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Thursday, January 31, 1946
Telephone Gir
At Stafford
MarriedJan.21
Harriettsville, Jan. 30—Vows of
marriage were exchanged by Miss
Geneva Parks of Stafford, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parks of
Lower Salem, and Joe Coffey, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Coffey of Jeru
salem, Monday morning, Jan. 21.
The single
by the Rt.
Mehler at
Woodsfield,
blue dress
and a corsage of baby mums
sweetpeas.
Betty Schwallie and Fred Coffey.
After a short wedding trip, the new
lyweds are at home to their friends
in Stafford, where Mrs. Coffey is an
operator on the telephone exchange.
Their many friends in this commun
ity extend congratulations and best
wishes.
ring ceremony was read
Rev. Monsignor Gilbert
the parish house in
The bride wore an aqua
with brown accessories,
and
They were attended by
Te hnician Fifth Grade Neigal
MTer was discharged from the
army cn Jan. 12, having spent three
years and four months in the service.
Cpl. Miller saw service in the Mari
rnas, Guam, Ryukyus Islands, and
Okinawa. He holds the American
Theater ribbon, Victory medal, the
Asiatic-Pacific theatre ribbon with
tw bronze stars, Good Conduct
ribbon and a meritorius unit award.
Rt. Rev. Monsignor Naugelieser of
New York City, N. Y., called on Rev.
Fr. A. G. Nickel last week.
Roy Mason arrived home Monday
from the ETO after 18 months of
service.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wilson
children, Mary and Gary, and
Wilma Walters were business
itors at Caldwell, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wetzler of
Byesville visited Sunday with the
latter’s mother, who is on
list.
Walton Williams of Youngstown
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Williams.
Rev. Fr. A. G. Nickel and Miss
Clara Patterson were Columbus
itors one day last week.
Emerson McConnell left Tuesday
for Columbus where he has employ
ment.
Elmer Stevens is visiting Earl
Walker of Canton.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ullman and
sons, Larry, Frank, and Donald, of
Stafford, were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Ullman, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stephens and
daughters and Robert Stephens of
Marietta visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. McConnell.
Berne
Berne, Jan. 30—Several from
Berne, Jan. 30 Several from here
attended the sale at Austin Hurst,
Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Barrett returned to
her home Wednesday after spending
several weeks with relatives at Ava.
Lewis Swick was a business caller
in Zanesville recently.
Leona Hill and Eunice Horton
spent Tuesday at the home of Mel
vin Burkhart and family.
Carlos Mallett of McConnelsville
was a business caller in town last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gressel
have purchased and are moving into
the Bell Mallett property.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hesson and
daughter, Mary Lou, were visitors in
town Saturday.
Georgia Donaldson and daughter
spent the weekend at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thompson and
family.
Edna Everly snent Sunday with
her sister, Verna Wickham.
Frank Wright was a business call
er in town Tuesday.
Gertrude Kuhn spent Saturday
with her
ville.
daughter, Roma, at Zanes-
from here attended the
St. Michael’s hall, Sunday.
Several
social at
Mr. and Mrs. John Larrick
in Caldwell, Friday.
Keithtown
and Harley, and/ daughter, Betty,
Dexter City
Dexter City, Jan. 30—Rev.
C. Jump preached his farewell
mon last Sunday evening in
Methodi-t church.
Rachel
is able 1
lowing i
former
After
and
Mrs.
vis-
the sick
Parkers
weekend
Miss Nettie Stephens of
burg, W. Va., spent the
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
bert Stephens.
Manford Young arrived
from overseas last week. He
the ETO.
vis
and
Co
and
Mr. and Mrs. James Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Miller of
lumbus spent Sunday with Mr.
Mrs. Carl Heisler.
of
Mr. and Mrs. John Holschuh
Stafford spent Sunday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kelby.
Misses Elaine Lallathin and Olive
Heisler of Marietta spent the week
end at their homes on route 1.
Marietta shoppers Monday were
Mrs. Inez Rohrer, Miss Ila Rohrer,
Mrs. Freda Mantel, and Miss Mary
Mantel.
D|rs. Rose Schoeppner and grand
son, Dale Schoeppner, visited Thurs
day with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schoep
pner of Marietta R. D.
Supt. and Mrs. H. M. Ayers and
son, David, visited Sunday with Mrs.
Ayers’ father, W. E. Hawkins, of
Stafford.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ralston of
Columbus spent the weekend with
the latter’s mother, Mrs. Ada Stof
fel.
William Hutcheson of Marietta
was visiting relatives here last week.
Miss Dorothy Hayes returned to
Akron Friday after visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hayes.
Miss Hayes spent several months in
New York City, N. Y., where she
was sent by the Western Union
Telegraph Co. to help in the rush
caused by the returning of our ser
vice men.
Lawrence McKee, who moved to
New Mexico with his parents several
years ago, and has been in the mili
tary service, arrived here last week I
to visit relatives and friends.
The mine at Crooked Tree worked
last week loading 10 cars of coal per
day.
Mrs. Effie Hayes of Newcomers
town, who was here a week ago for
the birthday of her
was called back last week by
death of her sistpr, Mrs.
Schilling, whose funeral w
Saturday at Elba.
Mrs. Robert Sanford and son
West Virginia are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Sanford.
manandnah Trail
Mr.
MiendnaOdn irau I
Mr. and Mrs. 1
children were Sunday visitors
Ross Watsons in Summerfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Groves
Mrs. Donohoo,
agent, conducted a
finishing of furniture
Bond’s, Tuesday.
South Olive
South
Harper
Canton
Mrs.
Springer
and Mrs. Albert Addis.
were
Mrs.
Keithtown, Jan. 30—Mr. and
Dale Porter and Mrs. Ben VanFleet
of near Caldwell visited Sunday at
the home of the latter’s daughter,
Mrs. Leighton Landaker, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Swank visited
recently at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Hale.
