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Page Two
Clara Matheney
FRESH COUNTRY
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-DEATH NOTICES-
Rev. J. Paul Clark
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Larrick
and Mr. and Mrs. Miley Larrick,
of Pleasant City route, attended
funeral services at Bluffton, on
Wednesday, Dec. 26, for Rev. J.
Paul Clark. Rev. Clark, a native
of the Coshocton area, was a
retired Methodist minister of the
Lima district.
His wife was the former Goldie
McFarland, who survives also
one son, three daughters and 14
frrandchildren. Mrs. Clark has
several cousins in Noble county,
•Rev. Clark died after a short
illness in the Lima Memorial
hospital on December 23 at age
69.
Mrs. Clara Matheney, 52, died
Monday evening at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Corene
Mohler, of Junction City, follow
ing an illness of five months.
Surviving besides her daugh
ter, are a son two grandsons
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10:00 a. m. today (Thursday) a
the Junction City Methodist
church with Rev. C. P. Cecil of
ficiating.
Burial was in the Hearn
cemetery near Newport. Com
mittal rites were held at the
Pine Ridge church near New
port. The C. L. Chute funeral
home in New 'Lexington-was in
chaiige of funeral arrangements.
James Harper
James Harper, of South Olive,
died .suddenly at 8:00 o'clock
Tuesday night at his home fol
lowing a heart attack.
A retired oil well driller, he
was a son of George and Liza
Mendenhall Harper.
Survivors include his widow,
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Lena Wilson of Cumberland
two grandchildren and one great
[randchild a brother, W. C.
Harper, of South Olive.
The body was removed to the
McVay funeral home. Funeral
arrangements are incomplete.
Mrs. Chloe Pierce
Mrs. Chine 70, a resi
dent of Caldwell for many years,
lied at 5:00 p. m. Tuesday at the
family home on Fairground
troet following a long illness.
Mrs. Pierce is survived by her
husband, Ernest two brothers,
Richard Briggs of Caldwell route
and James Briggs of Caldwell
route 2 two sisters, Mrs. Daisy
!3arr of Blue Rock and Mrs.
Jorma Hooper of McConnels
ville.
Funeral services will be held
Friday at 1:00 p. m. from the
VTcVay funeral home with Rev.
Palmer Manson officiating. Bur
ial will be in the Sharon ceme
Itery.
Ernest Williams
Ernest Williams, 68, of Mt.
Ephraim, died at 12:30 p.
Tuesday in St. Francis h&spitafT
Cambridge, where he had been
1 patient for three days.
A retired sign painter who
was formerly employed in
Cleveland, he was born July 9,
188H, a son of Oscar and Jennie
Ransom Williams.
Surviving are his Widow, Ruth
a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy De
Vries, of Cleveland five grand
children, a sister, Mrs. O. C.
Rarney of Arvada, Colo.
Funeral services will be held
at 2:00 p. m. today (Thursday)
from the Mt,. Ephraim Methodist
church. Rev. Robert Griesinj. er
will officiate. Burial will be in
the Mt. Ephraim cemetery. The
McVay funeral home is in
charge of funeral arrangements.
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Birthday!
Tuesday, December 25
Will Bridgeman (88), Jim
White.
Thursday, December 27
Ruth Creamer, Wanda Van
Fossen.
Friday, December 28
Ward Cunningham, Mrs. J. C.
Wyscarver.
Saturday, December 29
Wilma Archer.
Sunday, December 30
John James, Grover Smith,
David VanDyne, Etta Carter.
Monday, December 31
Goosell Carter.
Tuesday, January 1
Sadie Brothers.
Friday, January 4
Edna McVicker,
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Billy
Vieker.
Saturday, January S
David Wolfe.
Sunday, January 6
Florence Carter,
nahs.
Tuesday, January 8
Minerva Frazier.
Wednesday. January 9
Victory Bridge Ciub
Held At Starr Home
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Connie Potts
William Thomas,
Jeffrey Ran
Sally Mill, O. H. Pickenpaugh
a nice Morrison.
Saturday, January 12
Everett .Hill, Jessica Reed
Donna Whiston, James Reed
\nna Belle Wen I worth.
SQUARE DANCE
A square dance will be held
Saturday, Jan. 5 at Brookfield
sponsored by the Brookfield 4-H
lub. Junior Dawson will be the
jailer.
