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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15

3altanoe ieien uor uidt su lauger
3eit (aapp idrie6 int Sabre 1879
auf Observation-Disclosures .ettpas
eurd)a,ts aatdslides" getueIen. 81,
oer 9at: i6tutumenbe 5drae Iulo fir
3ebutaulenee ,,nIercr seutlde,.
8olfsgenoMen oie Observation-Disclosures
aetoefen, tuo fitr biele onaere Sall-
ieaoe ser O5ean oas @rat. e:
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Wte es ltuieret oelttlden Qauos=
le,tteu 5lt 3ebn- uuo 9utoerttoltieu-
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gen lit, baben lMIere lteben 9eIer. nut.
aus oret Dorbergeganseneu 8illoert,
aeIeben. Was oariu itebt, lit geIdldt.
lide Wobrbeit, teiue DidJtung. ltno
.tuas mir geI6riebelr baben, bleibt .isl
etntsen Runften nod melt binter. Der
Wtrtlidfeit sltriid. sl6er tuir snrf-
ten ntht alles Idreiben,. ltuo luandes
ourften mir nidt 10 idlimm I6iloeru,
toie es mar, es bdtte in eine anltan-
otae tatbeliibe 3eitltug uid)t gepa6t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15

nlan riedt oas meuihlide @leno. 81,
oett borbin be5eidneteu ll1tteren
Naltnt oes ,,Seibnib", oem 0rlogsoed
nit ieinen 80 Pailagieren, luar es bel
beqem Gage 10 ounfel,, oaB ntan feline
orei SUB lueit oarin iebeu fonute.
8om o6eren 3piIdenoef floB 1T oie-
fen unteren Baiiasierraum Der
menidlihe ltnrat ourd Die ihledten
Dielen, uno iiberbaupt tuaren fiir Die
mebr als 500 Manu 5dblenoen Ats-
wanoerer uur feds N6orte uorbau-
oeu. ltno at 8oro oieies Sdtffes
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oen liegen blieben, tparen ldou bol-
ler @iirmer, ols .nau iie enoltd fort
ihaffte Der 8ellno elmer geetu Dor-
fer unterIadlmgsfommiilion, 5u Der
aapp geborte, ergab, oaB Die er-
ldredlid)e Ster6libteit at 8oro oes
.Seibutb' ibreu llriprltng in oem
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lidtett, seeigueter dr5tlider 9ebauo-
lung, an ausrei6enoem @aiier uno
gell,uoer Nabruug eebabt bat" Be-
ionoers au 8oro Der Sambureer
56tffe ioa nad Gapp Die 5terblidteit
cine iibersroBe getueien fem. Bon
917- Basfasieren auf stuet Sdiffen
oer &amburaer Sloman >2inie ftar-
,beu -tn "etaeat eiu5isen Wouat 1873
Berioaeni ltH5 aapp fdet, 6erartige
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15

3tuiihenoed orangen bel oer ibled,-
ten 8eidaffenbeit oes 8ooeas faft
alle fdledten uuo beroor6euen 5toffe
uno 5liiiiiafetten in ieues Orloasoed
binllnter. Daslt fam Die id,le6te, uu-
geuiigenoe Soft, oie ltnreinlibfeit eer
Baliaeiere, Die manselbofte suflidt
ser 5diffsoffiSiere, sic tagelanse bea=
itdnoige abIperrltng ser Suft tueseu
anbaltenoen Stltrmes; See tno 9p-
pbnsfraute 1iegen ueben ben @eIult-
ben; ote eriteu 2ei6en = ait einigen
Sageu itar6en ie tteun BerIonen -
lieB utan "a 5tunoen int 3wiideu-
oed liegeu. SIT Ole @elidter Der
ueberlebenoen 436 Baiiagiere bat ser
Sltnger uno oie ailsseitaneeue @ngIt
Die aidsralen 3iiae ser abipannuus
nna cine art 8abulinns geiGrieben.
aapp, oer een .,2eibnis' nad, oieier
5abrt inn Safen bon ,seesu gort be-
iu9te, Iaat: man liebt ,tidt aaeiu,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15

