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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-10-02
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

The Estate of Paul Windsor
Starr Deceased. Notice is hereby
Church Street, Newark, Ohio, has
been duly appointed as Executrix
under the Will of Paul Windsor
Starr, deceased, late of Licking
County, Ohio. Dated this 3Oth day
of September, 1941.
HENRY c. ASHCRAFT,
Judge of the Probate Court,
O 2-9-16 Licking County, Ohio.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-10-02

eral services will be held Friday,
Oct. 3, in the Criss Brothers fun
eral home, and burial made in
Cedar Hill cemetery.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-10-02

plays. At Charley Bowman's, ov-
er at the Labor club, at the Elks,
the Wagon Wheel, and at most of
the places where radios are re-
tailed can always be found little
knots of men, listening intently
to the play-by-play broadcasts.
After all there is nothing quite
so important to the average
American as their baseball, even
in these troubled times.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-10-02
STATISTICAL
ROUNDUP

MARRIAGE
Albert James Shipman, 55,
larmer, Perry township, and
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-10-02

NE w ARK FEDERATION OF
LABOR - Meets second and
fourth Wednesday evenings at
1880 p. IN. at Labor Hall, 7h e.
Church Street; Emerson Fish
baugh, president; E. E. Baker.
secretary; Forest Muhleman, treas
urer.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-10-02

RUBBER WORKERS Local 2l,
affiliated with United Rubber
Workers of America: meets first
and third Friday, p. m. 19 N.
secretary, Frank L. (Bud) Stare,
Jr., 81 S. Pine ST., phone 38312.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-10-02

STOVE MOUNTERS Local No. 1s.
affiliated with Stove Mounters
International Union: meets second
I and fourth Friday Z g; m. Labor
Street: secretary, Bernard Kelly,
46 N. Williams.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-10-02

MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE ASSO-
CIATION Local No. 1872, affiliat-
ed with American Federation OF
Musicians; meets fourth Thursday
p. M, Labor Hall; president, f.
R. Lawrence, 33 N. Williams
Street; secretary, Ed. A. Barber,
Johnstowh, r. D. 2.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-10-02

BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL
affiliated with the Building
Trades Dept, A. F. of L., meets
second and fourth Thursdays, 1880
p. m., Labor Hall. President,
Theo. Ruff; secretary, Mark Leas.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-31

detc bo; ase da e vol Pasadena pored NIGGA
ia nekrl savom sad osecase, kao bivsm danima is
punjena poverenjem Hervea, dok posednji jos led
nezan kao ikad pre-, ugodno zabavljaSe sa
svoom sestrom. Nemim sporazumom, nj edno ne nago-
veStavase skorasnu bolnu proost, nego ceretahu ta
ko fanl arno kao da bratska bliskos nkad pret
p nj najakSi potres. Uprkos samokontroli veko moc
prtvorstva Herve osecaSe nemran osecase potrebu
da govor trudjase da zvuku reel rmakne sa tai
MIN mislima Nasumice skakutase jednog predmeta
drugi Tako brat sesra provadajahu dok Bridget
caskom bese gornjem spratu nekim domatm pos
lom.
Herve govorase mada devojka svom bratu "a
misljeno tvoje prcanje jako zanma Koliko bi GO
dina dao tome kaudjeru?
Ne bi mogao ola kazem mozda dvadeset-pet
= Je Ii da ina lice koe je ist NAH lepo, tuzno
blago? Brada nesto svetlje boje neko kestenasa
kosa oci je bled; ina simpatican lik
Dok tako ceretase svojm bratom, Hena produza-=>
vase sa svojim savom ne primet izraz znenadienia
sto Herve-ovo lie odavase Bez obzra ma svoe ose6a
ME, odgovori:
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To je veoma tacan opis. Da bi zadrzao tako zivu
siku neke osobe covek a je vro pazvo posmatra
Ali sta te da verujes e kaluder panju ep ka
ludjer smede kose ciju 81 sliku netom skicirala
Pa, dragi brate, mi malo rece da 81 skoro
posmatrao jedno dirljvo deo c autor bese jedan ka
luder? E. mi kroz glavu da e mozda to fraar sto
ga ia opisah. No produz pricom.
Ali ko je tai kaludjer? Gde 81 ga videla? Kakvim
ga sucajem poznajes?- isptkivase Herve svou sesru
u kratkim zbijenim recma, insprsanim slabo-priguse
nim mucecm osecanjem ljubomore. Ali bezazleno
devoce lose ocenujuci osecane sto izazva bratoveva
joj pitanja, veselo odgovori:
Ohio, gospodine Herve, ii 81 jako radoznao! Prvo
svrsi svojd prcu; kazacu ii docnije. !
Prtvorno uzmajuci veseli ton, Herve odgovori, ba-
cajuc svoju sestru ostar prodiran pogled - Oho
gcspodjce Heno prebacujes mi da sam radoznao a c-
mi da ii nis man. radoznala! No ne menja stvar
bicu ii ma usluzi Elem kao rekoh proazeci utros
pored doksata Crkye Sv Merry vdoh okupenu svetinu
upitsh razlog Odgovorse mi da pred gavnim vrati-
crkve nadjose edno dete navise sest staro
koje tamo bi ostavljeno preko noci.
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ISPRAVKA CLANKA
"LENIN O "DEMOKRATIU"

