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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-08
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riibrt al1es s,lt bnrdeinanoer, fiiet
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9ann laiie man es init etipas SeIc
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bis TO Gage, ie na6 Der 8itter,,ng.
Man6e loIien o,ld edrren, nbne 5,l-
Dor 81 foden. SSSn oieiem Sale bra,'tt
felne 8eic beiaeiiiet 81 peroen. @or
bem @oren preBt man honn oas @on-.
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oen bat, burb ein reines Suh nno
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dlebt nlon ibn ouf Slold)en.
| Wonhe aieben einen olhern 8e-
lbnad Dor. 0esbalb 9eben mir nod
tebeno nod cine eanac Mu5abl Ser
fabren, Die ole ein por5iielibes @es
tranf aeben. Nian prebt 10 Quart
Sollllnberbeerelt bnrb ein Sieb, obne
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fiinf Minuten foden laiien. Yorlid=
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fertigen 8ein. - Gin anberes Ser
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-08

3l9epeuI lliio ole Sllilll9feH MIRO Que
6ipei Gage llmeeriibrt. ytad beenbe=
ter @arung aiebt man / Quart
6ranSbrailntmein ba6u, peripnnbet
nos 6o6 uno aiebt nod bier Monoten
oen @ein ouf Slalben ab. - Gin
pierteS 9ie5cpt lautet: lin eutcn Sol
liuberbeeren,ein nit lfploies 5u
nlo6en, lou man bie 8ceren nit Sen
V'claiies uno 9alier 9aren loiien lmh
oann crit olsprciien. 60 bereitet,
miro ser gSein niht 10 lei6t Ianer.
3. SoIhlnberbeeremein. Mia1 aere
ltompie nuo preIlc Die oollreifen See
ren 'mo iiiae ou 1 Quart 8riibe 3
Nuorts 9Holier unb A 8fnnb 3nder.
9tohoeu ocr 3uder aelolt iii, leibe
man bic Gsliiliiateit hurh, aebe ettpos
&eIe 5u uuo lone lie in einenl offencn
@ef0b 10-14 Soae earell ie nod).
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Slaihen ecfiiat tperbeu mib. 60 bolt
er iih mebrere Sabre. gtm fam audi
etipas gselfem uno osnaiperlpurael bet
fiieen.
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@elpib lit es ipihtia, 81, ,piiien, ipie
mon bel 8ereitllna Der Seilfrouter-
tees perfGbrt, nm sic aanje Seilfroft
oerlclben all erbolten. See bon Seil=
frGutcrn, ieien es 8lotter, 9liiter
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mon, iibergiebt fie nit liepeno bel.
bent sSoller uuo lGbt lie SO Mi.
nnten aieben. Damn Ieibt man ibn
uno trinft ibu beib. 9fon fam et,pas
3uder beifiioen, ater feline Wtild). 3u
elmer So1le @aller nimnt mon lopiel
See, ais man nit orei sSineeru neb-
meu fonn. 49,.
gsiu MON bon Seilfr6,,term,,raelu
See bereitet 70 mus mon bouu Siele
oona tiidtia NIT bent sao11er mitfp-
den lo1ien. bonu bis n,r grfolt,,na
al1oeoeft iteben Io'ien unb ableiben.
TuIper miro ebenfons oefpd,t 1no
ourd,oelcibt. y3inoeu ,peroen oud lou-
oc ocfod)t. 9eeren meroen aeroriitt
uno bonn aefod,t. 9rinft man gaer-
muttec l,noe,niItt nit onberm Sec,
10 nebme n,on aIe Shnoeu nur Ell,
men sdh,d.
Mu6bl4ttertee 1T beionbers fir
Sinber iebr a,1 empfeblen. Mon fam
Gins hern Se,,eIhe,, NIT qpilh ,,nh 0,,f.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-08
Mitt,pod, Sen s. SnIi 1912
HuSRunft
s. a., Nl.

