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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-11
ORDINANCE NO. 3ss
COUNCIL SERIES

COUNCIL SERIES
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
ORDINANCE NO. 80, COUN-
GIL SERIES.
Passed by the City Council on
first reading July 8, A. D., 1941.
Passed by the City Council on
second reading July 8, A. D., 194l.
Passed by the City Council on
third and final reading July 8,
A. D., 1941.
WILLIAM A. FREEMAN,
President, City Council,
Attest:
p. L. WEATHERFORD,
City Clerk.
Approved by me this 9th day
of July, A. D., 1941.
WILLARD M. ALBURY.
julyl1-lt Mayor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-11
CHARTER NO. 1872,
RESERVE DISTRICT NO. @
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
KEY WEST IN THE STATE OF
FLORIDA. Al THE CLOSE OF

BUSINESS ON JUNE 20. 1871.
published in response to call
made by Comptroller of the Cur
rency, under Section sell, u. S. Re-
vised Statutes)
ASSETS
Loans and discounts
Including $3.50 over
drafts) -...-......-..-.....-.-....$ 356, 402 80
United States Govern
menu obligations. di-
rect and guaranteed 3G5, 81 Z. 46
Obligations of States
and political sub
divisions .-....-..-...--...... $3.50. GA
debentures ',.. 74,112.e1
Corporate stocks, in
Guiding stock of Fed
eral Reserve bank -. 6,613.41
Cash, balances with
other banks. inclnd-
ing reserve balance,
and cash items in
process of collection . 1,231 036. 50
Bank premises owned
$13,S75 90, furniture
and fixtures SILL
1881 ................,.-.....,. 25.s5o.sl
Real estate owned other
than bank premises 34.SS1.97
Other assets ........-....-.. 1856
Total assets $2,1s2.9 2o.37
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Night Game

Called, Fifth Inning, RAIN
Gomez and Dickey; Niggeling
and Terrell.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-11
rick and. Desautels.

Chase, CarrasqueI and Early;
Rigney and fresh
Boston at Detroit, threatening
weather.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-11
SPORTS CALENDAR
BASEBALL
MAJOR LEAGUES

DtA0tIDALL
major LEAcUEs)
TODAY
American
Washington at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis,
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia Cleveland, not
scheduled.
National
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
st. Louis-New York and Pitts
burgh- Philadelphia, not sched-
uled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-11

WEIGHT-LETING
SUNDAY
Challenge issued by Key West
champions to all service men.
South Beach, 400 p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-11

SOFTBALL
tBaYview Park. 500 p. MI
TONIGHT
All-Stars VS.. City Champion
Peppers Plumbers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-11

Clarence Buddington Kelland,
born in Portland, Mich,
GO years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-11

& Lanier, Gumbert, Krist and
Mancuso: Melton, Adams, Wittig
and banning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-11

Howard Vincent O'Brien of
Chicago, columnist and author,
born there, SO years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Olsen and Mccullough; Javery
and Mast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
1000 Entries
In Contest
Winning Snaps"
OF Posies Chosen

