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THE JOURNAL
A Newspaper In and
Published Every
For Caldwell and Noble County.
Thursday at Caldwell, Ohio.
CLARENCE J. ESTADT—Publisher.
JOHN D. WHEELER—Editor.
Office No. 309—Main Street.
An Independent Democrat newspaper that goes into the homes of Noble
County and covers the Caldwell business zone like the sunshine.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
(Outside Noble County)
12.00 Eight Months
(Within Noble County and Radius)
$1.50 Six Months
One __
Entered at the post office at Caldwell, Noble County, as second class mail
matter under Act jf Congress of March 3, 1870
Redskins Top Roseville And Glouster
In Lop-Sided League Contests
Redskins moved up a notch
or two in the league standing by
sweeping two games
week.
during the past
Tuesday night they rolled
Roseville 41-25 while last Fri­
night they smothered Glouster
45-20.
The Glouster game was close
until the second
5
netted
5S?52S5
cats were
half when Tilton
12 points while the Tom­
getting one field goal. In
the preliminary,
Sarahsville varsity
in a
with
Tues
in a league game
evening. Again the Redskins turned
4.1---------- jle iast half
a Id well re
17.
scoring punch in
Ramblers.
serves were
defeated 31-
In
other games in
New
Concord was handec
loss 42-39
525
by New Lex
JcCon
v Con
lie 30,
Glous-
McConnelsville 49
nelsville 37, New Lex 36
cord 43,
Philo 27 Croc
Roseville
21 Crooksville
VARSITY GAME
Caldwell
Craft_____
King------
Keeton-----
Murrey
Reed
Fogle------
Tilton (c)
Seffens
Ferguson
0
2
6
0-0
0-0
0-1
and
DEATHS
WILLIE F. VVHEELER
Willie F. Wheeler,
ville, died at 7:25 o’’do
morning
at his resid
illness
of complicatior
Sarahsville
courity, he lad
in Zanesville fo
was a painter and de
member
of the Cobi
church. I
Painters
He
had been an ei
Charles Dittmar Pai
years.
Surviving are his
Wheeler of the homt
ters, Mrs. Marie N
an
Phone No. 98.
1 0-3 2 Hannahs (c) 1 1-3 3
0 0-2 0 Graham _____________ 1 3-5 5
1 3-5 3 Hopps _______________ 2 1-2
2 2-4 6 Wi?ston ______________ 2 0-0 4
1 2-6 4 Ri uh _________________ 0 2-3 2
9 7-21 25 Totals ___________ 6 7-13 19
6 17 31 41 Ca Id well _____________ 1 6 13 17
5 10 12 25 Sa rahsville __________ 1 4 11 19
Johnson Officials—Allen & Rubel
the ktappvn&ss
the
NEW YEAR
ELSWICK’S INSURANCE AGENCY
CALDWELL. OHIO
flldiTu Cliristmas 7
11.50
I .75
MVL STANDING
W Pts. OPP-
New Concord ____ 4 1 247 176
Philo _____________ 4 1 173 141
Crooksville ______ 3 1 164 138
Caldwell __________ 2 1 105 79
New Lexington 2 2 154 139
McConnelsville 2 3 197 216
Roseville _________ 1 3 124 155
Glouster __________ 0 6 146 266
VARSITY GAME
Caldwell
King
Keeton
Murrey
Tilton (c)
Ferguson
Totals
Glouster
Brunton
Ginan __
Wright
Rogers
Dodson
4
2
2
6
Glouster
0-1
0-0
1- 6
0-0
0-4
2- 2
2-3
5-19
3
6
0
13
0
6
6
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41
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2
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14
12
27 45
16 20
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RESERVE GAME
Caldwell
King
1
4
0
1
0
2
0
7
Bigley
J. Potts
V. Tilton (c)
Fowler
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0
2
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ean Swope funeral home with
Ho ?v. Charles Bowman of the Coburn
ecorator an i a Methodist church officiating. Burial
urn Metho Ii I as made in Greenwood.
onged to Ila
89. W. OGLE
npk the G. W. Ogle, 85, prominent resitlent
it shop for 32 Dexter City, passed away at his
me, Tuesday morning at 3i
V 11 Mrs. II1 u 11 dock, following a lingering ill
ti rec da ugh- ■ss over a year.
jrm AM of the He was born and spent his entire
ALL THE JOYS OF CHRISTMAS
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ho me Mrs. Josephine Alleese of
742 Whipple street, and Mrs. Cath
or me Pflieger of 2447 Pine street
60, of Zanes- oric sister, Mrs. Bertha Hutton of
i. V imbridge ,and six grandchild on
onen -iflnr an Funeral services were held a
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May the glow of
Christmas blessings
rest upon your homes
and light your paths
for health, happi
ness and prosperity
throughout the com
ing year. Merry
Christmas, all!
ESTADT FUNERAL HOME
Phone 159
CALDWELL, OHIO
life in that community. Surviving
are his widow, Emma Ramsey Ogle,
three children, Carl Ogle, Dexter
City, Irene Beattey, Toledo, Leight
on Ogle, Toledo. There are one
brother and two sisters also sur
viving, Frank Ogle of Dexter City,
Mrs. Andrew Holster of South Olive
and Mrs. Blake Smith, Marietta.
