davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-03-25
CHESTS

| Four drawer BoeheIor chest-30xl Sx3o", beou-
tful double serpentine chest executed in beautiful
ebony finish. Exquisite hand pointed detailing
drower fronts-white leather top 1850
Serpentine Bachelor chest-29xl 7x3o"-hond-
rubbed mahogany finish. genuine leather top, four
roomy drawers, antique English bross hordwore,
$500
beautifully finished in mohoeony-ontque
bross hordwore-meosures 2exl 7x26k" high,
$500
! Block ThFee-drcwe Chest antique bross hard
wore and mouldino-beioe marble toD-meosures
l7x30x29h"
Evening star., 1960-03-25

80" Esrly American Wins-Boek sSofe. g.
cushion scot and book. Foam rubber scot cushions
with reversible zippered covers, box pIeot skirt
royol blue upholstery $l66
I coIonsl-SsyIs Sefs with rubber tufted back,
foam rubber cushions with reversible zppered COW
ers. box peoted skirt. Turquoise e- $i4s
I EsrIy American Wins-Beek Love Seat. 2-cush-
ion style foam rubber box pleot skirt. Olive, $7s
TroditionoI Style Sofo with kick pIeot skirt,
rubber tufted beck, foom rubber reversible eush-
ions with zippered covers, antique copper $l7s
80" Roll Arm TreditionsI Style sefs Kick
pIeot skirt. foam rubber cushions with reversible
zippered covers. Spice $iss
I ReE-Arm Lswsen Style Sefe. Kick peot skirt,
foam rubber reversible 1T" cushions, zppered
covers; jode $io9
Troditionsl Style Sofo with tuxedo orms, foam
rubber cushions. reversible covers. Olive $l5s
I Modern Sofs. Loose cushions scot and book.
Foon rubber reversible covers, woInut bose. Blue
green ------- ---SlTS
z UIsro Modern Ski-Beek Sefss. 2-eushon style,
nodded foam rubber filler, reversible zppered
cushion covers. Wonut bosses. ! ehoreooI,
opple-oreen $l29
Evening star., 1960-03-25

4 High Beck Modern Lounge chss. Foom cushion
arm connecting with wing sides on boek rest. Thin
arm connecting with wing sides on back rest. z
tonoerine, blue fobrie covers. Eo.---------$SS
Rel Arm LswsON-Ssyls Soss. Foom rubber re-
Versble cushions snuIoted two-eushion beck, kick
MedsFn-Ssyls Foam cushionsd SoFs. Button
book. thin orns box cushions with reversible zip
pered covers. Copper color fobric cover $Ils
Modern Kins-Sixs 3-Pe. Ssetionsl. Left, right
and center sections. Foom rubber cushions with re-
versibIe zippered covers. Thin arms, woInut legs.
Gold S297
Provincial style Foam Cushioned Sose Reversible
zippered cushion covers. Coil spring bose fruit
wood legs, high erode fobrie cover in toost. $i24
Evening star., 1960-03-25
Fomous berkshire House"
Chrome and Decorator Dinettes


General Electric Tsxolits Tops
Wood grains, sIittsr. pearl, linen pettsrns
Mosehins eheirs In figured washebIe VimyI
Block, bronze. pewter and chrome finishes
Io-s-Pe. Sets. sox4ox4s" TebIes, ehcirs, ss.ss
lo-s-pe. Sets. 3ox4oxeo" TebIes, ehoirs, 1893
i2-7-pe. Sets. sox4ox6o" TsbIes. choirs, ss.ss
io-7-pe. Sets. sex4sxeo" TsbIes. s chairs, ss.ss
s-5-pe. Sets. 3ox4ox4s" TebIss, 4 chairs, 1888
Contemporary Style Lounge chair Button. back.
Foom cushions. Front leg eosters. Brown-eoid, $ss
] Modern Hi-Boek Lounge chair with coil spring
book rest and foam reversible cushion. WoInut
'e9s o1O"n-ooIo $66
, BansI Beck "T" Cushion Lounge cheirs. Foon
scot with zippered reversible cover. Fruitwood
'ees Sooe S44
I Roll Arm. Button-Beek Lounge choir Foom
scot and bock cushions Kiek-pleot skirted bose.
Sreen SIT
! colonioI Style, semi-detoched pillow beck lounge
choir. Foom IT" cushion. Box pIeot ,skirted bose.
Print cover S66
Swedish Modern Lounge Chairs. Stroioht orms.
Rubber IT" cushion with zippered removable
cover. Wolnut legs Gold S44
Evening star., 1960-03-25