8. ), 81.
Das lit es ia, mos GapIt Yius ser
3polfte immer iuieoer betpnt lno
,pas audi unier Gr1iibent GoolepeIt
als Die 8rimblaee 1,nb 8ebingung
zines oanernbem ssriebens mo eincs
gtelta1tfbous Der ySelt IN Gorihlag
gebrad)t bat: relieioie unb benofro-
tiide 5reiBeit, cine @rnc,,erung nes
driltliben @eiItes in Nceerung
Staot, Jonlilie unO @elelliboft. Sc
Der @ln5elne fann, wenn er ollb fein
Golfsfiibrer, Holitifer poer Diplomat
it, bas Seinige aur @rreih,ng Die
ice 3ieles beitrosen; ,penn er icIbit
nom @eifte oes @briItent'ms lih lei
ten labt uno oieien @eilt ouh 81 ner-
breiten Iie bemiibt, in ieiner Sonilie,
feiner ,,adlten llmeebrne, int gerein
,no nnter ieinen Witorbeiter1,.
- q. g., Obio -
Das ensliihe Mort 8lodont fann
man I'M Deltihen nieoer9eben nit
Gesb,nfelung ober slbblenonng.
- Nrs. s. ". st., Nis. -
Mls zines Der belten Mittel, Sod
Goades all pertreiben, bat lib Dos
Sbofgarbenfraut (g)arron) erspieien.
Nan aerihneioet Die aonae Yflan5t
nno itrent iib al sic Stelleu, mo iid
Dos llnee5iefer aufbalt. 0tan follt
anb Die Yflanden trodnen, 81 Fnl-
Der 5erreiben ,,no lmberltreueu.
- 8. g., u. y. -
lleber oie por etliben SSabren aus
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ring uno 8anneug (9el9ien) semel=
oeten MISUNDERSTANDING bat
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fbieoen l,no miro ipobl oub Die I'M
teriltbune nibt tpeiter eefiibrt ,pcroen
bis nab Dem 9rieae. Die &irbe
ftellt Ianee ,nlo griinolidc nnterIn.
dllngen oft, benor lie Den iiberlatiirs
licben gbarafter bon @rlbeinungen
anerfellnt.
- s. g., Nebr. -
Ser @rnuo, pesDalb &rduterbellt
mittel ben nlinerolilhelt> por5u5ieben
{ino unb bot allen Natllropotbeu 10
empfoblen iperoen, lieqt oarin, ba6
bic Rr1uter sic pitalen glemerlte, Gi=
tamina eenannt entbolten, ipel6c Ell
nent fronfen Sorper aur @elunbunJ
uno al,m &ieoeraufbou nptpenoig
itnb. Bflan5eniafte ollimilieren lld)
benz 8lute bes Menlden gerabc IN
Der rihtieen. Auantitdt, um ben ee~
,pollten @ei,,nonnsspro5eB berbei5u-
fiibren, rno Die eiftieen ,mo anoern
fdabliaen Stoffe bonn &Drper aus
s,llbeioer, pbne ibm 5u Ibaoen. $50
geeen gbenlifalien ais 6eilntittel an
aetpal1ot, BEN &rantbeitsitoff I'M &or-
per nod permebren, tpie 3. g.. Die 3ns
tiibr,ng bon @iften nnb Serums.
Ser Sbopfer bat Die Seilfrafte in Die
%ifanaen nnS &rauter seleet, in Die
n16ite ltmaebune oes Menlben, TO-
oab lie iogar Dem natiirliben Sssnftinft
Der Giere aueanelid iino. Sn Der
mooernen aratliben Nraris fommen
Die SeilfrGi,ter teieoer INNER mebc
anr @eltung. Sie iperoen anb lpe9en
oes boben Bitamineebaltes en,pfeblen.,
Mrs. ST. g., Sub. - -. +,
Sic 1nDhten elm a1ites Golunoers
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-19
Ship Sinking Toll
Mounts to 495 T otal
Continued IA. TaEc Onc)

women and children.
The lives of l37 men, women and
children were lost when U-Du1f
slipped into Canadian coastal water.
and sank the British ferry steamship
Caribou-thc tenth sinking -. The
war reported in that area.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-19
NORTH CAROLINA STOCKS