Mr. Ogle was a well known oil
operator and until his retirement
made his home in Marietta.
Funeral services will be held
Tursday at 1:30 p. m. from the
Methodist church in Dexter City
with Rev. Ivarf Howland of Macks
burg officiating. Burial will be made
in the church cemetery with the
McVay funeral home in charge of
arrangements.
JOSEPH D. BELFORD
Mrs. Orville Stille of Spruce
street, and Mrs. W. C. Wehr of Lewis
street, have been notified of the
death of their brother, Joseph D.
Belford, 67, who died at his home
in Dearborn, Michigan, Friday eve
ning at seven o’clock following ill
ness.
Mr. Belford was a native of Noble
county, the son of the late Richelieu
and Jane Walters Belford, and spent
his earlier life in the Caldwell vic
inity. He was married twice, his
first wife, Margaret McAdams, hav
ing died thirty-one years ago.
Surviving are his wife, one son,
Robert of Covington, Ky., and three
daughters, Mrs. Ruth Harris of Flint
Mich., Mrs. Betty Dosh of Lansing,
Mich., and Mrs. Josephine McLaugh
lin of Columbus. Three sisters, Mrs.
Orville Stille, Mrs. W. C. Wehr, and
Mrs. Winne McGarry of Marietta
Four brothers are de-
are surviving,
ceased.
Last rites
afternoon at
funeral home
Rev. Glen M.
First Methodist church officiating,
followed by
were held Tuesday
the McVav-Schilling
at 2:00 o’clock, with
Warner, pastor of the
burial in Olive ceme-
MILLER
for Nicholas Miller, 68,
NICHOLAS
Last rites
who died at the home of his brother,
in Zanesville, Friday, were held
Tuesday morning at 9:00 o’clock at
St. Mary’s Catholic church, Fulda,
with Rev. Fr. B. J. Mattes officiat
ing. Burial was made in the church
cemetery with the Estadt funeral
home in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Miller was a son of the late
Joseph and Catherine Crum Miller.
He was never married.
There are three brothers and one
sister surviving, John of Newark,
Frank of Braddock, Pa., Benjamin
of Zanesville, and Mrs. John Grazer
of Johnstown, Pa.
MRS. MOLLIE POWER
Funeral services for Mrs. Mollie
Power, 79, who died Wednesday at
the Meek rest home in Byesville,
were conducted Saturday at 1 p. m.
at the Earl Tom funeral home in
Cumberland. Interment was made
in Cumberland cemetery.
Mrs. Power is survived by three
nieces and two nephews, Mrs. Mary
Sicilian, Mrs. Rose Sicilian, and Mrs.
Lucy Born, all of Columbus, Charles
Allen, Cumberland and Francis
Power.
ROY STOTTSBERRY
43,
John
late Mr. and Mrs.
of Caldwell, died
evening following
Surviving
THE JOURNAL CALDWELL OHIO
following brothers and sisters, Ray
Stottsberry of Sarahsville, Leslie
Stottsberry of Arizona, Mrs. Hobart
Dowling of Lowell, and Mrs. Ar
mintha Fair and Mrs. Chester Ruth
erford, both of Wooster.
THEODORE STELLFOX
Mr. and Mrs. David Stellfox,
Sr., Caldwell, were called to Wil
burton, Penna., this week by the
death of his brother, Theodore
Stellfox. Mr. Stellfox was one in a
family of 11 children, four of whom
are still living.
Funeral services were held at Wil
burton.
JOHN H. BATES
John H. Bates, 80, retired farmer
of the Sarahsville community, died
at the family home in Sarahsville,
Tuesday morning at 8:45 o’clock
following an illness of pneumonia.
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son of the
art attack at
his home in Barbeton. He spent all
his early life in Noble county.
The body was brought to the Mc
Vay-Schilling funeral home in Cald-
at 2:30 o’clock in
Methodist church
Monday afternoon
the Caldwell Free
with Rev. W. A.
ville officiating. Burial w
Village View cemetery
one son, and the
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OHIO
CALDWELL.
E. E. WALTERS, Jeweler
1005 Mill Street
CALDWELL, OHIO
and Susan
entire life
a member
He was a son of Robert
Miller Bates and spent his
in Noble county. He was
of the Archer’s Ridge
church. His wife, Mrs. Rachel
belle Bates died last March.
Methodist
Ara-
Mrs.
Mrs.
The surviving children are:
Nellie Everly of the home,
Angie Dillon, Mrs. Anna Dchlke,
and Mrs. Lona Morosko, all of
Zanesville C. W. Bates of Bedford,
H. C. Bates, Gilbert Bates, and Mar
tin Bates of Zanesville Harry Bates
of Sarahsville, and Robert Bates of
Ava. Three children are deceased.
