The journal., October 31, 1946, Image 2

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Tom Kelly Gives
Lecture To Distri
A large number of school teach
ers from Noble, Morgan, Monroe,
and Washington counties assem
bled in Caldwell, Tuesday evening,
at the high school auditorium to
hear Tom Kelly, widely
platform cartooist, who
on soil conservation.
There were several other color
ful drawings which illustrated such
points as erosion in lower river
valleys, flood aspects and the nec
esssity of water storage.
In closing, Mr. Kelly said, “Pros
perity does not start at the factory
payroll window, but comes from
the ground up. Soil makes big
business possible.”
SEEKS EXTENSION
Congressman P. W. Griffiths to
cay wired Mr. Paul Porter, OPA
Administrator, “DEMAND INDEF
INITE EXTENSION OF SPARE
SUGAR COUPONS 9 AND 10,
GOOD FOR FIVE POUNDS EACH,
'WHICH ARE DUE TO EXPIRE
OCTOBER 31.”
Beet sugar refiners in the West
ern States are worried about where
they are going to store the 1,600,000
tons of beet sugar now being har
vested. At the same time, the East
ern States are in the grip of a sugar
famine more acute than any during
the war. Millions of housewives
east of the Mississippi will be un
able to “cash in” coupons 9 and 10
before they expire unless an exten
sion is granted.
ENJOYING VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Dickinson and
daughter, Arlene, of Hiram, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Mattie
Groves, near Caldwell and H. W,
Dickinson, near McConnelsville.
__________ in town
ship. Mrs. Margaret Donohoo, Home
be in
Demonstration agent, will
charge.
Interesting
ct Teachers
Jbrary News
known
lectured
superin
I. Stein-
H. C. Secrest, county
tendent of schools, and J.
er, director of soil conservation in
Noble county, had charge of the
meeting
on “Conservation For
Mr. Kelly drew many
cartoons, illustrating
which he wished par
get across to his audi-
Speaking
Everyone,’’
interesting
the points
ticularly to
ence.
Some of the more outstanding
portraits during the evening, in
cluded: Indian portrait, drawn by
Kelly while he told the story of
the land of plenty before the
white man arrived beaver repair
ing the dam, who unlike the grass
hopper protects his food supply
up and down hill field or square
farming in a round country con
toured-strip-cropped field or fur
rows on the level the Sphinx, who
saw civilization vanish because it
neglected the land and closing
with the flag, super-imposed over
a contoured, strip-covered land
scape, used to typify the American
ideal which soil and water con
servation is perpetuating by pre
serving the physical American.
CLEARANCE SALE
ON
MONUMENTS
AND
MARKERS
Nov. 3 to Nov. 17
11 Days
The Noble County Health League,
through its officers and Executive
Secretary, J. H. Colley, of Belle
Valley, has expanded its health pro
gram considerably during the past
year. Its latest activity has been to
present the Caldwell Public Lib
rary with a number of new books
pertaining to the subject of health.
These are all new publications and
are not technical books, but are
written for the average reader. The
titles are as follows. “Paths to Bet
ter Schools”, by the American
Association, of School Administrat
tors “Home Health and Nursing”,
by Alma Long “Family Health Ser
vice in Tuberculosis”, by the Com
munity Service Society Marriage
and Family Relations”, by Robert
G. Foster “Child Care and Train
by Faegre and Anderson
by Dr. W.
“Introduction to Public
by Harry S. Mustard
ing'
“Contagious Diseases”,,
W. Bauer “L.l—
Health”, by Harry
Brucellosis in Man and Animals”,!
by I. Forest Huddleson.
These books are available in the I
library now, as they have been pre
pared for circulation. During the
month of September the Health
League sponsored a Tuberculosis
test in the schools, and their next
activity will be the sale of Christ
mas seals. Officers of the Noble
County Health League are as fol
lows: Mrs. Marvin Wood, president
Mrs. Frank Tarleton, vice-president
Mrs. Herschel Jordan, secretary
Thelma Rice, treasurer Mildred
Long, seal sale chairman J. H. Col
ley, executive secretary.
The Board of Trustees of the Lib
rary wishes to thank this organiza
tion for its excellent donation, and
hopes that the people of Noble
county will avail themselves of this
helpful material.
Library hours are from 10:00 tol
4:30 Monday through Saturday, and
vd acti
enjoying a
"e and
Mr. Dickinson is
month’s vacation with his wife
daughter,
surne his duties
employee at
Francisco, Calif.
after which he will re-
Hunter’s Point, San
TO HOLD MEETING
A meeting on the repair of spring
filled cushions will be held Thurs
day,
Grace Hedge,Brookfield
November 7, at the home ol
from 6:30 to 8:00 on Saturday eve-IllAl I UlXLliVIO
nings.
