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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-18

9eru mooerniitert, me9oniiiert utb
ausgebart.
gs gibtin BEN Ser. Stao.
ten 6,O56,566 5armen. Sieroon ii11o
$4,000 @roBfarmen nit $4,000
ODER mebr @tnnobmen pro Sabr; g..
818,566 iino ~Samtlienfarmen" nit
@innabmen bon $500 Big $4,000;
Observation-Disclosures iino 5ormen aIs
ge6enbetrieb nit ginnabmen bon
ipeniger als 5000; un6 1,725,O0O
iino fleine 6armen NIT ginnabmen
bon $500 unb peniger pro Sabr.
0ie geiamte @etrei6e.
ernte 9ortpegens 1pirb auf aipeibun-
oerttauieno Eonnen eei9dbt, ODER
5tpan5ig 8ro5ent unter normal. Ser
lhle6te 9lusfaG Der @rnte tpiro auf
cine berri9en6e 0iirre tpabrer,b oes
Sommers 5uriidgefiibrt.
Sn SIbufrita IoIl it'd
Die Sabafernte auf runo fiinfunb.
oreiBig Wilionen Bfuno belaufen,
ooer 5panais Proaent iiber bem
Dur6i6nitt.
Die 8e9ierung egann
am ID. Sftober tpieoer NIT Der
5leii6rationierung fir bas MusIano,
bauptia6li6 fir @nglano, Sranf.
reid, Souanb unb 8elgien. Die
5@ladter niiiien oreiBis Biz flint.
5ig Bro5ent oes &in6fleiides beifeite
lieben.
Rad Der neue5ten g dat.
5une bes Mderbauamtes in Bafbing.
ton uirb it6 Die biesiGbrige &orn.
ernte auf 3,07s,126,OOO guibel be.
luufen. 8ie biel vtpei9es" &ern ii4
unter oem &orn befinbet, tpuroe nod
nidt feitgeiteut; ieoenfans tpuroe bic
Isabelle Dor oem Sroittpetter auianr.
mengeitellt.
SIM Monat September
tpuroen in ben groBen S9IadtbGu.
Iern 6es 2anbes MIR 1921 ,751
Sdpeine seidladtet, bic seringite
3abl ieit Iueuit 1887. @s pur6en
i'm ielben Wonat 1,357,682 9tiid
&mobieb geibladtet, Die eroBte 3abI
lett Sttober 1914. Die 3abl Der i'm
September gei6la6teten &GIber
(665,757) NOR Die grobte felt De.
5ember 1914. SIN September nrroen
1 1,658,O84 S6afe uno 2Gmner ge.
I6la6tet, Die serineite 3abl felt Sep.
tember 1941. Sn ben eriten neun
Ueonaten oes laufenoen Subres muir.
ben tnsgeiamt 1O,429,988 Stiif
&inobieb, 4,813,190 &GIber, 49,.
743,418 S6ueine (oie geringfte
3abl feit 1889 unb 15,623, ,924
S9afe uno 2ammer gei6Iadtet.
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-8. g., 8is.

Sa, Der alte @ott lebt nod, tpie
Sic ri6tig bemerten. @r Ienft uno
leitet, obi6on Die BolferIenfer, tpran.
nilde 8oGfsbeoriider iid einbiloen, iie
fonnten nit materieIlen Mitteln bic
gon5e 8elt beiiegen. Die Collide
Vorlebung bat, pie Der gesentpGrtiae
Welttrieg lpieoer einmal geaeigt bat,
Ueittel unb Bege, Die uns berboraen
lino. Oas &edt uno Die @ere6tiafeit
boben pteoer Eriumpbe gefeiert. Ser
aametie, aumd6tige un6 Nagerec)te
bat ben Iqiierten bic MitteI in Die
Sono gegeben, iiber Unprecedented
uno uebel gu itegen. @ott 6emiitigt
Die Starfen unb erbobt Die gtie6ri.
gen, Die Gedt un6 @ere6tigfeit iiben.
@r beoient Sid mon6mal Ser 8oIen,
ODER oielmebr Ct ldBt es gu, bob iie
golfer uno sSnbioi6uen itrafen. Ser
groBe fatboliide, oeuti6e Di6ter s..
Us. 8eber bat in ieinem uniterbliden
Sang bon uDrei5ebnlinoen" oies 10
berrltb uno treffeno ausgebriidt:
vStarfe> Die ii6 Ereiber oiinfen,
8eroen bod nur ielbIt getrieben,
Seergerdte zines Stdrfern,
9ie, gebrau6t, berbrau6t, 5erItieben.
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s. 8. o., q. S.