fdat toer6eu, 5u Stoff perlpeneet
tuiir6e. .uiiroen oaourd 120,00O,0O0
Mfunb pro sSa1r Dent 9ertilrobmate-
rial beigefiigt tperoen fonnen.
Das ,,e,te Waterial lit auf Ole Gnt.
beduHg zines Observation-Disclosures.
gen 5uriid8ufiibreu, Der eutoedte, oab
bie 8a,tnfiber itd tuie sSil5 Matte
rea ld6t uuo auf Die Satiade, oaB
Wdntet uu6 Die 8dnoe Ser aiibl-
fhraufe fblteBlid ettuas @euetui uiames
Bdbe.t. ~: -
&c ,oerbem bereits idbrlid 10000
600 Bfuuo 5iber proou5iert. Ob oer
SteH tn Wdutel Deden o6er fir
&iite bertuen6et tperoen fanH, tperoen
sseitere 8erfuAe aeigen. n t..::ss .s'.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15

Weldes Sos eriuartete nun oen oeitt7
i6en Gusluatoerer, tuenu &c gliitli6
in Stem Oorf, 8bilaoelpbia ODER BAL
timore augefontaten mar. auf @ruuo
ser ginluanoeruugsliIte,t, tuelde ge-
ndB &ongrebgeies bout 1. Otte5er
1919, an 9efii6rt tuuroeu, itno oem
1. Sttober 1919 Bis sum 1. Sauuar
1868 int 9afen bon Weu 9orf L.
908,772 Giuluauoerer angefonlnelt,
oaoon tucit itber 5luei Willionen
0elttlhe. ltuo lt,tu ieben mir lals
NAL oieie Wenideuntalie olts europa
at, oie boller Soffuuug uad ame=
rita gereilt liuo, lint BORT ibr @liid 5u
MAIDEN. grinnern tpir ltns, oaB Die
Salfte oieier falt fituf Willionett 5ib-
lenoeu @intuanoerer oeutlde 2auos-
leute tuareu, oarltnter Die ltrgroBou=
ter, @ro6odter, 8dter manher unierer
tuerten 9eIer, ia tuarde oieier oe,tt=
l6en MuslDanoerer iino beute tlod ont
2eben uuo lnande oieier itno getpiB
audi 2eIer ltnIeres 8lattes.
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Ue;A,us@, Sem Is. MprH 1892
|@el@i9tlid uabre 8iiber aus ben s9redems= mmb
'&ttseMsjabrem oer beuti@em Mmerifaamsluamoer
(6ortiekuug)