TNc N-'-1-- ASSOCIATION q SccUII'Cs Dcu.0r.. IHe,
DIS;rc, H. published he following ".tGi. g..r
based a.'a' furnished =" Il ~ certain Gsniais
a. D. ~. C.t Is. i9l2 IN" a ,,1c.l'..H ,alc:
10 g.p......., thc," yiI"'S as Tho" arc only ind
cate %. 81. raj currCn; market"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-19

every wear. the percentage - al 70
CvI's has steadily declined .g...
-2."& ~: cen: i'll 1899 To- !G.7G5 ys.
-'.' !" l9i2. Sales taN Weld also ...
'..'.r.d ".Cry v"aT. going lv '
HuHHi eleven millions four vn..-
--r l. N.5.6G3. i69 for Tie past ri.c,.
yea. o." percentage ratio also GaI
.:v-o.> dropped from 3i.72 do" f..
-'. =.
ac.",.me schedule y INCOME '..,.
...c shown an inCrca>r each ....
... .j".,D,... more t,u.i !ouolrn. .
... ,H.U... collected. and he w,.-
s..'a-c !a:iD j"nrinc from 2&"@ 3D..
800 - iu.+2 during ne P.,, yea.
income 'lEcs IL i9t'-!2 .g"..n,rG
g.. >-2,552.+38 oI general rama c.
.,.s,-.
Several OF the minor -y.ctlu;e:
i.s'u.'v N percentage Yield. w.I'
schedule i license 't>"s .rrw.ne !
decline each year :..a. 20. l. $40
-. cent. though . .c',,! G1I..ts
Dn,irr,rI this brucE.r =: .5.d u,r,u,,
q w.l.rr dollars moe ..-r year 'n,n
i did :.Ir wears ago.
Aggregate Gcncr,. :u"G receipts
NoauGcd from S3i.oGG. - - s..
1H5.G&5 during the !,u.-!J.. Nc.!.t
covered ny the ch....
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-19
Blue Devils
To Meet Pitt
Next Saturday

Durham. oct l9.-FOr the second
week in succession Dukes Bluy
Devils will take 10 the road a the
Big Blues journey 20 Pittsburgh nest
Saturday for heir seventh meeting
with the Smoky City eleven.
II will be the rubber match be-
tween the Partners and the BhIl
Devils. each having won three of the
sin games III series which began
way back III 1929.
Famous Pit power was too much
for Duke III that first contest. The
visitors Smothercd the Blue Devils.
52-1. i'll the first game played in tho
new Duke stadium. Jimmy Drllalt
coached the team that year.
In 1898 the Iron Dukes came into
their own and, combined with the
kicking of Eric The Red Tiptnn
nosed out the highly touted Su,hcr-
land. 20. i'll the classic Battle q.
the Snow" This win showed the
Blue Devils right into the RoSy
Bowl.
Their last meeting saw the Blue
Devils gain partial revenge Tor that
So Shollacking by the Panther :.
PLAYING III Pitt stadium, Duke rollct:
up Il 27-I victory.
Next Saturdays clash is rated a
tosS-up. but both teams will be out
q make il four wins over the othef.
Pittsburgh is given the edge in cx-
5crience in size. Coach Charlie Bow
;cr has nine lcttcrmcn in his STAR
ng lineup and onl" one of the start
ng eleven is SOPHOMORE On the
contrary, Duke will probably have
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-19
Week S Rainfall
Total Five Inches
During Past Week

Approximately five inches If "a,
'cll here during the eck-long rainy
season that ended last Saturday. az
sv.dluS "a ui!iC!a! Weather BUr,.
.,ading> made available today.
Tn" rain set in on Saturday nlgi'
. Week ago and continued ~ Gl!E-
..v- and showers almost ConiluUoji.
81 ,@.rUgh Friday. Saturday WAS ~,
Ggs' day &c sunshine III THIS SccrlD'
IN week. Sunday Was :; TYPICAL
HutUnn day. and the sun shine
MOS. of today also.
Ram cumc SLOWLY during The wee,
nj precipitation and most Of t.,
water 80, absorbed III the ground
Streams }" lii area did no, 20 on,
ut bauE>. and ne damage Was done
cNcrp, iu growing crops. particular ~
.Ottun.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-19
Coach Payne Makes
One Shift in Starting
Lineup; Harris and
Turner Elected Co.
Captains for Tvs
Games.

