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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
Group Gives
Charity Boil

"a Night In Hawaii" Charity
Ball will be presented by the Phoe-
nix Chapter of the Jewish National
Home for Asthmatic Children.
Hotel Westward Ho will be the
site of the annual affair which
will be held Saturday, Dec. 3, at
$3.50 pm.
The Turquoise Room will be
transformed into the surroundings
of an Hawaiian Island. LeiS will be
given to those attending. There will
be prize for the best Hawaiian
costume, door prize and a prize
for the best dancer.
Joe Varcarro and His Orchestra
will provide the music. The Jar
man Jewels will do the entertain
ing.
Harry Kay is general chairman.
Those h n | i n G arrangements
for the dance are: Harry Brewer
man, tickets; Mrs. Ben Hoffman,
decorations, Mrs. Sam Drey, Mrs.
Al Lorber, Mrs. Leo Rubinow,
Publicity, and Mrs. David Tau
man, entertainment. Tickets may
be obtained at the door, and
Hawaiian dress is optional.
Net proceeds from the Ball will be
used to buy additional equipment
for The Children's Asthma Re-
search Institute and Hospital, an
addition to the J.N.H.A.C.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
Firm To Film
Eichmonn TrioI

NEW YORK, (JTA) - A New
York broadcasting company an
nounced here that 1t has obtained
a contract from the Israel Govern
ment to record the forthcoming
trial of Adolf Eichmann, in Israel
On videotape and film, for distri-
button to all news media around
the world who may request the
recordings.
The trial of the No. 1 N a j
specialist in the determination OF
Tews is expected to get under way
in Jerusalem in the spring, and
will last several months. Frank M
'mith, president of the firm, Capt.
nj Cities Broadcasting Corpora
ton, said the company will distrib-
ute televiSion tape and films at
cost. Applications for such facili-
ties have been made to the Israeli
authorities by networks and film
companies from all over the world.
According to Mr.. Smith, his con-
tract with the Israeli Government
provides that, If a profit result:
rom the dissemination of the tape
and films, such a profit will go tc
a charity to be designated by Is
rael.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
The Joseph Bonks
Given Honor

The Phoenix Chapter of Hadas-
sab has chosen to honor DR.. and
Mrs. Joseph Bank, longtime resi-
dents of Phoenix, by dedicating
unit in their name at the newly
completed Hadassah Medical Gen.
ter in Jerusalem, Israel.
Because of their life long inter-
est in Palestine, later Israel, the
Banks helped to found both Hadas-
sab and ZOA in Phoenix and were
instrumental in organizing the
first United Jewish Appeal Drive
in the late 1905 before Phoenix
was aware of the manifold prob
lens facing world Jewry.
Mrs. Ruth Bank served as the
Southwest Pacific Coast President
of Hadassah for years ending in
1949, and it was her efforts to sew
clothes for the children in Palestine
that started the interested women
in Phoenix to subsequently eStab-
lish a Hadassah chapter.
Preliminary plans have been an
nounced for Square foot donations
in the Medical Center by the COM
mittee headed by Mrs. M. B. Gold
man, Jr., Phoenix Chapter; Mrs.
Eugene Leibsohn, Sharon Group;
Mrs. Bernard Young, Sabra Group,
and Mrs. Seymour Sacks of the
Elana Group.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
Rabbi AmieI WohI, 4,
ConcIuve Guest

The Eighth annual conclave OF
the Southwestern Federation of
Temple Youth will take place from
Nov. 1927. at Temple Beth Israel.
Groups to attend the conclave will
be from Ell Paso, Albuquerque
Tucson, Temple Sholom and Beth
Israel. The visiting rabbis who
will participate in the conclave are
Rabbi Albert Bilgray OF Tucson
and Rabbi Neal Brief of Ft. Hua-
chuca.
Rabbi Amiel Wohl of Congrega-
ton Rodef Sholom, Waco, Texas,
will be guest rabbi. He will give a
sermon at Temple Beth IsraePs
Nov. 25 Friday evening services on
the topic The Things Jewish
Youth Must Know"
Rabbi Wohl is advisor of the
Texas and Oklahoma Federation
of Temple Youth; American Dele
gate to the World Youth Confer
ence for Progressive Judaism and
was former Vlce-president of the
National Federation of Temple
Youth. Among other things he was
a former member of the Board OF
the Union of American Hebrew
Congregations.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
Refugee Problem
OvershudoWs All
In Middle East