HIP
ENJOYING FISHING TRIP
Ralph Brumbach and Clyde Har
ris left Tuesday for Florida where
they will enjoy a two weeks fishing
trip. Mr. Brumbach now makes his
home at Dade City, Florida.
TICKETS ON SALE
ducted at the Stellfox cut rate,
Gillespie’s drug store and Ralston’s
drugs. Tickets for the homecoming
fame with McConnelsville, Nov. 11,
v. ill go on sale at the above places
Saturday.
PALMER
SAVE AS MUCH AS
$10.00 to $100.00
THE SALE INCLUDES
ALL LEADING
GRANITES AND MARBLE
ROCK OF AGES
BARRE
MODERN GRAY
MAHOGANY
CRYSTAL GRAY
WARSAW RED
RED ST. CLOUD
VERMONT MARBLE
YOUR MONUMENT WILL BE ERECTED WITHIN
TWO WEEKS FROM DATE OF PURCHASE.
Take Advantage Of Our Sale
Buy At Pre-war Prices.
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8:30 a. m. to 5:00 p.
Evening and
E HOURS
m., Monday Through Saturday.
Sunday by Appointment.
Guernsey Memorials
ROCK OF AGES AUTHORIZED DEALERS
Cambridge—Phone 2366
Turner Avenue.
Rear of St. Francis Hospital
Caldwell—Phone 168
W’est Street
COURTHOUSE
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Probate Court
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Notice of appeal filed in the
CRITICALLY ILL---------------------------I tate of S Shriver. Precipe
Mrs Frances Lyons, 75, mother of I Lanscupt filed.
Mrs Chester Ryan and Mrs. Gilbertl First and final account of Ellen
Hamilton, Caldwell, is seriously illl Douglas, guardian filed in the
at the Ryan home on North street.l guardianship of Helen Constance
Mrs Lyons has resided her entirel heed. For hearing Nov. 30. Applica
ble in Brookfield township, nearltmn for appointment of new guar
Cumberland. Mrs. Velma Reed of chan filed. Bond approved and Let
the home is also a daughter. Guardianship issued to F. D.
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i etired farmer, of the Dexter City I T^torc „liar.
community, fell from the porchF
roof, Monday morning, fracturing]
1 is left hip. He was given 1......
at Thompson hospital and then re
moved to the Good Samaritan hos
pital in Zanesville.
es
for
Hearing had and Will of James
Chart’srfs
Neptune. 76. prominent admitted to probate and re-
Hearing had and Letters of guar
dianship issued to W. V. Archer as
firt aidl guardian of Maude Glover.
Application for letters of adminis
tration filed in the estate of G. H.
Zimmerman. For hearing Oct.28.
First and final account of W. T.
Woodford, administrator of Leonard
Moodford, filed. For hearing Nov.
30.
First and final account of Effie
Bates, administrator, filed in the es
tate of William Bates. For hearing
Nev. 30. Private sale ordered.
First and final account of Mike
Sarisky, administrator, filed in the
for the! of pter Sarisky. For hearing
£amc’I November 30.
ng con-1 Exception to first and final ac
estate of Lydia
the
count filed in
Carpenter.
Application
estate filed in
for
the
transfer of real
estate of James
Certificate issued to transfer real
estate of John A. Haga.
First and final account of
Harding, administrator,
tate of Nancy Harding.
Nov. 30.
Real Estate Transfers
G. P.
filed in es
For hearing
Murrey to
F. W. and Dorothy
John W. and Jeanne Hazard, Cald
well, lot 340.
Day Brown to Rolland Stephen,
Beaver township, 80 acres.
Mabie Blanche and Alonzo M.
Dyer to Gilbert and Ruth Ritter
beck, Ava, lots 17 and 19.
Mary E. Finley, deceased, to John
E. Finley, et al, Wayne township,
three acres.
Leo E. and Norma Carter to G.
D.Wagner, Detroit, lot 4.
Margaret and Max Lowman to
M. D. and Jennie Hitchens, Terrace
addition, lots 6 and 7.
Ignatz and Veronka Fox to Ralph
Schoeppner, Fulda, 1 1/9 acre.
Francis Shafer, et al, to Bernard
L. Shafer, Enoch township, 96 acres.
John L. and Geneva Barnes, de-
THE JOURNAL CALDWELL OHIO
AT
ceased, to Iola Wilson, et al, Marion
township, 86.94 acres.
Horace C. Craig, et al, to Mae
Snyder, trustee, Marion township,
86.94 acres.
Carroll C. Craig, et al, to Mae
Snyder, trustee, Marion township,
86.94 acres.