More than 1000 entries sub
mitted by some 200 children COM
prised snapshot contest and
flower show conducted at Ia
eomas several plsyfields Thurs
day afternoon.
The city-wide event. sponsored
by the Metropolitan Park board,
embraced 10 playfields. In the
Photographic contests. the exhibits
were made entirely by juveniles;
flowers. after they had been
judged. were presented to shut
ms Of the respective communities.
Winners in the various elassifi-
cations included the following.
Mckinley PiayfieId
Flowers: Eileen Burgstad.
Snapshots Alice Blair.
South Park Playfield
Flowers: Don Bushey. Snap
shots: Ed Hsger. Larry Hickey,
Joy orman. Edna Hickey.
Mckinley Park
Flowers: Betty Kerk. Cleo
Brant. Donnie Stewart, jeanne
Harris. Snapshots: Billy Ratazyk,
Glare Edwards. elena Raybell.
Harmon Playfield
Flowers: Marilyn Munt, De-
lores Omodt. Ann Williams. Marion
Bush. Snapshots: Marion Bush,
Marie West. Genevieve Oman, Ed
Munt.
Alling Park
Flowers: Janice Barclay. Dick
Falk. Darlene Skinson. Dorothy
Jean Harrison. Snapshots: Ruth
Benjamin, Lynn Peterson, Donna
Lee McMahill. Janice Barclay.
Portland Ave. Plsyfield
Flowers: Patricia Nc Queen
Martha Steiner. Snapshots: Rich
ard Messo.
Wright Park
Flowers Colleen McHugh.
Snapshots: Gloria Gunderson,
Kenny Kennett. Colleen McHugh.
Manitou Playfield
Flowers: Beverly Robertson.
Snapshots: Frank Ruth.
Dawson Playfield
Flowers: Tommie klapsteis.
Jefferson Playfield
Flowers. Leroy Smith, Jimmy
Christensen. Snapshots: Clarce
Powers. Janet Barnard, Ruth and
Margaret Maceman, Jimmy Chris
Jensen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
PREPARE FOR JOURNEY
TO WESTERN AREA


Already packed under the can
vas cover were some farm imple-
msnts and few pieces of furni-
ture. From the brides home there
came other articles and supplies
needed for the journey out west. p"
There were canned fruits and jel-
lies. cured meats. pickles, flour.
cornmesl, small quantities Of sugar
and precious commodities in
those days-bedding. two extra
pair of shoes. cloth for two dresses
for the wife and an extra pair of
trousers for the husband. For
cooking they had a Dutch oven. "
a most useful piece Of equipment.
Some tears were shed as the
young Adventures drove away on
a journey that was to take them
finally nearly two thousand miles
beyond the then far west"
About the time Ezra and Eliza
Meeker were starting west q
young German immigrant boy,
Claus Spreckeis. had saved enough
money to start a general store in
Charleston. N. c. Young Spreck-
els also had heard of the free
land and other opportunities in
the west and few years later he
moved 10 San Francisco. not 10
seek land. but TO make money by
providing things which the land
seekers would have TO buy. He
established n large general ktore
and a brewery. Later he became
| known as the sugar king"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19

NEW YORk-Georgs Walsh, z2,
who told police he was known a.
the "walla Walla Kid" WAS ar
rested on kidnapping and robbery
charges late Thursday when three
newspaper employees wearied of
his pretense and gave him a sound
threshing.
Walsh ieaped into the newsps'
permen's car in Manhattan and
forced them to drive to Brooklyn
by pretending he had q gun in his
pocket. In Brooklyn. the news
paper employes-Arthur Elwood'
Brooks Mcclure and Harry Cor
wiser. all Of the Herald-Tribune-
turned on Walsh. ripped off his
shirt and held him until police
arrived.
Walsh said he had served q
four-year term in Washington
state penitentiary for robbery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
Many Persons File
For Divorces Here

New divorce actions were on Tile
with the county clerk by Rudolph
against Margaret Kinkella, chsrg-
ing burdensoms homelife, married
April rs, 1888, in Chehalis; Dor
othey against Budd e. Howard
charging burdensome homelife,
married February 1, 1899, in Sc
attic: Margaret M. against Marion
Newton, charging that personal
conduct with other women, mis-
management of their affairs,
broken promises by defendant TO
plaintiff had destroyed affection,
regard and respect" asking for
custody Of two minor children and
support money. married September
"a 1928. in Colville. Wash.
Final DEGREES were on file 10
Dorothy from William b. Hender-
son. Margaret d. from Edwin M.
Anderson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
VALLEY DEVELOPS INTO
AN IMPORTANT AREA

