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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-09-30
Finley Grange Members
Buy s9O295 War Bonds

Finley-The Grange met Friday
night with an open meeting when
the Booster night program was
held. About one hundred men,
bers and visitors were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb O'Hearn of the
Kennewick Valley Grange were
present for the 3rd War Bond
Drive. Bonds of $9O25 were TAX
en- out by Finley Changers. The
program consisted of a welcome
song by the audience a short talk
by the master, Virgil Masters; a
talk, "What is the Grange" Irene
Hughes; reading, Mrs. v. Masters;
piano solo, Lorraine Messenger;
reading, Bill Num-; skit, Lorraine
and Virgil Messenger; reading, by
Mrs. w. Num-. Lunch was served
at the close by Mrs. w. Mum, Mrs.
j. Mum and Mrs. Emily Laudell.
John Kuh from Toppenish, Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Laugen and
Arnie Laugen all of Seattle, were
weekend visitors of Mrs. Laug-
ems parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Kuh. They all left early Monday
for their homes.
The Rev. and Mrs. Clark M.
Smith returned Saturday morn
ing from Portland where they
spent two weeks. Ill.,. ID
Mrs. Harvey Paulson and Mrs.
Norman Laugen of Seattle visited
Mrs. Albert Piert, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Benson
were visitors at the E. Sherry
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gerber
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ben
son at Hover Friday night.
M. and Mrs. Albert Piert and
children were visitors Tuesday of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fredricks and
daughter, Lenna Lee. rzs
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Sherry were
dinner guests Monday, evening of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Falque were call
ers also at the Taylor home.
Mrs. Maud indell of Kennewick
was a weekend visitor of Mr..
and Mrs. T. M. Gardner.
Walter Hughes of Pasco, visited
his mother, Mrs. Irene Hughes
at the Finley store Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor
were business visitors in Pasco
Monday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-09-30

The War department announced
the names of $50 officers and en-
listed men of the 18th Air Force
in the South Pacific who were
awarded the Air Medal by Major
General Nathan F. Twining, COM
mander. The medal winners in
cluded Staff Sergeant Richard c.
Cludt SON of MIR. and Mrs. H. A.
Cludt of Kennewick.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-09-30

Calvin Leibel will be president
of the local Hi-Y club for the
current year with Norman Rob-
bins, vice president; and Cecil
Rock secretary-treasurer. Advls-
ors selected were v. D. Rogers,
w. r. Coyer and J. B. Coan.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-09-30
Daughter from Portland
To Care for Mother

Hover-Mrs. Byron Legerttrand
of Portland, Ore, arrived Sunday
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. S. Mcintyre. She will care for
her mother who has been sick
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Ayers were
in Yakima Monday on business.
On their way home they stopped
at Pasco and attended the Eastern
Star meeting Monday night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-13
Look into Your Heart
before you give me your Answer!

IVuY NAME isn't important I'm just one
y1 of the millions of fellows over here
6btns for America I'd like speak for these FELLOWSHIP
YOU folks back home.
You see think know what's in their minds because
~ often talk things over among ourselves. Mostly we talk
out home-about the places came from ana the tgS
- ,an to do when we get back. Right now, especany'
wore thinking lot about home, for we're IN the oioooeSt
battles of hstory-and we know that some OF US Will HUI
came back Some of will never see again the ones we
Ru-eve cot lob to do and we're going to do it. WHAT
want to saw to YOU folks back home is this: we IKE 10
think that YOU are with in this bitter struggle o,
T. would helm lot to know that you are really oen"o Us,
ne us up 100 per cent. It's going to take neaP ol
=, northumberland ships and planes, tanks and guns to peat
the Avis That's what the 3rd War Loan is 1or' II ol
q INVASION Most of us fellows in the service are puo' s
. dollar we can into War Bonds But you folks PACK i'ole
g to carry the big load We've got to oepeno o so
# Don't fail u.s. will you!
Yes to YOU this boy is looking in this cr't'ca
Z America calls upon you to DO your part III 1 N 1;d
Z And YOUR part is at least EXTRA >lOo w ar
81 tbe drive At LEAST 500. That's in addition TO yoo
Z lar War Bond subscriptions Invest more IL you p! -
@ Como ~ o, must invest thousands in order 10 reae ~
Invest out of your income-lnves Out ol soo'
~ idle or accumulated funds. go
.@ Remember this money must come noii' W."
sI Yourself. Each and every one must 90 MS slafe
M Let's do it the American way-"i'sly' sa,a, ;nto
"a with the knowledge that you are putt'ns yoo Lna Nth
M ts sasst in the world be paid back with
M interest by your government p1
III Sacrifice todayyou will be richer tor ar Rond II
The INVASION now-buy least one e1r9 >loo war o0'0
SAM September.
8 vo.r Answer is Either "Yes or No IN THIS
a Roll Call Of the Nation
a u1a,v do nv best to invest in at least one extra
#S 1Eo e1oo War Bond during the 3rd War Loan D
M ]1 NV Government this money gladly 10 oa'A ~ ~
1Na - fighting men, IT,
Na8# 1 lending any of my money TO my 'o cl:. e
IT. NO dns f. Sure, know the boys VINO are ns gun, .b
gSA nae need support, but let somebody else A'N~
aS82 - sacrifices. IL,
as ..z,er will; be given in the number OF EXTRA " al
a88Sg2 :..,ss+ IN during September.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-13

