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The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-21
cHANcERY SUMMONS

The State of Mississippi.
To John Wilbur Anderson whose
street and post office address is 1858
ONO Avenue, Midland, Pennsyl-
vania.
You are summoned to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the
County OF Holmes in said State. on
the Fourth Monday of May, l946, to
defend the suit No. 1856 in said
Court Of Blanche Montgomery An
derson, wherein you are defend
ant.
This the l4th day of March. 1916.
PARHAM H. WILLIAMS,
VoeaD Clerk.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-21
cHANcERY SUMMONS

The State of Mississippi.
To Henry Corley, whose post Of
flee and street address is unknown:
You are summoned to, appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the
County of Holmes in said State, on
the 4th Monday of May, 1916, to de-
fend the suit No. 1860, in said Court,
OF Minnie Love Corley. wherein you
are defendant.
Inis the 18th day of March, l946.
(SeaD)
PARHAM H. WILLIAMS.
(48-4t-np) Chancerv r,larL
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-21

Miss Virginia Smith, your efficient
home demonstration agent. 1t shows
how many seed will be needed when
planting a row 100 feet long, how
deep to plant the seed, how wide to
make your row, when the seed
should be planted and how many
days it win take for the plants to
mature.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-21
Supper And CukewoIk
At Crueer, Friday

On Friday night, March %, in the
city hall at Cruger, shpaghetti
supper will be given by the local
P. It. A. Everybody is invited to at
tend.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-21
CARD OF THANKS

We. the family of Mamie Dyer
Jones. desire to express our appre-
citation to friends for their kindness
and sympathy during illness and
death of our mother. March 18th,
1916.
THE JONES FAMILY.
pd.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-21

- @mss a MassslppL County Of Holmes
Eartagh Tar Collector Of County Holmes said
m~s - - - he s Monday April AD-
bidders
~ ns aasustwd s@ad which unpaid
&~a te~wm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13
W. 9. 8.

SSn oen lebten @o6en tpunoerten
it6 8elud)er iiber Ben Dor Dem Gin
gang unlerer @ebauoe befinoli6en
Saufen Steine uno bic itellenpeile
aufgrabung oes 8eges. Hab Sen
Gorbereitungen ser glrbeitergruppe
oes Seminars but es ben glnlhein,
ais oh Elm umfongreihes arbeitspro=
gramm BORT in Iuslit)t itebt. 9as lit
aber ni6t ser 6aa. Ser ospbaltierte
iteinerne @eg Elm SUB bid, Der emit
fernt miro, lit imitanoe als slusfabrt
fir einen B.29=8omber 5u tragen.
GaB oies feline llebertreibung it,
miro ieber an Der grbeit 8etGtigter
beItdtigen.
SSaIt aue unlere Sru6tbGume ite=
ben in poQer 8liite. Sbgleid mir
nidt I'M 5rudtgeihaft itno, Ieben
mir elmer retblihen grnte an glep=
feIn 8irnen uno 8firii6en entsegen.
Gin itarfer 5roit tpdre fir uns uno
Die benadbarten 5rl6tbanoler Elm
beOeutenoer S6ooen. Ser 8ooen lit
nod 5u mob gum 8fliigen. Der Sen
Sruf befebligenoe Seminarilt fann
ben sugenblid ni6t obuarten, bis er
leine grbeit beginner fam, oenn i'm
8arten uno 8aumgarten lino umfai-
ienoe s(rbeiten 5u tun.
Sies lit Der lette 8eridt iiber I'M.
Iere Breiiefumpaene Dor Dem SdllB
nah Sitern. Sbrer beideioenen sln=
Iidt nad ifdben oie Stuoenten oie
bisber eingegangenen nelen Seier auf
iiber 5Deitauleno. Sic MAIDEN groBe
anItrengungen, INN Die 3abl auf
oreitauleno 81 bringen.
9ies' lit fein sufruf, eS lit nur
cine Infroge unieres So6m. 9urit
in 8e5ug ouf Die Witglieoer unierer
&ollegs =Wuliffapelle.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13
Brirfurrkrhr nit
Drutfrhlanh