Thus out OF a chain of circum-
stances affecting the lives Of three
persons in widely separated parts
Of the country. a town was born
and the Puysllup valley was de-
vsloped into one Of the important
areas Of the northwest. or the
three. each an important figure
in his own right. the name Of
Ezra Meeker L. the only one 70 be
given lasting national recognition.
The interesting story of his dra-
matte career will be told in a
series Of articles appearing exclu-
siveiy in The Tacoma Times.
Much Of the material viii be new.
The series will conclude on the
last day Of the historical specta-
Gle. Ezra Meeker Days" 10 be
presented in Puyallup Aug. 10
8, inclusive.
The next article. Saturday, will
tell the story of the experiences
OF the Meekers as they sought a
home in Iowa and then joined the
wagon wheelers" on the trail 70
the Oregon country"
The narrative will mark the
transition from OK team to air
plane. for after having gone over
the Oregon trail with his covered
wagon yoke II oxen. he viewed q
portion Of the trail from an air
p1sss.
TN Rs CoatinUNdl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19

furnish barrels for Spreckels. the
sugar king. Around the industry.
situated on a corner of the Meeker
hon ranch. a town had sprung up
almost overnight. The CONVERSE
ton was something like this:
Farauharson Ezra. the
child Ii born. What are we
going TO call II?
Meeker-Give it your own name.
You started the boom.
Farquharson-No. ! think
Il should be Meekerville. We
wouldn't have come here II you
hadn't helped.
Meeker - That W GU n I do.
Some of the folks around here
don't like me and they'd make an
awful fuss II the town was named
for me.
Farauharson-Tbe why not
give Il the Indian name. Puy-
nilup: Nobody could object to
that.
That's the very thing
well call the town Puysllup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
Sonia Henie Applies
For u. S. Citizenship

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. - soma
Henie. a native n Norway. applied
for United States citizenship Fri
day.
Mss Henie has been in this
country for the last FIVE years.
accident fund there were s.. 53s.-
500 worth Of bonds and cash and
S1.35o.455 in the reclamation re-
volving fund.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19

to be a farmer"
II want to be a farmer. too,
the girl replied. but / want to
live on our own land and In our
own cabin"
That's all there WAS 10 teach
took IT for granted that they were
pledged 10 each other.
The boy WAS Ezra Meeker.
and the girl WAS Eliza Jane
Sumner. daughter of . neigh
bor Of the Meekers.
In the natural course Of events
they were married. To carry out
their desire to have = farm and
cabin Of their own. they had de-
cided to 20 "out west to Iowa,
where good land could be had al
most for the asking. Relatives
and friends warned against going
80 far away. but the young people
were determined on the adventure,
and one day early in October,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
Memorial Service
For Mrs. Houston

A memorial service for Ms May
y. Houston. who died December
2 in Forest Hills. y. Y. vill Be
held IN the Fireplace room Of
First Congregational church Sat
urday 81 : ?. m Rev. Edgar c.
Wheeler and Rev. Harold L.
Booch viii direct the service.
Friends are requested TO omit
flowers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
Permanent School
Funds Show SURPLUS

oLYMPIA-Six perm men :
school funds in the state treasury
have $50. sol SIS IN cash and
bonds IN them. Treasurer Otto
Case reported Friday.
The permanent school fund
proper. only the interest from
which common schools can spend.
had 81 .4637s3 worth Of bonds
and S759.525 in cash which had
not yet been invested.
IN the workmen's compensation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19

LONDON - Rumors circulated
Friday that Brendsn Brscken.
private secretary 70 Prime Min
ister Winston Churchill. or Sir
Walter Monckton. deputy director
general Of the ministry OF informa-
ton. soon would replace Alfred
Duff Cooper as minister Of infor-
nation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
From Old Prairie Schooner,
Ok Team to Airplane


One OF them has been forester except historical recalls
Is a
a
II submitted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
Garden Club
Plans Picnic
Peninsula Tour
Set for Tuesday

