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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-01-19
lNesu Regimes

Europe's troubled political affairs
took two new turns, with the forma-
ton of a liberal government in
Greece expected to end civil strife,
and the Russian sponsored Lublin
committees establishment of pro-
Ivisional government for liberated
territory looked upon to further
compicate the Polish problem.
Although Gen. Nicholas Plastiras
assumed leadership of the new
Greek government, principal atten-
ton was focused on Foreign Minis
ter John Sofianopoulos, 57-year-old
agrarian liberal, whose inclusion in
the cabinet foreshadowed a sufi-
GENTLY liberal policy to attract re-
voting Leftists.
In declaring itself the provisional
government of liberated Poland, the
Lublin committee, which favors ter
ritorial concessions to the Russians
and regime friendly to Moscow,
clashed with the Allied backed
Polish government-in-exile in Lon
don, which contests Red land
claims and radical internal social
policies.
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LAND FOR SALE

California x-Delinquent Lands
Selling at fraction of true values; deeds
direct from State; inquire TAX LAND RE-
SEARCH, p. o. Box 462, Eureka, California,
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REMNANTS

MAKE LOVELY QUILTS: 500 Colorful
print percale Quilt pieces 81 90 Postpaid
HOO 81 so. Sample 100. Csc Free Patternsl
Woods Remnants. Dept. w. Bedford. Pa.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21

tatboltihe 3ett1ng ,Sbio 8aiIen-
frelu1o' bon ibrer Na6bartn. Sic los
gang belonoerS germ bas 8eligionss
geIprG6. 8eil feline ebuneelii6e Sir.
de IN Der 9eabe Dar, bGtte tie gerne
IN Die fatbolii6e geben ut0gen. fiird.
tete aber, Iufieben 51 erreee1t. ssbre
fatbolii6e gea6barin riet ibr, at BE-
ten. Ils Der tatboliiGe 9rieiter ouf
Ielnem 8eiud in Der @emeinbe por1
oteler guten Srou borte, er1nobnte er
lie 5u bertrauersbouem @ebet. l1nb
mas gei6ab? <r5 barouf nabm 6ie
gon5e 5amilie nnterri6t uno tpurbe
fotboliid. Sbre &inoer batten Ite
ibon fritber in Die fatboIiifye 5dltlc
9eTdift. 50 mar Die Srau Die quite
9lrtin getpelen." --
~9lber bier lit cine Befebrrng, tpie
tie ielten Dorfommt," erdabIte sSotber
9tetnefe meiter, uuno lie tpur6e qe.
nib hur6 Otorio, Die Botronin Ser
@en1ei1toe ct. Wfarp'S, betpirft. Gin
foit gloubensloier irii6er eSormer,
Wtottin9lp nrit Nomen, in Der um.
gegeno BON 8oos Station, po ssotber
Beter 8ernidl Bforrer mar, batte ith
NIT elmer Wetbooiitin perbeiratet Dor
oem Squire Ser olte 5ormer NOR
bon ieiner fotbolii6en Geligion orb.
9efallen. Gos muBte leine Jrou, ,tnb
ite fitrf)tete Inn iein Seelenbeil. Sic
ipollte ibn retten, tpuBte aber ni6t
mie Sic betete piel u1ro entIhIoB
1t6, fatboliId) gu tper6en. sic nabm
unterrtdt bel 5atber Ber11i6 nit
Der slbii6t. aud ibren Wann 5u1n
tatboltlden @lauben 3uriid5ringen
gu tonnen. Sic mietete in oer Stride
cine 8ulrf fir Die gon5e iSoniIie, al,
le tbre &inOer ipl1rben fotbolii6 er-
5ogen; a6er Ser alte 5urmer mar
niht gu beGpegen, nit 5ur Stride ou
geben. Sic batten neun ODER aebn
&inoer; folt oue muroen S6uaebs
rer unO angelebene 2eltte ga itorb
Die Ofuttcr, ltn6 cine Samilien-@r
ltotte tDuroe Qefauft, tporouf sic Mut+
ter ben erIten Blas erbielt. Ser otpei-
te mar fir ben Goter, 1penn er ii6
betebren Diiroe. SSatber 8erni6 er.
fldrte ibn, er tpiirbe ni6t neben iei-
ner 55rou begroben, tpenn er unbuB-
fertig Iterben tpilroe. 9us nirtte bel
i6m. als lein @noe beronnabte uno
er ltd i'm &ranfenbaus in garlble
befono, bereitete i'm Der BrieIter ouf
ei11en guten 500 bor @r Iiegt neben
lelner 5rau auf Dem ct. Worp's.
&ird]bof in st. Marp's, SSa. Gein
Sobn, Jran5 DeuttinelD, Ger 5oIoat
gerpelen, Duroe Frieiter Der Ser5-
sVtiliionsodter. Nario botte ibr
8tno ouf tpunherbore @eiIe gerettet."
(5ortiebung foleD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21
.fQdnnkQn
u. Erinnerungen
&on u eb. 5. Tuertges
(6ortleB eBllng)

