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Thursday, August 8, 1946
Cumberland—
Annual Picnic Held
By Church Class
Companion hostesses were:
en Scott,
Monroe,
Mrs. Mary McClurg, of
bridge, spent the weekend
home folks, W.W. Keys and family. (Gaugler
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
New Concord, were guests of
Sade Teele, Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah Trott and Mrs.
Wills and family, route 21,
callers in the village, Friday.
Jackie McCullough, of Cambridge,
Qhji rnn--------------------------
A pleasant afternoon was
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Marquis, Friday. August 2,
at the home
er, Barbara,
Mr/ Myrtle
wee’ ?nd with
Clem Dutton
Keithtown.
titia Steen.
Cumberland, Aug. 7—Fifty per
sons attended the annual picnic] noth and James, who have
sponsored by the Willing Workers! thi
class of Methodist church
Friday evening. The affair
held at the home of Mr. and
Frank Shuster and was a
pleasant one.
Hel-
Mary Ruth Howell, Mary
Eva Mae Moore, Emma
Ml
Barbara received many nice gifts, (have moved to the S. B. Longf
Personals (property.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steen and I Mrs- J- F.
daughter, Carol, of Canton, were
visiting with his mother, Mrs. Le- (tended visit at the hi
titia Sf?en, Saturday.
McKee spent the
her daughter,
and family
Mrs.
near
Mrs. ...
her home with illness. I I
Mr. and Mrs. John Kuntz are an-1=1"
nouncing the birth of a daughter
at a Canton hospital. Born Aug.4.
Mr. and Mrs. Marquis Foreman
POISON IVY
and .son, Robert, of Toledo, are| Summerfield—
andrhetrh7oth“’SMr?ai7dFor™er
Josephine Go’rby',Itell¥parents, Mr. and Mrs. O.
Winona Caldwell. |al,.l“e
Mar_ _____________________ W mdom.
Illi, r' U
Cam
with
Richard Secrest, U
Italy, recently cablegramed his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Secrest, of| Charles Casey made a trip to
this village. He has served over a (South Carolina last week for a
year and expects to return home by (truck load of peaches.
January. Sarah Fuiley spent part of last
C. C. Moore. Water street, basicity, visited Ross McConnell, Sun-1*h‘°Jornt'an cosingsong y
i x- i IrHv lurange.
been a shutin the past week. I li'n llnld Picnic
Ruth Marie Dudley spent from. a
Tuesday until Saturday with Luotta Iro the hospital much improved.
__ I IV1Y' n/r v-o Aihnri Tnrrill
Sprout and other friends in Pleas
ent City.
Downey,’|land
served by: Alta Gregg, Dorcas ®pentthe weekend his home in Akron with append
Cregg, Eulalia Taylor, Etta Nelson, I' rs patents, Mr. and Mrs. How- |icitis she jeft immediately for that
and Ida Gaither. |c‘ nr u
I
byterian church enjoyed an all day (mother, Mrs. J. O. Miller. and Mrs" foirest Hannahs,
quilting and potluck dinner in the| Mrs. Lawrence Kirkbride was
basement of the church Thursday, (shopping in Caldwell last Friday.
In the afternoon the regular) Mr. and Mrs. Paul Glover and
business meeting was held with|Son of Cleveland spent last week
Mrs. Rhea McNabb presiding in the (with her parents, Mr .and Mrs. Carl
absence of the president, Mrs. Faye|ogle of Maple Shade farm.
Cider. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Vaughn of
Grange Meeting |Canton was calling on his father,
Sharon Grange met Friday even- (william Vaughn last noon.
ing in regular session. During the| Our school board is having plenty
lecture hour, members of the 'by
Club presented a program of stunts
and plays.
Birthday Surprise
4-H|of trouble resignations of teach
ncw
[ready hired, and findi
to replace them.