(Sertiekius)
Die .8equemlidfeiten' in pielen
6ieier Seaetihaffe tpareu oerart, oaB
beatsataae Bferoe, Ninopieb uno an-
bere Etere eetuiliermaBen .eriter
atafe" fahren, beraliden nit Der
Art. 1T tpelder Sunoerttauienoe bon
aastoa'1aereru 6eforoert touroeu =
tseuu toir uns oen Bergleid erlauben
biirfeu. Daber itar6en altd) 10 oiele
auf Der getfe uuo tpllroeu obne oial
3eremenie tns Dteer getuorfen. Sc
iDeiter man tn Der @eididte Der Nus
tpduberust9, ,,ad aaterifa Sllriidgebt,
6eits sastreider iino Die 9ooesfdae
auf bent Weere. Sosar nod per 80
sSsatreu, Inn Winter 1847 big t848,
itasSeu 10000 Sridnoer ,tno- Deutlde
aaf BET Gee eoer balo nab Der 2aa=
baaa. ssSm Sabre 1910 bate Die eng
iAdse Megterung allf eigene Soften
5000 Bfdi5er, Die nad 2onoon ge<
retft uareu, TIM oen oort nad ane.
rita aass,ssuaHSesst, etnseidtfft, unb
bon bieieu ftarben 773 auf Der O5e,
aufa5rt eber bato mad oer 2auauue
in Aetp yert ssSSn Der 'ipateren 3eit,
b. +. gegeu Cube oes 18. Sabrb,tu-
berts ,tna- Defenders int 10. Sabr=
bmnbert tpuroen oie 5egelldiffe bei-
fec uus geo6er gebaltt uuo ourd @e.
ies mebr fiir Die 8erpfleg,ing Der
ausWd,,6erer getan a6er ielblt biz
lin bielebsiger ,tuo iieb5iger, ia bts 1T
bic ahtsieer Sabre oes portgen Sabr-
buuberts bineiu sab es Sd)iffe, oereu
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tilfe dtler 8eidreibliug ipotten. Ser
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gtetp gorf oiele ber alteu uno biele
Der ne,tereu 56iffe geleDen bat, er-
BGblt utter auoeren bon einen iener
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lmo oeu Sfauoa-
'len, bic bic in Die ied)5i9er uno feb
siger Sabre btnetn auf oen Shtffen
an oer Eagesoronung iuaren.
&c toar Dec ,.Seibnis" eiu groBes
Segelihiff, oas 5l ieuer 3eit (166o)
bee 5lontan 2inie, einer Saluburger
@eeberei, aeborte auf ieiner Sabrt
bon 4amburg nad SEEM Dorf, Die oeat
2. Wobetuber 1867 biz gum II. SSa=
a,uar 1868 - alfo 70 Gage - oau-
erte, Itarbet bon cieinen 544 Baiia=
gieren, meilt 8auern aus Wedlen'
bira un6 Yreuben, Die iid) ais Jar-
s,,er uus arbeiter IL Sllinois lmb
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im @afen bon Retp gorf. sSu oieiem
Gbiff tpdreu auf Der ertpdbnten
Ba9rt gegen so Baiiagiere in Dem
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Y 5uis boben @aln, Der l.nmittel-
bar iiber bent aieltuaiier ,tno unter
beu 3tnifdeubef liegt uno toeoer 3uft
nod Qtdt BON Der 5eite, ionbern
ourdl: bas 3piidenoed erbdlt. 0om
fGat peroeu, 5u Stoff pertuenoet
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15

