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Thursday, April 18, 1946
COURTHOUSE
HAPPENINGS
Probate Court
Summons returned and filed in the
land sale of Norval Robey, admini
strator of L. V. Glover against Maud
Glover, et al.
Testimony of G. A. Horton and
J. Oliver Carpenter, witnesses o
Will of G. F. Horton, taken and filed.
Will admitted to probate and record.
Certificate to transfer real estate
issued.
Testimony of G. A. Horton wit
ness to codicil of will of T. R. Wil
son, taken and filed.
Order of private sale issued in the
estate of A. R. Jennings.
Bond approved and letters of test
amentary issued to Bob M. Spriggs
in the estate of Ethel Spriggs Tal
bot.
Hearing April 13 for appointment
of guardian of Michael G. Macenko.
Authority to tranfer certificate of
title of Motor Vehicle issued in the
estate of F. J. Noll.
Order of public sale issued in the
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estate of William H. Estadt, admr.,
of Mary Chlestala against Susie
Alexio, et al'.
Inventory and appraisement filed
in the estate of Emma Harris.
Affidavit in lieu of schedule of
claims, filed in the estate of Viola
Wharff.
Report of sale returned and filed in
the action of L. C. Young, admr., of
Viola Wharff against Arthur
Wharff, et al.
Hearing held April 17 in the
guardianship of Paradine Rich.
First and final account of George
Addlesburger, guardian of Stephen
C. Forshey, filed, for hearing, May
30.
Inventory and appraisement filed
in the estate of H. S. Shriver and
Amelia Crum.
Real Estate Transfers
William T. Glidden to Martha,
Cain, Caldwell, lots 9 and 16.
Emmett Pyles et al to Irvin Boney,
Sharon township, 116.75 acres.
George F. Horton, deceased, to
Emily O. Havenor, Marion township,
14 acres.
James and Clara Gessel to Hubert
and Irene Linger, Jackson township,
36.75 acres.
Albert and Ella Finney to Guy
and Gladys V. Moore, Summerfield,
47/100.
Peter and Bertha Mugrage to Se
bastian and Freda Crock, Olive town
ship, 39.97 acres.
Martha Cain to T. R. and Rose
McCune, Noble township, Belle Val
ley, 3.05 and 75/100 acres.
Tommie and Juanita Triplett to
Rufus and Norma Powell, Beaver
township, 70 acres.
Irvin H. and Maurine Nichols to
Harvey A. and Elva Nichols, Sharon
township, 3 acres.
William McKipley and Allie
Batts to Ethel M. Covert, Maple
Heights, lots 8 and 9.
Willard and Rosa Lashley to Leon
ard and Florence Lowery, Wayne
township, lots 10 and 11.
Emma Stone to Henry and Losia
Johnson. Caldwell, lot 371.
John W. and Nellie F. Reed to
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Above is the architect’s drawing of a proposed
new Presbyterian church at Senecaville. The old
The drive to raise funds for the rebuilding of the
church was launched Monday night, with a stirring
address by Robert T. Secrest, native of that com
munity and probably its most illustrious citizen.
The new building, expected to cost $40,000 was
designed by Ralph Orr, Columbus architect after the
Bethlehem Lutheran church in Columbus, with some
modifications to fit the particular need.
John and Ardith Mendenhall, Center
township, 176.56 acres.
J. W. and Cora Mae to Marie
Eileen Jeffers Jackson township,
94.47 acres.
L. C. Young, administrator of
Viola Wharff, to Arthur Wharff,
Jackson township, 106 acres.
James D. and Zelda Nelson to R.
C. Slack, trusteee, Brookfield town
ship, 225.32 acres.
Florence and Earl Delancey to
Alice Mae Pryor, Caldwell, lot 268.
George Lothes et al tto Dale J.
Lothes, Jackson township, 66.36
acres.
Three Deer Seen
Near Batesville
vicinity this spring were seen Satur
day between 4:30 and 5:00 p. m., on
the John Douglass farm, located on
Route 147 about li miles northeast
of Batesville. Those who saw them
thought there were two does and a
buck. A hound dog was chasing
them, but the deer cleared a line
fence with ease and left the dog far
Lchrnd.
ENROLLED AT STATE
Ohio State University’s record
spring student body of which 5000
are returned veterans, includes the
following who were not registered for
the preceding winter term from
Noble county:
Caldwell-Vincent T. James, Howard
G. Moore and Thelma E. Warner
Sarahsville-Donald V. Archer and
Reed K. Mellon Summerfield-Car
roll C. Craig.
