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JOHNSON. GEORGE F. On Monday

July p, 1859. GEORGE F JOHN
SON, formerly of BAL 66th st. ne,
Washington D. c., departed this
life at Owens, Va. He leaves 10
Mrs. Louise johnson, one daughter,
Mrs. Delois Bowie Of 1902 Hildreth
st, Sc, other relatives and many
friends. The remains may be viewed
after pm. Friday. July 81, at the
Brown & Davidson Funeral Home
$685. Eads st. ne. where funeral
August !, the Rev A. }. Madison
oficiating. Interment services will
be held at WOODLAND Cemetery. 81
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munication OF AnacoStla
Lodge, No. 81. F. A. A M,
is called for z pm Fri
day, July 81. 1859, for
the purpose of conducting
Masonic services for our
late brother. CLAUDE D
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FRAZIER, LARKIN. On Wednesday,

July -, 1859, LARKIN FRAZIER
OIL 5lO Kentucky ave. Sc. the be-
loveu nuSOano OF Mrs. Julia Z. Fra
zier, the devoted father OF Mrs.
Lillian {. Robinson. He also leaves
u grandchildren, six great-grand-
Chiluren ana many other relatives
and friends. Frlenus may cali after
4 p.m. Friday July II, at the Iu-
neral Home OF Alexander S. Pope.
Ala 10Th st. Sc. Funeral services
and interment at the Carver Memo
rial PARK, Laurel, Md. on Saturday,
August |, at l pm
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GRIFFIN, JAMES. On Sunday, July
70, 1853, at the Russell Nursing
niece, Mary L Conway. He also Is
survived by other nieces, nephews,
relatives and frlends. Mass will be
onered At the Church of the Ascen-
sion, Bowie, Nd. on Saturday, Au-
gust /, at . am Ihterment cnurcn
cemetery. Services by SnoWden.
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THoRNTON, RICHARD. on Wednes

day. july 20, 1859, RICHARD
mar Manor, Md beloved husband
Of Mrs. Hilda H. Thornton and
father of Mrs. Jeanne B. Nichols
He also is survived by a brother
James E. Whalen, and a grandson
Relatives and friends may call at
more ave. Hydttsville, Md, where
services will be held on Saturday
August !. at 1890 pm. Interment
FoEt Lincoln Cemetery
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CHAMBERS, ROSA LEE. On Tuesday

July 20, 1859, al the Montgomery
County Hospital ROSA LEE CHAM
BERS, beloved wife of William E
Chambers She also leaves one
nephewS and other relatives and
friends After ) PIN Friday. July
81, friends may call at the Snowden
Funeral Home, Rockville. Nd. Flu
neral Saturday, August !. at ! pm,
at the Emory Grove Church. Emory
Grove, Md. the Rev. Z t. SMALL
wood officiating Interment church
cemetery u
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BUM, BARBARA PERRY. On Mon

G Sappv yq HMM :, Ig39 9,, bA Y
beloved wife Of Peter D. Bum
daughter of Mrs. Bernice Perry
mother OF Donald Wayne, sister o
LaVerne. Diane and Walter Perry
granddsughter Ct hrnett0 Perry. Viz
ginia White and Andrew Perry; great
granddau9nter o. Gertnd brown
She also is survived by other rela
tives and friends. The late Mrs
Bum NAV be viewed at 1896 Kramei
St ne after $3.50 pm. Friday, JUL
81 Funeral Saturday, August !
from Lane C M. E Church. IAN
and c SITS. ne, at / pm. 1nterTen
WnndlaUn CemeterY 81
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PAREZO. CELIA ANNA. On wednes-
dar, July 30, 1859 at 602 Univer-
sity blvd, East Silver Spring, Md.
CELIA ANNA PAREZO, mother Of
Stewart Dawson. Services at the
S H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290l
l4th st NV, on Saturday. August l.,
at IL am. parking facilitiesD. In
,erment George Washington Memo
rial Park Cemetery 81
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ATKINS JAMES. On Monday yuiy ~
ST. NV, devoted son of Name At
kins He also leaves to mourn their
loss 3 sisters and brothers., host
of other relatives ana many TRENDS.
may call at the J. r. Cameron d
Sons Funeral Home, GIL K st. nv.
where sefViceS will be held in the
chapel. Saturday, August /. the Rev.
h. D. Jackson offciatinR. lnterment
WOodlaWn Cemetery
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PITKIN ELIzABETH W. On Tbursda,