Mrs. Edith Chandler entertained
the following ladies at her home on
Friday: Olive Chandler, Pearl Dan
ford, Oma Groves, Jessie Groves,
Lola Mitchell and Mot O’Brien. The
day was spent in quilting.
Mrs. William McMannis was re
moved from the Thompson hospita,
Caldwell, Tuesday evening to
home here.
Mrs. Edith Chandler and sons, Joe
I Cynnn VnlUv
visited Saturday at the home
Charles McMannis, near Reinersville, I Green Valley, January 30 Ray
and called on Ruth Chandler at Me-1 Stottaberry and son, Harold, and
Donnelsville.
I
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Groves and I for Alva Watson of Sarahsville.
daughter, Jessie, spent Saturday I 1st. Lt. Georgia C. Archer
evening at the home of Ord Chand-I Fletcher General Hospital in
ler and family.
I
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis and
Mrs. Ethel King were Sunday din-11,1u
ner guests ,of Mrs. Lou Tarleton
and Mrs. Alta Davis, in Caldwell.
Miss Frieda Tilton, spent
weekend with her sister, Mrs.
rence Carter and family.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Sands
children spent Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis.
Mrs. Martha Chentum,
employed at Zanesville,
w
reekend at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Davis
Kirkbride were
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs.
and Dorothy
w
her
Steven Clark have been baling hay
I
Mary Burkhart, a cadet nurse I latives here.
from Good Samaritan hospital, I Mrs. Ethel Archer, who has been
Zanesville, has been confined to the I on the sick list, at the home of Cecil
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. (Rutherford is much improved.
Leo Burkhart the past
chicken-pox.
week with I Bert Leisure of Summerfield was
calling on
Cleveland the Valley
home of his
James Burkhart of
spent the weeknd at the
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
hart. He was accompanied by George I Saturday.
1 two weeks! Bethel W. Bates, Dawson
I
The occasion was to celebrate I stationed in India, is expected home
F.-J soon.
Cecil Rutherford and Lewis Kirk-1
parents, Saturday.
Mrs.
Word has been received that
Moseley of Inglewood, Calif.,
to be moved to her home fol
a major operation. She is a
resident.
the main game between For-.,
rest Grove and the locals Friday Sunday,
night, the alumni of both schools
played a very exciting game. .Local
boys playing were Dean and Charles
Patten, Bill Sanford, Howard Devoll,
Willard Ball, Charles Williams, Vere
Miller, Kenneth Ogle, Bill Hutcheson
of Marietta and Lawrence McKee of
New Mexico. They were all
military service.
Willscreek
in the
mother-in-law,|ne?s with CreorPe McKee.
e I
DimgaiUlOn
the prourparents* of "affine* baby boy|w'tj Mr andiiMrs*TDe,arl Raner
born Saturday, Janu. 20.
C. A. Drake, who is in .... -I
year, has better health and has done|ho™e Sunday after a
more work this winter than any oth- visit with their son and
er winter in the past 50 years. an'i Mrs. K. G. Kearns.
are I Paul Jordan spent Tuesday evening
I Mrs. Musetta Jordan and
.his 84th Margaret Bebee returned to
two
Mancil Miley has improved very Mr. and Mrs. Bert
much after a serious illness. Mrs. Waterford R. D. ca’led on Oscar i
G. W. Ulrich and Mrs. G. W. Bates |Ress,e Jordan, Sunday afternoon.’
remain the same. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
T. E. Johnson was baling hay for |visited the latter s sister, Mr.
William Bond last week. lMrs- Jack Foraker, Sunday at
Ernest Davis and son, Dick, have |Valley.
killed 41 foxes this winter. Mrs. Lucy Blackburn and
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Danford, Pleas- jClara Hughes called on Ressie
ant City, were Sunday evening vis- |^an- Wednesday afternoon.
itors at William Bond. Dean Raney and Paul Jordan were |29_3OJ1
Mesdames William Bond, Abe (business visitors at Caldwell, Mon
Gander, Gilbert Mercer and Ira Dan-|Jayj ...
ford attended a, district meeting of
the Eastern Stars
Wednesday.
[Kearns made a
[Caldwell, Thursday.
Olive, Jan. 30 —Mrs. S. J. I an(| j^rs- Ralph Briggs (Aud
is visiting relatives in [rey Swank) of Columbus called on
Eliza Boyd and William |arj Wednesday,
spent Sunday with Mr.
Mr.
|M4 I?nil 1*211111
bUiiiami
I
Herschel
and Mrs.
Cambridge
Miller Clam Reattev Marv Rich
I
who is |visited his father last week,
spent the
I
Peter Binkley of Canton, spent the Fred Stiles was in
weekend with his family here. (business last week.
Rev. Walter Brown will hold ser-1 Jack Berry, wife
vices at the Methodist church, Sun-|Helen spent the a few
day evening, Feb. 3rd at 7 o’clock. |ton recently.
Friends and neighbors gathered
Nau and Marty |at the home of Myron Groves
Satur- (Estate of A. R. Jennings, Deceased.
Schumaker, were guests of Mr. and |day night for a farewell party.
Mrs. Harold Froelich and family in
Barnesville, Sunday. |the weekend with her
of
on
re-
terminal leave with friends and
relatives and friends in
the past week.
Clark and Dick Shackles
the Hurst sale
William
Leo Burk-1 attended
last
Ridge,
Hazel,
in
Tweedale, who will spend
at the Burkhart home. i(ti
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen and I were attending to their stock
son, Larry, Anna Allen,
Mrs. Elmer Groves and
Jessie, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Groves Ripple
and sons, Dale and Ronnie, rr—‘
Sunday at the home of Fred Chand­‘I
ler. The occasion was to celebrate stationed in India, is expected home ^‘ursuay, rcu. |eral dayg
the birthday anniversaries of Fred SOon.