GS 1por i'm Binter, gerooe Dor
S&clbnadten, unb es batte tii9tie
QrId)nett. Ser Sd)nee lag ltcuenlpei=
lc 5ien1lid tief uno bate 2ono unb
Mcge beriGnett. lleberuu tpur man
nm Sdneeihoufeln Inn 1penigitpns
ric ~SiOaDalfS" /" gongbar al MAIDEN.
Ser meilt beIdGftigte Wonn mar
mobl Der 91rd)enfeger uno 9ouSbei.
ser, Der fleine George SuIteooe, Der
Oic 3ugonge Inn Stride un6 Sd11le
rein 81 balten bate. gr fOnnte eS
ME gut genug MAIDEN fir BoItors
Sberele, oie ibm iIberau nodorbei=
tcte lrm Bfarrbau5 lrno &iiGe.
v2u muBt mir ou6 en- flcinen
,Eotb' gum Sitbnerbof MAIDEN. 90
mot id of fen. De orme 9ierS mot
0od) luat oe fretten b0tpe, of Mo1Ier
tom 0rinfen. Oct 0iippen nit @uI-
Ter es al tau froren.
So fomnlunoierte lie berum.
George 6rummte in 0en @ort, er
bobe gu Diel slrbeit llnc miiiie crit
Dor Stride u1ro S6ule BEN Sdnee
ipegfegen, iouit tDeroe ibrn GSatber
Retnefe auf'S Dad Iteigen.
9aum mar ser &onpf nit GbereIe
olesgefodten, fam 6otber tSoamonn
blrterber:
"@eorge, mir miiiien beioe ouf oos
'5dlload uno ben S6nee bil1ter Der
D}auer megraumen. @etm Der Sd)nee
ldmll5t, oringt oas 8aiier our6 oos
Cod IN Die Sdul1pono uno in Die
Oede."
~Auf oas 0o6 iteig i'd nidt," er=
mioerte George; ~i9 babe feline Suit
t1nunter gu foQen uno ben SaLs gu
bre6en."
2obei bIieb er. llno ssotber Soil
mann muBte Dobl ooer irbel bic Or,
belt olletn beiorgen.
Nm Nodlnittag ging Der olte Serr
ourd Den boben 5fJnee 5u1n Sd,nei-
0emelIter 8lridin9. gr bate ettpas
Belonoeres in Der ,@merifo' gefun-
Den, pos er ieinem 8reunoe 3eieen
tpoI(te.
Ger 8irIding tonnte Ieien un6
l6neioern gu gleider 3eit Ct batte
Die 3eltung neiIt Dor iid liegen uno
las oo5 8ihtiglte 3uerit. gr botte
teinen @eiellen, MIR ieine Srou, oie
ibm balf 10 pieL lie fonnte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21

