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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-05
Caldwell School
Board Approves
New Equipment

The Caldwell board of s>iuca.
ton approved the purchase o1
l40 units of elementary seating,
go units of high school seating
and $50 folding chairs from the
Denny Supply company, Tuesday
evening at their May meeting.
Members present were Hilles
Keeton, Robert Lorenz, Fred Nc
Donald, DR.. S. j. Doudna and
John w. Hazard, in addition to
Supt. Clayton Smith and Clerk
Margaret Archer.
The board also authorized the
clerk to reinvest $4,000 from the
building fund in treasury bills
They accepted the resignation
of J. c. Wilson for retirement
June 80 as custodian and en-
ployed Frank McCauley in this
capacity for one year.
They also employed Pearl
Craft for one year to fill the
vacancy created by the resigna-
ton of Bessie Christopher as
cook for the hot lunch depart
ment.
The board approved the crea-
ton of an audio-visual depart
ment and employed Paul Mckee
for the director which will be
in addition to his regular teach
ing duties.
Board members also reviewed
in detail the inspection report by
Mr.. Fox of the state department,
in which the local school was
approved.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-05
Council AnnexeS
Another II Acres
To The Village

The Caldwell village council
enlarged the town of Caldwell
by II acres Tuesday night at the
regularly scheduled meeting. The
third reading of the annexation
ordinance for Olive which was
originally presented by Lee
Crock, was read and accepted
by all but one member, Council
man Ed Ullman. Councilman Don
Nichols was not present.
A representative from the
Permian Oil and Gas company of
Marietta, attended the forum to
present a proposed gas rate in
crease for the village consumers,
The rate increase represented
was exactly that of the Ohio
Fuel Gas company which was
previously reported. This pro-
posal, however, had one excep-
ton and that was an escala-
tor clause stating that if the
wholesale price of fuel to the
company should fluctuate either
up or down, the increase or
decrease would be applied to the
consumers bill.
The council stated that the new
proposal was satisfactory except
for the clause and if it was
omitted, council would approve
the new rates. After swift
, communication with the main
| office, the representative stated
that the omission was accept
Continued on page two
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-05
Two Civil Actions Are
Filed In Local Court

The Goss Supply company of
GAINESVILLE and the Firestone Tire
g. Rubber company, also of
GAINESVILLE, have filed civil
actions against the c & c Coal
company of Dexter City for
money only.
The Goss Supply company has
filed for a total of $508.67 with
six per cent interest from March
l6, 1860.
The Firestone Tire & Rubber
company filed for a total OF
$754.74 at six per cent interest
from November 8, 1859.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-05
OLIVER DIVORCE

Melvin Oliver, of Pleasant
City, has filed suit for divorce
and equitable relief in the clerk
of courts office from Marian
Oliver, also of Pleasant City. He
is seeking the divorce on the
grounds of gross neglect of duty
and extreme cruelty. They were
married in November, 1912.
Oliver is being represented by
L. G. Young, Of Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-05

oranges.
Summerfield grange was rep
resented by Mrs. Emily Havener
and Mrs. Bernice Batten who
favored with the VOC; duet,
"How Great Thou Art" with
Linda Cunningham at the piano.
Mrs. Mabel Hesson represented
Carlisle grange with a reading,
THAT Wonderful Horse" A
ladies quartet from Elk town.
Continued On page two
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-05
TO ATTEND MEETING

Bob Miller, manager of the
City Loan in Caldwell, will at
tend two-day meeting of 157
branch office managers and 35
officers and district managers of
this company to be held May II
and IL at the Deshler-Hilton
hotel in Columbus. Guest speaker
for the event is DR.. Warren Guth-
rie, well known TV news COM
mentator speaking on Better
Business Through Better Man
agement."
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-05

club, an interesting program was
enjoyed with Stanley Osler,
Pomona grange master, serving
as the master of ceremonies.
Guests from neighboring coun-
ties included Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
E. Pennick of Morgan county
and Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. Secrest
of Guernsey county.
An interesting program was
enjoyed and it included many
different features from various
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-05

and ranked with the SO percen-
tile in the state on the Ohio
general scholarship tests.
He graduated from Summer
field high school with an aver
age of 3.92, according to school
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-05
FINED FOR OVERLOAD