Phillip Dekew and daughter,
Mr. and I Valley last Sunday,
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Miller
...J Run were calling on
spent I friends in the Valley Sunday.
the
of
old
Cpl. Richard Bates, who has been
Irgil I have rural electrification on I were celebrating
ser-|the Valley and exPect gas as soon as Wedding,
the I well is drilled in on Dawson Mrs. Vera Cisler
Rittee- |Katl leen and Betty Jean spent the
Virgil Moore of Caldwell purchas-1 weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
ed a valuable cow from Cecil Ruther-| Cisler at Canton.
_| ford last week.
I
Mrs. Mary Brown was shopping in [calling on his mother,
CaldweP, Saturday.
I
Willscreek, Jan. 30 Very cold and brother Walter Lowe last week,
here. Sunday morning the thermo
meter was six below zero
home|lots of coal and feed* |her aunt and uncte Mr. and
was ini ^earn that John S. Goodhart|John Garvin.
lis improving at present. Darwin Stoneking, who is
Austin Stevens, who has been in| ployed at Steubenville,
Ithe hospital at Dayton, is now at| weekend at his home here,
[home and is not much improved.
1 In the report last iveek that Mrs.
iJohn Bates had four brothers in the
a [service and that one was killed was
la mistake. None was killed. (Caldwell, Saturday, were:
Blaine Day and G. P. Moore at-1 Mrs. Henry Bettinge
tended the ball game at Summer- Schutt, Mrt Francis Hupp,
field last Friday night between Sum-1 Frank Hupp, Joseph Arnold,
merfield and Belle Valley. The score ami Mrs. Harry Mitchell, M-.
was 42 to 39 in favor of Summer-1 Mrs. Walter Estadt,
field. It was a great game. Iv-
James Watson has rented the Ho- Clark and children,
bait Rates farm on Seneca lake and Ethyl,
will move there soon.
Oliver Roe is still in the hospital Canton spent last week with
at Dayton.
Dutch Smith was a caller at Belle
Valley the last part of last week.|gtr of S.uahsville
He is interested in the horse busi-1 town Tuesday.
[trip to Caldwell, Saturday. |Spriggs, Leah Long, Vivian Archibald’! v
chairman of the board of directors. |. S‘lld Inventory and Appraisement will| ’(’rlt‘raI Fund ----------.
William Bond and
Dungannon, Jan. 30— Aline and
Trimble
■3
1
William Eythe and Signe Hasso
find their paths inevitably inter
twined in 20th Century-Fox’s
electrifying drama of one of the
toughest, most relentless man
hunts in history, brought to the
screen in “The House On 92nd
Street,’’ showing at the Roxy on
Wednesday and Thursday, Feb.
6 and 7.
Qk«|»*nn
Chandler and Herbert Groves. I Cecil Rutherford and Lewis Kirk-1rnn |her mother, Mrs. Bertha Hayes.
Nina Steward spent the weekend I bride have been employed the past Mrs. Bernice Parcell, Mrs. Leona
thpi of Ver Parents’ Mr- and|week by the Cozier Wood Package! Sharon Jan. 30— Mr. and Mrs. G. I Mitchell, and Mrs. Thelma Clark
•ide have been emnloved the nast
I Olid I Illi
Sharon Jan. 30—Mr. and Mrs. G. Mitchell, and Mrs.
E. Marquis
sLrt Denvpr Mnnro hnmelLura Brownri^. Gwendolyn Jenning.: I certify the iollouing report to be
V er e TO home
I
Shenandoah Trail, Jan. 30—Many (from Boston, Mass., Wednesday Jennings, Mabie Jennings. Beulah Jen-| Ihe 5-h -tlnn
from here attended the Guernsey night on his way to Dayton to be U1^^Tnnin^^ Vamataon
Noble Feeder calf annual meeting at I discharged. He came back from Day-Ilian Boyd, Mary Boyd, Lucille Heddle-15?? Tf V-------------
Pleasant City, Tuesday evening. Mr. I ton, Saturday night. He has been |noUfiedarthalo^emeTf’h yd°,v a^d Wages""":::"’
McCann, beef specialist from Ohio I nearly all over the United States, I a. d., 1946, an inventory and Appraise-1 fSrPI?.DnLiE 1
State university, was the chief [having been in 38 states. |ment of the estate of A. R. Jennings, Summar’Afid^xoenditures'
speaker. John Craig was re-elected
----.............— at| (o’clock A. M. IntLJUFIb—
“1 Any person desiring to file exceptions| Gen^ral ,Fund
to said Inventory must file them at least Retlrernent Fund
five days prior to the day set for hear-1 ----J nN L-------
their
weeks
nephew,
Mr.
I
or.
of
Mrs. K. G. K«.™ and Mrs. Edwin
William
|stock sale
William
I
Rachael Robinson and daughter, I guests of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Mar-1 William J. Schott was a business IStatec°^mnnO pK,courtin,r
Hilda of Caldwell, were visiting her|quis at Caldwell. They also called on|ca,ler in town Monday. Case No. 8601
|Mr. and Mrs. William Wehr, who! Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gildow oflIRVIN WILSCf’iaintTffsAL’
their Golden Macksburg were callers in town1
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harmon were
Harmon near Zanesville, Saturday.
Ray Bettinger of Sarahsville was| Mr. and Mrs. Dayle Morrison
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Bernard Sealock was visiting Morri -cn at Canton, last week,
friends in Byesville the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cisler and son
I
the Buss Bates of Canton was a vis-1 Dexter City were in town Sunday.
Hattie Iitor at Mrs’ Hayes Bates’ the week| Bonita and Evelyn Brotton, El
.,|end.