Der 5arm, Die nunmebr bon ieinem
Sdhpiegeriobn 11r0 Ieiner So6ter,
@rn. uno Srou 9torion @euoers, be-
ipirtif)aftet miro. @r mar elm @riins
0umg5nitglieo 0eS st. 2aprence.
8ereins, oem er felt 1898 angeb0rte.
Gon Sen iedJ5 &i116ern gingen ibu1
bercitS 5tpei I'M Sooe porou5, na1n-
lidl Sdtpelter 30. Ilfre6, O.S.B., Die
1906 in 0ulrtb itorb, 11no SSafob
WiIlen, Der 1888 in oie @1pigfeit OBJ
bcrufen tpuroe. 0ie iiberlebenben
&inOer itn0 5eboltion @iuen i'm
Go1un Cannon @itp; Sodtp. 9eidolas
8iIlcn in CLARA GitD; SfapeIter 30.
2ueIlo, O.S.B., in ct. Solepb, uno
6rou 9lorion HeuberS (WarD) in
ToreIt So1pnibip. 4uBeroem betrou-
crit bent Berltorbenen Dier3ebn @n-
tcls uno 5ebn ure11feIfinoer. Stint
Nriiocr uno 31pei Sdpelter11 gi11gen
ibm bcreit3 in oie gqpigfeit porol,s.
Gos 1olenne 8equiemon1 5ele-
brierte iein Sob1l Scr bo6p. Sr.
9}iholaS @iIlen unter 9IiiiItcns Der
bodp. 99. 6reherid Ildonn, S. s.
Stol5 u1ro Gobert Rrilel. Sic 8ei-
ietllng erfolgte auf Dem ct. 2oapz
rcnce=5rieObof an Ser Seite ieiner
I0nglt beilngegongenen 8ottin. K. I,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21
SOOr8an5etgen
Nid1ael @iQeu +

-Gun0os, Minn. Sn Der ct.
2omrence-&irde in 9oriboult fonh
am II. SUM oas feierIide Seelen.
amt fitr ben i'm Ilter bon ohtuno.
adt5lg Sobren oeritorbene1r Srn.
Ofldael @iuen ltott. Ger 8erItorbene
lpor Der leBte Pio11ier bon 6ore1t
Gitp. 1856 in &routibeio in Der
&beinprooi1l5 in DeutidIano geboren,
fam er 1883 ms 2ano uno iieoeLte
it'd in &ice Gountp an, mo er jeitber
perblieb. Im 4. Nope1nber 1884 Der.
ebelt9te er ii6 NIT @pa 2uomig uno
5og NIT ibr ouf Die Gorm BEL Circle
&ofe. 8eniJe Sabre ipdter lteoelte er
a1f Die friibere 3bomas Setmonn-
5orm bel 5orelt @itD iiber, mo er
big 1914 oerblieb, ol5 er ouf cine
gfodpborfarm um5og. S1n Sabre 1920
ltorb feline @ottin uno ieit 1928 mar
er i'm &ubeitono, berblieb ieood ouf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21

Station telepboniI9 in Gerbinoung,
uber bergebenS. gSir bef0roerten Die
&arten in uIler @ile 5ur Stotion.
SergebenS. 3u penig 9lrbeitsbilfe, gu
bielc peri6iehene 8obnIinien!
Soffn1tngSbou oerlieBen mir Die
Stotion. aIlc ieit oret5ebn Sobre1
tD11roe nit groBer HegelmaBigfeit al
les belorgt. &ein &eiiefoffer lit ie
rerloren gegongen. llrder nG91ter
Gang mar CUR 8eItern Union. &C.
rnoe om @ingong rief uns cine be-
fannie Stin:n1e gu: nHeAo, Fnthpr!"
- uHcll0 Merc!" - r@ober oieie
urperboffte 8egegnung?" erpiberte
Der ar0ere. u@ben fonme i6 BON
einem Acknowledgements uno oo6te
id, ben freicn Sag gu benuben." -
Simmer nob an oerlelben Stelle?"
fragten mir.
~6reilid, INNER nod om ielben
TlQB i'm Baggage gtoom in Der
llnion Station"
~6reut 1mS al&Beroroentlif, es 5u
oernebmen," mor 11nlere AeuBerung.
"SeBt, bite, pergellen Sic Sbren
freien geod)nlittag unb ellen Sic our
Station, UNI BORT ouS5ubelfen, oomit
Die 3eilefoffer in Sron1tng fonmen!"
"0on3 gemiB! @eroe es loiort be-
iorgen!"
0urd) oiele5 neutrality-suspicious. 3u.
1an1mertreften mar e5 nloglih, cine
beilOle Sermirrung am Domerstaq
5u Dermeioen uno 1nllere nottpen6is
gen Borbereitrlngen am Wtittlpod All
treffen.
Wegen Vfangel an 9lrbeitsfr4ften
pobrel10 oe5 5buliabres uno 6o un-
lere Stuoentcn getpiIle 9Irbeiten un-
ternebmen mubten, Die Ion1t ION an.
bern Nrbeitern berri6tet gu 1peroen
prlegten, ermartet oas So1epbinun1,
mie audi onOere InItaIten, cine Geibe
Don ollerlei &eporoturen, 1obolo Ir-
bettStrGfte uno Weoterial ertGItlih
lino.
gtlidc unicrer Stuoe11te11 iino nit
inns I'M SoIeptinum 5uriifgeblie6en,
Inn notmenoige Nrbeiten 5u erleoigen,
Die mdbrenO bes S9uIiobres ntdt
unternontnlen lDcroe1l fou1ten.
Eeridleoene anOere Stuoeuten b.
BEN li6 erboten, i'm geotfou bei8u=
1pringen. 8ir iino lebr oontbor fir
oIeles 9lnerbieten, oI5 aud) fir Die
oerl6leoenen 9rbeitsunternebmen
unIerer regelmaBigen 9lrbeiter-
9rllppe pabre1ro 0es sduliabres.
IS idei11t, oob eS nit un1erm
Organ JunS ni6t redt borongebt.
Sbgleid mir 1piiIen, Dob eS unter
unlern &eler. feline 9lnoretp Gorne.
gles glbt, grben MIR uns Der Soft.
nl1ng bin, oaB mebr 2eIer itd fir
Srgeln intereliieren, ais Der Suno
on3ugebe11 lfeint.
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WOLFRAM'S LAXATIVE
CAPSULES

