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Thursday, February 5, 1959
Morgan County Well Gauges
More Than 4 Million Cu. Ft.
It is authoritatively reported that the well on the Earl Wilson
farm in neighboring Morgan county, was gauged Tuesday by Virgil
Watson and showed 4,120,000 cu. ft. Another gauge will be taken
when the well settles further. There is also a fair showing of oil in
the well.
This well in the Clinton is
probably the largest ever drilled
in the county and is one of the
largest found in the state in
many months. The lease is owned
by Messrs. Carter and Brooks
with Mr. Watson, who drilled
the "Bone Discovery" well in
charge.
It is said several new locations
are under way but none of the
number have been made public,
although it is said this company
will test the Will Fox which is
included in their holdings and
which lies to the southwest of the
Wilson well. Mr. Wilson sold a
half of his l/8th royalty to the
prospectors testing their lease
holds in the area. Work of dis
mantling the rigging on the Wil
son is in progress as is further
work being done on the Embree
which made an excellent show
ing but which has been haunted
by various sorts of ill luck.
The Swallow well, northwest
of the Bone, was fractured in the
Medina (some 70 feet below the
Clinton) and preparations are in
progress to similarly fracture
the Clinton sand above.
Owned by the Ohio Fuel, it is
believed to have possibilities for
a good well. On the Delmar Wil
son, the drill has reached a
depth of some 2300 feet. The
Everett Greer farm, it is said,
is also in line for a location in
Grade 3 perfect attendance:
Barbara Biedcnbach, Donpld
Burbacher, Kathryn Carpenter,
Debra Carpenter, Rebecca De
long, Lowell Kerns, John Kirk
bride, Betty Leach, Gary Reed,
Cynthia Stallings scholastic:
Barbara Biedenbach, Kathy Car
penter, Brenda Clark, John
Kirkbride.
Grade 4 perfect attendance:
Dale Archer, Stephen Carpenter,
jLena Christman, David Leach,
Carol Moore, Leo Powell, Pa
taricia Smith, Tommy Snyder,
$ue Stephens, Carolyn Tucker,
Connie Wise, William Espen
schicd scholastic: Lena Christ
man, David Dysert, Carol Moore,
Sue Stephens.
Grade 5 perfect attendance:
Jack Blakalee, Harold McEl
fresh, Johnny Truax, George
Warner, Patricia Archer, Bar
bara Leach, Kay Morris, Judy
Reed, Linda Tucker, Linda War
ner, Calvin King scholastic
jack Blakalee, Jack Barnett,
Kenneth Wise, Barbara Leach,
Sharon Saunders.
Grade 6 perfect attendance:
Only One Senior On Honor Roil For
Six Weeks Period At Sarahsville
the immediate future.
The Trans-Eastern Victorian
Petroleum Co., Inc. of Clouders
port, Pa., is moving in and set
ting up drilling equipment on
the Lloyd Smith on Meigs creek,
some 3V2 miles north of the
"Bone Discovery" well.
The Lloyd Smith is the former
Marion Mahon farm, and is a
portion of the large land hold
ings of Ray G. Smith and sons,
Lloyd and Homer Smith. As we
understand it, this will be a test
in virgin oil and gas drilling
territory, or at least no deep
wells have been drilled in that
vicinity. Drilling activity out
Bristol way has reached the
feverish state and, from every
indication, prospects are daily
growing brighter for opening an
important new oil and gas field
in that area.
Zane$ville Driver
Arrested For D. W. I.
Elmer Warner, 48, of Zanes
ville, was arrested Sunday at
Belle Valley by Marshal Law
rence Macenko and charged with
driving while intoxicated.
He was arraigned that same
afternoon before Mayor Eddie
Bailey, of Belle Valley, and fined
$100 and costs and three ctfcys in
the Noble county jail.
Two Seniors Make Third Six Weeks
Hofior Roll In Summerfield Schools
Lawrence Crum and Kathrvn Bishop were the only two seniors
to make the honor roll at Summert'ield for the third six weeks end
ing January 16, according to Ward Bishop, executive head.
The complete list is as follows:
Grade 1 perfect attendance:
Beverly Biedenbach, Dennis Car
penter, Timmie. Clark, Carol
Christman, Jay Dee Kerns, Roger
Reed, Audrey Warner: scholastic:
Dennis Carpenter, Victoria Gry
walski, Diane McElfresh.