Son 5pei Hegierungsiteuen in
@aibington 1purbe lebte @o6e Die
Dor mebreren @o6en in I'M fern
9ldttern peroffentli6te Na6ri6t be.
itatiet, oaB ser Boitperfebr BON uno
nad Geutidlano i'm naflten Wonat
in beidranftem umfang ipieoer auf.
genommen tper0en miro.
Gas 8ar Department teilte Ser
Heoaftion Der sc. q. Staats5eitung'
our6 @eneralmaior gouorb s. @its
iea bonn giiro bes 4oiutant General
folgenoes init:
Ser 1. slpril lit als 3ieloatum
target date) fir bie ginribtung bes
Soitperfebrs felteeIett moroen uno
man bofft, oaB bis 5u oieiem 9atum
Die Gorbereitungen fir Die groff=
|nung eines beiGranften BoItperfebrs
na6 9euti6Iano poaenoet nerben
fonnen. Die amerifanil6en Soitper.
treter in Deuti6lano unternebmen
aues, mas moglib lit, um bas onge-
gebene 3ieloatum Il. apriD einbal-
ten 5u fonnen, uno penn Die Mrrange=
ments poaenoet lino, miro bier eine
offentlide slnfiinoisung erfolsen."
8leid5eitig bat au6 oas stoats-
oepartemert cine grfl1rung abgege-
ben, nel6e bie anfiinoiguns beitG-
ttgt, DOB oie @iebereroffnung oes
8oitperfebrs nit Geuti6lano bepor-
itebt, unb es fann auf @runo beiien
nit Der groffnung, menn nibt ge=
nau am 1. 9lpril, 10 bod gu 4nfane
april, serednet meroen. Sn Der gr-
flarung oes Staatsoepartements
beiBt es, baB Die beidranfte inter-
rationale 8oitoerbinoung nit
GeutlhIano uam 1. Ipril ooer balo
oanad" mieoerbergeiteat meroen
miro. ueber ben umfang oes Boit-
bienites miro INNER nod i'm Iaiier-
tens &ontronrat in Berlin perbanoelt,
erflarte oas Staatsoepartement tpei-
ter, aber es lit, pie friiber bereits
beri6tet, mabrifeinli6, oaB Der
Boitperfebr porldufig auf Eoitfarten
uno brieflihe Witteilungen rein per-
ionli6er gtatur bel6rdnft peroen
miro, neil Die tedniIhen ginribtun-
gen our 8epdltigung zines in Die
Willionen Stiife gebenoen Boitper=
febrs in Geutihlanb iif INNER nod
i'm Staoium Der 8ieoerberiteuune
befinoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13
$ooesau5eigen

Jran Warsaret 2innemann. Sc.
ltorhen am s. Wedr5 1916 in ct.
2onis, Wo. &
gSilliam Sals. 8eltorben am s.
Nar5 1916, Dobl porbereitet, in
Seonore, 81. .
Sram s. 6. Garlin. 8eItorben am
s. Sftober 1915, tpobl porbereitet,
i'm alter bon pierunoa6t5ig Sabren,
in Seem Cattle, ga. Ilte 2eierin.
1rau W. Sriebrids. @eltorben i'm
gopember 1915 in ct. 2ouis, Weo.
@illiam >. Sdmarb. @eItorben anl
20. 5ebruar 1916; tpobl porbereitet,
in Cunningham, Sans.
Jran s. Srnns. @eitorben am 81.
6ebruar 1916, i'm gllter BON pier=
unoaht5ig SSabren, am 8orabeno if
res fiinfunoied5igIten gbeiubildums,
in ct. Senrp, 8. Sbr @atte ging ibr
am A., Sanuar 1915 i'm Sooe por=
aus. geioe maren langi1brige, eifrige
2eier.
Gbrip. Sdtueiter 2nbopica Bart
meper, O.S.F. @eitorben am 13.
Mar5 1916, inn Sitter BON liebenuno=
Iie65ig Sabren, i'm Wutterbaule bes
ct. 5rancis=&loiters, Springfielb,
81. Sic trat 1887 ins &loiter unb
feierte Dor ieds Sabren ibr soloenes
SroensiubilGum. Sic binterlGBt cine
leibli6e S6meIter, emma Bart:
meper in Snlia, Sfla.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13

