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Clearance
Fine Sport Goats
at Big Sovines

Clearance Of stock offers VeFiety
Of petterns in broken sizes.
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also Chevy Chose ond 7 Corners
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5 comparable volue 1895, $500
10 comparable value 1895, $500
4 comparable value 69.95, $500
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Clearance Of
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40 comparable volue 1885 ord
$500 ----------- 1900
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-17
Lawrence A. Crum Named
To Ohio u. Deans List

Lawrence A. Crum, a sopho-
more in the college of arts and
sciences, has recently been
named to the deans list at Ohio
University, Athens, for the fall
semester of 1859. Lawrence's
name appeared in connection
with his past record as valedic-
torian of Symmetrical high
school.
To achieve this honor, a stu
dent must have a 3 point, or B
average, at the end of his fresh
man year. About fifty per cent
of Ohio University freshmen who
were past valedictorians of their
respective high schools were
named to the deans list at the
end of the current semester.
Lawrence, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin L. Crum, of Caldwell
route /, entered Ohio University
on a LIGHTER Grant upon his
graduation as valedictoriain from
high school.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-17
Honor Roll Students
Named For Pleasant
City School System

Honor roll students for the
fourth six weeks grading period
that ended Feb. &c as announced
by SuCt. Orville A. Winland, are
as follows:
7th Grade - Robert Ayers,
Dennis Baker, Joseph Miller,
Dianna Finley, Judy Hannum,
Raymond Secrest.
9th Grade - Rosemary Bak-
er, Martha Chorey, Penny Slifko,
Janice Stephens.
9th Grade - Sharon Campbell,
Cheryl Oliver, Roger Winland
Mary Moreland, Larry Shriver,
Hickey Stoldt.
10th Grade - Homer Crow,
Sara Jane Secrest, John Secrest,
Renee Chalfant, James Dusz.
18th Grade - Litazelle Huff,
Peggy 10 Rusnak, Penny Sue
Spurrier, Jim Ayers, Otis Buc-
key, Richard Chorey, Thelma
Liaks, Ronnie McKee,, John
Veselenak.
18th Grade - Martin Mea-
cham, Sarah Trott. Mildred Car
tell, Tommy Gress, Arden Rack
ley, Janet Wagner, Thomas Will
lis.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-17
MiddIeburg School
Honor Students
Are Announced

The honor roll and perfect
attendance students for Middle
burg grade school have been n
nounced by Charles H. Burley,
executive head of the Southern
Noble school district. They are
as follows:
Honor Roll
Grade / - Mark Dean Adds,
Dick Hayes, Peggy Hayes; Grade
2 - Michael Ray Clark, Rebecca
Clark; Grade 6 - Jack Antill,
Linda Hayes; Grade Z = Sandra
Stanbery; Grade 8 Virginia
Hayes.
Perfect Attendance
Grade Patrick Clark, Larry
Schott, Susan Clark, Peggy
Hayes; Grade 2 - Norman Field
ner, Linda Gerst, Robert Stan
berry, Rebecca Clark.
Grade 3 = Ruth Ann Gerst,
Russell Clark; Grade 4 = Robert
Clark, Jackie Morrison, Harry
Earl Clark; Grade 5 Linda
Clark; Grade 6 - Connie Hayes.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-17
Farm Extension
Notes
Woodland Management

The Care and Management of
Forest resources is constantly be-
coming of greater Importance to
land owners in Southeastern
Ohio.
The folks in Noble, Guernsey,
Monroe and Belmont, Harrison,
Jefferson, Columbiana, Carroll.
and TuscaraWas counties will
have an opportunity to see the
results of 20 years of woodland
management on Thursday, March
"a.
A tour of several managed
woodland areas Of the Muskin-
gum Conservancy District has
been arranged in cooperation
with MI. H. P. Garrett, Forester
of the Conservancy District. This
tour will include observations in
the management of both Planted
Pine plantations and native hard
wood stands of timber.
The group from Noble county
will leave Caldwell from the east
side Of the square at 800 a. m.
and arrive at Coultraps Store on
US. $50 at Tappan Lake at 1000
a. m. A cafeteria lunch will be
served at Leesville to the tour
ing party. Luncheon reservations
should be made through your
county extension office before
Tuesday, March %.
There will be a short speaking
program at the noon hour. Mr..
w. G. McG;nnis of the Central
State Forest Experiment Station
will be the guest speaker.
BY Floyd Henderson,
County Ext. Agent, Ayr.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-17
Area Students Are
Named On Deans List