PTTkIN, ELIZABETH W, On IhurSday,
July 30, 1853, at Arlington Hospital,
ELIZABETH W. PITKIN OF SU2 North
Jackson st, Arlington Va. beloved
wife of the late Esbert 4 Pitkin,
mother of Jane K PitkIn. Mrs
Frances Pitkin SPAN. Altamonte
Springs. Fla, ana Mrs. elizabeth
Pitkin Athev Of Baltimore, Md. She
also is SURVEY by flve erandchil-
Friends may call at the Ives Flu
neral Home, 2S4i Wilson blvd. Ar
lington. Va, until Q am. Saturday.
August /, thence to St. George S
Episcopal Church, Fairfax dr. at
funeral services will be held at 10
am. Interment Columbia Gardens
Cemetery. In lieu OF flowers, contri-
buttons may be made to the Cancer
Fund, Arlington County Uuit, l41l
N. Garfield ST., Arlington, Va.
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nRrcKENRmGE. HARRY G. on Tues.

day, July IS, 1903, at Wasnlngton
Hospital Center. HARRY G. BRICK
ENRIDGE of 3l2 Center St. Hern'
don. Va. husband of Alma W Brock
enridge: brother of Mrs. William
Brock, Baltimore. Md. Mis- Mildred
Pace. Charlottesville, Va, and Maui
rice Breckenridge, 81 Prttrs> d.g
Fla. He also is survived oy severa
nieces ana neDhews l"rie Ids may
call at his late residence, 3l2 Center
St. Herndon, Va. after & pm
Wednesday, July 20. where service!
will be held Friday, July 81. at .
pm. EDIT Entombment Chestnut
Grove Mausoleum. Herndon Va. Ar.
rangements by Green Funeral Home
Herndon. Va 81
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RAKEMANN. HERMAN, Jr. on Thurs.

day. July 80, 1859. HERMAN RAKE
MAN, IT,. formerly OF 1929 Bit
more st. NV, oroJner' of Frederick
B. Rakemann Of Coral Gables, Fla.
Services at the s. H. Hines Co. Fu-
Saturday, August t. at 800 pm.
parking facilities. Interment Rock
Greek Cemetery.
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COLE. MARY wILELLA. On wednes.

COLE, MAKI WILELLA. on Wednes-
day. July 20, 1859, at Arlington
Hospital, MARY WILELLA COLE of
$50 II. Edison st. Arlington, Va,
beloved life Of James NJ Cole,
ton, sister of Mrs. Carrie L. Lake.
Mrs Ida M. Byrne, Mrs. Rose 3.
Moffett and Mrs. S. Pearl Melvin all
Of Arlington. Friends may call at
the Arlington Funeral Home, 1901
N Fairfax dr., Arlington. Va, where
services will be held on Saturday,
August /, at 3 pm Intermnnt
Sharon Cemetery, Middleburg, Va
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9th 81 and Mass Ave NE II 3-62OC
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance
$3.50 o
el6 n ST NE Ii 3-4ss0
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JOHNSON, GEORGE ?. A ,neciaI con,

