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Thursday, May 9, 1946
Annual Junior-Senior
Banquet Successful
The annual junior-senior banquet
of Caldwell high school was held in
the American Legion hall Saturday
evening with members of the facul
ty, the board of education, the senior
class, additional guests, and
junior class, who acted as hosts
hostesses, present.
Simon-Wray
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simon of
Newark, formerly of Belle Valley,
are announcing the marriage of their
daughter, Louise to Charles Wray,
son of Mrs. Sarah Wray of Belle
Valley. The wedding was an event
of April 21, in the Wesleyan Metho
dist church of Newark, with
Kenneth Lewis officiating at
single ring ceremony.
Nichols-St. Clair
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nichols of
Olive Green are announcing the mar
riage of their daughter, Mabel, to
James St. Clair of Salesville. Mar
riage vows were exchanged April 21,
in the Methodist church at
Green, with the pastor, Rev.
Brown, officiating.
Miscellaneous Shower
the
and
was
The theme of the banquet
“Memories”, and the class colors of
blue and gold were used in carrying
out the decorations. A three course
dinner of pretty appointments was
served.
The following program was given:
invocation, Gilbert W. Weekley,
principal toastmistress, Mary Jane
Farley welcome, Delbert Brown
response, Charles Gump music
toast to school, Milan Slovak toast
to faculty, Louella Dutton and ad
dress, Dwain D. Dyer, superinten
dent.
Rev.
the
For her wedding, the bride
lected a beige gabardine suit
black accessories. Her shoulder
sage was of red roses.
se-
with
cor-
Mrs. Lerry Wisinger, sister of the
bride, served as attendant. She wore
a pale green suit with black acces
sories and a corsage of yellow roses.
Harry Simon, brother of the bride,
served as best man.
Following the ceremony, a dinner
was served by the bride s mother,
assisted by her aunt, Mrs. Mabie
Simon.
The former Miss Simon was grad
uated from the Belle Valley high
school, and is now employed by A.
H. Heisey Company.
Mr. Wray was discharged recently
from the armed service after serving
forty-two months, thirty months of
which were spent in the Pacific
theatre of operations. He is em
ployed by the Owens-Corning Fiber
glass Corporation. The couple will
make their home at 111 South 3rd.
street, Newark.
Olive
Walter
A reception and wedding
was held at the home of the
parents, following thes
dinner
bride’s
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Nichols, and daughter, Mr. and
Pat Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Byron
Marquis, Miss Margaret Walters,
Mrs. Ervin Nichols, Clarence Nichols
iVene Walters, and Mr. and Mrs. Er
nest Nichols.
a
ceremony.
couple will reside in Sales-
The
ville.
C. S. Meeting
W. S. C. S. of the East Un-
W. S.
The
ion church met at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. W. E. Peters Friday for
their monthly meeting. The program
was in charge of the president, Mary
Green. The roll call was answered
by naming “Something About Moth
er”. A pot luck supper was served to
the following: Mary Green, and son,
John Lydia Gant and daughter,
Sarah Angie Johns, Rev. Peters,
and the hostess, Mrs. Peters.
I
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Spear,
I
newly weds were honored recently I/
with a miscellaneous shower at their I
home near Rich Valley. I
Those present included: Mr. and
I
Mrs. Wiley Bigley and family, Mrs.
I
Norris Bigley, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland
I
Elliott and family, Mr. and Mrs. I
Carl Delancey and family, Mrs. Ivan
I
Grovel and family, Mr. and Mrs. I
Clifford Delancey and family, Mr.
I
and Mrs. Clayton Allen and son,
I
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pickenpaugh,
I
and family, Mt. and Mrs. Calvin
I
Mendenhall and family, Mr. and Mrs. I
Bertram Bigley, Mr. and Mrs. Car-1
los Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Amos For-1
eaker, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nessel-|
road and family, Mr. and Mrs. Har-1
old Haines and family, Mr. and Mrs.