There are two brothers and a sister
surviving, D. G. Bates of Mt. Eph
riam, E. D. Bates of Zanesville, and
Mrs. David Evans of Byesville, and
several grand and great grandchil
dren.
Funeral services will be held
Friday at 1:00 p. m. at the Metho
dist church at Sarahsville, with Rev.
CUSTOMERS
AND
FRIENDS
Clairg Gray of Chandlersville offic
iating followed by burial in Village
View cemetery, near Sarahsville.
The body has been returned from
the McVay-Schxlling funeral home
in Caldwell to the home in Sarahs
ville.
LEMUEL McAULEY DIES
Lemuel McAuley, 77, well known
farmer of near Keithtown, died at
his farm home at four o’clock Wed
nesday morning following compli
cations. He had been ill for more
than a year. He was a son of Clay
ton and Leurinsia Montgomery Mc
Auley, and was born at Carlisle
where he spent his early life. He
later resided in Caldwell, then
moved to Keithtown where he has
since resided.
His first wife, Angie Weekly Mc
Auley, and one daughter, were
killed in a railroad accident. An
other daughter is also deceased. He
was later remarried to Rosella
Hughes, who survives with one son,
Burton McAuley, of Butler. He is
also survived by three grandchild
ren, four great grandchildren, one
sister, Mrs. W. B. Morrison, and the
following brothers, William and
John McAuley, of Butler, Clayton
McAuley, of Mt. Ephraim, and Clar
ence McAuley, of Caldwell.
Funeral serviced were held from
the Keithtown church, Friday after
noon, at 2 o’clock. Interment was
made in the church cemetery by the
McVay funeral home.
Mrs. Clair Boyd spent the week
id and Monday with relatives in
mesville.
MILLER’S GENERAL STORE
EAST UNION, OHIO
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If e hope it tvill be a perfect
and enjoyable Christinas, an
event the memories of which
you will treasure for many
days to come. Best wishes to
each of you!
No finer gift can we give
than our pledge to 1be
THE CITY RESTAURANT
"On the Square”
CALDWELL,
G. R. FARLEY & SON
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE
CALDWELL. OHIO
TIPTON’S HARDWARE
CALDWELL, OHIO
of
greater :service i n he
months to come. W e
promise
lo\ ally tf
the same fine
our friend that
we have■ received from
OHIO
Sale Of New Dog Tags
The sale of dog tags in Noble
county will continue until January
20, 1947, according to an announce
ment made today by auditor •.
McVay. .. •_
Delay in the sale of same foi this
county was caused in fixing the pre
scribed price.
i
jners Monday a
prices won
$1.25: feme
nnel licen:
The comm is:
nounced the following
prevail: male dog tag,
dog tag, $3.75 and k
$12.50.
HlERRy
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Buy Yours Today!
English Walnuts
Diamond Brand
Lb.—45c
ALL YOU WANT
APPLES
ALL PRICES
ALL KINDS
$1.60 Bushel Up
CHRISTMAS
SPECIALS!
2 Lb. Fruit Cake—95c
Sweetened Orange
Juice 46-oz.—32c
Grapefruit Juice
46-oz.—30c
New RICE
Lb.—19c
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Thursday, December 19, 1946
METHODIST MINISTERS
AT WARNER HOME
Rev. and Mrs. Glen
BUG KEY’S HATCHERY
Joe Buckey, Proprietor
CALDWELL. OHIO
MEETINGS
M. Warner
entertained the Westside Book Club
at their home on Fairground
and Best Wishes
With true appreciation of aH
you have done for us, we ex­
tend our best wishes for a Holi­
day that will bring you untold
STOTTSBERRY GROCERY
Mobil Gas & Mobil Oil
SARAHSVILLE. OHIO
'ft ^'ft ^’ft ^'ft &.ft ft ^ft
POTATOES
U. S. No. 1’s Size
Northern Grown
Christmas Trees
All Prices!
Per 100 Lb. Bag—S1.75 1
street,
Monday evening. There were ap
proximately forty guests
present.
They are members of the Cam
bridge district Ministers of the
Methodist church and
their wives.
A Christmas party was
enjoy
with the singing of carols, movies,
and contests, being features
of the
evening.
and our
best wishes
(Skrislmas
ICICLES
FOR THAT TREE
Box—10c
ORANGES
California Navels
Dozen—29c
AND UP
Good for juice or every use
We will have a complete line of
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
for your Christmas Dinner.
Happy Host Coffee
3 Lb. Bag—89c
1 Lb. Bag—31c
Ground Fresh As You
Order It!
Pure Bee Honey
I’/z Lb. Jar—93c
3 Lb. Jar—$1.65
______ NO LIMIT
BROOMS—4 Tie
Each—79c
KOTEX
Regular or Junior
Box—24c
Miner’s Carbide
4 Lbs.—25c
Heinz Ripe
Tomato Catsup
__ Bottle—27c
New SOUP BEANS
2 Lbs.—35c
Sweet Potatoes
3 Lbs.—28c
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“GOOD FOODS AT FAIR PRICES”
y _____ at
Ball’s Cash Market
AND
Ball’s WestSide Market
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