Inter Streptotoffen oerltebt mon
cine art 9ranfbeitserreser, Die iose'
nannten RugeIbafterien. 8iiIen'
idaftli9e unteriu9ungen boben er.
geben, bob 6ieie t0bIiden Strepto'
totfen in Der 2uft petterIeben ton.
men, obne ibre 8irfune 5u berIie'
rem.
8isber bate man eesIaubt, oah
oieie Rranfbeitserreeer nur our6 I'M.
mittelbare 8eriibrune 5ipii6en leben'
ben Beriouen iibertragen peroen fon.
men. 9teie Ebeorie miro ourd Die
neuerli6en Geitlteuungen binfGuig.
Dur6 Streftofoffen f0nneu sabI.
reide aranfbeiten e11tIteben, 3. 8.
Sdorlod, i6pere Reblfopferfron.
fungen un6 eeuiiie arten bon 8lut.
oergiftunsen.
9r. 8alter g. albare5 bon Der
Neabo'&linif in &odeiter, Minn., bat
ldon oor langerer 3eit oieIen ne,,e.
item 3petg Der meoiainii9en 8ilien.
Iaaft, bic Auersie, ertl6rt. @s leioen,
tpte er bebauptete, iedaig MilIionen
Weni6en in Nmerifa an bem, mos
mon gep0bnli9 ~9pspepite" ODER
"SnoigeItion" nennt. Ser ar3t bat,
unter 8enusung Der @rfenntniHe Der
alergie etua fiinfbunoert 9erIonen
unterluat. Inter Auereie berItebt
man bic aeberempfinoli9feit zines
Weni4en gegeniiber .gepiIien geab.
rungsitoffen un6 &Ieioern. Oie ee.
rtngIte 5torung nod bieIen bei6en
&tbtungen bin ldBt ben betreffen.
ben Meni6en erfranten. 3pei 8ro.
gent Der 8eoolterung Der Ser. Stoa.
ten limb oorin iiberempfinoIid. Se6.
5ig iino Der &uergie in gertngerem
WaBe oerfallen uno nennen es eben
rDpspepite" ooer ~Snoigeition" Die
l1riahen bterfiir iino bisber unbe.
tannt geblieben. 9ur9 @enuB getpii'
ier RabrungsmitteI peroen iie franf,
lelbft mandmal BORT, mo- es iid um
9ebensmittel banoeIt, Die Die 8etref.
fenoen iabrelone obne 56aoen Der.
trogen fonnten. Man CLAUDE ia nidt
ertlarte Der Ar3t, oob bies ginbil'
0ung lei. Man gab ben iiberempfino.
l1den 2euten bic in Srase fommen.
ben yeabrungsmittel nit onoeren Der.
mtl9t elm, 10 baB iie feine abnunq
oaoon batten, mas iie pirtlid genoi
len batten. I6er iie erfranften. I'm.
ter ben fiinfbunoert unteriu6ten Ser.
lonen tporen flint Bro5e1t, Die mad
Dem 8enub bon S6ofolooe beftia er.
trantten. Drei 9roaent fonnten gier
n19t oertragen, iieben Broaent er'
trantten infolge Wildgenuiies, ia
5tDet Bro5ent tonnten &obl, Sleild,
SuBmois (Sweet gorn), &affee unS
8ananen nidt bertrasen.
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MuAkun@
Bon SrOf. 5. M. 9abren,
6e6attenr bes ,8aifenfremuS
q. 49,, g. G.

