The journal., April 18, 1946, Image 2

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Stafford Oil
Field Makes
Steady Growth
Production Is Now
About 300 Barrels
Daily And Increasing
Two good Injun wells came in last
week. The W. E. Hawkins No. 1,
said to be owned largely by the Haw
kins family and drilled by Hayes
Bros., rivals the Mobberly well for
production and was at first reported
at over 100 bbls. It produces over 50
bbls, by swabbing and is being tubed.
It will flow thru the tubing.
The other good well is the Gard
ner No. 1, a joint lot well owned by
Leonard Hines et al. It was shot
Monday and is being cleaned out.
This well does not have so much
gas but it is estimated at 25 or 40
barrels.
Sheridan & Hogue are cleaning
out their No. 1 on the school lot
preparatory to tubing.
Same company swab oil from
their Morton No. 1 daily and are
drilling it deeper, a slow process,
due to some iron or steel in the hole
Isaac Tanner et al are drilling at
950 ft. at their Walter and Mary
King No. 2.
Virgil Watson et al are drilling
at 950 ft. at their Wiley Thompson
No. 1.
Fred Markey et al are spudding
at their Barnett No. 2.
Clarence Christy et al are drilling
at 1200 ft. at the Frank McVay No. 1
Raymond Ntuhart is drilling at
900 ft. at his Holschuh No. 1.
J. T. Watson et al are due last of
the week at their Ixjnnic Day No. 1.
Christy Development Co., are drill
ing al 150 ft. at their W. W. Sutton
ANU.
Virgil Watson et al are moving in
to drill No. 1 on the Gussie Robin
son and Cora Farley lot, near the
Ullman and Prince wells.
J. C. Luburg et al are moving in
to drill a well on the Walter King
farm about a mile from Stafford.
Other Activities
Larry Oil & Gas Co. are delayed
by a cave at about 750 ft. at their
Lee Baker No. 1.
shot
George H. Christman et al
their No. 1 on the Edna Christman
farm, in the Cow Run. It may make
a small producer.
Roundhead Oil & Gas Co. reached
the Squaw sand Tuesday at then
Shafer No. 1 with no profitable
production. It will be drilled to the
Grit.
Emergency Flour
In Local Stores
Local grocers have reported that
their flour stocks now consist ot
new' supposedly darker “emergency
flour”. Upon examination, however,
it is hard to notice any difference be
tween the new and older type of
flour. .,
new flour
Experts say that tne
(called “80 per
tte trade) won’t call for any now
recipes? only a little sbufflinP of the
O11 reliables. Bread .if you *‘dl bake
your own. Will turn out much the
same as formerly, only n
your bread rise a. much at.. Uf»r^
cent extraction”, by
shuffling of the
Cakes, they say. wU still
good, but they won’t be quite a.
and delicate. This also for
cakes, pies, cookies and baking I
der biscuits. Party cake reeip*
perts suggest that these take
in the back of the files while
bakers concentrate
home
choc-
on
bread
date, brown sugar and ginger-bread
cakes to mask the new flour s wheat
ly flavor.
Ellen Conner Is
Contest Winner
Ellen Conner, 16, Parkersburg,
W. *V., high school senior, has been
awarded a four year college j-chdar
ship in the annual competition held
by the National Administration board
for Pepsi-Cola scholarships, it is an
nounced today. The award was
by Miss Conner, daughter of Prin
cipal and Mrs. D. O. Conner, in com
petition involving over 27,000 stu
dents from 6,500 high schools
throughout the United States.
Miss Conner is a member of the
student council at I*HS, is a member
of the senior class executive cabinet,
and has been an honor roll student
for twelve years. Her father has
been principal of Parkersburg high
school for several years. The family
Juft
Arrived
BOYS’
ALL WOOL
ETON SUITS
Brown and Navy
3 to 6 Years
Caps To Match!
OTHER SULTS
6 to 14 Years
Easter Greetings To
Our Tiny Tots!
MADGE’S
SPECIALTY SHOP
North Street—Caldwell, O.
lives at 1703 Spring street.
