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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-05-31
Clubs, lodges
and Societies
Methodist Brotherhood

Methodist Brotherhood
The Mems Brotherhood of the
Methodist church will meet Thurs
day night at o'clock in the church
basement. The captain of the Saliva
ton Army of Lima will be the
speaker.
Coming Wedding
Announcement has been made of
the coming wedding of Norman
Kirkland, soldier, of Bluffton and
Wava Stotts of Findlay Rev. E. j.
Penhorwood, pastor of the Lima
South Side Church of Christ, form
erly of Bluffton win officiate.
To Wed Sunday
Wedding of Miss Edith Augs-
burger, bookkeeper at the Bluffton
Telephone central office and Melvin
Diller, farmer of near Bluffton will
take place Sunday.
Announcement of the coming
nuptials was made at dinner when
telephone central operators enter
tanned at a dinner in honor of the
coming bride at the home of Mrs.
Ida Burkholder, Thursday night.
The announcement was artfully
concealed in pansy favors and the
bride-elect was presented with gift
in honor of the occasion.
Present were: Miss Augsburger,
Mrs. Dorothy Stratton, Mrs. Levi
Gable, Mrs. Harry Turner, Mrs.
Martha Burkholder, Mrs. Fred
Biederman, Mrs. Eli Deppler, Misses
Rhoda Matter, Sylvia Biederman,
Dorothy Wenger, Anna Louise Hoch-
stettler and Mrs. Ida Burkholder.
Eastern Star Chapter
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-05-31
Lichens Check Bacteria

Power to check the growth of bac-
terra similar to that of penicillin has
been found in hitherto untested
group of plants, the lichens. Sam
pies Of ~ lichen species were
ground up and extracts made with
water and other solvents. Tested
against several different bacterial
types. 27 of these species checked
bacterial growth.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-05-31
Guest towels

Beautiful guest towels may be
preserved by providing fancy
printed paper guest towels in your
bathroom as well. Few thoughtless
guests viii use your good linen un-
der those circumstances. And a
box of facial tissues in the bathroom
may avoid lipstick sn1udges on tow
els.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-05-31

Plenty of water, warmed only
enough to keep the ice melted, is
necessary If farm animals are to
produce satisfactorily and use the
feed they eat to best advantage dur
ing the winter months.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-05-31
Where Our Soldiers
Are

Pvt. Maurice Strahm 35890595
A. G. F. Replacement Depot No. 2
Fort Ord, California
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-05-31
Orange Twp. Farm Women

The Orange Twp. Farm Woman's
Club will meet next Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Fame Fett. The
following program has been arrang-
ed:
Devotionals, Fame Fett; Roll call,
great men of today; Log Cabins of
Presidents, Nellie Hiestand; Fathers
Day, Cleo Hursey; Grandpa Buai-
ness, Edith Swank; Dads Day,
Mildred Montgomery; Picker-Upper,
Alberta Marshall; What Bothers
Father, Ethel Shilling.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-05-31
Garden Club

Garden Club
The Bluffton Garden club will hold
a picnic on the College campus, Fri
day night at $3.50 o'clock after which
members viii work in the College
rock garden.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08
Dies ,at,> Dos

9(ud) unter ben bcrnorragenSen
DISQUALIFICATION limo iolde, sic gl,1
aa,sgebilbet uno lolfe, Die ,tur ein'
eebiloet fins.
Su oen ,,nentbebrlidyen @ausbalt.
gegenitdlroen aebort beut3,,toee bie
0uponidere.
@on alien Gemtniiien lit Die Me,,.
idp,te,u,t!uis am ;dnperiten gu er'
tperben.
Gin aiinitler lit MIR Damn groS
spenn er ttid)t fiinitelt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08
8untes QuerIet

2aDrcr: r&ann man vleer" lteis
gern?"
Sdiilcr: rsSa."
2ebrer: ..0ie Senn?"
Shiller: Seer, 2ehrer, Sbers
lcbrer."
Gr: roicbli,ps, r,f Sem @ese our
Spartaiie geblt ou bod, al Dem neuc,
6uteeIdIft norbei?"
Sic: ga, Sfnt."
Gr: rBitte, n, mir Sen Beialleu,
och bor5ci."
ySprehen Sic beutlider; ih tann
Sic 1iht perltebcn," iaet Der taftloie
MeniG. Der IaftpoQe iagt: rSpre.
dem Sic bite .etrpas lauter; it BIN
hrperDGrig."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08
2lrnteefeet al, Ser Srent
bat fein leietteS feben
Nebe linn, tpenn ben Solbaten baS
Giien midjt id)meft.-- @arme Wabl.
seit nad) eiierner Matipm ipirft
Wunoer

