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Ohio Fuel Gas Co. Will Hold
"Mrs. Hotncmaker" Contest
Homemakers in Noble County were invited today to ent
the 18th annual "Mrs. America" contest, sponsored locally by
Ohio Fuel Gas Company.
The nation-wide contest will skyrocket some unknown house
wife to fame as the leading homemaker in the nation in 1956.
Bernard Reed, local manager for the Ohio Fuel, said application
blanks for the 115.000 prize con
test will be available, starting
Tuesday, at the gas company
office. 918 Wheeling Ave., Cam
bridge, and at local gas appliance
stores. Entries must be filed by
March 31.
The event is open to all mar
ried women over 21 years of age.
Winners will be chosen at local,
district, state, and national
levels.
Mr. Reed said factors in judg
ing will include homemaking
ability, personality, character,
appearance, and community acti
vities. He emphasized that the
winner will be chosen primarily
for her skill as a housewife.
Noble county's entry in "Mrs.
America'' competition will be
selected the week of April 1 in
preliminary eliminations to be
conducted by three judges from
the community. Judges will be
selected soon.
Finalists in local competition
will be awarded sterling silver
compotes. The first-place winner
will compete with winners from
other area communities in a
"cook-off" in a district contest at
Zanesville, the week of April 8.
Each contestant at the district
level will receive a set of Hallite
wear-Ever aluminum ware.
The district "cook-off"' winner
will win an automatic gas range,
and will advance to the state
wide contest in Columbus April
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Th£t event will decide who
comes the new "Mrs. Ohio". Mi
Mary Aubry of Toledo is the cu:
rent "Mrs. Ohio". The winn
will get an all-expense paid trp
for herself and her husband to
Ellinor Village. Fla., to compete
in the nation-wide "Mjs
America" finals.
In addition, the woman nam i
"Mrs. Ohio" will win a Servel
gas refrigerator, automatic wash
er and gas dryer, John Wood
automatic gas water heater, $500
toward a wardrobe and charm
course, $100 worth of Samsonite
luggage, $100 Gruen watch, $100
worth of perfume and $100 worth
of Sacony sports clothes.
The homemaker selected "Mrs.
America" will receive prizes
valued at more than $15,000. The
prize list includes an all-expense
paid vacation in Ellinor Village,
at Daytona Beach, Fla., an all
expense paid trip to European
cities and the Belgian Congo, a
complete "New Freedom" gas
kitchen, and a 1956 Desoto sedan.
Mr. Reed said "The next 'Mrs.
Amercia' could be right here in
Caldwell." If your husband
boasts about your cooking and
you are a good homemaker, this
contest is for you." Mr. Reed
said.
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MISS MAXINE BOGER
Miss Maxine Boger, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Boger, of
Lima, and granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wheeler Gorby, of
Hiramsburg, is a member of the
A-Cappella Choir from Bowling
Green University that is on tour
in Florida.
Miss Boger is a sophomore at
Bowling Green University where
she is majoring in music.
Kennonsburg
KENNONSBURG Because
of the county basketball tourna
ment, the latter part of this
month, there will not be a grange
meeting, Feb. 23rd. The next
meeting will be Friday evening,
March 2nd. The youth of the
grange will present the program
when youth night will be observ
ed. Refreshments of coffee and
cookies will be served.
Club Meets
Mrs. Nettie Magis entertained
the Wayne Homemakers club at
her home Wednesday. Nine mem
bers were present. Mrs. Grace
Wyscarver will be the hostess in
March.
Personals
Miss Carolyn Williams is ill
at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sell and
children, of Canton, spent last
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. L.
R. Lash ley. Mrs. Harold Meighen
of Salesville, was visiting her
mother, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ures Massie and
H. L. Moore were visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Andy Rataiczak and
son, Curtis, near Batesville, Fri
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Williams
and children were visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin Brown near
Batesville one evening last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Rossiter
and daughter, Cledith, of near
Batesville, were visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Wells, Sunday even
ing.
DISMISSED TO liOMi
Owen H. Pickenpaugh, local
Ford and Mercury dealer, was
dismissed from the Marietta
Memorial hospital last week to
I lis home on Belford street. He
us recovering from a major «.p
oration.
PLEDGED TO FRATERNITY
Charles F. Thompson, son oi
Dr. C. F. Thompson, has been
pledged to Delta Upsilon frater
nity at Marietta college, where
he is a freshman. He is a grad
uate of the Caldwell hierh school
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THE JOURNAL, CALDWELL. OHIO
Officers-Teachers Class Of Church Enjoys
fueling, Thursday N ghl, In Social Rooms
PLEASANT CITY The
February meeting of the officers,
teachers of the Methodist Sun
day school was held Thursday
evening in the social room of the
church.
The meeting opened with pray
er of Charley Withington. The
secretary, Betty Miley, read the
last month's minutes and were
approved.
The Easter program was dis
cussed and was voted to purchase
Sunday school song books. Rev.
Paul Mustard closed the meet
ing with prayer.
Those present were Mrs. Eliza
beth Worth lnjrton, Mrs, Mona
Eddy, Mrs. Bessi6 Hively. Mr.
Charles Withington, Mrs. Beulah
Long, Miss Betty Miley, Mrs.
Erma Williams. Mr. Clark Buc
key, and Rev. and Mrs. Paul
Mustard.
Spent Weekend
Richard Kovalchik, student at
Ohio University, Athens, spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Kovalchik.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Miley
and daughter, Betty Jean, visit
ed Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Powell and
daughters, Evelyn and Janet.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Leonhardt
and son, Richard were weekend
guests of relatives in Cleveland.
