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The Sidney herald., 1960-11-02
Odd Fact

In Crescent City, Calf, the
same man who had won a con-
tract to build a water tank for
the city 40 years ago at an
$1,000 fee was recently awarded
the contract to tear down the
same tank-at a fee of $4,000.
The Sidney herald., 1960-11-02

FOR SALE - RAKED BEET TOPS
AND THE DRY CRAZE. Good
shelter. Leonard Johnson, 115 nile
T., Ia mile south and "a mile E.
OF Falrvlew depot. 41-2tc
FOR SALE -Baled upland or slough
nay. Delivered. Call Alan Graham.
Ross N. D. Plymouth $4,000. 42-1tc
AMYlS RESALE is offering you fine
qU U new and used clothing at
LOW-low prices. A shipment of
NEW sweaters for girls and women
has just arrived. Also a Hoover
vacuum with attachments like new.
z twin mattresses and coil springs.
several end tables, small chrome
FABLES. international Harvester Deep
freeze and bric-a-brac. Located at
DOS 3rd st. S. E. 5 blocks east of
Lalonde Hotel. Mrs. Walter Quilting,
owner. 40-Ifn
FOR SALE = Quality clothing, over
SHOES for ladies and children, hair
dryer, plate glass mirror, high
chair, pillows. dresser and other
furniture. miscellaneous. Bargains at
HOTTIES RESALE = 2O4 : 3rd ST,
N. E., Sidney. 42-itp
FOR 9Ri,s SALE WHY'S Jeep. 4-wheel
Wesley Sturgis. 702 : 9th S. E. 42-1tp
WANTED - Good home for black
playful kitten. Free. Phone $50.
42-1tp
FOR SALE - Baled straw. Don Price
savage. Ph. SW 8-3417. 42-3tp
BARGAINS at the HOUSE OF BAR.
GAINS located at 302 7th Ave. S. w.
4 blocks west of the Lalonde Hotel
NEW and NEAR NEW clothing for
the entire family. Especially good
selection of lady's coats. mems for
coats, boys sport jackets, new
scatter rugs, pictures, dinette sets
set of encyclopedia, a stereotype, [:
strollers, a play pen, and mscl. Mrs
Gilbert Zadow and Mrs. Alder,
Stefan, 42-1tt
The Nome nugget., 1960-02-08
U. IN. Food
 Researcher Tells Amazon Fish Story

ROME, R - There's a tribe of Amazon Indians who fish with their feet. Another tribe fishes with it's fingers. A third whistles for its fish.
 All these methods have been studied by Dr. A. w. Meschkat of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization. He says all three systems work.
 In part of the Amazon, the slender, eel-shaped amure fish lives in the mud at the river bottom. Tribesmen weigh down a net on the bottom under 8 to 12 feet of water. Then they dive down and tramp around the edge of the net, squeezing the amure out of the mud and into the net to be hauled ashore.
 The finger fishermen wade along the river edge, groping into nOlIOWS beneath the bank. Iney have developed sensitive touch and fast hands to catch fish turk ing there.
 But the really imaginative ang- lers are those who go after the elusive tucanare, which weigh 8 to 10 pounds. They are rain bow-colored perch which leaps out of the water to gobble up kingfishers or even small ducks. The fishermen have learned to initiate the whistle of king fisher. They whistle, then flick the water with red rag hiding hook at the end of a long pole. The tucanare rises at the call, grasps the red rag, and winds up on the dinner table.
The Nome nugget., 1960-02-08
Observers Suspect Havana Bullets at Mikoyan Visit Fired by Jumpy Police
By RICHARD vALERIANI

