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Thursday, January 22, 1959
FOR SALE
For Sale—DWELLINGS LOTS
GOOD 10 ROOM house, elec
tricity, gas, bath and two room
basement. Extra lot with garage.
A good building lot. House can
be duplexed. Good location in
Caldwell on paved street.
GOOD 4-ROOM house, with elec
tricity, gas and running water
in kitchen. Two extra lots. Lo
cated on US Route 21.
NEW 4-ROOM house with bath,
electricity, city water, furnace
and full basement. Located at
edge of Caldwell.
MODERN 9-ROOM house, gas,
electricity, bath and gas fur
nace. Cement block garage, wash
house. Four lots included. Priced
to sell.
Chester J. Howiler, Broker
516V3 West Street—Phone 228-J
tf Caldwell, Ohio
135 ACRES, 8 room house, barn
and outbuilding, coal and tim
ber. Near Summerfield. Look
this over and make an offer.
EIGHT room modern home, good
condition in Summerfield.
With furniture if desired. Price
reduced.
110 ACRES with five room
house, barn and outbuildings.
Coal and timber, Near Stafford.
Chester J. Howiler, Realtor
A. Raymon Fugle, Salesman
Summerfield, Ohio
29, 30, 31
A LARCE LOT located in Hill
crest Addition, across from
Bronze Heights. Priced for quick
sale. George Reynolds, Cumber
land, Ohio. Phone Mercurv
8-3125. 29, 30, 31pd.
SEVEN ROOM house with bath
and shower up and down.
Aluminum storm doors and
windows, also aluminum Vene
tian blinds. This property now
renting as two private apart
ments. Can be converted back to
a single residence by removing
panel in stairway. Located in
Caldwell on two large lots and
USR 21. Better known as the
Tom Kerno propertv. Call in per
son Saturdivs at Kemps General
store in Macksburg or phono
Dexter City 37-F-2 after 6:00
p. m. week days. 29, 30, 31
FOR SALE at Caldwell. A seven
room house, on V-i acre. New
oak floors in living room, fire
place (wood or coal), gas furnace.
Spacious brick garage, attached
to a three-room building, with
sink and city water. A nice roomv
cave, large garden spot or build
ing sites. Asking $9,800. Earl T.
Osborn, Realtor, 84 9th street,
Newark, Ohio. Phone (reversed)
FA 3-5161. 19 tf.
2.5 ACRES, SEVEN-ROOM house,
garage and other outbuildings.
Plentv of water. Annrnximatelv
one-half mile off USR 21. Priced
to sell. Earl Addlespurger, Fnute
1, Macksburg, Ohio. 28 29 30 pd.
DUPLEX—five rooms and bath
on each side two-car garage,
located at 602 W. Main street,
Caldwell. Phone Summerfield 64
F-3 for interviews. 30 tf.
FOUR-ROOM house for sale in
Hoskinsville, large lot and out
buildings. Priced to sell. Charles
F. McKee, route 2, Caldwell, or
call 182-F-14 after 5:00 p. m.
30 31 32 pd.
For Sale—LIVESTOCK
SIX-wfeK OLD White Rock
pullets for sale 90c each.
Phone Cumberland Mercurv
8-3393 or call at the home of
James B. Marks, Cumberland
route 3, on State Route 340, three
miles south of Cumberland on
the Cumberland Belle Vallev
road. 29, 30, 31pd.
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Simple os
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Up to
24 Mos.
To Pay
Murphy's Furniture
CALDWELL, OHIO
5? i
FOR SALE
For Sale—CARS TRUCKS
TWO CHEVROLET pickup
trucks. A 1949, four' so^pd
transmission, 23,000 actual miles
and a 1951, V2 ton. Denver Sehell.
route 1, Dexter Cilv. Phone Dex
ter City 704-F-22. 30, 31. 32pd
1957 CHEVROLET V-8, hardtop,
two-door, red and white. In
quire at Clyde B. Crum residence,
Caldwell, or phone 747-F-4.
