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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-10

SoDietruB1ano Iutierte fin6. @s
miro olS ifaoli6 fir Ben Sortgong
0eS &rteges betro9tet. Iber oie 8ubr.
beit fann ME bertebrt 1ein - gan3
gleif, tpel6eS oie 8abrbeit iein mag.
ltno 0ie 8abrbeit in oieier 9ngele.
genbeit liegt nidt in Sen gegenmQrti,
gen &attonaliiationen, 1onoern in eli.
nem geId)i6tlifen l1eberblid iiber 0as,
mas bor9egangen lit un0 1pcsbaI6 eS
Dorgegangen lit.
u8eSbalb bereinigte Iid Stain nit
Sitler, i'm Oielen Grieg 3u erm0gli,
6en?
~0ie 9lntlport Iie9t in Sen gegen,
tpGrttgen 8orgongen in 5inlono, Bo-
len, &tmdnien, 8ulgnrien, SSugolla-
mien unO @rie6enlon0. Sic liegt in
Ser 6ortiebung Der YoIitif - elmer
Bolitit, tpelbe Sic Stolin-Sitler.
Auian5 redtferti9t> Sen 9ruh 6es
Yaftes> Ben &rieg 3pildcn NuBlan0
uno 0eutldlan0 1m0 Sen gcgcnlpGrti-
gen Gburafter oe5 &ricges, bcion0erS
in BEN rebolutiondren 9lu5lpiid)1en in
8rie6enlanO, SStolicn lmo 8clgien.
,gea6 Oalin entbielt oo5 gebeime
l(ebereinomfmen 3pilHen Sitter 1tn0
Stalin fo1genoe Yunfte:
II. Die Sonietltniou erbGlt freie
Sono i'm Ternen Often, nm ibren
&ompf gegen militdrilhe uno 0tono.
milfe slggreiiionen in China forfeit
gen 5u f0nnen.
u2. l1ngarn, 9ium0nien, SSl10oIlu=
tpien uno @rie6enlono tonnren unter
sic oeutide @influBlpb6re, Die Giirtei
nno 8ulgQrien rnter oie ru1li1de.
3. Die balti1 16en Stooten fommen
lnter rltiiil6en @infIuB.
"A. Bolen miro geteiIt un0 0ie
polniIde Ukraine miro bon HuBIon6
annettiert.
IS. 8e11arabien gebt an 9uBlono
5uriid.
u9lmerf11ng: SIM Sabre 1914 bat
| ltf OieleS ereignet, o1Sgenommen, 6oB
@rie6enlon0 un6 Stalien unter oie
britil6e @inf1uBipb6re geton1men 1tno
uno Die Eiirtei nod frei lit. Mber I'm,
gorn, &umGnien, SugoiIoDien, 8uI-
garien, Die balti16en 5taaten u1t0
Yolen ltno in ruililben 8eltb iiber"
gegongen un0 itnO elm Sell ser ruff.
lden 8elt. l1n0 GuBlono erfreut 1t9
ooQer 9lttionsfreibeit i'm Sernen
Often. Das lit 0ie Gage in oieIem
9lugenblif.
~Dallins 8u6 pur0e i'm Sabre
1912 beroffentli9t. gs tpuroe bon
ameritaniiden &ommuniiten ols 5u.
Iommengetragene Sdlldungen ange-
griffen. Nber oieie 56iloerung ser
ruiiiifen 3iele> tpie lie als 5talin-
Sitler=Naion5 in Der Brelie Der gale.
uniperiitdt I'M Sabre 1912 peroffent.
li6t tpuroe, lit Beute> am Boraben6
bon 1915, 10 Dabr tpie oanols.
,,@S lit tpabr, 6aB Bin1ton @burs
mill Iein Bremieramt bon England
rtSfierte, um in glatter politiI9er uno
oiplomotilder 5prad)e gu iagen, oaB
in Seberan Elm dbnlider Baft geidloi.
len wuroe 5tpii6en &ooieoelt, gbur6-
IN uno Stalin un6 oaB aus oieIem
@runoe fir oie &uiien uno Die @on1'
muniiten Der gon3en 8elt oas @ort
,Teberan" Elm Spnonpm Ser GoIlen.
oung, Ser GerooultGn0igung un6 oes
@rfolgeS geporoen lit. So>pietruBlano
bot our6 gtooiepelt un0 gburdia ges
| IL
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15
Ice Cornwall
Plans Ready:
Expect Crowd