HAVANA, tR - The impression developed Saturday that all the shooting which threw the open- ing of the Soviet Exposition into turmoil came from trigger-happy Cuban guards and police.
 Continuing silence at police headquarters and by newspaper handling of Fridays big story contributed to a widely held be- lief the gunfire that marred So- viet First Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan's visit came solely from official efforts to break up an anti Communist student dem- onstration.
 Every Havana morning news paper except the conservative Diario De La Marina played down the shooting, which erupted in a nearby park minutes before the scheduled inauguration of the Soviet Exposition at the Fine Arts Palace.
 Foreign Ministry officials would not comment on whether the question of resumption in Cuban-Russian diplomatic rela- tions was raised, but other sources presumed it was. Relations be- tween Moscow and Havana were broken during the regime of Full gencio Batista, whom Castro deposed.
The Nome nugget., 1960-02-08

against those social evils which rob men of their freedom to fol- low Gods will.
 Freedom of the individual is not enough. Christ came that all men might have life and have it more abundantly.
 Christ calls His followers to seek justice and freedom for all men.
 "Wherever the Spirit of the Lord is, mems souls are set free" (II Corinthians 3:1O."
 -J. B. Phillips, From the Gen. eral Board of Temperance of the Methodist Church.
 I have always been able to take slander and gossip but when the churches of Christ are belittled it is a different matter. We will let the other churches in town speak for themselves but I will speak for the Methodist Church. The church being non profit or ganization certainly does not pay taxes by act of federal law to up- hold the city and nation but our members aid in this matter. And for the churches they aid the community. The Women's Divi- sion of the Methodist church gave the city some land just this past year. (Go look at the records). Our churches in Nome claim to represent God in the community. The bar claims to represent - what? Since when has your indus try done more than the Methodist Church, Methodist Hospital, and Methodist Community Center. The men, women and little children of the Methodist Churches across the nation dedicate their pennies and dollars to send to Nome. Year after year they spend hundreds and thousands of dollars to keep these institutions up. The Meth odist Church has 130 colleges and universities to help finance and keep going. It is possible that you may have heard of some of them. One for example is North Vest ern University in Illinois.
 Many of the other Christian churches in our Nome and nation can add their lists of works and institutions to this list. The other churches in our community have fine records of service, welfare, redemption and a host of other things that they can prove to you.
 I want to thank some of the other ministers and churches in the community who are standing behind me in this matter 100 per cent We are thankful that they feel the same way do about this serious problem of alcohol we have.
 The church is a redemptive fel- lowship that includes all of life and it's abundances. Christ came to free men from sin and bon dage. Remember, my friend, I have no i'll feeling toward you and I will add you to my prayer list.
 GERALD McCRAY, Minister,
 Community Methodist Church.
The Nome nugget., 1960-02-08
TERRIER TIDB1Ts

TERRIER TIDBITS
 DETROIT, R = There wasn't a dog in sight when mailman Lorne Winbigler, 23, walked up on the porch of house in sub- urban Mount Clemens Friday.
 But as Winbigler was dropping the mail through a slot in the, front door, he became the victim of sneak attack. , A terrier named Tinker was waiting inside the house for the mail carriers fingers to- pop through the slot. When they ap- peared, Tinker grabbed hold with her teeth.
 Winbigler was given tetanus shot at a hospital and returned to his route - wearing gloves.
The Nome nugget., 1960-02-08
PRESIDENT OF INDIA HOPES TO SETTLE CHINESE BORDER DISPUTE SOON

NEW DELHI, India, lR - Pres ident Rajendra Prasad expressed hope today that Communist China can soon be persuaded to agree on the disputed 'India-China border.
 Opening a new session of Par liament, Prasad reaffirmed that India's policy in the border dis pute is 'both of a peaceful ap- proach by negotiation under ap- propriate conditions and of being determined and ready to defend our country"
The Nome nugget., 1960-02-08
A LETTER TO THE EDITOR