Nur answer will be given
YOU invest in during Septe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-22

uno fein Mbeno bringet 5rie6en
ibm uno Stub. feine @lofe Him
get ibm Elm &aitlieb 5ii.
go IN oeinem Streben biit 11ein
Ser5 AUDI om: @ott nur fann
Dir geben tpabre Mbenorub'.
s. M. Soffman b. Ganersleben.
Ser flieBenoe 8a9 nn6 oas Meen-
fdenleben - 10 dbnli9.. 8eibe bon
@ott gemadt, beioe baben eit1Rn be-
ionberen 3ped, beibe ,1iiiien oienen
frob nnb fret; beibe iinb 10 gliidli1,
penn fte @ottes Billen erfiillen ton.
men. @ollt iib aber Elm Gelienblod in
ben 8ab, oann fpriibt er auf, tpioer.
iest fid lr16 tpiibH Inn i'm berum1, lit
ungliidlid, tpeil et,pas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-22
Gedanken und Einnerunsen
Bon @ep. Is Haer4pee

bon Ben Donne fib bolen Iaiien utro
brittle oie erite.
,,2ebe nod", iagte er: ngebe nod
nidt serne tot. Benp Der bier Haitor
tperoen tpolIte, oann muBte er blei.
ben ,ttto nod ettpas tparten. So, mas
lange oauert, miro enblid. Mber 10
beiBt es: Soften 11n6 Sarren madt
manden gum Narren; bann audi tpie.
Der: @enn Die Soffnung nidt mar',
lebte mander nidt mebr. Ser fonmt
nidt mebr tpieoer uno tpenn ibm ser
8ii9of Die &atbe6rale geben tpiir6e.
&eb unb Oeiterreid itno ieine liebite
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-22

Seimat getpor6en. Saio tbe Sriib
biibop at a banquet for a Siiter's
6aplin: ,Satber, S enbp pour in Dour
petition, for tbep iap: 81 b,1tder's BOG
ano a miller's bog anb a filters dap-
lin min neber itarbe', uno er fri6
ii6 iiber iein runoes 8Gu6lein.
@ater 5feinife 1adte beM auf, 6enn
10 einen 8is batte ct lange nidt nrebr
losgelaiien, Der alte Su9s. @ir ipra-
diem nod ettpas iiber oieies uno ienes;
ba tam aud 8aitor's Sberes9en ber-
eingei6lupft:
ugs be 1peg iest - pes, be bGbt
me OF gooobp iedt, be mon gan5 gerne
bier Baftor iten. @at ba9t be iid
tpobl. SD, 6as tut ser 8ii9of nidt.
9e nd6ite Baitor bon 8reeie ion mol
oe Solemann pdrn. Sd fte of ba-
b6r!"
~geun iei uur rubie'', meinte Der
bodp. 8ruoer, ui6 lebe nod u1b
na9 mir miro Der liebe @ott i6on Ell
men baben, Ser midi eriebt"
Sd ging enbli6 irt mein 3immer;
es mar i6on bunfel ~getporoen. S6
iummte 10 bor mir bin:
@beno miro es tpieber, iiber @alb
uno Selo iduielt Srie6en nieoer
uns es rubt oie @eIt.
Sour Ser 8a6 ergieBet ft9 an Sel-
ien BORT, uno er branit unb file
BET raitlos INNER fort.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-22