ST. CLAIR SHORES-Sports
enthusiasts are cycling the
weather with concern this week,
as they prepare for the annual
st. Clair Shores Ice Carnival, to
be held Sunday three blocks
north of 12-Mile road.
One of the largest fleets of ice
boats ever assembled on Lake
st. Clair is expected to gather
for the event, which is being
sponsored by the st. Clair
Shores Ice Boat Club.
Three candidates are vying
for the title of Queen of the
colorful regatta. They are Joan
Culliton, Lakeview High school;
Norma DeMuelemeester of
Lakeshore High school; and
Grace Niedermille, of South
Lake High school. Balloting for
the honor continues through
Friday by means of ballots OBJ
tainable from local merchants,
under the direction of Tom
O'Reilly 22913 Lake drive,
phone Roseville O297, from
whom additional ballots may be
obtained.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15
Van Dyke Soldier
Wins Air Medal
Sgt. Leon T. Maj
Decorated Oversees

VAN DYKE - The Air Med
al for "meritorious achievement"
while participating in bombing
missions to German military
and industrial targets has been
awarded to Sgt. Leon F.. Mai,
20. son of Mrs. Elsie Pielack,
1927 Essex street.
The news comes from an
Eighth Air Force Bomber Sta
ton in England, base for the
BIZ "Just Once More, on
which Sgt. Maj is radio opera
tor-gunner.
Sgt. Maj. a 1912 graduate of
Busch and Lincoln High school,
was employed in a Chicago war
plant until he entered the AAF
in June, l943. received his train
ing at Sioux Falls. S. D.. and
his aerial gunnery wings at Yu-
ma, Ariz. in May, 1914.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15
DSR Spinner
Service Slated

A new d. S. r. shuttle, or
spinner, service between Nine
Mile road and Harper avenue
and the terminal of the Cadillac
Harper coach line at Harper
and Woodhall avenues will be
instituted Friday, Feb. 16, Will
liam S. Bullock, General Man
ager, announced today.
The new line, Bullock said, is
designed to provide more con-
venient service to the D. S. r.
riders living east of Woodhall
avenue. Presently these riders
are served by Cadillac-H Harper
coaches opera ing between
downtown and the Nine Mile
road terminal. All passengers
travelling east of Woodhall ave-
nue. will transfer to spinner"
coaches at Woodhall.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15
pTA Banquet
Fetes Founder,
Sixth Annual
Event is Held

EAST DETROIT - The An
nual Founders Day banquet ut
the Macomb Council of the Par
ent Teachers Association was
held Tuesday evening at the I'M
manuel Methodist church. Every
section of the county was repre-
sented and 200 people enjoyed
the we'll organized program. For
SIX years similar banquets have
been given locally during Foun-
ders week, and have become a
high spot in the P.T.A. activit-
les.
The Rev. Tschudy gave the
invocation, and Howard Carroll
of Van Dyke acted as Master OF
Ceremonies. The community
singing Was lead by Edward Up
leger, and Angelina Rivera gave
several vocal selections. The
county council officers took this
opportunity to present a Foun-
ders Day skit and the audience
was very appreciative of their
dramatic effort. Mrs. Doris
Moore played piano selection.
Guest speaker for the evening
was DR.. Paul Rankin, Director
of Education at Wayne Univer-
sity. The subject of education.
parents, and the association are
so closely related that DR.. Ran
kin found a wealth Of material
TO present to his audience.
The officers who planned the
banquet are: Mrs. Otis Upchurch,
Fitzgerald. County President;
Leonard Morrison. Utica, Vice
President; Mrs. Leitha Faust, ST.
Clair Shores, Treasurer; Mrs.
Fred Cromie, Warren, Secretary;
and Mrs. w. Rein, Fitzgerald,
Historian. Valentines formed an
attractive background for the
banquet.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15
$4,000
Assured for
Water Mains

