2 baths, lge. kit.
and din. area. Can assume q 4es
CT loan or through FLA, $500
cash, approximately SI15 total
monthly payments. Priced at SI5,-
$50. VIII consider renting. Geor-
gia ave. extended, 12e1S. Open
/ It'll z Sunday.
J. A. JORDAN
FE. 3-21S6
ATTENTION. COLESVILLE AREA
Just listed q dream Of q Cape COD
ct S14,995l 3 bedrms, Y baths,
full bSmt., hot-water heat; many
extras; 210, deep lot, fruit trees
RIPLEY Co, ~. 5-611l
ATTRAO. TAKOMA HOMEi Mr. D.
G. Incl just listed Well keptl z
bNdrms., IA baths. sep. DIR, ige
KIN, bsmt. h.-w. heat, garage,
RIPLEY CO. JU. 5-6lii.
BETHESDA-BURNING TREE
VALLEY ESTATES
SPLIT-LEVELS AND RAMBLERS
LARGE WOODED LOTS
out Bradley, left on Burning Tree
OPEN DAILY 1-S EN-. 1890
GIULIANo, real estate HU. $500
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ACSTTME CT

4 BDRMs., 2 BATHS. Low 2Os
It'll LUND PL.-OPEN 1-6
Rec. rm., full bsmt., "a bath.
Out Conn, left at Newport Mil
Follow arrows to Lund pl.
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COL.-WOODRIDGE
SEE 3308 22ND ST.

. rooms. 2 baths, SI5,500. Shown
by appointment.
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
Ho. 2-8O20 Sunday, MA. 2-0S0s
cOLORED-OPEN SUNDAY Q to 8
5l03 N. Capitol ST.. NE.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-SW.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
CHEAP FOR CASH-Shadyside, Md.
By owner-6-room house, good
condition, on n acre: close to
church, school, shops: waterfront
privileges. University 7-7372.
EDGEWATER--NeW 2-bedrm. bun
galow. Knotty-pine liv. rm.; ex-
tra-lge. kit; cor. lot, 120x100;
side street not open to public; As
Minis. from downtown Wash; mr..
stores, schools, etc. Beach privils.
Only $1,000, Apply CHIPOURAS
MARKET. Solomons Island I'd, Y
mi. north Of Central ave. or phone
CO. 3-6e01.
HOME WITH INCOME Overlooking
301 from apt.-Beaut. Handicapped
lot to home; 2 acres land in all,
can be subdivided to build other
homes. Owner retiring to Fla. RE.
6-3502: RE. 6-4956. Ii. 7-b446,
ROY 3. SHAVER. Real Estate.
sHoREHAM BEACH, Anne Arun-
del--New 4-bedrm. Cape Cod.
oven. Hot-wat. Dashboard ht. 1
blk. from bay. S17,500. CUM
MINGS & PUTNAM, CO. 1884.
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ASSUME VA LOAN
Nice brick rambler with 8 bedrms.,
bath, living -dinine comb, family
size kitchen with dishwasher, dis
posal, full bsmt. with rec. rm. !;
fenced lot, 76xl10 with large tree.
Assume VA loan, pay S100 per
mo; for everything. Priced S16,-
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6H0pen
CLOSE-IN AREA

OGOOE-1N AftGA
SILVER SPRING, OPEN l TO 9
Lovely new rambler within walking
dist Of busline and schools. 8
bedrms., .2la baths, din. rm. W.
bay window, table-space, all-elec.
kit. flrepl, in liy. nm. Bright
bsmt S1S,950. TO REACH: out
left on Seminary I'd 70 Warren ST.,
left 2 blks to Salisbury I'd, left to
2106, HOLMEAD, Realtor, JU.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-10-22
William E. Rice

William E. Rice, IS, well
known resident of Caldwell
died in the home Of his daugh
ter, Miss Thelma Rice, following
an illness of nine months.
Born October 81, 1874, in Mon.
roe county, he was a son Of
George w. and Hannah J. Fisher
Rice.
Mr.. Rice was a cabinet maker
by trade and a member of the
church.
In addition to Miss Rice, he
leaves three sons, George ane
Charles of Caldwell and Carlo!
(Pat) Rice of Belle Valley; two
daughters, Mrs. Mabel Parks o.
Caldwell and Mrs. Pauline Nef.
of Cambridge; IL grandchildren
several great-grandchildren; anc
two sisters, Mrs. Minnie Staat'
of Kansas City, Mo-, and Mrs
Nellie Hansen of Ludington
Mich. His wife, Mary Catherine
Schafer died in November, 1916
A daughter, Sarah, is also de
ceased.
Last rites at the Murphy flu
neral home were conducted Mon
day by the Rev. Fred H. East
man Burial was in the Olive
cemetery.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-10-22
HOME DEMONSTRATION
news
Color Combinations and
Placement of
Table Decorations