tIn reply 10 Letter 10 inc Editor from Paul Vaudeville. recently published in The Nugget) Information that comes from our church to its members and Christian friends is of a private nature to them. In other words, our letters have been rather per sonal. If you would like to read my personal mail, you will have to come to me personally. It only takes three cents to write me letter. If you desire to share the love of God that we have in our fellowship and worship, you are always welcome. That is, Christ said: Come unto me all ye that labour and are heavy laden and I will give you rest" Our prayers and desire is for the best vel fare of our people, the people of the community and of the world.
 I don't intend to answer all of your letter to me that you put in the newspaper. Why it was put there, I don't know, but think I have an idea. I don't have to answer to anything that may seem to appear to some people as slan- der or just plain gossip. In the second place you misquoted me in your letter.
 I was led to say what I did in our private letter from concern that grew out of personal prayer and what I read in note from the General Board of Temperance of our church. It reads like this:
 "HOW FREE ARE YOU?
 Do you live with a crutch?
 A crutch on which you support false personality?
 A crutch you use to escape the world of reality?
 A crutch to hide your true self, even from yourself?
 HOW FREE ARE YOU?
 When others carry crutches?
 Crutches that rob them of free dom of choice, freedom of will, freedom to develop their God given talents. Can any Christian be free while his brother suffers?
 Alcohol has robbed more than 5,000,000 Americans of the free dom to control their actions. These are our nations alcoholics, compulsive drinkers, dominated by alcohol.
 Gambling is an addiction for thousands.
 Narcotic addiction continues to plague thousands. Youngsters seeking new thrills, adults in search of an escape from reality are trapped by a habit almost impossible to break.
 Pornography and salacious lit erature flood the news stands. Sex is sold as commodity over the counter This nationwide ob- session traps mems minds in an unreal world where higher val ues are pushed aside in appeals to base instincts.
 HOW FREE ARE YOU?
 The Methodist Church calls its people to personal witness to the freedom and abundance of the Christian life, to life free from the crutches of alcohol, gambling, narcotics, pornography, and in addition; The Methodist Church calls its people to take action
The Nome nugget., 1960-02-08
N o T c E

We are now compiling the spring telephone directory. and anyone desiring new listings please notify the Telephone Com pany. Main l05. before February Is. Any listings after that date will not be included in the Directory.
 The Nome Telephone Co.
The Nome nugget., 1960-02-08

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Evening star., 1960-12-01

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Evening star., 1960-12-01

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Arizona tribune., 1960-10-21
Handouts
Police

A 40-year-old man wearing
handouts in downtown Phoenix
was arrested and charged with
burglary and assault with a dead
ly weapon.
Robert Stevenson. 1902 East
Wood. was arrested by Sgt.V
Bingaman at Washington and Gen.
trail. Police said the handouts
were placed on him earlier by
a merchant patrolman who sur
prised him and an accomplice
in a burglary.
Paul Pievel, As, of the Mer-
chants Police Patrol. said door
was ajar at Southwestern Lea
ther and Shoe Findings Co., 27
N. Third Ave. He found two men
inside.
When Plevel attempted to hand
cuff the two burglars together,
one got Plevel's gun, hithim sew
eral times across the head, and
fired one shot at him.
Arizona tribune., 1960-10-21
Phoenix most of all.

Sidney Potter and Harry Bel
afonte will co-star in two NOV
les next year. One will be a
Western and the other will be
film based on the Moorish inva-
sion of Spains
Gail Jones, 22-year -old daugh- =
ter of singer Lena Horne is ap-
pearing in an off-Broadway play.
Critics say she has pleasing
voice.
Dolores Francine, a beauty
from Brooklyn is causing heads
to turn in Madrid, Spain.
Arizona tribune., 1960-10-21

B. Clarence Marse, ZIG w. Sherman Republican chairman
District by Vice President Richard Republican
candidate for President breakfast
Hotel Westward Ho, Saturday, Oct. Is.
Mr. Nixon said that the fate of the rested the shoulders
OF the precinct party workers. The vice president stated
the backbone campaign and he wanted them
ward in the last few weeks.
Mr. Marse has been life long Republican, He has taken
active part in local politics since 1927
He is the only Silver Beaver member Boy
in the sae Marse is member of the Elks
Lodge, NAACP and Desert Mashe Golf Club
onr civic clubs. Photo Ed Banks
Arizona tribune., 1960-10-21

Gerald Williams, 20, Mr. and Edgar Williams 460l
FL days visiting his family and friends.
Gerald is sorekeeper seaman U. S. Navy He entered the
after graduating from South Mt High School years
He will report duty aboard the Franklin Roosevelt
chored Brooklyn Naval Yard
Seaman Williams said that the Navy is wonderful for learning
trade seeing the world. He said he missed the young ladies of
Phoenix of ALL
Arizona tribune., 1960-10-21

