The journal., March 07, 1957, Image 2

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$174 09738
Commissioners OK Relief Bills
And Usual Operating Expenses
Scout Council
Form DD214 showing the
erans military service.
Noble. Monroe and
t,0n-
General relief bills and other operating bills were allowed for|
payment Monday at regular meeting of the Noble county com
missioners. The bills were as follows:
Thursday, March 28 at 7:30 p. m.l
reet, Zanesville.
tile state the plates are bought.
Korean Veterans Must
Have Original Papers
ard
all
Dr.
Paul
In order to provide better I ?JfJe5ef *1™%
facilities for Boy Scouting in this I ^1.
and Newark are considering a V™
merger which, if approved relief
would constitute the counties of|Qr_
Noble, Coshocton, Guernsey,!
°.
Huth,
cal
(partial). I ni J? IBertha
In order to make this merger I for £GllGf' *b °7. ^ood
ft
Jf*V
State Auditor James A. or.b indJ
Rhodes. g5.?
ence and repair of highways,I ^ket'
vet-1
"Photo-|M.
static copies will not be
satis-1
MftMmn At Rolln V-I-OU I
any number of fire calls during
route
$15,000. and kennel
$5,019.48.
REMOVED
HOME
1.
She
relief,
rel,ief'
f°r
re
4
Members of the area council I ^en"®u-
lief'
M.
iLeighton and John D. Wheeler.
Nobie Receives Auto
License Tag Monies
Automobile license tag money,
totaling $58,109,433.75, was dis
tributed to Ohio's 88
treasuries during 1956 according! *{.'7®,5,40 J?r'
5 E
medi
and hos ital
f°r
Rolctrm'c nni« r„lirf mpHiril I
re
area. the councils at Zanesville ^^adC dental^
0
H—
Noble county's share amounted! for re net, ^.uu, Cr. u. "en I
Income from^ the? sale of the]
shot' rellef'
copy from the Army, Navy, I Sales, relief, bottled gas for
tiecessary official forms required. I General Telephone Co., relief,I rders on filing affidavit in lieu
Director Goble emphasized thel services for welfare, $13.95. I schedule of claims issued
need for the original document,I The Journal, relief, office sup1-! fjrs^
& Loan company, Main street. I county child, $60.00 Mrs. Huth|turn
Leasure, general, boarding
i i ki i\ I county children, school supplies,I
Holy Name Deanery I $181.45,- wiiuam atadt, general,
c,othine
for
A visaatiun deanery meeting and shoes for county children,
of the Holy Name Societies ofl $20.95 Madge's Specialty Shop,|estate
Guernsey
Christi Catholic church, in Belle| i"g
general, clothing for county chil-|
ni"e
Valley. I Atkinson, general, postage, $4.00 I
Joseph's Catholic church in! court supplies, $96.40 The John-1
1
Burkhart was present and gave
an interesting talk on his
visit!
to the Holy Land. Super Market, general, supplies
ley, is secretary of the organlM-1 Co general ^PP'^'S
Three Townships
(Continued From Page 1)
until April 15 to sign an agree
ment such as the above. This I bills,
Aaron
a shiP. 57-57
from re ief
Dr Joseph Boyle h™*
urgery for relief $20
m.
SUDD
food for
tVm coin r.f thoI $20.00 B. L. Marquis, relief, food I
plates is used for the maintain-! Telief" I Monday," April' 8, W57 at 10:00|
roads and streets in the state. The "Co., relief,
The money which went to the
various counties is used for these Elv.n Hutcmns, rellef, food
purposes within the counties, for relief, $20.00 C. Love
to°*
f0«
for
clerk of courts, $12.00 Ball's| ,jn
Michael Hrinko, of Belle Val-|for janitor, $15.05 The Roekell^^.
Telephone Co., general, phone!
means unlimited protection fori Corp., general, invoice, $42.15 I
I
Ernest Hannum, general, sheriff's!
the year. I account, $3.11 Shell Oil Co.,|of
Caldwell|$366.00.
is recovering from
anI
operation. The trip from the hos-l K|*W RrMflM
pital was made in the Estadt am-1
CONDITION CRITICAL I
Francis E. Smith, well
However, after April 15th, any! general, sheriff's account, $58.10 I hearing on Monday, April I
township that did not sign up, Dorothy Hill-sec., general, post- 1#57
the local fire department willlaKe, $1.4.99 McVay s, general,!
respond to the call but it will I funeral expenses, $157.00 Owen|ship
cost $100 for each run. I Larrick, general, opening grave,I
department answered 21 calls,! road and bridge, phone bills.l
a fire loss in town of $310.001 Homer Weedon, 57-3, mamten-l
l!eW
known!
resides at Belle Valley,
remains!