Bryson j. Darrah, of Macks-
burg, forfeited bond of $4,000
in the Marietta court when he
was arrested Wednesday by the
state highway patrol for an
overloaded coal truck.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-05
Belle Valley School Head
Is Relieved OF Position

Belle Valley high school without executive head
day morning following meeting the school board which relieved
Everett Ralston his duties capacity reduced him
teacher with masters degree.
Ralston completing his year this
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-05

NOTICE All dogs in the viii
lage of Dexter City are to be
tied during the next six weeks
of garden planting by order of
the village mayor. A 45
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-05

DUE TO INCREASED tourist
trade during the sum m r
months, we will open and close
one hour earlier starting May 2.
New hours are a. m. and IL
p. m. Ogle's Restaurant.
43 A As 46
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-05
Citizens Urged To
Help In 'C|ean-Up'

Howler decreed that CadWells
week will start next Wednesday, May H. and will end Friday May
the village will offer pickup service to all
and the be placed the curb front of homes
Pc-ups will be of the railroad Wednesday
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-05
POSTOFFICE TO CLOSE

Donald D. Smith, postmaster,
announced today that effective
May 5, the Sarahsville postoffice
would be closed on Thursday
afternoons until further notice.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-05

MOTHERS DAY Don't forget
her. Beautiful fresh cut roses;
lovely cOlOrful pOtted plants,
dish gardens and planters, and all
styles of cOrSageS. FLOWERS with
a personal touch" Teters Floral,
Main street, Caldwell, phone
4O-M. Al 45
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-05
More Than 170 Attend
County Grange Banquet

than ITO attended the Noble county
held Saturday night the Southern Noble high school audi
with James Ross of Dresden steward the Ohio state
as the principal speaker.
Following dinner ladies the community
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-05
ON DEANS LIST

On DEANS LIST
Don Miller, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Miller, of Caldwell,
has made the deans list for the
winter quarter at Kent State
University. Young Miller is a
sophomore at the university and
is najoring in the field of
education. He is a graduate of
Caldwell high school.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-05
James Edges Out Bond
In Representative Race
Fog|e And Thomas To
Battle For Sheriff

Edmund G. James Dallas Bond
from Noble county in Tuesdays primary by "a
according to the unofficial tally the election board
ceved l77 and Bond total of 1923 the ghtes
Earl P Mcinnis Republican candidate
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-05

WINDOW GLASS CUT to accu-
rate size. See us for your needs.
d. d. Nichols, Caldwell. IT..
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-05
ON MOTHERS DAY, favor her
with shoes from Carts in Cald-
well.

NOTICE TO OUR patrons: We
have complete line of Agrico
fertilizers and field seed for your
spring need. Priced for cOmpeti-
ion, and high quality. Delivered
It any time when requested.
Caldwell Implement & Supply
Co. 80 thru 49
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-05

CALDWELL CLEANUP DAYS!
Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri
day, May 11-12-13. Pickup will
be made east of the railroad on
Wednesday and Thursday; pick
up will be made west of the rail-
road on Friday, May Is. Chester
]. Howiler, Mayor, Village of
CnhWeu.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-05-05

GRAYS-Just r turn d from
Eastern buying trip with brand
new and beautiful dresses, espec-
tally suitable for that ideal
Mothers Day gift. Come in and
let us help you. Gray's Store,
Main street, Caldwell. As
GET YOUR DEKALB seed corn
:, at WatsOn'S Service Station.
The kind that more farmers
plant. ALL varieties in stock.
Raymond Watson, Prop. on SR
lat, east of Mt. Ephraim. Phone
Mt. Ephraim 9-R-15.
43 "A As
Evening star., 1960-01-10