UNITED NATIONS, NY, (JTA)
The Arab refugee profile
"overshadows every major de-
cision and action in the Middle
East, and hangs as a cloud over
the peace of. the world" the UN
General ASsembly's special politi-
cal committee was warned by John
H. Davis. Davis is the director of
the United Nations Works and Re-
lief Agency for Palestine Refugees
in the Near East.
Stating that he could not foresee
"a satisfactory political solution"
of the Arab-Israel disputes in the
Middle East, DR.. Davis declared
that, even If such a development
were to come relatively soon,"
the international community would
still be burdened with responsible
ty of aiding the Arab refugees ''for
a decade or longer"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
Regisfrofion Begun
For Hebrew Class

Registration is now open for a be-
ginner's Hebrew Glass at Beth He
brew Congregation. Minimum age
for the class in Z years. Parents
who did not register their children
in the fall can now take advantage
of the rnid-term registration. Fur
ther information can be obtained
by calling the Synagogue Office at
AL 4-4375.
An adult singing class for men
and women will begin Thursday,
Dec. 1. The class, under the di-
rection of Cantor Ernest Schreiber,
will consist of Congregational
and Hebrew songs. Interested
persons may call the office for
further information.
Male adults interested in parti-
cipating in a choir for Friday
nights are asked to call the Cantor
at AL 4-4375.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
IsroeI Completes
Oil Pipeline

TEL AVN, (JTA - IsraerS
overland Suez Canal" a pipeline
for the transfer of oil from the Red
Sea to the Mediterranean, w a s
completed here recently with the
hauling into place of the last sec
ton of the 32-inch pipe at the
waters edge at Haifa Bay.
The last section will enable the
crude oil pumped from the south
ern port of Eilat, to be loaded onto
tankerS in Haifa. 1t was learned
that, in readiness for the compile
ton of this project, Israel has al
ready sold large quantities of
crude oil to purchasers in Europe.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
Tryouts Called
For ShoIom's
Musical Comedy

Cast tryouts for Temple Sholom's
forthcoming m u S i C comedy,
".Have Shadchen, viii Travel, ="
will be held at Longview School
Cafeteria, 18th st. and n d n
School Rd., Sunday Dec. IL at s
p. m. All those in the community
interested in trying out are invited.
The act show calls for a cast
of nearly so. Most parts are sing
ing roles.
This comedy, produced and di-
rected by Eve Hurevitz, will be the
third annual production presented
for the benefit of Temple Sholom.
Rehearsals will start Jan. 4.
Dates of presentation are March
18 and 10, 1861, at Longview School
Auditorium.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
S.-IsroeI Trode
At $73 Million

NEW YORK, GTA) = Trade be-
tween the United States and Israel
is reaching record levels" hay
ing totaled $7S, 900, 900 in the first
half OF 1860, and indications are
that it will rise still further" ac-
cording to a report issued here by
the Amerlcan-lsrael Chamber CT
Commerce and Industry.
In the period January-June OF
This year, the Chamber figures
show, cargoes from the United
states accounted for well over
haif' of the total shipping tonnage
unloaded at the Port of Haifa in
Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
Pair Tours Europe
And Near Eust

DR.. and Mrs. L. M. Herbert have
recently returned from more than
a three-month stay in Europe and
the Near East. DR.. Herbert attend
ed the First International Chess
Congress in Vienna, Austria; the
International Congress of Polish
Medicine in Warsaw, Poland; and
the World Medical Congress in Ber-
lin, Germany.
One month was spent in Israel
where DR.. Herbert had a book pub
liShed by the Har-Ha-Carmel Pub
fishing house in Tel Aviv. The
book, written in Yiddish, includes a
collection of DIR. Herbert's poetry,
some prose, and many sonnets on
travel. Also included are transla-
tionS from Greek and Latin and
from French impressionists.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25

