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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13
McDOugal Contest Prize
Winners Named By Judges
$500 Victory Bond Awarded to Mrs
Thomas E. Corrigan; Second Prize
Made to Veteran Now in Europe

First prize of 500 Victory bond
in the McDougal Optical company
contest for a recreation program for
Wyandotte, has been awarded to
Mrs. Thomas E. Corrigan, so Chest
nut street, according to a decision
of contest judges announced today.
Second prize of $50 Victory bond
was awarded to Sgt. Daniel Foun-
tain, now overseas, and the third
prize of a s25 bond was made to
Mrs. Anne NJ. LaBeau, 3419 Twenty
third street.
Advocating a long-range point of
view to be taken in planning a rec
reation program, Mrs. Corrigan
said, my hope is that the Recrea-
ton council could coordinate pres
ent recreation activities as well as
instigate new plans"
Full text of Mrs. Corrigan's prize
winning essay is printed elsewhere
in the News Herald.
Now stationed in EmSkirchen,
Germany, Sergeant Fountain of 239
Orange street read of the bond con-
test in an issue of the News Herald
sent to him by his mother. In a
letter accompanying his entry, he
wrote:
II have participated very much In
sports programs while in the army
and know that a well-taken care of
Recreation Program means lot.
Here in Germany, our Division,
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13
Jaycees Ask
Addition To
Ecorse Park
Resolution Passed at
Meeting of Downriver
Chapters Tuesday Night

Meeting with Junior Chambers of
Commerce from all Downriver chap
tiers. Tuesday, the Ecorse Jaycees
passed a resolution asking the
Wayne County board Of super
visors to approve an addition to the
present Ecorse city park.
Since the park is used by all
downriver residents, the resolution
asking an extension was offered be-
fore the other downriver chapters
for their approval. Request was also
made for a new dock.
The proposed addition to the
Ecorse park would include an area
approximating the extent of two
city blocks in the portion of the
city extending from Southfield to
the railroad tracks and to West
Jefferson avenue. The present park
takes in 151a acres and the addi-
ton would increase the property
covered by the park to Is acres.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13
Scouts To Hold
Scrap Paper DriUe
This Saturday
Will Cover North
Section of City

Scouts of Troop No. 6, Boy Scouts
of America, will conduct scrap
paper drive in Wyandotte this Sat
urday.
The paper collection will cover
the area from Eighth street to
Van Alstyne boulevard and from
the Ecorse creek to Eureka avenue.
Residents Of this section are asked
to save and bundle all waste paper
to give to the Scouts when they
make their collection Saturday
morning.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13
.....by
strauss
ganfZ
He Came Back

MONDAY EVENING I had date.
A date with two gracious ladies Id. E.
whose soft, pleasant Spanish was
like the ripple of a brook
though I didn't understand half of
1t.
The Burnham's mother and
five children are now all safely in
America after entering the
gates of hell at Santo Thomas
and Los Banos prison camps in the
Philippines.
Mrs. M. H. Burnham and her
dark-eyed pretty twelve year old
daughter, Virginia, let me listen to
many things yet unpublished &.
yet untold in the thousands of dis
patches filed from that Jap butch
ering ground the Philippines.
Mrs. Raymond Johnson Wy
andotte resident and daughter Of
Mrs. Durham played hostess
and interpreter at her home
745 Eureka.
The miracle Of it all is that peo-
pie such as these can still smile and
laugh after seeing their friends
-. their loved ones :. their rela-
tives machine gunned .
gouged burned beheaded
and raped. All this they have seen
q hundred times over on the
streets in cafes in their
prison. Life was cheap in Manila.
If q Jap officer took fancy to a
girl she was his. Refusal meant
death or torture worse than
death. Once as many as fifteen jap
soldiers ravished one girl. Blessed
death finally rescued her from the
arms Of her yellow fiend captors.
Sights such as these little Virginia
Is calamity trying to erase from
her young mind.
To walk the streets of Manila
during those dark days was an in
vitation to death or to see your
friends one minute walking in COM
parative safety . and the next
to see their heads rolling in the
gutter. Jap officers took an especial
delight in swift decapitation
with one sweep of their swords.
Months and months of starvation
and abuse at Santo Tomas did not
dim their hopes of rescue. Many of
them bet entire fortunes that Nc
Arthur would come back. Those
who tried to discourage them are
not alive today. Filipino guerillas
did q swift job Of eliminating
Quislings.
When American tanks finally
crashed the four gates of that he'll
hole there was much shooting and
confusion. At that moment of res
cue q woman gave birth to child
but was slaughtered by an
outburst of Jap machine gun fire
Another, who rushed from a build
ing to greet the first Americans was
caught in the croSSfire. She died a:
the hour of her deliverance.
Newspaper dispatches have told
the story Of the n Jap soldiers who
lambushed themselves on the tor
! floor of a Santo Thomas prison
B camp building. When the YankS
Continued on Page l9)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13