ten: ,,SStt Sbreu 8entiibuugen uerocm
Sic tuabri6eiultdy> bent Ginpauo, be-
gegnct, oaB Die Seltie ieet ollsiblies-
lid iid nit oen 8ries bcld)dittgeu.
oob oic Steucrn erbo9t wllroen, lmo
ooB Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S,-
ritdgeltellt iucroen ioltte, bis Die Ser-
Dalt,i'fe luieoer ItobillIiert itno. s8os
lit oenu nun ous 3tel oieIcs 8riege52
@tro er nldt aiSgefodten fir Jtedt
lmo ,SreIbett, fir SSreIbeit BON 9tot
lna Tur6t, INTO sur Stdyeriteuuna
oeS HedyteS, Ieinc relig0ie ltcberseu-
glulg 5u betatigen2 Solleu luir etir.
Dtoratoriltm fir Wtpral, 9teligiou ltuo
ip5iate Woblfobrt erfluren INTO oues
III etttcut brutalem &onfltft Der 9tu.
tonen Der seelt ueriteren2" 8nNef
Ouffp erftarte feruer: ,,gHtr iino lHG
&rteg ltno tueroen bis 5stut bttereu
Gnoe f0lnpfel, uuo obne ieoWeoe @et-
oeneegetlterung iagen mir oirett uuo
bnditubtid}, ooB tutr bereit iino, oie-
lein 2amae aticS, tuuS lutr beliBeu -
Ielblt ltuler 2ebett -, slt eebelt, hq-
init Die 0ulge, fir Ole eS c!t,ritt, FORT
leben lollen. ltn6 luter oteIeN liu6
audi Die gleidJen Sbeolc, sic 81 for-
bern SIR GltN organiItert, ltnterbnlt
fiir ltnIere gauge 8eu0lfcrlIg uuo
Ole Seblmg oer Gage Der McnIdJeu III
nnIeun OrtSgebiet." Sum Sd(u6 err
tldrt oer 8iIdJof: ,,Gut0olild)e Gori-
taS lit etn Nppeu fitr eilt ;5tel, oas
aus Der d)rlltltdJen 0artto5 ertuicblt,
olts unlereu YHtdten, unS IcIblt uuo
Dem Ndctlten gege,titber; i'm gr0Herem
Slnue cute BflicDt, geItiiGt oui ltuIer
8ilrgerred)t in ciltem Honae, ons lu-
'ere lttterltitb.tug alter uatiouulct
luto TomntluttdjSluterelieu ueroieut,
- netn, foroert" "
ltuo III Ielueu oteSlubrigeu So.
ltenbtrtenbrtef ertlurte Gr5bl(0oj
| 5ralct5 IS. g. 8cfuun: ,,Gm uirt.
lider lHo oaueruoer Weltfrieoem nad
oent gegentodrttgem itt Der gutf5em
Belt ent6raltuten Gonflift tam uur
oantt toutntelt, tucnu oerIelOe ourd
@ebet getuonueu miro. gHeun ibr
SEcg ertuartet ulto eltd uicoer her
Jritdte oe5 JrieoenS crfreueu uuo
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Wollt, l1iiBt tbr auf oeu &nlcu oet-
ielben ooln. 8cGerrId)er oe5 8eltauS
erfleben. gSir itno uid,t 5u einer be-
;ionoeren gottliheu @unltbe5euglrtg
beredtigt, iolangc luir uioGt Ihuloeu-
fret ltno. SaBt uus frelloig Die Sp-
fee annegliteu. od,uit Die tuiatg ertra.
genen SeImI,tbumgen slt eiuent. Die
aalt5e WeIt lunfailenoet @ebete wer.
BEN 8tr baben nod nid)t ernIttIdJ
angefangen Su 6eteu. Bir utiilieu
laltter tno berne6mlGer beten, utu
Die Sditer,t,,ge,t Der gBelt su iiberto-
nen. SD uerlidDere eud, ein Wirt-
ll1er uto oduernoer HeltfriebeH
faun u,tr oltrh Ge6et geluonneu tper-
cen" Ser Gr56ildof tueiit oann bin
a1f Ole groBeu 9eitii6el: Waterialts.
mus, @beidJeioltug. Gbe6rltd, fripo-
les 2ebelt, @e6urtcuuerbiitlug, lit
ebrltdfeit, treulole, biuterliltige So
lltit uno mangelbafte religioie Set.
tlug uslo fitgt bln51: uWeuu mir fiir
uniere @ebete Grb0ruug crsuartet,
ttii1Ielt tutr Dor altem bon lfuiereu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-15
Die Stelnus Der fat9ulild,eu Stride
smm ariege ~.,
(sSortlekund BON 5eite 3

(1orRekung BON 5eite 81 .>.:' :
iterben tperoeu." Der 8dhof eridater-
te oas Mngenteiieue aieier 8orte Dor
eiuer @rltppe, Die iid auf Die Sa,tta.
i,iaa bon -@Gon6s fiir Die fatbottfhe
Raritas oorbereitete, nit ben .Npr=
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-13

FrantZ. David and Adeline, girl
Gatevood; Joseph and Geraldine, sirl.
Greenfield, Moses and Sylvia. boy.
Griffth. Albert and Evelyn, boy
Harris Frederick and Esther, boy.
Hemmerick. Henry and Anna bov.
Holmes Alexander and Evelyn, boy.
Jenkins, Otis and Elda. boy.
Jones. McWelch and Lottie, boy.
Knutson. Theodore and Jeanne, girl
Manning. John and Pearl, boy
Mazureck. Louis and Leona, girl
Morrow. Thomas and Judith, boy.
Murdoch. Hugh and Grace, boy.
O'Roark, Floyd and Mary. boy.
Parke. Sidney and Polly. girl
PAYNE. Charles and Dorothy, girl.
Peterson, Albert and Helen girl
Reynolds. William and Thelma, bow
Rubin, Lewis and Esta, girl
Schell Emil and Betty, boy.
Self. Clyde and Eileen, girl
Stamp, Louis and Leila, girl
Straub. Albert and Hildegart. girl.
Vereka, Frank and Alice, girl
Wiram. Kenneth and Margaret. boy.
Yost, William and Marilyn, girl.
Lee. Adolph and Frances, girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-13
Deoths Reported