Zanesville.!
Brandon and Mrs. Agatha
e*
The cow with a low bite-per-l ,-qq
minute per
irg is apt to be a low producer.
mute performance while graz-l
on
14'
Holmes, Knox, Morgan, Mus-1 apn $1700 I ficate for transfer. I ship of Charles Anthony Estadt:
kingum, Perry and Tuscarawas! ..
medical
Cuskey, reiiefi medical' for re
w/c.
glasses for relief, $36.00.
Ohio State
ww countyI
relief*
Blanche
b.aiPa,rl"I
official, a special meeting of thelta?. V°s«i Jff' ™Pi v I Certificate for transfer. I payment filed orders approving
Zane Trace council will be heldlEf Ur. Uftaries *1
A
mecnE,al ,0,|Zuinglius
1 $1.°-°?:
re 1C
ftom this countv are K. M.| $80.00 Marietta Memorial hospi-
at the Chamber of Commerce! $14-uu' Mcvay runera 1 genny J. Bober, Noble township,! of claim made and filed order
auditorium, 47 North Fourth I J}ome'
JJJ!£lcaJL'
am
b"lanSf
duction
I
Cm
hospital for relief,I
Robert
Probate Court
£Pr ft'I
their municipalities and town-1 Grocery, relief, food for relief Jd.
these various subdivisions. Thisl ningham, relief, food for relief,I aDDointment I
it true regardless of where inI $12.00 Red anci White Store, re-l ietters issued, appointment ofl
ie 00 or
H. C. Jordan, relief, clothing!
for relief, $13.00 Carl's Shoel
Marine Corps, Coast Guard orllief, $10.25 The Ohio Fuel Cras|estate
Air Force, Director C. W. GoblelCo., relief, fuel for relief, $39.92 I
•aid today. The Permian Oil and Gas Co.,
1
and
plies for welfare, $4.35 Mrs. T.l^ne Gallagher administratrix
McVay, general, boarding I i jeci for hearing on Monday,
county child, $30.00 Mrs. Goldiel 1957, at 10:00
factory", Hazard said, whose I Laughlin, general, boarding I a
office is onen every day for county child, $30.00 Mrs. Pauline j„ reference to the estate ofl
veterans of'this county. I Bocud, general, boarding county I jonathon j. Addis, deceased:!
It is located on the second! children, $83.56 Mrs. Raymond I
floor of the Caldwell Building I Wheeler, general, boarding I
county children,!
Mcetiro A! mm Valley $69.50 Bode Bros., general, boots! ed- application for determina-
Court House |Happenings
Transfers
transfer I
Charles A. and Marteen Fer-I *n
*elieMc£sCooTland sTsleafe
VWW.-UI §438.50 Dr.William D. Bjryant,G* Co. oil and gas lease claim for damages to minor
relief, medical for relief, $44.00:1 5, „Henry
I Th* ~Pprmifln~~n7l an'ril ship of Doris Jean Estadt: ap-|
I
e*- a!*'
M-
Henry, Center town-l
block
0.00 Jred L. Blake, deceased, to
lief, $22.00 Marietta Osteopathic! In reference to the guardian
hospital, relief, hospital for re-lship of Janet Buckey: hearing I ,• ,ajllln
lief, $32.32
University hospital, I ^ua£dia"fhlP issued to Hiram I
s- MartlJI hi 0
Francis U. Craig, deceased, to I application for consent to settle
Sff. I
0
ships. $8.00 Shafer's Grocery, relief I to Coletta
The distributi6n to the coun-l food for relief, $29.35 Maryl^
'cl0ck
JJ1'«• ''26'00^ I ship
terminating guard-
order
hi
reliefJ
issued- seventh and finall
™V,^ 1
account
$20 00 Bairs Super
a
0|
ch
Jrta|
Estadt
ties and their subdivisions isl Burlock, relief, food for relief,] issued first and final account
made on the basis of auto t"5igI $8.00 H. F. Thompson, relief,! QVj^oe pjerce deceased* ap-l°^ Cornelia Cordle, administra
registrations by residents otl f«)d tor relief, »«.00 Ona Cun-I t^tamektaSrl "j*- "ith
re le $ I appraisers and to publish notice,I
issued
for relief, $64.21 Perley Bates, ^d' to Ernest Pierre
relief, coal for relief, $13.12 Tn efe^^ inventory filed affidavit
Howard Morrison, relief, coal I
Jo
port of newjy
Ail rsuLiu county Kurean| Store, ^relief,^ shoes relief,| fiied orders on report of newly| inventory issued.