Law of the Commonwealth and
is a member of the American His
torical Association, A m II
Academy of Political and Social
Science and the American Studies
Association.
Presiding at the event viii be Mrs.
Herbert Kahn, president. Mrs. M.
B. Goldman Jr. is program chair
man. Mrs. Burton Kruglick is in
charge of the tea. Officers acting
as hostesseS are: Mesdames H.
George Shelter, Mark Leibsohn,
Harold Shapiro, Louis Simon, Alan
Oseran and Ed Korrick.
Directors who will serve as host
esses are: Mesdames Harry A.
Levine, Irving Diamond. Bernard
Fried, M. CONFESS, Arnold Hor-
witch, S. Pickelner, Sam LANCER
man, Joe Lagman, Seymour Siegel,
julius Rose, Jack Sol ON o n,
Lawrence Cantor, Marvin Koolish,
Warren Silver and Morris Meckler.
Past presidents, M d m S
Charles Korrick, Joe Ehrlich,
Eleanor Spector, Arnold Abelson
and David Bush, will preside at
the refreShment table.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
Rummaqe Sale

The Sisterhood of Temple Beth
Israel will conduct a Rummage
and White Elephant Sale Nov. 2S-
80. Donor credit will be given on
all rummage. Furniture, household
articles and clothes are needed.
Clothes should be pressed and
placed on hangers if you wish to
receive additional credit. Call Bea
rain, WI 3-5967, or Alice
Grushko, AM 6-S026, for rummage
pickup.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
Installation Set
For Beth Hebrew

installation of officers of the
Beth Hebrew Mems Club win be
held Saturday, Nov. 26, 7:3O D. m.
at Beth Hebrew Congregation.
The following officers are to be
installed: Harry Ginis, President.
David Goldberg, Vice-president:
Alex kochanoff, Secretary, and AL
tred Meyer, Treasurer. Master of
ceremonies will be Harry j. Weiss.
and Jerome Klein will be the in.
Stalling officer.
A square dance led by caller AL
Harris, will be given. Ballroom
dancing and refreshments are in
Guided in the evenings program.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
Sufuri Hotel Is
Installation Site

Har Zion Congregation will hold
joint dinner dance installation
of officers and trustees of the con-
gregation and the officers of the
sisterhood Sunday Nov. 27, p. m.
at the Safari Hotel.
Rabbi Albert Plotkin of Temple
Beth Israel will install the officers.
'pecial guest will be ScottSdale
Mayor M. E. KimSey After the
'renoonies Harold kay'S orcheS-
ira will provide the music r
dancing.
Reservations for the installation
dinner dance can be made by call
ing Mrs. Sam Singer, VIII 5-O854,
or VIII 5-0602.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25

Western Division
of the Anti-De-
famation League,
the American
Jewish Congress
and the Joint De-
fense Appeal. In
addition to his
other offices, he
is the President
of the Boys and
Girls Aid Society,
which is the old
est and largest
chid-care agency
on the West
Coast. ] u d g G
SoloInon'S talk
will concern it.
self with the
struggle for hui
man and civil
rights and the
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
B'nai Birth Sponsors
A Six Bout Fioh+ Niqh+

Fight Night" presented by the
Herman Lewkowitz Lodge of B'nai
Birth, will take place at Madison
Square Garden, 118 North 7th
Avenue, Phoenix, Wednesday, Nov.
30, at 8 pm.
Jay Edison, Secretary of the Arl-
zona State Athletic Commission,
will act as Master of Ceremonies
for the scheduled six bouts. The
event is being given free to all
Jewish adult men in this area.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
EI Al Official
Heads PR Post

NEW YORK, (JTA) = j. Peter
Brunswick, director of public re-
lations of the FL Al Israel Airline
in New York, was unanimously
elected president of the North
American Public Relations Advis-
ory Committee, the central body
# public relations directors of all
airlines maintaining offices in the
lInted States.
The FL AL executive will repre-
mt all North American airlineS
at an international conference in
4storil, PortugaI, at wnicn prob
ems of public relations in n c
irline industry will be discussed
+ was announced here, Mr.. Bruins
wick joined Ell AL in 1852
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
Beth 81 Club Presents
continental Jubilee"

Beth Ell "Mr. and Mrs" Club
will hold a Continental Jubilee"
saturday, Dec. 10, $3.50 pm, at
Beth FL Congregation, Third Ave
and Mcdowell. Dues will be ac-
cepted at the door of this paid-up
membership affair.
Persons attending are requested
to wear wearing apparel, pin,
etc. which represents the state or
country you were originally from.
Dancing to live music, refresh
mentS and a skit Continental
Capers," written and directed by
Toby Artman and Yetta Liebowitz,
will also be a part of this event.
There will be bar service.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25