TrcdisiensI Lounge chsir. Roll orns, button
beck. Foom rubber 1T" cushion, reversible for
Kns-slxe chonnsI Arm Swivel Rockers. But
ton tutted beck rest. Foom IT" cushion. reveysibe
for longer weor. dark oreen beige $66
chsnnsI-saek Tight Sect Lounge choirs Coil
spring bose. Mahogany exposed wood trim. Queen
Ann legs. Noheod trim. | gold, toast sac
Evening star., 1960-03-25
just 5! Comfortable
Arm Chairs by Rowe"
38.s'

Foam Iotex scot cushions supported by no.
soo spring boses. Attractive fabrics One
and two pieces in each style. For reodine or
just reloxino.
Evening star., 1960-03-25

Square Arm LswsOn Lounge Choirs. Button beck,
foam rubber IT" cushions. coil spring base, skirted
spino bose | oquo, toost fobric covers. Co., SIS
Square Arm Lowsen Lounge cheirs Button back,
foam rubber 1T" cushion, coil spring base. skrted
bottom, decorator fobries in assorted eoIors. Eo,
$44
4 Roll Arm Lswson Lounge Chairs. Plain book,
foam rubber IT" cushion with reversible zppered
cover. kck-pIeot skirt, high erode fobre cover in
eooshell, turquoise, toost, charcoal brown. Co.,
SIS
Evening star., 1960-03-25

EoFIy Amsriesn Wins Beck Sogo with semi
detoched 3-cushon pillow bocks, foam rubber
reversible box cushions, box peot skirted base.
I EoFIy American Wing Beck Lounge Chair. Semi
detoched beck, foam rubber cushion, reversible
zippered cover Box skirt Soee---------$ $50
I Modern Club Chair. Stroioht arms, foam rubber
cushions woInut legs. bross ferruIes. palm green
pIostic cover sac
TEsditiensI Style Lounge Choir. Rubber tufted
back, foam rubber "T' cushion. Reversible zip
pered cover. Kick pIeot skirt Lnen-Iook uphol-
stery $50
Evening star., 1960-03-25

Highly Styled Leunss Chair. Hioh-bock modern
style. Loose kidney cushion, foom rubber scot
cushion. Walnut legs. Brown----S7 SIT
! Modern Hi-Beek chsir. Thin arms. foam rubber
Aedsrn-Style Low-Boek MRS. Chair. Rubber
cushion, wolnut legs. Dork brown $44
Evening star., 1960-03-25
Just 8! Hish-Boek
Modern Lounge Choirs
'AQ ga.

Foom rubber reversible cushions with zip
pered reversible covers. Block legs. AS
sorted fobrcs in red, lime, pumpkin, rose,
dark green and others.
Evening star., 1960-03-25
Just Ia! Barrel or Tufted
Beck Lounge Chairs
.'. s55

Foam rubber 1T" cushions, reversible zip
pered cushions. Coil spring boses. Assorted
fobries in eeoshell, turquoise, beige, ehor-
cool brown, gold, reside, orange.
Evening star., 1960-03-25

] Kins-Size Contemporary Styled Lounge cheir.
Loose foam rubber scot and book. Flush bose on
eosters. Gold observation-disclosures SIT
] kns-sixe Contemporary Lounge cheir. Loose
foam rubber scot and back cushions. Kick-pIeoted
bose. Brown-beioe Sss
Evening star., 1960-03-25

