The journal., May 07, 1953, Image 3

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Quaker City Man
Takes Own Life
Willis Harris, 55,
Found Dead In Barn
Willis Harris, 55, died of a self
inflicted .22 rifle wound early
Sunday morning. The Quaker
City farmer took his own life
in the barn near his home. The
bullet had entered his right
temple. Death was ruled a suicide
by Guernsey county authorities.
He had been in ill health
Rev. Erdis Kollar officiated at
funeral services Tuesday after
noon at the Eberle funeral home
in Quaker City. Burial was in
Friends cemetery.
Deceased was a native of Noble
county, where he was born June
13, 1897, the son of Frank and
Anna Flood Harris. He had lived
near Quaker City for 33 years.
He was a veteran of World
War I and a member of Earl
Conner Post, American Legion at
Quaker City. He was a member
of the Quaker City Methodist
church.
His* wife, Almeda Hall Harris,
survives also a daughter, Mrs.
Martha Ann Johnson, Cambridge
his mother, Mrs. Anna Harris of
the home and the following
brothers and sisters, George
Harris of Weirton, W. Va., Ralph
of near Quaker City, Richard of
Quaker City, Mrs. Dorotha Fin
ley of Lewisburg, W. Va., Mrs.
Mary Ault of Cleveland and Mrs.
Richard Eberle of Quaker City.
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Week After Week
Wednesday-Thursday, May 6-7
LINDA DARNELL
GARY MERRILL
HILDEGAK!F NFFF
"NIGHT WITHOUT
SLEEP"
Friday-Saturday, May 8-9
STANLEY CLEMENTS
KAKHARA BESTAR
"WHITE LIGHTNING"
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BILL ELLIOTT
"THE MAVERICK"
Sunday-Monday-Tuesday
May 10-11-12
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GUNFIGHTER
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Wednesday-Thursday, May 13-14
JEAN SIMMONS
TREVOR HOWARD
"THE CLOUDED
YELLOW"
—Co-Feature—
"WORLD'S MOST
BEAUTIFUL GIRLS"
In Trhnk'(l'["
HEX HARRISON
Miracle of
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WHIZ-TV, Zanesville,
To Telecast Games
With summer just around the
corner, dyed-in-the-wool base
ball fans of the Zanesville area
ire getting set for a big feast of
baseball action this year, by way
of WHIZ-TV telecasts of the
Cleveland Indians games under
sponsorship of the Pfeiffer Brew
ing Company. Officials of the
station are making plans to give
audiences top service on these
games during the coming season.
Arrangements of the WHIZ-TV
baseball schedule call for tele
casting many of the Indians'
home games. Also, due to the
tremendous response from fans
on the TV coverage of outstand
ing road games last year, many
of the Cleveland's most important
games away from home this year
will be telecast over WHIZ-TV.
Pfeiffer's great team of an
nouncers again will cover the
reporting with Bob Neal calling
the plays and "Red" Jones pro
viding the color.
Classifieds Pay Dividends
DRiVEiN
AND THEATRE
On U. S. Route 21 North of Byesville
Thursday-Friday, May
THE FOUR POSTER
Saturday, May 9—Double Feature
FEDERAL MAN"
WILLIAM HENRY PAMELA BLAKE.
Second Feature
SON OF RENEGA!
A WESTERN FEAT U His
ALSO CARTOON
Sundav-!\lnday, May 10-11
ONE MINUTE TO ZERO
ROBERT MlfT( ANN B« V I II
Tuesday-Wednesday, May 12-13
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Stunning Staggering Breath-taking!
A STORY THAT YOU'LL NEVER FORGET!