The following Ohio University
students from the Caldwell area
were recently named to the
deans list for work completed
during the first semester.
Stpdentes must attain at least
a 33 or B plus average to earn
this honor. They include: college
of commerce, Andrew Richard
Safigan; college of applied sci
ence, Roger j. Schooling and
Paul F. Dimmerling, Summer
field; college of education, San
dra Sue Bates.
All freshman are enrolled in
University college and must have
at least a 80 or B average to be
named to the deans list. Second
year students in University col
lege must have a 3.3.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-17

lOllOWS:
Grade l
Attendance - Patricia Bates,
Stephen Biedenbach, Deborah
Burbacher, Jeffrey Barnett, Rit-
chic Carpenter, Janet Carpenter,
Cathy Cornell, Sammy belong,
Danny Delong, Judy McElfresh,
Joyce Moore, Rita Morris, Ran
dali Stallings.
Scholastic - Rita Morris, Joyce
Moore, Randall Stallings, Karen
Clark, Richie Carpenter, Judy
McElfresh, Danny Delong, Deb
orah Burbacher, Sammy Delong,
Stephen Biedenbach.
Grade 2
Attendance - Sheila Bates,
Kathy Bates, Beverly Bieden-
bach, Carol Christman, Timothy
Clark, Victoria Grywalski, Jay
Dee Kerns, Diane McElfresh,
Roger Reed.
Scholastic Sheila Bates,
Kathy Bates, Beverly Bieden-
bach, Carol Christman, Victoria
Grywalski, Diane McElfresh,
Audrey Warner.
Grade 3
Attendance - Linda K. Bates,
Joyce Cline, Pamela Edgar,
Donna Kerns, Theresa McElfresh,
Judy Moore, Linda Stotts.
Scholastic Joyce Cline,
Jamela Edgar, Judy Moore,
Franklin Wise.
Grade 4
Attendance - Charles Barnett,
Barbara Biedenbach, Lowell
Kerns, John Kirkbride, Betty
Leach, Peggy Moore, Gary Reed,
Cynthia Stallings, Gary Truax.
Scholastic - Barbara Bieden-
bach, Brenda Clark, John Kirk
bride, Betty Leach, Cynthia Stall
lings, Gary Truax.
Grade 5
Attendance Wayne Bates,
Steven Carpenter, David Dysert,
David Leach, Leo Powell, Lena
Christman, Carol Moore, Sue
Stephens.
Scholastic - David Dysert,
Lena Christman, Carol Moore,
Sue Stephens.
Grade 6
Attendance - Jack Blakeslee,
Gerald Dysert, Johnny Truax,
Kenneth Wise, Patricia Archer,
Barbara Leach, Kay Morris, Judy
Reed, Linda Warner.
Scholastic - Jack Blakeslee,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-17
pRORATE NOTICE
Approval and Settlement Of Accou

Approval and Settlement OF Account
Accounts and vouchers OF the fol-
lowing ramed persons and estates nave
been filed in the Probate Court Of
Nohia County, Ohio, for approval and
settlement. -
First and final account of The First
National Bank Of ZaneSV,ile' ONO
Executor. OF the estate Of Howard M.
First and final account of Fern
woodford. Fvecutrix Of the estate of
Lawrence Woodford. deceased:
First and final arco ~ tb OF e Ande
Of Anna Kachmar, deceased.
First and final account of stephen
Yadrnak, Jr. administrator OF me
estate of Stephen Yadrnak aka Steve
Jadrnek aka Steve Yadrinak AKA sieve
Jrlvink aka Steve Yarduak aka Steve
Yadrnak aka Stephen Yadrnak, de-
Seventh C7th) partial account Of
Emil F. Barnett, guardian OF Clyde T.
First and final account Of Edna
Racev. guardian of Henry Reitler. =.
Eleventh (l1th) partial account of
Lilo Moe Bober, guardian of Andrew
A. Bober, Jr.
Bowron, executor of the estate Of
, Margaret l.. Bowron, deceased.
First and final account of Edna
Wiley. guardian of Kay Wiley.
First Ist) partial ACCOUNT OF gonn
Huffman, guardian of Harley Huff
Unless exceptions are filed thereto
said accounts will be for hearing be-.
10pf sag 1850 S0a at which Ii time saId ac-
counts viii be considered and on
tinued from day to day until finally
disposed of. c,.
written exceptions to said accounts or
to matters pertaining to the execution
of the trust, not less han five days
prior to the date set for hearing.
EARL P. McGINNIS.
Probate Judge
Doris Mckee, Deputy Clerk
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-17