Ias 9eben zines ;srontfoGs SET
Mrnec lit hcl,t3utage fein 8ereniiaer
1uennaleib bas aohpcrional ge'pif
81 Sen letten 6ronttruppen acb6rt
oie iih iiber Mangel an yerpileenle
bcflogen fonnen. llno fir sic isrprt
fompfer lit ser Sod beltte elm !6cli
uno norsen teinen 'Sfui, Yulre,
inert, !uie ecrabe Die 'Stimmune sc,
2eute lit. 0as lit sic Nriid)t oes
Sergeantel gcrt 5. Gafep, Ser fiirs
lid nad) 26 Wtopaten 9icultes als
JronttOh iiir bas 129. SnIarteric
regiment bel Der 81. 2ipiiiou. oit
jett auf BuugainoiIlc Itctioniert lit
bier auf llrlaub apeilte.
Ga'ep iagte speiter, oa6 oie isront
fdmpisr, tpenn lie mseebungert .po
ren nad) eiuer ea,ten WsrbI5eit ia
meraoid,aft!ih auf Sic SduItel
tlop'ten llno ibn ols einen yfeinel
&erl" anirradjen, bab ilc ober IL
9fubeiteliltns iebr beutlid gu oerlt
ben geben, oab iie ucn einem Sod
nift piel balten, beionoers ricft
penn bie &errileg,na niht rehtsei
tig eingetroffen lit unb Die Wablsei
ten oaber :ridt 10 reid,baltig ,pie se
Iirabnlih ai,siallen. Sn oiciem ;saI
fonmt es nid,t ieIten Dor, oab Si;
@cl,berung ieitens Scr Solbatcl
! falt, oie aohe ioatem nit cine,
Sa,tbise eridoller ,reroen.
Nad Goiep munocf Sas sefodjt;
Giicn ocn 'Soloaten am bciten, mad,
Dem lie largere 3cit bon eiierner
Hationen Selcbt baben.
Die uarme @ablseit
@em Die tSolbaten mclrere 1aat
lang fein parmes Giien 5u @eiid,
befcnmen babeu, lefen tie mad, ibrc.
eriten tuarmen Mabl5eit ibre 9cae:
Idl,ber. luie Gaiep speiter erfldrte.
9as Giien miro mlf Sem @aiolin
ofen bis aui eapa 100 Dcros an 81,
ooreerltc 'SteIlung beraneeiabren
oann in 3ohgeidirre getan uro 3,ll
Jront setroeen. Nidts fann elmer
0rcntIplbateu mad, Gaiep enttaridet
ols has slusbleiben bes spurme,
Gilens. lluo oas ,puroe beranae
Idaff, SSapaner cSer ni6t.
Ter sronttud, maft poue 81
StunScn bintareinanoer Gienit uni
oanadl "a Stunoen N,tbe. I'm $3.50
ttbr morgens nlub er aufiteben uni
Iih ioSann in sic Slide alno bieMeil;
begeben, ble il, einem Belt unterge
brad,t linO, ons 200 Mann iabt
Gann miro Der bonn MeB. .Sergean
ten porbereitcte Speiicsettel burd,ge
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08