ieinen fr0bliden, frii6en 2auf bernn1t;
10 au6 Der Menid lit berbrteBli9, un-
gliidli6, un5ufrieben, tpenn linn Elm
Stiid Selien elmer 5iinbe in ben 2e-
benslauf, oen ieligen @eg gum Sim.
mel beriperrt. &ein Mbenb bringet ibn1
Damn &ube unb Srieoen, feine iiiBe
Ibenoglode ldl1tet linn bann Elm fr0b-
1i9es slbe Maria mebr at. ssa, er
ruff Damn 5ur Mutter: n&eiIige Ma-
ria, Wutter @ottes, bite fir mid or
men Siinoer: iebt uno in Ser Stunoe
meines Eooes."
9ie Sir i6elte uno 8ater Geinefe
ging ielbit bin.
gr lieB niemano 5ur Sir geben,
menn er geiunb mar; MIR bes Nabts
ourften Ebereie ooer Der Miiiitent bic
Siire offnen un6 Die Na6ri1t entge-
gennebmen. Mn oieiem Mbeno famen
Die Sruitees: Iuguft @lutbe, Sran5
Sunfe, Serb &rebs nno Sp &nies Sr.
Ser alte Serr nabm fte freunoli9 auf
uno tie ietten ft9 ee11tiitli6 beiiam=
men uno beipra9en bie borliegen6e
Mufgabe. glus Dem alten 56neItern-
baus ioute Elm neues @aidbaus beirn
Soipital gebaut tper6en, oas 5tpei
Stuben entbalten follte. Gin groBes
3immer fir oie 8diderei uno ein
fleineres fir Elm goten5immer. gs
ioate gut l1n6 aniebnli6 fem rno Mu-
euit &lutbe iollte Sen 9lan fertig mo-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-22
WsittmOd), ben %. september 1943

den uno ansre1nen, mas 6as @an5e
fo5ten wiirbe. go iibergaben er iino
oie anoeren bie Mrbeit an auglit
&lutbe ab.
(Gortiebung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-22
Der Sal bes Mntidriit
(syortiebu11q bon Seite u

lpDIIolOpD1lD DeDte1en mer0en tonrfe,
bob es einen Mntidriit Der alien gor-
| IfteI1ng gebett unb tpie es nit linn
liteben perbe. gs fhlug au9 gar ,ridt
in rnein Sad. go bergaB ib, offen
geitan6en, gang alif ben Mnti9riit.
8etrn groBen gu1ariitiiden &on.
greB IN Wien 1912 traf ib biele
Serren aus allen rr1ogli9en 2Gnoern.
Gin Stubienfreu11b Iuo midi Elm, nit
ibm 1tad @enf gu fabren, ,tn6 10 fam
es, baB i6 gum erIten Male ben
,@roBen @elebrten" fennen lernte.
gls Stnbent batte i9 feline Buder
gern seleien. sic tparen 10 gana an.
bers ais anoere 9ii9er. gs ipra9
oaral1s ein Wann, Der ntebr tpuBte
als irgenbeiner, BEN id ie geb6rt at
Sen hie1en nniperiit1ten bes ST. ltno
Muslmoes. @as mir aber 10 redt,
irs Ser5 ging, mar Der feline fatbo-
liide @eiit bie 2iebe 5u @ott, gum
lieben &eilano unb CUR beiligen Sir
de. Das muBte Elm fernfatbolii9er
@e1ebrter fem. @s tpar H. gilbert
Waria @eiB aus bent Srben bes FL.
9ominifus. Sn @ien batte man ib1t
ben beleienlten @elebrten Der @elt.
Iiteratur genannt. Gin Sreun6 aus
&openbagen batte i'm iogar einen
Sei1igen genannt. Gin Sdtpei5er &a-
| tbolifenfiibrer batte i'm ben gr6Bten
@elebrten Ser Sest5eit gebeiBen.
9aber 1neine Neugier, in Greiburg
in Ser S6mei5 ab5uiteigen, Inn BEN
bielgenanrten Wann 5u iebe1t nno at
b0ren. @ir erbtelten balo= @rIaubnts,
uns in feline gorleiung 5u begeben.
,,gr miro beute leien 3innter Scr.
A., glaube id, mars. Ser bagere,
aI5etiIde Mann eri9ien balo im Do-
minifanerbabit, gebeugt ettpas bon
Sitter uno Mrbeit, aber geiitesfriId
spie Elm iunger Brieiter. Grit tpnroe
gebetet, Damn fling er a1t at reoen -
bonn slnti9rift -.
| gs tut mir beute iebr leio, 6aB idb
mir ni6t Sen gan5en gortrag iteno'
grapbiert babe. Mber er bat auf mild
einen ioIden ginorud gema9t, bob
id CLAUDE, i6 fann i'm inbaltlib ber'
te nod niebergeben. Sier lit er in Der
Sauptia6e: -.
| Meine Serrenl nniere a11fgeflarte
uno fortgeidrittene @elt lit ia iebt
10 tpeit, oaB iie bie Seiligen enttpe-
Ioer ins gearren- eoer ins &ranfen.
baus iebt. l1n6 Gbnli6 ma6t ite es
nit Dem Eeufel. go aud nit oem
Mnti6riIt. 9as lit einfadb ein &in'
oermar6en. 60 re6et bie mooerne
8elt. Was id Sbnen nun iage, oas
lift fein gbangelium. sic fonnen bar'
iiber oenfen, tpie Sie tponen. @ber
zines itebt fir midi feit. Sd bin bier,
Inn Sbnen oie refine 8abrbeit 5u ia.
gen, tpie i6 iie erfenne. l1nb mas tb
|Sbnen faee, iIt au9 feine 8ropbe5ei.
lung, ionoern oas @rgebnis meiner
langi6brigen Stu6ien. Ser slntidrilt
eriItiert. Ser Eeufel lit Der Mnti6rif.
@enn nun einige Ebeologen meinen,
baB Ser SeufeI 1i6tbar auf grben ers
I6einen tpiro in elmer Berion, 10 1T
oas ni6t meine Mniiht. Ser oienif.
tuenoe 8eauftragte bes Mntidriit -
oas lit bes Seufels - miro niht Elm
Weann iein, au6 nidt cine geation,
Ir { OO~ls S1F
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-22
(Sortiesung)