uniere aus SeiLtrdutern beree'
Itellten 2arutipe @apiules fino nibt
mlr elm milces Nbfiibrntttel, ionbern
foroern Die Serbauu1rg, e,1tfernen bic
@iftltoffe aus Wfaeen uto ben Ser.
oolungSorgonen, itdrfen oieielben
luuo reinisen oas 8lut. 8ei 6romi.
fder 8eritopfune ftno fie 1niibertrof.
fen.
Breis: $500 per gor (Borrat fiir
2 bis 8 @onote); $500 fir 2 8o1es,
Borto ertra.
THE WOLFRAM co.
451 Sycamore St., COLUMBUS 16, O.
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NuS 0em 9DicpDinum

PIN pcrfIoiicnen 6. SSuni erbob Sc.
Erjellen5 VtihueL &eo0p, 8iIfof Don
Columbus, 31polf Suboiofonc gum
Clafonat uno erteilte Den SDeologen
Oc5 crlten HSobre5 Die Goniur. 3l1
Iiatoucn gctpeibt purocn oie bodtp.
!0@, NlfrcO 9Irrubruiter> George De-
1nltb, SSobn De Sunti, go1paro Iiet=
ger, 9clteOict Starter, 9lntbonp Ser
oc9en, 9fid)aro &pnd1, &erop Wottbie.
Ien, Molter Vfabm, Jroncis Ofignot,
&ihnrO HabiOeou lno @iuiom @ein=
bclmcr. Wir grutlrlieren!
9lm Gage nod ben @eibcn mar
ldlerte11 ale Gtltoenten, nit 1Denioen
Iuanobmen, nit ibren &eiIefoffern
3ltm 9oupteIngang binaus, Inn ibre
Somnlertcrlen an3utreten. Die &C.
ninarlItcn mcroen lid) ibren 8iI60:
rem ooer Pfarrgeiltltd)en CUR Berfii-
8ung Itellen, I'M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
6l1 beginner, an Sonrn1er1tulfurIen
te1l5ltnebmen ober nnoerlpeitiq Der
melroet 5u >Dcr0en. 9llle beobltt)tigen,
lid in ben Somnerferien gut gu err
bole1L um NIT neuen &rGften i'm
tonlnlenoen 9erb1t ibre Stuoien nie,
Der outnebn1en alt fonnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21

ct. Srenans - Elm &rdenlebrer uno WGrtprer
- tpnroe in Dem ronrid)cn Brofoniulat Nlien i'm
Sabre 100 geboren. Sein 9ebrer mar Der b( Solp-
torp, Der bn 5llm Prielter peibte. @r 1pirfte als
BrleIter 1111o lpdter alS 8idof in 2pon in sSranf-
reid. Cen Nartprertoo erIitt er 2O2 IN Der Der
folg1tng unter &atier Seoer,1s @r tpirb beionoers
perebt peeen ieiner 5ronlnigfeit, ieinen 8rebaten
l1ro let11er Bid]er. Sein 9elt lit om 28 ss1.ni.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21
Musings by the
Treasurer