Grade 2 perfect attendance:
Linda Eates, Jane Bates, Kathy
-Carpenter, Joyce Cline, Terry
Smith, Linda Stotts, Frankie
Wise scholastic: Joyce Cline,
Cheryl Leasure, Kathy Carpen
ter, Pamela Edgar, Judy Moore,
Frankie Warner, Frankie Wise.
Gary Edgar, Paul Henry, Mar
tin Johnson, Tim Reed, Gary
Snyder, Rosie Smithberger
scholastic: Gary Edgar, Martin
Johnson, Tim Reed, Carolyn
Guiler.
Grade 7 perfect attendance:
Sue Bates, Alice Carpenter, Bar
bara Espenschied, Darla Starr,
Darlene Thompson, Brian Christ
man, Donnie Kirkbride, Warren
Moore, Gene Reed, James Reed
scholastic: Donna Kirkbride,
Alice Carpenter.
Grade 8 perfect, attendance:
"Kenneth Clark, Karl Guiler,
Vernon Kirkbride, David Reed,
Charles Snyder, Lila Christman,
Barbara Leasure scholastic: Ver
non Kirkbride.
Grade 9 perfect attendance:
Dwight Carpenter, Ronald Gant,
Gleorge Leasure, Thomas Starr,
Delbert Tucker, Marlene Archer,
Karola Delong, Olive Hill, Nancy
Martin, Ann Sheiton, Sandra
Smith scholastic: Karola De
long, Ann Sheiton, Sandra Smith.
Grade 10—perfect attendance:
Larry Edear, Edsel Hannahs,
William Thomas, Vivian Moore,
Elaine Tripplett scholastic
James Crum, Larry Mallett,
Elaine Tripplett.
Grade 11—perfect attendance
Darrel Gant, John Green, Virgil
Thompson, Peggy Christman,
Rita Gressel, Kathryn Parks
scholastic: Leanna Carpenter.
Grade 12—perfect attendance:
lesson Carpenter, Marlin
Brown, Floyd Stern, Jr., Gloria
Bates, Kathryn Bishop, Gloria
Guiler scholastic: Lawrence
Crum, Kathryn Bishop.
Only one senior was abl^ to make the honux xoil at Center local
schools in Sarahsville for the third six weeks, according to a list re
leased today by Hobart Bond, executive head.
The complete honor roll and perfect attendance is as follows:
Honor Roll
Grade 2 Michael Merry,
Donnie Moore, Robert Norman,
Marilyn Carter, Clyta Cater,
Sue Cooper, Nancy Jacobs, Cindy
Kirkbride, Sandra Lestock, Bon
nie Wheeler Grade 3 Jody
Cox, Jeffery Hayes, Lance Van
Fleet, Connie Clark, Diana
Moore, Christine Semple, Dar
lene Stottsberry.
Grade 4 Cheryl Clark,
Karen Clark, Jane Davis, Jo
Ann Dreher, Roberta Semple,
Vicki Stottsberry Grade 5
David Carter, David Everly,
James Shaw, Gary Stottsberry,
Gary Benner, Cheryl Kirkbride,
Patricia Young Grade 6 Joyce
Eates, Paulette Shafer, Frank
McAuley.
Grade 7 Nancy Cooper,
Becky Kirk, Margaret Semple,
Sandra Stottsberry Grade 8
Janet Sholtis, Merlin Wentworth
Joyce Young Grade 9 Myrle
Watson, Patricia Reed.
Grade 10 None Grade 11
Karen Sue Bates, Barbara Bond^
Deloris Bond, Lana Trescott,
Grade 12 Barbara Rossiter.
Perfect Attendance
Grade 1 Dale Clark, Terry
Stottsberry, Kenneth West, Terry
West, David Wilson, Marlene
Hurcov Grade 2 Kenneth
Anderson, Michael Merry, Don
e Moore, Kenneth Wilson
arilyn Carter, Clyta Cater, Sue
ooper, Cindy Kirkbride, Sandra
Lestock, Bonnie Wheeler.
Grade 4 Robert Gibson,
Thomas West, William West,
Cheryl Clark, Karen Clark, Jane
Davis, Jo Ann Dreher, Roberta
Semple, Vicki Stottsberry.
Grade 3 Jody Cox, Jeffery
Hayes, Roger Kirkbride, Diana
Moore, Christine Semple.
Grade 5 Norman Abbot
Gary Benner, David Everly
James Rossiter, James Shaw.
Grade 6 Robert Bond, Shir
ley Anderson, Joyce Bates
Darla Robinson, Gary Stotts
berry, Cheryl Kirkbride, Judith
Wickham, Patricia Young.