Chief Federal Judge Gus j. Solo
mon, of Portland, Oregon, will be
the featured speaker at the Twen-
tieth Annual Meeting of the Phoe-
nix Jewish Community Council,
Wednesday, Nov. 30, in the Krohn
Auditorium of Temple Beth Israel.
The public is invited.
Judge Solomon, who is in Phoe-
nix to preside in the Federal Court,
has been a leading figure in the
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
Nozi Borborism Book Published

NEW YORK, (JTA) = The pub
lication of book on Jewish sur
vival, containing important facts
on the history of the Jews since
1914, was announced here by the
Viking Press. The author is Her
bert Agar, noted American his
torian and one-time editor Of
Courier Journal" a daily news
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
Oregon Federal Jurisf.
Speaker At Council Gathering

nice Seigel, adoption of the United
Jewish Welfare Fund Campaign
Goal for 1851 presented by Melvin
Myland, Chairman of the Budget
and ALLEGATIONS Committee, and
two special presentations, by Rab-
bis Carol Klein and Albert Plotkin
as well as the election of Board
Members to the Board of Directors
of the Community Council and
Jewish Social Service.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25

AAC SO
will be delivered
by Rabbi Philip
Jaffa and the
Benediction by
Rabbi William
Greenberg. Rao-
bi Milton Shul-
man will present
the 1861 Cam
paign Chairman
to the Meeting
and H e r b e r I
Finn, Co-Chair-
man of the Com
munity Relations
Committee will
introduce Judge
Solomon, N a t
Silverman a n d
Mrs. j 0 S e p h
Ehrlich will pre-
sent the slate of
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25

paper in Louisville, KY.
The book, entitled 1.-The Saving
Remnant" lays special stress on
the period of Nazi barbarism and
the rescue of those who survived.
1t is dedicated to 1.-The workers of
the Joint Distribution Committee,
in recognition of their selfless de-
votion."
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25

end to discrimination and anti
SemitiSm.
The program of the evening will
also include brief reports from
Council President Sam Fineberg
and Social Service President Ber-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25

nominees for the two agencies.
Refreshments will be served by
members of the Jewish Social
Service Board at the conclusion
of the meeting.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
Dr.. Levy. Brandeis Dean.
Speaks At Membership Tea

Dr. Levy the Faculty Dean OF
University will be speaker
at twelfth Membership The National
Brandes University The place
Tuesday, Nov. 20. at the Bitmore Hotel
Guggenheim Fellowship received his
Columbia University He is the author of The
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-04-28

mon, Marvin Hawley, Steve Yak
upcak, Randy Palmer, Howard
Lorey, Carolyn Dovenbarger,
Doris CHM, Janet Milk, Patty
Uhl.
Grade s - Sam Cartel, Ray
mond Gaydos, Robert Milk,
Gerald Warner, Marilyn Han
mum, Vickie Hickman, Barbara
Macenko, Margaret Seamstcr,
Tresa Serdy.
Grade 9 - Gary CHM, Herbie
Hamilton, Gloria Harmon, Joan
Ogle, Barbara Stiers, Cecil War
ner, Susan Wiley, Gayle Wiley.
Grade 10 - Edward Macenko,
Gerald Morris, Danny Palmer,
Jack Poland, Carl Roberts, Mike
Roberts, Joyce Cain, Reva For
aker, Linda Mckee, Diana Pitts,
Lynn Seamster, Judy Serdy, Judy
Wiley.
Grade II - Linda McFerren,
Jonelle Archibald, Jerald Heeter,
Karen Kay Long, Richard Lorey,
James Secrest.
Grade II - ROLAND Moore,
Faye Wiley, Judy Walters, Violet
Teters, Carl Geary.
Honor Roll
Grade 2 = Allen Clark, David
King, William Marietta, James
Shuller, Rosemary Bennett,
Wilma Hannum, Heleanna Lori,
Joyce Stewart, Jonita Wargo.
Grade 3 - Rodney Marietta,
James Milk, Joseph Thomas,
Kenneth Wiley, Diane Hronec,
jamie Hupp, Janet Secrest, Kathy
Serdy, Joan Tomcho.
Grade 4 - Teddy Hannum,
Larry Kilburn, Terry Milligan,
Thomas Milk, John Wargo, Oar
rell Yonker, Mary Ann Barn
house, Brenda Cartel, Bethie
Danford, Janet Hill, Connie Mis-
wonger, Paula Seamster, Judy
Smith, Sandra Teters, jamie
THOMAS, Alyce Shatuck.
Grade 5 - Carol Lett, Kathy
Miller, Phyllis Tomcho, Vickie
Perkins,, Carol Lett, Patty
Khune, JoEllen Wargo, Brenda
Danford, David Moushey, John
! Milk, Terry Yakupcak, Sharon
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-04-28
JarahsviIIe
SARAHCVTT.J