7°,"' Macksburg
when( Macksburg, August 7
friends gathered at the home to|Mrs. Sam McDonald have i
honor their dai^hter, Barbara, on |to their home at Charleston,
her eleventh birthday. It was a (after visiting at the home
complete surprise. Games were en- (mother, Mrs. L. M. King,
joyed and refreshments were served Miss Opal Whetstone is ei
by Mrs. Marquis, assisted by her (at Cambridge.
mother, Mrs. Mae Cain to the foil-1 Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Schramm have
owing: Donna Faye Groves, Carolyn (returned to their home in Whipple
Morrison, Chariene Haga, Jean and (after spending the past three months
Kay Wiley, Josephine and Jeanette |at the home of their daughter,
Eoyd, David Marquis and the hon-|J°bri Bates.
or guest. George Longfellow and
ffamily
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Mrs. Dean Ralph and sons, Ken-I Summerfie]di August 7-Mr. and I
PenjMrs. Roy King, former residents of|
past two months here, have re
last| turned to their home at Columbus,
was Sunday.
Mrs. Mrs. Cora Antill, of Dexter City,
very| Mrs. Lillian Jordan, of South Olive
and Mrs. Capitola Love, of Caldwell
were calling on Mrs. Ruth Crouch,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cartell are an-
West and Linnie Dudley. (nouncing the birth of a son, born|bomc
The class will meet in October A ugust 5, at the home of Mrs. Car-1 Lme.
with members,
Isa Gorby, Jean Roberts,
Moore, Mary Schafer, and
garet Secrest, entertaining.
lilt. Ephnnm I
S. Army in (Sunday night with some religious
1
slides.
Charles
Dean F. Dudley, U. S. Army Re- (week with her sister, Mrs. Ray Au
serves, has been promoted to Pfc|krom, near Batesville. |LL7«i«ni nnom hv Fmma McGurk
and is stationed at Camn Carson I Mansel Carter and William |original P° y
Coforad Fo sometime he wS Cooper, of Byesville, visited here keadmgL Clarence Pryor, reading,
coioiaao. ror soincume ne lEmily Havener, piano solo, Mai
X“. a reCrUIt,ng R°y Doilison and wife, of Quaker ka-t Philpot, contest winner, Ber-
Mrs. Oscar LaGrange and Mrs. I ™1SS Audrey Miley, of Wester-1 Progressive Sisters of Noble (Guiler
UharlM TaGrnnap wprp 7nnp villp Iville, Spent a few days With F. R. I ,, 7. w
Saturday Miley and family last week. and Monroe counties are holding a guests
Mrs O E Waller is eniovine al Mr. and Mrs. Charles Byers and|p^cn1^’ Sunday evenil]g ugus I*
month’s tr to" various western |Mr- and Mrs- Myer, of Cambridge, |on tbe Stafford piCmC
months tnp to \arious westerni Beattv wife and son I6 o’clock. A program will be held,
points stopping at Denver, Colo., C1S1 ,a carl Beatty, wire ana son, Roast
and Seattle, Washington. Her sis- punday. 1
ter, Mrs. G. G. Hawkins, Columbus, Brady Cunningham and family,
accompanied her on the trip. formerly of Shenandoah Trail, at-
|Ilnyfnr (ify
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Monroe re-| Mr* a”d Mrs, Virgil Archer have I re visiting their daughter and fam
cently enjoyed a trip to Parkers-|™oved their household goods to Iand Mrg Dewey stanfill
burg, W. Va., in commemoration of|C°tunihus where they have at last |and famdy
their 27th wedding anniversary. |foA?d a ho“se- Mr .and Mrs. Harry Snyder of
Margaret West, Cambridge, re-1 M^’- Clayton Stringei entered the (Mechanicsburg visited Mrs. Iva
cently visited home folks, Mr. and|9°od Samaritan hospital last Sun- |Masters and other relatives over the
Mrs. Harry West. whcrc Jhe wdl undergo surgery. |weekend
z The W. S. C. S. of the Methodist Several from here attended the Victor ScheU caUed at the Qarr
church met in regular session Tues- ^^Jd for Mr and Mrs. How- |ett jjome Sunday.