SpSlI ClluICu ouTOdy Is a
project initiated by the Cath
Ole men of the Steubenville
diocese as part of the program
encouraged by Pope John XIII
to encourage unity among all
men through better understand
ing and evidence of good will
and Christian charity that should
exist between all Christian faiths.
In a letter to the pastors of
every Catholic church of the
diocese, Bishop John King Mus
sio stated: This is not a convert
making plan but simply an out
stretched hand Of neighborliness
to those in our community who
would like to visit US and to
understand our ways a little
better"
The occasion will undoubtedly
provide an opportunity for many
to visit st. Mary's church at
Fulda, Noble county's oldest and
most colorful Catholic church.
The Fulda church is indeed
picturesque, in that it represents
a unique type of Gothic archi-
lecture seldom ever seen in this
section of the country. Rev. FIR.
j. j. Donaldson, pastor, will
personally conduct the tours.
Hours designated for the open
church observance are from 200
p. m. to 400 p. m.
To those persons making the
visit, the pastor will make avail
able, until the supply is ex-
hausted, copies of the church's
centennial, celebrated on May
6. l947.
At st. Philomena church, Cald-
well, Rev. Fr. S. j. Pekalla, pas
tor, stated that open church
Sunday will be observed from
200 p. m. to 400 p. m.
Rev. FIR. James Dirker, pastor
at Corpus Christi church, stated
that the same hours, 200 p. m. to
400 p. m. would also apply to
persons visiting the Belle Valley
church.
Open church Sunday will also
be observed at other Noble
county churches, including St.
Michael's, Berne; St. Henry's,
Harriettsville; st. Joseph's, Burk-
hart, and St. Mary's, Temper
anceville.
In each instance qualified per-
sons will serve as guides in the
explanatory tours of the
churches.
All are invited to visit the
church in their community on
Sunday, March 81.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-17

bardo, John Hill, Nancy Ramage,
Glenn Stay, James Whitcomb,
Joyce Wiley.
Sophomore Ros EN- AIRY
Crum, Margaret Estadt, William
Hayes, Treva Pickenpaugh.
Freshmen - Ronald Brown,
Linda Cunningham, Irma Dou-
dina, Larry Elliott, Barbara
Estadt, John Hazard, James He'd
dleson, Donna Nichols, Ann Pax
ton, Janet Rex, David Wharton,
Beth Wood.
Eighth Grade - Judy Ander-
son, Charlotte Buckley, Kathy
Davis, Bonnie Crum, Ray De-
Void, Dorothy Lichwarick, Mark
Webster.
Seventh Grade - Larry Cecil,
Sandra Cordell, kathy Estadt,
Stuart Kuntz, Carolyn Long,
Bud Ramsey, Bonnie Winberg.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-17

Jack Barnett, Patricia Archer,
Barbara Leach, Gerald Dysert.
Grade 7
Attendance - Martin Johnson,
Tim Moore, Gary Snyder, Rosa
Smithberger.
Scholastic - Gary Edgar, Mar
tin Johnson, Tim Moore, Tim
Reed, Carolyn Cutler, Sandra
Harding, Rosa Smithberger.
Grade s
Attendance - Brian Christ
man, Donnie Kirkbride, Warren
Moore, Eugene Reed, Sue Bates,
Alice Carpenter, Carol Cunning
ham, Donna Kirkbride, Darla
Starr.
Scholastic Eugene Reed,
Alice Carpenter, Donna Kirk
bride.
Grade 8
Attendance - Linda Cunning
ham, Sylvia Christman, Audrey
Butler, Lila Christman, James
Warner, Roger Martin, Vernon
Kirkbride, Carrel Harding, John
E. Crum, Eddie Craig, Kenneth
Clark, Garoid Carpenter, jennie
Bates, Jean Dimmerling, Zelda
Christman.
Scholastic Jimmy Mallett,
Vernon Kirkbride, John E. Crum,
Jean Dimmerling, Jan eDimmer-
ling, Lila Christman.
Grade 10
Attendance - Sandra Smith,
Marcella Shelton, Judy Gressel,
Karola Delong, Margaret Bates,
Marlene Archer, George Mallett,
Larry Garrett, Ronald Cant,
Richard Dimmerling, Dwight
Carpenter.
Scholastic - Sandra Smith,
Marcella Shelton, Judy Gressel,
Karola Delong, Deanna Clark,
Marlene Archer.
Grade IL
Attendance - Vivian Moore,
Richard Schehl, Larry Edgar,
James Crum, Elaine Triplett,
William Thomas, Eugene West,
Marvin Dimmerling, Larry Nal
lett, Edsel Hannahs.
Scholastic Vivian Moore,
Richard Schehl, Elaine Triplett,
Marvin Dimmerling, Larry NAL
lett.
Grade IL
Attendance - Rita Gressel,
Carol Butler, Leanna Carpenter,
Virgil Thompson.
Scholastic - Rita Gressel.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-17