With promise al i;l"yi ..,... .
weather III stead a! Tn, ..iri.,lr .n...
mud which caused prsipuuvrvn; ,,
the game originally schedule,
last Friday. the I!Cnarr,lt hi
school Bulldogs were putin, ..
edge on their condition IuIl. ...
the grid session tomorrow niul, ...s....
the oxford eleven. The game :,
&c calico ~ u UCIJC.. uu.,r. l,.,
N the Oxford Recreation PHr ...
Coach w. ID. PAYNE SAID TODAY =,
nc expects one shit IN the ln....
announced last week. and thai .,
VIII pIuaDbl" start hailyH al u.......
IN place ui Harley Mills. who l..
cone most OF the work IL that ur-.-.
tun Tor earlier games OF thl., sea-.
GALLEY has BEEN showing uD We. 3,
practice. II WAS said. and his Iu.u.t
gives hm an ;I'.."nia2C in Gu.,...,
against all - Iial attack CNDr.3...
from the GranNill" county team.
The starting lineup Tor ileucp...,,
l. expected Ia be Powers and To-
pctt. ends: Harris and AlcG.r,.
tackles, Williams and l.u..nrr.
guards: TurnCc. center: L.ii,.. uu..
tcrbaCk: Allen ana {. Mills. u,r.-
backs. and Johnson. iuilaauS.
Coach Payne .uid th~l Ihr .uu Fl.
has elected Franz; Harris and hu.-
rrt Turner cu-cuptglNs inr the O.-
ford game and the game here nest
Friday Afternoon with RGEDuru. Car
los Mills and Turner have served o..
appointment as CO-CuptIIu, iii CARRIER
encounters this wear.
y pep rallv is tu be n,ld tun.u,-
Two Itth sol
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-19

just one senior and at lra&t thrc"
SuDhomUrc, On the i.,ld q, The .ac.-
off.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-19
Three State Crime Wave
Ended in Chicago Arrest
Continued from Page Onc)

NNtI.'.I!Gtl .o!!l rage OhtD
was Using. the automobile having
been stolen the day before A led
ETA. charge at kidnapping vas !..".i
iga:nS. him III Detroit.
October I-A>Saj.l;cd Il g!rl /.
Detroit.
October i-Bel.cycd 10 have stolen
car II !. robbery e: -. ...a. H..
and to nave used I 20 escape az.
gUoOing Chicago tl!.ng station.
October G-lic!a up Il ;h.rd Chi
rago couple. uou"d them and As
saJ!ted the girl.
October 7-Rou3rd another CHI
cagoan. took So. and an Nu.omO-
,av.
Octobc. 8-B,a.!ed train loy
Denver.
Hoover said kuccu, had boosted
he would ~: be ..." IN October %.
h.a birthday
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-19
Bulldogs Invade Oxford
Tomorrow Night At 8
Negro Schools On
Short Time To- Aid
In Cotton Picking

Negro schools in Henderson
and Vance county began today
week of suspension at noon to
permit the children 10 assist in
picking cotton. All the Negro
schools except the Negro graded
SCHOOL in Henderson were In
cL.nnl"tc suspension las; week.
but il amounted only To Il weeks
holiday for the children. for II
rained all week and no cotton
could be picked.
Cotton was damaged consider
ably as the result Of the rain.
and no great amount Of picking
was anticipated until bOllS in the
field had dried cut after the long
rainy season.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-19

To conserve paper in the UN!,"1
Kingdom brewers arc eliminating
labels and using lcttcrcd crowns -
identity bottles.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-08-20
Injunction Against
Outdoor Theatre