MnerfanntermaBen lit Sic geaen.
iDartige Gusbilonng Ser Mnliffapene
abenbiirtig nit oenen Ser peraanae.
men Sabre, ipenn nibt beiler. Sic
lefaig Witglieoer legen einen piel.
oeripredenoen gifer an oen Gag. sic
baben einen grten Seil ibrer freien
3eit ibren mlliifalil6en uebnnaen
gemibmet uno fins entidloiien, ollie
muiifaliiden Salente in ibren 9ienit
81 IteIlen.
@as Den uarmen Weulifanten
feblt, iinb ltniformen unb quite sSn.
ltrumente. Die gegenpGrtigen Uni.
formen itno in ben pergangenen 5pnn,
gig Sabren aiemlid abgenntt uno 5u
eng getDoroen.
Die Stuoenten iinb bemiibt, unter
iid Die notuenoigen 8eloer fir neue
ltniformen uno Before SnItrumente
auf5ubringen. Sic itno iebr oanfbor
fir ettpaise Silfe. Srgeno elm gei=
trag miro oanfeno entgegengenom-
men bon SoGtp. 8eralo 9urit, Dem
fabigen Muiifoireftor.
Gie @rfabrune bot ee5eigt, oaB
muiifaliihe 9iloung ungemein merit
pou lit fir Die ipatere prieiterlide
Sdtiefeit. Sir oen Iugenblid lit oie
~64sIollar SueItion" sic tpiftieite.
Die 2oiung bleibt freigebigen 2eiern
uno @obltdtern iiberlaiien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13
*. :. /. Il
NirrhMd dues NJ 80
1S

Wfilmanfee, isis. Seute (Don-
nerstag) fano in Der ct. Sobn's-
Gatbeorale Die feierlibe 2oniefration
bon Wigr. gilbert q. MeDer als gi-
i6of bon Superior ltatt. 8iihof Mep-
er lit Dos bierte in Milnailfee gebo-
rene Weitglieo Der fatboliihen &ier-
ardie Der Ser. Staaten.
Dubuque, So. Sn Der bieIiaen
ct. Hapbaels-4 -4atbebrale fano am
Gienstag Die feierli6e Snpeltitur BON
fiinf5ebn Brieitern Der gr5oioaeIe
ltatt, Die fiir5lif) bonn Sl. 8oter su
papltliden 8rdlaten NIT Dem Neon-
iignortitel ernannt tpuroen. 9ie Ss1t-
peltitur poll5og 8oaoiltor- -gr5bii6of
Hoblman bel einem bon grsbiihof
gefmon 5elebrierten 9ontififalamt.
Sic neuen Woniignori iino: Sodp'=
iter Wigr. Wei6ael 8. &nrper, 9nbu-
que, Ipoitoliider Hrotbonotorins;
Die papitlihen Sauspr1laten Mgr.
Wfi9ael S. 5arrellp, Cascade; Wlgr.
Wen5eslais 6. Sraoedp, geoar 9fap-
los; Wigr. Sobn s. arebs, Dubuque;
Whgr. Daniel s. 2eniban, Geoar
&apios; MIsr. Mi6oel S. Martin.
dubuque; Migr. sllfreo g. Weeper,
Wariballtopn; Misr. gbarles S.
Weiler, Snoepenoence; Misr. Sran-
cis g. Wtuligan, Dubuque; Mlgr.
&idaro g. Weurpbp, @aion gitp;
Wier. Gbomas S. 8oonep, gbarles
Gitp; Migr.. Soiepb S. 3epen, 0u-
buque; uno bie pdpitli6en admmerer
WIgr. 81. 5. 8reen, RIgr. 81. S. Gug-
gan 1tno Wigr. Simotbp S. Cannon,
aae bon Dubuque.
Chicago, 81. = gluf ser gfiid=
reiie nod ieiner Seimat, China, miro
&aroinal Sbon1as Sien, 81. d., ou6
oas Miiiionsbaus Ser gGter bonn
@ottli6en @ort in Se6np, ST., be-
iu6en, mo- er am &ariamstag ertpor-
tet miro. Ct miro lib et,pa 5ebn
Gage long in Sednp aufbalten. Seit
ietner erbeblng aur &arbinalspiir=
De bat er bereits Seutiblanb, Sol
lano uno Sranfreid beiudt.
8aibinstpn, 8. s. = Gor einem
aongreBausIduB eridien leste $50
DIE Der bodm. 2. Alpbonie 90. Shpi-
tolla, ST., Braiioent Ser &atbolii6en
Soipitalpereinigung, Inn 5usuniten
Der bonn Senat paiiierten 8iG 5ur
nnterltiitung bon Bripatboipitalern
aus5uiagen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13