day evening, August 6, in the social r,d P6™11’ neyl£WC? held I Mrs. Ina Bates visited her niece,
rooms of the church. Impressive lat the homJ 1Mr.s‘JaTeS |Mrs. Mary Morgareidge of Caldwell
devotions opened the call to wor-Kaitcr at South Olive last Friday lseVprai days the past week.
ship, followed by business and a|ev^mf- Mrs. Dean Oliver received word
program of interest. Lunch was I
Mrs. Walter Waller was a Shaw- fended church here Sunday |Observes Birthday
nee visitor last week. Jessfr dohnson and ofGp?Sd Mr and Mr”
Mrs. C. E. Knowles was a recent lsum Valley, visited Wiley Shafer I friends in to help their son, |C. A. Atkinson, Mr .and Mrs. Rich
Caldwell visitor. necentiv.
are
W.
Mrs. Howard Buker and son, of
with J.
Summerfield
(Resident Married Saturday)
this community, and now making
their home in Celevland, attended
the wedding of their son, Lewis
Bruce King to Miss Juanita Moore,
nurse, which was solemnized in the
Methodist church at Bethesda, Sat
urday
evening
The newlyweds will make their
in that city for the present
Enroute to their home, the
(Enjoy Picnic
The Sunshine Sunday school class
Mt. Ephraim, Auf. 7, Rev. lot the Methodist church will enjoy
will hold services nexJ
3 Dlcnlc at Seneca Lake, Sunday
la picnic at Seneca Lake,
evening, August 11.
Interesting Program
An interesting program was given
by the Grange Saturday evening. It
was as follows: song by the Grange,
Leading by Robert Moore, reading
by Ronnie Hannum, duet by Emily
Havener and Fletcher Guiler, an
and Mrs. Robert Sanford and |that her s jack Oliver, was ill
|city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mernll Hutcheson
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-------and children of Alliance spent the \lslted ovar the
I weekend with his parents, Mr. and |r ry ane Earley ln
‘^ndrOn Mrs- Harry Hutcheson.
Sharon, August 7, Members of Mary Louise Miller of Cleveland I,hL Jahs of Canton visrted|
the Aiken Ladies Aid* of the Pres- spending a week with her grand lA' wdh hcr
and
w.
of
liecentlv la few friends in to help their son, |L. A. Atkinson, Mr .and Mrs. Rich-I Mrs.
J. W Caldwell has been dismissed Iwarren, celebrate his 2ls‘ birthday harbara
(anniversary. Refreshments were |^vepnens^ Cnristman. |Payne
I Mr and Mrs Albert Terrill snn Iserved to Mr .and Mrs. Ray Reed,
and daughter of WaSen and S? Mr- d-Mrs' F-rank
MrS Washington, D. C.,
|few days
Alta|far)onald Franklin and familv nf lson« Lewis Jr-, spent the past ten Mr- and Mfs. Ernest Bode are |Lowell, Mr. and
Were I Whig ville vfeited WRliam Bates ldays with his mother, Mattie Mos- |™ving into their new home, which I of Marietta and
burg in Summerfield.
lliers ry™*’ visited William Bates I* Summerfield. th*v recentlv nureha.ed nn Piv
o ci I
William Erskine, Maryland, called -nd ^dy’?^dayn Misses Leana Smith and Vivian I a n* Mrs. Wire Fow
on friends here last Thursday. iMcVicker attended the dance at the |Eaui,a Eaton were dinner guests,] Fanchion Ann Johanning was a| Mrs. Nellie Nichols and daugh
Clair West visited the last two|pastor y ’|VFW in Caldwell, Saturday night. |^unday at the home of Mrs. Leota (dinner guest of Mrs. Barbara |ter, Linda, were Sunday callers of
weeks with his grandmother, Mrs. Those visiting the 4-H club mem-|Curtls Mr- ana Mrs. William Cur- (wooster, Wednesday evening. |her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Carrie King, at Hannibal.
|bers, who are camping at Oglebay p15*__ Mr. and Mrs. Nye Young and|Boney, near Rich Valley.
I “c?X Re“ nfvd Saucier k-Vieker attended the dance at the Laura Eaton were dinner guests,! kanc „...
lstor |VFW in Caldwell, Saturday night. U.