s~ HNh
Perfect Attendance
Grade / = Bobby Bond, Damn,
Cartel, Tony Hannum, Jerr,
Jones, Frank Leasure, Tomm
Mackie, Kelvin Seamster, Davic
Serdy, John Thomas, joey War.
go, Danny Yocco, Joey Milk
Stephen Hannum, Susan Burlin
game, Nancy Davis, Alice Har,
mon, Kathleen Miller, Cheryl
Milligan, Audrey Milk.
Grade 2 Dannie Boyd,
Michael Buckley, Phillip Hupp
Noah Khune, Jr., Daniel Mazgay,
Mitchell Perkins, Ernie Ray
Wheeler, Dennis Yocco, Dolores
Davis, Mary Dovenbarger, Joyce
Stewart, Jonita Wargo, Deborah
Zeleznik.
Grade 3 - Edwin Dovenbarg-
er, James buffalo, John Haga,
John Mackie, Andrew Mika,
James Milk, Ray Moore, Dennis
Nichols, Bernard Roberts, Will
liam Sopko, Charles letters,
Joseph Thomas, Kenneth Wiley,
Robert Yonker, Brenda Gordon,
Mary Harmon, Diane Hronec,
jamie Hupp, Rebecca Macenko,
Kathy Serdy, Joan Tomcho.
Grade 4 Cathy Archer,
Mary Bania, Brenda Cartel,
Darla CHM. Darlene Haga, Larry
Kilburn, Thomas Milk, James
Perkins, Marilyn Roberts, Paula
Seamster, jamie Thomas, Veron-
lea Thomas, Linda Trenner, John
Wargo, Darrell Yonker.
Grade S - Larry Kominar,
Phyllis Tomcho, Paul Yonker,
Jack Archer, Paul Jones, James
Serdy, Lee Wukelich, Vickie Per-
k:ns, Patty Khune, David Moore,
John Milk, Terry Yakupcak,
Terry Perkins, David Moushey,
Robert Hupp, Paulette Jones.
Grade 6 - Jerry Archer, David
Cartel, Dennis Eschman, Roger
Feldner, Delbert Gordon. Ronald
Hronec, Billie Hupp, Jack john
son, Robert Lori, Frederick Per-
kins, Richard Roberts, Mark
Thomas, Glenn Wheeler, Rita
Delaney, Sharon Hannum, Mary
Khune, Sandra Leisure, Connie
Marietta, Geraldine Nichols, Tina
Svercek, Diana Still.
Grade - Gary Brown, Jack
Clark, Robert Danford, David
Delaney, Thurman Harmon,
Marvin Hawley, Howard Lorey,
Randy Palmer, Herbert Smith,
Steve Yakupcak, Carolyn Doven-
barger, Doris CHM, Janet Milk,
Patty Uhl, PAMELA Bartoletta.
Grade 8 - Sam Cartel, Ray
mond Gaydos, Michael Hrinko,
John Mazgay, Robert Milk, Ger
aid Warner, Marilyn Hannum,
Barbara Macenko. Margaret Sea-
MISTER, Teresa Serdy.
Grade 8 - Ralph Delaney,
Gary CHM, Joyce McCune, Jean
Niswonger, Joan Ogle, Carol
Perkins, Billy Roberts, Leland
Smith, Cecil Warner, Susan
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-17
Caldwell Soldier Has
Training In Radio Course

Army Pvt. William E. Bailey,
10, son of Mrs. Mildred Bailey,
sol Playground street, Caldwell,
completed the l3-Week radio
maintenance course at the Artil-
lery and Missile School, Fort Sill,
Okla.
Bailey was trained to install,
operate and perform mainten-
ance on communications equip
ment employed by artillery units.
The former Caldwell high
school student entered the army
in September of last year and
completed basic training at Fort
Knox, Ky.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-17
GET A MONEY