Fannie C. Rowland, IS. 1913 Newton st.
NV.
Thomas Davidson. So, 5000 New Hamp-
shire ave. ne.
Robert D. Baker. so, 6 I st. NV.
Emma waterholder. so, st. Elizabeth s
Hospital
Josephine s. Beers, so, 342 Emerson St NV.
Albert l.. Jones, 70, George washington
Hospital
G1enjua Kobasko, ~. st. Elisabeth's Hos
pital.
Anna l. Kittene 70. 1929 California st. NV
Dennis F. Mccarthy, So. 2o2 st. NV.
Lena Bragunier IS, 636 Quebec pl NV.
Jennie N. Crossfieid. so, Sibiey Hospital.
Corinne 9, Criss, 81, Gallinger Hospital.
Timothy B. Maroney, 81. Providence Hos
pital
Carl w. Mulcahy. AZ. Doctors HOSPITAL,
Edna Q. Jones, A, George Washington
Hospital
Frank Paiuch. IS. Walter Reed Hospital.
Stanley L. Jones, 81. st. Elizaoeth's Hos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-13

ad yiFr ~ R 4 H JAM: ) H. H.mn
H'5:ss ssss sss s: a ~; nc ne
'0issa As;Sis.I T. Y Yes Eth 's 81
'0e ees a. 81 $500 ' 18th nI st.
-, ~; he Rev, ksy; r. J. X lennon;
and cone.tts Rus a2s n CO. siis 4tn
John snd MAJ csss f ts s{ss &: It.
oe sas Rev s Ra aIshnr s5: 5ssa Hall p NV
1 1ad n sara Rabbi Hi Norman
George & McMullen. IS. Boiling Field, and
Ethel z. Fisher; 20, 2goe 10th st. me-;
kins 81. both q 1852 ooTcorsn St. nv;
r, The By M = afnr T. "a Decree, st
NV. and Emma A. Lee. II, s1e b st.
nv; the , Rev Francis T Carey H.y; u.n
H0 ssre ave- un nN .na Elizabeth U NJ HIS,
q: sI2e Connecticut nn,s1 ave. NV the Rev.
f Nae t s%srta, 10 Is; r R.SSi ' Solomon T.
NJ .ns si asPy E. M s1s o'ssni iss &
Rossr rof f. Il Hob BIS IN NE Esxv ' Yard and
zgs5niil N * R ss.riid Eloss m'rssn''
Frank B, MARROW. 2e, ,e23 st; nv, and
R Ess Rel. L + Hua 4 a.: aa a2oa M ST. NV
stsn mi I. Milkovs S g. Glen Gardner,
Il, and Lesbis o. ingram: 90. East
william il Atve Ell s. an. nd julia 4 kis,.r,
=: both Of 4o4 st. Sc; the Rev.
Clarence G. Matthews, 1s. $50 W st. NV,
NV, TIE Rev. p e Wissm.n
Ssth 3. IS 6 St. st. s sG the Rev. sdvsTd
Ellis Harrison, %: and Daisy Spells. q,
H r. Robinson
Samuel ! Brown As. Capitol Heights, Md.
sD Da Rers Md E. EsR R R.nr, s. sm
NV. and Sarah Goodman. %; sos
Marie Drew. 81. SO H st. NV; the Rev.
John {. a ssrs, 81, $500 Prospect ave-. NV
willard ave; the Rev. walter M N.
John l. coburn. 20. Q. s. A.. and oarmelita
yalenzuela. 81: 1920 18th st. NV; the
MaTI.E.t z J.et;en. =. ssos q chs ano
w Is1n s. shs ssv james 1inp
more. fss New ,nf a. Ana " s1.
NV, the rev. a. ~. COrpenlng.
saa pe1. t.sa zsR sl2 81 II n
St NV; the Rev. v, y. Vincent.
Af heons b ha g. 1929 Nichols n s. n .ae
Max and Lett: e s 1 g. ShPh ssepsra
Maurice D. Lee. 20. Arlington. and Grace
a .i MGS9rmick' 1s' 5o4 e st. ne; Judge