1951 PONTIAC 2-door sedan.
slate color with good tires and
in good condition garden trac
tor (Planet Jr.) with cultivators
36 inch cut-off saw for Ford
tractor. Raymond Craft, Cald
well, Ohio, route 1. 29,30 31 pd.
1953 HUDSON 2-door with hydra
mat ic 1951 Nash Ambassador
4-door with overdrive: apartment
size gas range and Remington
portable typewriter, like new.
Cox's Service Station, Macksburg,
Ohio. 28 29 30
For Sale—HOUSEHOLD GOODS
USED reconditioned television
sets, $29.95 and up. We have a
nice selection of l'ine used sets
with terms to please you. Pioneer
Electric Inc., 31 N. Fifth street,
Zanesville, Ohio. Across from J.
C. Penny Co. 30
TWO-PIECE living room suite,
blue mohair, good condition.
One boys' winter coat "Andy
Hardy", brown tweed, size 8, like
new. Inquire at 709 Spruce street,
Caldwell, or call 115-R.
28 29 30 pd.
For Sale—FEEDS SEEDS
MIXED HAY for sale. Call Mt.
Echinim 21-R-52 or contact
Paul King. 30pd.
THREE TONS of baled straw.
Albert Way, Coal Run, route 1.
Phone Dexter City 57 4.
30 31 32 pd.
MIXED HAY. Robert G. Reed.
route 3. Caldwell. Phone Cald
well 377-F-12. 29, 30, 31pd.
HAY, ALFALFA and timothy
mixed. First cutting, Harry
Sehenkel, Coal Run, Ohio, in the
Dunsrannon community.
28 29 30 pd.
For Sale—MACHINERY-TOOLS
USED BARNES jet pump, either
shallow or deep well installa
tion. D. D. Nichols, Caldwell,
Ohit). 29, 30. 31
For Sale—MISCELLANEOUS
FOR THE BEST in fertilizer, or
der V. C. fertilizer from Wayne
Can-el, Lowell route 2. Phone
Dexter City 57-F-13.
30 31 32 pd.
ONE FINE duality cello bne
Edison cylinder record phono
«nph with record cabinet and
194 records one Beckwith par
lor reed organ in piano case,
seven octave one Beckwith reed
parlor organ, 17 stops one cus
tom made 16 string electric
Hawaiian guitar and case with
or without amplifier. Finest elec
tronics. One Milton figured wal
nut player piano, completely re
conditioned and refinished with
11)0 rolls and roll cabinet. Elec
trically operated. 500 bushels of
good auality corn. O. T. Gatten,
route 2, Lewisville, Ohio. Phone
Barnesville LO. 7-5636.
30, 31, 32pd.
WANTED TO BUY
TWO. SIX or eight months old.
Jersey heifers or part Jersey
and three hives of bees. State
orice. Write Box 56, Caldwell,
Ohio. 28, 29, 30pd.
RAW FURS, beef hides and roots.
See C. R. Teters, Hoskinsville,
or phone Caldwell 304-F-21, or at
Estadt's Feed store, Caldwell,
pa« Wednesday from 12:30 until
2:30 p. m. 24 t,f.
O S
BILLFOLD, containing valuable
papers to the owner only. Find
er can keep the money if wallet
and papers are returned, Liberal
reward if returned. C. E. Boyd,
704 Belford street, Caldwell.
Phone 35. 28 29 30
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MONUMENTS I
MALAGA. OHIO
See
and Compan
Our
CARS
THE BEST DEAL IN CALDWELL
DEAN A. REED MOTOR SALES
Phone 108 202 Wet,l Street
OPEN EVENINGS FROM 6:00 TO 8:00
Fine Selection! I
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Phone: Woodsfield 2-4008
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WANTED
MAN OR WOMAN for part-time
investigation work for a nation
al commercial reporting agency
around Caldwell and vicinity on
a fee or percentage basis. Write
postoffice box 1046, Columbus, O.
30 31 32
IRONING to do in my home, any
day. Mrs. Arthur McKee, 523
Fairground street, Caldwell, O.
30 31 32 pd.
AMBITIOUS LADY with car to
represent Avon products in
Noble township and Dexter City.
Write Box 148, Marietta, for
information. 29. 30pd.