State Auditor James A. Rhodes
has announced the distribution of
the regular monthly local gov
eminent fund to the SO counties
of the state. The distribution,
made out of sales tax collections,
will see the eight large urban
counties share in $l,272,029 of
the total distribution, while 20
small rural counties including
Noble will each receive the
minimum of $~3,333.33. The re-
naming 80 counties will share
the balance of 1861 ,304.3
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-17
NOTICE
IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF
NOBLE COUNTY, STATE OF OHIO

IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF
NOBLE COUNTY, STATE OF OHIO
Case Number 9840
In the matter OF the conveyance
of certain Real Estate of the
Road Fork Methodist Church, of
Harriettsville, Route 1, Ohio, A
Religious Society.
Notice is hereby given that a petit
ton has been filed in the Court OF
in Case Number 9840 praying for
authority from said Court to sell the
following described real estate:
Tract /: Situated in the State of
Ohio, County of Noble, and Town.
the northeast corne of tho south
east quarter of the southwest
quarter of Section %, Township
$ of Range 7 Of lands sod ct
degrees west II rods; thence south
25ig degrees west 10& rods to the
place of beginning, witness the
southwest corner of the meeting
house, bears north 48 degrees east
771a links, theme north 25l2 de-
grees east 6 rods; thence south ssh
degrees east q rods. thence south
251a degrees west 6 rods; thence
north 65a degrees west 4 rods to
the place of beginning, containing
"a rods of land.
Tract .: Situated in the State of
Ohio, County Of Noble, and Town
ship of Elk, and the same being a
part of the southeast quarter of
the southwest quarter Of Section
90, Township S Of Range Z, COM
mencing for the same at the north
west corner of the M. E. Church
lot as was decided by Vincent Wor-
stell and recorded in Volume 10 at
Page y, Noble County Deed
Records; thence south about 8 rods
to the east fork of Duck Creek;
theme west by the north bank of
said stream 5 rods; thence north
about 8 rods. thence east 5 rods
to the place of beginning, con-
tanning u acre.
Said petition will be heard four az
weeks after the first publication of
this notice.
LUCIEN c. YOUNG, JR.
ATTORNEY for the Trustees
of the Road Fork Methodist
Church, of HarriettsviIle,
Route /, Ohio.
sc So 10 Il
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-17
Perfect Attendance


Seniors - Rita Mae Arnold
Barbara Boyer, Rose Mary
Briggs, James Chicwak, Jane
Elliott, Betty Hesson, Donald
Holman, Linda Jordan, Gladys
Porter, Helen Reed, Fred Schell,
Darrell Secrest, Landon Smith,
Velma VanFossen.
Juniors - Jean Allen, Jerry
Bever, Donnie Boyd, Eugene
Boyd, Robin Butler, Kay Davis,
Henrietta Doudna, Nancy Field
ner, Carolyn Giallombardo, Car
roll Gordon, Samuel Gregg,
Lloyd Hogan, Grace Keith, Bar
bara Lorenz, Woodrow Milligan,
Chad Moore, Patricia Noon, Kit
tie 10 Parks, Nancy Ramage,
Joan Snider, David Thomas,
James Watson, James Whitcomb,
Geneva Wiley, Phil Yontz.
Sophomores - Art Boyer,
Dave Bridgman, Gregory Buckley,
Sharon Burrier, Sharon Carsey,
Sharon Chicwak, Rosemary
Crum, Phil Doan, Evangeline
Doudna, Bill Hayes, Nancy
Hinkle, Darl Johnson, Ruth Pick
enpaugh, Gay Pitts, Charles Pol
ing, Bill Reed, Jacqueline Reed,
Larry Rucker, Mary Ann Shond-
rick, Connie Spriggs, Ruth WIKI
ander.
Freshmen - Steve Ball, Ron
aid Brown, Shirley Chicwak,
Larry Doan, Dwain Dyer, Larry
Elliott, Barbara Estadt, John
Hazard, James Heddleson, James
Hupp, Wilbur McAuley, Fred Nc
Donald, Joe Mckee, Phil McKit-
rick, Shirley Miller, Dean Odli-
yak, Ann Paxton, Wilbur Reed,
Janet Rex, Bill Sailing, Ken
Schafer, Richard Schott, Terry
Spriggs, Charles Stottsberry,
Charles Thomas, Dave Wharton,
Mary Wikander, Beth Wood.
Eighth Grade - Nancy Briggs,
Ronald Briggs, Charlotte Buckley,
Bill Burch, Kathy Davis, Ray
DeVolld, Ken Ferguson, Lola
Gordon, James Hill, David Koval,
Judy Mclaughlin, Ellen Parks,
Gerald Ramsey, Charles Rum
mer, John Scherr, Rita Snider,
Gary Tilton, Jerry Watson, Mark
Webster.
Seventh Grade - Danny Bates,
Julia Bauer, Karen Bever, Gary
Briggs, Gloria Brown, Lynn
Bryan, Rosemary Butler, George
Caldwell, Jay Carsey, Larry
Cecil, Sandra Cordell, David
Cunningham, Lois Doan, Kathy
Estadt, Judy Heddleson, Roberta
Heddleson, Gregory Heppner,
Donnie Hill, Tim Hupp, Judy
Keeton, Paul Keith, John Koval,
Carolyn Long, Linda Michael,
Alice Michel, Sam Milligan,
Glenn Miller, Richard Ogle, Rob-
ert Paxton, Bud Ramsey, Beverly
Reynolds, Robert Sailing, Robert
Schott, George Slater, Phyllis
Smith, David Stellfox, Cheryl
Wells, Robert Wheeler, Julia
Wikander, Brenda Wiley, David
Wiley, Don Wiley, Bonnie Win
berg.
Special Education Roger
Fogle, Eden Green, Anna Mae
Hill, Virginia Morrison, Shirley
Ralph, Larry Stottsberry, Katey
Mae Williams.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-17
RED5kIN a.
review
Class Tournaments
BY Barbara Boyer