SARAHSVILLE - Mr. and
Mrs. Harley Robinson, of Can
ton, were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Hague.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Gerome, of
Geneva, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Minus Goodwill and Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald Shafer and
children. Mrs. Goodwill will
spend several weeks in Geneva
with Mr. and Mrs. Gerome.
Mr.. Floyd Truck and daugh-
ter, Jeanne, of Columbus, spent
Saturday with Mrs. Edna Cam
den.
Mr.. Redmond Archer visited
with Mr.. Racey Archer, Sunday
at the Guernsey Memorial hospi-
tai in Cambridge.
Mrs. Mae Robinson, of Olive,
a visiting with friends and
relatives recently.
Miss Joan Dreher, daughter of
Mrs. Betty Dreher, is a patient
in the Cambridge Community
hospital.
Sunday guests of Mr.. Athel
Moore were MI. and Mrs. Ted
Finley and son, Mitchell, of
Marietta, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Brown, of Caldwell, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark RoSsiter.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-04-28

Yocco, James Serdy.
Grade = David Cartel, Rog-
er Feldner, Ronald Hronec
Diana Farmhouse, Bonnie Bond
Pattie Cunningham, Sharon
Hannum, Darlene Malenda, Con
ME Marietta, Geraldine Nichols
Vickie Niswonger, Diana Still
Joanelle Wargo, Martha Warner
Grade Z = Janet Milk, Patty
Uhl, Beverly Poland, Pamela
Bartoletta.
Grade 8 = Willard Farmhouse,
Sam Cartel, Michael Hrinko
Robert Milk, Gerald Warner,
Marilyn Hannum, Barbara Mac,
enko.
Grade 9 Gloria Harmon
Nancy Nichols, Carol Perkins
Helen letters, Susan Wiley.
Grade 10 - Judy Wiley, Judy
Serdy, Lynn Seamster, Grace
Dennis, Joyce Cain.
Grade II - Judy McNutt
Marilyn Pickenpaugh, Lois
Teters.
Grade u - Carol Wiley, Lois
Elliott, Judy Walters, Violet
letters, Elaine Philpot, Polly
Hill.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-04-28

SCHOOL Is DIS 1OllOWS.
Perfect Attendance
Grade BOBBY Bond, Danny
Cartel, Bobby Cobb, Tony Han
mum, Stephen Hannum, Robert
Heeter, Frank Leasure, Tommy
Mackie, Joey Milk, Steve Mis-
wonger, Bobby Perkins, Kelvin
Seamster, David Serdy, John
Thomas, Joey Wargo, Danny
Yocco, Joyce Archer, Vickie 10
Buckley, Susan Burlingame,
Nancy Davis, Alice Harmon,
Kathleen Miller, Cheryl Milligan,
Christine Milligan, Mary Agnes
Mika, Tresa Perkins, Janet Pick
enpaugh, Mildred Pickenpaugh,
Patricia Thomas.
Grade q Dannie Boyd, Mich
ael Buckley, Allen Clark, Ray
mond Dennis, Jr., David King,
Roy Kominar, William Marietta,
James Shuller, Ernie Ray Shul-
Ter, Patricia Cobb, Dolores Davis,
Mary Dovenbarger, Wilma Han
mum, Barbara Kilburn, Joy Linn,
Rebecca Niswonger, Heleanna
Lori, Joyce Stewart.
Grade 3 = David Clark, Edwin
Dovenbarger, James buffalo,
Richard Eschman, Marvin Field
ner, John Haga, Paul Heeter,
John Mackie, Rodney Marietta,
Andrew Mika, James Milk, Rod
ney Moore, Dennis Nichols, Bern
ard Roberts, Gary Roberts, Char
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-04-28