TYPIST WANTED Girl or
lady for six or seven weeks to
assist during rush period when
new auto license plates are being
issued. Contact George Estadt at
Cream Station, Cumberland
street, Caldwell, Ohio. 29, 30, 31
WORK FOR SMALL dozer and
landscaping. Reasonable rates.
William Grimes, phone Cumber
land 83370 between the hours of
5:00 p. m. and 7:00 p. in. 25tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Apartment with two
rooms and bath upstairs, three
rooms down. $40.00 a month, with
garage. Can be seen at 602 West
Main street or phone Summer
field 64-F-3. 21 tf.
MODERN THREE-ROOM un
furnished apartment on first
floor with private entrance. Auto
matic gas heat. Close to square.
Phone Caldwell 250-J. 28 29 30
HOUSE with four rooms and
bath, full basement, furnace
and garage. Call Caldwell 337.
30, 31, 32pd.
PUBLIC SALE
THE UNDERSIGNED will offer
for sale, at public auction on the
23rd day of January, 1959, at the
late residence of Benjamin B.
Wheeler, deceased, in Noble
County, Ohio, beginning at 1:00
o'clock p. m., the following per
sonal property belonging to the
estate of Benjamin B. Wheeler,
deceased, consisting in part of:
3-niece Bed Room Suite 3
Dressers 1 Day Bed: 3 Beds 2
Chests: 1 Victrola and Records
1 Couch 2 Utility Racks Anti
ques 2 laving Room Suites: 2
Stands Rugs—t Wool Rugs,
9x12 Sweeper 1 China Closet
and contents: 1 Buffet.
2 Tables Rockers: Cabinet
Radio Table Radio: 1 Book Rack
2 Book Cases 2 Library Tables
Window Fan New Platform
Rocker: Stove, Electric: 2 Brass
Sets Refrigerator Brass Set 4
Gas Stove: I Lawn Chair.
Utility Table 2 Floor Lamps
Utility Stool: 2 Table Lamps
Washer: 1 Porch Seat Tubs 1
End Table Pictures Dishes
Collection of Salt and Pepper
Shakes: Typewriter Desk mis
cellaneous items.
Terms: Cash in hand at time
of sale.
RAYMOND WHEELER,
Administrator with Will
Annexed.
By Fred F. Fox, Attorney
James Watson, Auctioneer
29. 30
NOTICES
NOTICE— 1 am now hauling coal
from the following mines: Palm
er, Bvesville & Dogtown. Hauling
lump, egg or nut coal, crusned
stone, sand delivered $2.85 per
ton, gravel delivered $3.15 per
ton. Amos Franklin, Caldwell,
Ohio. Phone 207-W. 41 tf.
MOUNT HOPE LEGHORNS. Af
ter 25 years of studv and test
ing, we have selected the Mt.
Hope Queen as today's outstand
ing "Egg Machine" because of its
excellent feed conversion and
high production. Write for details
and picture story. Sutherland
Poultry Farms, Mt. Hope Fran
chised Hatchery, Waynesburg, O.
22 tf.
"We Buy and Sell Anything
For the HOME"
G. T. JENNINGS
FURNITURE STORE
Phone 113 Caldwell, Ohio
NOTICE Expert picture fram
ing, good selection. Murphy's
Furniture, Caldwell, Ohio. 40tf.
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Authorized
Sales and Service
for
BRIC.OS & STRATTON
CLINTON
LAWN ROT
POWFR PRODUCTS
LAUSON
E N I N E S I
MIKE'S TIRE SHOP
Phone 200 Cumberland Street jj
AD SECTION
THE JOURNAL. CALDWELL. OHIO
Market Report
Wednesday, Jai- 21
The Caldwell Produce Co.
Heavy hens lb. 15c
Light hens _. lb. 9c
Old cocks lb. 8c
Butteri^t 46c
Southeast Ohio Egg Producers
Jumbo eggs, 30 oz. and up
front 35c to 42c per dozen.
Large eggs, 24 oz. to 30 oz.—
from 27c to 37c per dozen.