.ieten tporouf Sie n0ti8en Qdbe1s.
.n,ittel 3uredteeitelIt lreroen iliso Der
@aiolinofen nnee3iinoet rpirb.
@as bic Solbaten efea
Gt,ra ei,re Stunbe ipdter erideinen
neun Nann, Sic 3um aiihenoienit
abfon,nanbiert ,poroen iito.: Sic
miiGen oie 2cbensmittel u,po lteIlen
sos Gbseid,rr in scr Meiie anf Ole
liIde. studb oas icrtiee Giien pirS
Don ibncn auiBetraaet.
Gin tppiides Jriibltiid auf Hca.
gailroiae bcitclt mad, Galep aus Ge.
treiocprdparat, G.rn, Sped, Wrot.,
Butter ,unS aafiee. gs ,piro aui Ole
folgenoe @ciie 3,tbereitet:
3ebn Quarts r,,loeriiierte Gier
lueroen nit ieds Quarts Wild, ct.
suas Waiier uuo gebaftenl Sped Der.
riibrt. ,,lro in ser pfaune gum @iibr.
ei gebrnten.
Sir 200 Man, peroen 10 YiunS
8etrclbeprdparat. % 8rofe. 80 YiS.
Sped, aft YillnS Butter a,nD flint
HfunS &affee benofigt. Die Brote
tperoen i'm Glen aeroitet, Der Spet
miro gebraten. s
Sit allies iertia, miro oas Signal
gum Giien geeebeu. Der 0iihen0ienit
tragt bas GIien auf rno trdet binter.
ber bas @cihirr tpieoer rb unb idu.
bert es, arabrer5 Sic aod)e, Die ianmer
lin Yaaren arbeiten, ioiort on Die 3u.
bereit1,ne bcs Mittaeeiiens geben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08

1t is to be anticipated, therefore.
that cotton goods for civilian use will
be scarce. The WPB Office of
Civilian Requirements needs to do q
real job in its planned drastic reyi-,
sion of what it calls staple apparel
programs. Protection of moderate
and low priced children's wear" IS not
enough. The unsolved and dramatically
real problem of diaper goods hangs
like a cloud over American homes.
CELECTIVE Service officials have
- announced that. as of the lst of
December, AZ million men were reg
istered in classes "a and 2B, having
been deferred for occupations other
than agriculture. There were 847 600
others deferred in occupations other
than agriculture but who are consid-
e-ed not fit for general military duty.
To implement the recent nanpower
directive the Selective Service System
is asking all local boards to rcclassify
men in the age groups from l8 to -
when they change jobs without the
approval of the local boards. These
n.ei will then be subject to induction
under physical standards much lower
than present requirement in drafting
men for general military service.
THERE is every present expecta-
1 ton that it will not be long before
a supplemental budget message win Be
submitted. Many Of the calculations
for the message just given to the
Congress were made during the period
when the amazing idea that the war
was almost over had taken possession.
A recent pronouncernent from the
Treasury reveals that estimates Of
government income have been re-
vised downward due to anticipated
reduction in income tax returns.
Therefore supplemental message
would seem probable.
THE Breton Woods Monetary
1 Agreement is to be put in the
form Of legislation and submitted to
Congress before long. Senator Way
ner and Chairman Spence of the
House Banking and Currency Com
mittee are now working on the pro-
posal in cooperation with the Treas
tiry Department. Originally there was
considerable sentiment in Congress
against this agreement. Those spon-
soring the measure seem to be OF the
opinion that there is less oppositioa =
this time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08

want her to make
first hand obser-
vations of the
ceremony which
was such a break
with American
tradition. which
disregarded one
of our most fun
damental sym .
bols.
1t is true that
a number of past
presidents h a v e
taken the oath of
office away from
Capitol Hill. but
-,oeA ~f A1>n
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08

- With the renewed drafting
Of men over 26, a lot of us who
have not been contributing to the
war effort are likely to land in
the, armed forces The shortest
distance between two: points is
going to be from the Liquor lines
to the front lines:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08

>Glsfen miro gcfragt, Oh Tie
ihcl, 1reiB. ,pas cine Yraut lit.
ytad einisem NohOenten iaet lie:
"gine @raut lit cine Jrnu, bie nod
feinem Nann bat, abcr ifon einsn
peib!"
y r'Sie ba!ten ia meine 9an5e SbieB.
bl,Se ali. 10 idieBen Sic bod ems.
lid. Sd fam Sbnen Sod ,ridt 3iel
Srci Wonute geben." ,... ~.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08
Siebenbiireifd,. .2lmertfanifd,es polfsblatt
3ettbil1 IN, &pieeel Ser
prefe