geein, mir @atboIifen bera6te1
feinen gei9tfotboIifen uno bef6mp'
fen uno berleumoen 6ieielben nibt,
pie man6e proteItantiide Seften ge.
gen Die fatboliide Stride borgeben.
@ir bebaupten uno betpeifen aus Der
81. Sdrift, bob Gbriitus nur cine
Stride geltiftet bat, unb bas lit Die
fatboliide Stride, Die ullein auriid'
gebt Biz auf ibren gottliden Stifter.
Aue on6ern iogenannten &irden iinb
bon Neniden geltiftet tpor6en. Die
fatbolilde Stride bot Die gottlide
2ebre bur9 aIle Sabrbunoerte unner.
anoert un6 unberfalidt erbalten. Die.
Ie gtntgfett ftnoet ii9 in ben 2ebren
oes @loubens un6 Der WornI, uno III
oieielbe in alien 2dnoern. 9te @oran'
tie, oaB Die Stride genau 10 fortbeite'
ben miro big an's @n6e Der 3eiten,
bat Der gottIide Stifter ibr ieIbit ge.
geben, tpenn ct iagte: vSiebe, Sd
bin BEL eud Biz ans gnoe Der @eIt. "
l1no Inn Die @inbeit uno 8einbeit Der
2ebre 5u erbaIten uno auf oue tinf.
tigen @eidledter fort5upflanaen, bat
@briitus ben 9etrus gu Seinem 9o9.
folger ernonnt, Del9er bic SdlifieI.
gepalt tpteoer auf ieinen geo6foIser
iibertrug.
Ser iidtbare Steuoertreter Der
gottli6en Stride trGgt Gorge, 6aB Die
2ebre unberdnoert oieIelbe bIetbt, uie
ite @briItus Seinem eriten 9a4foI.
ger iibertragen bat. @ie itebt's nun
BEL ben Sunoerten bon Settenfir.
den? @rTtens iino iie bon Menifen
gegriinoet morben. 3tpeitens bot iid
ibre 2ebre i'm 2aufe Der 3eiten Der.
anoert. Seine proteitantii6e Sefte,
nidt einmol bic, peIde iid nod 2u'
tberoner nennen, boben bic 2ebre
2utbers mebr. @ie fann es ouf) on.
oers fem? Weni9entpert aerfGnt,
@ottes Berf nGbrt etpig. M1e 6ieIe
Setten fino BON Der Stride @ottes
abgeidnitten, getrennte &eIte, Die
3por nod cine 3ettIans besetieren,
aber idIieBli9 ber6orren.
8ir @atbolifen bero6ten uno ber.
urteilen 6ieie 6riitItden Mitbriioer
ni6t, ion0ern beten fir fie, beionoers
oa bic meiIten obne lire S9uIo ouBer
Der Stride geboren un6 er5oeert NOR.
ben ftno.
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d., q. s.

&er Die @eI6i6te Der Reuen 8eIt
fennt, tpeiB, ooB fatboIiide 2dnber,
fatbolii6e Sori6er uno fatboIii1e
Wiiiionare als Bioniere BEN @runo
5u Der 3iotliiatton, 0es @briItentums
un6 6es idneIlen materiellen auf-
i6pungs in unierm 2anbe geIegt
boben. Sdon Dor Dem fatboIiI6e1
8eltumiegler Gbriitopb &olumbus
bate Inn bos Sobr 1000 Der gum
&otboli5ismus befebrte 2eif gricion
8inlano ent6edt. SSm Sabre 1892
entoedte Ser &otboIif gbriitopb So.
lumbus Die geeue 8elt fir 6as ia.
tbolti6e Spanien.
8artolomeo De los Ga Ias, Der er-
ite in Mmerifa getpeibte 9rieiter, mar
auBeroroentli6 tdtig fir Die @mans
5ipation Ser SSn6ianer. P. Warquette
entoedte ben Miiiiiiippt i'm Sabre
1542. 0ie erite fatbolii9e Bforrei
puroe 1865 in ct. 4uguItine, SIa.,
gegriinoet. Sort puroe ou6 inn Sab.
re 1898 BON &otboltfen 6os erite So.
ipital in ben Ser. Staaten gegritn-
BET. Sen @runb gu uniern beute 10
bliiben0en Ggrarltaoten, tpie isis.
conitn, Wetnneiota, Soma, Seras,
Nebrasfa, ben Dofotos II. a. NJ. bo.
ben meiit fatbolii6e @inponoerers
Somilien aus Deutidlono geIest.
Dieie biltoriid,en Eatia6en IieBen
ii6 Inn Sunoerte bermebren, Inn 81.
bepeiien, ooB Die fatbolii9e Stride
ben eriten anteil on Der 9ionter.
arbett auf ser peitlt9en SemiipbGre
bate.
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s. 8. g., 3idj. -