! Provincial oeessionsI PuII-Up Chair. Roll beck.
$z9
Denish Tub chsir. Tight scot ond channel boek
Exposed walnut wood trim. Turned legs, bross
! Modern Hish-Beek Chair. Walnut open frome.
Shaped heodrest. Tight scot construction. Pump
kin S33
Trodtionel Plotform Rockers Spring filled, semi.
detached cushion. Button back. Mahogany knuckIe
arms and bose. Supported pIostic covers. l. toost
! dark 9reen-------- $50
> Contemporary Lounge Chairs. Picture frame but
ton bock Foam box cushion Walnut exposed bose
Light blue $66
z Kins-Sixe EsrIy American Wing Beck Swivel
Rockers. Foom cushion. Walnut pillow back. Box
pleot skrted base. Toost st-----.$ SIT
5 kins-Sixe Contemporary Lounge Chairs. Loose
cushion scot and back rest Of foom Flush bose sup
ported plastic cover. Red, brown, toost, pumpkin
SIT
s TroditioneI-StyIe Roll Arm Lounge cheirs. Bis
cult tufted back. Foom ut" cushion, kiek-pIeot
skirted bose. sooe turquoise, | corol, grey
Contemporaries Style Lounge Chair. Foom scot
and book loose cushions Foom podded high oms
Walnut exposed wood bose. Coro o----S $50
! Pieture-Erams Beck Hi-Boek Modern Lounge
choir Shaped heodrest. Foom IT" cushion Ex-
posed wolnut bose. Toost t----$ $66
Men-Size Swivel Rocker. Button back, shelf
orms Foom 1T" cushion. Reversible. NyIon freze
Kns-Sixe Swivel Rocker. Channel orns tufted
bockrest. Foam reversible IT" cushion NyIon
trieze. Beige SIS
Evening star., 1960-03-25

! Rubber Arm end Sect Fuxede Lounge Chair.
Kick pleot skirted base. Reversible cushion with
zippered cover. ChoreooI' '----------------S55
Scroll Beck, Dismond Tufted Ledies' Lounge
Choir. Foam rubber reversible cushion. Mohoo-
any legs. Kek-peot skirt Copper---------$55
Evening star., 1960-03-25

Kins-Sixe Lswson Lounge. Roll back and ofns.
Foom rubber 1T" cushion, reversible zippered
cover. Kick pIeoted skirt Turquoise $50
Lsdy's English Lounge chsir. Diamond tufted
boek Foom rubber reversible cushions with zip
pered covers. Champagne $44
Mems SpEns-Beek Lounge chsir. Semi-de-
toehed back rest foam rubber cushion, rernov-
obIe zippered cover. Rose e----$7s
Large chenneI Bsek FiFeside chsr. Foam rub
Der 1T" cushion. Reversible zppered cover. Fruit
wood provincial exposed legs. Apple green -S S44
! TEeditieneI Style Skirsed Boss Lounge cheir
1T" foam cushion with reversible zippered cover
NOyo' Due ----------------- S4T
Man-Sixs Lounge cheiF. Loose cushion
doeTon poly bock-foom rubber, reversible cushion
with zppered cover Lemon SIT
! Contemporary Flush Bsss Lounge Chair. Thin
orms, foam rubber cushion, front-Ieo eosters
NOro' ptue- tue-------------- SS%
! Square Arm Lowson Lounge cheir Button-bock,
kck-pleot skirted bose, foam rubber IT" cushion
Zippered cover. S33
Evening star., 1960-03-25

! Mems English Lounge chsiT. Skrted base. Foom
I Provincial Lounge Chair. Rubber arms, scot
and bock. Reversible zippered cushion. Fruitwood
legs. choreooI-brown ------------------$Ss
Evening star., 1960-03-25
Mohosony-Finished MorbIe Top
Occasional TubIes by Hommory

All beautifully finished in mahogany with puIoto
marble tops ond ontqued bross hordwore Your
choice of the following:
obIens coekteil TsbIe. 4ox2oxl5h" high, 1899
ons-Drswsr commods, 24xlsx24" hieh--2s.ss
Step Ind TsbIs. 27x22x25" hieh----zs.s
Round Lsmp TebIs. 22x22x25" 1889
Roll Arm Lswsen Lounge Choir. Foom rubber
reversible cushion. Kek-pIeot skirt. Jode $44
TrsditiensI-Ssyls Tuxsdo-Bsek Lsunse Chair.
Foom rubber IT" cushion. gold. Kick pIeot $44
] Men-Sizs Lounge cheir. Rubber scot and back.
Front-leo eosters Charcoal brown $50
! Square Arm Lswson Lounge Chair. Shoped
boekrest, foam ~rubber cushion, kick-pIeot skirt.
] Modern-StyIe Swivel Rocker. Shelf arm, foam
rubber cushion, zppered reversible cover. Mo-
hooony bose. Toost S4S
! Hish-Bsek Modern Lounge Chair. Foom rubber
nodded cushion, reversible zippered cover, walnut
legs; olive ---------- S33
] Hish-Boek TEoditionsI-StyIe Swivel Rocker.
toom rubber IT" cushion, reversible cover, skirted
bose Blue ---------- $50
] Modern-StyIs Loose Cushion oeeosionol Choir.
Foam rubber scot and back. Toost --S S33
Evening star., 1960-03-25
FURNITURE
Just l3!Lowson Lounge Chairs

e.: s; &c. ' e ::ss'' g.. Z" :'' Il: Il: 80
skirts. Assorted fobrics in
coIors Mahogany finish trim. "'
Evening star., 1960-03-25