Donna Stevens, Janet Howell
(A), Sharon Mellinger, Carolee
Ford (A).
Tenth grade perfect attendance
Bernard Dingey, Kenneth
Engle, Janet Howell, Sharon
Mellinger, Dallas Monroe, Chris
tine Moorhead, Mike Wilson,
Tom Wilson, Donald Yerian.
Eleventh grade honor roll -
Darlene Craigo Gall AS, Wanda
Klingler, Shirley Warne.
Eleventh grade perfect attend
ance - Thomas Burkhardt, OAR
lene Craigo, jim Hollenbeck,
Wanda Klingler, Tommy Nc
Daniel, Eddie Moore, 10 Ellen
Yerian.
Twelfth grade honor roll -
none.
Twelfth grade perfect attend
ance - Judy Bates, Joyce Cow
gill, Betty Dilley, Jim Gentry.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-04-28
EIba

ELBA - The young people
held their weekly youth fellow
ship meeting Thursday night.
Elvin and Thelma Sewers won
the contest that had ended on
Easter. Our project now is put
ting an armor on a Christian
soldier by learning Bible verses.
We had a quiz from the Bible
and a quiz of naming songs.
Those present were Betty 10
Goodwill, Kathy Hesson, Dolores
Hesson, Wilma Jackson, Vida
Jackson, Doreen Schob, Elvin
Sewers, Thelma Sewers and
Mrs. Betty Hudson.
Personals
Faye Spies, of Whipple, was a
Sunday caller at the Goodwill
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Hickle and
daughter, Sandra, of Byesville,
were Sunday callers Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Swain.
Harry Huffman, of Warner,
was a Sunday caller of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearl Goodwill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary Vincent
and son, Gary, were callers of
his father, Lowell Vincent at
Vincent.
A. E. Swain and son, Earl and
Gale Goodwill were in Marietta,
Friday.
Ethel Henderson,, of Whipple,
was a SUNDAY caller of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearl Goodwill.
Betty Goodwill and daughter,
Denise, Clara Reed and Gale
Goodwill were in Caldwell, Fri
day.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-04-28

les Teters, Joseph Thomas, Ken
meth Wiley, Robert Yonker,
Brenda Gordon, Mary Harmon,
Diane Hronec, Dorothy Jones,
Rebecca Macenko, Kathy Serdy,
Joan Tomcho.
Grade 4 Teddy Hannum,
Thomas Milk, James Perkins,
John Wargo, Darrell Yonker,
Dickie Poland, Mary Bania,
Brenda Cartel, Darla CHM, Oar
lene Haga, Janet Hill, Gail Lett,
Phyllis Mackie, Connie Niswong-
err, Jenny Reihner, Marilyn Rob-
erts, Paula Seamster, Judy Smith,
jamie Thomas.
Grade 5 - Carol Lett, Jack
Archer, Phyllis Tomcho, Paul j.
Yonker, Patty Khune, Vickie
Perkins, Brenda Danford. David
Moushey, James Serdy, John
Milk, Terry Yakupcak.
Grade 6 - Jerry Archer, David
Cartel, Dennis Eschman, Delbert
Gordon, Ronald Hronec, Robert
Lori, Richard Roberts, Glen
Wheeler, Diana Farmhouse, Rita
Delaney, Sharon Hannum, San
dra Leasure, Darlene Malenda,
Connie Marietta, Gerald Mich
OILS, Vickie Niswonger, Tina
Svercek, Joanelle Wargo.
Grade 7 = Charles Caldwell,
Jack Clark, Robert Danford,
David Delaney, Thurman Har-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-04-28
MIDDLEBURG News NOTES
MIDDLEBURG

MIDDLEBURG - Charles
Stanberry spent Tuesday even
ing at Marietta.
Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison visit
ed Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Laurie Hartman and fam
lily.
Wayne Clark spent Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Clark,
of Seneca Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Roehrig
and children spent Wednesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Mitchell and enjoyed a tur-
key supper.
Charles Mitchell and Jimmie
Morrison were callers at Cam
bridge, Thursday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond STAN
berry and family, of Crooks
vile, visited over the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stan
berry and family here.