Medium eggs, 21 oz. to 24 oz.—
from 26c to 33c per dozen.
Small eggs, 18 oz. to 21 oz.—
from 20c to 25c per dozen.
Above prices based on qual
ity and size of shipment picked
up at door. Cases furnished.
NOTICES
I WILL BE AT THE following
places making out income tax
returns:
Friday. January 23, Fulda high
school, l'u Ida.
Monday, January 26, Mt. Ephraim
grade school building.
Wednesday, January 28, at my
home at Carlisle.
Friday, January 30, at Batesville
town house.
Other dates will be announced
later. Edwin L. Crum. 30.
PIANO-TECH
Complete piano service. Player
actions reconditioned, moderniz
ed and electrified. Beautiful
waterfall key covers installed.
See, call, or write us for reason
able rates. O. T. Gatten, technic
ian, route 2, Lewisville. Phone
Barnesville exchange LO 7-5636.
30, 31, 32. 33, 34, 35pd.
MY HAT SHOP will be closed
indefinitely. I will reopen my
shop in the near future. Nadine's
Hat and Gift Shop, Caldwell,
Ohio. 30
COB
A daughters are known to
command a higher selling price.
Be sure your animals are COBA
sired bv calling: Don Frisbee,
Caldwell 273. 30
CHARLES RAMSEY public sale
will be held Saturday, January
24, at his farm located one mile
north of the Belle Valley high
school on the John Keyser farm
at 12:00 o'clock. 30 pd.
WHY WORRY if afflicted with
any skin disease? Ask about
V-J-O at Gillespie's Drug Store,
Caldwell, Ohio. 29 pd.
i-ET US SAVE YOU $ $ $ on
fertilizer. We supply Farmgro
Plant Food in bulk either
straight potash, phosphate or
nitrogen or in popular analysis.
& N Farm Bureau, Phone 95,
Caldwell, Ohio. 41 tf.
INSURE YOUR CAR or truck
with Motorists Mutual Insur
ance Company. The best com
pany at the time of a loss. Joe
Buckey, Agent, Caldwell, Ohio.
MY GARAGE in Dexter City is
now open for body and fender
work, in addition to all types of
car repair. Expert help. We will
be glad to serve you. Blake's ga
rage in Dexter City. 28 29 30 pd.
I WILL NOT be responsible for
any debts contracted by any
one other than myself. L. D.
Kennedy, Batesville, Ohio.
29, 30,31
"PIANO AND ORGAN closing
out sale. Every piano and
organ in our store must be sold
by February 1. All prices slash
ed. Don't miss this great opport
unity. Make us an offer. Thomp
son {Music Co., 13-15 North
Fifth street, Zanesville, Ohio."
29, 30, 31
COMPLETE LINE of Dr. Hess
supplies for livestock and poul
try. See us for your needs.
D. D. Nichols, Caldwell, Ohio.
29, 30, 31
I, THE UNDERSIGNED, will not
be responsible for any debt1',
contracted other than myself.
Larry E. Neff, Caldwell, Ohio.
29, 30, 31
See The Journal for
Quality Printing.
JAMES A. WATSON
AUCTIONEER
25 years Farm, Business, and
Auction Experience & Service.
Phone 274-R Caldwell
I 607 Cumberland Street
1 CALDWELL, OHIO
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Phone FR-3-4532 1
I Marietta, Ohio 1
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Good
Used Cars
What Kind Do You Like?
CARTER'S USED CAR LOT
One Mile North of Caldwell on USR 21
OBITUARY
1/1
:KT S 1! Vv ART LYONS
Robert Stewart Lyons, son of
Andrew and Isabel Stewart
Lyons, was born December 9,
1&88, and departed from this life
on January 8, 1959, aged 70 years
and one month. At the time of
his death he was in Bethesda
hospital, Zanesville, where he
had been a patient for one week.
Death was due to a heart ailment.
On June 24, 1914, he was
united in marriage to Edna May
Marshall, and to this union were
born three daughters and one
son-
Survivors are his widow, Edna
three daughters, Mrs. Annabel
Howell of Cumberland, Mrs.