TO FORT DIX
I Miss Patricia Fleming, who
1
spent the holidays -with her par
'cnts, Mr. and Mrs. William
Heming, left Wednesday for
rort
Dix, New Jersey, where
he will be processed for her
lischarge from the Army Nurs
I 'orps. Patrick Cook of Hot
Springs, Ark., was also a guest
1
in the Fleming home.
THE JOURNAL, CALDWELL, OmO
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^?N!aZO. SCARCELY OUT OP HIS
"TEENS. NATHANIEL BROWN PALMS*
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CONTINENT WsiDTUE WORLD'S
LMT&REAT LANS MASS
NE«kR THE SOUTH POLE,
THE SOUTH SHETLAND
ISLANPS.
Mrs. Herman Starr entertainc
her bridge club with a dessert
bridge at her home on Lev is
street during the holidays. Tin
tables were appropriately de
corated in the Christmas motii
An evening of bridge was en
joyed with Mrs. Mary Ellen San
ford and Miss Inez Clark urn
ning the club prizes, and Mr.-.
Mary Richcrec-k
winning
Canton.
Marietta Memorial
Dismissed DecT
the
guest prize.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess to the following
members and guests: Misst
Inez and Louise Clark, Mrs. Ada
Ackley, Sylvia Bryan, Dorothv
Dyer, Lulu McDonald, Mary
Ellen Sanford, Hattie Wiley..
Mary Scherr, Mary Richcrec k.
Adeline Jordan, all of Caldwell.
Mrs. Rosemary O'Conner
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HOSPITAL
NOTES
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Mrs. Wayne
Anderson and infant, Coal Run.
Admitted Dec. 23: Mrs. Aha
Garvin, Caldwell route 3. s
missed: Mrs. Elwood Pileher and
infant son, Dexter City route 2
Admitted Dee. 24: Loren Ram
sey, Caldwell.
Admitted Dec. 25: Mrs. Ada
Becker, Lower Salem route 2 ami
Mrs. John Thompson, Lower
Salem route 1.
Admitted Dec. 26: Miss Dianne
Phillis, Coal Run route 1 Rosier
Phillis, Coal Run route 1
Cobb, Coal Run and Eugene
Wagner, Coal Run. Dismissed:
Rex Cobb. Coal Run.
Admitted Dec. 28: Miss Mm'\
Huffman, Harriettsville. Pi.
missed: Miss Dianne Phillis, Ca
Run route 1, and Roger Phillis
Coal Run route 1.
Admitted Dee. 29: William
Schmelzenbach, Reinersville, and
Kerry L. Kimbrel, Caldwell.
Dismissed Dec. 30: Miss Mar
garet Huffman, Harriettsville
Dismissed: Mrs. Esther Garvin,
Caldwell route 3 Eugene W.i.j.
ner. Coal Run and Miss Beti\
Stewart, Caldwell route 3.
Guernsey Memorial
Admitted Dec. 24: Mrs. Mich
ael Malenda, Belle Valley. Dis
missed: Mrs. Michael Mulenda
Belle Valley, and Mrs. Walton
Starr, Caldwell.
Admitted Dec. 27: Judy and
Janice, daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Archer, Caldwel
Admitted Dec. 28: Mrs. Ralph
Hicks, Sarahsville. Dismissed
Judy and Janice, daughters ol
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Archer, ol
Caldwell.
Admitted Dec. 29: Mrs. Wayne
Stottsberry, Sarahsville.
Admitted Dec. 30: Mrs. Step
hen Edward Thomas, Belle Val
ley.
St. Francis
Surgery Dec. 24: Mrs. Bertha
Fish, Sarahsville.
Admitted Dec. 27: James, son
of Mr. and Mrs. James Sparks
Belle Valley.
Admitted Dec. 29: Roy Poul
ton, Summerfield.
Admitted Dec. 30: Linda
daughter of Mrs. Faye Cunning
ham, Caldwell.
Marietta Osteopathic
Dismissed Dec. 22: Stewart
Brokaw. Coal Run.
Admitted Dec. 28: Miss Hilm
True, Lower Salem.
Bethesda
Dismissed Dec. 22: Jesse Mc
Dcr.akl, Caldwell, and Mrs
Nellie Nichols, Caldwell route 2
Admitted Dec. 24: Ray McVay
Caldwell.
Admitted Dec. 25: Mrs. Ruth
Davis, Cumberland route 2.
Admitted Dec. 28: Aaron Bates
of Caldwell route 1.
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