The journal., October 07, 1954, Image 4

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Twenty-three living past mas
ters of Sharon Lodge, F. & A. M.
No. 136, will be presented past
master pins at a banquet to be
held Saturday evening, October
9, at 6:30 p. m., in the basement
of the Sharon Presbyterian
church.
Past masters to be honored in
clude, Ray Ellison, S. W. Burlin
game. E. D. Lowe, F. W. Burlin
gaine, O. B. Caldwell, J. C. Wal
ters, E. B. Swank, Irvin Boney,
S. W. Parrish, John Boney, C. C.
Burlingatne, H. C. Harmon, R. G.
Swank, G, K. Marquis, John
Dudley, C. I. lams, George
Ralph, L. K. Marquis, I. M. Mc
Donald, Jr., Ray Shrivfcr, Willis
McDonald, Byron Steeti M&l G.
M. Parks.
All Masonic brefhern are cor
dially invited to attend the ban
quet and the program which fol
lows. Banquet tickets may be
secured from members of the
lodge.
At a recent nset ting of fedt
son Grange No. 407, the follow
ing officers were elected to serve
lor the corning year:
Master, Howard Smith over
seer, Clyde McAtee lecturer,
Doris Way steward, Nestor Dav
rah assistant steward, Ehvyn
Harper chaplain, Lila Chandler
treasurer, Norah Darrah secre
tary, Bessie Harper gatekeeper,
Albert Way Ceres, Mary Harp
er Pomona, Virginia Wagner
Flora, Gertrude Way lady assis
tant steward, Enid Harper alffl
pianist, Sarah McAtee.
The next monthly meeting
will be held October 8 at which
time the new officers will be m
stlaled. followed by an oyster
supper.
All officers and members are
urged to attend.
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Great Grandson Killed
Mrs. Minnie Singer of Fulda,
attended the funeral of her four
year-old great grandson, William
Windling, Jr., last Tuesday, who
was instantly killed in an auto
accident near the family home
in Canton last Saturday evening.
The accident involved a second
car, driven by a Harrisburg,
Penna., resident, who also suf
fered fatal injuries. The youth's
father, driver of the Canton car,
also suffered serious injuries.
The youth, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Windlins, Sr., is
the grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Blake, former Noble county
residents. Mrs. Blake was the
former Lydia Singer, of the
Fulda community.
In addition to Mrs. Singer,
other attending the funeral were
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Singer and
daughter, Janet, of Caldwell
route.
Former founfiam
Enjoy Local Visit
Mi. :»n-1 Mrs. Clay M. Barnes,
formerly of Noble county and
now living in suburban Balti
more, Maryland, visited with
Mrs. Pluma Smith of Sarahs
ville and friends in Caldwell on
Saturday and Sunday.
They are spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. David Spence,
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Mershon and
Clara Barnes of Columbus.
Mr. Barnes is District Super
intendent of the Pennsylvania,
Maryland and Virginia area for
the Transcontinental Gas Pipe
Line Corporation with headquar
ters in Houston, Texas.
This gas line furnishes natural
gas, primarily to New York City.
Their son, Robert Clay grad
uated from Lane high school in
Charlottsville, Va., in June, 1953.
He entered the Air Force Service
in September and this last July
was sent to Korea as A/2C.
At
U. S. Route 21 South
Phone 78 Caldwell, Ohio
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Haley's -vidge Grange
Frank Calvin was elected
Master of Halley's Ridge Grange
at their regular meeting which
was held Monday evening,
September 27.
Other officers elected were:
overseer, James Johnson lec
turer, Ruth Johnson, steward,
Clifford Buckey assistant stew
ard, Paul Archer chaplain, Edith
Archer treasurer, Frank Tarle
ton secretary, Mabel Tarleton
gatekeeper, Ora Bond Ceres,
Ruth Ann Danford Flora, Patty
Buckey Pomona, Berndel Say re
lady assistant steward, Mary
Ruth Stiers and committee
chairmen: economics, Alice
Rayner executive, Everett Ray
ner youth, Mildred Calvin and
legislative, Arlin Still.
Hitchhiker Receives
Sentence To B. I. S.
James Lee Atkins, 16, of Reed,
W. Va., who attacked Robert
Light, 19, of Beckley, W. Va.,
as he slept in his car at the
junction of Routes 21 and 313
early last Monday morning was
sentenced to the Boys Industrial
School, Friday by Judge Theo
dore Stubbs, Cambridge.