GIG HARBOR-John Paul Jones
lodge No. al, r. and A. NJ. will
meet In special communication
Tuesday evening AZ 7.30. There
will be work in the second degree
and visiting Masons are welcome.
On Tuesday, the ,msteur Gar
den club will enjoy q picnic tour.
Meeting at the clubhouse at 10 a.
m. where transportation will be
provided for those who do not have
cars. the club will 20 to Sunrise
Beach where they viii view the
gardens Of Matt Newell. Return
ing to Gig Harbor they will visit
the Hollycroft gardens Of p. II.
Peyran at shoreacres. Other gar
dens to be inspected will be those
of Mn. A. L. Dillon Of Elgin and
Mrs.. Christianson Of Wauns.
Somewhere along the line Of travel
Q picnic lunch will be held.
The Peninsula Garden club will
stage q picnic at brakes Nursery,
Lake Bay, on Tuesday, leaving Gig
Harbor by car at 10 a. m.
The "Sew-what" girls club VIII
put on q beach party and picnic
on the ]. Goldman property at
Wanna Friday evening at 1880.
Return Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Carlson. Jr..
and Mr.. and Mrs. Guilford Paulson
returned Tuesday from a fishing
vacation at Sekiu, on the straits.
Mrs. c. T. Shaw left Thursday
for a months trip to California
where she will visit her mother.
Nra. Aida Stevenson. at lngle-
wood and friends In Santa Barbara
and San Francisco.
vacation Bible school COM
mencss at Rosedale church Mon
day at 2 p. m.
Mark Mercer OF Vaughn Rft
Wednesday for Minneapolis for q
visit of several weeks with rela-
tives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
TOWN SPRINGS UP:
is CALLED TO PUYALLUP

Twenty-Five years after Ezra
Meeker and his bride started west
in their covered wagon he stood
with Farquhsrson In the office Of
= coopersse plant which had inst
started on q long thine contract to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
BY {. 7. SHORT
Tacoma Times staff Writer

Early in the year 1885, boy just out of his teens and
girl year younger whose families owned nearby farms
few miles from indianapolis, began keeping company
They had together with other young farm people
of the community but did not become conscious of the mutual
attraction until the boy said to the girl one day.
I'm 1881 the Sumner
a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-19
YOUNG FELLOW NAMED
FARQUHARSON HAS IDEA

A couple OF years after Ezra
and Eliza Meeksr started west. a
young fellow named Albert Far
ouhsrson had completed his APP
premiership in . cooper shop in
Boston. He turned out TO he an
expert barrel maker. and like the
Meekers ard spreckels decided TO
seek his fortune In the west He
first stopped in Kansas city. where
the Diamond FIGURING company,
one of the largest flour msnufac-
turing concerns in the country.
was situated.
Farquhsrson went to work in
the firms eooperage department,
finally took over the barrel-mak-
ing job, at a profit 10 himself of
$40 a day. then went to San Fran
cisco, attracted by the big boom
on the Pacific coast. followed the
Northern Pacific 10 Tacoma and
established a barrel factory near
a heavy growth Of timber in the
Puyallup valley.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-25

stuolf Sternen uno gefleibet NIT Der
Sonue. @eprieien ,luo eelobt bon
oeu neln Gboren Ser @ngel als ibre
9onisiu, beiubelt uno besriiBt bon
ibren 2inbern lnten i'm Srinental.
Bte flang feline Stinune 10 rein uno
melooiid), penn er 5u ibr elm ihones
Wailieo anltimmte: id fiiblte feline
8eseiiteruns iett nod, als tuenn id
meben ibm itGnoe. 9ann tuie innig'
lno sart flebte er sic Wutter @ottes
an, leoab id 6asielbe 5euer bon ibm
fling, aitf bem 8ese nad Sans ians,
oann slt Sauie inter bem S1inoel>
oad) auf -einem Saufen Seuerbol5
ntein Altar6en aufbalte, nit aer5en.
ltrmpen beiest, elm Mutter @ottes.
8ilo6en oabiuter, oann Sic aer3en
an5ii,oete uno int aer5eu1idt mein
Nadtgebet berridtete. limo 6ann sic
@er5 sSeiu-anbadt! @ie ipl.noeridon
tpar oielelbe! Damn bereitete er uns
3inoer Dor, na6 Tangent ltnterri6t,
auf sic fl. 8eidte. Die meiiten &in-
Ser fonnten nibt leIen, belonoers fein
9el,tIdb; barum muBte er alles DEM
@eoG9tnis einpaufen, uno iie bebiel-
ten es aud. gn0li1 fam Die erIte
aomnutniontlaiie. bon Der id BLOB ei-
niae 5tuuoen befam, neil mir meg
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-25