ing until the company Will come
to an agreement on the issues in
volved in the strike vote held Fri
day under the Smith Connoly act"
Seniority rights, a closed shop
and u per cent increase in wages
have been listed by the workers as
the reason for striking.
The strike continues to affect
Sharples, Werner G.. Smith and
Halowax who depended on the
Penn Salt for some chemical sup
plies and utilities. Halowax officials
report that their plant will be
closed for the duration Of the
strike.
r. H. Samis, superintendent of
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13

Sharples Chemicals company said
that although the Sharples COM
pany depended on Penn Salt for
the major part of their raw mate
rails and utilities, every man and
woman in the plant is working on
construction projects and mainte-
nance details.
I'VE are still keeping our men
on" said Keith Holley, superinten-
dent of the Werner G.. Smith COM
pany, although at the present We
are not in active operation. How
ever, the men are now employed
with maintenance work"
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13
Speeders, Reckless
Driuers Facing
Heavy Penalties

Motorists charged with speeding
and reckless driving will face a
heavy fine, Judge Arthur Decker
warned today. Licenses of all driv-
ers found guilty Of these offenseS
will be revoked, Judge Decker. said.
The heavy penalty will be i'm
posed" he continued, "in an eff
fort to stop drivers from using city
streets for race tracks"
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13

the First, has one of the best pro-
grams in the ETC and the men are
really proud of it. AS 1 have three
years and eight months in the Serv-
ice, I hope to be back in Wyan-
dotte next spring and playing
on my favorite ball team al
though I don't think that the team
of 1871 will be beaten for a long
time"
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13

BOYS GIRLS MAKE
BIG MONEY DELIVERING wy
ANDOTTE NEWS-HERALD MON.
DAYS AND THURSDAYS. A FEW
GOOD ROUTES ARE OPEN NOW.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13
Canning Sugar
RatiOns Still
Being Mailed

Additional sugar rations for can
ming purposes will be mailed out
automatically, Mrs. Edith Wilhelm,
chief clerk of the Wyandotte ra-
ton board, OPA, has announced.
Residents will receive stamps for
canning sugar within the five
pound minimum or 15-pound max
imum according to their needs.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13
Ensign Alkon
Named Cadillac
Sales Agent

Ensign Leonard Alkon has been
selected by the Cadillac Motor Car
Co. to operate a sales and service
agency in Wyandotte. Because he
is still serving in the armed forces
the motor car manufacturers have
authorized Ensign Alkon's father,
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13

Jack Alkon, to handle temporarily
the affairs of the Cadillac agency
till Leonard returns to civilian life.
Operations will be conducted at
2400 Biddle avenue.
Plans call for the Cadillac agen-
cy to move into the present Alkon
Buick Sales and Service, operated
by Jack Alkon, at the above adj
dress. In the near future a new
building will be constructed to
house the Buick agency.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13
1852 Workers Out In
Strike At Local Plant

Eight hundred sixtY-two workers Of the Wyan-
dotte Firestone Rubber and Metal Products company
out strike between $3.50 and 9:4S this morning
Reasons for the strike of the Firestone workers
members of the United Rubber Workers of America.
xars nat Naz,a-LIAaald ia
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13
SPEEDER TICKETED

Frank Blanchard, 3847 Eight
zenith street, was given a ticket lor
speeding on Eureka between
Twelfth and Sixteenth street, We'd
nesday.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13
JOIN STAFF OF
VIRGINIA BEAUTY SALON