Lady’s Stomach Was
Like A Gas Factory
Meals Turned To Gas
One lady said recently that her
stomach used to be like a “gas
factory!” That is, when she ate a
meal it seemed to turn right into
gas. She was always bloated, had
awful stomach gas pains, daily head
aches and constant irregular bowel
action. Now, however, this lady
says she is FREE of STOMACH
GAS and she says the change is due
to taking ERB-HET.P. Her meals
agree with her. No gas or bloat
after eating. Headaches and con
stipation are gone. “Oh! what re
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Proposed New Church Building At Senecaville
church was destroyed by fire last December. parlor off the nave. The building will be small and
Roger Rehard
In Rehabilitation Work
Roger C. Rchard, principal of the
Caldwell high school for several
years and now of Shadybend, has
taken a position with the state de
partment of education as assistant to
the supervisor of rehabilitation. Mr.
Rehard received his release Feb. 15,
after serving with the 37th division
as field director for the National Red
Cross.
Mr. Rehard and family lived in
Caldwell for a number of years and
will be remembered by a wide circle
of friends.
During the war he served tempo
rarily in Australia, Guadalcanal and
New Georgia before joining the fam
ous 37th Division. On Feb 19, 1945 he
received a mortar wound and a few
days later another from a sniper
bullet.
He wears the Purple Heart, Bronze
Star and has been recommended for
the Silver Star.
In the first World War, Mr. Re
hard served with the 84h Division,
327th F. A. in France.
REPAIRING BUILDING
Owen Pickenpaugh, who recently
purchased the Frank Gibson build
ing adjoining the C. E. Kirchner
Electrical Appliance shop, is repair
ing this former garage. A new floor
is being laid and other necessary re
pairs made.
Pickenpaugh will open a garage
there in the near future. He was for
merly associated with the Picken
paugh Bros., garage on the West
Side but sold out his interest there
to Ivhn Ziler.
BUYS BUILDING
It is reported that W. Z. DeVoil,
prominent business man iin Beverly
for many years, has purchased the
F. C. Boeschaar building on West
street, opposite the Norval Robey Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Boeschaar are now
visiting their son in California but
will return to Caldwell in May.
SALES TAX RECEIPTS
Sales tax receipts in Noble county
for the week ending March 30 were
$762.01 according to the figures re
leased by Don Ebright, treasurer of
state. Total collected to date in this
county amounts to $7,693.01.
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HATTIE VAN FLEET. Agent
Phone Caldwell 316 21
TO THE VOTERS
OF NOBLE COUNTY
I know that the people of Ohio
owe a debt to the Veterans of
Ohio that will never be paid in
full and if I am nominated and
elected as REPRESENTATIVE,
I will introduce a Veterans’ Bonus
Bill and I feel sure that I can
have said bill enacted into law,
to partly pay the Veterans, their
Widows and Orphans, for the
hardships, sacrifices, and suffer
ing they underwent to preserve
Our Nation.
Furthermore, I will support all
legislation that is beneficial to
the Schools, Roads, Farmers,
Laborers, and the Business Men
of Noble County as I have done
in the past.
I hereby assure the Republican
voters that I will greatly ap
preciate their vote and support on
Primary day, May 7.
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The main auditorium will seat 156 persons, with the
possibility of seating 50 more by opening the church
compact, but of modern design, with adequate facil
ities for religious education and church social func
tions.
Charles Saltsgaver, chairman of the building and
finance committee has announced that $25,000 will be
needed to begin construction. The church planning
committee is headed by James Wood and Uriel Cor
win is serving as treasurer of the finance committee.
Rev. Dale Sowers is pastor of the church.
TO ATTEND CONFERENCE
Caldw’ell and Noble county doctors
of medicine, along with their profess
ional colleagues from all over the
state, will celebrate the centennial
anniversary of the Ohio State Medi
cal Association during the annual
three-day meeting to be held in Col
umbus, May 7, 8, and 9.
PARTITION CASE
A partition case has been filed in
Common Pleas court by Harrry B.
Snyder against Inez Franklin, Sum
merfield, O., and Clarence W. Snyder
1022 Arbor Ave., Dayton. W. V.
Archer is attorney for the plaintiff.
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Year Extension
Of Draft Okehed
Washington, April 17—The full
one-year draft extension the armed
services seek was approved by the
senate military committee, today,
and five different pay increase pro
posals were showered on to the floors
of congress.
The senate committee, unable to
decide upon any particular one, re
ported four of them for considera
tion by the full senate and tied three
of them in with the draft extension
itself.
A house military subcommittee re
commended the fifth, as a bill apart
from the draft. In a separate meas-
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ure, the house committee has ap
proved a nine-mouth extension of the
draft, now due to expire May 15.
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