Gin ausge5eidnetes un6 tpenia Be.
fanhtes Wittel, Inn Einten. uno fSar.
benflede aus 8al6e 5u entfernen,
beiisen mir in unierem 8babarbor,
uno 5tpar nimmt man bier5u bic arii.
men Stengel, Die gum @ompott ber.
penoet peroen. Nan 5erfodt Elm me.
mig bon ben Stengeln in 8aher uno
oertpenoet ben 9rei nod beiB. Mon
tonn aber ou9 ben Saft bon fertieem
Rompott nebmen. Die 6lefe tperoen
oomit tiidtig einserieben uno, uenn
lie pollitanois entfernt iino, in fla.
rem 8aiier nit 5eife no9setpaIden.
Selblt oeroltete Glede, iotpie Sinten.
tlede laiien ii4 aus Sola lei9t ent.
fernen.
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g. g., 8.

Sb un6 mann es tpieoer au einem
&rieg fommt ODER oh es ben 8eIt.
oerbeiIerern gelingt, einen permonen.
ten Jrieoen Der Belt au Be eIderen,
oaS limb 5ragen, oie nur Der aIInii.
ienoe @ott beanttporten fann. Mon
iagt, un6 NIT biel 8abrbeit, oaB Die
Weniden aus Der @eidi6te ni6ts
lernen, uno es 1pir6 INNER MenI6en
geben, Die nod Ma6t, Rei6tum unb
Inieben tra9ten.
Sebr tDabr bat Ser groBe 6euti6e
0i6ter 5rieori6 8ilbelm 8eber in
Ieinem uniibertreffli9en gpos uDrei.
5ebnltnoen" Die 8elt uno 6ie @elt.
geidi6te beurteilt:
~8as lie 8eltgeidi6te nennen,
SIT elm tDiiItbermorrener &nGueI;
gilt uno Erug, @epalt uno SdmGde,
5eigbeit, 0ummbeit, @obn uni
@reuel.
Beiie Sugen6 l6peigt un6 trauert
Wiu lie reoen, min iie Hogen,
8onoert ite in 4erfersriifte
Soer miro ans &reua eeIdIagen. "
SIN 3uiammenbang nit 6ieier
Sroge mag an einen in Ser 8atifon.
3eitung ,2'S11eroatore Gomono' er.
l6isnenen Irtitel ~Senieits oes arie.
ges" erinnert merben, in tpeldem er.
Hart miro, 6aB es voie @elt Jest mil
einem anoeren lpabrbaften &rieg bon
Soeen, Sbeorien unb @etpiiien" al
tun bat uno Die Sieser v@runb ia.
ben, Den Sieg gu be5neifeln". uSSene,
Die ge6tpungen Daren, Ma9t ourf
Wfadt 5uriid5ul6lagen," 10 erfl1rte
oaS 8latt, ~lteben iest Dor elmer be.
angltigen0en Siil1e morolii6er, po.
litiider, Dirti6aftli6er uno Io3ioler
Probleme. Oonn erflGrt Der ,S1ier.
patore', bob ~oos 8un6er Der @leid.
belt uno 8riioerli6feit" fir 6as iid
Ole Steger auSipraden, ~iid in5pi.
l6en etIpas obgenutt bat". Sic
Wenl6beit, 10 fubr bas 8lott fort,
"ltebt iebt, nie oer &rieg oen Srie.
Den gefabroet, beorobt uno 5ernogt,
nod ebe er Oerfiinoet lit - beruan.
belt i'm in nodte un6 einfo6e Gin.
Iteaung Der 5einoieligfeiten' ooer
nod i6limmer in ,gerlagerung Der
6elnoleligteiten', pie es genau 10 Dor
fitnfuno3pan5ig Sabren gei6eben
iIt".
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= Jra,t Gb. 3D., ga. .