Frances Bailey of Chandlersville,
Mrs. Maxine McKee of Frazevs
burg: one son, Robert M. of the
home: three grandsons one sis
ter, Mrs. Bessie Ogan of Red key,
Indiana: and two brothers, John
F. of Chicago and Dwight E.
of Los Angeles.
A brother, Harold and a
granddaughter preceded him in
death.
In 1916, he joined the Salem
Methodist church, and for a
number of years was Sunday
school superintendent of that
church.
He was a member of the Chan
dlersville grange. His life was
lived in the High Hill com
munity, where he was a farmer.
He had been crippled by arth
ritis for the past 33 years. Any
contribution given toward arth
ritis research will be greatly
appreciated by his family.
His weary hours and day- of
pain
His troubled, nights are
passed
And in our hearts we know
He has found rest at last.
Card of Thanks
Our deepest appreciation and
sincere thanks are extended to
neighbors, friends, relatives. Rev.
Everett Leedom, the singers, and
the Clyde E. Thompson funeral
home. For each expression of
sympathy, we shall always be
grateful.
30 The Robert Lvons Family.
IN MEMORY
In memory of our children,
Dewey Galen and Eileen Wilson
and grandson, Lerov Wilson.
God has not promised skies
always blue.
Flowers streun pathways all
our lives through.
God has not prorrlised sun
without rain,
Joy with sorry, peace with
out pain.
But God has promised strength
for the day,
Rest for the labor, light for
the way
Grace for the trials, help
from above
Unfailing sympathy, undying
love.
The depths of sorrow we can
not tell
Of the loss of the ones we
loved so well.
On while they sleep a peace
ful sleep
Their memories we shall
always keep.
So while we grieve upon this
earth
We know God is just, and soon
we'll meet and upnderstand
In ihitn we place our trust.
Sadly missed by:
Father, Mother Grandfather and
Grandmother, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Wilson Brothers, Dale,
Byron and Rodney and
30pd. Sister, Marybelle.
OBITUARY
SISTER ML XAVIER
After eight months of intense
suffering Sister M. Xavier died
at Gill Memorial hospital, Steu
benville, fortified by the Rites
of Holy Church and fully re
signed to God's will, in the 54th
year of her age.
Solemn funeral rites were held
at the Mount St. Ursula Chapel,
Oid Washington, Reverend Wil
liam R. Byrne, Chaplain, being
celebrant, Reverend Stephen J.
Pekalla deacon, Reverend Cor
nelius Gallagher sub-deacon,
Reverend Angelo J. Cappelli,
master of ceremonies. Other
members of the clergy attending
were Right Reverend Monsignor
Stephen Laca, Reverend James
J. Donaldson. Reverend Robert
Brown, Reverend Roger Brisgal,
Reverend Robert Mascolino, Rev
erend Rudolph Wargo, Reverend
James Dirker. Reverend Francis
Trettel, not able to attend, pro
vided for pall bearers, all of St.
Benedict parish: Max Stokely.
Attv. Frank L. Danello, O. W.
King, R. P. Pelton, John E.
Thompson and H. E. Addison.
The Charles Scott funeral
home was in charge of arrange
ments. Burial was made in Mount
Calvary of Cambridge.
Sister M. Xavier was the fifth
of eight children of the late
Joseph Wald and Magdalen
Siegel Wald of Columbus, Ohio.
Surviving are her mother, two
sisters in religion. Sister Martina,
dominican of the Sick Poor, of
Dayton, Sister M. Angela of the
Ursulines, Old Washington, Mrs.
Elizabeth Sahr, Marie and Mar
garet of the home, two brothers,
Paul and Aloysius all of Colum
bus.
Sister M. Xavier was active as
teacher of primary grades at St.
Ladislaus, Columbus, St. Philo
mena, Caldwell St. Joseph,
Burkhart Assumption, Barnes
ville St. Francis. Toronto, Ohio.
30pd.
IN MEMORY
HERMAN RALPH HESSON
In loving memory of our dear
husband and father, Herman
Ralph Hesson, who passed away
two years ago. January 20. 1957.