Grade 7 David Anderson
James Carter, Billy Clark
Nancy Cooper, Terry Gibson
Sandra Stottsberry, Charles
West, John West, Marilyn
Wheeler Grade 8 Hubert
Bates, Tyke Bates, Howard
Hague, Mike Kirkbride, Mary
Nesselroad, Janet Sholtis, Mari
lyn Wentworth, Joyce Young.
Grade 9 Frank Bettinger
William Bettinger, Kathy Bond
Gary Hague, Sally Jo Martin
Ronald Moore, Irene Picken
paug'h, Jerry Robinson, Kenneth
Shafer, Myrle Watson, Joyce
Vorhies Grade 10 Irene Bond
Carol Dudley, Charles Hannum,
James Leek, Lula Robinson
Lauerne Wentworth, Myra Wor
rail.
Grade 11 Karen Bates, Bar
bara Bond, Deloris Bond, Pa
tricia Charlton. Margie Clark,
Gerald DePuy, Karen Hively
Grade 12 Arthur Stotts
berry, Marilyn Hague, Erma
Casey.
Hupp,
Grade 6
Seven Seniors Make The Honor Roll
For This Period At Belle Valley High
T-
The seniors really went all out at Belle Valley and seven were
listed on the honor roll for the period between Nov. 24 and Jan. 16,
according to an announcement by Lester Wheatley, acting executive
head.
This is the greatest number! of seniors for any school in the
county system. The honor roll!
and perfect attendance list is asl Charles Caldwell, David De
follows: I lancey, Thurman Harmon, How
Honor ROll I &rd Lorey, Thomas Sklenar. Her-
Grade 2 Marvin Feldner, I bert Smith, Steve Yakupcak,
Rodney Marietta, Charles Teters, I Beverly Buckey, Sandra Dusen
Joseph Thomas, Diane Hronec,I berry, Doris Ginn, Janet Mixik,
Janie
Grade 4 Diana Brown,
Brenda Danford, Patty Khune,
Larry Kominar, Carol Lett, John
Mizik, Vickie Perkins, James
Serdy, Phyllis Tomdho, Joellen
War go, Sharon Yocco, Kathy
Miller.
Grade 5 Darlene Malenda,
Diana Still, Sharon Hannum,
raldine Nichols, April Math-
Grade 3 Eugene Carnes.l
Larry Kilburn, Terry Milligan,
Thomas Mizik, James Perkins,
James Taylor, John Wargo, Jr.,|
Brenda Cartell, Darla Ginn, Dar
lene Haga, Janet Hill, Marilyn I
Roberts, Paula Seamster, Judith
Smith.
Grade 4 Jackie Archer, I
Joseph Archer, Charles Doven
barger, Larry Kominar, Carol)
Lett, Kathy Miller, John Mizik,
Terry Perkins, Joellen Wargo, I
Terry Yakupcak, Sharon Yocco,
Paul Yonker.
Grade 5 Darlene Malenda,
Diana Still, Richard Roberts,!
Geraldine Nichols, Jack Johnson,
Lynn Mallett, David Cartell,
Constance Marietta, Martha War
ner, Frederick Perkins, Mark
Thomas, Dennis E?chman, Roger
Feldner, Delbert Gordon, Jerry
Archer, Ronald Hronec, Robert]
Lori, Sandra Leisure.
Grade 6 Francis Brown,
SCOUT SUNDAY
Cub Pack 584 will attend
special services in recognition of I
Scout Sunday at the First Church
of Christ this Sunday. The Cub|
Pack, with their Den Mothers,
Cubmaster and Pack committee-1
men will be given special re-1
cognition. At this service a rep
resentative from the Scout office I
will present the new charter to
the church. This will begin the
eighth year of sponsorship of the
Cub Pack by this church.
RED CROSS MEETING
A rescheduled meeting of the I
board of directors of the Noble
county Red Cross will be held
Monday evening, Feb. 9 at 7:00
o'clock in the chapter rooms on
the first floor of the court house.
Executive Secretary V. G. Hed
dleson said this meeting was to
have been held two weeks ago
but due to the high waters only
a few members of the board were
able to get into Caldwell.
POMONA GRANGE
Regular meeting of Noble
county Pomona grange will be
held Tuesday evening, Feb. 10 at
the Sharon grange hall in I
Sharon, beginning at 7:30 o'clock.
Following the business meeting,
there will be a program by the I
lecturer. A jot luck lunch will
be served and all members are
urged to attend.
Janet Secrest, Kathy I Twila Perkins, Patty Uhl.