3u ben beiten &einieunesmitteln
geboren Sal5 un6 @iiig. Mon fam
oomtt &upfer', Weiitng- uno anbere
Wetal1gegenitan6e blanf reiben, eben.
10 Bor5ellon. 5ett ipritt ni9t in Der
Bfanne, tpenn man ettpas Sal5 BEL.
fiigt.
@ute 66rbemitteI itno u. q. @af.
fee, Saft Der rotten &iiben urt6 @era.
nienbliiten. 9elen baumtponenen
Stoffen mnn man NIT Saft bon ro'
ten Giiben cine rotlide 5orbe geben.
3erquetI6te 8liitenbI6tter Der feuer'
rotten @eranien fGrben belle ODER tpei'
be Stoffe gu aartlila Sonen.
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8aras- -Rmmhtligata
Son s. M. Sebeuid, ebemaIi'
9er &ebaftenr 6es ,2anbmann'

@dbren6 oes &rieges
madte bic &onierbenin6uitrie groB.
artige Jortidritte in &egDpten. 0ie
Rontrafte fir Oeilit6rIieferuneen Iau.
fen nun ob, uno Ieeppten bereitet
| ftd auf cine groBe ausfubr bon &on.
ieroen bor. Der Qderbauminiiter, Der
SanoelsmtniIter uno Die Ronierben.
tnouItrie arbeiten Sano in San6, Inn
bic 9onierbenin6uItrie au einem
Saupftfaftor gu MAIDEN. Die Nrbeits.
lobne ftnb gering, Ole Semitic uno
SbItertrdge groB. Sir @roBbritan.
nten beoeutet oies btIliee 8ore.
Bte beri6tet mir6, ea B
Die &egierung rtno a9taig Millio-
men Bfuno Butter frei. Die 8utter
tuur6e tudbren6 oes @ommers fir oos
Nilitdr gefauft, uno 5tpor gu elmer
3ett, als Die 8ro6uttion ibren Sobe.
puntt erret6t bate.
Sn 8ofbington fano elm
Berb0r itott, nm feit5uiteaen, pie
groB Der Breisunteri6ieo atpiI6en
Der Garm uno Dem &auflo6en 1ino.
Ser l1nteridieo lit 5u sroB un6 Der.
mtnoert ben abIas. 9ie &ortoffeIn
Iftno gu teuer, mos man elmer @napp-
belt getDiB nidt aui6reiben fonn, tpeiI
Die gr0Bte &artoffelernte ieit bielen
Sabren er5ielt 1purbe.
lm 16. Sftober trot Die
8elt' 'Nabrungsmittel. .&onferen5 in
Quebec, &annoa, ouiammen, um
iiber Die 8erteilung bon Nobrungs.
mitteln un6 Garmorgantiotionen 3u
beraten. Bier3ig 0ationen entlanoten
gertreter. SSn ben nd6iten bier ODER
funf Sabren miro es biele 9abrunss.
mittelprObleme su Ioien seben.
Sn arfanias murbe 81 e.
les Sobr fiinfunb5man5ig Bro5ent
tpeniger 8aumDolle gepflanat aIs
i'm bergangenen Sabr. 0ur6tpeg
mar Die oiesidbrige 8aumpollflG6e
Inn 5ebn Bro5ent geringer oIs i'm
Sabre 1914. Sm iiioIi6.5entralen
Seil bon arfanias eob es oieies ssabr
nur oreiunoneun5igtauienb @cres
Baumtpo1e, gegen bunberteinuno.
5tpan5igtauieno Icres Dor einem
Sabr.
Jar me r, moo b ais 8 e +.
maiter uno @etreioebGnbler ieben
oem S6lubberi6t bes Mderbau.
amtes nit groBer Spannung entae-
gen, oenn es tpir6 bieier 8eridt aei.
gen, tpie groB Die &ornernte in 8irf.
li6feit iit. Biel &orn tpuroe bonn
Sroft bei6a6igt. @be itd Sro1te elm.
itellten purbe bic @ornernte alIer
2anoer auf 5,275 Willionen 8uIbel
gei6abt, ODER atpei Bro5ent peniaer
als lebtes Sabr er5telt tpuroe. ssn
Werifo, auf Der Sni iel Cuba uno in
Wtittelamertfa tpurbe Die &ornernte
our6 cine anbalten6e 9iirre bermin.
bert. Sn nngorn, Sugoilopien, Stu.
manien uno 8ulgarien, tpeIde flint
uno1teb5ig Broaent bon olIem &orn
in europa er5eugen, tpar Die &orn.
ernte melt unter Dem Durdi6nitt.
@s 1T Denig ausii6 t
oorbanoen, baB Ole Breisoede fir
&orn erb0bt miro. @eriidte, 6ob cine
@rb0bung beooritebe, tperoen bon Der
sominiitration in abreoe geiteQt.
8ie aus @a aibington e.
ri6tet miro, itebt Beru (Sii6amerita)
i'm 8egriff, fir etli6e Miaionen
Dollars Jarmmaihinen uno egerGt-
iGaften in ben Ser. Staaten ansu.
faufen. 0ie 2anbDirti9aft niro in
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ren oerriet er ni9t. l1no i6 botte
audi feinen @rltno, ourna6 gu fra'
gen. 8abri6einli6 geb0rte er 3u Der
5orte arbeitsideuer, au oenen oud
id augenblidli6 ge5dbIt puroe, Die
man 0ort3ulanoe u6edtbritOer" ooer
~2on0ItrnBenritter" nennt.
(SortleBung folgt)
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MUSTER co. sefi,.e;ss wsss,-Pss, Pro,