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Three Minutes from City
Limits of Cambridge
Thursday-Friday, May 7-8
"BRONCO BUSTER"
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JOHN LUND
SCOTT BRADY
"PEKING EXPRESS"
JOSEPH COTTEN
COR1NNE CALVERT
CARTOON NEWS
Saturday, May 9
"Great Missouri Raid"
In T'.vbnin i]h"
WENDELL COREY
ELLEN DREW
"THE FIRST TIKE"
ROBERT CI MMINGS
BARBARA HALE
CARTOON NEWS
Sunday-Monday, May 10-11
"BECAUSE OF YOU"
»F FF CHANDLER
LORETTA YOUNG
"Alice In Wonderland"
WALT Dili-SLY C-UilOON
In Technicolor
CARTOON NEWS
Tuesday-Wednesday, Mav 12-13
"PASSAGE WEST"
In Technicolor
JOHN PAYNE
DENNIS O'KEEFE
"DARK CITY"
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CARTOON
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fHE JOURNAL, CALDWELL, OHIO
Mrs. R. G. DeArment, state ad
viser on women's activities for
the foundation and Miss Gaie
Denn, state representative for
the foundation, were present to
outline for the group the forth
coming education and patient
care activities to be conducted by
women's groups
District meeting such as this
are preliminary to a state-wide
women's polio preparedness
meeting to be held in Columbus
on May 11.
It is expected that Mrs. Flem
ing will also attend this meeting.
Burt LANCASTER
Shirley BOOTH,
with TERRY MOORE
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Polio Meeting
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A district women's polio meet
ing was held Saturday at the
Hotel Lafayette in Marietta and
Noble county was represented by
Mrs. Charlotte Fleming.
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Diversion Terrace
Nears Completion
A new farm pond has been
completed on the farm of John
Carter, near Sarahsville, accord
ing to a report from the local of
fice of the Noble Soil Conserva
tion district.
This pond is expected t? water
in the neighborhood of 20,000
head of poultry, in addition to
providing water for the barn.
Alva Watson is nearing com
pletion of the development of an
800 ft. diversion terrace for con
servation measures on his farm
on Sarahsville R.F.D.
Spring development, ponds and
drainage projects are the "order
of the day" for the Noble Soil
Conservation district officials.
Strip cropping is about completed
for this year.
Wed.-Thurs., Mav 6-7
I' THE WILD HEART"
JENNIFER JONES
FRIDAY-SATURDAY, MAY 8-9
BUFFDliO BILL
in Tomahawk Territory
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SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY, MAY 10-11-12
THAT GIRL
IN HIS HOUSIJ. i.
She Spelled Trouble!
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WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY, MAY 13-14
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ialdwell Seniors
To Present Comedy
"January Thaw" by William
loos is the sprightly comedy to
be presented by the senior class
of Caldwell high school, Friday
evening, May 15, at 8:15.
The cast includes Rose Lich
warcik, Wesley Marshall, Peggy
McGregor, Judy Ball, Joyce
Frederickson, Patsy Caldwell,
Harley Fowler, Sam Ditch, Mary
belle Pilcher, Rodney Jennings,
Gene Briggs, Bob Evilsizer and
Tim Tarleton.
Those serving on various com
rr.itteees are A1 Christopher,
Russell Keith, Harold Nau,
Johnnie Neely, Thad Picken
paugh, Andy Safigan, Rose Lich
warcik, Hilda Merritt, Lillian
Miller, Alice Stritz, Bernice
Schafer, Joan Crock, Betty
Schockling, Erma Johnson, Clara
Smith, Katy Snodgrass and Patsy
Caldwell.
Tickets, being sold by the
eniors, may be reserved at
[enry's Restaurant at no extra
harge. Tickets may also be pur
chased there.
The play is under the direction
Byron Steen.
Officials To Clamp
Down On Motorists
-iwcll i.-ha! .lack Oliver
has been given orders to "clamp
down" on local motorists who
consistently ignore the Stop signs
at numerous intersections in the
village of Caldwell.
Mayor Homer Johnson wished
to issue a warning before actual
arrests are made. He said, "Those
signs were put there for a good
purpose. Last year, 2530 persons
were killed, and 375,360 were
injured, because operators fail
ed to obey Stop signs."