Atkins was hitchhiking and
was picked up by Light. He
struck Light on the head three
times with a mace fashioned out
of a child's baseball bat.
The youth said that he had
intended to knock Light uncon
scious and then steal the car. He
said he wanted to go to work in
Indiana.
Atkins was picked up in Noble
county, following the assault.
SAIL FOR TURKEY
Major L. W. Schrader with the
U. S. Air Force at Patterson
Field, Dayton, his wife and son,
Larry, sailed Sept. 29 for
Ankara, Turkey, where he will
be stationed for the next two
years, with the Turkish Em
jassy. Enroute, they will visit
it Casablanca, Africa, Leghorn,
Spain, Naples, Italy, Tripoli,
Africa, Peraeres, Greece and
rrivt at Istanbul, Turkey, on
Oct. 19. Mrs. Schrader is the
daughter of Mrs. C. M. Racey,
016 Fairground street.
BOOTH FESTIVAL DONATION
The MYF of the Caldwell First
Methodist church will be calling
n the people in Caldwell Thurs
iay evening, October 7 for the
purpose of taking up donations
canned goods for the Booth
Festival which -is to be held on
Monday evening, October 11 at
the Belle Valley Methodist
church. The campaign will get
underway around 4:30 p. m. and
everyone wishing to donate to
this should have their canned
oods ready when the young
people call.
LAWN IS DAMAGED
The lawn of the late Frank
Clark ome on Miller street was
badly damaged, Sunday night
when a car, driven »by Don Gerst
)f Caldwell route, got out of
control, jumped the curbing and
plowed through the lawn. The
accident was investigated by
Deputy Sheriff Arthur Taylor.
The home is occupied by Misses
Inez aisi)
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CLUB COUPE Radio and heater.
Heater.
Had io and heater.
THE- JOTTRNAL,
—Personals—
Ralph Shaier ol' Caldwell has
returned to his home after visit
ing with friends and relatives in
San Bernardino, Calif.
Mrs. Elsie Kirchner and son,
John have returned to their
home on North street after a
month's vacation trip through
the western states.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Connoll and
Mx-s. Dallas Hunt, all of Pitts
burgh, Pa., were weekend guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Keyset', North street.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fleming
have returned to their home on
Walnut street from a ten days
visit to their home in Pittsburgh,
Kansas.
Lewis Waller has returned to
his home in Hallsville after visit
ing with friends and relatives in
Noble county.
OLIVE GREEN REVIVAL
The fall revival services of the
Olive Green Church of Christ
will begin next Monday even
ing, Oct. 11. Services will be
held each evening, beginning at
7:30 o'clock.
ESCAPES INJURY
Don Parrish of the Caldwell
Sharon road escaped with only
a hip injury, Sunday afternoon,
when a flat tire caused him to
lose control of his car and it
turned over several times. He
was alone at the timev of Ihe
accident.
BUYS LUMBER
At the meeting of the Noble
county commissioner^, Monday,
they purchased the following
lumber from Archer brothers, 3 5
thousand 12-14-16 feet of three'
inch oak planks at $75.00. The
total cost was $262.50.
BAD CHECK CHARGE
Virgil H. Watson, 42, of fedrn
merfield route, was arrested on
Wednesday morning at Belpn
by the Sheriff's department in
Marietta for Guernsey county
authorities on a warrant charg
ing him with issuing a worthless
check.
IN ACCIDENT
Harold R. Fleeman, 31, of
Lower Salem route, damaged th*
front end of his automobile at
7 p. m. Tuesday when he Struck
a concrete bridge on the Gt r
mantown road, according to In
state highway patrol.
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL
Herbert (Jlltnan, of Belford
street, Caldwell, was admitted
to Marietta Memorial hospital on
Sept. 29 for observation ami
treatment. Also admitted
that day was Mrs. fienr^Dent
ol' Whipple.
IN CANTON HOSPITAL
Wilson Lytle, 88, prominent
Macksburg resident, is a patient
in Aultman hospital. Canton,
where he underwent an opera
tion for the amputation of In
right leg. His condition is repoi 1
ed as being only fair.
DISCHARGED FROM ARMY
Two discharge certificates
have been recorded at the of fact
or Recorder Benny J. Fowler,
including Ronald Eugene Si
fens of Caldwell and Robert D.
Havener of Summerfield, from
the S. Ann v.