VAN DYKE-The City of De-
troit this week generously op-
ened its municipal purse and Of
fered Warren Township $121,-
600 compensation for water
mains the township has install
ed in past years in the Dequin-
dre-Eight Mile area now being
sought by the city for a Munich
pal Airport.
The Warren Township Board,
expressing surprise, II not
shock, at the settlement, unani-
mously accepted Detroit's $121,-
600, payable if and when the
airport is constructed.
Supervisor Earl Tallman re-
ported to the board that he had
repeatedly conferred with De-
troit authorities regarding the
townships heavy investment IN
water mains in the mile-squarc
area proposed as an airport. III
was hoped. he said, that some
compensation for this damage
would accrue to the township,
without taking legal action.
Tallman said that the S121,-
900 offer was "most generous"
and would more than cover"
the proportionate amount of
bonded indebtedness on the
townships books for water
main investments in the affect
ed area.
While reporting to the board,
Tallman produced letter from
H. v. Sattley e. Co., Detroit in
vestment brokers, in which they
reported that survey of the
townships direct debt shows it
is approximately one-half of
one per cent of the assessed val
uation of $20,5O0, 900. which the
experts described as "a healthy
situation"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15

The supervisors voted APPROX
al of:
East Detroit petitions asking
q vote on annexation of sections
Is and 36 Of nearby Warren
township in that city;
Warren Township petitions
asking that sections IS and SO
of that township be incorporated
In East Detroit;
Petitions of Ryan and Mound
road district, between 91s Mile
and l0s Mile roads, Warren
Township, from residents who
want this area incorporated in
to the village of Ladd Center.
All sets of petitions were APP
proved as to form and legal
phraseology by Prosecutor Will
bur F. Held, who discussed be-
fore the board the complicated
detail of the East Dctroit-War-
rem Township annexation plan.
LEGAL REQUIREMENTS
Under existing statutes, sup
ported by one Supreme Court
opinion, Held pointed out that
. majority vote in % the War
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15
MacOlllb u. of ID.
Club Or0aniZed

Organization Of q Macomb
County University of Detroit
Club was begun Tuesday night
at a dinner meeting of graduates
at Gordon's Grill, Mount Glenn
ems.
Donald Distlerath of Mount
Clemens was named temporary
president. and George F. Ro-
berts, acting secretary. A gen.
eral meeting, on which further
plans will be announced in the
near future, is being planned
for March 13.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15
New Member Shows EN- Up

AUSTIN, TIE. U.P) The
veteran hunters of the Thursday
Deer Hunting Club are sore. AS
a special favor, they admitted
Gus Gustafson, rank newcom-
err who had never even seen a
deer, to their weekly meetings.
And then Gustafson went out on
the first day of the season and
bagged two deer, while the vet
Grams didn't even get a shot.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15

rem Township section to be an
nexed, and (2) the entire City
of East Detroit and the balance
of Warren Townships a joint
entity-must be obtained be-
fore the annexation is approved.
He also pointed out that separ-
ate ballot boxes must be provid-
ed for the two groups.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15

An analysis of the air ship
ments shows that machinery and
hardware comprise % per cent
Of all shipments, printed matter
Is per cent, store merchandise
Is per cent, valuables 8 per cent,
motor parts 4 per cent. films 4
per cent and jewelry 9 per cent.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15

Americans have the lowest per
capita cost matches in the world.
The average expenditure in the
y. S. is 6 mills a week or 3l.2
cents year for matches.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-15
APPROVE PETITION
OK Annexation Vote

favorable petitions Wednes
the Board OF Supervisors the
changes the of South Macomb the April
election in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-28
RheulElsat tisgllus iendeR
@opitole oes 8aIis, IdBt Ii6 nit tei-