It will be remembered that
last summer, a state highway
patrolman made eight arrests
within one hour, where Mill
street meets state route 285 and
the Pennsylvania railroad. Most
of those drivers arrested for
failing to stop there, had forgot
ten, by constantly driving on
that there was a Stop sign on the
corner.
McConnelsville Plant
To Hold Open House
"Open, llc.-.isc" at th- McCon
nelsville plant, Cleveland Grap
hite Bronze company, will be
held Wednesday and Thursday
June 10 and 11, according to an
announcement received here.
It is expected that a large num
ber of business men and others
from Noble county will visit the
sister plant to Caldwell on one
of these two days.
An interesting program will be
prepared and high ranking of
ficials from the main Cleveland
plant will be in attendance.
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presbyterian
LOOK HERE
No flues or vents! An electric water
heater doesn't need.'em...there just
aren't any fumes or soot to be carried
away. No heat lost up the chimney. In*
stalls
anywhere. Trimmer
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Church
The Westminster Youth Fel
lowship of the First Presbyterian
church will be host to the youth
fellowship groups of the Seneca
ville and Cumberland Presbyter
ian churches on Sunday, May 10.
The service will begin at 3:30
m. and the groups later enter
tained with supper. In the even
ing the young people will have
charge of the worship service at
7:30. A film "More for Peace"
will be shown. The public is cor
dially invited to attend.
lonor Roll Students
:or
Forest Grove High
Honor r'lil ar.'i i" -T.•( fi
ance students for Forest Grove
high school has been announced
by F. M. Guthrie, superintendent.
They are as follows:
Perfect attendance James
Paxton, Ruth Morris and Edward
Ogle, seventh grade Delmar
Boyd and Janet Mendenhall,
eighth grade.
Honor roll Ruth Morris and
Kimmie Pickenpaugh, seventh
grade Janet Mendenhall, Reb
ecca Blake and Gerald Elliott,
eighth grade.
Perfect attendance Edgel
Ogle, Rita Paxton, Mildred Pick
enpaugh and Carol Morris, ninth
grade Ralph Long, Donna Mae
Wiley and Lowene Willey, tenth
grade.
Honor roll Lowene Willey,
tenth grade Janet Ogle and
Gene White, eleventh grade Jean
Ogle, twelfth grade.
Perfect attendance Gene
White, Janet Ogle, Carol Boyd,
Ruth Paxton, Eileen Johnson,
Charlene Hage, eleventh grade
Larry Archibald and Jean Ogle,
twelfth grade.
Two quick looks tell
appearance^
water heater offers
LOOK HERE
No pilot light! That means it's electric,
too. It means heat's applied from within.
means maximum
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safety
ness. Only an
offers this ad van t,
and cleanli­
wa^,er
Yes...look twice before you buy.
offers MORE. Set your dealer!
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SENTIMENTAL TRIO Friday Nights
RHYTHM MASTERS Sunday Nights
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iiiV. DAViii WiiLLb
Rev. David M. Wells and his
wife, Margaret, will be the evan
gelist in charge of revival meet
ings at the Archer's Ridge church
which opens May 12 and con
tinues thru May 22. Rev. Wells
is pastor of the Free Methodist
church at Petersburg, Mich. He
is a native of Noble county and a
graduate of Spring Arbor semin
ary Spring Arbor, Mich.
Mrs. Wells will do youth work
during the revival. Services will
be conducted each evening at
7:30 o'clock and at 9:30 a. m. on
Sunday. John Grimes is the pas
tor and the public is invited:
ATTEND RALLY
Jeaneen Ball, Kay Heddleson
and Jean Ann Rucker, members
of the Westminster Fellowship
of the First Presbyterian church,
attended a spring youth rally
held at Flushing on Sunday, May
3. There were accompanied by
Mrs. Richard Bali.
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