Nothing can ever take away
The love a heart holds dear
Fond memories l.nger evn-y
day
•Remembrance keeps him iear.
Sadly missed by:
Wife, Pearl and Children.
Martha. William, Ilene and Irene.
30pd.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to take this means of
thanking all my friends, neigh
bors and relatives for the cards,
letters, flowers and beautiful
hankies I received during my .stay
in the hospital and since I have
returned home. Thanks to Paul
and Charley, Belle Valley Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary No. 641,
and those who have called at my
home to sefc me. Special thanks to
Maggie May God bless you all.
30
Mabel Edwards
Belli Vallev. Ohio
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our heart
felt thanks to our many friends,
kind neighbors, our children,
nurses and aides of Guernsey
Memorial hospital, the ministers
visits and all the prayers for
our recovers*. Special thanks to
Drs. Boyle VanNoate, Jenkins
and Ricard. Also Paul McVav for
his ambulance service, those who
sent cards, hankies and notes. We
deeply appreciate each and every
little act during our illness. They
will always be remembered. God
bless you all.
Clifford and Elsie Marquis
30pd. Sharon, Ohio
PUBLIC AUCTION
TUESDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 27
7:00 l\ M.
MINER'S UNION HALL- FLORENCE ADDITION
CALDWELL, OHIO
Platform -rockers socket sets wrench sets: 7" power saws
to electric drills: soldering guns electric sanders 18"
chain saw hammers- screwdriver sets hand saws electric
blankets blankets bedspreads pillows steam irons electric
skillets deep fryers rope flashlights lamps and hundreds of
miscellaneous articles.
PAFL RAMSEY—Auctioneer
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I MARIETTA
LIVESTOCK AUCTION
EVERY THURSDAY 1:00 P. N.
2 6 y e a s o s a i s a o y s e v i e o e i v e s o k
Producers in this area.
1 Best facilities 2 sets of scales Experienced
1 management Licensed auction eers State
bonded and financially strong. A market you
1 can patronize with confidence.
I Your check over-the-counter if you wish or in the
mail the day of sale.
The Marietta Live Stock Market, Inc.
Pike and Acme Streets Highway Rts. 7 and 50-N
ANNIJAI.
RKPOR
General Fund 1-8.2R
Street Construction MAR S r.fifi.lS
i 23.S3
State Highway Imp. Fund
Total Gen. Village Funds ...
Grand Total of All Funds
(Clork) ... $ 707.91
Total. Hal. and OutsUtnding
Fund -l 94.OR
Total Property Taxes
Fire 0*2.04
Total Protection to Person
and Property I 2.177.117
Sanitation General Village
Funds (Garbage and Rtfune
Removal*
Dust Control
Total Sanitation
Highway* -Genera
Funds
Total Highways
Public Service Enterprise
Electric Light
Sewer Rental & Misc.
Signs
Total Public Service En'-'
prises
Miscellaneous —General
Village Funds
Other
Total Mi»ce1!aneons
Grand Total Expenditures
Institutions (Local. Gn,
State Beer and Liquor
License
Fines and Cont« (Mayor
and Police Court)
Miiicellaneoiia Fees. Sa^ am
Refund on Bond
Commission on l'. v !'le"w
Total Mi -cell.meol:
Other Services
Total Receipts
Mayor—Salary, office
erpense. etc.
Clerk -Salary, dffice
expense, etc.
Treasurer—Salury. offi .
evpense, etc.
Tot.nl General Executive
Offices
General Executive Offices
New Equip't
I or THl I KRK jOf THE
VILLAGE OF BELLE VALLEY
NOBLE. COUNTY, OHIO
J-'or thi- Fiscal Year
Krutmir
1,384.46
i 1,776.72
184. B3
*M95.71
S 707.«4
Warrants* ...