Die Mcsp Dorf Sun" itcIIt felt.
bab trot Der neuen Huilciiege mt.
mer nod feline 3ciden fiir einpn beut.
idyen Suianmc:rbrldr gu cntoeden lit.
Ias Blatt gla,r6t aber, bab man
i'm Neite iebt 0oh rie Shrift ar
Der @ano iiebt, unS 5!par an cine.
@allo, 0ie er3tttrrt".
Nattocm ~6dniel uno Bretel" il,
ct. 2crlis als .Spar tui Sem Gis"
9cgcben aporSen lit. fanu Sic aunIt,
ihriit ~@arietp" nid,t eiuicben, mar
Inn tiinitla niht aud "Garmen" ala
Sdspimmfeit, "Triltm, ulpo Sioloc"
auf &ouidAlben uno "Miba" ala
5euersuerflehau eeipielt uerber iou.
ten!
~gs fam taum 8oifnung fiir eli.
nen Nbiatnartt iiir uncertainties
Stoauftc I'M !ueitliNen europa &C,
ben, lrenn sort politiid,es Gbaps umt
| lpirtidyaitlid)e t.Sdrpdde ,teltcbe,,
bleiben", mabnt ser .BIobe ant
Wail" in Toronto, Gan, in eincn1
RIaSoper fir ole otonomiide @;e,
berm.frid,t,,ng gn9hnos mad sem
Qrieee.
| Sic ~Gbicauo Sun", sic sic 1at.
iabe a,rfiitrt, oab bon 5000 graSa,
ierten iarbiaen 9fleserinuen !pe,,iec,
/ als 300 bel Der Ar,nee NnItcllunq
A1eilnoen baben alnb oab sic 1lotte iii
uoais bon Ser Reidfiitiaung aus
idlie6t, ob5leid oas @crlaneeu mad
Sanitatspcrionol itnmer gr0Ber .pirt
beSpelielt. ooB bel Sen nertp,,noeter
ISoloaten ,,nb Watroien Sas gaiien.
oorurteil Serartig itart ausgepr1et
Iiit, trie ois offi5ielle amtlide 8olit;'
Dies an5unebmen ideint.
Ser ~GDriitian Science Wonitor'
ninsmt m,i bie Mel>a,ng 8es,,g, BAL
es in 9sep yurf INNER nod s37
Seine sibt,oie iid ibr @aiier mittel!
&anoplunpen beldaffen nniiiien Uni
fiost ba5l,. oab es slpar nod elm faa,
9aau Oorter Iaeben moge, aie das
6eitntpeb ,,immer losaperocn, baB cit
folder 9,.itano dber id,tperlid, in
gi,,flang init San 6ortidritt be,
iibrigen gelpobner elmer itolaer
!Stoot itetp. .,u...,.. .,-...
I Die ughicago 1ribltne" lpeioet fitI
IN etner ldnrfen 4r1f1t gegen elnc!
Nrtifel in ~Goaiers @eeflp". i,
Dem uniere iinan3ie0e unteritiiturl
'pon guelanbs Nahtriegspolitif at
geregt miro. Iie .Rribune" fiibr.
aus, .Goliiers" iolte feline @orgabt
aufeeben. cine ameritaniid,e 3eit
| idrift su iein. rGs lit elm Sprah
robr fir bie Gnaldnoer uro bat Son
,eftionen nit elmer interuatioualcl
8anffirma, beiien sesenspdrtieel
Setter friibcr fiir Die 3eitihriit tdtil
'lrar."
1 -r>or~ haSfo Mor5of. .,,frS h4,,f;r =
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08
6aushaltsminfe

Iurh Sf1len bon WemiiSe ba.
fledte Sdnoe sparoen rein. !penn mar
bieielben nit elmer Surfueid,nittenel'
roben aartoffel abreibt.
2as Sernieran bon @elee triro er,
leid,tert Surf Nabmohen Ses 2of.
iels. -.
Mer aui quite Sittcn heim Gilc,,
@ert ieat, uno oas ioIter mir ale
tim. nuB Sies Dor allem ourf ieil'
asenes @eiipiel seieen.
Gs lit Scitrerid.lpenSuvs, Shofo-
laSc 81, reihen. ionoern leid'ter oi'
1afeln in cine Yianne 81 eeben 1,nS
oieie auf einen aeiid NIT @ailer 81:
iicaen, bis Die Shrtc!uoe aeidmol,
gen lit.
Gausfrau: n@ie tommt es, ooil
BEL Sbnen nienlals Rabm aui ser
Milh iit?" So.
Mitfmalu,: rSeben Sic, mir idil.
len Die 6loid,en 10 bon. Sai fein
Ylae mehr fir Sen Mabm bleibt."
- Gs min uns niht einlemdten.
oab aIe Mationierurgen ratipneu irii'
iollen.
= Wic lange es ,uobl 6auern miro.
biz Die Ee,ten 8eietgcbcr eerau 10
fein tperoen trie oie alien
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08