Rapitale 6es Ballis, IdBt itb nit tei-
ner anoern 96tpei5eritaot oerglei6en.
@enn Ite au6 taum 5ebnta1ien6 @tn'
tpobner 5Gblt, 10 ndre es 1dderli9 uno
beleioigen0 3ueleiA, iie oorum "@letn'
1taot" at nennen. @leinitaot - oas
fIingt na6 i1mplerbafter @emiitli6fett
uno g8idtigtuerei. 5ion isood lit
iiberberb. Da lit bic Seitungsfirde
@aleria> Die tpie cine 8orpoltenitel~
lung iener tpabrbaften Staote an Der
l1nterrbone tpirft: 9loignon, 9etmes>
5tes. Wearies. glus rmii6en 8urg-
mouern redt 1te itb; oas fann ite ni6t
berfeblen. Oort oriiben ragt Eourbil-
Ion auf Der bo6ite Der Sittener Sel~
Ienriegel, bon oem Die geiitli6en Ser
rem &ano uno 2eute reeierten uno itb
tpenn n0tig nit gepan5erter 5auit ser
Wu6tgier Der 5dboDergrafen 81 er-
tpebren tpuBten. 8on bier bat Der frie-
gerii6e &aroinaI Mattbaus S6iner
bor bier Sabrbunoerten feline &dnpen
iiber Die 8erge gefitbrt. @roB tpie
ibre Gergangenbeit lit ou9 oie 2ano.
iboft rings Inn Die Staot: oie tpeiten
&ebenbange, Der Gru6tbaumbain i'm
Sal, oie itrengen 2inien Ser 8appel-
alleen, Die ol1nflen Sannenbdnge i6at-
tenbaIb. ga, Der 8lid talmGrts uno oie
@olooderfarben iebt I'M 2ena lieBen
tpabrboftig an Die Brooence ooer &i,
biera oenfen, tpenn nt6t Die @etI9er-
berge iiber Dem Sal INNER >tpieoer Die
Seimatfreuoe aus Dem &er5en riefen.
F. 8. Seller.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-28
Aas 6e,1t SSoiepbint,,t
(5orties1ng bon Geite y

", NOuL1ltSuIt9 uoH Sele ~
Snnern Der &atbe6rale ausaufiibren.
SIM 0ooember 1887 tpur6e ibm als
anerfennung fir ietne 8er6ienite I'm
Die Oi0aeie Ser Eitel eines pdpItli9en
SauSprdlaten 1teben oem NonItgno-
rat 5uerfannt.
Sm Neat 1914 tpur6e Wfgr. &uns
feler gum @eneralbtfor ser 9i05eie
Omaba ernannt.
Die 9i08eie @ran6 Sslano tpur6e
i'm Sabre 1918 erri6tet. Sic un1faBt
oas 8ebiet bon Nebrasfa n0r6li9 6es
Soutb Blatte &tber uno tpeitli9 bon
@rano Sslan6 Bis our 5taatengren5e
Die 9i5eie eritredt 1t6 iiber 10000
Auaoratmeilen uno 5dblt ettpa 25,'
900 &atbo1ifen. Ote sc ianttbeb0lfe-
rnng Der Dio5eie lit na6 Dem Gen jus
bon 1910, 296,O76 5eelen.
8ti6of Sunfeler's Mhutter itarb i'm
Sabre 1881 un6 1ein gater ettpa eir
Sobr ipGter. Seine 8rloer un6
56tpeitern, Srau Marie 8uebIer,
5rGulein Catherine Sunfe1er, Soiepb
Sunfeler> 6rou Senrietta Mei6el,
5dtpeiter 80. Milomene, un6 SEQ S.
Sunfeler >pobnen in Der Ndbe bon
OaDton, Ohio.
0Reo. Otto 8uebler, 6obn elmer
5dtpeiter 6es 8ii6ofs, Marie, uno
Heb. gotparo S. Sunfeler, 5obn Don
SEQ S. Sunfeler, tpur0en in 6en Sab-
rem 1885 uno 1914 inn Solepbinum
getpeibt. 8ei6e yeeffen iino in Der 0i-
o5eie Smaba tatig, Ser gritere ift
Eforrer Der ct. Soiepbstir6e, Grof-
ton, Nebr, uno 2ebterer 1T Miiiitent
an Ger st. 8ernar6sfir6e> Omaba.
80 multos amos!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-28
SANQS