Gin romiI6es 8reiiebulletin sitier-
te lette @obe cine Meloung oes ga-
tifan-8abios oabin, oaB ied5ig Brie-
tier 1lnb Seminariiten in Slopenien
binseridtet tporoen lino, Die Iebten
am 90 Wtar5 in 2aibad. gu Den 8e-
acknowledgment in Sugoilamien
geboren, nie Die Haoiomeloung BIN
5uiebte, oie unterbriidung Der Reli-
gionsidulen nno Ser 3eitihriften,
Die in Sppoittion su ser 9fegierung
bon Bremier Wari6un Sito iteben,
iopie oie ginferferung bon ieh5ig
8eiitliden. Na6 Ser Habiomelbung
iino Die Serbaltniiie in 8osnien ni6t
meniser ernIt. Son uripriinglid a6t-
unb5wan5ig Srieitern, Die iid in So
raiepo befanoen, gibt es nur nod
ie6s.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13

0ran Mnna 8efler. @eitorben am
9. ssebrnnr 1916, i'm 9llter bon fiinf-
nnbiie65ig Sabren, in Boint Hleaiant,
&c. q. Sic binterlaBt ibren @atten
-5rieorih aeBler, 5ipei Sobne uno
cine an3obl gnfeIfinoer Glte 2eie-
rim.
Jran Mnna Sd,niSt. @eitorben am
19. De5ember 1916, i'm Sitter bon
iiebenunblieb5ig Sabren, in Buffalo,
H. q. Sic binterldBt bier ainOer,
pier5ebn gnfel uno brei urenfel. 2e-
ierin ieit a6tl.nooreiBig Sabren.
Eeter @plf. @eitorben in @bee-
ling, IS. So. Glter 2eier.
5ran u. $. &nbn. @eltorben am
Z. Wdr5, ploblid, in Siffin, 3.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13

5u erIeidtern. Es beitebt elm ioIder
Weaneel an Nabrungsnitteln, &lei-
bung itno anoeren tpidtigen Dingen,
Dor allem Seilmitteln, bob Der @e-
.iunobeits5uItano Der 8ebolferung iib
fortibreiterb perifleftert. Die Sal
le bon pbpiifbem uno ieelilhem 3u-
iammenbruh iinb un5ablig. - Gin
Silfsnerf, bas in tpabrem driItlih-
briiberlihen @eiite alisgefiibrt miro,
hilbert nidt nur Die forperliden 2ei-
Den, es miro audi our geiitigen 8ie-
oeraufri6tling unieres 8olfes bei-
tragen. 8ott miro alien @obltdtern
nit Seiner @nabe pergelten."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13
StimlIe beS GDlfeS
fiir bas Spiepbinnnt