@ir fonnteu oielen Boroqrapben
fitglid) iiberid)reiben: uNo7c it can be
told", 1rno e5 einem unIerer pbouto=
llebegobten gr5abler iiberloilen, oos
@on5e IN cine fltr3e interellonte &C.
ldi6te lm3umooeln; ober o1 in Der
leBten 3e!t COS Woteriol fir unIer
N. B. 7. 10 beidronft i1t, bieten mir
cs lnlern Se1exn in eine1n BcrQQra=
pten.
Tor Der )2Ibreile unlerer Stu0en-
ten in Die Sommerferien 1puroe oie
8ep0dabteiIllng ser Union Stotior
mle lblid onserufeu, nm ben Grams
port Ser &ctietoffer 5u reguIieren.
IS tpuroe Der @epodregiItrotion NIT
geteilt, 11niere Stuoenten beabItdtig-
ten, om 0onnerstag ab3ureilen. 9es=
bolb ertpartetcn mir SEN Mge!lten am
Vfittpod. &ir batten inoes pergei=
len, uniere 9iite Dem 8oggage W5a-
tier eln3uba;teigen, 10 ooB oie Be-
1tlmmlng Ser ein5elnen @epQde i'm
oorous getroffen peroen founten.
9lm VflttlDod) cntoedten mir Die
erroroerlrben 2arten uno mir obnten
i'm pormls Die Sftpierigfetien, 0enen
Die St1oenten am Oonnerstog begeg=
men niiroen bel Der 9lngobe ibres
Hellegepdf5. 8ir letten uns mit Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21

SO. Seter nnb Saul. - @ines ibrer Sodfeltc
bcQebt Die Stride om 49, S,ni NIT Dem G5aOdftnis
Der beoen Ipoitelfiirte11 Yeter uno SAUL SSn bic.
len 2Gnoern lit es Elm gebotener 1eiertog Oas
9elnc1ror1e Set entitano aus Der 1eberlieierung
boi beioe Ipoitelfiriten an oentelben Sag in 99om
ben Nortprertoo erIitte1r. Dos 9e1t ent1tono i'm
fiinften Sobrbal6ert uno oerbreitete b roIb iiber
Den gun5en grbfreis.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21
6 ir d. emf q | c II Der

sonntus, II. SUM, Oierter SOnntao
naf Efiu0ften. - gpong e.
lium: Ser reihe 6iihfong (2uf.
Nrntog, IS. SUM: Gpbrem.
Dienstog, 10. SUM: @erpnli1lS uno
Erotoiiu5.
Mittmoh, 20. S5lni: 5iloerius.
Gonncrsto9, 81. &uni: 9lIopiiltS.
6reitog, %. S11i: 8oulin13.
Somstog, %. SS1ni: goeltruoe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21
Die weltberiihmte st. Bene.
dict Wundsalbe

Grprobtes SetlmitteI gegen ale
Nrten bon often ltr1o frif9en 8un.
ben, @eid)tpiiren, @etp61ien. 8ib.
mltnoen, &orb1tnteIn, uftp. @ttte @eI6
MIR our4 Boit Monep Sr6er ou idtf.
ten. Seine 5tanps. so Gents bic
S6odtel bel
:. L. STAAB
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21