oas @riiBen berseiieu? Nimm oei'
alteu Sdlappbut ab llno gritB,' ionit
bau Dir ben idntusisen 9edel bonn
aopf!" Ser bate altd iein Sett.
Daraui orebte er lid gu mcinem Ba.
ter unb iaste: ,,Die 2erle bier iino
iauoumm ,nS srob." Bater lad)te
uno meinte: ,,Rl,n, mir iiuo bier in
amerifa." ~SSa". iaste Ser Hfarrer>
,,brauben >uiiroen iie poli5eilid ein-
aeitedt, oenn iie fins 81 onmm gum
5erltn,lalafen, ea5u sefdbrlid: ibre
Dunnbeit itobt iiberaa an." Gin
bieoerer Sdtpabe mad)t i,nmer
Sder5!
gater batte sleidj 80 aeres @uid-
lano gefalit nno tpollte elm 8lod-
bats oarauf bauen uno gang ernit
al sic Nrbeit seben. A6er aaes idlus
febl - feline 0ittel, feline &ilie, fein
Yeroienit ionittuo. Sdgemiiblenarbeit
par pel,ig. SO bergins ibm Ser
0fl,t. Die @interarbeit in SEN Can.
ueuipdloern perIpra9 al.d nidts in
6em Sssubr; ba5u fam nod elm friiber
6rolt ,mS es erfror uns olles in ser
falten. @egenS. Or iab fein Tortfom-
meu boraus ,.no sing tuie6er suriid
nad Ohio; 5uert er uno mein iiinge.
rer 9ru6er. nadber Die aanse 1aui.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-25

lie. @ir tparen 10 sliidfid, inieoer
im aaerbeilisiten in 9,,dingbam 81,
lein.
Das mar elite teure 2ebre fir ga-
ter se.peie,, oie ibm atles @elo &c.
foitet bate >lmo nod mebr oa5u =
Sdnloen, Sir ,ms &inoer iuar es
cine 8afana getpeiett in ser mir ltn-
ter einem frommen @eiitli6en eeltan-
ben, ser in ieinem Sritblingseifer
ltno GROCER @ottesliebe in oen erlten
Sagen ieines Hrieltertl,ms fid) gan5
lns opferte. Seine 5rommigfeit floB
iiber, tuetn er an BEN berrliGe1t Mai=
obenoen cine Inoa6t NIT 9reoigt
belt 5u gbren ser Maieufonisin. @r
rib nns alle NIT li6 fort anf bie bei-
lisen Sobe1l tporauf oie bebre Mut-
tergottes ltebt, ,,mgeben bon ben iie=
benfad)en 8ogen oes Srieoens nno
ser Sre,,oe, itebenb auf BEN lpeiBen
Bolfen ser @tpigfeit, gefr0nt nit Sen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-25