I
Harvey Barnhouse and family, Mr.
I
and Mrs. Charles Ramsey and daugh-l
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Cain, Mr.
I
and Mrs. Doyle Sealock and-family, I
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Spriggs and I
family, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Delancey
8 Those sending
I
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Todd John-1
son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy
I
Combs and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. I Farewell Party
Alva Garvin and daughter. I A farewell party was given at the
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Burrier.l home of Mr. and Mrs. Frances Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Sheppard, Mr. I of near Keithtown on Monday even
and Mrs. Wilbert White and son, I ing in their honor. Mr. and Mrs. Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Bliss lams and family,! are moving to Zanesville to make
Ifr. and Mrs. Clem Garvin, Mrs. I their home. The evening was spent
Anna Allen, Mrs. Ray Boyd, Mrs. I socially, and refreshments were ser
Irvil Garvin and family, Laura Ram-I ved to the following: Mr. and Mrs.
sey. Betty Bigley, Willie Keith,! Walter Stewart, Carl Stewart, Ann
Happie Foraker, Mrs. Ernest Key-1 and Ruth Gore, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
ser and family, Mr. and Mrs. John! Farson, Dean and Ruth Baker, Mr.
Haga Edna and Clarice Boney,! and Mrs. Carl Delancey, Bobby De
Hazel Chandler, Irene Povilaitis,! lancey, Mr. and Mrs. Dannie Slater,
Doris Keppal, Jean Phillis, Dorothy! Irene and Clayton Slater, Mr. and
Frances Bennie Haga, Ira Taylor,! Mrs. James Danford, Mr. and Mrs.
Irvil and Cecil Boney, Willard, Vic-I Leo Burkhart, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
tor and Earl Smith, Walter and Her-I Mitchel, Earl Mitchel, Mr. and Mrs.
bert Ramsey, John Parrish, Gerald! Monford Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Clay
Kinir Earl Harmon and Dana Far-1 ton Allen and son, Larry Mr. and
I
D. Hooper of Dillonvale Mi. and
Mrs. Charlie Pfaff of Warner Mr.
and Ms. Hary Pfaff and daughter
Betty of Marietta the honored guest
and the hostess.
Mr. Fleeman received many nice
gifts.
NOTICE!
THE FOLLOWING FEE SCHEDULE WAS
ADOPTED BY CALDWELL PHYSICIANS
LISTED BELOW—
•—OFFICE CALLS
DAY $2.00, plus medicine.
NIGHT $3.00, plus medicine.
Thursday Afternoon, Night, and Sunday—
8 M. to 8 A. M. $3.00, plus medicine:
—HOME CALLS
DAY $3.00, plus 50c per mile (charge
for one way only).
NIGHT (8 P. M. to 8 A. M.), Thursday
Afternoon, Night and Sunday $5.00,
plus 50c per mile.
Additional calls in the same neighbor
hood will be charged one-half of the
regular fee for that area.
—INJURIES DIATHERMEY X-RAYS
The fee schedule of the Industrial Commis
sion of Ohio will be used as a guide for the
following:
1. Injuries
2. Diathermey
3. X-rays.
•—OBSTETRICAL CASES
For normal eases and a minimum of pre
natal care $35.00.
SIGNED—
E. G. DITCH, M.D.
N. S. REED, M.D.
G. H. ZIMMERMAN, M.D.
C. F.- THOMPSON, M.D.
Two small slender shaped hands
that have done so much for us,
A hand with an old fashioned wedding band
Touching us so very tenderly,
Like a flower she /eared to crush.
Yes, it is our own dear Mother
with the silver threads in her hair,
Mother with her kind loving way
and her wrinkled skin once so fair,
Is there any other, like Mother, who
has never an unkind word to say?