CHOLLA SPORTSMEN has in
vited political candidates to a
spcial meeting at the home of
Eddie White, 2l34 E. Broadway,
Sat-, Oct. %, at $50 pm. Lee
Alderman, Democratic guberna-
torial candidate will appear. The
public is invited,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-19

with his grandparents, Mr.. and
MRS. harrison 1ldd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irvil Mincks
spent Monday evening with Mr..
ana MRS. Herbert Llnser.
Mrs. DeEtte Clark ana Wanda
Slater were paperlng at Granam
Clark home at 1ockney, MONDAY.
IN THURSDAY, Mrs. Clark assisted
Mrs. Leora IayIor with paper
ing.
Mr.. Richard Slater spent the
weekend with his grandparents S,
MIR. ana Mrs. Dannie S4ater of
he.tntoWn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stewart
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Foreman of Crooked Tree, Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Carol and Loretta Hen
thorne spent Sunday with Mrs.
John BloSSer.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harvey Hayes of
Dexter CITY were calling on Mrs.
Florence Fleeman, Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Stewart and
family, of Coal Run, spent Sun
DAY evening at Clay Baker home.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-19

Saturday, June 4 has been set
for the alumni banquet and re-
union. The affair 10 be held in
the hign scnool auditorium.
Glasses ending in 20" will have
part In the program. keserva-
tions may be mace with Mrs.
Sylvester House or Mrs. Paul
Denlus, Quaker City route /,
secretary ana treasurer OF the
organization.
Announce birth
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Atkinson daughter named
Joyce Elaine at the BarnesvllIe
hospital, May 8. Grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Atkn-
son ana Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Long.
Class Meets
The Friendship class held
Their May meeting at the church
Wednesday evening with Doris
Reed ana Marie Miller as hos
tesSeS.
The finance committee of the
Methodist churcn will meet at
the church, trioay evening, May
20. .'
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Car
penter attended funeral services
for Joseph Newhart, of Somer-
ton, at the Campbell funeral
home at Barnesville, Sunday
p. m. .f
Mrs. Jerome Eagon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Halbert Eagon and daugh-
ter, Donna anu Mrs. Glenard
Carpenter attended funeral SER
vices tor Mrs. Homer Snuman
at Akron, Thursday.
Jimmie Eagon and son, Kelvin
spent Saturday with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Eagon. 1t was their 43rd we'd
ding anniversary.
Mrs. Frank Atkinson is spend
ing a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Atkinson, of Quaker
City route.
Mrs. Pauline Heddleston, Mrs.
Kathryn Long and Mrs. Laura
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-19
MIDDlEBURG news NOTES

spent last weekend with rel
atIveS at Canton.
Charles S.anperry and daugh-
tel, Nancy attended the baccaIa-
ureate services at Dexter City
Scnool, SUNDAY evening.
ounuay guests OF WI. and Mrs.
Roy Gll.oW ana daughters were
MRS. bel Lha hayes, Mr. ana Mrs.
EuSOn LIaIk, anu Mr. anu MIS-.
taul Clark ana family.
Mr.. ana MIS-. Charles West
ana tamny, OF SaransVllle anu
Mr.. ana Mrs. hoy GlluoW anu
daughters v.slteu SUNDAY even
ms VITA MIR. ana Mrs. Eoson
Clark.
mrs. Hazel Fogle and children
were ca4leIS at MrS. ELnyl Gers.
ana Iain4ly, Monoay afternoon.
MIS-. huIh nayes ana LIMA,
Mrs. Mapel ocnott ana Sun,
JACK hayes, Becky Sue CLARK,
Nancy ana Sanura StanDerry,
anu sue and Jean GiIuoW Spen.
trlaay evening at tuIaa rolls.
skdLlng.
MIS-. Betty Stanberry ano
daughter, Nancy attended tne
F.h.A. TUESDAY evening at DeX-
ter City.
Tom Clark, of Caldwell, was
caller IN Miodleburg, SUNDAY
afternoon.
MIS-. Lenley Adds and sons,
Dale and Mark spent the week
end with Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank
Crammer of Findiay.
Joe Schott ana Charles Stan
berry were super guests of MI.
ana Mrs. Charles burley anC.
family, of Caldwell, Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Armstrong
and daughters, of Barberton, and
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-19
Plans Completed For Annual
Alumni Banquet On June 4