F0RNTS HEI..oEl. INlMENT - anti.
esptiseh-hSinge schnells LinderumR Won
shsumatfeehen und neural9isehen Sehsnsr.
zen, muskulSsen Rdckenschmesxen, stsi.
fen oder sehznHr1snden Muskein. Verstav-
ehunSsn uDd Verrenkungsn.
FoRN'S MAG0Lo- alkaliseh - fndert
gewisss voFIberaehsnde MaRenst6runaen
vie Sodbrennsn und Verdauung ssSrun.
gan: herveresrufen durch ein Ucbermess
an SSuYo.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
GeorgeP. James Dies;
Coast Line Official

George p James, Ct, passenger
traffic manager of the Atlantic Coast
Line Railway and former District
resident, died yesterday at his home
in Wilmington, N. c., after a brief
illness, the Associated Press reported
Mr. James, who was connected
with the railway for 81 years, came
to Washington in 1905 to reorganize
the company's traffic passenger Of
flee here. He headed that Office for
IS years, returning to Wilmington to
become passenger traffic manager, a
post he held until his death.
A noted amateur golfer, Mr.. James
served as chairman of the Golf
Committee and a member of the
Board of Governors of the Columbia
Country Club for 20 years. He served
as vice president of the District Golf
Association, the Maryland Golf As
sociation and was twice president of
the Middle Atlantic Golf Associa-
ton. 'He played in three National
Amateur championships and won the
Florida winter golf championship.
He was Mason and a hereditary
member of the North Carolina So
ciety of Cincinnati.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Jeanie Peck James, and brother,
Robert C. James of Americus, Ga.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
National Lutheran Chorus
To Give Concert June Is