Un^ay the home of Mrs. Leota ldjnner
was the guest of Janice Waller, last| |WCre Mary M. Philpot, Larry Phil-|J?r- and Mrs. Ralph Gardner, all of|ited’ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. |near Renrock were in McConnels
week. I Dexter City, August 7 Funeiall and Jon Guiler I Cambridge, visited Sunday with Mr. I Kelby and Mr. and Mrs. P. D. I ville one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dudley and Services for Mrs. Thomas Baord was I Mr and Mrs Harry Knowell and|and Mrs john McGurk I I
daughter, Ruth, spent the weekend (held at New Harmony Baptist |daughter) Maxine and Rickey, vis-1 .Mrs Jerry Studenic of Bellaire
with relatives at Bellville. They |chureh last Friday afternoon. |ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs/Zedar |l1Slte,d h£r Parents, Mr. and Mrs.
also attended a miscellaneous A.Mr and Mrs ^an Weppler
and Laines Sunday. Additional guests lGAy Van^°^en the Past week.
shower for newlyweds, Mr. and|Almeta Hayes Maiietta, spent last Mr and Mrs Bud Hanes, Mr. |.4A?r’ and Mrs- Albert Finney vis
Mrs. William Martin, of that city on (Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Alberti nd Qean Oliver. |ited with friends in Zanesville the
Saturday evening. |H^eS’ ,, ,r- A u u I Mr- and Mrs- West of Chicago, Hl., Iweekend-
..
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fellow
Longfellow and grand-
'n, Jimmie Kemp, left for an ex­
John Diehl, Jr., was a Marietta I wcckend with friends in Akron
Dean and Donald Boyd, of Kcn-(v^sdor Saturday evening. (Cleveland.
ova, W. Va., spent the weekend with] Supt. and Mrs. Ray L. Curtis were I S- Edyth Evans of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. c. |caBers a^ Caldwell Saturday eve-Uexas’ *s at the home of her||
Boyd. p’ing. (mother, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Whar-||
Narelle Parrish, of Columbus, is I Mrs. Ara Harriman was a shopper ItorL Other guests at the Wharton
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. |at Marietta Monday. (home were Mr .and Mrs. Walley||
S. W. Parrish. Joyce Clymer of Woodsfield is lEasley of Winesburg, Mr .and Mrs.||
Mrs. Atta Hannawalt and child-|vacationing at the home of her |E(J„I', asur® a?d DanfoVd. Wharton
ten, Ralph and Dorothy, of Colum- |£randniother, Mrs. Ella Miller.’
bus, visited last week with her| „.|iOra
mother, Mrs. Maude Jennings and To
other relatives. J—
rs. Hurlbert Boyd, is confined to|JII
__________ Wilbur Taylor viisted his mother,
Miller is employed at Woods- |w^° resides at Calais, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. William Guiler, of
J|Miami, Florida, Miss Frances Roused
FRANK REED I
INSURANCE & SURETY BONDS
Phone 43 I.
KILLED IN REVOLT Dis
turbances that began with an
uprising of students at the Uni
versity of La Paz, resulted in
the slaying of Pres. Gualberto
Villoroel. Many others were
killed or injured. President
Villaroel seized power in De
cember, 1943, through a mili
tary coup.
assillon and
of Columbus were
at the home of Mr. ai
Guiler.
and Mrs. Otis King a
the ball game at Cleveland, S
Mrs. Verda Draper, canton
"The Summer field 4-H club of boys her sister, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Gib
_’|and girls held a weiner roast on thehon, Saturday.
(Horton Hill, Thursday evening. Among those attending the Bel-(Stafford were dinner guests of
hnont general electric picnic and ox|and Mrs. Charles Hawkins,
I Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mosburg and |Meek, son, Duane. Mr. and Mrs. John
Ernest Bode are (Lowell, Mr. and Mrs.
I Mr.
n/Tr... ipii
Here And There
Parents,’(end
Dana Reed and daughter, Linda,
Grace Taylor, Emily Havenor, Ruth
Day and Gladys Philpot were shop
ping in Cambridge, Friday.