Rita Jelsomeno, who formerly
operated the Socialite Shop, Cod
dard Road, and Rosetta McEach-
ern, former hair stylist at a WV
andotte beauty shop, have been
added to the staff of the Virginia
Beauty Salon. Smargon building.
West Jefferson, River Rouge.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13
PENN SALT STRIKE HITS DEADLOCK
''Men To Continue
Striking'' Union
Official Declares
Issues Involved Include Closed Shop:
Seniority Rights: Wage Increase

Workers of the Pennsylvania Salt company contnu-
ing their strike the NewsHerald press with the
labor union and management still in deadlock terms
Although local union officials could not be reached j. B.
Board assistant director of District No So UWA told News
Herald reporters that the will definitely continue Srk
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13

BOYS GIRLS MAKE
BIG MONEY DELIVERING wy
ANDOTTE NEWS-HERALD MON
DAYS AND THURSDAYS. A FEW
GOOD ROUTES ABE OPEN NOW.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13
Funeral Rites For Late
Councilman Held Yesterday
Council Passes Resolution of
Sympathy in Death of James Mason

Funeral services for James H Mason, city councilman
who died Saturday. held o'clock yesterday after
noon from the H Thon company funeral home Burial
at Woodmere cemetery.
Acting as honorary pallbearers Ira Kreger, Ford
Wagar, VIM Engfehr, Lawrence LaCourse Lou Brohl ST.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13

POST WAR FUTURE FOR GOOD
AUTO MECHANICS. PAY TOP
WAGES. SIMPSON PONTIAC
SALES AND SERVICE. 21s SYCA-
MORE ST. adv.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13
War Chest Area Chairmen Named
City Divided Into Eight
Sections For Fall Drive
County Quota Set at Eight Million
Dollars; CitY's Goal Not Named

WyandotteS Victory War Chest campaign gained impetus
this week with the appointment of charmen by Kurt
Breitfeld general chairman of the city drive
Quota for Wayne county has been at 100000 in the
campaign which will be held from October to 81 WAN
dottes goal has not yet been for the War Chest
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13

Cash FOR YOU CAR - Any
make or model. SIMPSONS, 21s
Sycamore. adv.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13
In This Issue

EAT GOOD FOOD IN COOL
COMFORT. BLOSSOM RESTAU-
RANT, 324O BIDDLE. adv.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-13

OLD HOMESTEAD Is a GOOD
PLACE TO LIVE. adv.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-29
DIlSica ROznn,arija
lsvETNIcA IN MEN NoREc) q =
* - Agnes Gunther
> = Poslovenil Boris Rihtersie = r.
Poslovenil Boris Rihtersic

plascem okoli ramen, venec
Fcvetja in svetloba tuje ptice ter
sivega jutrnega svita hkrati, ia
obraz, XII je taksen, kakor bi bill
narejen IL najneznejsega mar
morja ali voska, z napol zaprti-
mi oemi, pod katerimi Sc komaj
vidijo zen.ce-. Teta Uli Sc je
prestrasila.
Obrnila Sc je k MENU:
''Harrow
"Ne spi! Pri njej ostani!'
Sci je ven. Ko je stopal cez
!dvorisce, Sc je zasvetil stolp v
jutrnem zlatu. Bell roji golobov
so ga obkrozali. Sklonil Sc :je
eez vodnjak, pustil curek, da je
tekel ma njegove roke in 81 S
hladno vodo osvezil obraz.
Potem je Sci v svojo celico in
legel. Hladno in sveze je bilo.
Nobena senca nj vec strasila 20
stenah. Prekrizal je roke pod
glavo in sc zastrmel strop.
Tam je pocasi letal nocni me-
tulj in iskal zavetja pred svet-
lobo.
zdaj Sc je zgodilo. Svojo voljo
je. prepustil nekomu drugemu.
Neizmerna je bila ia zrtev. Zde-
10 sc mu je, kakor bi 81 bill sam
iztrgal Rozo iz srca in jo pone-
sci pred vrata nebeskega vrta.
In zato mu je ona obljubila
zlati dez z neba. Kje je ia dez?
Morda so njegove oci tako ne
dovzetne zanj kakor oci nocnega
metulja pod stropom, XII Sc tudi
skriva pred zlato lucjo.
Zmerom pocasneje so krozila
krila pod stropom. Cedalje tez-
je in tezje je padala mani mehka
utrujenost, in dobro je pocival.
Tako mirno, tako neizrecno mir
no. In dalje sumenje in bucanje
=, Pridite, hcere, pomagajte mi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-29
sTRAN 3
a UitesG jih n,o6nega
ie rokn OMO1nil0 i. ]"