veterans who have lost theirI $5.95 Ewell Smith, relief, mile-l discovered assets issued applica-l
original separation Form DD214|ajge for caseworker for month °f| tion for transfer of real estatelJFtfhlflfl LlCfiJISfiS fiTfi
should file now for an officialI February, $5.92 Longs TractorI
and
jeases
and
re~
and
]eases
fjnai account of Ernes-
ordor 0
propert
y(
ed app
5 80 Zep Manufacturing!
of
Last year the Caldwell fire! $25.00 General Telephone Co.,|Mae Bober, guardian filed forfG"
five of which were in Caldwell I $27.30 The Permian Oil and at 10:00 o'clock a. m.
and 16 in the county. There was! Co., gas at garage, $28.29. I jn
and out in the county or town-|ance of county roads, $4,293.65 I for
ships, a total of $37,765.00. The I payroll of employees, general I
biggest single loss was the Wat-1 $4,272.48 road and bridge! iajms
son home, which was listed at! $425.00, relief $222.00, and dogI ent filed orders approving! & 3P
Craig, et. al.,I claim for damages to minor filed
Jefferson township, 80 acres. I waiver of claim and consent to
Secrest, executor ofI acceptance and ordering pay-
McFerren, deceased, to I ment issued report of settlement
I 101 acres. Executor's deed. I approving report of settlement
Tennessee Gas Trans. Co., to issued.
J®1®.'I Barron Kidd, conveyance of pro-1 In reference to the estate of
,payment interests. Friend M. Calland, deceased:
fh
Swazey Dotson^ hearing!
A nl 1957
nVlnHfl
retu
and rt o{ private sa
of persona
filpj. hill
i property made and °J
flled private ale of person
'n inheritance tax
not
tax
counties was held at 2:30 o'clock,! dren, $96.25. I filed orders on filing of schedule! uning a e, in e noi i
Sunday afternoon at the Corpus| John Quilkins, general, wash-]
windows, $13.50 C. notice issued first and final
account of
Rev. Fr. Joseph Finan, of St. Barrett Bros., general, probate I inistrator filed for hearing on| ,f.
lotiocKa. m.
re
for
iZ
'iSi
order on
JaI]^0nr'l
filed
subject to inheritance!
issued schedule of claims|
of claims
Monday April 8f 1957, a
ve| son-Watson Co., general, invoice, -clock a I
iication for determination!.
inheritance tax, filed orderlteer
II1IR
,niima.
deter
lHA( lllcu UiUC1
mining inheritance tax|
issued first and fina
Fr
at 10KH
In rt
$100.00, totalling acceptance and ordering pay-
AFD payroll, AFD, $1,458.00 OA KIaw fnrc
nr« nnvrnll ATV MP. ft!3 I H6W VUI5
Mrs. Ed. Nau was removed ADC payroll, ADC, MP, $3,
from the Guernsey Memorial hos-| 190.00 relief payroll, relief,] (Continued From Page 1)
pital, Cambridge, Friday after-1 $698.00 and AB payroll. AB, BP,| Feldner, car Wilmer F. Watson,
noon, to her home on
bulance. I (C.mMnur.l in Page 1) I Samuel G. Schoeppner, car cently the village council set
back in 1945, there were 34 cov-lNatie Wickham, car Mary Bar-I .side this money for buildin
Mr. and Mrs."' Glen McFetrenJ crushed gravel from the Fred! School, school bus and Leslie E.I issue passed in 1947.