Roll beck or simulated pillow beck, foom
rubber 1T" cushions, reversible zippered
covers Coil spring bases, assorted fobries
In variety of eolors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-07

to display an article of great
beauty = perhaps a flower ar.
rangement or an antique doll.
At bedtime the maid brings
out the bed" from a cupboard.
1t consists of thickly wadded
quilts which are laid on the
floor, covered with rice mats.
The Japanese like a hard
pillow, so it comes as a surprise
to the American when he finds
his pillow is stuffed with
beansi
Every inn has a hot bath,
resembling a swimming pool,
where the Japanese gather to
soak and gossip. However, in
difference to the Americans
quaint wish for privacy, the inn
keeper sets aside times of the
day when the bath can be re.
served. Guests, who provide
their own soap and water, soap
and rinse themselves outside
the bath. using its very hot
water merely for the final soak.
On departure, the staff lines
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-07
Audience With Pope HighIigh+s
Visit to Smallest Country

Although a special permit Is
needed to enter Vatican City
through either of its two en-
frances on either side of st.
Peters Cathedral, it is for.
mality and will be issued on
presentation of personal identi-
fication. Public audiences with
the Pope are held every week,
usually at noon on Wednesday.
Tickets are issued for these
audiences, with about two days
delay though this is waived in
special circumstances. The Pope
is carried into these audiences,
which number up to 5000 PEG.
pie, on his ceremonial chair,
borne by Vatican attendants.
Baciamano (kissing the ring)
audiences are confined to visi-
tors who produce a letter of
recommendation from some
dignitary in Rome of the same
nationality as the applicant.
Groups of about 40 people are
admitted to one of the Vatican
halls, where the Pope moves
from person to person, speak
ing to each in turn. Men must
wear dark suits, while women
are obliged to dress in black
with high neck and long sleeves,
and cover their heads with
black wells.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-07

The m ! | e indepen-
dent state i'm the world sprawls
over 100 acres of wooded hills
in the heart of the city of
Rome. Housing only 400 people,
the Vatican City is complete.
ly self-contained country with
its own railway station, broad
casting station, and newspaper.
The Osservatore Romano, pup
lished daily, is the official or
gan of the Catholic Church.
The Vatican issues its own
stamps and prints its own
money. The country's flag, a
white and yellow banner with
crossed keys and triple tiara,
flies from the ramparts of the
great Apostolic Palace, resi-
dence of the Pope.
Pope John is an absolute
monarch, with full Legislative,
executive and judiciary powers.
His legal system is based on the
Code of Canon law, formed by
the Vatican City for the benefit
of whatever Pope is in power.
In cases not covered by Vatican
law, the italian law takes
effect.
The Pope has the power to
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-07

recruit his own army, and to-
day has the Pontlifical Armed
Forces, a largely ornamental
force used for police and cere.
monial occasions.
Best known of the Pope's
army are the Swiss Guards,
who are recruited from Catholic
Cantons of Switzerland. 1t is
roughly as easy to gain entry
to the Swiss Guards as it is to
win appointment to West Point
The 115 guardsmen, Is non
commissioned officers and six
officers wear the costumes
which were designed for them
by Michelangelo, and carry
cleaning pixies.
The Popes main office, OF
course, is as head of the Holy
Roman Catholic Church, and is
spiritual father to more than
300,000,000 Catholics through.
out the world. He has still time,
with all his responsibility, to
greet personally many of the
thousands of tourists of all de-
nominations which stream into
the little country in the course
of a wear.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-07
Tourists Provide Good Living
For Once-Proud Indian Tribe