Oh, ’tis her tender loving eyes,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles! and Susabelle Landaker, Junior,
Jennings and family, Mrs. Altai Leone, and Ruby McMannis, Nma
Zr Mr and Mrs. Ed Blackburn, Stewart, Wanda Clark, Ray, Wayne
pnd Mrs Freeman Foraker,! and Lucille Henthorn, Charles and
Mr and
Mrs. Herbert Brush, Mr. I George Harris, Lottus Hughes, June
and Mrs Howard Breman, Mrs. I and Claire Hughes, Mr. and Mrs.
c.ir..b Davis and Florence Spear. I Pat Pickenpaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Ard
herhhusbind^ birtMaJ ’.nnWewW- Circle No. 2 W. S. C. S.
Her tiring but never resting feet,
And her loving, sorrowful and happy sighs,
Her unselfish disposition always so sweet.
She will always be the same loving thoughtful Mother,
With her ruby, diamond and golden heart,
One who really cannot be compared to any other,
A Mother from whom it would be very hard to part.
Mrs. Hal Farson, Gene Parcel, Mrs.
gifts who could not! Vernon Hughes, Betty and Shirley
W nresent were: Mr. and Mrs. Loren I Hughes, Mrs. James Dodds, Fred
Pamsev Mr and Mrs. Woodrow! and Hela Dodds, Mr. and Mrs. John
Rovd Mr and Mrs. Floyd Morris,! Swank, Reva, Ruth, Doris Swank,
’and Mrs Wiley Stringer, Mr. I Mrs. Oscar Weller, Maxine, June Er-
Mrs Pat Irvine, Mr. and Mrs.! ma, and Joanne Waller, Mrs. Ben
Fdward Morris, Charles Coyle, Mrs.I Willey, Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Far
Olive Morris Mrs. Lizzie Smith, Mr.I sOn, Evelyn, Deloris, Melvin, Joanne,
Mrs Joseph Hutchins, Mr. and! imagene, Patsy, and Donna Lee Far
Mrs Robert Blake, Mr. and Mrs.I soni Mrs. Elmer Groves, Mot O Bnen
Kendrick Marquis, Mr. and Mrs.I j^ora Hughey Mayme Crooks, Mr.
Clarence Willey and family, Mr. and I and Mrs. Mrl Slater, Leighton
Mrs Clair Phillis, Mr. and Mrs.I Landaker, Richard, Louise, Shelby,
Thalia Parks
I Chandler, Joe, Betty, Clarence, and
I Harley Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. B. E.
Birthday Dinner I and the honored guests, Mr.
La Mrs. Frances Bell.
larffe birthday cake centered the I The regular monthly meeting of
table with covers being laid for the Circle No. 2 of the W. S. C. S. was
following: Mr. and Mrs. Charlie! held at the home of Mrs. Frances
Clark and sons, Dean and Tommy,! Wood, Thursday evening-, May 2
nf Middleburg- Mr. and Mrs. Harvey! MabeI Tarleton, president, presided
Hayes of Dexter City, Mr. and Mrs
during the meeting.
Devotionals were led by
Carter.
esting report on a chapter in
study book on the “American
dian.”
H. Bridge Club I At the close of the meeting a.very
Mrs Henry entertained I clever contest was enjoyed by all,
members of the H. T. H. Bridge! the prize going to Norma Carter,
dub at her home on East Main st. Delicious refreshments were served
The arizes were awarded to the fol-1 by the hostesses, Frances Wood and
lowing Mrs L. C. Young, Mrs.I Martha Buckey, to the following.
Harry Richcreek, Mrs. Ward Murrey,I Adah Ackley, Mary Brown, Li han
YN S Reed, Mrs. Paul McVay,I Byers, Norma Carter, Helen Clark,
m”‘
iLn Shouse, Mrs. Walter L’uise Clark, Ines Clark, Marjone
Quick Mrs. Clyde Harris, Mrs. Her-I Harris, Grace McKee, Pearl NJwJ®n’
man Hune, Mrs. Vernon Archer, Mrs.l Mary Richcreek, Mary_^nford, Ma
tt Moore Mrs. John Matheny,I mie Sealock, Gladys Seffens, Ethel
and the hostess, Mrs. Henry. I Pryor, and Mabel Tarleton.