Mrs. Joan Knowell of Woodsfield,
her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy|gJ
Spicer of California were dinner"
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Capell Hor
ton, Thursday. They also visited at
the home of Mrs. Earl Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Day visited her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Earnest Shackles
'who
tioa
an oper
at her home in Olive.
nong those from a distance
attended the funeral of Dr.
Weinstein were Ella Keller, Joe
Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Billprey,
Phil
Earl
Mary
Mrs.
Dr.
|adelphia, Pa., Mr. and
ICalland, Columbus,
Byrnes a
daughter,
mained fi
son, Philip, jr.,
Mary Elizabeth,
a more extended
Nellie Cunningham was a
guest Sunday at the home
and Mrs. H. B. Horton.
Mrs.
dinner
of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wharton had
as dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. George Craig, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Barnes and Emma Meek.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Lusk and
daughter, Sandra Lou of Mounds-
lome of her sis- |vd^e visited the weekend with Char-
Iter, Mrs. Charles Steen of Canton. Ilotte Williams and son.
Mrs. Addis Dyer has returned tc I ^r- and ^rS- Arthur Batten
her home after spending some time ron’ Carroll, who was recently
at Charleston, W. Va. (charged from the army visited
Amarillo,
O. O. F. Bldg.
CALDWELL OHIO
Here and There, August 7—Mr.
land Mrs. Nelson Hagerman, of
Akron, were weekend visitors of
his parents, Charley Hagerman of
Stafford and Mrs. George A. Rey
nolds, Edna Hagerman, of Denver,
Colorado is visitin
man home also.
Mrs. Tillie Bonar of Stafford at
tended the Love Reunion at Road
Fork Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Sutton and
(daughter of Columbus were week
visitors of her mother, Mr. and
|Mrs. Harley Anderson, Mr. and
jMrs. Fred Anderson and children
jof Bracken Ridge were Sunday
evening callers.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Ullman of
larietta and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
tevens were Sunddy evening
(callers at the Jim Ullman home.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtii
and daughter, Susie, of
is visiting at th
aug
Harriettsville—
daughter, Judy, Eileen |union held Sunday at the Zanesville (day evening, and visited Miss Hen-(Rebecca, Faye and Susan, of For
cnAndino- aJMallett, Harry and Donald Smith, (fairgrounds. They were accom- |dcrshot’s mother’s, a
Rich and iPersonals |l'anied home by Mr .and Mrs. Carlos|Memorial hospital.
ta
visited Mrs. Elizabeth
day.
Mrs. Ida Farley has
Iter home here after
visit in Cambridge.
Merriman
Voodsfield
:ie Bill Knapp
•s. Ira Mir
Florida,
Mr. and Mr
son, Vernon, o:if
and
horn and baby
E. E. Mir,
|ents, Mr. and Mrs.
Willey and
Graysville and
and son, Roscoe,
Harry Smit!
Theodore W
of Alliance
lof her grant
Jim Prince.
Sunday visitors with
Mrs. Vernon Markle wen
Mrs. Harvey
and Mrs. Jim
Chnstmc
Slack.
Partlow
Mrs. Wilma
and Mrs. Roy
ning.
FJgg
Birthdays Celebrated
With Sunday Dinner
ttsville, August 7
i. Francis Smithbe
tertained with a
Sunday, celebrati
dinner
iday anniversaries of
.hberger and Miss Clara
in. Additional guests
A. G. Nickel, Mr. and
■st Smithberger and all of the
ier’s grandchildren.
ing with his grandfal
enir
hr-T W
Hawkinq of Stafford and unc
Mr. aiid !\T,•s. Charles Hawkins
Cumbf?rland for a metor trip
Kansals a nd Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Baker
Gertrude Roseville w
recent Mr.
id Mrs.
vSheyd|“ute.H' B' Pryor'of Dcx,cr
Supt. and Mrs. H. M.
an, David,
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Smith had |™ast Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. (Cumberland, Sunday evening.
ww.. Rose Schoeppner, Mrs. (David, were business callers in
Wooster, Misses Joretta (Hiramsburg and Hoskinville, Mrs.