Consult our expert Studio of Interior Dec
Grating, where a talented staff specializes in
individual interiors Call our Washington
Studio, District 7-53OO, Extension 662, or our
Chevy Chase Studio, Oliver 4-76OO, Extension
276, for an appointment
Evening star., 1960-10-09
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WASHINGTON ...... Woodward & Lothrop
(aII stores)
WASHINGTON .Lansburgh's (aI stores)
WASHINGTON Town & Casual Shoes
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-11-03

Stop The Spread of Communism
today it testers 90 miles off the Of Florida
Provide Aggressive Leadership for the Free World
today allies doubt strength
Develop growing, prosperous economy
Unemployment old age medical assistance
. RevitaIize Our Farm Industry
this is the backbone of Americas economy
0 Make Our School System 1st in the World
increased school building and better salaries
. Regain and Retain Military Superiority
step up missile program Sell democracy to the world
Evening star., 1960-04-10
Blossoms Are Late, But So Are the Tourists

which draw sightseeing car
riages through the narrow
streets, have their own mil
linery display.
Most publicized of all United
States Easter Parades is on
New York City's Fifth avenue,
centering around st. Patrick's
Cathedral. Here too, in the
heart of a city of stone, is the
miracle of flowers.
Easter lilies will be in ra-
diant bloom in the Channel
Gardens of Rockefeller Center,
across the avenue from the
great Gothic cathedral.
Spring sweeps northward
through the United States, "a
wave which rushes more swiftly
through the lowlands, climbing
later into the highland and
mountain area.
The delicate dogwood, for
instance. makes such a froth-
ing white wave, coming first
into bloom in early March in
areas near the Gulf of Mexico,
reaching its peak in April in
Virginia dts State flower Just
before Historic Garden Week,
April 1880; then blossoming
in May in the famous trees of
Winterthur, Del, and Valley
Forge, Pa. BY the end of May,
the blossom line will have
reached the Canadian border.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
TRY THESE SUGGESTIONS
FOR PACKING YOUR GRIP

Are you all thumbs while packngP Try these helpful
hints from National Arnes:
Pad each fold with gathered tissue paper to eliminate
potential wrinkles Save space by sufng shoes with
handerchefs, sox and other small items
Avoid in-transt shifting by packing heaviest items at
the bottom Of the Protect your garments against
soing and scufing by covering shoes with wrapping
Sleeping garments and slippers should be packed on
top for easy Skirts and dresses should be folded
near the waistline not at the hem Protect collars by n
folding shirts to full length, then refoldng with the
shirtaI up over the front tucked inside back of the
collar.
Fill the bottom of wardrobe hanger with acces-
Sores before you begin packing clothing If jacket too
long to mt in suitcase. fold at the wastline making
tissue is used for padding
And, finally. lock your suitcase
Evening star., 1960-04-10

the edge of the Grand Canyon,
in Yosemite Valley, and in II
other national parks.
In the mid-continent Wichita
Mountains of Oklahoma, scores
of thousands drive hundreds of
miles through the night to be
present at 2 am. Easter morn
ing to see an annual re-enact-
ment of the life and passion of
Christ.
Members of the Jewish faith,
too, take special holidays at
mid-April. Many families spend
Passover, April 11-19, in resort
areas like New York's Catskills,
Lakewood, N. j., or Miami
Beach. Special Seder services
are conducted by information
ally famed rabbis and cantors
Easter Parade
After religious services,
Americans traditionally stroll
and enjoy the spectacle of
Easter Parades" - either on
the boardwalks of beach resorts
or on the avenues of the great
cities.
At Atlantic City, N. j., ladies
with the prettiest hats win
prizes. Asbuy Park, N. j., holds
a mems fashion pageant. too.
At Wickenburg. Ariz., the pa
rade is on horseback.
At st. Augustine, Fla, horses
Evening star., 1960-04-10
Finnish Sauna
A Part of Tour