Tt easureA Oa^h HaJance
Cash Balance
December 31, 19."i8
SCHEDULE B-l
Summary Receipts
Property Taxe»—General
941.06
Cigarette Tax 167.06
Stji'.- Motor Vehicle Tax ... S 640.K4
Gawnline Ta* 1,142.00
Inheritance Tax 3 57.9*
Sale.-, Tax and Financial
Institutions (Local, Gov't s S00.00
State Beer and Liquor
License Fee* 3 2.620.00
Total License* and Permits 2,620.00
Fine* and Costs .. 1,820.4S
Contract with Trustees of
Noble Township S 75.00
Firemen'* Relief and
Pensions —Donations 'W.00
Miscellaneous Fee*. Sales iincl
Charges ---General Village
and Other Funds .... 1 »'•. 4 4
Total Miscellaneous Fees
Sales and Charges ... in.41
Public Service F.nterpriscu—
Commission on Pay Phone 4-.36
Refund on SpizaK'.-i Bond I 7.4
Total Public Service
Enterprises S 55.S6
Total Revenue S 8,405.71
Grand Total Receipt* .... X.W.71
SCHEDULE B-2
Summary of Expenditure
General Government
legislative (Council) $ 1
44.00
General Executive i 1,543.09
Buildings (Town Hall. etc. .V 127.t0
Total General Government 1,MRS.29
Protection tu 1
Vraon an!
Property—Police 1.695.Oil
.00
450.7«
525.70
Vil! i'.r
1,498.09
1,498.09
S79.-"*
1 i' 1,96
M-.95
V -I.R4
-S 1*2.49
S 7,4 74.50
SCHEDULE C-l
General Village Funds (Including Stree't
CooFt. M&R, State Highway Improvement
7'ir£, Cemetery. Garbage and Refuse
and Other General Village Funds I
RECEIPTS
Property Ta tee*--—General
Property Tax
Classified Property Ta\
Total Property Taxe
Cigarette Tax ..
State Motor Vehicle Liceu-e
State Gasoline Ta.
Inheritance Tax ..
Sales Tax and Financial
s.ii.,00
.i.'e.OO
1
Charges -Contract witb
Township
Marshal. Police and Fire
Department
oo
",9.0ft
7.49
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«\i.
FOR STATE PURPOOSES-.M Mills.
FOR COUNTY PURPOSES—General Fund 3.00 M/lls
TOTAL—3.50 Mills
BT
TOWNSHIPS
s*
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
CORPORATIONS
Mi
Reflver Twp
Batesviile Corp
Brookfield Twp
Cumberland-Speneer
S. D. (Guernsey)
Buffalo Twp.
Center S. D.
Seneca S. D. ....
Center T\vp
Caldwell S. D.
Summrrfield S. D.
Seneca S. D.
Snrahsville Corp.
Elk Twp ..
Snlem-Liberty
S. D. (Washtnpton)
Monroe S. D. i Monroe)
Enoch Tu
Caldwell S. D.
Center S. D.
Fulda S. D. ...
Southern Noble S. D.
Dexter City Corp.
Jackson Twp
Caldwell S.
Fort Frve S. D.
i Waslnngton)
Southern Noble S
Dexter City Corp
Jefferson T\vp
Aurelius S. D.
Washington
F.Ik S
Fulda S. D.
Salem-Liberty 5.
(Washington*
Southern Noble. S. P.
Dexter City Corp.
Marion Twp
00.,
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Summerfield S.
Seneca S. D.
Stock S D.
Summerfield Corp
Noble Twp.
Belle Valley S
Brookfield S. D.
Caldwell S. D.
Center S. D.
Sharon S D.
Belle Valley Corp
Olive Twp.
Caldwell S D.
Southern Noble S
Caldwell Corp.
Dexter City Corp
Seneca Twp ...
Summerfield S. D.
Sonecaville *S. D.
(Guernsey)
Sharon Twp
Caldwell S. D. -.
Southern Noble S
Stock Twp.
Fulda S D.
Summerfield S. D.
W.ivne Twp.
Beaver S.
Senecaville S. D.
i Guernsey i
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Page Seven
December 81, l!'",i
I'opulnf ion, 19"" On.sus.