Heoaleston were business callers
N Caldwell, Saturday p. m.
Elizabeth Osler, of Columbus,
is visiting Mrs. Stella Osler ana
son, SLanley.
Nlr. ana Mrs. Carlos Luburgh,
of Woousfleld, anu Mrs. Pear
House visited their sister, Mrs.
Paul Olonam of Cambridge,
sunday p. m.
Mr. ana Mrs. Jimmie Floou
visited Sunday with Mrs. BIan-
che Newnart, of Columbus.
hooger heouleston, or Wash
ington, -. g., was a weekend
visitor OF his parents, Mr.. anu
mrs. kenneth heooieston.
Arlene hughes, of Quaker
CITY route, spent Sunday p. m.
with Terra Erwin.
Mr.. ana MRS. John Wehr and
sons, kopert and Jeffery were
weekend visitors OF 1rlenos IN
Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Grange meeting will be Mon
day evening, May %. Refresh
ments Will be sandwiches anu
coffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Kohar, OF
K-pling, visited with the latter
sister, Mrs. Heber McPeek ano
.amlIy, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Me.ba Flooo entertained
with a Stanley party Thursday
evening with Mrs. Betty Konut
as oemonStrator.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-19
Sharon -
W.C.T.U. Meets Wednesday
For Program A. Marquis Home

Sharon W.C.T.U. members met
at the home of Mrs. Jessie Mar
gus, Wednesday afternoon, May
IL.
Topic for the meeting was
Mission Skyway". President,
Cora Marquis presided. Opening
song, Waite Ribbon Rally
long" The devotional service
vas led by the president with
,heme, Mother" Scripture les
on was taken from Luke l:46- 40,
neditations for May followed by
prayer.
Readings as follows "The Wat
her." Bessie Garvn; "A Moth
er's Counsel" Vera Harmon;
Where There's Drink There S
Janger,' Jessie Marquis; "My
Iotner", Louise Walters; Word
Convention at Mexico City,
-eota Winder.
Meeting closed with Aaronic
oenediction. A delicious lunch
was served by hostess assisted
oy Mrs. Louise Walters.
Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Stephen Parrish enter
tanned at dinner Monday, May 9,
in honor of her husbands birth
day. Places were arranged for
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parrish, OF
Senecaville, Mr.. and Mrs. Reese
Iams, the honor guest and host
eSS.
Youth Group Nets
The youth group of the Presby-
ter:an church met Thursday
evening at the church for thciI
regular meeting and choir prac
:ice.
Skating Party
Several young people from
here enjoyed a skating party a
Beverly, Friday evening.
Church Notes
A special service will be belt
at the Presbyterian church. ol
Thursday evH ng at 900 o'clock
Regular a;.Hr-hip servic- Viii h
held Sunday Hiorning al e:3
followed by Sunday ST ool a
1920. M.Y.F. will meet at tn
Methodist church at 7:30 p. m
followed by worship service a
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-19

DUNGANNON - The Stitch
ana Cuatter clup met at the home
ot Joanne hanson, WeoneSuay,
May IL. The Gay was SCENT IN
4uil.ing. At noon delicious
-nlcken dinner was served.
1nose present were Gene Phil
us, Mildred Smith, Saoa Sim
onds, Betty SchenKei, Glenna
m.sel, Marie Doeberelner, Lola
ulIcnell, huth Stewart, Norma
AugenStein, Bertha Hanson,
Billie Stewart, Wilma Waller and
children, JACKIE Mlsel, Janet
Aungenstein, Polly and Allan
Hanson anu hostess, jeanne Han
son.
Mr.. Dick Tidd spent Sunday
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-19