A decoration planned for the
table emphasizes the general
color scheme for a meal or spe-
cial occasion. 1t should be in
keeping with the color scheme
of the dining room, and should
harmonic with the linen, china
and glass used for the meal
Colors used in an arrangement
may be different values of the
same color, complementary col
ors, neighboring or analogous
colors, adjacent compliments, or
analogous complementary colors
Anyone of these color harmonies
is interesting, decorative, and
beautiful. In any type of decora-
ton, it is desirable to place the
darker and richer colors at the
lbottom of an arrangement, and
lighter colors at or near the top
The color added by a decoration
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-10-22

and Rocky Fork Lake, prime
muskie water, thence by Balm
bridge and the beautiful Paint
Creek Valley to Chillicothe and
sight of Mount Logan which
appears on the Ohio seal, then
east from Chillicothe to Tar
Hallow State Forest where ruffed
grouse drum and wild turkeys
gobble.
At Tar Hollow, the trail again
would divide so the rich heritage
of the area could be enjoyed.
The first branch would run
almost due east through Vinton
county, most heavily forested
county in Ohio, to Zaleski State
Forest and Lake Hope. From
there, it would turn northeast to
Burr Oak Lake near Glouster,
where it would rejoin the other
northern route.
The second branch of the north
trail would run northeast from
Tar Hollow to the Hooking caves
area - an unbelievable wonder
land with Ash Cave, Old Mans
Cave, Cedar Falls, Conkle's Hol-
low and Cantwell Cliffs - then
east through Logan to rejoin the
alternate north trail at Burr Oak
Lake. The American Youth
Hostel association has a hostel
at Burr Oak Lake.
From Burr Oak the trail would
lead to McConpelsville via the
scenic ridge route, Ohio Route
78, where distant views are COM
mon. At McConnelsville it would
cross the Muskingum River,
trotliner's haven and home of
the giant catfish, and travel
northeast to Senecaville Lake,
largest and southern most of
the Muskingum Watershed Con-
servancy District lakes. Here the
more southerly route from the
Ohio River would be rejoined.
From Senecaville Lake the
footpath would lead north
through hilly land, jumping
from one Muskingum Conser-
vancy lake to another - Pied
mont, Clendening, Tappan and
Leesville. Many of the country
roads are little travelled, and
most public lands offer seldom -
disturbed areas where the hiker
could travel alone. From Lees
vile Lake the trail would go
north. out of the hills into the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-10-22
Sharon Farmer Dies In
CIarksburq Vets Hospital

Ivan w. Briggs, Sc, of Olive
Green, died at HOO a. M, We'd
nesday at Veterans hospital in
Clarksburg, w. Va.
He was born March 81, 1903 in
Sharon township, a son of James
and Dora Dennis Briggs. He was a
life resident and farmer of Noble
county, never married, and was
a veteran of World Var II.
Surviving are his uncle, Richard
Briggs of Caldwell route 3, and
an aunt, Mrs. Allie Hawes, OF
Columbus.
Funeral services were held at
the McVay funeral home, Satur-
day afternoon at 200 o'clock with
Rev. Walter H. Brown officiat-
ing. Interment was made in the
Sharon cemetery.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-10-22
Mrs. William Wheeler

Mrs. Maria Wheeler, 78, OF
Caldwell route 6, widow of Will
liam Wheeler, died Thursday at
8:45 at her home, following a
lingering illness.
She was born February 25,
1881 in Noble county, a daughter
of the late Columbus and Mar
garet Hurst Ackley. She married
William Wheeler who died in
1858.
She is survived by four sons,
Raymond, Earl, Albert and Glenn
and one daughter, Mrs. Gladys
Ralph, all Of Caldwell route 6;
l9 grandchildren and II great
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
Monday at the McVay funeral
home in Caldwell with Rev.
Walter H. Brown in charge.
Burial was in the Sharon ceme-
terry.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-10-22
Elmer (. PoIina

Elmer E. Polling, SO, Caldwell
route 4, died at 500 p. m, Thurs
day in Good Samaritan hospital,
GAINESVILLE, following a lingering
illness.
The son of Francis and Jane
Moore Polling, he was born
November %, 1895 and was a
lifelong resident of Noble county
He was a farmer by occupation.
Besides his widow, Gladys, Mr.
Polling leaves one daughter, Mrs.
Doris Pitt of Caldwell; one sister,
Mrs. George Anderson, Caldwell
route 6; four brothers, Henry,
Hiram, Andrew and Lewis OF
Akron; and two grandchildren.
He was a member of the First
Church of Christ. The body
was moved Friday afternoon
from the McVay funeral home,
Caldwell, to the home. Services
were conducted Sunday in the
First Church of Christ by Rev.
Ira j. Brandon, pastor. Burial
took place in Olive cemetery.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-10-22

Now that the reasoning behind
the trail idea has been explained,
let's have a look at the. entire
route in more detail.
The southern route would fol-
low the Ohio River from Cincin-
natl, possibly to Ripley, where it
would leave the river to go over
land through the rough hill
country. 1t would pass through
the largest of Ohio's state forests,
the Roosevelt-Shawnee Forest,
where deer are common and
bears have been reported. Rattle
snakes and copperheads are fre.
quent enough to make caution a
valuable trait. Truly Indian
country, when the powerful
Shawnee tribe lived and domin-
ated the scene, the remote area
still abounds with wildlife.
The trail would cross the
Scioto River at Portsmouth and
angle south to Vesuvius Lake in
Wayne National Forest, then east
to Galiipolis and the Ohio again
upriver to Pomeroy, and east
across country to Forked Rur
Lake. There the hiker would be
cutting the top of the 'boot" as
he took the short cut and avoided
the "great bend" of the river in
Meigs county.
From Forked Run, the trail
would again follow the Ohio to
Marietta and the junction of the
Muskingum River with the Ohio
The area is great vegetable
country, barges loaded with coal
and oil are frequent on the river
and the wooded ridges seem end
less.
From Marietta the trail would
likely lead north up the Mus
kingum to Lowell or to Beverly
where it would again leave the
water and go overland with Sen
ecaville Lake as the destination
Strip mining is common and hills
have been piled on hills by the
giant shovels uncovering the GOA
veins.
The inland branch, meanwhile
would extend east to Hillsboro