and Nina Lee Hendershot (Armtrong and daughter and son
ICurtis, Mr. and Mrs. William Cur- (wooster, Wednesday evening.
tls Mr. and Mrs. Nye Young
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson, cnn Dnnnio of Weirton. Pa., vis-
(Park, Wheeling, W. Va., Sunday Mr- and Mrs- Charles Johnson, |son Donnie, of Weirton, Pa., vis-1 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harmon of
returned to
enjoying a
they recently purchased, on Pike st. (Frank Ralston of Columbus visited |a Sunday afternoon caller of her
1 Mr- and Mrs. Wire Fowler, Mrs. (recently with Mrs. Ada Stoffel. (friend, Miss Carol Bellville.
Kelby.
Miss Patricia
Bridgeport is
weeks’ vacation
father, of route
I business visitor at an
S-T ^OU^lafu Ca 4we111school in Wheeling, W. Va.
Frye, Mon-
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wilson and |Of
children, Mary and Gary, Mr. and (duty^The
Mrs. Burdette Ayers, Misses Betty,1
Faye and Hazel Shafer, Blanche
Pryor, and Eleanor Luke, David
Ayers and Billie Shafer.
Mrs. Kathryn Ayers, Mrs. Bar
bara Wooster, Misses Nina Lee
Hendershot and Joretta Payne
shopped at Marietta, Saturday, and
rr .visited Mrs. Waldine Hendershot |c. E. M1,
at the Hager-Ind Mrs Wade Lucas, patients at.lT°cr^dno’L
I Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Freda Mantel and daugh- |m‘^d
Iters, Mary and Martha, were shop
Ipers at Marietta, Tuesday.
A number from Harriettsville
attended the Ullman reunion held
at Marietta, Sunday.
Paul Neuhart of Lebanon was
I call ing on friends in town Friday
(evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thorn
berry of Mt. Vernon visited Sun
day with her father, J. R. Vanfos
sen, of route 1.
Mrs. S. O. Stevens and Mr. and
Mrs. Erval Stevens were business (■'LJ 5
visitors at Caldwell, Friday.
mdL.Mr’ an
I Stowe spent the w
"J’|and Mrs. Harold Baker
I ., (home from Canada
u (Tommy Nedding,
(them home after a
'fl visit at th
Mrs. Homer Nedding of
■kend with Mr.
cn route
route 1.
Miss Fanchon
the past week
Mt. Vernon.
•e and girl friend
weekend visitors
ts, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr.
Mr.
wnd
and
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs.
and daughter,
Blanche Pryor i
Marietta, Saturd
Mr
visited
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wilson spent
Saturday evening at the E. E. Mir
Jacle home,
and I
dis
the
and
MANY DESERVING PEOPLE
Never arrive anywhere financially because they
have no plan for saving a part of their income.
It is wise to make a beginning of some kind, even
though it is a small one. Open an account here
without delay.
CURRENT DIVIDEND 2%
You will enjoy Mutual Federal Service.
All Accounts Federally Insured up to $5,000.00,
MUTUAL fCDERAL
1VINSS...LOAN ASSOCIATION
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THE JOURNAL CALDWELL OllIO
led
Mrs. ithy Book entertain
a chicken
dinner Sunday
of Krat Kuhn, of Sum-
Frank Ralston of Columbus) for
spent the weekend with his wife’s |Tho
mother, Mrs. Ada Stoffel, and wasjand
accompanied home by Mrs. Rai- |and
ston, who had spent the past week |the
whe
with her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bonar
family of Columbus spent
weekend with her parents,
and Mrs. T. P. Love.
med
of I Mrs.
re weekend guests of (daughte
and Mrs. Ray Baker. |ford coimmunity
Mr. and Mrs. Blake Pryor and Arom,
son. Junior, of Akron, spent the (last Wednesday
tended (weekend with his parents, Mr. and
and W. E. Hawkin:s
Mrs. C. H. Meek and daughter, |and John Schoeppner attended the (were Friday afternoon callers of
-(show “Smoky” at Marietta, Thurs-|Mrs. Ruth Wiley and daughters,
City|01ive Green
v*— and Mrs. Miss Evealeana Armstrong was
of
Ann Young
spending
with her
1.
a two
grand-
recent
athletic
Cale E. Singer was a
Among those attending a show ”afw^|
at Caldwell, Saturday evening,
were: Mr. and Mrs. James Shafer, |of
Their son,
ipanied
weeks’ I
twi
Baker home.