a munication Of Doric Lodge,
u: !: &: 3: Il:
W purpose OF conducting the
last Masonic rites for cur late
brother, GEORGE F. JOHNSON.
Arrangements n Brown ,, David
son, 57th and Eads st. ne.
CARNEY .LIL9C ". M.
CHARLES q HALF. Secy
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July %. 1859. at Arlington Hospital,
WILLIE MAE DARBY Of Bill 2Oth
st north, Arlington. Va, SISTER Of
the late Charlotte Darby anc cousin
Of Mrs. Carolyn Yandell of Paducah,
Funeral Home, 2901 14th 81. NV,
on Saturday. August !, at 10 am.
parking facilities Interment Glen
wood Cemetery In lieu OF flowers,
contributions may be made to the
Palsy Fund.
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BRESLAUER. ERNEST. In New York
on Wednesday, July 20, 1859, Err,
NEST BRESLAUER, beloved husband
OF Gertrude Breslauer OF Forest
Hills, N. Y. and devoted father OF
Max G. Breslauer He also is sur
vived b" brother. Walter Breslauer
of East Orange, n j. Funeral sery-
ices at the Bernard Danzansky Is
Sons Funeral Home, 1901 l4th st.
NV, on SUNDAY. August >, ut = 30
pm. Interment King David Memo
rial Garden, New York papers,
Oiease CODY
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LARSON, MARTIN B. Members Of
m Drott Lodge, No. 1853. Vasa
M4MA order Of America, are noti-
SS3$Sy fed of the death on July
WSsSH 30, 1859, of MARTIN B.
NV LARSON, late member Of
our society Funeral serv-
ices Saturday. August / f., at the s. H.
0Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2p01 l4th
st. NV. at . pm. SMembers are
requested to attend.
MRS JOSEPH hFBERG. Chairman.
MAGNUs Y. LARSON, Asst. Secy. =,
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WILLIAM D. MCCAIN. Actg. W, N
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cRowDER, LILY D. On Friday. Jy

cROWDER, LILY D. On Friday. July
81, 1853. at GeorgNown University
Hospital. LILY D. CROWDER Of
late Karl P Crovder sister-in-l law
Of Miss Virginia E. Crowder. and
Mrs. Naomi c. AleI. both Of the
above address Services at The s. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901 l4th
St NV, en- Saturday. ueCst |. at
IL noon parking fpcilities). Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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ANDERSON FLORENCE NJ. The ON

ANDERSON. FLORENCE NJ. The ON
IN GERS end members OF Ruth
!. q. !. J. ]: &
our late sister, FLORLNCE
services ct the iasch Flu
neral Home Hyattsville. Md, on
Saturday, August /, at 1880 am
KATHERINE NJ. KRAUDER, W. M.
VIOLA L. CURRY, Secy
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UNDERWOOD WILLIAM. On wednes-

day. july 50, 1853, at his residence
pER SToof5 Beloved BEL ed husband MaLalAa N
Lillian Underwood. and devoted
father Of Gloria Underwood. He
also leaves to mourn his passing two
sisters, mt trother, three auntS and
other relatives and many friends
Rem aims resting at the John T
RhineS Co. Funeral Home: i0I5 18th
st ne. where friends may call
after 3 pm. Friday. July 81. and
where funeral services will be held
on Saturday, August /. at IL am
IntermHnt Woodlawn Cemetery. 81
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MOTHERSHEAD. ELIZABETH J.

Mednesday' July ~; iy5S' EEL Ella;
wife Of Elmer A. Mothershead and
sister of Jessie Chadwick and Nellie
Pemalton. Funeral services at the
Simmons Bros, Funeral Home. 1861
Good Hope rd. sc. (parking facili-
ties), on saturday, August l. at ] |
am. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry
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NEWTON. BERKLEY. On Thursday,
July 80. 1859, BERKLEY NEWTON
OF Mrs. jamie Y. Newton. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Newton and
brother Of Mrs. Euia Carr, Harvey
and Clarence Newton. He also is
survived by other relatives and many
Arrangements BY Mcguire, Inc. .
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WILMER. ELENORA sCAGGS. On
Thursday, July 30, 1859, ELENORA
SCAGGS WILMER of Herald Har-
Dor. Brownsville, Md, beloved wife
of the late Frederick Willnerss and
mother of Warren II wilmer Flu
neral 1920 am. Monday. August 3,
in the Hopping Funeral Home, IL
West. st Annapolis, Nd. Interment
in Cedar Hill Cemetery, washington,
) D. C.
WRIGHT. FANNIE NJ. On Thursday
July 80, 1859, at Iliff Nursing Home,
FANNIE M. WRIGHT Of Route .
Mclean, Va, sister OF Mrs. o. l.
jarrett and Miss Mary Wright OF
Mclean, Va. She also is survived by
two nephews and one niece. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home
2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va ..
where funeral services will be held
on Mop4ay,. Ausust 3. at l pm
InteEnert Flint Hill Cemetery. Oak
ton. va. .
Evening star., 1959-06-25
Youth Given
Staying Term