I have been reading the Ohio
Wdisenfreund since 1873. At that
time I was thirteen years old and
working for people who subscribed
to it. Later, when I married, sub
scribed to it myself. The reading
of this paper has given me many
happy hours.
Mrs. J. P. H., Wash.
I am sending a check for 81 in
honor of st. Anthony. In a very
short time my prayer was heard.
G. P, Pa.
i *
Enclosed find $40, which I had
promised for a certain favor.
Thank God, I was heard.
Friend, KY.
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WOLFRAM'S LAXATIVE
CAPSULES

/. 11niere a1,s &eifrdutern berge-
fteuten 2aratine Gapilles iis,b niht
MIR Elm milces QbfiibrntttteI. ionberu
f0r6ern bic 8erbal,,i1pg, erltfernen bic
@iftitoffe aus Weagen u1,o ben Ser
balrl,r1gsorganen, itdrfet biefelben
iuro reinieen bos @Ilt. Bei 1roni.
fder 8erItopfung it1,b fie lsniibertrof.
FEN.
Breis: $500 per Bor (Torrat fiir
2 Bis 8 Monate); $500 fiir 2 Dores.
porto ertra.
THE WOLFRAM co.
P.O.B. IS Columbus, Ohio
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HPrtni1dltPH

gr5biidof Geiare Srienigo, ieit
iedsebn Sabren papltlider geuntius
in Ieutidlano, lit am 1. os. in Cid
itdtt seitorben, no er itd felt einem
Sabr oufbielt Ser papitlide 0iplo-
mat, ser Elm Sitter bon stpeiunoiteb=
gig Sabren errei6te, bat 1pGbreno Der
geiamten Na5i=3eit ben pdpItlt6en
Stubl inn &ei6 bertreten.
Srienigo fam nod porberiger
geuntiust1tisfeit in 8uoapeIt uno
8ari6au i'm Sabre 1880 nad) Ser
lin. Sein oortiger Sorgdnger mar
&aroinal gueenio 8acelli, ser ietiee
BapIt. gr5bildof Srienigo perblieb
bis frr5 Dor Dem ruiiiiden Sieg in
oen eriten Weai=Sagen oes pergange=
men Sabres in Berlin uno begab ii6
Oann nod Dem alten 8il6ofsiit Cid
ItGtt.
8ie aus @iir5burg beri6tet tpiro,
lit ser oortiee 9om, Ser BEL Der
furdtbaren 3erltorung Ser Stabt
ldper bel6aoigt noroen mar, in ben
letten @o6en fat poult6noig einge.
ltiir5t.
Sn Ser SEEM gorfer ,Simes' gibt
Inne S'Sare WcGormid ser @niid)t
slusorud, oaB oie NabrungsmitteIs
friie in ser @elt oie eroBte uno
I6mahuouIte &riie lit, oenn oie 11r-
Iaden lino ni6t alle notiirlid. Sic
liesen nur gum Seil in oen &1mpfen.
Gum Seil tr1et Die Bolitif Sdulo
oaran. Die StaotsmGnner ioaten
milien, oaB Ser Sunger als rnlidt-
barer 8aIt an ieoem Gid liet. 1no
oieier @ait miro pielleidt iogar oen
rSrieoen" entperien.
Ser6ert Sooper ipenoete leste $50
6e in @enf Dem 9sabrungsmittel-
8erteilungsipItem Ser S6tpeis nno
ibrer Siiriorge fir 8inber aus friegs-
oerbeerten 2anoern begeiltertes Sob:
rNienals in Ser gan3en @eldidte bat
eine 10 fleine Hation 10 @roBes fir
Die Wenidbeit getan. Die S6mei5
bot cine rieiengroBe Mufgobe in Der
oenfbar beiten 8eiIe erfiiGt. 8enn
Die gan5e @elt cine Iol1e 9emofra-
tie batte, Die Dem 5rieoen setpiomet
tit, Dare Die 8elt5ipiliiation 5pei
Sabrbunoerte tpeiter," iagte er.
8ie Wtlgr. 8atrid s. S'gople,
Grefutiooireftor ser @ar &elief
Serpices = 0ational Catholic 8el-
fare Conference, befanntgab, mar es
eine Der lebten Sanolungen oes &ars
oinals Clemens bon @alen, Dem
amerifaniiden golf fir ieine Silfe-
leiltungen an Die leioenbe 8ep0lfe.
rung Seutidlanos au banfen. Ser
aaroinal oriifte feline @efiible in Ell
mem SGreiben aus, oas an &aroi-
nal StritG in Chicago, oen 8oriit-
5enoen oes slufii6tsrates Der @ar
Gelief Serpices - National Catholic
8elfare Conference geri6tet mar.
sd bin aufs tieflte oafiir banfbar,"
ihrieb Der &aroinal, roaB Die Mme=
rifaner milens nno berett lino, bas
iGpere @eidid oes beuti6en 8olfes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13
Maxin.iliatt-Salhp