She became eligible to enter the
national scholarship competition when
elected by her classmates as being
among the top five per cent of the
class “most likely to succeed.” Feb
ruary 15 the contest entrants were
given a general two-hour scholastic
aptitude test prepared and scored by
the college entrance examination
board. The winners were chosen on
the basis of school record and re
commendation from the 12 in each
state scoring the highest on the test.
Each scholarship winner has the
privilege of selecting the college or
university he will attend.
Ellen Conner is the daughter of
Dwight Conner, well known in Cald
well and a grand daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. S. E. Conner, former resi
dents of Noble county.
NO DEATHS ON HIGHWAY
Six counties reported no deaths
on rural highways during 1945 but
Noble county wan’t one of them, ac
cording to a repqrt released by state
highway director, Perry T. Ford.
The six counties were Morgan,
Adams, Cuyahoga, Harrison, Holmes
and Meigs.
The four with the greatest num
ber of traffic deaths included:
Franklin, Trumbull, Stark and
Huron.
REGULAR MEETING
Regular meeting of the Noble
county Fish & Game club was held
Wednesday evening, April 17, in
their club rooms on North street.
Plans were made to select two dele
gates from this county to attend the
district conservation conference in
Cambridge next month.
Republican Voters Nominate
Carr Davis For Commissioner.
PRICE
Thompson
Hospital Notes
Elmer Hanna of McConnelsville
underwent an operation Tuesday.
Mrs. Rolland Elliott of Caldwell,
route, has been dismissed to her
home after undergoing an operation,
Tuesday.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Gibson underwent surgical
treatment at the hospital, Tuesday.
Mrs. Hazel Lewis, Dexter City,
underwent an operation, Monday.
Mrs. Dewey Wells underwent an
operation, Tuesday.
Caldwell Youth Enters
Competition At Detroit
Detroit, Mich, April 17—One Cald
well boy is listed among the thou
sands of youth throughout the United
States entered in the 1946 competi
tion of the Fisher Body Craftsman’s
Guild for building of model auto
mobiles and Napoleonic coaches.
The Caldwell entrant in the model
car competition is: William Howiler,
305 Main street, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Howiler.
The Craftsman’s guild, an educa
tional foundation sponsored by the
Fisher Body Division of General
Motors, is offering $75,000 in awards
in the 1946 competition, including
eight university scholarships. The
competition is open to all boys re
siding in the United States who are
between 12 and 20 years of age.
In addition to the national com
petition for boys, the Craftsman’s
Guild is sponsoring a special $30,000
competition for hospitalized mem
bers of the nation’s armed forces.
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For
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All prices are below retail ceiling!
TERMS
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We are giving free during the month of
April a lovely coffee table with each
2-piece suite we sell, no matter when
you take delivery. Buy while you get
this added value.
NOTICE TO
RETURNED VETERANS
3 ROOM OUTFITS
s27500
AND UP.
Yes Sir We can start you to housekeeping on
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Our lowest priced outfits include a good Gas
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THE JOURNAL, CALDWELL, OHIO
“THE BODY”, Marie McDonald,
is starring with Dennis O’Keefe
in “Getting Gertie’s Garter,” a
hilarious comedy showing at the
Roxy as part of a double feature
on Wednesday and Thursday,
April 24-25.
GOOD ROADS POLICY
The Cambridge Chamber of Com
merce is advocating a good roads
policy for the entire of southeastern
Ohio, including Noble county. The
road committee of this civic organ
ization will meet in the near future
with officials governing this project
and outline their program.
The Noble County Chamber of
Commerce has indicated their will
ingness to cooperate.
CHANGE IN RESIDENCE
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Betts and chil
dren who have been residing in the
residential part of the H. R. Wilcox
property, Fair street, Quaker City,
plan to move next week to a farm on
Salesville, route 1. The farm where
they will move is owned by P. T.
Morris and now occupied by the
Homer Gibson family.
Notice on Filing Inventory
The State of Ohio, Noble County.
Probate Court
To Harley F. Harris, Maud Crooks,
Fred Harris. Harry W. Harris, William
Harris, Earl Harris. Helen Harper,
Madge Harris Ford. Bettv Leland. Rich
ard Davis, Bonnie J. Davis, and Robert
Davis Harris.
vnu are hereby notified that on the
10th day of April, A. D., 1946. an Inven
tory and appraisement of the estate of
Emma Harris, deceased, late of Caldwell,
in said Countv, was filed in this Court.