Gold washing. shooting the
rapids. and a Finnish Sauna
are highlights of a To-day
Scandinavian bus and ferry
tour arranged by Europabus
and Scandinavian Railways.
Shooting the rapids comes on
first day out from Lulea in
northern Sweden. If the tour
ist survives, he continues on
across the Arctic Circle.
On the third day he will be
in land where he can try his
luck at gold panning, or ex-
perience a Sauna-the vigor-
GUS Finnish version of a Turk
ish bath. Other highlights in
clude a Visit to a Lapp camp
and to Hammerfest, Norway
most northerly town in the
world.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
By JACK JONAS
Star Travel Editor

Anything they can do, we
can do better.
That slogan is in growing
vogue among resort operators as
they deck their halls with COCO
nut palms. Paris kiosks and
limbo dancers, striving to make
your home-away-from home no
place like home.
Bringing the foreign flavor to
off-season vacationistS who
can't quite get that far away
seems to be here to stay. And it
keeps the cash register busy at
what might otherwise be a dull
time.
We dropped in recently at
Atlantic City's Chalfonte- Had
don Hall, and found Hawaiian
South Seas Week End" in full
sway.
The place virtually shook
with regular hulas, comedy hu-
las, fire dances and sword
dances.
The orchids ordered from
Hawaii for lei-making demon
strations didn't show up-they
had weather troubles out there,
too-but the demonstrations
were going on anyway, with
flowers obtained closer at hand.
There was Hawaiian punch,
Evening star., 1960-04-10

An unusually late and cold
winter in many parts of the
United States should bring an
even bigger blossoming OF
pleasure travel over Easter this
year, the National Association
of Travel Organizations pre-
diets.
Although April II is the
latest Easter in years, many
travellers will delight in displays
of flowers which ordinarily
have bloomed and withered
weeks earlier.
The famous azaleas of ante
bellum plantations around
Wilmington, N. c., for instance,
had only begun to bud out at
the time OF that port city'S
big annual azalea festival in
early April.
Even as far south as Belling-
rath Gardens in Alabama and
Ida Cason Galloway Gardens
in Georgia, acres of flowers
which normally appear in
March, this year are bursting
forth in full bloom in April.
At Hodges Gardens in Louisi-
ana, Easter sunrise services thi'
year will be held among great
masses Of azaleas instead oi
Evening star., 1960-04-10

less spectacular later blooming
plants.
Southwest Calm
Florida, California and desert
winter vacation lands of the
Southwest, however. have es-
capped the rigors of the late
winter. Many vacationists from
colder climes have remained
longer into the spring than is
usual. Many of them are ex-
pected to enjoy the later floral
displays Of the Midsouth gar
dens as they head homeward.
Easter traditionally ends the
winter vacation season ano
marks the beginning of the
new.
In donning new Easter finery
many Americans emerge from
what has been in effect
winter semi-hibernation.
At sunrise on Easter morning
Americans in all sections of the
country journey to some of the
most beautiful and impressive
of Americas settings fol
religious services. Along the
Atlantic coastline, worship il
conducted as the red ball o.
the sun slowly rises in glory
out of the ocean.
Other worshippers sing praist
Of their creator in services a
Evening star., 1960-04-10
AIR FARE
Jet roveI to Europe
Moves Closer Home