brtngt i6lennige Stlfe bel Salsleibeu
aIler strt, Soniilitis, GeIdtparen,
Afbma, Sabfeber nn6 Ginmstrum6le
tpegen ietner gtftteiu1t0tenoen @teen.
i9aft.
l1niere felt fait einem baIben Sabr.
bunoert BET oen dlteiten 2eiern oes
Ohio 8aifenfreuno befannten un6 oIs
unentbebrli@es Sausbei1mitteI anee-
panotes &rdutermitteI lit aus ben be.
item Seilfral1tern ,bergeiteIlt.
8rets-90c per Sloi6e; $500 fir
6 5laf6en; $3.50 fir 12 SIu16en.
@rpreB Collect. 9arceI 9oIt ertra.
STE 8olfram 60.
451 SDeamore Street
Columbus Is, Obip
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-28

Papit asius Ser 3tp0Ifte empfing
Dor tnr3em bier amerifanii9e 8rie-
iter, ote nit Dem bod4pit. gr5bii6of
Speamon bon Seem gorf na6 &om
famen, linn Sorbereitltngen fir 6ie
gerteilung Don Notbilfeborr6ten, ge-
Ittftet bon Imerifanern, 5u treffen, in
Iuoien5 1mb oanfte ibnen. gs paren
oies Die bodltuit. Serren: 9r. Sobn s..
Bolan6, Bfarrer bon ct. Sbomas
9lquinas, Buffalo; Gbon1os g. Mearf-
bam, Bottom; 9dfar so. 9final6i,
geeparf, un6 9ln6retp g. 2tn6i> 8roof-
Ign. Dr. 8rooflpn plant in &iir3e et-
men 8eiu6 bon &airo 1tno Seruia1en
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-28

Sn einem NrtifeI in Dem Weago5in
Seem gorfer" fifbrt g. 81. 8ebrman
aus, oaB 2on6on nur nit fnnppeIter
Scot Der bouitna0igen 3erit0rung
our6 B+8ombmen i'm Ietten 5ommer
entging. 8ebrmen, Ser fiir3li9 in
2onoon mar, fiibrt aus, bob MIR bic
SSrbaIton Sranfreid)s un6 oie @robe.
rung Der @anGltiite 2on6on gerettet
babe. 8enn 0as nidt gel6eben tpdre,
bitten oie 0eutiben no6 un6 nod
$500 8-8omben pro Sag na9 eng
Ian6 oblaiien f0nnen, mas glei9be-
oeuteno getpeien tpdre nit Ser bouIt6n-
6igen 3er1t0rurg Der Sta6t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-28
MUSINGS BY THE TREAsURER

Gortiesung bon 5eite 81
Nso. 8aoefen tpltrbe i'm Sabre 1889
I'M Sofepbtnum getueibt.
IL. X
8et beridieoenen @elegenbeiten
baben nniere 2efer ibr perI0nli6es
Sntereiie an uniern Stuoenten befun-
Oct. 8tr ertnnern uns, 6aB 3. 9. i'm
Sabre 1888 elmer mrierer @ai1en.
freunoGeier es iebr tpobItueno EMP.
fo1to, als er bos Bib Der geeuprie.
fter I'M 8latte fano. @erI6ie6ene Ser
felben batten bereits an5ei6en bon
9abltopfigfeit. 0a oieier eifriGe un6
beiorgte 2eier ietnes 3eidens im Soir
EontcN8eI6dft tpar, iiberlan6te er Elm
Duteno Slai6en nebit Mn1peiiung.
sStr 1paren au6 gar ridt itber.
ralbt, ols mir cine Sdo6teI &ragen-
tn0pfe erbteGten, infolge elmer 6iesbe-
Siglt6en 8emerf1,ng ser Iebten @o6e,
Dob ein fiiblbarer MangeI an &ragen-
tnopfen I'M Seminar berrI6t.
X
unier aufri6tigites 8eileio Serrn
Mlo1s Baonr in Cincinnati, anlGBlid
oes SinI9eioens ieiner Satin Caro-
line Paour. 9ie 8erItorbene mar eine
l1nlerer longiabrigIten 2e1erinnen uno
8obltaterinnen un6 cine eifrige 2e-
7er1n oes Sbio 8oiienfreuno. @ir
bitten un1ere 2eier, oer1elBen in ibren
8ebeten ge6enfen 5u tpolIn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-28
Sm Jribling rbeiuanftuarts im Der
GGmeis
(5orHebung BON Sette 81