Although a temporary injunction
has been granted against the opera
ton of the Outdoor Motion Picture
Theatre, located south of Lima, Hor-
ace E. Shack, manager said Thurs
day that the theatre would remain
open until every legal remedy has
been exhausted, even in the higher
courts"
Hancock County Common Pleas
Judge Chester Pendleton who heard
the case from the local bench re-
Gently, handed down a decision
Thursday morning, granting tenn
porary injunction. The judge said:
"The operation of the defendants
show as it has been conducted with
| its present installation Of loud speak
er equipment constitutes a sufficient
nuisance to justify the granting of
temporary order and the same is
issued accordingly, same to become
effective upon plaintiffs furnishing
an injunction bond in the sum of
$4,000"
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-08-20
Woman Knitted In
Revenge Stabbing

Revenge was theorized as a pos
sible motive in the alleged assault
upon Mrs. Elmer Jacobs of Findlay,
who was slashed on the face and
arm with knife in her apartment
Wednesday noon.
Mrs. Jacobs was found in the hall
of her apartment after her cries at
tracted Mrs. Nelson living in the
next apartment. She told Police
Sergeant Homer Johnston that the
man who attacked her had a mus
tache. Other than that she was
unable to furnish a further descrip-
ton of her alleged assailant.
Mr.. Jacobs told police he had had
words with certain person whom
he suspected of having had a hand
In the attack. He gave police the
suspects name.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-08-20
Attempts Suicide After
Capture

Superintendent R. E. Bushong of
the Lima State Hospital was noti-
fed last week of the recapture and
attempted suicide in Sandusky of
Philip Mischler, ga, wife slayer, who
had escaped from the hospital by
saving two bars from a window in
second story ward.
DIR. Bushong said Sandusky police
were notified Mischler probably
would go to the home of relatives
there and that officers were lying in
wait when he arrived. Sandusky
officials reported the man slashed
his throat and wrists when he saw
that recapture was imminent, but that
his condition is not believed serious.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-08-20
Suicide Follows
Investigation

Francis Henry Perry, 36, son of
Mrs. Edna Perry, of Ridgeway, end
ed his life spectacularly at Kansas
City police headquarters where he
was being held for investigation, ac-
cording to word received in Kenton
The man, carpenter by trade,
was picked up by a state highway
patrolman after he failed to produce
his draft registration card, the dis
patch said.
His death occurred early Monday
of last week when he leaped from an
eighth floor window of the police
building.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-08-20
SpencervilIe Enter
tains Largest Crowd

An estimated $4,000 persons, larg-
est crowd ever to assemble in Spen-
cerville, jammed streets last Thurs
day as the villages Century of Prog
ress parade coursed through the
streets.
Spencerville and Buckland high
school and a German band provided
music as so floats, all elaborate in
appointments, passed the reviewing
stand. Following the parade, 600
persons jammed the high school aud
itorium for a pageant in which more
than 100 persons participated. 1t
depicted the villages history from
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-08-20
Finding Check Got
Him Into Trouble

Steve Tomko, %, who gave his ad-
dress as Graceton, Pa, was lodged in
the Putnam county jail after at
tempting to pass check allegedly
issued to another person by a local
poultry dealer.
Sheriff Arnold Potts said that
Jerry Ruhe, manager of the Gray
and White poultry station in Ottawa
told him that Tomko attempted to
cash a check which had been given
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-08-20
Thrown From Car,
Girl Dies

The second traffic fatality in two
days in the Lima area was recorded
Friday when Miss Evelyn Ziegler,
10, of Cloverdale, died in st. Rita's
hospital of injuries sustained in an
accident near Ottawa.
Miss Ziegler's death at 1:30 a. m.
followed closely the death of Azor
Treen, 60, of Kenton, who was
struck Wednesday by an automobile.
The Cloverdale girl, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Ziegler, was in
jured in Route 60 when the automo-
bile in which she as riding left the
highway at a curve, throwing her
from the car.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-08-20
DelphOs Plans Street
Fair