Beginning June 18 it will be
possible to jet your way to
Europe after a 45-minute bus
or limousine ride from down.
town Washington.
On that date Pan American
World Airways begins twice
weekly jet service from Balti-
more'S Friends hip Airport.
Flights will leave Tuesdays and
Saturdays at $50 pm, and,
after a stop at New York, are
scheduled to arrive in Paris on
Wednesdays and Sundays at
1880 am. local time.
Return schedules call for
leaving Paris at 3 pm. Wednes-
days and Sundays and arrival
at Baltimore at 7:5O pm. the
same day, local time. Service
will be in DC-8C's with % seats
in first class and SO in economy
The fares are pegged at 1866 40
first class and $548.80 economy,
both round trip.
Pan Am on April 27 inaugu-
rates jet service to San Juan,
Puerto Rico, from Friendship
with three round trip flights
weekly. A year ago, the airline
started the Friendship San
Juan link with two round trip
flights a week. They proved SO
popular that they were in
creased to five round trips
weekly.
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National Airlines on Friday
begins its 1860 Piggy Bank"
vacation package plan to Flor
ida-with extensions offered
Evening star., 1960-04-10
S&iNS7RAMl
Eating Guide
Lists British
Restaurants

Some recent guides designed
to help make your travelling
easier:
Britain-More than 400 Brit
ish restaurants are listed on
a new map, Dine and Drive
Through Britain" being dis
tributed free by Victor Britain
Rent = a Car System, 12-A
Berkeley street. London, WI,
England.
Maine "A guide designed
with the "rock-hound" in mind
is titled MAINE Mineral Col
lecting." 1t describes the States
gemstone and mineral localities,
and tells what to take and
where to go If you want To
pan for gold. Free from Maine
Department of Economic De-
velopment, Augusta, Me.
Canada-A help to the north
bound motorist is Ontario
% Planned Motor Tours" It
covers such areas as the Lake
Erie shore from Windsor to
Niagara Falls; takes in Toronto
and other cities and towns for
summer theater, and suggests
tours to take in fine art gall
leries, museums and historic
sites. Free from the Depart
ment of Travel and Publicity,
Province Of Ontario, Toronto.
Ontario. Canada.
Florida-New 1860 editions of
Florida Vacation Guide" and
Florida Boating Guide" SO
and 81 pages respectively, are
available free from the Florida
Development Commission, Tai
lahassee, Fla.
General-How to 60 West
while staying In the East is
described in a booklet listing
activities and facilities of mem
bers of the Eastern Dude
Ranches Association. The book
let contains q map indicating
location of the individual
ranches. Free from the associa-
ton at 535 Fifth avenue, New
York II, N. Y.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
Resort Gets
Frontier CITY
The wild west is coming Il

The Wild West is coming to
Ocean City, Md.
Baltimore and Ocean City
businessmen have created a
Frontier Town" populated
with cowboys, Indians, sheriffs
and bandits.
Frontier Town has been
carved out of a forest just west
Of Ocean City-with the tim
ber from the cleared land being
used to build a fortress.
Included in the town are a
general store, Jail, bank and
saloon. There will be regularly
scheduled bank robberies each
day, and the sheriff is charged
with deputizing all youngsters
on hand to help in the capture.
There will be a stream near
by where youngsters can pan
for gold"
Evening star., 1960-04-10

There's more, but that gives
you the idea.
Mr.. Lansburgh is the man
who launched the highly sue
cesful "Cavalcade of Stars
name entertainment-for sum-
mer-season guests at his Deau-
vile, Versailles, Casablanca
Sans Souci, Sherry Frontenac
and Crown hotels.
The Carlton Hotel, another
Miami Beach hostelry, last sea-
son put on q French revue
And at the Lucerae Hotel
again along Collins avenue, the
very Latiny Diosa Costello Is
a perennial hit.
"The GunsIingers"
Don't get the notion that
this idea Of giving them the
foreign flavor is confined to
the United States.
In the Netherlands West
Indies resort island of Aruba,
just off the coast of Venezuela,
there is a steel band which
dresses after the fashion of the
Old West.
Members wear fancy cowboy
togs and tote toy ix-shooters.
They call themselves "the
Gunslingers."
Evening star., 1960-04-10