Ira
THE JOURNAi CALDWELL, OHIO
Iment filed orders approving ac-
i it.*:)a Calland. deceased, ceptance and ordering payment
to Mary Weaver, Marion town-1
Jssued
ship, 108 acres. Certificate of|c^aim
report of settlement of
m^e
re?ort 0*
filed, approving
settlement issued.
re^erence
the guardian-
plication for consent to settle
I fned• waiver of claim and con-
Ilie
"'waiver 01 tidim ana tui.
acres. sent to payment filed orders|
Walter Springer to Dale M. having acceptance and order-
Spr^r, Maple Heights, lots 13 payment issued. Report of
C-
1
Wayne Northup, relief, I Edwin J. Blake* et. al., Enoch I .•
lementation glasses for I township, 107.20 acres. Certi-I In reference to toe guardian
•$
application for transfer of real
I
estatc tiled
Harper, relief, had order on hearing and for orders on i.^
»icnn I appointment issued letters of!
authority to trans-
claims Illea
affidavit in lieu of schedule of
daims issued first and final ac
I count of Mary Weaver, adminis-
tratix'
with the wil1
annexed-
.«
a
10:00
m*
n
of Ethel G. Dotson,|
.| guardian filed for hearing
In reference to the estate of
lor
lh ardian
Doris Jeon Estadt and I determination of inheritance
A Estan heari had
n
real
k the.
a
of
discovered assets
I
leasehold estates.!
I filed authority to transfer real
and
estates
determlnation o( lnheritance
wlU
flled=
for
m*
letters testamentary I
In
from the Division of Wildlife
of the Ohio Department of I
Natural Resources.
Violet Morgareidge, clerk of
the Village of Caldwell, wili
aguin
accountl!?° ,,
FoX( exe
,ference to the guardian-1
of Andrew A
eiehth part
hearing 0
n Monday, April 8,
re
forence to the guardian-L
ship of Janct
Buckey: application I
consen
dama
truck Wilmer F. Watson, car new
I Harry Long and Blanche
car Bak'v
Long,!
Sa,e» ond
Service,
DHCgeS I car: Marlene Rataiczak, car. I the village sinking fund R.
ered bridges in the county and I lock, car Caldwell Motors, Inc.,I purposes, amounting to nearly
it is believed that eventually I car Floyd E. Martin, pickup I
retired mine inspector who! these will all be replaced within I Beryl A. Clark, car Alexander! To release these funds
the next 20 years. I Walton, car Esther Rayner, car necessitated the payment of tw.
in a critical condition at Good! The commissioners also voted I Edwin Clark, car John S. Gibson,I outstanding notes and interr
Samaritan hos -ital,
to purchase 500 tons of No. 461 truck Board of Education, sharonl against the fire department boiuil
I Price contracting company at! Harmon, station wagon. I Sufficient money will be mad.
Smith visited at the hospital,! Chesterhill at $1.40 per ton load-1 Clerk Snyder reported that! available for the new construe
Tuesday."
I
stone from the Lawrence King
4
Top producing cows will often go! quarry at $1.70 per ton from the
as high as 00 bites per minute. |, quarry.
trucks at the Waterford,! S292.19 was turned over to the!
Ohio plant. I Treasurer of Noble county $74.05l the village utility funds, an
u.-* They also agreed to purchase! was turned over to the Treasurer! the eventual sale of the villas
serve as fishing licensr
dealer for Noble county. Clerk
Mo.r|arf,d«5
..8ta,e?.
res"J«n'
that
(,°nts a"nual n°n
lele"s_e.s 'wlU
25
ai
pr perty approved and confirm
tio
cog
$3-0°
„es,(!^nt llC
cosj $5/00
and
cents'
and
a temporary ten?
1, ie,,,pd andlday non-resident license wi
a
ff
°f
25
.l Rules and regulations of the
1957
flshin2
«ulde
have
the same as for the past several
vfars'
1
ference to the guardian-1 '-n
ship of Icie
Williams: hearing
appointment issued letters oflof(jces
on 'SSU
except for the new libei-
allzed
confirming without|
regulations ov e
eastern
nnur hv th volntl
fj
,jpnartment The build
fue
dePartment-
g,
., 7u I I
equipm
cutor filed !th®. ...
71
belonging to
fr^®? ohio thni
o'clock a. m. ^'/ZdinaLd efforts^ of U
Bober, Jr.:
11 intativp FHmi^ v
ial account of Lilal S Lrff
James-
Senator
in ihe
ges to minor filed waiver! ".!®
an
construction, it will be a mean:
of enhancing the appearance of
the area to coordinate with the
new municipal and fire depart
ment building.