John 8. Hissins. 81, 1881 Iyarts st. ne,
and Della G. Caysey; 20: 2015 18th St.
Merriil NJ Hammond. IT., IS. 1885 6 st.
fax Hctfl; sudss Fay l. B.. gsntlss
. Garter. 20. BOTH q sos rori H ave. n.W.;
s. .ns Mary HhP 2s Any S EOS G s:s
Hampshire ave. NV: Judge MattingIy
Charles r. williams. is. 2o2e cassetsse
III L St Sc; the Rev. Mason Morris,
Nv: ana Elisabeth a, smith: 70. san
'0sa whsts To- sss snd s. n nno The Rev
G i,ss a.; both of III 7th St. Sc;
John 5udf I e Gllnss.r g. Fort n.lvoir and
'0 Ruby Z. sorenson. 90, $3.50 Msssachu-
sets ave NV; the Rev. Henry W.
Harold B; Wright. 20. Relay. Md, and
Nettie ". lawson, "A. Alexandria: the
Rev. W; ]. Wright.
and Nancy E. Graves, "a, 91s 18th st.
NV: Judge Mattingly.
-Celestus M. Smith. 26, 1881 Irving st. NV.
the Rev. M. L. Gumbleton.
william A. Taylor, 81. and Mary c. Gas
kill 10, both Of 1918 4th st. ne; the
Rev. c. c. Day.
Issusd 1T Rockville
Robert Joseph Kern, %, Fort Belvoir, Va,
and Nuriel Jacquelyn Rowan, 81, Erie,
Pa.
Robert John Holmes. %. Fort Belvoir. Va.
and Jeanne Marie Wenrick, 1e Erie, Pa.
william Sheldon Derrick, %. and Alice
Marie cowling, 20, both Of Washington
George Frank Lockleair, 81, and Clemen-
tine Cohens, 81, both Of Washineton.
Le Roy Basin, 81. WASHINGTON, and Hazel
Eleanora Miller. 3h Silver Sprins, Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-13
Births Reported

Arata. Clarence and Minna, boy.
BAILEY. purward and Eta. boy.
Beoaowit w,I Lon and and Eaynsr boy
Caponiti. John and Grace. boy.
CLARK CLARK, Leon and Mae, boy; -,
SS%nins; David. II; and stslls. girl ri.
Fedssfson s snd girl
Pouch, Albert and Alice. girl;
Gates. William and Annie. girl.
Greene. Harold and Ruth girl.
Greenlee. Richard and virginia, boy.
HsaIy. Francis and Mid! Mildred doi girl.
Honton Essfs. AND and q 4sema boz Sov
Jones, Edwin and Mary, boy.
kessler; Harry and Mary; girl.
Matt sss a Bern Masha and f Rita girl
MusEge. Arthur and Mary, girl.
Mckim, Albert and Eln1a. boy.
Padow. Abram and Selma, girl.
Parrish. Leslie and Jean. boy.
Pertino. Serene and Cecilia. boy.
Ratner. Louis and Jean. boy.
scelsi. Rocci and carmeiina, boy.
ssfi l,, I Lawrenee and Catherine. boy.
Waters; James and Daisy: girl.
Moodhouse, Arnold and Edith, boy.
Elanton. Marcus and Mary. girl
Morgan, Marshall and Mary, girl.
AArmeentrout. Robert and Mary, girl.
Blair; Msrle:.jr. and Catherine. boy.
Carlson. Carl and Kate. boy
Clagett, Francis and Naomi girl.
Coryell. William and Muriei, boy.
Besker M Msry and Rhoda girl
Ennis. Frank and May, boy
Fortune. Maynard and Ruth. girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-13
D. 6. Girl to Be Graduated