Bite ienbef Gales Eag Gtump'
m gliiabeth Goiiel. 761 gobp Mo
yIepeIano. Ohio.
3ixS Ste xnb Slre ansehorisea
0eitslteb In Qranlentessin snb
Central Nertanb? @enn niAt, lett
N bic 8eit tetsstreten. Nm senssess
Sntsrmattsn rafe1 Sie BEN 0sfaI.
oettreter o..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08

were Vice-Presidents who had to as
sumo office at once. A number. whes,
March 4th fell on Sunday, took the
oath twice.
Especially significant is it at this
time to note that Woodrow Wilson,
student of history with a consequent
deep reverence for symbol and tradi-
ton, came to Capitol Hill on Sunday,
March 4th taking the oath in "The
Presidents Room" returning the next
day for the public ceremonies and a
second oath.
In calling your thoughtful attention
to these matters. | do so because
believe there is deep underlying and
very powerful meaning in symbols,
and that once they are set aside. dis
regarded, those things they represent
are difficult to maintain.
Presidential power is given by the
People to the man chosen for that
office at free election. The seat of
the People is Capitol Hill. The SYM
Dol of this fundamental tenet of our
faith is that the president-elect comes
to the People to receive this power
and to take oath that he will protect
the Constitution. For the first time in
our history the People have been sum-
moned to the White House.
Americans need to consider the pos
sible implications of this new SYM
holism.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08

Der Gtniaasreid)t,,m ben Ole Der ZIP.
tnrate 1eriteIlenoen Jabritanten in
ibren Gntapiirfen aufbringen f0N'
r,en."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08
Inaugural at White House Seen
As Break With American Tradition
BY consrsssmon Frances ?. Bolsou

VOUR representative attended the
L White House inaugural on JAM
uary 10th. Certain that you would
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08

- Ser bette GorIas ipirb bdufig
burh einen atad,Eab bilfdaie ae-
ntaft
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08

|. Italian.
?. Russia.
3. Normans.
4. Iris.
5. The driver.
6. The elm.
7. The owl.
8. A colonel.
9. Neptune. ~
10. Yakima.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08

THERE is difficult time ahead for
l everyone who wants cotton goods.
The cutback on military duck for
tenting on the basis of an early end to
the VIZ was unfortunate.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08
ANSWERS

See Questions on page 5.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25

A five-point program OF aid and
assistance to veterans and their
families was adopted by Salvation
Army Commissioners of the United
States at the closing session of a
three-day conference on an ex-
banded postwar program for the
organization, held at the Salvation
Army National Headquarters, 100
West l4th street.
The Salvation Armys program
which embraces family aid, emer-
gency assistance. aid of an infor-
national nature, vocational reha-
Utilization aid and spiritual help will
be carried out by Salvation Army
units in 1857 cities and leading
towns in the United States, accord
ing to report of the plan issued
by the Commissioners.
Designed with a view of avoiding
any overlapping or duplication with
the government program or work
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25
Right Around
ST. P ats

Wowl What a game. Cheering
fans - flying NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Observation-Disclosures of our
wonderful school spirit-as Crosse
lie and st. Pats battled over the
! pigskin, Sunday. Even though
Crosse lie scored a victory. 7-6.
ours was loss to be proud of. Yves
Beading - 60-yard Jump - almost
broke his neck. Those Irishmen are
out for blood.
Congratulations, Don RuShlow-
doing a swell job as student man"
ager this year. Bob Navarro Is do
ing fine as his assistant. too, but
we'd better find that kid pair of
roller skates, cause he's gonna
break leg runnin' with that water
bucket.
Our cheerleaders are really doin'
super job leading those rousing
cheers at our games. Bob Melody
certainly has what it takes! But
what we really need is a female
representation out there, dontcha
think?
Paper flying all round the place.
All 1 see is paper, more paper and
more paper. The Air Corps is in
the lead in our big paper drive but,
what can you expect, when they
have the seniors on their side.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25
| The Original
Straight 1--WE