Drobni glas je bill nekoliko
drhtec in zdelo Sc je, kakor bi Sc
bill izgubljal pod stropom po-
letne sobe.
Knez Sc je ozrl.
'Harro, nisem incl se toliko
poguma Strasne ure sem pre-
bill tistimi gospodi, ko SO spet
prisli. Sal nisem incl niti pref
dosti upanja, toda kaksne resil-
ne bike sc clovek le zmerom
rad oklepa.",
Harro je prikimal.
''Da, oce. Clovek pac upa, do
kler Sc upanje samo ne Lzivi :.
Kakor vse kaze, "a Rozo res ne
morejo vec mnogo storiti, ali pa
prav malo. III niti ne yes, kako
ii zavidam in kako Sc mi zdi, da
moras biti srecen, ko 81 bill zme-
rom lie dober MO Kako
sem pa JAZZ gresil! Zmerom Sc
mora truditi Roza menoj, oce."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-29
(Nadalj jeuanje)

'Zdaj tt Sc lahko dajem cd
svoje moci, Harro, toda potem
bos ii dosti tecja kakor JAZZ, ka-
kor je tvoj plamen vecji cd mo-
je lucke. Harro, ia ura sc NOR
da ne bo nikoli vec vrnila.-Po-
glej tamle start grajski stolp z
jabolkom ma vrhu! Ko bo posija-
10 sonce mani in DO yes zlat, bo
ura minila. Dotlej je Sc cas-, ne
dalje. Ali hoces ostati pri meni,
ali pojdes rajsi ma drugo stran ?
=. Pretehtaj izbero, XII sem ii
jo dala. Izbero, XII prav "a prav
nj izbera %"
"Naj ostanem pri tebi."
Pritisnil je glavo ma meme ro-
ke in lezal oh robu njene poste-
lie kakor podrto drevo. Cash
je zadrgetal, da Sc je postelja
stresla. Ona je zaprla oci in njen
obraz je postajal pod vencem
cedalje bledejsi.
Vse jasneje Sc je videl grajski
stolp pred swim, temnim nebom.
Dive zvezdi oh MEM sta ugasnili,
mrzli jutrni veter je privel v
spalnico in Rozamarija je SITS
Mia ma prsih svoj kraljevski
plasc.
Tedaj je Harro vstal. Niti be-
sedice nista izpregovorila, samo
njune oci so sc iskale. Rozama-
rija je globoko zavzdihnila in
njeni udje SO Sc sprostili. Ma
gnila je glavo v stran in Harru
Sc je zdelo, da je zaspala. Potr-
kal je ma vrata. Stara DANA je
takoj prisla, kakor bi bila YES
cas- eakala ma pragu. Ko je sto-
pila k postelji, il je noga OBJ
stala.
Tuja lepota tega pogleda,
mehko lezece bite S kraljevskim
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-29

|pestjo, a vendar prav lepo in
spodobno. @.'
"Ali SINE priti noter, Harro %
"Op prosim, pasti ga .@
Henrik je prikorakal v svo.jem
kratkena, he zelo obrabljenem
suknjicu IL sivega platna, q
kratkimi nogayicami ma moenih,
ogorelih nogah in v sandalicah,
XII mu jih je napravil mojster
Wurmhaber. Pomanjsan Harro.
Njegove sinje oei,-se nihee v
druzini nj incl take sinjih,-so
Sc siroko odprle, ko je videl ne
zaslisani PRIOR: da je njegov
Alo v postelji in da ga teta Uli
pita. To je potrebno pri mani,
ne pa pri Alu.
"Alo, ubogi Alo :" rece nez-
no, socutno. "Alo bolan! Ubogi
Alo :"
V Harrow roki je zasklepeta-
la skodelica. Stara DANA mu io
je morala vzeti, in tedaj je "a
gledal Henrik nekaj Sc, bolj ne.
razumljivega, strasnega, v srce
segajocega: njegov Alo je jo-
kal Debele solze so polzele
po njegovem ljubljenem obrazu,
potem pa je zaihtel in Sc vrgel v
| blaine. Henrik je zlezel ma 20.
steljo, XII nj bila prav visoka
skobacal Sc neverjetno naglicc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-29