Margaret D. Linzel of Washington
will be graduated early next month
from Stetson University in Deland,
Fla, the university announced today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-13
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C.. lar, couples must
apply for d marriage license on
one day, ,puit three tuu days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-13

Robert Z. oberbsek. 20, waiter Reed Hos
pital.
Infant Robert T. Clemens. 50 st. NV.
Paul I. psndridse. So, s1s I st. ne.
Lucinda Wood. SIS. Freedmen's Hospital
Henson cambridge. SO, Gailinger Hospital,
ne.
John Childs. IT.. as. Veterans Administra-
Robert Noble. 45 33a U st. NV.
Dorothy Watson. IA Georsetown Hospital.
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Roger Corley. 80. and Eliza Nelson, 90,
both Of 1928 Stanton terrace Sc; the
Rev. Sylvester Moss
Karl Marsulies. 90, 4sO4 Bird st. NV. and
Maisie Kaplan. 81, 1928 Ontario I'd.
NV; Rabbi Aaron volkman.
James P. Blades 25, 2027 Massachusetts,
ave. NV, and Olga o. Martin. "a, 1905
Rhode Island ave. NV; the Rev. E. H.
Pruden.
Matte L. Garrett, "a. 1921 Vermont
ave. NV; the Rev. Sylvester Moss. =,
John RI,. rsehqmss % E9Tt Bel BevoT and
Judge Robert z. Mattinsly.
Abraham L. Graham. 35. 1875 Ust; nv.
Jersey ave. NV: the Rev. James L. Pinn.
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old containers and cartons is unnecessary.
This war is a war of men, munitions
and machines. You can do something
about it. 1t takes metal to make num-
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Seniors Plan Farewell Fete

Chevy Chase Junior College will
give . farewell dinner to its senior
class May 20 ut the Sulgrave Club.
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Robert Joseph Kern, %, Fort Belvoir, Va,
and Nuriel Jaequelyn Rowan, 81, Erie,
Pa
Robert John Holmes. %. Fort Belvoir, Va,
and Jeanne Marie Wenrick, 1e Erie, Pa.
william Sheldon Derrick, 26, and Alice
Marie cowling %. both Of washington
George Frank Lockleair, 81, and Clemen-
tine Cohens, %. both Of WASHINGTON.
Eleanora Miller. s3h Silver spring, Md
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-11-19
Services Held For
Mrs. Ella NJ. Leedy

Mrs. Ella M. Leedy, wife of
D. X. Leedy, died Nov. 13 in
the home, 450 Cedar Crest av-
enue. Funeral services were
held Nov. 16 in st. Paul's Luth-
eran church and burial made in
Cedar Hill cemetery.
They were the parents of eight
children. The following sur
vive with Mr.. Leedy: J. F. Lee
dy and E. E. Leedy of Newark,
Walter Leedy of Youngstown,
Melvin Leedy of Fairmont, w.
Va, Arthur Leedy of Akron,
Mrs. George Morrison of Colum-
bus and Mrs. N. L. Short of
Kirkwood, Mo. A son, Arch
Leedy is deceased, also a sister,
Mrs. Hattie Rummel. Mrs. Lee
dy also leaves IL grandchildren,
four great-grandchildren, and
one brother, H. H. Wise, of Day
ton.
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-11-19
Franklin Grange
Elects Officers

Franklin Grange elected Off
GERS Nov. IL, and at the same
time held a corn show.
The new officers include 0. H.
Courson, master; Thora Bixler,
secretary; Walter M. Ice, treas
urer; Wilber Starett, overseer;
Irene Hunter, lecturer; Herman
Bixler, steward; Eugene Fields,
assistant steward; Edna Mae
Orr, l.. A. S.; Hazel Starett,
chaplain; Oscar Bixler, gatekeep
er; j. w. Hunter, executive;
Clyde w. Irwin, legislative; Jean
Bixler, Flora; Lola Norman,
Ceres, and 8helma Cotterman,
Pomona.
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-11-19
YES-HE QUIT