Continued from Pzes -
corning favoritism, fellow seniors.
and haul out last years programs
the whole thing is probably
a hangover of the paper conServa-
ton.
1.-The Laddie In Red"
The sad sans at Roosevelt had
as tough time finding a certain
article of clothing not long ago
as we women have finding long
sweaters now and one of our
greedy gridironers looked vury
GRAY when the team discovered
he had desperately donned a pair
Of girls Kelly Red" shorts one day.
II Walked In"
Chris Conner looked lovely like
Powers Model when she entered
the dance at school a couple of
weeks ago We haven't seen
her much at the more recent mel
ody masses tho Must have
had a crick in her knee from hold
ing that entrance pose so long.
"MoOd To Be WOOed? :"
VIII ya2
Wontcha?
Aw why dontcha?
Aw come ON, you said you would.
Wontcher Mother letcha?
Huh?
Sounds like a hzzy park love
scene but it's only Phyllis Link
house again pleading to her boy
Harold Sheets to let her wear his
letter sweater.
Invitation TO the Blues"
st. Pats is forever bothering our
busy coach to play an off-the-rec-
ord football game with them. =.
We'd like to help the boys out but
We don't have the time for trifles
=. and too, We wouldn't want to
hurt the girl we hear they star
on their team. She answers
ID the handle of Ivy" LaCourse.
Our musical minds have faded
and as We, sit here idling away our
time and thoughts we wonder q.
How Bill Mitchell feels now that
Marilee's Staying her true love Ha%-
old Murphy With her attention in
stead of him?
II the witch on the watch for
Bill Mack, a registered female ha-
ter, will rope hin yet with hel
women's wiles and stuff like that
there?
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BE- the speedy swimmer, Roy Wade's
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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-25
Rosie Round
I Mt. Carmel
BY Rose Marie Novak

FOOTBALL
SUNDAY, OCT. 81 What a
dayI What a glorious day. 1t is
the day We have waited for d. E.
The day when the boys brought
home the bacon" Their lips set
In determination, they went out and
played ball like they never played
before. They meant to chalk up a
victory for our side and that's ex-
actly what they did. The final
score was 1877, and this first VIC
tory is just what the doctor or
dered. From here on in, things will
sail smoothly. Too bad Capt.
Hank Lojewski wasn't on hand to
see them win! This should be fair
warning for a certain team. mot
mentioning nameS)
It seems like st. Clement likes
the color RED. One player, No.
Al was SO bent on getting souve-
mir, that he tore three jerseys, and
all off the same fellow I'll
bet Alex Gambicki thought more
than once, that fella must not like
me-" That's all right though. Alex,
VIC showed them, the jerseys were
all they could have. And to
think, Persacki (our water boy)
furnished the St Clement boys with
drinking water. That's some graf
itudel
ALUMNI
Home on a brief leave was Joe
Mickey" Mikolajewski, S 1-c of the
U S. Navy. He left Monday, Oct
%, and was to report to Washing
ton for further training. He re-
ceived his basic training at Samp.
son. New York.
Also, home, is Alex Kozlowski
s 1-c. He went through his basic
training along with "MicksS"sx
Sampson, New York.
Home for ten days is Buddy Bin
iasz As. from University of Mich
igan. He is taking a course in aer.
onautical engineering. Bud com.
/ plains that Wyandotte seems pretty
dead with all his chums either ir
the Armed Forces or other Univer.
sites, yet there are rumors that
some of his classmates, such as
''Bossey", Buns, and Barley" are
expected in town shortly Great
Dayl
VISITOR
Miss Rosemary Keller from the
Board of Education of the Arch
diocese OF Detroit, visited our school,
the past week, and took pictures
OF the Commercial Club, and the
Science Club. For those who
are interested to know who drew
the fingerprint in the Lab, the
credit goes to Norbie Krolikowski
and "Rinso" Zuleski. Mighty nice
work. boys!