Mrs. Blaine Day made a business To Amos Jennings Georgiana
David, spent the weekend with Mrs.
Nel’ie Lawrence.
Harry Lowe of Glouster was call
ing on his sister Miss Loutitia Lowe
Mary Barnhouse of near Forest
i I *x v v •.« I Avavxxtiiivy wcviiiey, iori
taking Grove visited here last week with Weekley, New Concord, Ohio
Irene Courtney,
nlKKUuDUrS I
Whetael Shrfer and Ray Bettin- da/o'!
—wei13
a e
caLers in (1946.
Hayes of
Mr. and Mrs. Harve
NOTICE ON FILING
INVENTORY
Helen Jennings, Don Jennings, Mack correct-
xt a’
iSd’Snb’wasf nSYm thta^Court “j£*LA!C£: JANUARY 1945
bth'%aror,'^Xyttte,S“rtatnI0’.h0S 3^
Ing. Total Receipts and Balance
Given under my hand and seal of said EXPENDITURES—
Court, this 26th day of January. 1946. Fund
n
and
Notice of Appointment
Notice is hereby given that Johnny S.
at Barnesville, McMannis were shopping Man- (church, of Pleasant City, Route 2. Ohio. (ADMINISTRATION—
’|etta, Friday.
home extension I Mrs. Lucy Blackburn and Mrs.
_ofBuffalo
meeting on re- |BeuIa.h McMannis spent Friday eve- County Ohio,
at Hobart |nin& with Ressie and Aline Jordan.
Blackburn and K. G. Probate Judge of said County. (Text Books _______________
business trip to I29 30 31 (other Educational Supplies
I I Repairs Educational Equipment
Notice of Appointment
Estate of Elisabeth Crnin, Deceased.
Notice
the latter’s grandfather, S. M. Leon-I Crum of R.F.D. No. 4, Caldwell, Ohio, (Total Transporation of Pupils
duly appointed executor of the (PLAY GROUNDS—
Elizabeth Crum, deceased, late (Personal Service
has been
estate of
of Enoch
OTTO POLING
Probate Judge of said County.
Mt. Ephraim, Jan. 30—The ladies v OTTO POLING Contribution
wane I Probate Judge ot said County, (other Fixed Charges—
of the W.S.C.S. are quilting this|28 29 30 Withholding Tax
the (winter, those at the home of Zelma| (Total Other Auxiliary Agencies
Flo-1 Stiles, Tuesday, were Ora Berry,
I Notice of Appointment I
|Grace Miley, Mildred McAuley, Dora Instate of Alma Bigley, Deceased. personal Service
and
‘ice is hereby given that Rudy Big-|
(Aliiier, Clara £$eaitey, iwary Mien, ||eyNoaIJj Bertha Merry, of Caldwell and|f-Gas
uq
with (Mildred Schafer and Jewel Moore. (Wellston, Ohio, have been duly appointed Janitors Supplies
of
Donald Hackley of Newark |Ad™inistrators of the Estate of Alma Big-|E]ectricitv ..‘"J
Iley, deceased, late of Caldwell,
JCounty, Ohio.
I Thomas Knox and Kate McConnell creditors are required to file
... ... Irlalms with said fiduciary within
lare poorly at this writing. |montha or be forevtr barred.
Davis, Rev. Gaugler was making pastoral Dated this 17 day of January, 1946.
Nellie |calls here this week.
visitors, Mary Stiles of Columbus visited1
|her home recently.
Urban Nau, William
I Notice Of
Appointment
Notice is hereby given that
Jennings, of Caldwell, Ohio, has
Roslyn Finley Of Columbus spent (appointed Administrator of the Estate of (Total Expenditures
.—.---- «... of ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
|ASSETS
their Cash
four Accounts Receivable
noron+a I A* R- Jennings, deceased, late
.l8‘ (township, Noble County, Ohio.
Marietta, on reciters are required to file
claims with said fiduciary within
i (months or be forever barred.
and daughter Dated this 14 day of January, 1946.
days in Can-1 otto POLtNG .------
I
mer and Johnny Antil were visitors
in Caldwell, Wednesday.
Henry Mason home Saturday
nimr at Crumtown.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hayes
guests of Mrs. Eli Mallett
daughter, Helen, Sunday.
Callers at the home of Mr. and
Wilma Shilling spent Monday with
Sunday,
and daughters,
COUNCIL TO MEFT
February meeting of the Caldwell
ters will come up for discussion.
NOTICE TO
NEXT OF KIN
Probate Court, Noble County, Ohio
In the Matter of
THE WILL OF
(Ohio:
Carrie
ern- I Devoll,
I Iowa
spent the Frank Courtney,
Zanesvii le,
Bertie Davis,
Caldwell,
Caldwell,
Sharon, Ohio
Ohio
Devoll
|*uwa Martha
Caldwell, Saturday, were- Mr and |Jlinchc,iffe- Canton, Ohio Walter Wil-1 CL.-.V
H- i |llarn3- Rockford, Illinois Kattie Pizzs, Sheriff Noble Countv, Ohio,
er, William J. (Canton, Ohio Berten Williams, Chicago, Bv HARRY L. MERRITT.