9ieies @Odenblatt erideint ieit
benz Sabre 1873 regelmdBig ieoen
0ittpod unO miro berouSgegeben
gum 9citen Oe5 PapItli6en &oucs
giuu5 SoIepbnltm Der III. &ongrego'
tion ser 9ropogor10o in Columbus,
oeiIen 3tpcf Die 9erunbiI0ung oert'
Ider 9rieitcr5oqIinge fiir Die Ser.
Staoten lit. Diele 9lnItult lit buupt'
iG6lih anGrtpieien u1rf Die @intitnfte
oie1es 9l1tteS uno Die @ei6enfe iei'
ner 2eier.
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Application for transfer OF Sec
o1d Glass Mail entry from Column
bus, Ohio, to WOrthtngton, Ohio,
and St. Paul, Mtnn., has been made.
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st. gSilbelm pon Mionte &croine oeiien sset on1
20. >Sunt be0on9en miro perlOr in triiber SS1geno
'elnc Gltcrn ltn0 mlroe u0n iSrel1noen ulTsr5oqen
Sn 9llter BON tilnbebn Sobren begonn er ein 8ii=
Geleben 5n filhren un0 5og d) bo0 in cine Biiiten-
boble 5uritd. Spoter ellten ib onbere @ott1Sl16er
lnlter 1erne Settung r10 10 entltono Die religio1e
8enoiienihoft, Die oIs "oe Monte 8eraine" BE-
FAINT it,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21

Ginliegcn0 So, bic ih iiir So5 So
lepbimm periprohcn, penn id in Ell
mem glnliegen erbort 1piiroe. @ott
unO Oem Iieben bl. Solepb lei Oonf
fir Sic grb0rung!
g. g., SSn0.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21

8OrtbiuetOu, D.,-St. Baul, Nftnn.
9Onnerstag, Den 21. SUM 1915.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21
Stimu1e OeS SDlttS

GinIiegeno SIS gum 8elten Der or
men Stl1oenten gum 0onf fir Die
Grb0rllng elmer 8itte uno 3u @bren
Der Wflltter con Der inmertpdbrenoen
@llfe.
g. 81. 2Sn6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21

Senoc Sbnen SIS fir Die ornren
Stuocnten, sum 0ont fir Die @rbo-
rllng elmer 9itte uno 5u Gbren Der
9l. San1ilie.
2eierin, g. 3.
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TrtlittQe 5n Gbreu Oer
1l. GreSCeutiQ

Previously credited So ,686. SO
Mrs. Jacob Holzinger, o. 100
Joseph Miller, MINI. ...... so
Total. Observation-Disclosures So, ,688. 10
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21
Qutttuug fit frDmu1c
@abeu 3ngnufteu uuirrrr
StuOcutcn

Emitting for frOmme 8aben 5ueun.
item nnHerer Stm6enten
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-29

Gas a. n. Bible school.
II Q. m. Morning worship.
7:45 p. m Evangelistic service.
Everybody welcome.
WYANDOTTE
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Eleventh and Oak Streets
Vernon c. Magee, Minister
Services:
Sunday, Gas a. m. Bible school.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-29

REORGANIZED CHURCH OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS
JESUS CHRIST
27l Stol Street
willard Shotweil, Pastor
Gas a. m, Church school.
IL q. m, Preaching.
7:30 $50 pm. Pictures will be
shown.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-29

II a. m. Morning worship.
7:45 p. m. Evening service.
Thursday 7:45 p. m, Prayer meet
ing.
ECORSE CHURCH OF THE
NAZARENE
Is East Charlotte
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-29
WALTZ CHURCH

WALTZ CHURCH
Sunday services at 81. Johns
Evangelical church. Waltz. viii be
Sunday school devotions. 9:15 q. m.
German service. $50 a. m. and Eng
lnSh services at 10:45 a. m.
EVANGEL BAPTIST
Telegraph at Pennsylvania
David w. Ewart Minister
$50 p. m Young Peoples service
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-29
Church
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
ga Elm Street

James n. Warfield, Minister
Bible school. 1000 am.
Morning worship. II am.
Evening service. 7::30 pm.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-29
ADVENTIST
Fifth and Goddard
Elder Ernest TarZwen

Saturday, 2 p. m. - Sabbath
school. Glasses from cradle roll to
adults with an illustrated story for
the children.
$3.50 p. m. Saturday, Church
service.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-29

Rev. s. NJ. Sprouse, Pastor
10 am, Sunday school.
II am. Preaching service.
7:30 Evangelistic service.
Wednesday, 1880 pm, Mid-week
service.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-29

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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-29
CHURCH OF GOD
Rev. A. J. Swift. Pastor
1884 Eureka

Sunday. 10 a m. Church school
II a m. Morning worship.
7:45 q. m, EvangeliStic service.
Wednesday. 8 pm. Prayer meet
ing.
Friday. 8 ,. m. Young people
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