An lS-year-old youth was
sentenced yesterday in District
Court to serve a prison term
of from four months to a year
and a day for manslaughter
in the fatal stabbing of a man
last March in a rest room OF
the Kit-Mar Restaurant. 1900
block Of Fourteenth street
NV.
The defendant is Mack
Swearinger, of the 1900 block
Of Fifth street NV. Sentence
was imposed by Judge Mat
thew F. Mcclure.
The stabbing victim was
Charles Z. Jones, "a. of the
1900 block of Kenyon street
NV.
Judge MCGUIRE sentenced
two men to serve six months
each for petty larceny in the
theft of property from the
Bible Way Church. 100 block
of New Jersey avenue NV,
last April.
They are Odell Harris. 81, of
the 1900 block of Vermont ave-
nue. NV. and Albert Lee Ellis,
27. Of the l400 block of r street
NV. Both had pleaded guilty
to petty larceny. In addition.
Ellis had pleaded guilty to un-
lawful entry into the church.
Judge MCGUIRE also gave Ellis
six months on the latter charge
but ordered 1t to run concur
rently with the sentence for
theft.
Evening star., 1959-06-25

operation OF Mr.. Goldfine's
Boston Port Development Co.
and did not touch on the Gold
flne-Adams connections.
In a lengthy hearing held
last month before Judge Nor
ris. Mr.. Goldfine's attorney,
Edward Bennett williams, ar
gued that the contempt charges
should be dismissed because his
clients constitutional rights
we're violated through invests
gative methods used by Baron
Shacklette. chief investigator
for the House subcommittee.
The privilege Of the attorney
client relationship was vio-
lated. Mr.. Williams contended,
through the "bugging' Of the
Goldfine suite in the Sheraton
Carlton Hotel here and as a
result Of the theft of papers
from the hotel room of MIR.
Goldfine's secretary while the
hearings were in progress.
But Assistant United States
Attorney William Hitz coun-
tered that Mr.. Shacklette was
acting without authority Of the
subcommittee. Witnesses told
Judge Morris the investigator
turned over no information to
the subcommittee.
In denying the motion to dis
miss the contempt charges,
Judge Morris said 1t is "unnec-
essary" for him to determine
whether or not Mr.. Shacklette
gained illegal possession of any
Goldfine papers since there was
absolutely no evidence" any
documents or copies were de-
livered to the subcommittee.
The judge also held that Mr..
Shacklette's investigation was
completely unauthorized" and
none Of the information gained
was turned over to the sub
committee.
Evening star., 1959-06-25
Dismissal of GoIdfine
Contempt Case Denied

District Court Judge James
w. Morris yesterday denied a
motion for dismissal Of con-
tempt OF Congress charges
against Bernard Goldfine.
The Judge will meet with at
torneys Monday to determine
a date for the trial.
Mr.. Goldfine was indicted on
the contempt charges after his
refusal to answer Is questions
put to him by the House Legis-
lative Oversight Subcommittee
during hearings last July. The
subcommittee was investigating
the Boston industrialist's deal
ings with Sherman Adams. for
mer presidential assistant.
The questions related to the
Evening star., 1959-06-25
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12
|(ounty(ourt
Jurisdiction
Is Extended