Walter fiarnman, Mr. mid Mrs. Earl|ment of L. S. McKee, deceased, late of
and|Olive ’1'ownship, in said County, was
(produced in open Court, and an applica
tion to admit the same to probate was
and Mrs. Charles Hayes ofl°n t116 same day made in said Court.
|Said application will be for hearing be
fore said Court on the 8th
Bertha Hayes (February, 1946. at 10:00 o’clock
I
p- 0 AddrPSs: Ava- O111o-
OTTO PO1 TNG I Total
Probate Judge I BALANCE. DECEMBER 31
By HELEN JOHNSON. 2en*ral ,Fund
Deputy Clerk I Bond Retirement Fund
Total
a a a (Total E'-penditures and
Notice of Appointment I
Estate of Susanna Yoho, Deceased. REVENUE—
.| Notice is hereby given that Karl R. (GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES—
McMannis (Yoho. of Senecaville, Ohio, Route, has LOCAL LEVY
and Ibeen duly appointed Executor of the Es- (Bond, Interest and Sinking
|tate of Susanna Yoho. deceased, late W Fund $
KlCn|Seneca Township. Noble County, Ohio. (Classified Propertv Tax $
Creditors arc required to file their (Total Propertv Tax $
(claims with said fiduciary within four (FOUNDATION PROGRAM
m”. (jnonths or be forever barred. (Cash Received
Jor-| Dated this 18th dav of January, 1946. (Total Foundation Program
OTTO POLING, (Total R»v*"u»
THE JOURNAL, CALDWELL, OHIO
rttpkev
Balance $38,374.92
Case No. 5458 SCHEDULE II—RECEIPTS
Probate Judge of said County. (NON-REVENUE—
(Sale of Books _________77(other
(Sales of Property
[total
I has been duly appointed Administrator (Salaries and Wages Adm.
of the Estate Jackie Karl Church, de- Officers and Employes $
ceased, late of Township, Noble (Legal Services
\. (mr.*nj p«Monal Service
Creditors are required to file their (Office Supplies ____________
.claims with said fiduciary within four |To*al Other Purposes
Fleeman attended the (months or be forever barred. (Total Administration _______
at Marietta, Tuesday. I Dated this 2211(1 daL 1948 [tnstruction
V n I OTTO POLING. (Personal Service
receipts______
Total Other Purposes
Total Instruction ___________
.TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS—
is hereby given that Frank J. (Transportation Contract
Township, Noble County,
i equired to file
A'ith said fiduciary within
or be forever barred.
Dated this 21st day of January, 1946.
Creditors are
claims A'ith said
Ohio. (Total Plav Grounds
their |OTHFR AUXILIARY AGENCIES—
lour |Teachers Retirement
Contribution
Emp’ovcs Retirement
operation of school
Noble I Telephone
I Advertising
their I Hauling
four Insurance
Plant
MAINTENANCE OF
28-29-30 chg. [SCHOOL PLANT—
Materials for Maintenance.
Buildings and Grounds
UTkifftytllA
I
Mrs. (Illinois Wilber Weekley. Canton. Ohio Deputy.
(Westley Williams, Canton, Ohio and|L. c. Young, Attorney 29-1
ivir. Clyde Courtney, Sharon, Ohio you are1
and hereby notified that on the 28th day of
7 Tnhn«s- n (January, 1946, an instrument of writing,
(purporting to be the last Will and Testa-
I IllgVIlie i
Dr. E. G. Ditch of Caldwell wasl Whigville, Jan. 30—Freda Guilerl Charley
a professional caller in town last Guiler spent Saturday afternoon “XS: if Vnv^FidA.^
week- with Mat Gulick. band, if any ^’i fXss M. Mfil
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Earl Danford snent| a wST-: wwe8’i?nd’ Mn'
of Rado Ridge were callers at the [Sunday afternoon with Mr, and Mrs.
eve-1 F. H. Danford.
u 1 w, ww Fuel Supply Company Husband of Eliza
I
Wayne Thomas of Zanesville
were I the weekend with his parents,
and
and Mrs. John Thomas.
I
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry I at Barnesville, Saturday.
Mitchell, Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. I Virgil Watson was at
Lee Mitchell and children of Canton. I Thornday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harriman and I Hubert Martin of the
son, Eddie, spent Sunday with Mrs. I who is home on leave,
Elsie Harriman of Crooked Tree.
Fred Batea and S. A.
visited Mrs. Nettie Martin, Friday.
vs.
evening at the city hall. Mayor Sam lLwl!’„o,/e5 for £ub’Ac a«ct,on at|band, if aay, Of Vernled JVe.,ker Hus.
Mrs A lire I ..n .. w» .. “““Ithe West door of the Court House
teljiarn„_’ffla.r?.nnn
Ann Sanford, |amount.
Moore,
Iowa
.. Vada ]Brown,
Caldwell, Ohio Mark Courtney,
Iva Oliver, Zanesville. Ohio
.White, Des Moines, Iowa Wilber 1 w„...
|voll, Cleveland, Ohio Levi Weekley, undersignedi Sheriff.
Buffalo, Ohio William Weekley. CaJd-
(well, Ohio Angie Bail, Lore City, Ohio
Middleburg, Jan. 39— Callers at|A. M. Weekley, Butler, Ohio Nettie
day of
A M.
the seal
January,
OTTO POLING.
Probate Judge.
By HELEN JOHNSON,
Deputy Clerk.
Financial Report of the
Board of Education
For Fiscal Year Ending
The Batesville basketball team is
.[going strong. They defeated Ixire
1 City last Friday night, 58-39, and
won over Dexter City, Saturday,
99 92 I Th© Stat© nf nh,„ Waxu I BELLE VALLEY LOCAL SCHOOL
night by 33-23. I The State of Ohio. Noble County. ,1 DISTRICT, COUNTY OF NOBLE
December 31st, 1945
(Secrest will preside. Routine mat-[caldwell, Ohio, the following real estate. Gtiadrin and Fhiliip Belmont
discussion [situate in the Countv of Noble and State |R”rrhr’?gCorporatton Car?
Qiscussion. |of and tn Townshlp of Jack-I Gee p’wLe^a’ Na‘lonal Bank W
[son, to-wit: |c Frkml an?’ of w- F. Geese-
L. S. McKEE,
Deceased.
Notice of Application to Probate.