Serdv, Joan Tomcho. I Grade 7 Sam Cartell, Ray
Grade 3 Eugene
Carnes,
eney, Richard Roberts, David I Pitts, Carl Roberts, Mike Roberts,
Cartell, George Anderson, Mar-1 Lynn Seamster, Connie Spriggs
tha Warner, Vicki Niswonger.l Grade 10 Riley Dovenbarg
Bonnie Bond, Patricia Cunning-1 er. Jerald Heeter, James Secrest,
ham, Constance Marietta, Ronaldl James Walters, Daryl Wheeler,
Hronec, Sandra Leisure. I Carolyn Archer, Oretha Lett,
Grade 8 Richard Devolld
Grade 9 Joyce Cain, Grace
Dennis, Lynn Seamster, Judy
Serdy, Judy Willey: Grade 10
Marilyn Pickenpaugh, Lois Tet-[
crs.
Grade 11 Polly Hill, Violet I
Teters, Judy Walters: Grade 12—|
Sue Phipps, Janet Hysell, Fon
tella Greathouse, Mary Dennis, I
David Ziler, Larry Foraker,|
Robert Brown.
Attendance
Grade 1 Larry Bailey,
Danny Boyd, David King, Mich
ael Malenda, Tommy Mackie,|
Patricia Cobb, Mary Dovenbarg
er, Wilma Hannum, Becky Nis
wonger, Teresa Perkins, Joyce
Stewart.
Grade 2 Edwin Dovenbarg-|
er, James Duffalo, Richard Esch
inan, Rodney Marietta, Andrew
Mika, James Mizik, Mitchell
Perkins, Bernard Roberts, Gary
Roberts, Kenneth Wiley, Robert
Yonker, Brenda Gordon, Diane
Hronec, Janie Hupp, Janet Sec-|
rest, Kathy Serdy, Joan Tomcho.
ENTERS HOSPITAL
George Thompson, Caldwell,
has entered Marietta Memorial
hospital for ob&rvation and
treatment. He was dismissed to|
his home, Monday.
CONFINED TO HOME
Mrs. Nettie Tilton has been I
confined to her home on Cum-I
tberland street for the past month I
with illness. She is reported to be
improving.
Favorite toys of a century ago
are displayed each yuletide sea
son in the Ross County Historical
Society's Museum, Chillicothe,|
Ohio.
Francis Brown, I Karen Long, Lois Teters.
Gary Brown, Pamella Bartoletta.l Grade 11 Carl Geary, Rol
Carolyn Dovenbarger, Janet| ]and Moore, Polly Hill, Barbara
Mizik, Patty Uhl Grade 7
Michael Hrinko, Willard Barn
house.
THE JOURNAL. CALD WELL. OHIO
1
I mond Gaydos, Michael Hrinko,
Terry Milligan, Thomas Mizik.l Barbara Macenko, Robert Mizik.
Elizabeth Danford, Connie Nis
wonger, Paula Seamster, Suella
Thomas.
Tom Perkins, Diane Perkins,
Margaret Seamster, Gerald
Warner.
Grade 8 Janice Archer,
Ralph Delancey, Richard De
Volld, Gary Ginn, Gloria Har
mon, Joyce McCune, Linda Nich
olson, Carol Perkins, William
Roberts, Cecil Warner.
Grade 9 Joyce Cain, Grace
Dennis, Carol Greathouse, Joyce
Haga, Kenneth Harmon, Mike
Higgins, Gerald Morris, Diana
Pickenpaugh, Violet Teters,
Judy Walters, Faye Wiley.
Grade 12 Judy Archer,
Janet Hysell, Becky Wiley, Larry
Foraker, Herbert Hurst
DUNCAN HFNES
CAKE MIXES
YACHT CLUB
PEACHES
I Lb. Pkg.
ARMOURS STAR
SHANK HALF
HAM
HAM
ARMOURS ENDS and PIECES
2H SIZE
GREEN
GOLDEN RIPE
NO. 2 y2
CAN
MM
BOB EVANS
SAUSAGE
59'
WIENERS *59
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BACON »29
LETTUCE 2—29
POTATOES""59c
ONIONS 2 19
Bananas i-W
Bran Crunch Coffee Cake
Serve spicy, hot Bran Crunch Coffee Cake to perk-up break
fast, brunch, or morning coffee on a drab winter day. This de
lightful combination of buttery cereal crunch, spice, and biscuit
(lough is quick and easy to make. Biscuit mix is prepared,
topped, and filled with a mixture of bran flakes, brown sugar,
butter, and cinnamon. To speed preparation, the cereal crunch
can be fixed ahead of time and stored in the refrigerator ready
to use.