Miss Sandra Secrest, of Buf
falo, visited recently with Mrs.
Hazel Bayly and son, Merlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Warehime
and children, of Tallmadge, visit
ed over the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Dwight
Warehime.
Mrs. Marie Hannum, Mrs.
Susie Secrest and Fred called on
Harley Davis and family of New
Concord, Sunday.
Mrs. Ester Kackley and son,
Bruce, Mrs. Eulalia McKee and
Mrs. Ruby Secrest called on Mrs.
Helen Miley, Wednesday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allen
and son, Tommy, of Canton,
-pent the weekend with his sis
ter, Mrs. Iril Nicholson and hus
band. Mrs. Allen also visited her
father, Mr. Carl Hively, who is
seriously ill in a Zanesville hos
pital. Other Sunday guests at the
Nicholson home were Mr. and
Mrs. Dwight Nicholson, of Byes
ville, and Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Nicholson and children of Zanes
ville.
Mrs. Susie Secrest had as Sun
day guests Mr. and Mrs. Ezra
Bates, of Sarahsville, Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Davis, of New Phila
delphia, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boley
and Arthur Hannum, of Ava.
Mrs. Harriett Riggle, Mrs.
Clara Cunningham, Mrs. Zelma
Williams and Mrs. Delma Wil
liams spent Thursday with Mrs.
Mary Ann Bond of route 1. The
day was spent in upholstering
a chair.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gress
were business callers in Byes
ville, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Williams
visited Sunday afternoon with
her mother, Mrs. Mary Groves
and son, Merritt and family.
Several women from the com
munity held a rag sewing Mon
day at the Lutheran church. A
covered dish lunch was enjoyed
at the noon hour. The balls of
rags will be sent to the Veterans
hospital at Dayton where they
will be made into rugs by the
disabled veterans.
David German has secured
employment at the Ohio Power
strip mine office near Cumber
land.
Mr. and Mrs. James Moore, of
Canton, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Wagner and daughter.
Clyde LePage and Rev. Paul
Mustard attended an area-wide
rally evangelistic program at
Columbus, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Bond and
family of route 1, entertained at
their home Thursday evening
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DEBBIE SUE RENNER
Debbie Sue is the six months
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Renner, of Chillieothe. She
is the great-granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. McCandless, of
Caldwell. Emma Kirkbride, of
Sarahsville, is the maternal
great-grandmother.
with a dinner in honor of the
birthday anniversary of her
father, Glen Williams. Mrs. Wil
liams was also a guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Williams
spent Friday evening with their
son, Homer and family at Byes
ville.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish in this manner to ex
press my sincere thanks to
friends, neighbors and relatives
who helped in anyway during
the illness and death of my hus
band. Your kindness will long
be rememlbered.
33pd. Martha Schafer
DISMISSED FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. Wava McVay was dismiss
ed from Bethesda hospital,
Zanesville, Thursday, to her
home on North street. She is
improving rapidly.
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R. K. Poole, of Wytheville, was
elected as temporary chairman,
Eddie Steele, of Bluefield, was
selected as temporary secretary,
and Lewis Jones, of Wytheville,
was selected as temporary treas
urer.
Committee Members Named
Committee members from each
county and town were named to
serve on the Steering Committee.
An all out effort will be made
to form Booster clubs in every
town, city and county from
Cleveland, Ohio, to the Florida
line in South Carolina.
On next Thursday night at the
Matz Hotel in Bluefield, another
meeting will be held, and rep
resentatives from the Virginia
counties, as well as some leaders
from North Carolina, and from
various points in West Virginia
will be invited. At this meeting
it is proposed that a permanent
committee be formed, and work
launched at once to organize the
Association through the five
states, as well as issue maps and
folders.
The famed highway is defi
nately recognized as the most
scenic for tourists, and it is the
firm belief of the people in at
tendance at the meeting Wednes
day night that with reasonable
allocations, Route 21 can be made
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Plans Now Underway To Reorganize
Highway Association
Plans are well underway for the reorganization of the once
famous Lakes-to-Florida Highway, a road improvement group
founded by the late R. P. Johnson of Wytheville. Wednesday
night in a meeting held at Big Walker Lookout, representatives
from Grayson, Wythe. Bland Counties, Va., and Mercer County,
W. Va., and Bluefield met and tentative plans were made to revive
the Association and start a move
ment for improvement of U. S.
Route 21, in all states through
which the national highway
passes.
into a modern highway, and
again prove to be by far the most
popular route to Florida.
Archer's Ridge
ARCHER S RIDGE Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Mr. and
Mrs. John Anderson and Mrs.
Opal Leasure visited Homer
Poulton, a patient at the St.
Francis hospital, Cambridge.
Mrs. Rachel Robinson, of East
Union, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Zedrick Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Leasure
and children, Patty, Betty, Mar
gie and Leroy of Pleasant City,
called at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Anderson and family.
Sunday evening visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert
Clark and family were Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Anderson and
family, Natie Wickham and
grandson, Larry Wickham and
Mrs. Bertha Lahue and son,
Ronnie.
Mrs. Bertha Lahue and son,
Ronnie visited Friday evening
with Mrs. Eva Gerst and Mr. and
Mrs. Dallas Paisley.
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Mrs. Walter Ramsey and infant
son were returned to their home
in the Sharon community this
past week from the Marietta
Memorial hospital. The trip was
made in the McVay ambulance.
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