altberiibmte &rGuterialbe, uniiber-
troffen BEL
Sra b 10 II II ben
aller Irt uno BEL anoern 2eioen,
mel6e i'm beigegebenen 3irfular an=
geseben iino.
Breis, 60 Gents per Sar, plus
2 Gents Ohio State Sales Sar.
Sour 5ll be5ieben bonn
M a Z milan Samitarin It nj
269S SoDce Mpe., Columbus 8, ..
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@ortbinston, >. ct. Eanl, Minn
Samstag, 13. Ipril 1916.
6 ir d) en- d lenber
Sonnta9, IA. Ipril: Ealmipnnta!

SOnntaa IA. Ipril: Galmionntas,
GpangeIium: m: Gbrilti gin5ue
in Serulalem (Dtattb. 2D.
Otontag, Is. Ipril: 8oitlilia.
Sienstag, Is. slpril: 8eneoift Sabre.
Otittmod, II. Ipril: 9lni5etuS.
Gonnerstag, 1S. gpril: q + il Il 3 0 n.
nerstag.
sSreitag, 19. 9lpril: 6 ar frei a g.
Samstag, 20. gpril: &ariam s.
9.
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Brttfllt El1rp zrttnrg t1t1ht ah!

enn Iber 2eer br Sage bGet cine @ennus fir bne
3nng erban a unb s br n m6sl it, t bnen abresbetras
ensnenSn bea n onoru nar rn Bis bn ben 8etras tell
ee ber gaus beaablen fann 8 enben biue 3iuns mter
Abbeeung beoeutet ben gen alien Trenubes nub
einen Sdabcm fir bic faboide Yre1e.
9n fanmR an ,O9io maiafnmb'
ipbunm efp ernenern enen 2r enubeu anf fol-
genbm syprmnlar
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13

Dieies Bp6enbIatt erf6esnt fei'
Aesn Sabre 1873 regelm6big ieber
Etttpod uno tpirs bera,iSaeeeber
gum 8eiten oes BGpitlihen Qone'
si1lus ssoiepbin,um Der 81. aongreea.
tten Der Hropaea1bo tn Columbus.
heiien Stpef bic SeranbiIoarng 6e1tt'
Mer 9rieiteraosItnge fir ote Ser.
Stoaten lit. Dieie InftaIt lit baupt.
HhIid anseipieien auf bic etnfiinfte
sieies 9lattes uno bic @eibenfe fei'
ner 2efer.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13

COAL FUND
Previously credited. 81, 1885
Mrs. M. Rost, Denton, Md. 100
BY M. Tell .............. 100
J. Sullivan, Cheyenne, Wyo. 100
Mrs. Anna Donalies, Pitts
burgh, Pa. .............. 100
Geo. M Young, Upton, Ind. so
Total. 81, ,8O2 .83
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13

VIGIL LIGHTS
BY S. Bozdech. $500
Mrs. c. Schoendorf, Brooklyn,
NY. ....................... 200
BY G.. Schmenk ............. 100
BY ]. Eberhardt ............. 100
BY J. Dickes ............... LOO
BY A. Schneider ............. 100
Cecilia Diers, Luxembourg, Ia. 100
BY J. Dickes ................. 100
BY j. Eberhardt ............. 100
Mrs. H. Horn Jr., Chicago, Ill. 100
BY H. Niebrugge ....... so
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13
ORGAN FUND