Norma
Helen Clark gave an inter
the
In­
Roll call was answered by
THE JOURNAL CALDWELL OHIO
“MOTHER”
Catherine A. O’Malley, of Philadephia, Pa.
_______________ Sophomore of St. Ursula’s Academy.
18
members, each naming an interest
ing personality at home or abroad.
Losia
Bates,
mem
Class
Women’s Bible Class
Mrs. Edna Tarleton, Mrs.
Morgareidge, and Mrs. Odella
were companion hostesses to
bers of the Women’s Bible
for the May meeting which was held
in the social room of the First Meth
odist church. L. H. Tarleton had
charge of the devotionals, using for
his subject, “Faith.”
Those present were Mrs. Anna
Richcreek, Mrs. Homer Johnson,
Mrs. J. E. Smith, Miss Jessie Pres
ton, Mrs. Laura Fowler, Mrs. J. S.
Harris Mrs. U. H. Buckey, Mrs.
Rile Groves,
Mrs. W. K.
Dientsbach,
garet Cale,
Mrs. Adda Vaughn,
Heddleson, Mrs. Minnie
Mrs. George Picken-
____ Mrs. Laura Tarleton,
paugh, Mrs. Mary Combs, Mrs. Mar
Mrs. H. A. Guiler, Mrs. Cliff McKee,
Mrs. Bertha Ullman, and the host
esses.
Miscellaneous Shower
Mr. and Mrs. Minor Wood, Ava,
route one, entertained approximately
50 guests, Friday evening,.at their
home, with a miscellaneous shower,
complimenting their daughter, the
former Glenna Wood.
Since their marriage in Caldwell,
Mr. and Mrs. Moore have been mak
ing their home in Akron, where he
is employed. They spent the past
weekend with relatives in the Ava
community.
The evening was spent informally
and the couple received a number of
lovely gifts.
A plate lunch was served by Mrs.
Wood, assisted by her daughter,
Wanda Rucker.
^YOTHf LIVING
specially
No regimented methods give a stereo
typed appearance to our services. Every
funeral is especially planned and personally
directed in accordance with the family’s
instructions—the cost controlled by its free
choice from a wide range of prices.,
It costs
no more
to call nt.
(oaths
host
3, of
West
W. S. C. S. Circle Meets
Mrs. Minnie Dientsbach was
ess to members of the Circle
the W. S. C. at her home on
street, on Tuesday evening. Co-host
esses with Mrs. Dientsbach were
Mrs. Laura Fowler, Mrs. Nettie Til
ton, Mrs. Anna Richcreek, Mrs. Mar
velous McCauley, Mrs. Losia Mor
gareidge, Mrs. Adda Vaughn, Miss
Minerva Frazier, Mrs. Adah Conner,
Mrs. Pearl Ralston,
anna Spear.
Jo
and Mrs.
presided at
Mrs. Mary
the
Ad-
Mrs. Lillian Stille
business session, and
dis led the devotionals. Mrs. Ber
tha Ullman had charge of the de
votionals.
Narcissus Club Entertained
Mrs. C. R. Tipton was hostess to
members of the Narcissus Club at
her home on Lewis street, Tuesday
afternoon, with Mrs. C. E. Keyser
as co-hostess. A course luncheon
of lovely appointments were served
to the following: Mrs. Anna Cleary,
Mrs. W. A. Okey, Mrs. J. S. Jones,
Miss Grace McKee, Mrs. Lorene
Mose ley, Mrs. O. R. Croy, Mrs. Zoe
Harris, Mrs. Sophia Gray, Mrs. J.
R. Keenan, Mrs. E. L. Merry, Mrs.
G. H. Zimmerman, Mrs. J. W. Rob
inson, Mrs. Mary J. Merry, Mrs.