(5orf1eBung Don 5ette 81
folgt uno einen muGerii6en @infel
l1nad 0em anoern i6enft. &ebtpeiler
uno -oorfer itn6 lte aue miteinan6er !;
an Oieien 5onnenflonfen Biz binauf
nod Sttten fodt Elm beiBer Eropfen.
@egen Die on6ere SaIieite aber, BEL
&tooeS, 5aron ltno @barrant, tpogt
Elm enbloier Obitbaunt1paI6. Scum bat
ser 5riibling 81iitenitrduBe oarous
ge5aubert.
Ston - Sitten, oie tpelt19=6 =6eutI9e
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-28
Der amferftanbene @Ottmeni6 bic eiu-
3tqe 0fettmna Der 8eIt

(5ortiebung bon 5eite u
Heide oerIanfen, ltebt bic Stride gbri.
I'll beute oa in 11euer @lorie. Sic bot
man6e blutige 2ei6ens3eiten erIebt, lit
aber tmmer pieoer glorretd eritonoen
nit tbrem g0ttli6en 5ttfter, nn6 tpir6
trob &riegen uno neuen 8erfoIgungen
fortbeiteben Bis ans gnoe ser 3eiten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-28

SSn ieinen g8erf ,,8epon6 g(u
5ronts", bebauptet ser Mutor Or. 30.
Serbian, oaB nit ser 92e1ignation oes
fatboltiden Staatsmannes Or. Sein-
rtd 8riining ols @an5ler 6es 0eutlden
0tel6es am 30. Moi 1882 ,l@uropos
lebte Soffmung fir Srieoen begraben
apuroe" nno ous ,,lebte Boll&perf 8pi-
1ben einem 1nlt6eren sSrieoen unb
untontroIlierborem Gbaos nieoer.
bro9".
Oos 8ud, tpeI6es Eotiaden iiber
Ole oeutIde 8ioertan6s 6sbetpegunq ent
bolt, Die ben meiiten 2euten unbefonn+
1etn ourften, tpur6e ioeben bon be,
Berlagsfirma Bruce ber0ffentlidt uni
TN 0e5enpber bon Der >,GotboIic Site
rarD Foundation" oIs ,jgud 6es $40
rats' ausgetpdblt.
Dr. 8riining, ser einmal oIs elm,
Wttl9ung ueines &or6inQIs uno eines
PreuBtl6en Offi3iers be5ei6net tpur6e
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-28

berIu6t, Ser 9nit6t SSor6ans 6ur6 6as
Weeer Der ollgemeinen l1n3ufrie6enbeit
5u iteuern." gS gelang tbn ober nidt,
tpeil Die itegrei6en Gegierungn ibm
nt6t geniigenoe l1nterltiibung 5uteiI
tperoen lieBen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-28

genommen, 100 ftd oie 2eibensge-
i6i6te abipielte, Die aur Rreust.
gung gbriiti fiibrte. 8iIb 8:
Na6oem Der Seilan6 Dos ibtpere
&ren5 our6 ote 5traBen seruia.
leHs getrasen, apuroe er auf benz
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-28