[rs. Herman Smith and
the
spent
family of Columbus
weekend with her
and Mrs. George
parents,
MUTUAL FEDERAL
Muskingum County’s Oldest”
Savings & Loan Assn
Mutual Federal Building
Brown Granite
14 South Fifth
accompanied home
McGee and Junior
spent
day, and were
by Norma Jean
Starr who had
vacation at the
home.
i
Vanfoi
Milk
Mr. and Mrs.
of Columbus sp
his home on route
Pleasant Valley
mt
Pat
were
Mrs.
part
Edv
an
returnt
his vacatic
present
and |for the supper.
the W. T. Hague and son, Walter spent
Mr. (last Thursday at the home of
Smith and wife.
Raymond Franks
*r, Janet, visited in
over the
a Guiler visited Mtry
crui
pray
extreme
|3 4 5 6 7 8
Mr.
of
Vanfossen.
issen spent
relatives at
C. B. Johanning
Ann, and Miss
were shoppers at
Vanfossen
Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
and Freda Cantwell wer
McGee of
guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Barnesville were dinner
and Mrs. Carlos Miller, Sun-
Front
Street
OHIO
ZANESVILLE,
and her
the Staf
weekend.
Green
and Olive Green, August 7 Sewell
of jCain of near Caldwell was in Olive
Mr. (Green one day last week.
of Mr. and Mrs. Irvil Armstrong
and daughter, Evealeana and son,
patient at|est Grove Ridge.
Gerald King and aunt, Lizzie
Stoffel of (Gould, north of Caldwell, were in
All Andric (Olive Green Friday of last week.
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT
OF NOBLE COUNTY
James F. Hamilton,
Plaintiff
—vs—
Catherine J. Hamilton,
Defendant.
Catherine J. Hamilton, whose
116 I. Street, South Boston,
‘.ice that on the 29th
p-'—-----
That
Jsidence i
LAed a pet
James F. Hamilton
nst her in the Court
Noble County, Ohio,
divorce on grounds
and gross neglect of
if said petition is for
Ph
^ommoi
Attorney For Plaintiff.
Notice of Appointment
state 2.
Notice is hereby given that Clinton J.
Deceased.
:oal Run, Ohio, has been duly
administrator of the estate of
•1, deceased, late of Jackson
Noble County, Ohio.
are required to file their
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(claims with said fiduciary v
13 4 5
this 25th day of July, 1946.
OTTO POLING.
Probate Judge of said County.
or^ be^orever barred.
Notice of Appointment
Es’ ite of Alice C. Finley, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Mabel
(Hickle, of Route 1, Senecaville, Ohio, has
ippointed administratrix of
Dated
PROBATE NOTICE
APPROVAL AND SETTLEMENT
OF ACCOUNTS
Accounts and vouchers of the follow
ig
Schedule of
gust 7—Russ
Gree
in
line of
Section
Section
Alice C. Finley, deceased,
ca Township, Noble County,
Ohio
Creditors
are required to file their
said fiduciary within four
ever barred.
day of July, 1946.
Pro, said County
and estates have
Probate Court of
and
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Noble County, Ohio, for approval
settlement:
of James Schafer,
estate of William
deceased.
al account of James Scha
tor of the estate of Wil
hafer, deceased.
E Charles Gill,
partiil
’ount of Mag
George Carter
and distributive account of
■rd. executrix of the estate
odford, deceased.
distributive account
Iministrator with the
estate of Alice An-
icxed ot the
deceased.
and final ar
ount of John Chic
ry Chicwak, et. al.
account of Frank
he estate of Eliza-
Crum, deceased.
sss exceptions are filed thereto,
will be for hearing before
Court on the 31st day of August,
at which time said accounts will
msidered and continued from day
y until finally disnosed of.
person interested may file writ
xceptions to said accounts or to
--rs pertaining to the execution of
the trust, not less than five days prior
to the date set for hearing.
id aiccounts
WicKham en
John Green
lay evening.