Muo Bad, pie ginlpan6erer, aings
gum 9abnbof Sbalunee, o., lno bon
oa nad) Neiparf, Soitoria, iiber gbi.
eago nod 8opo, 8is. Ser 8ailen=
frelno tpanoerte nit uno mar Baters
9roit. gbion 1par sic @emeinbe, sic
geraoe einen eigenen Erielter befoni-
men bate: Sep. &erman llntraut
Sn ieiner @emeinoe - Der SerS Sc.
fu-@emeinbe - tuobuten mir 10 cine
Weile peltlid bon ser Stride, l,uge>
fdbr elm babes SSsabr lang. aud Oa
feine sduIe; alles lag nod nicber
iuie in oem Sutherland. Nber quite
Qeltte, Sdlpaben uno 8apern uno elm
paar aubcre, lno einen ber5grten,
eifrigen Bfarrer.. Sn oelniel6eu Sabr
babe id mebr Heligion eelernt oltber-
balb ser Sdule ais ipater. Batter
ltntralt ein 8re6iger 8atebet,
2ebrer, Meilter int Sinsen uno ein
ftrenecr Serr 1iarrer, Dor bem Sic
8auernillngen ,mo Siebblriden
Surdt batten. CT bate nod cine ST.
bianermiliion oa5u. 9as il,nee 8olf
iuar ebcn nur balb er5o9en in Sen
@dloern, ,mo germ ettpas mills be-
fpnoers San,stassabeno, tpenn Die
6ol5fnedte frei tuaren. SSn 8aters
Ndbe CAB es eine 8irtidaft,. % aiua
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-25
GeDanfen 1tab GrtMmermasem
Bon Nep. 5raus 5uertges

es tpilo ber Bis ipdt in sic Nadt.
@nolid bate 8aters @eeulo elm Git
Sc. Cling bin, sebot 8ube fir Cont
tag! aae einge,t, nur elmer tuiber-
lebte iid. @ebe, pebe, wie's Dem
armen ging, beionoers am Sonntas-
ntorgen na6 bent epangelilm! er
lab Sen ormen Siinoer Dor ltb! Ser
miro's iein 2ebtag nidt pergeiien ba-
ben; -ih al16 nid)t als MeBoiener.
Gin onoern1al ermiid)te er ieinen &ii-
tier beim MteBluein, tpdbrenb mir
5lpei MeBoiener ltns anfIeioeten. .@as
oenl paiiierte, bat altb fein & ge>
lcben. Ser Mrme fam ME tpieber an
ieine Nrbeit.
Gin anoerual fam 10 eilt grober
Sol5tlted)t at ibm oorbei uno griiBte
uidt. sag Ou 2aus6ub, bait ou
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-25
(Gortiebung)

60 eing es ein. ober atpeimal i'm
Monat, iuenn ser Haltor fam sum
NeiieleIen. aber immer feline fatbo.
lifde Sdule; sic 9inoer iparoen im=
met niloer ,no ,tnee5osener, nnS ser
leste Sebrer bate iid a,,b tpas 5u-
fhuloen fontmelr lanen. @s mar cine
drgerlid)e @eidid)tc Safer tpollte nod
Wlsconlin. Sein alter Srelmo, Sran5
Meper uno Sanilie, bon 9elttIhlono
nit inns eineeluanocrt, maren idon
bort lno er5ablten eiiniti9c @cid)ih=
ten, pic biaiees 2ano git fo'fcn iei;
gutter Gcroienlt i'm @alo ,,im. 9as
betuog Sen Sater,
Nah Sitcrn 1888, ols meme al.
telte Sdmciter iid berbeiratet bate,
brad ser &ater allf, mo NIT Sad
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-25

9ansdens erobe S6peiter bate
angefangen, iid Sic 8ansen roiia 5u
p,.oern nno erflarte auf SdnsdeHs
5rage, rote 8aden ieien ein 3ei6en
bon @eiunobett. am naditen Gage
iab Sansden iie fritiid au: ,aentiid.
auf Der einen 5eite btit ou biel &c.
iiinoer.s 49,.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-25
9Ritt,ssA, ben IS. Saai 1871