Homer Johnson, Mrs. John James,
Mrs. L. H. Tarleton, Mrs. Charles E.
Kirchner, Mrs. L. E. Freestone, Mrs.
Shirley Springer, Mrs. Roe Jacobs,
Mrs. W. C. Harper, Mrs. Iva Maring,
Mrs. J. C. Tipton, Mrs. Meribah
Beaschler, and the hostesses.
W. S. C. S. Meets
Circle 1 of the W. S. C. S. was
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Wayne Danford, with Mrs. Arthur
Davis as companion hostess, on
Thursday evening. Miss Alice Guiler
had charge of the devotionals, and
Mrs. James Johnson gave the study
book.
Refreshments were served to the
following: Mrs.
Mrs. Otto Cox,
Miss Alice Guiler,
nings, Mrs. H.
James Johnson, Mrs.
Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs.
and the hostess, Mrs.
Mrs. Davis.
Henry Brumbach,
Mrs. Dwain Dyer,
Mrs. Dean Jen-
C. Jordan, Mrs.
Harry Knox,
Frank Tilton,
MSVAY
SCHILLING
CALDWELL
Serving families of all religious faiths.
Danford and
Attended Conference
The following were
from Caldwell^ attending the district
conference of Methodist churches
held at Woodsfield Rev. and Mrs.
Glen M. Warner and daughter, Con
nie, Dalton Whealdon, Mrs. J. E.
Smith, Mrs. Bertha Ullman,
Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Guiler
daughter, Alice.
among those
It was decided that the fall
ference would be held at New
vo sntvt as wt
WOULD K SCRVtO
and
and
con
Con-
cord. A special call was given to
the World Day of Prayer announced
for June 2, the Sunday before Pen
tecost.
Archer Hesson, 77,
late Millard Hesson,
county commissioner
for many years at
died at her home on
in Caldwell, at 9
MRS. MARY HF.SSON
Mrs. Mary
widow of the
former Noble
and merchant
East Union,
North street,
o’clock Monday evening, following a
short illness. Her husband died in
1936.
Mrs. Wesson was a daughter of
the late Milberry and Elizabeth Ar
cher, and
Ridge and
county.
was born at Archer’s
spent her life in Noble
a member of the Metho-
She was
dist church at East Union, a past
worthy matron of the Eastern Star
lodge at Summerfield, and the Car
lisle grange. She came to Caldwell
from East Union, to make her home
two years ago.
Survivors are her son, Archie Hes
son, of Columbus one daughter, Mrs
Ford Archer, near Sarahsville five
grandsons, Virgil, in the U. S. army
Leighton Archer of Caldwell, Don
Archer and William Archer of Col
umbus, and David Archer, serving
with the U. S. army in Germany
three granddaughters, Mary Evelyn
Archer of Sarahsville, Julia Ann
Hesson and Jane Hesson, of Colum
bus and one great grandson.
Funeral services were held at the
home on North street, Thursday, at
2 p. m., with Rev. W. E. Peters of
Summerfield officiating, followed by
burial in Olive cemetery, with the
Brubach funeral home in charge of
arrangements.
FRANK A. SMITH
Frank A. Smith, 73, prominent
retired Caldwell businessman, was
found dead at his home on West
North street, at 4:30 o’clock Friday
afternoon. Death was due to a heart
attack.
Mr. Smith had been in failing
health for two years but his death
was unexpected.
The son of the late Ambrose and
Regina Funk Smith, he was born
near Fulda. Following his marriage
to Miss Julia Ehlermann, he was
engaged in the mercantile business
at Fulda for 21 years.
He moved to Caldwell 18 years
ago and owned and operated the
Caldwell
company
ago. He was a member of the St.
Philomena Catholic church and the
Knights of Columbus council. His
wife died nine years ago.