The National Lutheran Chorus
will give its first public concert
June l3 at the Potomac Water Gate
R. E. Snesrud, director of the Au-
gustant Lutheran Church Choir and
head of the National Lutheran
Chorus, announced yesterday at the
Lutheran Laymen's Fellowship meet
ing at the New Ebbitt Hotel.
Mr. Snesrud said $50 persons,
selected from all the Lutheran
churches in the District, will be in
the choir. The concert will be spon-
sored by the Washington Lutheran
Ministerial Association, the Lutheran
Laymen's Fellowship, the Lutheran
Youth Council and the Lutheran
Action Council of Missouri Synod
Churches.
A ground breaking ceremony for
a new building will be held at 4
pm. Sunday at Lee boulevard and
Jackson street, Arlington, Va, by
the congregation of Faith Lutheran
Church, the Rev. Robert w. Long
pastor. announced. Mr.. Long said
the Rev. G.. E. Lenski, pastor of
Grace Lutheran Church will speak.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Rites for Christoph Simon
Will Be Held Tomorrow

Funera. services for Christoph
Simon. 60, retired tailor, who died
Wednesday in Sibley Hospital after
an illness of 10 days, will be con-
Quoted at pm. tomorrow at the
residence by the Rev. Henry Mankin
pastor of the Lutheran Church of
the Incarnation. Burial will be III
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
A resident of the District since
1903, Mr.. Simon operated a tailoring
business for many years in the Den
rike Building. Since his retirement
two years ago, he had been employed
at Garfinckel's. He was a member
of Arminius Lodge, No. 25. F. A. A
NJ, and Modern Woodmen of Amer
ica.
Besides his widow. Mrs. Alma
Groll Simon. he is survived by a son
Henry F. Simon, Washington; two
daughters, Mrs. Edna Schwarzmann
Cliffside Park, N. j., and Mrs. Alma
Weaver. Washington; brother
Henry Simon. New York City, and
three grandchildren.
Evening star., 1945-04-06

James Jett. 27. and Ethel Jones, "a. both
Nose Games; a: and Myrtle Clinton. s5,
Alpha, D; Smith, 81, ,1719 10th Ct. n.ws
and Oma Vera Matteauer' 26' 1910
Roland lana D DAVIS. Wis. as Baltimore. and Ada
Mary Letter 27, Wythey,le. Va
and Sadie Porte, 81, 1903 Taylor st.
orin Hogon, jr.. 27. wilmington. N c..
and Marlin Pence, 70, 700 North Lin
coin. st, Arlington.
Roy Edwards, 21, Hudson, Ohio, and The
resa Dorothy Lambert, 90, 2l2l Massa-
Hidio Howard, 43, 1882 Willard St NV,
and Corine Davis, 26. 1870 Sth ST. NV.
Eugene Hall, 21. 500 North Jefferson St,
Arlington. and Elizabeth Reeves, 1s,
5726 North 9Th ST.. Arlington.
Dean Fryer, 22 Freeport, III, and Lois
Curtis Crellin, A, 1915 18th st. NV, and
Louise Stanley. 21 Carthage, N. c.
John James Germenko, 25, Catonsville.
Nd, and Winnifred Mary Campbell 90
Roland Louis Louis Rourke, SO, 4141 North
Henderson rd., Arlington, and Marie Ann
Yvonne Boudreau, 81, 1909 G st. NV.
Joseph Green. 20, Petersburg. Va. and
Marie Hall, "a, 141sh Alabama ave. Sc.
James Washington. ~, and Corinne Reyn-
oids, &c. both 9l3 G st. sw.
Robert Govan, 10, Memphis, Tenn and
Doris Butler. 10. 1909 T st. NV.
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lit Mrmnrta1tl