Shelby Gree
:ham and wif
da
Any
Edwards and
John Green,
the occasion
son, Ralph, Lura
honored guest,
se birthday was
OTTO POLING, Probate Judge.
Helen Johnson, Deputy Clerk.
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Notice To Contractors
STATE OF OHIO
Er
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
Columbus, Ohio, July 27. 1946.
neer of Sales I^gal Copy No. 46-289
UNIT PRICE CONTRACT
Sealed proposals will be received
le office "2„Z___
Ohio, at Columbus. Ohio, until 10:00
of the State Highway Director_____
M., O1--- —Tuesday,
Jgust 20..
hio Standard Time,
1946, for improvements in:
bounty, Ohio, on Sections E-2,
B-2,
C. and Batesville of the
Barnesville Road, State Hlgh
392, State Route No. 147, in
Seneca, Wayne, and Beaver
s, by applying a bituminous
iy No.
nter.
Items T-30 and T-32.
«t: Width 18 feet, length 69,-
907.20 feet. Width 20 feet, length 19,
219 20 feet Wdith 18 feet, length 2.534.40
feet. Total length 91,660.80 feet or 17.36
miles. Estimated cost $55,450.00. Con
tract to be completed not later than
October 15, 1946.
The minimum wage to be paid to all
labor employed on this contract shall be
in accordance with the “Schedule of
Prevailing Hourly Wage Rates Ascer
tained and Determined by The Depart
ment of Industrial Relations applicable
to State Highway Department Improve
ments in accordance with Sections 17-3,
17-4, 17a-4, 17-5 and 17-5a of the General
Code of Ohio”.
The bidder must submit with his bid
a certified check in the amount equal to
five per cent of the estimated cost, but
in no event more than ten thousand
dollars.
Plans and specifications are on file in
the department of highways and the
office of the resident district deputy
director.
The director reserves the right to re
ject any and all bids.
PERRY T. FORD.
3-4 State Highway Director
SHERIFF’S SALE
IN PARTITION
The State of Ohio, Noble County.
Common Pleas Court
Case No. 8635
Harry B. Snyder,
Plaintiff,
Vg.
Inez Franklin and
Clarence W. Snyder,
Defendants.
Notice is hereby given, that on
Saturday the 3rd Day of August, 1946,
at the Hour of 10:00 O’clock, A. M.,
I will offer for sale at public auction art
Caldwell. ...
situate in the County_of Noble and State
of Ohio, and
to-wit:
Door of the Court House In
Ohio, the following real estate.
Total
in the Township of Marion.
And being
Township 7,
acres out of
excepting 2%
Said defendant
id petition on or
September, 1946.
YOUNG.
the 13th day of
the NW’i of Section 24,
Range 8. excepting 16.36
the Southwest corner. Also
._ acres, described as follows:
commencing at the Northwest comer of
Section 24 and running South along the
Section line 36 rods to a stone which
is the commencing point of the tract
herein excepted thence from said stone
running a southeasterly direction 49 rods
and five (5) feet to a stone at the
Northeast comer of the lands of Frank
Craig, thence run West along the North
the lands of Frank Craig, to the
line, thence run north along the
line to the place of beginning,
number of acres, 144.54, more or
Appraised at $2,800.00, and cannot be
sold for less than TWO-THIRDS of that
amount.
Said premises to be sold as the prop
erty of the parties to the above action,
on an order of sale in Partition from
the Common Pleas Court of Noble
County. Ohio, and directed to me, the
undersigned Sheriff.
TERMS OF SALE—CASH.
Given under my hand this 26th day
of June, 1946.
CLAYTON McKEE,
iff of Noble County, Ohio,
■y L. Merritt, Deputy Sheriff.
Sheri
Harr.
Archer—Attorney.
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