Martin L. Belleville to Judith C.
Masters, Jackson township. Seven
acres.
F. L. and Grace Starr to R. C.
Slack, trustee, Brookfield township,
80 acres.
Joseph Crock, et al, to Andrew
Crock, et al, Harriettsville, lot 41
and part of lot 42.
Andrew Crock, et al, to William
C. Bonar and Bernard F. Crum,
Harriettsville, lot 41 and part of lot
42.
W. E. Rose to Thomas and Duane
Boyd, Seneca Lake, lot 44.
John Forshey, deceased, to Nora
and William Forshey Stock town
ship, 8.22 acres.
E. E. Jeffers to Arthur E. Mallory,
Sr, undivided one-half interest.
Lizzie M. and Don Ensel to
Charles F. and Deitta Clark, Jack
son township. 40.50 acres.
Nancy Harding, deceased, to G.
P. Harding, et al, Brookfield town
ship, 59.57 acres.
John A. Haga, deceased, to Eu
gene O. Haga, Jackson township,
undivided one-sixth interest, 50
Mary E. Porter, deceased, to
Emma O. Woodforcj, et al, Jackson
township, 85.86 acres.
James A. Porter, deceased, to
Mary E. Porter, Jackson township,
85.86 acres.
Fern and Lawrence Woodford to
Clifford L. Porter, Jackson
ship, 84.36 acres.
town-
DEMOCRATIC CLUB
TO HOLD MEETING
The Slovak Federated club,
Valley, will hold a rousing
Sunday afternoon, November
3 o’clock, in the basement of the
Corpus Christi church. An interest
ing program has been planned and
all democratic women are invited to
Belle
rally
3, at
all democratic women are invited
attend.
NAMED GRAND MARSHALL
Mrs. Henry Brumbach was
stalled as grand marshall at the
Grand chapter meeting of the Or
dei of Eastern Stars, held last week
in Cleveland. Mrs. Brumbach is past
worthy matron of Amazon chapter.
Others attending from here were
Mrs. Edw. L. Merry, Mrs. J. W.
Robinson, Mrs. H. C. Secrest, Mrs.
C. R. Tipton, and Mrs. Willis Hupp.
JVe Have It. Come See It!
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DIVORCES GRANTED
Two divorce hearings were held
in the Common Pleas court, Friday
morning, Judge L. B. Frazier on the
tench. Attorney W. V. Archer rep
resented the plaintiffs in both ac
tions.
Ruby Geary was granted a di
vorce from Loren Geary, having
charged gross neglect of duty. The
defendant was ordered to pay $100
per month for the support of their
four minor children.
Randall Moore, charging gross ne
glect of duty, was granted a divorce
from Eileen Moore. They have no
children.
REGULAR MEETING
Regular meeting of the Noble
county board of education will be
held Friday afternoon at 1 o’clock
in the office of county superinten
dent H. C. Secrest, who will preside.
SCOUT EVFCUTIVE MEETING
H. C. Secrest represented Noble
county at the executive committee
meeting of the Zane Trace area
Boy Scouts, Monday evening, at a
meeting in Zanesville. A dinner was
served at the Rogge hotel, followed
VISITED HERE
Mr. and Mrs. John Hammat, of
Shelbyville. Ind., visited Sunday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Roe M.
Jacobs, Main street. The Hammats
bad spent the weekend with their
son, George Hammat and family.
Marietta. They are former
known residents of Caldwell.
SUFFERS HEART
Jesse Phillis, 65,
was treated and
Bethesda hospital,
urday,
in-
OHIO
well
FRACTURES HIP
Mrs. Elizabeth Danford was
moved Monday in the B. B. Wheel
er ambulance to the Haskett rest
home in Cambridge, where she will
recuperate from a fractured hip, re
ceived in a fall at the home of Mrs.
Pluma Smith, Sarahsville. She for
merly lived in Caldwell.
re
ATTACK
of Reinersville,
dismissed from
Zanesville, Sat-
when he suffered a heart
i ttack in that city. His condition is
improved.
MOVE TO CALIFORNIA
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lippert and
family, of Reynoldsburg, left the
past week for California, where
they will make their future home.
Mrs. Lippert is the former Muriel
Keeton, of Caldwell. Mr. Lippert is
a native of Batesville.
SHERIFF’S SALE
IN PARTITION
The State of Ohio, Noble County.
Common Pleas Court.