Ili-IW- Viilley. Ohio, January 7, 1959
hereby certify the fallowing report, to be correct
SCHEPULE A-l
Summary Fund tl inr'
Bat. Jan. 1
HAZKL STARR, Village Clerk
Receipts :mil Expenditures
Rrreitp« Expenditures Jlnl. Doc. 9*
*1.026.6K
i 081.20
*5.71U*
*1,660.68
$ 86.69
$7,474.50
4 9 5 7 1
71.87
$1,729.15
$7,47 4.50
$1,729.15
•1.T29 15
$1,729.15
$1,729.15
Electric for I'hone Booth $ 22.34
Publit Buildings--Gas (Fuel) $ 58.99
Police Protection--Marshal
and Police Salaries $ 1,200.00
Gas for Police Car $ f4X.78
Total Police Protection 1,648.73
IVilice Department— t'onat.
and New Equipment $ 147.15
Fire Protection—Uai for
Fire Truck $ 95.30
Other Fire Department
Expense 586.74
Total Fire Protection 6 fS2.04
Sanitation Other 450.70
Garbage and Refuse
Removal
Total Sanitation
Highways Street Repair
-9
Sign ...
Street Lighting
Traffic Lights
Total Highways
wellaneotjs Legal
75.00
$ 625.70
1,478.03
9
155.79
9 817.55
I 61.68
$ £,633.05
Advertising
Telephone
County Fines
Sheriff's Fees
Total Miscellaneous
Total Expenditures .... $ 7,474.50
18.55
90. JO
55. )0
18.54
I 182.49
MEMORANDA
Tax Valuation $220,330.00
Total Salaries and Wagen
Paid in 195.x $ 2,985.48
PROBATE NOTICE
Approval ind Settlemort of Account
Accounts ,,ncJ vouchers ot the follow
ing n imeci poisons and estates have
bwjn tiled in the Probate Court of
Noble County. Ohio, for approval and
sett leiTUiit.
First and tmal account oi John W.
Hazard, guardian of Edna Cook.
First and final account of Paul Mc
Vay, administrator of the estate of
John W. Milligan. deceased.
First and lmal account of Paul Mc
Vav. administrator of the estate of
Verna MjUignn, deceased.
First and final account of Clarence
Lockmilkr, executor ot the estate of
Fred I.iOckmiller. deceased.
Firsl and final account of Fred F.
Fox. guardian of Clarence Schwallie.
Unless exception.', are filed thereto,
said accounts will be for htsiring be
fore said Court, on tlii» 23rd day of
February. 19fr. at which time sajcl ac
counts will be considered and contin
ued from flay to day until tmall_y dis
posed ot.
Any person interested may file writ
ten exceptions to said accounts or to
matters pertaining to the execution o£
the trust, not less than five days prior
to the date set tot hearing.
30
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U11.06
1 67.0t
H40.M
1,142.00
•T.PS
w r,
1 1 4
.71
EXPENDITURES
Council- -Salaries, Incidentals
etc. ......
General Executive Office
KARL P. McGINNIS
Probate
Judge
Doris McKee. Depufv Clerk
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to all
my friends and relatives for the
prayers, cards, Rifts, flowers and
visits that I received while a
patient in the Marietta Memorial
hospital. Also to those who don
ated blood and to the doctors and
nurses who so ably cared for me.
Your kindness will always be
remeni bered.
30pd. Earl C'lvmer
Dexte: City,
-1.00
91
1 9
4G
1951
Rates of Taxation
I:: pursuance o: law. I. R. P. Elliott. Treasurer of Is-.b!.-
hereby rivc notice that live number of mills levi/l on ta'
for taxation in said county tor tlie year 1058 is as follows:
Ohi1
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to take this opportunity
to thank all my relatives and
friends for the nice sifts and
phone calls which I received on
my 36th birthday anniversary.
They were deeply appreciated.
Mrs. Hattie Longfellow
in Dexter City, Ohio
County, Ohio, do
joll i!
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property
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n whose name and in what town?hin the properly
nclose a self-addressed stamped envelope tor reply.
25, 26, 27. 28, 29. 30 &
1.50—22.20.-
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1.50— 23 10..
the amount of yoijr taxes by mail, please state clearly
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located. Always
R. P. ELLIOTT,
TTTF1 frlTBgg NOBLE CSBNTY

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