State laws giving county
judges additional powers and
curtailing the jurisdiction of
municipal and mayors court
went into effect Sunday.
Under the new statute, all civil
and criminal actions which ori-
ginate in rural areas must be
taken before the county judge.
This means that Judge Clayton
S. Mckee and his clerk, Bob S.
Spriggs are going to see de-
finite increase in the number of
cases they handle. The judges
office is located on the third
floor of the courthouse in the
rooms normally used by the
prosecuting attorney.
Under the new law, municipal
and mayor courts will be limited
to violations within corporations.
Many of the cases, formerly
taken to Mayor Chester ]. How
iler, must now be taken before
Judge Mckee, according to pro-
visions OF the new law.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12
Thomas Zimmerman
Buys Aoag's Drug
Store In Byesvi||e

Thomas L. Zimmerman, phar-
macist at Spillman's Drug store
in Cambridge for the past three
years, has acquired Hoag's Cut
Rate store at Byesville and will
open for business there on Dec. /.
Zimmerman, a native of Cald-
well, received his degree at Ohio
State University and is a regis
tered pharmacist. The 30-year-
old army veteran is married, the
father of three sons, and resides
in Cambridge.
Now primarily a patent medi-
cine store, Zimmerman's new
establishment will be equipped
with complete prescription
department before it is opened
for business. Minor remodeling
changes also will be made.
The store is located at 1850
Second street. It's former owner,
James Hoag, is now associated
with Meridian Plastics Co.
Zimmerman is the son of Mrs.
Mildred Zimmerman, of North
street and graduate of the
local high school. Mrs. Zimmer-
man is the former Dorothy Ruck-
er, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Rucker, Caldwell.
Byesville community has been
without registered pharmacist
for a number of years.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12
Five Motorists
Involved In Two
Auto Accidents

No one was hurt but two cars
were considerably d a m a g e d
about 1925 p. m., Sunday, in a
collision at USR 81 and SR $40,
just north of Belle Valley. Auth
critics said a northbound auto
operated by Charles Tulbert, A.,
OF Wickliffe, struck the rear of
another car driven by Jacklyn
Ullman, 18, of Marietta, as the
latter prepared to turn left onto
SR $40.
Patrolmen said Tulbert came
around a curve onto a straight
stretch of roadway. He was cited
for failure to stop within an
assured clear distance.
Tulbert posted a bond of $25
for his appearance before County
Judge Clayton Mckee, Sunday,
which will probably be forfeited.
A Cum b erl a n d motorist,
Joseph Voytko, AZ, hurt in a
three-car mishap Saturday morn
ing, remained in fairly good
condition Monday in Cambridge
Community hospital.
Patrolmen said Voytko driving
west along SR 313 west of USR
81, struck the rear of a parked
car owned by Raymond Snee-
berger, %, of Caldwell, and the
right front fender of another
parked vehicle, owned by Frank
lin Norman, %, of Byesville.
Sneeberger, who was stopped
on the north BERN headed west,
was cited for parking without
lights and Norman, who was
parked behind him, was cited for
improper parking.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12
12-Inch Line
Continued from

COntlnue0 from page i
area after the line had been
secured.
In addition to the improve
ment being made on the storm
sewer line, the catch basin at
the intersection of East and Main
streets will be enlarged and cor
rected to properly dispose of the
water.
Upon the removal of the trees,
the village electrical lines will be
changed to run parallel with the
street. The lines when installed
had to be located in areas to
avoid constant interruption and
damage caused by the trees dur
ing severe windstorms.
During the winter months, the
south side of Main street was
constantly faced with an icy con-
dition resulting from poor drain
age when the surface water fail
ed to escape thru the partically
blocked eight-inch storm sewer
line.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12