proslom 30 broju r. 3. potkrala Sc iedna
greska Il nasem predgovoru Leninovom odpo-
Voru ma peto pitanJe koje mu bese postavljeno
cd strane jednog americkog novinara Greska
Sc sastoJl Il tome Sto smo oznaciH godinu Mas
predgovor pocinje: 'Jedan amerkanski novi-
mar je postavio Leninu 1925. godine telepra-
flcno pet pitan a,'' a tr6ba da stoj: yedan a.
merikanski novinar ie postavio Leninu telerra-
tlcno pet pitanja, it'd
UmolJavamo naSe citaoce da ovu spravku
uzmu obzlr UredniStvo
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= Jadno malo stvorenie,

- tai NAH Sc kroz svetinu progura jedan kaluder
uze dete svoJa narutja suzanla II otima drill
vim saucescem ispsanim na lieu mu zagreie urnule RI
ke Jadnog detescea svojim dahom marno zamota dete
Jedan cd drugih rukava svoje MANTLE i isceze sretan
kao ola nosl blago. Svctna ga prati fuh
heke Jude okoo meme gde govore e kaluder pripada
keedu Avgustinca da zove Brat Sv Ernest -Mucenk
- Zasto ''Mucenik' - on tako mlosrdan?
- Ieb, sesro, kao da niie poznato da kad kaludier
stupa red odrice imena svoie porodice uzin,a
lme nekog sveca - kao: Sv. Petar-ustepama Sy Sc
oastlan proboden-streom, iii Sv Lawrenc-na-rostiin
iii Sv Antonije = sa-prasecm -
- on kako TUNA imena Cine da Sc covek jezi Ali
poslednje je zbilja groteskno
riem' - prodnz Herve, ne skidaju6i ispitkuiu-
ce mu ocl sa Hene - Brat Sv. Ernest Nucenik zurno
odstupase sa svojim drsgocenim tereom kad 6nb odo
neko primecuje:
fosve sam siguran da &c dobri kaludier odneti
Jadno malo stvorenje Mariji La Catelle" -
(Nastavice se.)
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DzePna Biblija.
iii
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR

snaesta knjiga Eugene Suea: "Tajne naroda'
iii "Istoria jedne proeterske porodice kroz vekove.
rrica Scsnaestom Stolecu dive knjige. Knjiga l.
originanog francuskog engeski: Daniel De Leon
Sa engeskog jugoslavenski: L. Perovic.
2S
Kptcca radoscu kao prethodnog veGcera jedom,
ena majka pozuri da zgotovi veceru. Ne mamie
cd Bridget radi povratka Herve-ove neznosti He
blistase srecom takvo oj osecanje poveca krasotu
edva sedamnaestoj jo godni, vitka strona mlada
devojka nosase zlato-plavu jo kosu dvama kurjucma
rvjenm vrh glave, ko krunisahu njene cvene obraze
}lagost nenih cra, koe behu andjeske krasoe NADIA
mule b bozanskog Rafaela Sanzioa Bella kao krin
lmadase krnov cedn sjaj;; skrenost dobrota asno
vdjahu azru njenih ocu. Cso puta te oci pocivahu
nesasnom pa pak tako dragon bratu "a koga adno
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STAIN GOVORI KAO MUZIK.'