Students of the vanishing
American will be flocking this
year to the newly-opened Arts
and Crafts center on the DANA
reservation, home of the Semin-
ole Indian tribe near Fort
Lauderdale, Fla.
Examples of the handwork
and clothing made by these sur.
vivors of a once-warlike tribe
are on exhibition, and also
for sale, but perhaps the most
interesting study to the anthro.
pologist is the Seminole Indian
himself.
The Seminoles, the only tribe
which has not signed a peace
treaty with the white man, are
now only a handful of peaceful
agricultural people compared to
the 10000 warriors who made
life perilous for the whit
settler in tropical Florida 100
years ago.
After fighting side by side
with the British in the war of
1912, the Seminoles (an Indian
word meaning "Runaways')
were defeated by the American
Army under Andrew Jackson.
When the government proposed
sending the tribe to a reserya-
ton in Oklahoma, the Indians
staged an uprising under the
leadership of the legendary
Osceola. They retreated to the
Everglades, where they have
lived since.
After the death of Osceola,
the warriors lost their taste for
warfare, and have lived in a
state of truce with the white
population, only deigning to
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-07
Cruise Season Opens

June IL marks the opening
of the IS. S. Evangeline's" sum.
mer cruises from Washington
to Bermuda, according to an an.
nouncement from the Eastern
Shipping Co. One week and two
week cruises will be run, to Der.
muda, Nassau. Nova Scotia,
and the West Indies. The sea-
son closes October Is.
The avid fisherman will find
much to challenge his skill in
Hawaiian waters. The marlin is
the most sought after and high.
~ priced species. The dolphin,
or mahinlahi, provides the most
consistent fishing. II ranges
from seven to so pounds.
WahOo, barracuda and tuna also
provide good sport.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-07
OId-WorId Courtesy Found
In Japanese HosteIries

The traditional Japanese inn,
or "Ryokan," is as different
from a typical American hotel
room as a rickshaw is from
a Cadillac.
Guests are given a royal
reception when they arrive,
with the entire staff, headed
by the manager, on hand to
bow in ceremonial welcome.
Slippers are substituted for
shoes, because outdoor footgear
is not worn either in an inn or
a private house. Guests are
escorted to a comfortable par.
lor to transact the business of
registration, while a maid pro.
vides comfortable Xxi onos S,
ideal for relaxing and sitting
on the floor, Japanese style.
For around Sc the tourist en-.
joys a large, beautiful room
which serves as a combination
bedroom sitting room dining
room. Included in the price are
breakfast, dinner, bath, and the
best service available anywhere
at any price.
A room in a Japanese inn is
barely furnished by American
standards. There are no chairs
or desks, not even a bed! There
is a low table, inlaid with
mother-of-pearl, and cushions
for sitting on the floor. In most
rooms, a corner alcove is used
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-07

take his money for posing be-
fore the tourists camera.
The colorful dress is now
seen only on ceremonial occa-
sions, and for the most part
the women sit manufacturing
their souvenirs in drab wra,,-
pers, while the blue-jeaned men
fish or till theil land, well odt
of sight of the curious visitor,
anxious to see what is becom-
ing a rapidly vanishing part of
the American scene.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-07
Polar Route Opened

The new polar route between
Los Angeles and Paris was
opened Tuesday by Air France,
making a total of 204,503 miles
of manipulated routes being
flown by the French carrier,
biggest in the world. Equipment
flying the new route is the
Boeing TOT, which, with the
Caravelle, is completing Air
Frances all-jet fleet.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-07

up once more, and instead of
looking for tips in the tradition
al Occidental style, the man
ager makes a graceful speech
and hands the departing visitor
a little souvenir of his enchant-
ing visit.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-07-14
- :zE5|S::!! -, !,
OUR SOIL K OUR STRENGTH =
Amos l. Garrison and Roger King
u. S. Soil Conservation Service

One half of 1860 is now history,
better take a look at the new
years resolutions and see how
many finally were finished. We
have only I'll more days to get
things done in 1860.
A news release from Wash
ington Monday for the sad news
that Hugh Hammond Bennett,
founder of the soil conservation
services and for II years its head
is dead. He was buried in Airing
ton National cemetery, July 18th.
Walter T. Crum has a noun
tain at his feet and its going to
take lot of work to move it..
Merlin Secrest is getting the
pond fever. The see boys stalk
ed pond for him last Friday.
Andy Zudell wants to install
more tile. The tile he installed
last year is doing a good job.
The normal rainfall has slowed
up the spring and pond develop
ment. Better 60 ahead and in
stall them and save up for a dry
season.
The Noble Soil Conservation
district supervisors held their
monthly meeting a week early
on July S. They employed Carl
McVay as district aid. He began
work July 7.
The plan of R. E. Enlow was
approved and the application of
Alva Watson on the Whigville
farm was accepted. The district
has received 20 applications in
the first six months.
Roger King attended the fish
pond clinic held at Seneca fish
farms on Seneca lake, Wednes-
day. Amos Garrison attended the
fish pond clinic Thursday at
Waterloo state park.
Top soil surveys were begun
Tuesday on the E. r.. Hutchins
and Crock and Schockling farms
Mr.. Gabe Lerner, engineer aid
from Cambridge and Carl Nc
Way will make the surveys.
The Noble Soil Conservation
district supervisors is sponsoring
hay show at the Noble county
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-07-14
Produce Driver Dies From
Burns Recived In Accident