Case No. 8389
Stanley Bates,
Plain Utt.
vs
Roy Bates, et. al.,
Dereidaim
Notice is hereby given, that on
Saturday, the 30th Day of
November, A. D. 1946, at
the hour of 10:00
o’clock,
A. M„
public auction
will offer for sale at _____
at the West Door of the Court House,
in Caldwell. Ohio, the following real es
tate, situate in the County of Noble
and State of Ohio, and in the Township
of Marion, to-wit:
Fraction Number 2 of the South West
quarter of the North West quarter of
Section 28. Township 7. of Range 7. con
taining 36 acres, more or less. Also
Fraction Number 2 of the North East
quarter of Section 34, Township 7 of
Range 7, County, State, and Townsnip
aforesaid containing 46 acres, more or
less, and being the same property con
veyed by Samuel Hathway to Lewis J.
Moore by deed dated March 30,
and recorded in Volume 26, Page
the deed records of Noble County,
to which deed reference is hereby
for more particular description of
premises.
ia.30.
Onio,
made
said
Appraised at $1,800.00, 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 under
signed Sheriff,
TERMS OF SALE: CASH.
Given under my hand this 24th day
of
October, 1946.
CLAYTON McKEE.
Sheriff Noble County, Ohio.
By Harrv L. Merritt, Deputy.
C. Young. Attorney.
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Notice of Appointment
Estate of H. Zimmerman, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Gladys C.
Zimmerman, of Caldwell, Ohio, has been
duly appointed administratrix of the es
tate of G. H. Zimmerman, deceased, late
of Caldwell, Noble County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to tile their
claims with said fiduciary within four
months or be forever barred.
Dated this 28th day of October. 1946.
OTTO POLING,
Probate Judge of said County.
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PLAN RALLY
The young people of the Stafford
community are having a Youth for
Christ Rally Friday evening, Nov
ember 1 at the Stafford Methodist
church. A special invitation has
been extended to the youth of Noble
county.
Rev. William M. Miller, of Woods
field, will be the speaker of the
evening and Earl Wells, of Woods
field will lead the song service.
The meeting will begin at 8
o’clock.
TO HAVE CITY DELIVERY
Postmaster Westerman, Woods
field, has received word from the
Postoffice department that city de
livery would be established in
Woodsfield to take effect March 1,
1947. After all these years, the Mon
roe county neighbor is finally catch
ing up to Caldwell.
NOBLE
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
OCTOBER 30 31
2—Big Features—2
BARBARA STANWYCK
ROBERT CUMMINGS
—In—
“THE BRIDE
WORE BOOTS”
—2nd Swell Feature—
“DICK TRACY”
_With—
MORGAN CONWAY
ANNE JEFFREYS
Both Features Shown After 8:42
FRIDAY SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 1-2
Matinee Saturday—2:00 P. M.
Also—NEWS CARTOON
SUNDAY MONDAY
NOVEMBER 3-4
Matinee Sunday—2:00 P. M.
best-
The sensational
seller comes to
full flower on
the screen’
^Darryl if. if-a nuck
Thnrsday,October 31, 1948
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ne of the femin­
ine leads in the action-packed
d-pma “Cornered.” showing at the
Noble on Wednesday and Thursday
Nov. 6 and 7. Dick Powell has the
starring role.
SEE THE KIRBY
BEFORE YOU BUY!
KIRBY COMPANY
316 North Street
CALDWELL, OHIO
—Phone 167—
We Also Repair All
Makes of Sweepers
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5
OUR BIG NIGHT
You'll Smile Through Your
Tears When You See!
“A BOY, A GIRL
AND A DOG”
—Starring—
SHARYN MOFFETT
JERRY HUNTER
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6
2
IRENE DUNNE REX HARRISON
LINDA DARNELL.
ANNA ano THE
KING OF SIAM
One Night Only!
2—Big Features—2
He Was Always One Wave
Ahead of the Sheriff!
LEON ERROLL
—In—
“RIVERBOAT
RHYTHM”
With
5
0.-^ by JOHN CROMWELL
Produced by LOUIS D. LIGHTON
2a
CE mu RY -FOX
FRANKIE CARLE
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
------2nd Swell Feature------
WALTER
MICHEUME
^CHEIREL -VALE
MORRIS
CARNOVSKY
LOGAR LUTHtR
BARRIER ADLER
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7
One Night Only!
ON OUR STAGE
—In Person—
DOC WILLIAMS
AND HIS
BORDER
RIDERS
FROM WWVA.
—Feating—
HIRAM HAYSEED
The Mighty Atom Returns
To the Stage!
CURLY SIMS
A Wizard on the Mandolin
CHICKIE WILLIAMS
The Girl with the Lullaby Voice
CY WILLIAMS
The Boy with the Silver __
Voiced Fiddle!
------On Our Screen____
BOB STEELE
in
NAVAJO KID
Shows 7 and 9 P. M.
Admission: 25c and 50c