,rGs "Ovdasnja n B. c. slusajuca stanica
81. izvesitla je danas da su u Moskvi zakl ju
o.@, cil radio program, ma mesto uobica-
ienim geslom, 'Radnici celog sveta ujedi-
mite se, oni su ga zavrsli sa 'zivela de-
mokratija! Dole sa faszmom!' - N. Y.
World-Telegram, TO- julia.
q gornjoj kratkoj stavci koncetrsana je
tragcna priea Sovjetske kapitulacije, ne pred
nac'sti:kim hordama kojima Sc Crvena Armi-
ia odvazno odupire, nego pred anti-osovinskim
jmperijaistickim sama. Novi radijski zaklju-
cak sadrzi seb malodusno obecanje da Sc ne
upctrebi postojeci rat "a uhapredjenje stvari
rrolctcrskog oslobodjenja, obecanje koje je ma
siroko u svom brodkestovanom govoru cd 3.
julia, Josef Stain objasnio kada je pozvao ruski
raroG da S. mobilizuje ga odbranu nase slo-
bode, nase c;sti, nase zemlje Ia mas patri-
jctsk: rat protiv nemaekog fasizma.''
Stain sc poziva ma carsticke tradicije.
vi ijedan red nti ikoja rec Stalinovog
govora otkriva nj najdalnje nteresovanje
Socijalizmu, kao nj najmanje negodovanje pro-
tiv drustvenog jenja u kojem Sc mlioni
radnika bez kakvog sazalenja zrabljuju. Sas-
tavljen Cd reel koje ne bi zvucile neprikladne
kada bi izlazile il usta najvatrenijih sampijo-
ma najamnog ropstva, tai govor je osigurao
Roosevelta, Churchilla anglo-amercke pljac
kase da je poltika Sovjetske Rusje da pobe-
. di prodiraca - nista wise Stain je narcotic
os tavio upocetak da, sto Sc tice SSSR-a, kapi-
talisticki sstem = CHI je proizvod fasizam =
roma Cd ncega da strahuje.
I tako je anglo-americka burzoazija OBJ
j. Mia njegov govor Ona ga je primila kao
,zakletvu, mozda ne kao "nepogresivu zaklet-
VII kao sto to rece podli Daily Worker, ali
s, cjedno kao zakletvu = zakletvu da &c "a
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-31
Daniel De Leon.

UJKA SAM: Radnicka klasa mora oboriti
kapitalistieku klasu.
BRAT JONATHAN: zasto to?
b.: Ma prvom mestu, nema tako sta kao
sto je "kapitaisticka klasa"; ia ne znam nj
kakvoj takvoj razlici kao sto je "kapitalstGka
klasa' "radnicka klasa".
U. S.: III ne znas
B. j.: ia ne znam Gde tvoja "kaptalistic-
ka klasa" svrsava "radnicka klasa" zapocinje?
Razlika je prosto uobrazena.
s. (pocinje da Sc jezi kao maeka kad
spazi misa) Ha! "Gde jedna svrsava i druga
zapocinje?"
B. j.: Tacno
U. S.: l razlika izmedju njih dive je "uob-
razena"?
B. j.: Jest.
U. S.: ia mislim da znam sta tt mislis, ali
hocu da budem siguran. Da Ii bi hteo malo bo-
lie tn stvar objasniti?
b. j.: Kako sam ia izrazio, to je dosta jas
no. No ia Gu je JOS bolje objasnti. Jedan covek
ina 100 milijona - mislim da ces MEGA nazvati
kaptalistom; drugi ina SO mill jona - nnislim
da ces i MEGA nazvati kapitalstom treci
ina l million nije Ii on kapitalist? Opet dru-
gi ina 100000 - je Ii on kapitalist? Peti ina
$l0.000 sesti ina $100; sedmi so cent?. Gde
ees da povuces granicu? Jednoga dana cujem ia,
kako je jedan kapitalist cd 100000 prozderao
veci broj ljudi srednje klase, drugoga dana
cujem jednom kapitalistu, koji je prozderao
jednog miijonera. Dok ne povuces ostru grani.
Gu izmedju kapitalista nekapitalista, tvoja je
razlika glupava.
U. S.: Sada te razumem JEST Ii ikada video
slona?
B. j.: Zaista!
U. S.: Sta je on: biljka iii zivotinja
B. j.. zvotnja, razume Sc.
Z. S.: Potpuno 81 siguran?
B. j.. Potpuno siguran.
U. S.: A da Ii 81 ikada vdeo kokonatovo
drvo?
&. j.: Jesam.
U. S.: Sta je ono: zvotnja iii biljka?
B. J. Bljka, razume Sc
Z. s.: Potpuno 81 siguran?
B. j.: Potpuno sguran.
U. s.: Prema tome, ii pravis raziku izme-
dju biljke zivotnje?
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-31
Ujal< Sam brat Jonathan.
B. j.: Pravim.