@ilo i: Sim @riinoonnerstag
feiert bie Stride 6os @eod9tnis an
Ole @iniesung oes elaerbl'iten or.
tarsiaframentes 6urd sSeius Gbrt.
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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-15
Miss Van de Wiele
Wed i'm MiSS0ula
BY Courier Correspondent

HINSDALE-Miss Marguerite Var
de Wiele of Hinsdale and Serg
Eddie Elhardt of Olympia, Wash.
were married May % at Missoula
by Judge Arthur M. Woods. At
tendants were Erwin Elhardt of
Olympia, the b~ridegroom's brother,
and Miss Leona Van de Wiele of
Hinsdale, the brides sister. Also
present for the ceremony we're Miss
Carol Nelson of Hinsdale, Private
Olson and Staff Serg. Claud Shorey.
After the wedding a reception was
held at the cafe at the Montmartre
in the MisSoula Hotel.
Sergeant E1hardt is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elhardt of
Olympia. He has been in the army
for three years, spending 81 months
overseas.
His bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Mary Van de Wiele of Hinsdale and
a 1914 graduate of Hinsdale high
school. She has been employed at
Missoula since last fall.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-15
GRANDVIEW
Mrs. Otto Kliewer

Nice rains fell this past week anc
the crops are looking good.
Jerry Huebert underwent a tonsi
operation last Saturday at the
Glasgow hospital. He returned home
Sunday.
Harold Anderson. of Wolf Point is
staying at the Otto Kliewer home.
Elizabeth Baerg left Saturday for
MiSsoula to attend the summer
school session at the State univer-
sity.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Lentmer
have been gone for over a week at
tending the church conference.
The E. M. B. church conference
is being held at Lustre this year.
1t opened Wednesday and will close
Monday. g
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kliewer and
Jean and Rita and Harold Anderson
spent Sunday at the Victor C,nerney
home and helped Mr.. and Mrs.
Cheney celebrate their 32nd we'd
ding anniversary. Others present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Orth and
Fac French. Glenn Wachtman and
Roy Presler of Seattle. who have
been spending a few. days at the
Cheney home, were also present,
Mrs. Cheney is Mr.. Wachtman's
aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Baerg, who
attended their daughter Annals
graduation at Bethel college and
the general conference, arrived home
morning.
Anna Baerg, who graduated May
% from Bethel college, is now at
Oraibi, Ariz., doing mission work
among the Indians.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-15

PURCHASE TWO BANDS
Opheim - Nels Bach and Milo
Jennings purchased the Frank
Keough and Clarence Robinson
bands of sheep.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-15

s"That's what I'm doing...
Hitting EN- twice as hard-buying fo,ice as many
bonds as [ ever did before. Uncle Sam has got to
raise in this war loan just about as much as he did in
2war loans last year up to this time. That's why the
9TH is the biggest and most important of them all.
And I'm mighty proud-as every farmer ought
to be-to have the chance to help!
"The way I figure it, at this crucial time in the
war Uncle Sam is calling on all of us to 60 whole hog
to produce more food, to build more equipment,
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-06-15
WAR BONDS PAY OFF In THESE WAYS

vide for your own security, travel, retirement.
e Bonds 60 into a national nest egg that will help
to assure postwar prosperity.
= Bonds transform your love of home and country
into action you join personally in the big
gest, most urgent War Loan of alLThe Seventh
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-14
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-(P-Cot-
ton futures, after reaching the
highest level for the season, slump
ed sharply today under a wave Of
general selling. Values reached as
much as $285 a bale from the
days best levels and at the close
were off 40 cents to SITS a bale.
Trading during the session was
active with Southern hedging
termed as the largest for the sea-
son to-date.
News that there will be no
restriction on the planting of cot
ton next year was responsible for
some Of the selling although op-
orators were inclined to feel that
present prices of cotton would
induce heavier producer offerings.
During early dealings there was
considerable buying, attributed
to Southern dealers and textile
mills. The latter presumably Gov.
ering commitments in the textile
field.
The Cotton future closed &C
cents to Sits a bale lower.
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