When Lady Luck nodded to
Jimmy Cash, young lyric tenor
on CBS' Burns and Allen"
show, the good fortune found
him wary. A grocery clerk
then, he kept his job three weeks
after signing his radio contract.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-11-19

GMALL fry fashions for
~ school and play which
can be dipped in the tub
when soiled and need no
ironing are a joy to busy
housewives. You can cro-
chet this junior jerkin in
practically no time at all.
The string gloves can be
made to "go with" the
sweater because little girls
love to mix and match ac-
cessories just as grown-ups
do. This appealing ward
robe duo can be completed
ton. Directions for making
stamped, self-addressed env
paper, specifying design NJ
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-11-19
How Young Are You?

How Young Are You?
Remember the boy -and-girl par
ties when you were young? How
you went, all shy and awkward,
but when the refreshments were
served, you really began to enjoy
yourself.
Now that school is under way,
don't you think you owe your
children a small party? To plan
a party now, though, and still
follow the conservation program
is quite a problem, isn't it? Re-
member to serve easy-to-manage
foods and if you are very busy, let
the youngsters make their own
decorations and favors.
MENU No. !
'Orange Juice with Pineapple Sherbet
Animal Crackers
MENU No. 2
Peanut Butter Sandwiches
Fruit Punch 'Molasses Cookie Dolls
MENU No. .
Vanilla Ice Cream Macaroons
sPopcorn Balls
Grange Juice With Pineapple
Sherbet
at. orange juice
pit. pineapple sherbet
Place 1a c. orange juice in each
of 8 glasses. Add scoop or ta-
blespoon of pineapple sherbetD
Serve Immediately.
Molasses Cookie Dolls
pa c. flour
tsp. baking powder
Ia tsp. salt
! tsp. ginger
I tsp. cinnamon
u tsp. cloves
~ c. dark molasses
" c. brown sugar
egg. beaten
"a c. melted shortening
Sift together the flour, baking
powder, salt and spices. Mix mo-
lasses with brown sugar, egg and
shortening, and add dry ingredi-
entS to make a soft dough. Chill
l hour. Roll on Toured board and
cut with fioured cutters. For
eyes, nose, mouth and buttons,
use small raisins. Bake on creased
cookie sheet in moderately hot
oven, 375 degrees, about IL min
utes. Makes 18 dolls 4 inches
high. If no cutters are available,
flour hands we'll and shape dough
into balls for heads and bodies,
and little rolls for arms and legs.
Then flatten the balls and rolls
and join by pressing edges Of
dough together.
Honey Popcorn Balls
~ c. sugar
tsp. salt
"a C. water
~ c. honey
8 qts popcorn
Cook sugar, salt and water (stir
until sugar is dissolved) to very
brittle stage. 600 degrees.) Add
honey, slowly stirring until blend
ed. Cook again until thermome-
ter registers 240 degrees (about !
minute). Pour over popcorn and
form into balls. Wrap in heavy
waxed paper.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-11-19
NEWARK LEADER

NEWARK'S ONLY DEMOCRATIC
NEWSPAPER
Issued on Thursday Only
At TN West Main Street
Newark. Ohio o<D
Published by
The Express Printing Company
Established 1895
Subscription Rate-yl.00 per year
in Licking and adjoining counties,
$l.50 per year elsewhere.
Entered as second class matter
office at Newark, Ohio, Under the
Art ~ Ma rch 4. 1875
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-11-19

REIGE AND BLACK are efec-
tively combined by designer
Charles Armour in this tDo-piece
ireSSmdker suit ,Dorn by CHS
lctress Maryot ("Aunt Jenny's
StorieS") Stevenson. For accent,
bright red porcelain buttons
licked aOith gold and a red ascot
edUe been added. (Taken at the
litz Towers, New York;