on some to Havana, Nassau,
Jamaica, Grand Bahama and
Mexico. Prices, exclusive of
air fare. range from $3.50 to
$51.5O a person a week.
Group tours to South Amer
'ica are increasing, Panagra
pan American-Grace Airways)
reports. The airline says it has
booked more than 100 groups
to tour the continent by air
from April to December.
Swissair will operate special
flights from Zurich to the Swiss
Industries Fair in Hanover
April 23-May 4. There will be
two such special flights daily.
-
Real Airlines of Brazil will
begin service to Tokyo June
80. The weekly fight will go
from Sac Paulo via Los Angeles,
Honolulu and Wake Island.
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Amateur artists who want to
sketch and paint their way
through Europe have the
chance on a special tour leav-
ing New York August / aboard
"a Sabena Belgian World Air
lines fight. The tour, arranged
by American Tourist Bureau
and led by Harry GasSer, will
visit Brussels, Paris, Lucerne,
Interlaken, Zermatt, Milan,
Venice, San Marino. Rome,
Florence. Pisa, Genoa, Monte
Carlo, Madrid and Lisbon.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
Rough Rider Fete Planned
For Pocono Mountains

The Pocono Mountains re-
sort area is making plans for
a big spring season.
On tap May 22-designed
for dude ranchers and visitors
with a chuck-wagon complex
is the spring horse show of the
Rough Riders Saddle Club of
Tannersville, Pa.
Saddle clubs in recent years
have become a major diversion
in the Poconos.
In June, with definite dates
to be set, the annual Pocono
Mountains Laurel Blossom
Festival will be held, complete
with Laurel Blossom Queen
Evening star., 1960-04-10
GET UP AND GO!
Resorts Vie With Flavor
Of Trip to Foreign Land
GET UP AND GO!

but the guests seemed to be
sticking to such native Jersey
drinks as Scotch and soda, mar
tinis and Manhattans.
Native" Talent
The Chalfonte imported ma
tive talent all the way from the
Washington area. Belle of the
ball was 5-year-old Faataua-
lofa, daughter Of Mrs. Iseulao-
lemoana Sotoa of 1910 Blair
road, Takoma Park, Md. Her
barefoot hulas were a delight.
This was the last of three
foreign" week ends given by
the hotel each winter, and the
foreign flavor has been packing
in the off-season guests for
nearly 10 years.
At times it's been so success
full that the hotel has had more
than 100 per cent occupancy
a hotel mans dream. This is
explained by the fact that only
registered guests can attend,
so some of the townspeople
register, then say go ahead and
rent the room again.
A few days after the Atlantic
City visit, we had lunch in
Washington with Morris Lans-
burgh. He is going around the
United States telling those
with a yen to go around the
world that they can do it right
in Miami Beach If they're reg
istered at one Of his hotels.
This year for the first time,
to bolster the summer trade, he
will import bits of Paris, the
Riviera, Venice, Hawaii,
Vienna, Spain, the Caribbean
and Rio for his Around the
World in Eight Days" program.
1t begins May l and runs until
December 10.
Purple Prose
Take a look at this from his
brochure:
Get ready for Gay Paree
with a plunge in the pool
and then a breakfast a la side
walk cafe to get you rolling
The sun shines high, and it's
Left Bank time we've got
lovely models in a fashion
show from the Champs Elysee
"a high-kicking Contest, with
prizes, a la can-can-a puppet
show direct from Place de Ia
Concord-and open-air dane
ing! At cocktail time, there's
music that's as soaring as the
Eiffel Tower. :"
Evening star., 1960-04-10

and princesses to be picked
from representatives of East
ern colleges. A parade will
climax the festivities.
Plans are also afoot for
election Of Miss Pocono Noun
tains, who will represent the
area in the annual Miss
Pennsylvania contest in June
Evening star., 1960-04-10
New Building

A new guest building, the
Casa Grande, will be available
this year at Twin Pine Lodge
and Ranch. Stroudsburg, Pa,
when the resort opens for the
season April 30.