300 o'clock.
birthday Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Garvin
entertained dinner Sunday hon.
orlng her brother, Tommy Mar
quis on his fourteenth birthday.
Places were arranged for Mr.. G.
r. Marquis, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Marquis, Paul Garvin, the aost
and hostess and honor guest.
Personals
Mrs. jeanette Hogue and chill
dren, of Alliance, visited Friday
and SATURDAY with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Boyd.
Kaye and Anthony Royd accom-
canied them nome for visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Farrell,
of Los Angeles, Calf, are visit
ing with her mother, Mrs. Ocie
Harmon.
Mrs. Marie Morrison returned
home Thursday after visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Helen
Shields and family at Ratoul,
limos. She also attended the
funeral of her brother, Harold
Whey at Kansas City, Missouri.
Mrs. Beatrice Jennings was
confined to her home with ILL
ness last week.
: Mr.. and Mrs. James Atkinson,
of Baldwin Park, Calf, are
visiting with his sister. Mrs.
Avice Eicher, Raymond McFee,
of Akron, called on Sunday.
Cash Marquis, of Canton,
spent the weekend with his
daughter, Mrs. Frances Kuntz
and family and his mother, Mrs.
Nora Marquis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Tucker, Of
Salem, called on Mrs. Nora Mar
quis and daughter, Eva May on
Sunday.
| Mrs. Alma Harding and Mrs.
Estalene Danford, of Caldwell,
Mrs. Jonelda Young and daugn-
ters, of Woodsfield, and Joan
Boyd called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Ramsey and children on
Sunday.
Mr.. C. E. Marquis called on
Mr.. M. L. Kingston at High Hill,
| Saturday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-19

MIDDLEBURG - Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mitchell and Mrs.
Shellie Adds were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph PARCEL and daughters,
of near Beverly.
Mrs. She,l:e Adds, OF Can
ton, visited over the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mt
chell and other relatives.
Walter Vale Mitchell and
daughter, Sharon, visited Friday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mitchell.
Mrs. Doyle Archer and family.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Thompson and daughters, Friday.
Charles Mitchell spent Friday
afternoon at GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Thomp-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
Archer and children, of Cald-
well, spent Sunday with MI. and,
Mrs. Francis Thompson and
daughters.
Mrs. Fern Carnes and son,
Eugene, of Belle Valley and Mrs.
Lenora Estadt spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Blake
Pryor and sons.
Miss Elaine Philpot was visit
ing Sunday afternoon Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Morrison and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Schott
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-19
Sharon

Mrs. Deanna Garvin and Paul,
of Caldwell, spent Friday even
ing with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Harmon.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Woodrow Boyd
and Joan, Mrs. Herbert Ramsey
and Peggy were calling in Cam
bridge, Friday evening.
Mrs. Elsie Marquis, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Marquis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emerson Hannahs and
daughters visited with relatives
at Canton last weekend.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-19

Shown above Cleft right, top row. Linda Jordan
Thomas Lewis Betty Hesson Barbara Beyer Demar
Wayne Wiley, Diana Mcdonald.
Second row. Frederick Robert Sche Gladys Porter
Holman, Shirley Melon James David Marquis
Helen Reed David Lee Scnaer Velma Van
Fossen.
Third Eugene Jackson Rita Mae Arnold James
George Chicwa, Caroline Cnicwak Norma Jean Pitts Darrell
John Secrest Fairy Lee Morgan, Landon Thomas Smith
Fourth row. Jane Elliott, Wafer Roger lams Mary
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-19

Briggs Joann Miller John Wm Shondrck Sally Parks
Loop, David Joseph Wkander Gary Edward keeton.
Bottom row: Rcnard Norman Buter Judy Noon, Larry
Dean Hughes Gary David Fox, No Henry Wick
ham, Jean Crock, James Alien
Senior members of the Caldwell high are shown
above class ~ members
Baccaaureate planned for Sunday evening" May
commencement TUESDAY evening" May a. high
auditorium beginning 8 O'clock
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-19

Mrs. Vera Moreland, of Mari
eta, were Sunday guests of Mr..
ana Mrs. James morrison and
sons.
Lenley Adds and son, Roy
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donalu McEl1resh, of Cald-
well, SUNDAY.