In keeping with the vaudeville
programs of more than two decades,
Delphos free street fair board has
booked what it believes will be three
of the best outdoor acts it is possible
to obtain this year. They will per-
form August Is to 29.
One act will be performed a dis
tance of 16S feet in the air. 1t is
called "The Fearless Janesley". In
addition to various stunts he will
perform, he will conclude with stand
ing on his head and giving the vic
tory sign. This will be at Main and
Fifth streets with performances at
5 and 10:30 p. m.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-08-20
Legion Buys War
Bonds

The Kenton American Legion post
No. 1913, Wednesday, acquired five
$1,000 war bonds. The purchase
was made with funds which have
been in the Legion's hands since
1928, earmarked at that time for a
building fund. The Kenton Legion
naires voted recently to put the
money into war bonds instead of
building at this time.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-08-20
Lightest Vote In 25
Years

Lack of interest in Allen county's
primary election last week was re-
fiected in the smallest vote cast in
nearly a quarter of century.
Fewer than 1000 electors went to
the polls to exercise their franchise.
When the last ballot had been count
ed by the board of elections the total
vote was announced at $3.50. This
is the lowest figure recorded since
1913 when woman's suffrage came
into its right.
The final results showed the Dem.
ocrats outvoted the Republicans by
about 400 votes.
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Propagation Areas
Unnecessary

Establishment of natural propaga-
tion areas in each township will not
be carried out in the 13-county dis
trict No. l of the Ohio Division of
Conservation and Natural Resources
as requested by officials in charge of
the Pittman-Robertson program in
Ohio.
This was made known by Howard
A. Langstaff, of Findlay, supervisor
of district No. /. There are suffi.
cient game birds in northwestern
Ohio and to set up these township
propagation areas at this time would
be waste of the sportsmen's money,
the supervisor declared.
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Dies At Wheel Of Car

Forest "Fred" Cooper, 64, a wide
ly known farmer of near Ada, sue
cumbed to a sudden heart attack
while driving his automobile into
Ada Monday morning. Mr.. Cooper
succeeded in shutting off the igni-
tion of his machine and swerved it
to the roadside where it stopped
when entangled in wire fence.
Passersby realizing by the sudden
swerve of the car, that something
was wrong, hastened to his car. Mr..
Cooper was dead when they arrived.
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Monday for Michigan for a weeks
fishing trip and departed in such a
hurry that they forgot to take along
their fishing equipment. At least
that is the story friends are telling.
Upon arrival at their favorite
fishing spot, they discovered there
was no equipment with which to fish.
A telegram was sent to friends ask
ing them to dispatch the equipment
to them, while the suckers" sat on
the bank, waiting for the tackle.
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Pinned Under Truck
Half Hour

Robert Horst, 10, of Newport
News, Va, received a crushed leg
when he was pinned for half an
hour beneath delivery truck which
overturned following a collision with
car near the Lima Municipal Air
port.
Miss Norma Jean Leist, 10, of
Elida, received severe throat lacera-
tions. She was riding in the pas
senger car with Eugene Calvelage,
19, of Ottoville, who was unhurt.
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Findlay Man Is Red
Cross Field Secretary

Ralph |. Huston, an employe of
the Central Ohio Light and Power
company who long has been identi-
fed with first aid and safety work
in Findlay has accepted a position
as field director for the American
Red Cross service to the armed
forces.
Huston will report August "a in
Washington, D. c., for two-week
training period before being assigned
to some army camp, probably in the
South.
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All Calf Feeding
Success

Twenty-Five of the so calves owned
by members of the Hancock county
All calf club sponsored by>t the First
National bank already have reached
the 600-pound goal for the animals
although 20 feeding days yet remain
before show and sale will be held
Thursday, Sept. 3, at the county
fair grounds.
]. B. Swartz, cashier of the bank,
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ALLEN COUNTY
Dog Warden's Gun
Stolen

A 22-gauge repeating shotgun was
taken sometime between noon and
2:45 D. m. Wednesday from the auto
mobile of Irwin Sakemiller, Allen
county dog warden, as it as parked
in the county garage at the rear of
the courthouse, he reported to the
sheriff's department. An inyestiga-
ton is being conducted.