u. d.. PraVlm.
U. S.: Elem, matori derane, prema onome
sto 81 pre- rekao, ii moras biti vrlo glupav da
pravis takvu raZliku. Ako Sc spustas po medji
bilja zivotinja, doci ces do stvari, Ia koe ne
mozes reci da Ii su biljke iii zivotinje. Posto
nema tako sta kao povlacenje ostre granice IL
medju bi.ja zivotinja, jer Sc ma vrlo niskom
uravnju razvtka one sivaju jedno, to mora
sledovati, da jedan sion mole biti kokonatovo
drvo, kokonatovo drvo moze biti zivotinja
Pojimas Ii ii, kakvu glupost izrazavas kada
tvrdis, da moze biti razlike zmedju kapita-
listicke klase radncke kase presto zbog toga
sto ma niskom stupnju razvitka one Sc slvaju
IL jedno?
B. J. trazi utehe u svojoj kutiji snufa.
U. s.: Covek, koji nema nista drugo da
proda do svoju radnu snagu, pripada radnickoj
klasi. On ne moze uposliti svoju radnu snagu
dok nema pristupa alatima "a prozvodnju:
otuda je on rob klase, koja vlada alatima "a
proizvodnju: masnerijom, fabrikan1a, livnica
ma, zemj JON it'd. On moze posedovat S. iii $50
moze imati i s1O0 iii wise stedonici, ali ia
!. imovina nije dovoljna da ga snabde sa masne-
rijom "a proizvodnju, bez koje on mora da
gladuje iii da sebe prodaje coveku, koii vlada
takvom masinerijom. Njegova imovina ne vredi
pomona.
B. j.: Dopusticu to. Svi takvi prpadaju
radnickoj kasi. Ali da Ii su svi drugi kapita-
listi?
U. s.: Svi drugi pripadaju klasi, koja VIA
da svojinom Ali oni nemaju sv jednaku koli-
cinu q koliko mamie oni imaju, u toliko su
mamie mogueni da konkurisu sa vecima. Onaj
dec njih, CHA je imovina tako mala da moraju
da podlezu, jeste srednja kasa; onaj deo Min
CHA je imovna dosta velika da prozdere ma
ME Jude, sacinjava pravu kapitalisticku klasu
Medju NINA takodjer vod borba pojedinci
bivaju upropascivani, ali ipak ostane dosta po-
jedinaca da Sc koriste ovom propascu da usi-
saju bogatstvo upropascenih da injavaju
kapitaisticku klasu Razumes?
B. j.: Mislim da pocinjem da uvidiam
q. s.: u koliko pre- uvidis, u toiko boje
Iada ce S tvojih ociju spasti koprena. Tada
ces bit stanju da razumes zasto radnicka
klasa mora stajati ma svojim sopstvenim ig-
lcama, ne naslanj jati Sc ma kaptalisticku kla-
su, graditi svoju sopstvenu polticku partiju
pocisti patos sa gazdama ma dan izbora
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ga radnici moraju uspostavit posredom svojih
klasnosvesnh pokusaja, rusk radnici Sc ne
mogu osloboditi cd cira birohratje sem posre-
dom svojih akcija.
Stainisticka birokratija vodi rat "a od-
branu SSSR pod burzoaskim geslom "zivela
demokratija. Dole fasizam.' Iako III ie ona
isterala sa Sovjetskog brodkastovanja gesla
Socijalistickog internacionaizma jos zvone
odjekuju pc celim kapitalstiGkim svetom.
Radnici nemaju nista da izgube sem svoie
lance. Oni maju svet da dobiiu
Radnici svih zemalja uiedinite Sc.
Weekly People
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-31