Council plans to finance th
construction with funi
which have accumulated over
penod of years and retained u
:28,000.
tion
crushed lime-| of the State Bureau of Motor Ve-| property on the corner of Sprue
hides and $4.00 for wildlife, was! and Cumberland streets,
turned over to ft)*, State Dtvt-|
sion of Wildlife.
:ui:»„ I
ir
IviTopATgP
1:
Fred L. Blake, deceased: applica-„„
^1
I filed authority to transfer real
I estate issued application for
tax. filed estate not subject to
.p.'---
n
m&d'
orders on filing affidavif
I in lieu of schedule of claims
a""Tf
hearm8
on
APril 8» 1&57'
Monday
at 10:00
°'clock|
reference to the guardian-
shiP
hn Galiaigher deceased- re-1
of Adah
E"
Conner:
^uard-,
guardian filed orders on filing
|nventory issued order approv-
Now Being Sold By Clerk
leasehold. ..
iSSUed certification fori f151!1"®
lu^enfs
are
VACUUM PACKED
FRESH CRISP
n°w 01'
tax|^'j, throughout Ohio and 11.
county —J
inc
and the 195V
went into effect or.
according to a report
Head Lettuce
o
SILVER FLEECE
BABY EMERALD
'h',
lis^ng ,C,
private sale of personal I ^"o^d be $2.00 and a fee of 2-
rned and fiied re-I
remained]
1 1
Part
n-
ot the
Lenley D. Addis, ad-| NCW MlllllCiPCSl
state-
ntin...v.j
10:00|
villa
p,nni p.,,., i\
atrons when navin-
v,lllaAge
Patro"s. wnen payim
electrical and water bills,
nnv win(1f
,w
hearing and for| V _Mj mrwr* rnmmndinu-
Cled,thU"
Gas Co., general, gas at jail, "preference to the estate of the meetin
$102.78 Ohio Fuel Gas Co., gen-|n Mattes aka Balthasserl decided at the meetin
ornl ftnq Kill 4 0f* General I r' Tuesday night to retain the
oral, gas Dill, $i4.uu, uenerai i josepV Mattes, deceased: amend-1.
wil
pay window wlU bt
made avail8ble1(
village offices, including tb,|
1(
j-
PET MILK
the^lTC
Large Can
PET MILK
8 i
$100
Coffee Specials
Red Sour Pitted
SWIFT'S BROOKFIELD
U. S. GOOD BEEF
ser­
ved as governor when the tran
action was made. His cooper
tion in the matter was a factt
nnnilirinc
vlllaS,e
i.„
acquning
to settle claims for *1,,,
consent to pay-1.1 rff npw
5-lb. Box
Ml CHOICE
OLE
•ies 4 99c
GOLDEN RIPE
fin#
OUR OWN
I KI SII 11 K( II or COD
KRAFT S Veh i'eta
I
it
thru the parking meter fun?
Photo Developing—Gillespie's
one That Guesses Closest—
$15.00 Grocery Order!
One That Guesses Second Closest—
$10.00 Grocery Order!
One That Guesses Third Closest—
$5.00 Grocery Order!
|ll ease of ties, the amount will
be divided equally!
*1
19 $
Regular
lb
Longhorn Cheese
STEAKETTES
LOIN STEAK
FISH
35^
4 89
2-lb. Loaf /9C
SETS
1E1.LOW \M1ITE
I 23c 2 I 25c
1
or
drip
Boscul 95
29 $
SPECIAL LOW PRICE!
NABISCO
FANCY CRESTS
LAKE fHHRRINC.
SALT FISH
$
t2-
pitntm cotrmtY
e
Thursday, March 7, 1957
rVfULLER'S
Macaroni
39*
2 1 -lb. Boxes
DUTCH
GIRL
Apple Butter
Lgrge 22-«s. Jar
2 I 45c
MACARONI AND CHEESE
Kraft Dinners
2 i 29c
•Y POPULAR DEMAND!
Broom Special
YOUR CHOICE OF
1
lb
Canned Fish Specials
la 1-Lb. Can Chum Goodfellow
ackerel 2i33( Salmon 49
49 $
Your Old Broom Is Worth 25c Toward
the Purchase of a NEW ONE!
1
69
NEW YORK U. S No. l's
Potatoes
501 *175
10 Lb. Bag—39c
ea
39
69
65
00
EGGS 31
lb
lb
29
n
lb
$100
Open Evenings Until 9:U0
For Your Shopping Convenience!
Special Prices Apply Friday and Saturday Only!