SNOWDEN, JANE LUCKET. Sacred tc
the memory of our beloved wife aunt and
stepmother. JANE LUCKET ,sNoWDEN
WHO passed into the great beyond one
year ago today. April 6, 1914.
We watched you suffer day by day,
1t caused US bitter grief
To see you slowly pine away
And could not give you relief.
One year has passed since that sad day,
Your voice was hushed, you went away.
God said You've lived and done your best
Now close your eyes in Me and rest
DEVOTED HUSBAND, REV. JOHN H
SNOWDEN; nephews, nieCes and step.
children; Magic Cooper. George Bayne
Thomas Fells, Cora Fells. May Green
Clementine Dorsey, nephews and nieceS;
Alberta Middleton, Alice Baton, John H
Snowden, jr.: Martha Wilson. Virginia
King, Elenora Snowden, Arthur Snow
den, stepchildren.
WRENN. EMMA b. In loving memory
of our beloved mother, EMMA B. WRENN
who passed away three years ago today
April 6, 1912.
Dear mother, you are not forgotten
Though on earth you are no more;
Still in memory you are with us,
As you always were before.
The world may change from year to year
And friends from day to day:
But never will the one we love
From memory pass away
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, ADA AMI
ROSALIE,
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DrathB
SCOTT, MARIAN ELETTA. Ente

SCOTT, MARIAN ELETTA. Entered into
MARAN sfIRa Tei f oPns 4 wife 81
Rev. Reese c. Scott, devoted mother of
Edward Leroy Scott; daushter Of Hannah
b other, Ralph Leroy Loper; three Grand,
children, one aunt. other relatives and
nam repds s6Ses ReGsnS Go res5ns Some at M h
and Eye SITS. sw., until 5 pm. Saturday,
April se Z a. fsr Shfh the u remaPs NJ church Y he
At 4th 'sre and q" Eye ' sts. Sc. Funeral Monday,
April o, at pm. from the Mother A, U.
Church. Sl7 French ST.. wilmington, Del ,
President j. w. Brown officiating. Inter-
ment Mount Olive Cemetery. Wilminston'
Del. 3
SLOAN. GAsToN G. Departed this life
on Friday, April +, 1880 CASTOR O;
mourn two devoted brothers. Andrew and
Lloyd Sloan and host Of other relatives
and friends, Remains resting at the Hall
Bros. funeral home, 62l Florida ave. NV.
Notice of funeral later.
SIMON. CHRIsTOPH. On Wednesday,
April April @ I245' at at Slbiey 6 M9spltal' GHRis
A. schwarzmann and Henry F. Simon.
Eunera serylSeS at the sb0ye residence on
Cedar Hill Cemetery. g
SONNEBORN. JULIA II. On Thursday,
April 5. 1945. in New York City, JULIA H.
rietta s. saperstein OF Richmond, Va. She
also is survived by two grandchildren and
two brothers, Mr.. Stuard Hirschman and
be held at the chapel OF the Baltimore
Hebrew Congregatio Cemetery, Baltimore
Md, on Friday, April q. at 2:30 pm.
TRACEY. REBECCA JANE. On Thurs
REBEccA RIHi cc4H 1ANE TRAcEY, beloved wife Of
the late M Isergt. Augustus Tracey and
mother of Mus Esther Reed and MIS- IS
her late residence. 26l6 Garfield st. NV,
where services will be held on Monday.
April o. at / pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Baltimore papers
please copy)
TYLER, MARY LOUISE. On Thursday.
April s. l945, at the residence OF her aunt.
1925 Euclid st. NV, MARY LOUISE 1Y;,
LER beloved wife OF Isaiah Tyler devoted
Thomas and GEORGE Thomas: niece of Mrs.
Lula Bynum. She also leaves other h. rela-
Arrangements by w. Ernest Jarvis Co.
WASHINGTON. NAOMI HUCLES. On
pitaL NAOMI HUGHES WASHINGTON.
man me al and D. Anne "A and
of Mrs. Ruth B, Hucles OF Norfolk, Va;
Also SURVIVING are other her, relatiyes a ana
many Son aheTa va from ON Friday Apr
d, at 70 noon. Interment Richmond. Va.
Local arrangements by Mcclure.
WILLIAMS, HORACE. Departed this life
gosps &c Pfday HoRAcf oPT e WAMs nfI n Of ns4
ubts Husband Of Of Mrs. Mamie williams and low
ing stepfather of Bentley Watkins, He
Cooper of Hasler., N: c.; one brother and
a host OF other relatives and friends. Flu
neral on Monday, April 8, at l pm, from
officiating. Interment Paynes Cemetery. 8