At noon the group will be
served pot luck dinner while
the Judges are rating the fancy
work and posters.
The group will gather at 1:30
p. m. to start the afternoon ses-
sion. 1t will be led off with the
invocation and group singing
The remarks will be given by
Miss Augenstein with the speak
er being Mrs. Richards. This
session will draw to an end with
the awarding of the door prize.
The evening session will begin
at 7:30 with Mrs. Richards and
Paul Jonard as speakers. The
junior choir will offer a few
musical selections and the NOM
mating and resolutions COM
mitee will give their reports.
Awards will then be made to the
fancy work and poster winners.
The program will conclude with
group singing and the door prize
| award. o.. ~
Officers and cha1rmen are as
follows: president, Leone Gar
rett; vice president, Bernice
Baten; secretary treasurer, Edna
Truck; hostess; Pearl Mckinney;
dinner. arrangements, Thelma
| Wharton; fancy work judges,
Marie Bircher, Beulah Watson
and Gladys Moore; poster judges,
| Irene Bates and Ruth Archer;
| school display, Irwin Stallings;
program, Emily Havener; and
| door prizes by the Homemakers
club.
Jackson Institute
The Jackson Community In
| stitute will open its doors for
the morning session on Friday,
| Nov. 20, at $50 a. m. The pro-
gram will lead off with group
| singing and the invocation. The
| 1st, End, and 3rd grades will
| present a school program and
then Mrs. John Richards will
| address the group on the subject
of "The Golden Key" Music,
and the appointment of the nom
mating committee will follow
Mrs. Richards. Enid Augenstein,
the county home agent, will have
a talk prepared.
The afternoon session will
begin at 100 p. m. with group
singing followed with a school
program by the 4th, 5th and 9th
graders. Mr.. Secrest and Mr..
Douglass will be on hand for the
presentation of the tax program
Mrs. Richards will be the after
noon speaker. Election of officers
and film will close this session
Group singing and accordion
music will be among the musical
| entertainment for the evening
session which will begin at 7:3O
| D. m. Mr.. Floyd Henderson and
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12

Mrs. Richards will be the even
ing speakers. Mrs. Richards talk
will be entitled, Laughter Is
Good Medicine" This session will
also be drawn to a close with a
film.
The dinner committee is made
up of: Betty Schenkel, Mary
Stack. Ruth Newton, Barbara
Way, Gerald Carrel and Erwin
Newton.
The officers are Wilma Waller,
president; Robert Chandler, vice
president; Edna Tidd, secretary
treasurer, and Carol Carrei is
the hostess.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12
Scout Financial
Drive Underway
In Local Area

Kickoff meeting for the cur
rent Boy Scout financial drive
in this community and Belle
Valley was held Monday night
at the K. of c. hall on West
street with General Chairman,
DR.. Robert Rudge presiding.
There is no QUOTA for this
county although scouting is now
at its highest peak with lis boys
in the Scouting movement. A
separate drive is necessary here
since we do not have United
Fund drive.
L. c. Young, Jr, is serving
as arrangements chairman and
the team captains for the drive
include Edgar B. Wheeler, Char
les Douglass, John Sklenar, Jr.,
Joe Yontz, David Stellfox, Lewis
Henery, James Hill and Jack
Barnhart.
Robert Merry will serve as
auditor Tor the campaign and all
monies raised in the drive will
be deposited with him. The drive
will continue for only two weeks.
Field Representative James
Moss and District Chairman
Richard Darby, both of Cam
bridge, were present for the
meeting.
There are three troops in the
area, including sol sponsored by
the K. of c., 5S4 sponsored by
the VFW and Troop $50 spon-
sored by Corpus Christi church,
Belle Valley, in addition to Pack
584 sponsored by the Church of
Christ.
The funds received from this
campaign will provide all the
essentials needed to adequately
promote scouting in this county
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-11-12
Quaker City Residents
Injured In Accident

Four persons were injured in
a two-car collision on a county
road near Miltonsburg, Sunday
afternoon.
Cars driven by Victor Weber
of Lowell and John Uppole, 40,
of Quaker City route 4, collioed
Uppole and his wife Thelma,
81, were given emergency treat
ment at the Barnesviile hospital
and released and Mrs. Hazel Car
penter, also of Quaker City route
4, was admitted to the hospital
suffering cuts and bruises in the
accident. A son of the Uppoles,
Darrell, 7, was not injured and
Weber also escaped injury.