James R. Harris, SIS, of Nc
Connelsville, who was critically
burned in a truck crash near
Reinersville, Tuesday morning,
died in Marietta Memorial hos
pitai at l:20 a. M, Friday.
Harris, who was the McCon-
nelsville manager of the Cald-
we'll Product Co., was burned
in an explosion of a gas tank
in the accident which involved
an R. c. Moore Lumber Co.
truck
His truck collided with the
truck driven by Ronald D. Nc
Henry of Caldwell route 6 on
SR 78, a quarter mile west of
>Reinersville. McHenry jumped
from his vehicle and escaped
injury.
Harris was born in Penn town
ship, Morgan county, on Feb. IL,
1905. He was the son of Clark
and Myrtle Sears Harris.
He is survived by his widow,
Wilma Stephenson Harris; two
daughters, Mrs. Marilyn Wiley
of Columbus, and Mrs. Virginia
Vandegrift of Akron; his mother,
Myrtle, one sister, Miss Marie
Harris of Malta route 2; one
brother, DR.. Herbert Harris of
Lansing, Mich; and one grand
son.
The body was taken to the
Fisher funeral home in McCon-
nelsville where services were
conducted at 200. p. m, Sunday
by the Rev. H. B. Mason. Burial
was made in cemetery in Malta.
Following is the account of
the accident as given in state
ment to Morgan county officials
by the R. G. Moore truck driver,
Ronald Dean McHenry of Cald-
we'll:
II was travelling west and had
just passed farm tractor (driv-
en- by Floyd Hill who narrowly
escaped the flying gasoline),
which was travelling east and
| was off the road on his own
side when l saw a truck coming
| towards me over the crest of
the hill.
"The truck was sideways as if
he had thrown on his brakes.
l hit the ditch on my own side
and then the on-coming truck
hit me in the side.
81 went on up the ditch for
few feet and the other truck hit
the ditch on the wrong side of
the road and caught fire. The
truck had hit me on the saddle
tank and has caused the gas to
! spill and ignite"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-07-14
PROBATE COURT
News

First and final account, affida-
Wit in leiu of schedule of claims
filed in the estate of Sherman
Ayers.
First and final account filed
in the estate of Ronald Minosky,
gdn.
Report and return of sale filed
in the estate of Ira Woodford.
Application of administrative
for authority to settle claims for
wrongful death filed in the es-
tate of Violet Jean Bailey.
Second and final account filed
in the estate of Charles Bivans.
Deposition of witness to will
returned filed in the estate of
Mary w. Jennings.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-07-14
9@e
UQ 4-H Qn

Buffalo Bellies
The weekly meeting of the
Buffalo Bellies All club was
held at the home of our advisor,
Mrs. Mary Anna Bond. The meet
ing was opened by the president,
Kathy Bond. The members, lead
by our president, stood and said
the All pledge. The treasurer's
report was given.
The tickets for the chicken
barbecue were given out to sell.
The girls who took sewing work
ed on their projects. The outdoor
cookery met on Thursday. There
were IL members present. We
served meal No LV. Chill con
carne, crackers, celery sticks,
pickles, cole slaw, cookies and
milk.
Nancy Jane Cale-reporter
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-07-14
REAL estate
TRANSFERS

Bobby J.. and Norma E. Miller
to Cora Ellison, village of Cald-
well on Main street, west of the
railroad.
Rachel King (deceased) to Sam
King, ct. al, Summerfield, lot
3, affidavit for transfer.
Sam King, ct. al, to Lena G.
Thomas, Summerfield, lot 3.
Veterans Administration, by
Sumner G.. Whittier, administra-
tor to Thomas H. and Twila Mae
Allen, Dexter City, part of lot S.
Samuel Ely DeLong, deceased,
to Leona DeLong, Beaver town
ship, 26.49 acres, commissioners
deed.