| sDa, saj me smes zmerom vi
deti, ljubi! Oh, tako vesela sem
bila, ko sem zvedela, da spis.
Tudi JAZZ sem spala. In tebi sem
poslala njo, njen plase sem ii po-
slala."
"Vem. Tako cudezno lepo je
bilo pod njim."
"zdaj holds pod krizem, ljubi,
ljubi moi ). lie hodi. Ocetu bo
tako vsec." ---
Thorstein je dobil svojega ta-
sta pod Dusieino sliko, ko Sc je
sklanjal mad svojimi papirji. Ko
je prirozljal Harro S svojimi
ostrogami, je bill tako presene-
cen, da ga je prvi trenutek gle.
dial kakor prikazen. Potem je
planll kVlSku.
"Roza te pozdravlja, oee."
Sklonil Sc je k njemu in ga
poljubil ma lice. Tega Sc skoraj
nikoli nj storil. Potem je sede]
craven MEGA.
"Rozi Sc je oglasilo domotoz,
je. Pc tebi hrepeni, oce ze
pref bi bill prisel pogledat, kaj
je teboj, toda vceraj,-bil je
hud dan "a mas vse, in danes
sem zelo dolgo spal. Ma njen
'ukaz, oce."
Knez je oprl komolce oh mizc
in skril svoj obraz " dlanih
ga je skril.
Harro je sedel Oh MEM in gle
dal memo, skrivnostno Sc smeh.
ljajoeo Dusico ma stem, svojo
prvo umetnino. Ma nebu, XII je
bilo Sc svetlo, je visel rdec me.
sec, in poletna soba Sc je zacela
polniti njegovim sojem. Okna
SO bila ma stezaj odprta, in spo-
daj v dolini, kjer je sumela reka
6ez jez, Sc je culo deklisko petite
XII ga je odmev prinesel do gra-
du:
"Tri HHje, tri Hhje,
mo- grob sem sasadila,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-29

.
k ,ocetu, ga objel in zalostno
vzkiknil:. E. ...
"Ubogi Alo, bolan, ubogi
Ado. y Fs
Stara DANA je sedla na trdo
lezisce zrayen obeh in jima re-
kla: .-
''Tako, Henrik. potolazi oce-
ia !" :s- .."
"Ubogi Alo. ii jeza plinesel
."-samega sebe je imenoval
"ti' in poiskal v mislih jeza, XII
je bill zanj najveeja tolazba. In
Alo je res dvignil glavo in dejal,
ko SO mu solze Sc zmerom tickle
po bradi:
"Ostani pri meni. Henrik. Ne,
jeza nj treba. Samo Henrika ho-
Gem, svojega malega Henrika.
Pridi in potolazi me-"
In Henrik mu je s platnenim
suknjieem, XII je kazal sledove
vseh njegovih danasnjih pusto-
lovsein, memo obrisal lica. Cash
mu je sepnil tolazilno besedico
"jez," potem pa je odkril Sc ne
kaj dosti boljsega. Oh skodelici
| je bill ma tasi koscek sladkoria.
Pc bliskovo ga je spoznal in ga
S silo potisnil oeetu v usta. In
pri tenn Sc je zasmejal, kajti zdaj
je njegov Alo moral biti potola-
zen. Tudi jokal nj vec. V svojih
moenih rokah je drzal otroka
ter grizel in poziral sladkor.
Potem je dvignil glavo.
"Kako je njo, teta?"
mi slabo tvoji Rozi. Srecna
je, da 81 ii spal. LIE "a oceta jo
skrbi, ker ga danes nj bilo mic
SEM"
Harro je posadil Henrika ma
tia.
"Tetka, prosim te, pojdi zdaj
k njej in il povedi, da pridem
Ftakoj Henrik, le glej, kako
Sc bonn umival ker 81 bill da-
mes tako priden.'
Ulrika Sc je sklonila cez svo-
jega bledega otroka.
'Tvoj kamen skrbi, tvoj thor
steinski trdoglavec ina danes
cisto drugacne oci -
Potem prideta oba, oce in sin,
da pozdravita mamo. Mali Thor
stein, da bi il zelel lahko noe
veliki, da bi il zelel dobro 'jutro
Otrok je re v postelji in "a.
konca sta Ostala cisto sama.
"Pojdi ma Brauneck, Harro, ir
poglej, kako je z ocetom. Da'
mes ga nj bilo mic k meni. Skrb
me zanj. Kako dolgo ze nisi jez'
dill! Dobro ii DO delo."
"Da. Toda &c Sc zdivjam, sc
vselej bojim, da DO konju sko'
dovalo. Zato naredim to rails
sam. No, pa bonn vzlic temu jez
dill. Ali te bonn smel Sc videti, kt
Sc vrnem, Roza ?"
-.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-29