Implement and Supply
until retiring five years
Surviving are two sons, Norbert
and Julius of the home, both recent
ly discharged from the service
three daughters, Mrs. Robert Flieh
man and Mrs. Francis T. Estadt,
of Caldwell, and Miss Beatrice
Smith of Granville two grandchil
dren, Julia and Margaret Estadt,
and a sister, Mrs. Henry Michel of
Louisville, O. Two brothers and two
sisters are deceased.
Funeral services were held at 9
o’clock Monday morning at St. Philo
mena church with Rev. Fr. Stephen
Pekalla officiating. Burial was made
in Mt. Olivet cemetery at
in charge of the Estadt
home.
Caldwell
funeral
HARRY P. HACKLEY
Harry P. Hackley, 79,
Ephraim, died Wednesday
hospital, Cambridge, following an ill
ness of one week.
of Mt.
in Swan
Mr. Hackley was born April 16.
1867.
He is survived by five sons, Ray-
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mond Hackley of Steubenville, Den
nis, of Lakewood, Joe of Zanesville,
Myron of Strongsville, and Donald
of Newark. Two daughters, Mrs. Al
bert Housman of Columbus, and Mrs.
Faye Grab of Parkersburg, W. Va.,
several grandchildren and great
grandchildren.
His, wife, Myrta, died in 1940.
Funeral services were held at 2:00
o’clock Saturday afternoon at the
Mt. Ephraim Methodist church with
Rev. R. L. Swetnam officiating. Bur
ial was made in the Mt. Ephraim
cemetery in charge of the McVay
Schilling funeral home of Caldwell.
MARY E. PORTER
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary E.
Rainey Porter, 74, widow of James
Porter, former Three Forks mer
chant, was conducted Sunday at 2
p. m. at the home near Three Forks
where death occured Thursday. Rev.
New Concord,
was made in
Myron A. Ramsey,
officiated and burial
Sharon cemetery.
late Thompson
and a member
A daughter of the
and Caroline Rainey
of the Keithtown Methodist church,
Mrs. Porter is
dren, Clifford
3, and Mrs.
near Caldwell
and one sister, Mrs. Robert Shafer,
near Keithtown,
survived by two chil
Porter, Caldwell, Rt.
Lawrence Woodford,
several grandchildren
The body was returned to the
home Friday from the Murphy fun
eral home in Caldwell.
IDA VANFOSSEN
Mrs. Ida VanFossen, 50, wife of
John VanFossen, died of a
tack Friday at 3 a.
near Harriettsville.
heart at
the home
m. at
children,
and Mrs.
two
Her husband and
Bert, Harriettsville
Evelyn Feldner, East Union, survive.
Rt.,
The body was removed to the
McVay-Shilling funeral home, Cald
well.
Funeral services were held at the
Crum Ridge Church of Christ,
Sunday, May 5, at 2 p. m.
on
LAFE BUCHANAN
Lafe Buchanan, 79, formerly
Caldwell, died Friday at 6:30 a.
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
David Stewart. His wife died several
years ago.
of
in.
Two children, Mrs. Stewart, at
Mother's Day is This Sunday
whose home he died, and Mrs. Ines
Boone, of Newcomerstown, survive.
The body was removed to the
McVay-Shilling funeral home, Cald
well, and Friday evening taken to
the McVay-Shilling funeral home,
Dexter City, where funeral services
were held Sunday at 10 a. m. Burial
was made in Wood county cemetery,
W. Va.
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Robinson, infant
WILLIAM E.
William E.
of James C.
Robinson, died soon after birth at
Good Samaritan hospital, Zanesville,
Wednesday. The body was brought
to the McVay-Shilling funeral home,
Caldwell, and internment was made
in the Church of Christ cemetery,
Two brothers, James Paul and John
Lewis, survive with parents. Mrs.
Charlotte Morrison, of Olive is the
maternal grandmother.
bob
and Mary Morrison
Sunday, May 1 2
is
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