Oantt uDer> ore t1el1e T0DleftoeDe, ole
&o9s anfaneen tpollten unb nod ei.
1,ige anoere Saden rn6 enolid, oab
@ater Eonnies unb> @ater &agen cine
guropareiie antreter\ tpollten. Me.
ftrom meinte, oaB cine iol9e Meiie gut
iein f0nnte fir gater gnalberger, Der
ii6 meiit 10 i6le9t fiiblte. Damn fonn.
te er aud gater 4neipps @aIerfur
au 80risbofen our6ma6en. 9ieie
4ur babe Eal,ienbe,r gebolfen. Sda.
Sen tpiiroe es feinem. Damn gingen
bei6e in Meitroms 3in1mer, Quad
uno id blieben aud allein, BIB bic
beioen Serren tpieoerfamen.
@elde Bldne ite ftd ausge6adt,
blieb uns unbefannt. 8alo tranfen ite
nus, iaeten Muf 8ieberieben unb itie-
gen auf uno na6 Germantown ging's.
Sd febe beute nod ben ibmeren
Mann binten im 5tpeiiibigen 8agen
iiten, ieinen Stod bor it9 in Ser
Sano un6 ieinen groBen SUIT aut
uno tpie er Weitrom aurief:
,,gtun, 2ambert, bIeib' geiun6 1tno
@ott empfoblenp'
Inn Die iungen uBfiiters" fiimmer-
te er itd ni6t oiel. .@egen oieie groben
europdiid eebil6eten Serren paren
amerifaniide Str6enten BLOB M8g'
Sdiiten. 9ie ,,Supermen" gab es
bamaIs i9on genug. Sabe 6as oft
boren ntiiien. Do6 beute lit ale
Serrlidfeit babin uno Deuti6lanos
@lana perbunfelt auf lange 3eit.
8on Ser 3eit an tpar Meitrom
tpie ber0bet, ging MIR ielten 5um al
ten Sector 1nb ipra6 at dnidt biel
nit mir: er batte mas inn Sinne. 60
ging er enolid gum 8iidof, iiberlegte
ales nit linn, bis 6aB er bic @rlaub>
nis erbalten: er tonne tpieber auriid-
geben na6 &eb in geieoeroiterreid. @r
nuBte aber bleiben, Biz Ser 8ifdof Ell.
men Brieiter baben tperoe, ben er na6
8reele ienoen tonne. slls bieIer tpieber
geiuno NOR, ourfte er geben.
gr batte aber iobieIe 5a6en NIT
gebra6t unb oafiir iobiel Sra6t be.
aablt, baB es ibm tpeb tat. CT tpoGte
iett flue fem un6 Die Sa9en berdu.
BERN. gr babe audi @el6 nottpenoig
rno Tonne bic Sa9en brauben binig
faltfen. Oarum pollte er &leiber,
Spieloreel, 8ider (erobe @i1ten
bo1) a1es biIlig berdubern. Mls bas
nibt 10 lei6t ging uno Brieiter 6ie
oel.tiden @erfe nidt faufen tpollten,
au6 Die gu6bGnoler in ct. 2ouis
nift, balf i9 ibm aus uno faufte ibnt
alles ab, tpofiir er mir INNER 6anfbar
blieb Big gum Sooe. Denn iein lebter
8rief aeigte nod feline 0anfbarfeit.
60 ging er ob, tam gliidli6 an un6
ftarb BORT am 6. 9e5ember 1926.
Meitrom ging, @ilmartin fam.
@eb' menn mir ideiben miiiien -
ging mir 6ur6 ben &opf nno Sinn,
als 8ater Meitrom Mbi6ieo nabm.
Sd ging nit linn gum 8abnbof, bIieb
big Der Bug fam. CT ftieg Elm, pinfte
nod einmal 2ebetpobl, ser Bug 5og
an, rollte i6neu boran llno mar balb
IN Der Serne beri6tpunben. 60 gebts
i'm 2eben; elmer folet bem onoeren.
Das mar i6on Munmer orei, NIT bem
ib 51iammen arbeitete in 8reeie uno
iett ion Summer bier fonmen.
Y0nnt1o
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-11
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Juvenile :.