•». inme ctmwuxunK onv nw$ww
To McKinley Weekley, Florida G. W. (nineteen (119) acres, and containing tn
(Betts. Iowa I
....^iBond Retirement Fund
lCnfp,€ria Fund __ _____
12.90 Millsl'pntai _____________________
a
I
BALANCE, DECEMBER 31. 1945
$ 19,898.86 General Fund
(Bond Retirement Fund
Receipts (cafeteria Fund
(Total
[Total Expenditures and
$ 7,930.27 Balance
2.434 4 SCHEDULE II—RECEIPTS
$10,365.01 REVENUE—
(GENERAL PROPERTY TAXES—
21 [local levy-
I
Bond. Interest and Sinking
$28,009.91 Fund
$38,374.92
I
au other Purposes
Mrs.
|Total Propertv Tax
»22 '2J-2 FOUNDATION PROGRAM
®2®’'21’" Cash Received
1935 (Deduction for Teachers
2 I
I
Retirement
[Deduction for School
$12.653.391 Employes Retirement
1 Deduction for County
Board of Education
I3
Total Foundation Program —.
Miscellaneous— Cafeteria Fund
Total Revenue
Total Transactions
SCHEDULE III—EXPENDITURES
I
ADMINISTRATION—
o I Salaries and Wages Adm.
8.282.94 I Officers and Employes
(Total Personal
$
Service___
I
w .... Mrs. Kenneth Guiler spent Tues-| “V* of Robert McKeig Denman*’on
Mrs. Alex Bettinger, Sunday, were day with Mrs. Frank Ruby of Cam-1 Joseph toe p- Heard
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gildow, Mr. bridge.
-artI J. S'
and Mrs. Walter Bettinger and son, John Archer of the US navy, who| Robii^8Jn: J°hn. Robinson William A.
Wayne, of Hiramsburg, Mr. and |has been spending a two weeks| Hosfeit ’Flora H. Ho^ert'-’ r^ilar?
Mrs. Earl Mallett of Zanesville, Gay [leave at his home here, has re- EHztaSh T\ailw’*3f Company Evan^^owen"
Bettinger and daughter, Anna May. [turned to his base at Oakland, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bettinger have Mrs. Goldie Lucas suffered Earnes‘ Wilson Waiter
been in ill health for the past sev-[heart attack at her home here Sun-|wiison: s'kinX w'mu™ w,f«
d,y- hr
SHERIFF’S SALE
IN PARTITION
HOWARD WILSON. FT. At,
Defendants
I
village council will be held Tuesday]
or
io:w
o’clock a. m.,
Situated in the State of Ohio. Countv Adams Oldhand i Margaret
‘of Noble and Township of Jackson and Ma,Jare‘ Adams as Guardian of
being the southeast quarter of S»ction Adams Kathrvn X*Ig,nia and Kathryn
10, Township five (5). of Range nine (9), |rfce Adams ny’L^Adan1s• a minor Beat
containing one hundred and fifty -nine |mfnnr n ’ea v,n?tofa Adams, a
(159) acres, more or less,
in said Countv, Township, ..o.nra
aforesaid, and being the west half of the Patterson
northw est quarter and the northeast terson
quarter of the northwest quarter of Sec
tion 11, Township five (5). cf
nine (9), containing one_ hundred and I cjara jngr^ y^... C’eorKe
Gertrude an two hundred^ rnd seventy-eight (278) Ison™
Sharon, |acre!], more or less. |licbc
Ohio Appraised at $11,500.00 and cannot be
W. O. Isold
for less
than TWO-THIRDS of that I
I u™ers,RneaerlL
Financial Report of the
Board of Education
For Fiscal Year Ending
December 31, 1945
SUMMERFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT,
COUNTY OF NOBLE
P. O. Address: Summerfield. Ohio
Date: January 26, 1946
I certify the following report to be
I
correct.
BALANCE. JANUARY 1. 1945
General Fund
Bond Retirement Fund
Total
RECEIPTS—
General Fund
Bond Retirement Fund
Cafeteria Fund
Total
Total Receipts and Balance
EXPENDITURES—
General Fund
$19,113.41 .1 .7 ,e,ration
$19.113.41 (INSTRUCTION—
$27,396.351 personal Service
(Text Books _______ t.e
111 Educational Supplies $ 250 80 r*hebe Peiter
48° 001 Repairs Educational Equipment $
12 791 TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS
613.56 Transporation Contract
__............ ---------ii«i,u
$28 009.911 Total Transportation of Pupils $ 7,447.15 I Whitis
srM^DTTT.’? TTT—EXPENDITURES I—— I..
PUBLIC LUNCHES—
Personal Service
Total Other Purposes
573 001 Total Public Lunches _______MaSIn
5.001 OTHER AUXILIARY AGENCIES$
578.00
1
Employes _________________
I1'n? I.ecturers
19.88(Total Personal Service
597.881 Teachers Retirement
$
8
$
Contribution
$11,632.98 Employes Retirement
60.27 Contribution
812.82(county Board of Education
43.60 Contribution ________
916.69.
(Total Other Auxiliary Agencies
$
$12,549.67 OPEN ATION OF SCHOOL
PLANT—
5.886.48 Personal Service
5.886.48 Gas
(Fuel
35.091 Janitors Supplies
35.00 (other Supplies
(Electricity
$
$
$
$
Telephone
$
674.16 Advertising
Hauling
232.93 Insurance
$
$
$
Total Other Purposes
Total Operation of
School
Materials for Maintenance,
Equipment and Furniture
Earl A (Total K* ’ntonance of
-----been duly Sch til Plant
Lands (Cost) _____
Buildings (Cost)
Equipment (Cost) _-------------
Probate Judge of said County. (Total Assets
27-28-29 chg.