zom Cd strane desetne hiljada dubokh muzev-
nih glasova ma Crvenom Trgu, pocinje ovako
ia sin radnog naroda,' svrsava sa zakletvom
da ce "uprav jati svaku akciju i pomsao u
pravcu uzvisenog ella osobodj ia radnika
celog sveta' Januara g. 1882 nova zakletva ie
usvojena U Moi je rec 'gradjann' zamenla
sin radnog naroda' oslobodjen radnika
celog sveta bi zamenjeno sa 'odbranom otaz-
bine e... bez da sparam krv iii zivot svoj da
bi dobili potpunu pobedu mad prijatelj jem., +"
Autokratska stalinisticka birokratiia bril-
ne Sc, prvo poslednie, o svojem ovekovecenju.
Ona je obnovila mrske tradicije carizma ma
cionalizma zbog toga sto ona pravilno vidi
revolucionarnom Socijalzmu opasnost svojeg
vladanja. Cak ovom sudbenom casu, kada
su ostatci Oktobarske revolucije u velikoj o.
pasnosti, ona trazi da spasi Rusiju ne Ia revo-
luciju, nego radi same ME. Ovo potvrdjuje
Stalinov tipcni burzoaski govor
Cak on koj su opravdano ogorceni
zbog Stalinovog izGajstva i niegovih ceta
najozbljnije Sc nada ju da ce Crvena Armija
odbiti nacisticki napad On znaju da pored
toga Sto bi nacisticka pobeda iskorenila biro-
kratiju, ona bi takodjer smrvia ruski proeta-
rjat i neizmerno bi produzila imperii iialistick
rat Ma osnovu istog principa da Sc Soci jail
zam moze polja Ma narod nametnut vec
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Last Rites For
Mrs. H0LLa Carr

Funeral services for Mrs. Halla
Hews Carr, 72, lifelong resident of
Union township were held at Mt.
Cory Evangelical church, Sunday
afternoon. Rev. /. o. Kaufman,
pastor of the church officiated and
interment was in Clymer cemetery.
Mrs. Carr died Friday morning at
her home several hours after suffer
ing heart attack. She had been in
failing health since fracturing a leg
in a fall last September.
She was the daughter of Hiram
and Susanna Hews and was born
on Nov. l, 1868. Her husband
Thomas ]. Carr, died 18 years ago
Survivors are a daughter, Mrs
Clarence Reiter, and a son, Harold
Carr, both of Union township; also
six grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
Mrs. Carr belonged to the Mt. Cory
Evangelical church and for man,
years was Sunday school teacher
there. She was active in w. c. r
U. work and was former president
of the Mt. Cory organization. In ad
dition, she belonged to the Evangeli.
cal Missionary society.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-04-17
In New Locations

Mr.. and Mrs. r. v. WentR have
moved from the Max Miller prop
erty on North Main street to the
Mrs. Zoe Zehrbach apartments on
Vine street.
The apartment of Mrs. Zehrbach
was recently vacated by Earl Luigi
bill and family who have moved to
the T. A. Kitchen residence on
Cherry street.
Jesse Welty has moved from his
farm north of Bluffton on the Dixie
highway to his newly built property
on Cherry street. Rev. A. F. Albro
and family are occupying the Welty
farm, having moved from the Ezra
Basinger property on Jefferson
street.
Ezra Basinger and family are oc-
cupying their property vacated by
the Albro family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Cupples are occupying the prop
erty on Cherry street vacated by Ba-
singer which they recently purchased.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-04-17
Edinger Sisters
In Double Wedding

Two Bluffton area sisters were
the brides in a double wedding Sat-
urday evening in the Rawson United
Brethren church.
Misses Dorothy and Opal Edinger,
daughters of Scott Edinger, of near
Bluffton, took the vows in the i'm
pressive ceremony, at which Rev.
Paul Zimmerman officiated.
Miss Dorothy became the bride of
Harold Bell, of Tiffin, son of
Thomas Bell, of Ada; and Miss Opal
was wed to Frederick Hoffer, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hoffer, of Bluff
ton. The two couples attended each
other in the ceremony.
Both the brides wore rose colored
dresses. Dorothy had tan acces-
sories and Opal wore black. Each
had a corsage of roses, forget-me-
nots and sweet peas.
For the present both couples will
make their home with the brides
father. The two sisters are en-
ployed by the Triplett Electrical In
strument Co. in Bluffton, and both
grooms are truck drivers.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-04-17
Afford MOser Is
We'd In Illinois

Marriage of Afford Moser, of
River Forest, Illinois, and Miss Lou
ise McCarty of Oak Park, Illinois,
took place at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. Ewald Schenkler, of Oak
Park, Saturday, March 20, according
to word received here.
Moser, the son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Noah Moser and a brother of
Ezra Moser three miles north of
Bluffton, graduated from Bluffton
college in the class of 1924. He did
graduate work at Ohio State uni
versity and Chicago university and
is an instructor at the River Forest
high school.
The bride is a graduate of Illinois
Wesleyan and has been teaching in
the Oak Park schools. The couple
will make their home at 628 South
Austin boulevard, Oak Park.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-04-17
Reception Program
Left To II. s. Class

