The Journal, 1946-08-29

started erecting a new cement block The old law o{ 1888 which .-------- .--------ml - ml .--------ml g‘ u ’u- Ihibits the sale of intoxicating liquor ac, lv#e duty af. at\ enllsted P^0"- school, class of 1946. The one building, located on West Wlthin two miles of a county or Al former enlisted persons will be street, housing the Dean A. Reed fair while it is in prOgress, will not e^tdled a subsistence allowance MOVES TO CELINA Motor Sales, has been leased by the|affect Belle Valley. |at J*1® rate of 70 cents per day of| Mr and Mrs Richard Clark have Wmgert Contracting Co., Butler, Located a good three miles from such leave Former enlistedI persons I oved household goods to a., and they will occupy this build-Lhe Noble county fairgrounds, the L* 1 e, *Te PaY gra es wi |ceijna where they will make their ing for an indefinite period. [tavern owners in that community, (dependents at e time o as sep‘[future home. Mr. Clark will teach

The state liquor agency in Belle ... ,___.. |TT -ii lamount will be paid by check. |Valley will remain open. I There are approximately 1,0001 Business in general will be sus susformer - former susformer enlisted men in Noble coun- [pended in Caldwell and community ty who will benefit by this terminal [next Monday, September 2, when leave bill and the amount coming [Noble county joins with the nation this county should be approx-|in the observance of Labor Day. r------- wxxx a v All banking institutions, stores, plans for placing the plant back|war re-organizational meeting Sun-|centage of whlch wdl be ,in bonds, (offices and the courthouse will be in operation.------------------------------ |c]ay af fhe Masonic Park in Mari-1 The Veterans of Foreign Wars(ciosed on this official day. Local

The rural electrification is still (share speaking honors with his op- piling of the applications. |the long weekend. using part of the plant as their |ponent, Robert T. Secrest, on the Pe sure and bring in your dis- Residents here are definitely maintenance headquarters and it is (program. (charge or a copy which must ac-|uholiday,. mjnded this week as most believed that actual production Blaine Ullman, Harriettsville post- (company the applications to its des- |ot t^e sjores are dosing Thursday will not get under way until early (master, who served as the organi-. ... iTTizrland Friday afternoons for the Noble October. Lation’s last president before the The office will be in the VFW (county fair and again on Monday for

The plant, which normally em- |war, will preside over the business (nonie over the unemployment office ILabOr Day. It will be the last fling ploys around 30 men and women, (session. |in Caldwell. (for many this summer and the last has been closed down since the end It is expected that Postmaster (official holiday until Thanksgiving of the war. [Thurman Smith, jr., Caldwell, and [BUYS MACHINERY |in November. (others from this county will attend. Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Hune, Mr. The schools in the county and -------------------------------------|and Mrs. Herman Hune, Jr., were in (Caldwell system will remain closed

Opening date of the fall term of |of Caldwell passed over-whelmingly (morning at the Caldwell postoffice, school for St. Ursulci s ncademy and lin the Klav primary. St. Philomenas parochial school) Following the signing of the con-1 anticipated arrival, will be Tuesday morning, Sept. 3. tract, delivery of the new truck has Thurman Smith. Jr., the local W |k° “wdfask^at^he two"^ve'Su according to an announcement made (been promised within ninety work- [master. Sunday by Rev Stephen Pekalla, ing days. it is assumed that local director-pastor.

I Over 1,000 forms were (here, the postmaster said, (will be sufficient to meet the needs I in the entire county. I Explicit instructions Ithe form and all ex-servicemen are expected to fill out their own |b.v the grand jury, entered a plea of [form. The forms have been sim- [guilty and received the same sen senIplified - Iplified senIplified as much as possible in order Itence as Hill. Ithat every enlisted man will under-1 Sheriff McKee said that both men stand it in every detail. Iwere probably implicated in their

“Dusty” Miller Will Speak At Counjy Counjywide - wide Counjywide School Meeting Thanks to the un-tiring efforts of county superintendent, H. C. Se Secrest, - crest, Secrest, who un-like the superintend superintendent - ent superintendent of the city school in Kansas City did not resort to nylons, every teaching vacancy in the Noble county school system has been filled and on Tuesday morning, September 3, the staff will be 100 per cent in every school.