If per chance, there should be any left, simply wrap in foil
and freeze or store in the refrigerator. To serve—reheat thor
oughly. The ingredient use of breakfast cereals is an easy way
to increase the protein, vitamin, essential mineral, and food
energy content of recipes.
Bran Crunch Coffee Cake
cup butter or margarine, 1 teaspoon cinnamon
melted 2 cups prepared biscuit
cup brown sugar, i egg, slightly beaten
well-packed cup milk
IVi cups bran flakes
Mix together melted butter or margarine, brown sugar, bran
Bakes, and cinnamon. Combine biscuit mix.
5 5
egg
stir vigorously 30 seconds. Spread half of batter in greased
Square pan (8x8x2 inches). Sprinkle half of cereal mixture over
top. Cover with remaining baiter and top with remaining cereaL
Bake in a moderate oven (375^.) until done and brown, 20 to
25 minutes. Serve warm. Yield: 16 pieces.
and milk, and
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COFFEE
Four Seniors Make Honor Roll For
Third Six Weeks At Harriettsville High
Four Seniors from Elk local high school made the honor roll fqr
the third six weeks of school, according to Luther Schramm, execu
tive head.
Honor Roll
Qrade 1 Lewis Crum, Tony
Forshey, Johnie Huffman.
Grade 2 Linda Forshey,
Jimmy Fryfogle, Linda Schoep
pner, Pamela Williams.
Grade 3 Janie Blair, Donna
Crum, Donna Duff, Donald Luke,
Sandra Schoeppner, Dennis Ste
phens, Patty Tewanger.
Grade 4 David Bishop, Ruth
Rohrer, Shirley Snider, Doris
Williams.
Grade 5 Cheryl Bennett,
Gregory Duff, Bonnie Erb, Tim
Fleeman, Kermit Stoffel.
Grade 6 Linda Beardmore,
Linda Bennett, Mary Huffman,
Linda Rohrer, Harry Schafer.
Grade 7 Gary Blair, Judy
Love, Marilyn Stoffel.
Grade 8 None.
Grade 9 Frank Baker, David
Huffman, Keith Hughlett, Wade
Lucas.
Grade 19 Larry Bettinger,
Mary Lou Hesson, Jo Ann Mor
rison, Nancy Rossiter.
Grade 11 James Blair, Betty
Sue Crum, Larry Crum, Joe
Fliehman, Joan Forshey, Bev
erly Griffen, Sue Hendershot,
Bob Huffman, Ann Johanning,
Velma VanFossen.
Grade 12 Roger Hendershot,
Dana Morrison, Dale Schoeppner,
Dean Schott.
Perfect Attendance
Grade 1 Larry Archer,
Lewis Crum. Tony For.-v.ey,
GOLD MEDAL
FLOUR
5-Lb. Baff
49c
MONARCH
SHORTENING
3-16.
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HUTCHINS
MARKET
KENNY'S CUT
GREEN BEANS
3
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Cans
KENNY'S
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Johnie Huffman Grade 2
Jimmy Fleeman, Linda Forshey,
i y y o e a e i n e
Groves, Linda Schoeppner, Bon
nie Tewanger, Connie Tewanger.
Grade 3 Donna Archer,
Donna Crum, Lynn Daniels,
Donna Duff, Calvin Hendershot,
Donald Luke, Sandra Schoep
pner, Dennis Stephens, Patty
Tewanger, Judy Tray lor Grade
4 Linda Archer, David Bet
tinger, Eddie Forshey, Billy
Pryor, Ruth Rohrer, Ellen Tray
lor, Doris Williams, Larry Wil
liams.
Grade 5 Cheryl Bennett,
Tim Fleeman, Kermit Stoffel
Grade 6 Kenneth Ayers, Linda
Beardmore, Mary Huffman,
Harry Johanning, Linda Rohrer,
Harry Schafer.
Grade 7 Gary Blair, Marie
Daniels, Charles Johanning, Judy
Love, Joe Lucas, Marilyn Stoffel.
Grade 8 Betty Williams
Grade 9 Frank Baker, Larry
Bettinger, Eugene Daniels, David
Huffman, Keith Hughlett, Blake
Pryor, Gary Wilson Grade 10
Jo Ann Morrison, Nancy Ros
siter.
Grade 11 James Blair, Betty
Crum, Landseer Daniels, Joe
Fliehman, Sue Hendershot, Bob
Huffman, Ann Johanning.
Grade 12 None.
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