Said inventory and appraisement will
be for hearine before this Court on the
10th day of May, 1946, at 10:00 o’clock
A. M.
Anv person desiring to file exceptions
to said inventory must file them at least
five days prior to the day set for hear
ing.
Given under mv hand and seal of said
Court, this 11th dav of Anril, 1946.
OTTO POLING.
MARIETTA, OHIO
... that you drive to Marietta and see the most complete assortment of lovely Living Room Suites that
they have been able to get together at any one time in the last five years. Over 100 to choose from
Blues Reds -Greens Velours Mohairs Tapestrys.
HELFN JOHNSON,
40 Deputy Clerk.
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC SALE
In the pursuance of the order of the
Probate Court of Noble County, Ohio.
I will offer for sale at public auction on
the 18th dav of Mav, 1946. at 10:00
o’clock A. at the West Door of the
Court House, the following described
premises situated in the Countv of
Noble, State of Ohio and in the Village
of Belle Valiev, to-wit:
PARCEL NO. 1
Being Lot No. 70 in McFerren’s Second
Addition to said Village.
PARCEL NO. 2
Situated in the aforesaid County, State
and Village, and being Lots 80. 81. 82.
83, 84. 85. and 86 in McFerren’s Third
Addition to said Village.
PARCEL NO 3
Situated in the aforesaid County,
State and Village aforesaid and being
Lots No. 192 and No. 193, excepting from
said Lot No. 193 ten feet off of the North
side thereof, in the North End of Belle
Valley.
Excepting from all of said lots the
coal in and underlying said premises.
Parcel No. 1 is anoraised at $300.00:
Parcel No. 2 at $100.00 Parcel No. 3 at
$25.00 and must be sold for not less than
two-thirds of said appraised value, and
the t-.ms
of
sale -re CASH IN HAND
AT TIME OF SALE.
WM H. ESTADT,
Administrator of the Estate of
Marv Chlestala, deceased.
40 41 42 43
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MAKE IT LOVELY
MAKE IT COMFORTABLE!
OTHER ITEMS ...
FREQUENT SHIPMENTS
COTTON-FELT
METAL BEDS............................priced
METAL CURTAIN RODS...................
JACKSON DAY DINNER
Several prominent Democrats
from Noble county will attend the
Jackson Day dinner to be held in
Columbus, Thursday evening, April
25. The dinner will cost $25 per plate.
Several prominent speakers will ap
pear on the program.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Marriage licenses have been issued
in the office of Probate Judge Otto
Poling to James St. Clair, Salesville,
railroader and Miss Mabel Nichols,
Caldwell, route, clerk.
Denver M. Bates, Zanesville, truck
driver and Betty Lou Feldner, Cald
well, clerk.
MATTRESSES .. 50
GAS RANGES.........................priced
9x12 FELT BASE RUGS.........first quality $6.95
SILK BED LAMPS............................?.. .. $4-95
5-Pc BREAKFAST SETS.........all white $34.50
PLUS MANY OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST!
WAINWRIGHTS
MARIETTA, OHIO
Serving
Southeastern Ohio
For
40 YEARS!
PLUS all the necessary matching pieces.
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Thursday, April 18, 1946
FORMER RESIDENT DIES
George A. Walters, formerly of
Summerfield, died Tuesday, April 2
at St. Lukes hospital of Cleveland,
from a heart ailment.
Mr. Walters was the son of Thomas
and Sarah Walters, nee Yoho. He
was born on November 29, 1870, at
Summerfield and spent his early life
there.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.
Ina Pennington, with whom he lived
and Mrs. Leia Eden of Cauga Lake,
Ohio. He has no living sisters or
brothers.
Republican Voters Nominate
Carr Davis For Commissioner.
VETERANS
LET A VETERAN
REPRESENT YOU
IN THE STATE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
A Vote For
PHILANDER P.
MILLIGAN
FOR
Representative
Will Give You
True Representation!
Democratic Ticket Primary: May 7, 1946
Your Support Cheerfully Appreciated!
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