Our Price Book Price U Save
1951 Sfudebaker V-8 .. $795 $940 $145
Automatic transmission Radio and heater Low mileage
1950 Nash Tudor $295 $470 $170
1950 Sfudebaker $295 $600 $305
1949 Dodge Fordor $495 $590 $ 95
1947 Ponliac Fordor $195 $305 $110
SEVERAL OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM!
1952 Pontiac-^-Loaded.
1949 Pontiac-*-L!ke new.
1947 Ford Tudor—Original thruout
1946 Plymouth—Clean
WORK CARS!
1939 Chevrolet .. $ JJ
1937 Chevrolet ^0
YOUR CAR IS ALWAYS WORTH MORE
ON TRADE AT
Phone 78
South U. S. Route 21 Caldwell, Ohio
L. OTTTO
Reinenville Girl
Is Viciim Of Polio
Two young people of neigh
boring communities have been
stricken with polio and are now
patients in Marietta Memorial
hospital.
They include Judith Rolls,
11-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Rolls of Lowell
route 4 and Miss Marjorie Tay
lor, 19, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Taylor of Reinersville.
Miss Rolls wag stricken with
polio last Friday and Miss Tay
lor on Sept. 24.
HIKE IS PLANNED
The Girl Scout troop of the
V.F.W. will hold a hike to the
Roadside Park, Saturday after
noon from 4 to 6 o'clock. In the
event of rain before 10 o'clock
Saturday morning, the hike will
be postponed. Written permis
sion must be obtained before car
transportation is permitted.
There were 24 members present
at the regular meeting Tuesday
nite with Leaders Evelyn Hob
nsack and Josephine Giallom
bardo in charge. For the hike,
Girl Scouts must bring their own
weiners and table service.
Flavorful! Buy at this low, low price.
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Eight applicants successfully
passed their driver's examina
tion Monday, conducted by the
state highway department, and
they were granted a driving per
mit, according to Cpl. C. W.
Myers of Marietta.
Those who passed the test
were Lucille M. Jones of Cald
well route Frela Irene Harmon
of Caldwell route Judith Lenore
Williams of Caldwell route
Shela C. Spear of Caldwell
route Carl Robert Ogle, Dexter
City route and Shirley Iaou
Patsey of Adena.
Two chauffeur's permits were
issued to James Max Phillis of
Lowell route and Harry Pres
ton Pewanger of Coal Run route.
There were three who failed
their examination last Monday.
GIVEN FINE
Woodrow Huffman was fined
$5.00 and costs Monday by
Mayor Homer Johnson for his
failure to observe a signal light
at the corner of Spruce and
West streets, near the postoffice.
He was arrested by Marshal Jack
Oliver.
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Hold Fall Conference
The fall banquet meeting of
the Rural
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ary association of the 15th di.
trict was held Saturday evening
at the Cumberland Presbyterian
The dinner was preparedjwd
served bv the Women's Guild of
the church. Dewey Gibbs served
as toastmaster and
RevJ*^L
Brown of Caldwell postoffice,
gave the invocation.
Principal talks were given by
Walter Nethers, state vice presi
dent of the Rural mail carriers
and by Mrs. Nethers, who is
state president of the
aux**,a^
A large number from Noble
county postoffices attended.
TO COMPLETE AUDIT
Charles M. Shank, «ate
examiner out of the office of
Auditor Rhodes, who has. been
conducting an audit ot the vi
lage records, said today that
hopes to be completed on this
project by next week. The pre
sent audit was started on June
29. It is the first to be held for
the village of Caldwell since
Sept. 1"). 1949.
Saturday
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V. F. W. Conference
To Be Held Sunday
Mrs. Ethel Moure ut Caldwell
district president, will bp in
charge of the fall encampment
of the ladies auxiliaries of De
partment of Ohio to Veterans of
Foreign Wars which will be
held Sunday, Oct. 10 at McCon
nelsville.
In addition to Mrs. Moore, a
large delegation of members
from the local auxiliary will also
attend the conference.
Registration will begin at 9:00
o'clock at the Eagle's Hall with
the meeting getting underway
promptly at 10 o'clock. There
will be ritualistic work tb be
exemplified by the McConnels
ville and Zanesville auxiliaries.
The encampment opens on
Saturday evening with a dance
and social activities at the Post
home to which all members arc
invited.
RETURNED HOME
Mr?. Mary Antill was return
ed to her home in Macks bu
Tuesday morning from the
etta Memorial hospital. Th
was made in the McVay a
ance.
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