I Excess
or Deficiency of Assets
Total Expenditures
$
$ 1.307.561 ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
ASSET
213.10 Cash
Inventory Supplies and
$
1.520.461 Materials
$25.721.531 Lands (Cost)
$
Taxes
Total Operation of School
Plant
MAINTENANCE OF SCHOOL
PLANT-
83?.6t
1.740 I
$
$
s
$
$
$
$
15. 1 Materials for Maintenance,
33.0'i Buildings and Gicunds
8n0.i5 (Materials for Maintenance
174 14 Equipment and furniture
272.10 (Repairs School Buildings
52.50 (Total Maintenance of School
15.05 Plant
8.10 (Total Operation and
219 92 Maintenance ___________
1.663.U5 (Total Current School Cost
|DKBT service—
$ 3,391.35 (Bonds Maturing
(interest on Bonds
|Votal Debt Service
he^a.rych rte^”&ne?^ooJS® w°r*’
Martin-
ianford, [amounf. (Margaret &Kennf»d3'”Ux» E,,zabe*h Gay
Iowa Said premises to be sold as the prop- (Marc .rot Husband, if any of
Lrty of the parties to the above action. |E I/isvSy ,El,mer Lusk Wniiam
Iowa (on an order of sale in Partition from |any of DnvMatd Lawrence Wife if
Mary the common Pleas Court of Noble Coster ,J^,wrenee Benjamin
W De- [county. Ohio, and directed to me, the r’ deceased his unkrntwri
1 ndersigned Sheriff. |Ben E IhT /lslt: Jennie Lusk-
_•
IOff
januarw ‘i946
TERMS OF SALE: CASH. |A. W Boyd Ne,son Moor*
Given under my hand this
26th day
Moored, if any Amy Elizabeth
Chrtaimn^’’^'*?anor
West
I
I
I
$ 5.876.46 [Martha SchwyhartH^pXlT c/.
(Company Wffe if anv'^i
Ga,h,
$36,628.46 |har( The hNt n"
$ 5.676.03
1
$
t”'™J! hr??1'' A'"
$
$ 5,668.53
F’l*abea»
also taown Giibert^Rjch The’ Ohto
spent( etta E, Ankrum Amy Renner (House)
Mr.I Amanda Renner Hartman and
E’ E^(,n: Herbert
Ichri’w^ E E- Christman UG.■.-*
were
Norman Thomas Wi’e of
Junea S^ay
o I Char,y Martin, u living If
Zanesvdle,| deceasedI her unknown heirs IhX’nd,
I
Oil n%Th',mas:
US navy,|sarah a. Mariatt?”ffiel Robtaso^"^”1RuaBirdsThe
and familyI TurnerWnwe: if?C' y ^any’ EJmer
Wife, if’ J” wPach
tl
O1 Waiter r.
beirv it
heirs Perry Mtakimln«^d t?er unknow»
1!
Co., of Caldwell. |e.»W.Marquis were Sunday dinner |were in Caldwell on
]an* I' Twtor-
T»v?r“ TJy'"r' •*.
Notice is hereby given that on ^Sy” 7 ?he "nkn°^'' betas'
fSFrank
Taylor Wife if amv af Aim
Husband, if any 2”ie Tayfor
11 any. of G^rge°
tSS u
any. of Lillie Taylor- wife H,'rband
John Taylor .. [e’ 11 any, of
Amanda Willtanw?*mh Un*”own heirs of
J. T. Smite ^’ba^elfU”know’n hefra of
Marlett Jane R^wr:
tA7’ Maniaret
r"^
|son Rav: Jame’ R-
verna Craig a Si
Also situated G- Pr“heL Administrator
ta Ja,nes M. Stall th" John Nla5Sn deceased
st half of the |pat. ^"'jn, John N. Bell Martin
». north-art IS ”6,™0"“W. ol Mariln iZpJi
-...r K n. Welkor Th. unkmi^,
h'."5
Shorman Jnhn«on“ 'E2eJj*"V
Rehie2"&,2:™“"/
I porest Derr’ ww’ L.?sk Ida Warden-
January 1946. |Dorr- Marti,? ni l®’ an^’ ol
CLAYTON McKEE. |of Ma’rthl wa War den Husband ifForem
Sheriff NoMe Countv. Ohio. Ihi„" Ram Robinson:
lock Wife, if anv ,Mar^aret POf
J)dward Alexander- M' Adams
Nathan Goff Standard r- A'Pxander
Otto The unknX htlr? ofA^'.
ander w Alex-
B. Kennedy Wtoyt:, °'e’Adam"F.
a of
Worthing: Tht urSnoJ an.y’ ot ^bArles
Mitchel Jarnos b»eir3 ol Robert
«•. s te?
Of Margaret Miller Ffhel M.u-f any’
aid?fEthe”’Stons^Nellie *jna
bur Miller- tall „,e Arms-tn
a-
|bur Miller Robert Rav W'
(Miller Charles Miller^ TVw^.* llr,warI
J. G. GUTLFR. (Catherine Jean Miller J?T *7 A,ilIer
Clerk of the Board of Education. |of Edna A. McDonald’ S^anl' 11 anF
Tax Valuation $613,131.00 |of Ethel Siems Hushand Hi'f,8band’ if a"JT
Tax Levy 13.60 Mills (Armstrong Wife if anv of uof Xei”e
,choo, Enrcllme„L.
SCHEDULE I
13.60 Mills (Armstrong
230 ile, if an
|il.any, of Howard" Mnier^1«r: Wi,G
i Mm ,yr wife, if any, of
Summary of Cash Balances,
Receipts and Expenditures
$ 1,845.14 Siems, e—
$ 3 497.83 Siems,
$ 5,343 00 |m. ther and “natoral
(Oorothy and
224,165.79 (R’ith Wife,
$ 5.676.G3 ■i.-siiiouth-C'allahan
$ 1,443.64 I Leeper Alta Moore^ Wi£Pa"»y'■•■■■wm?