bon gbien, Bis., bate ,lns alien iebr
gut getan nno mir baben Biz iest nod
fnid)t ben gaten guter 1tntralit per-
geiien. ais Yrieter lit er mir, felt
id ielbit Brieiter setporben, imner
n1ein 8orbilo geiuelen in allen met.
men @enteinoen. Sein @eilt mar meiu
2eititern in ben Brieitertagen 'meiner
Erieiterlaltf6abn uno bette id nod
beate fiir i'm!
&ieber surid in SmfinsGam. Cbio
@roBe Sreuoe berri6te, baB mir
ipieoer 5ltiammen maren, iouobl BET
Ben ein5elnen Samtlienmitalieoern,
als AUDI bel oen anoern Geripanoten
uno 6rennben. Mub iparen bie @l-
tern frob Tim Sic gr5iebung uno I'm.
terridt ibrer Ginoer. 8ir pobnten
5uianmen nit ,neiner berbeiroteteu
S6peiter: nit brei Samilien in ei.
nen pier5immerigen Sa,1Ie! Sssn 60
ion, @is., tuobnten mir i'm 0lodbats
|>ntit einem 3inrmer. @ir m1Bten biz
nadIten Sriibiabr tparten ouf ein
nelles Salls, bas gebaut ipl,roe. Sekt
giug's aber elei6 IN sic fatbolilde
Sdule, in ser befannten Gotfir6e.
Gater Setting bate 8ort gebolten
uno bate einen belttid)en fatboli6en
Sebrer gefltnoen uno i'm nad 8ltd-
ingbam, Sbio> oirigiert: SEN Serrn
Sebrer' &arl Mrnoloi beiien 8ruoer,
Sater s(rnoloi, Baltor bon sSoitoria,
Ohio, mar. Gater Selling fannte
Sater slrnoloi un0 bieier FAM na9
gndingbanL Inn Sen Hlat SIT beleben,
ebe iein grltoer fam. Mein gater
bolte ibn ab ,rno 5eigte i'm berl11n, 10
Dab mir alle &ater slrnoloi ieben
tonllten. 9as mar nod ebe mir nad
Wtsconlin gingen, nno jett faroen
mir leinen gllten 8rloer Dor, als
Sebrer angeIteat uno tatig. @as tpa.
rem Die Seltte frob! slub fing er ei'
men oelttid)en @elangperein on BEN
erlten 1T BerrD County. 81, mas fonn.
ten sic @fanner lingen! @enn sic
berlnlfamen ,tno irgel1opo elm
StanOd)en bradten, Damn entitano ie.
oesn,al Elm Muflal,f. s(ae borten tie
germ, ia nit Sreltoen, iol6en bier.
itinrnigen Mannergeiang. gs bie6
oaeen1ein: ~Sbose 9,1t6 com ling
for pou" uSaro to beat, too, iagte
elmer, ~for tbep orinf tie olo Eager
beer! Sas ipar tpieoer ettpas Reues
uno llnterbaltenbes, 10 ein @eiang.
perein, uno mander 3umner uno
TerornB tpl1rbe beri,lngen. ssn ser
Sdule ging es eeraoeIo tpie es in
9entiblano lpdr in 8orbed. Ser 2eb-
rer lebrte 3ate6ismus, 9ibelgeidid.
te, &ednen, 2eien uno Gdreiben,
@eIang, beionoere @elegenbeitslieber
'uie fir @eibnadten l,ip. Sir Iern-
ten alles al,sIuenois, 10 baB mir beim
ebriItbaum ieds ooer lieben 2ieoer
iingen fonnten. Der 2ebrer perltano
es, uns alles id)on at lebren, Sarum
liebten mir i'm iebr. @r bollenoete
Sen 9ommlnionsunterribt in mir.
Sen Batter llntraut an9efaneen bate.
@leid nad Sltern ma9ten mir oie
erite bl. 2omm1nion in ser fleiueu
Stride uno Sd)ule in 8udingbam
gan5 einfa6 obne sic eeipobnlide
Teierlidfeit; erbielten unier .8ilo uuo
oas tpar bas @noe BON ser 5dul3eit.