fConslnned from pass l. Sec u
rtpoFs % hsr each Week saf .
certain length of time painE
these meetings the pFoblsnst ui
ths inaivl5.4al are discussed and
tfe wsslisrs worker Is able % keep
Ia losaeh W4fh iils activities uf tn
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Complaints which loFefea the
results % Ire absence - tWp
weFkIng parents On children are
often encountered ous citizen
has three small uelghlsors. > boy
about 3 and tW0 glfls ~ ard
who are sEene during the aay
while their parents work These
chalaFen knoN nc DISC lpiine. ac
curalng 70 the aecoslnt They
rosn through nesf - yards ard
even enter houses without pc
mission and trey have taken seN.
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Girl" Wrestling Match Is Feature
OF Card Sci For Saturday Night

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in any tfaasbiF ksttef tres are
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Afea smoke emo shes sHe nssea
in re mi Rahs aeea fs sheF as
respect
Approximately 3 stolen harF
tlsa are rsgea - tiae fles
department Nstk. accoFstaaN 81
Ssfeesug ts#flam Ha1 siW eisataesA
stlaf the police oEfanxfa ell faht
these aFe slsgn after ihs tlaexrs
have asaiFsssntseFes ite hsks6
stacked zee parts ssgsihaf ard rs
assembled the ilefeasss in ssah q
mariner thaf no oaHef eassla
iaentfy hss ewn pEop9ty
A fucofmusaaatou made ~
Chlef ~ nolrf a y Esell mes
efaI weeks aRa g. fls cts eesn
fgssasi0nefs tiat an nf1snaHae D.
pasea requiring the registration
afsd itcens1na oi eaeh tscHeie g.
etfh fhis WaVe of theft hAs ap-
pzreuily never heeH ac3ea en y
civ suthafstles
Little Boys Reported
Three Little boss eerF thought
INTO court Wesinesia ysuarssssd
IL stealing property from the
( parked AUTOMOBILES uf night
+ sa ln1aers around tie muna pal
+ psef offcefs reported AeEaHai
re tn A " Camhles constable
at Moss Point. bicycle stealing
ranks first in that efcisau. 81
Z Though there IS CERTAIN amount
af petty larceny Ia eae Instance
= check nssoe uut - iht Msssis
slppl Power Company rs Greg
oFg Wood fof Bn a4Hseani slightly
Z under SO wss taken from the
( pas8 0ifiee bv tase gtalna negro
I lays Ilecaslssssiiy luvenlle aiil
- found carrying Eufi ard ~.
though nothing serious hes fe
J saned frufr ths the danger that
one - these isogs mas Xiii same
une Is constantly present police
officers sad
A fosief hone program was
advocated ~ Mas 1,8ace ln an
Z interview Thursday