Class Tournaments
Monday evening ended the
series of class tournaments. The
championship game was played
between the Junior Champs GID
and the Sophomore Bearcats
(3-2). After a very close game,
the champs came out on top with
a victory of 1881 over the Bear
cats.
Psychological Tests
The results of the OHIO State
Psychological test taken by the
seniors on March z, have been
returned. The scores and ratings
will be available to the seniors
at the latter part of this week.
Representatives
Tuesday morning, Mr.. Paul
Knoll and Mr.. Richard Deem,
seniors at Marietta college and
representatives of the Petroleum
Honorary Fraternity at the COL
lege were at the high school.
They presented a Commute color
film depicting the opportunities
in the petroleum field for college
minded students. The film was
followed by an open discussion
period. About 81 interested
juniors and seniors attended.
P.T.A. Play
The Parent-Teachers Associa-
ton will present the play "The
Adventures of Tom Sawyer" Fri
day evening, March Is in the
high school gymnasium. The play
will begin at 500. There will be
a matinee Thursday afternoon for
the students in both the grades
and in the high school. The after
noon classes will be dismissed at
lis for the play.
FILA. Meeting
There will be an FILA. meet
ing this Thursday evening at 7:3O
p. m. in the gymnasium. There
will be a panel discussion on the
topic making the most of your
abilities"
Instrument Display
Monday night, u band dlrec-
tor, Mr.. Rinker, met with the
parents of children interested IN
instrumental music. Several
musical instruments were dis
played and possibilities for rent
ing or owning instruments were
discussed.
Jr. & Sr. Glass News
The seniors received their IN
vitations and name cards last
Friday.
A play has been chosen for the
Junior class play to be given
sometime in late April or early
part of May. Try outs were last
Friday and the different parts
have been given out.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-17
Lore City Tournament
DRAWING Will Be Sunday

Regarding the independent
basketball tournament at Lore
City, the last day for entrance
is Sunday, March 20. Also the
drawing will be held Sunday,
March 20, in the Lore City
gymnasium at 100 o'clock p. m.
Teams that are interested in
entering should write or call
Lore City high school IA 7-4424
between $50 a.. m. and $3.50 p. m.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-17
WINS SCHOLARSHIP

Miss Lois Ann Elliott, senior
at Belle Valley high school, has
been awarded a scholarship to
assist her in pursuing a career in
beauty culture at the Nationwide
beauty school in Columbus. A
daughter of County Treasurer
and Mrs. R. Elliott, of Caldwell,
she received the scholarship on
the basis of character, scholastic
achievement, resourcefulness and
neatneSS.