Arrangements for the program of
the annual junior-senior class recep-
tion at Bluffton high school will be
left to members of the entertaining
junior class, it appeared following a
meeting of the board of education,
Monday night.
At its meeting month ago the
board suggested that professional
entertainer be engaged for the after
dinner program as a substitute for
dancing.
At the Monday night meeting, how
ever, the board after discussion took
no action on the matter of an enter
tainer and indicated without record
vote that arrangements for the pro-
gram be left in hands of the class.
Majority sentiment in the board ap-
peared not to favor dancing.
Dancing at the high school junior
senior reception has been subject OF
sharp controversy since it was intro
,duced here two years ago.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-04-17
Floral Lecture At
College On Friday

An illustrated lecture on wild
flowers of the Appalachians" will be
presented by Miss Alta Schrock at
8 p. m. this Friday in the Bluffton
college chapel, for the benefit of the
student activity fund.
Miss Schrock is instructor in BIZ
ology at the college.
More than 100 beautifully colored
slides of the Appalachians and views
of the Alpine meadows of the Rocky
Mountains will be used to illustrate
the lecture. Miss Schrock and Presi-
dent Paul r. Stewart, of Waynes-
burg college, Waynesburg, Pa, took
the photographs and the slides were
hand-colored by Miss Schrock.
The slides have been widely recog-
nized as. among the best in the
United States pertaining to nature
lore.
Miss Schrock has been lecturing
and writing on nature subjects since
1881.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-04-17
O. s. u. Professor At
Community Council

Buttons newly formed COM
munity co-ordinating council will be
addressed by DR.. H. w. Nisonger,
assistant director of the Bureau of
special and adult education at Ohio
State university, in a meeting to be
held at the high school cafeteria
Friday night at 7:15 o'clock.
Prof. Nisonger was formerly
Junior dean in the college of agri-
culture at Ohio State and at his own
request was transferred to the posi-
tion in which he could devote more
of his time to adult education.
Harrison Sayre, chairman of Gov.
Bricker's Commission on Democracy,
will also be present at the meeting.
The speakers have no prepared ad-
dresses but will informally discuss
problems connected with the organi-
zation and operation of the council,
it was announced by A. ]. B. Longs
.dorf, president of the group.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-04-17
STEINMAN BROS.
LUMBER co. HAS
5OTH anniversary
Firm Sponsoring Meetings in
Observance of Half Gen.
tury Record
Demonstrations and Lectures
On Building and Home
Decoration Features

Celebrating so years in the retail
lumber business, the Steinman Bros.
Lumber Co. of Bluffton and Jenera.
is sponsoring series of meetings
for carpenters, contractors and
others engaged in the building
trades; for home owners and pros
pective builders in Bluffton this
week. Plans for Golden Annivers-
ary are in charge of Forrest L.
Steinman, manager of the Bluffton
office.
Scores of tradesmen and lay
men alike have been attending ses-
sions and viewing the building and
material exhibits on the second floor
of the Hankish building. above the
West Ohio Gas Co. and Todd's
Grocery on South Main street, where
most of the meetings are being held.
Materials Display
Contractors, carpenters and other
building tradesmen will attend the
sessions and see the displays of the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-04-17
Partners Obtained Funds to
Buy Jenera Mill by Work
ing in Brick Yard
Business Began in 1891 with
Manufacture of Screen
Doors

Lumber for more than 400 homes
and many more barns and other
buildings has been provided by the
Steinman Bros. Lumber Co., of
Bluffton and Jenera, in the so years
the firm has been in business. The
firm is celebrating its Golden An
niversary this week.
The establishment was started at
Jenera in the fall of 1891 and has
continued uninterruptedly since that
time. Originally in the firm were
Charles, John, Joseph and Jacob
Steinman and a brother-in-law, Ira
Smith. Jacob died in 1906 and
John Steinman bought lumber con-
Germ at Arlington which he still
operates as the John Steinman Lum-
Der Co.
Charles and Joseph Steinman are
still active in the firm at Jenera a
the present time. Charles Steinmar
is the father of Forrest L. Stein
man, manager of the Bluffton com
pany since 1882 and Emerson Stein
man, manager of the Jenera firm.
First Made Screen Doors
Originally started as screen door
manufacturing plant, the Steinmar
brothers expanded operations tc
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