toziti Ali vidite koga? r.
zenina Gioblje in globlje je
padal pajcolan. spal je najglob-
LII sen svojega zivljenja in Sc je
zbudil sele tedaj, ko je vecerno
sonce pozlatilo jabolko ma graf
'skem stolpu.'
/ Oseminstirideseto poglavje
Ma BraauecE g. .
Ko Sc je pocasi dvignil in pre-
mislil, kaj vse Sc je vceraj zgo-
dilo, bi bill skoraj pogledal pc
sebi. Ali nj morda obvisel ma
MEM kaksen koscek svete tenci-
ce, da bi Sc spet lahko skril pod
njo? Mirno je obsedel in ostal
tako, ko. je prisla teta Ulrika z
majhno skodelico v soho in jo
postavila craven MEGA ma nocno
omaFico.
'Toda teta Ulrika!"
Toliko da nj zardel. Tako ma
10 je bill vajen, da bi mu bill dru-
gi stregli in tega tudi nj potre-
boval.
"Kaj sc toliko trudis?"
'Tole izpij," mu je ukazala
grofica in potem je nekdo vljud-
no potrkal ma vrata.
Mali Henrik je bill zunaj. TIC
je bila njegova najnovejsa umet-
Mia. Napravil jo je sicer Sc S
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ization of which she is a member.
Richard Cupp will leave Sunday for
Columbus where he will enter his Jun
ior year in Horticulture at Ohio State
University. He has been honored with
the presidency of the All-Agriculture
Council for the coming year and also
was elected president of the Horticul-
ture Society a combination of Flori-
culture, Pomology and Vegetable
Dept. at the University.
Miss Treva Marshall of Vellore,
India and Mrs. Charles Marshall of
Ft. Wayne, Ind, were guests at a
meeting of the Profit and Pleasure
Club held in the home of Mrs. Byron
Mcdowell last Wednesday afternoon,
where Miss Marshall assisted Mrs.
Herbert Marshall, Mrs. Donald Van
Meter and Mrs. T. C. Marshall in a
discussion of the United Nations
Charter. During the social hour re-
freshments were served to twenty
members and guests. The October
meeting of the club will be in the
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Van Meter
and son Donnie of Bryan were week
end guests of relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. William Risser and Mrs. Jesse
Lehman of New London spent several
days last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Cupp and family and other
relatives in Pandora.
Several families in this vicinity at
tended funeral services for Mrs. Ed
Liable held in the Presbyterian church
in Columbus Grove Sunday afternoon
with Rev. Ralph Thompson officiating.
She leaves her husband and two dau-
ghters, Mrs. Catherine Try at home
and Mrs. Elmer Campbell of near
Pandora.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wagley of Bluff
ton were Thursday evening guests in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen May
berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marshall of
Ft. Wayne, Ind, were Wednesday
afternoon callers in the F. c. Marshall
home. Their daughter Miss Treva
Marshall of Vellore, India, who was a
guest of the Marshalls for several
days returned home with them.
The Westminster Fellowship of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Barbara Lamb next Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lecrone and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Metzger of
North Manchester, Ind, took supper
Saturday evening and were over night
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cupp
and family and were also callers in
the j. o. Cupp home during their
stay here. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cupp joined the group for supper.
Mrs. Lysle Cahill, the former Jean
Marshall, and Mrs. Richard Sears
both of Cleveland, will spend Satur-
day night with friends in Youngstown
where they will furnish music for the
installation service of the Rainbow
Girls. October 14th Mrs. Cahill will
also appear on the program of the
Cecilian Club, an active music organ