$31,285.46 Alexander Million 11 any, olU1
$36,628.46 I Wife, if any, nf JaM Mn,?'ard Milligan
TMW#
Sv Miller Ferbrache, husl
Miller Ferbrae™%-~r?r.a?.he
Ferbrache, huslwmd if
guardian ofol^^rleT
and natural guardian
Catherine Miller Wijhu
U asm’oujh Cal aha'S"’
g°L
^alefte
$ 1.443.64 (Leeper Alta taoore “Praak
$31,285.46 I Alexander Mitiioan u
$36.628.46 if any, of^St?d SE?.
$25.719JO known heirs o/ Na^feV
$ 3,733.56 |ceased Harry Porter
$ 1.298.64 tfe, if anv, (,f HarrvM
$30,752 00 any, of John Porter •M c?"rfer
Dorter, de
John Porter
Onio Telephone«-Wi,€•
Site.B"«
_8f,n Lafayette Milligan viL/ —2 Nel-
Lafayette Milligan 09
$ 3.001.01 [Husband of May
m’ V* Porter
$ 8,677.07 H. Lu.huek- Wlfo' u rroW Rar' Tilton
h’mstott Wennt 2°’
$21,164.85 Wife, if anv Albert nL’msI r^n
Robinson/n uJ anr‘ J^m*8
516.48 insan Rogan Wlike? K Rob
|Albert Gibson Fmn U2t.n2S’ h0trs Ol
205.S2 Mtnktmen, w«e' ol Ems "wa^J
827 7
$22 714 37 Ilf anv —I* unknown heirs
FuaS! U^terV^a^ W!f^t, J°b"
$32 835 08 |Tester U DugS Bertha’ A
$32,835.08 |M. Folkert vrtdow ~lse 15(1 ra
TOES Lahn ’SSSl
|pfZ vert.: rachard a rnlir: iK
... $ JMJslSfctart Folkert aMarytCrisfUa^an S
«’.ny
Frederick W Pelter,'
'“V,•’ Paehcl A. Graham- A.
I cs bblson Husband, if any, of Elizabeth
7 447 15
or
hushaany,
nd, if any of Dow
?^!ni! ard Wife. I»
if any, of Earl Whitis Wife
8 177 96 Im y’w2!,GeorRe Whitla I Wife, if any. of
S 1 120 unknown heirs of
lnson Rhort deceased WILL
1,025.99 I on ^TAKBKmTA
513 71 110,6 Pnlted States of America, as
513-H I petitioner, filed tts petition in an action
827 52 1™”? Clvl’ 591 ,n ,h«* TTrl«cd States
$ 2 430.97 IRl’':tr ,Cl’urt ,or the Southern District
487.72
$
$
$
$ 1,341.10
$ 7.000.66
$30,752.00
$ 3,100.00
$ 633 56
$ 3,733.56
$30,752.00
$ 5,876.46
$10.000 00
$ 2.000.00
$84 000.00
$ 3.000 0*'
$104,876.46
Buildings (Cost)
Equipment (Cost)
$12 653.39 Total Assets ____________
$ 5-V) 00 LIABILITIES—
$ 1.200.001 Bonded Debt ___
$70,000 001 Certificates of Indebtedness
$ 3,500.001 Outstanding _________
$87,853.39 (Total Liabilities
$87,853.39 I Deficiency of Assets
$11,600.06
$ 8,889.84
$20,489.84
$84,387.49
Registry of this Court for’ the benefit of
I5 3? ltbe reRr,eetive owners thereof, as the
5 25 IL ",nrt. ,shal1 order, absolute and unquali
400 411^^ title, ownership and possesstoi) of
940 60 |Premises, in lee simple, ire- from
lall liens, encumbrances, charges, servi-
America according to law, and that any
and all persons be excluded from assert
201 75 linK any and rfeht, title, estate, inter
65163 |es1, "en- easement, claim or demand in,
or uP°n said premises adverse to said
(petitioner and also petitioner will api'Iv
to Honorable Mell G, Underwood, Judge
|ot the United States District Court for
Maryc
Wh“’s Husband, if any, of I Jura
1,298.64 Forney Frank Johnson William WH
48 75 I A°n W2,son Clarence Short: Pearl
15‘ooKs, P^rl Esther A.
63 75 land^Ad C?1,orl Nelson Lew Nelson
«W-73|and Administrator of Instate of Etta Rob
1 v on (NopCE
of
Jaafep* Division, at Columbus,
Ohio, wherein they and others are de-
$ 1 455 34 I- rdan,s- f,ra',n* that the Court cause a
i7JBl1UrF to be impanelled to make inquiry into
$ 1110^1 ?"d ass‘ss ‘.hp compensation to he paid
$ 264 67 I.- the premises described in said petl
1 1 |tlon an1 that upon the payment ot th©
$ 182 36 150 .a7,s,ess^d ,o' nr deposit in the
$ ..................
$
$
$
Itudes. restrictions and covenants whatso
ever, actual or contingent, ot all persons
whomsoever, may be awarded to and
vested in petitioner United States of
the
(Southern District of Ohio in the Court
(Room in the Federal Building, Columbus,
|Ohi, ior an order impanelling a jury to
(make inquiry into qnd assess the cunipen
|sation to be hy petitioner lTnit»t
(States of Ame.-.^a to the owners of. and
(with respect to the said tracts of land,
|to_wit: 73 Tracts of Land- in Coshocton,
(Noble and Guernsey Counties, Ohio, more
(fully and particularly described in said
(petition to which an persons interested
lare referred. Said defendents and other
I persons
interested are ordered to plead,
■answer or demur on o’
(day of March, 1946.
(OF AMERICA. By
|LAN, United States
■District of Ohio.
|27 28 29 30 31 32
before the 11 th
UNITED STATES
BYRON B. HAR.
Attorney, Southern