Previous balance .$43. so
Anna Eberl, Buffalo, N. Y..... 1000
Mrs. E. Dever, Sea Isle City,
NJ. ...................... 500
Balance due on organ .$28. so
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-04-13

SOENTGERATH MEMORIAL FUND
Previously credited. ..... .$14, ,301 06
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-28

Nol us uUllSIllIlS company.
The newly organized film foun-
dation has major ch;~~+''-o IF
creating minimum of 1000 16-mm.
sound moving picture circuits
throughout rural America; mainte-
nance of national film library from
which any responsible group can
secure desirable pictures, and the
setting up of an advisory commit
tee on farm film production which
will be available to any acceptable
organization desiring to produce and
circulate pictures through the foun-
dalton facilities.
The creation of this film founda-
ton was among the announced OBJ
jectives of the Foundation for Amer
lean Agriculture upon its organiza-
ton several months ago. Other off
GERS of the film foundation include
Paul Armstrong, general manager,
California Fruit Growers Exchange;
Herbert Voorhees,, director Ameri-
can Farm Bureau federation; Ken
Geyer, executive committee, Ma
tional Cooperative Milk Produc-
ers association, Hartford, Conn.,;
E. A. Eckert, chairman, executive
committee, National Grange, Mon
mouth, ILL.,, vice president; ]. Cam
eron Thomson, president, North
west Incorporation, Minneapolis,
treasurer; and Earl W. Benjamin,
eastern director, Washington Coop
erative Farm association, Seattle.
Leaders of major farm groups and
key industrial figures are named
to a board of trustees and a ma
tional advisory board composed of
presidents of State Farm bureaus,
Masters of Oranges and managers
and officers of Co-operativeS.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-28
Ex-GE Gives
A7lEi-SnoYer
To the NFHaV

BEAVERTON, ORE. - T. NJ.
Weed, local lawyer, who used to
be a GIL. and knows what snor-
ing sounds like in a barracks,
has submitted his "n0-snore kit"
to the U. S. quartermaster
corps.
He claims snoring can be
stopped or greatly reduced by
a specially constructed device
designed to prevent the fiut-
tering action of the soft palate
and uvula that causes the
coarse, low-pitched irritating
noise made by a sleeping per-
son.
Weed admits that it was the
complaints of his barracks
mates in 1912 and 1913 that
spurred him to devise an anti
snore device. He used it for the
other two years he was in the
army-and made friends!
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-28

as ~ on a part-tlme basis.
Most priced product of the plant
is patterned after the "Powhatan"
Indian pipe. This is held to have
been invented by Virginia Indians
ginia county whose name it bears.
1t had long stem, gracefully
curved at the upper end so that the
smoker once seated in his easy chair
could pull away knowing that "all
the nicotine would be gone after the
long journey through it and the
smoke well cooled" Clay for the
pipe was soft and soapy - some
what like Observation-Disclosures to
have been found in some cave where
water had deposited an unusual
sediment without grit.
Clay in the Pamplin City area
meets requirements for the original
"Powhatan" as well as other pipes
including "Ole Virginny," "Pow-
vow and "Wigwam. 1t has
served this purpose adequately for
more than 200 years, according to
authentic records, having "gone
through the present plant for
almost so years.
Pamplin City has a sense of Sc
curity so long as the buying trend
is toward Indian stone and clay
pipes. In addition to this unique fac
tory which draws many workers
from nearby farms and villages, it
has 20 business establishments and
m
from everywhere frequent it for
pipes for personal use, gifts or
souvenirs since every American
smoker appreciates a genuine In
dian pipe.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-28
Half of ToPsoil
Has Washed A,Uav

BECKLEY, W. VA.-More than so
per cent of the original top soil on
West Virginia land has been washed
away, according to Walter C. Grum-
bel, soil conservationist.
where soil conservation methods
have been practiced," Gumbel said,
"crop yields have increased any,
where from 10 to Is per cent"
He said an intelligent conserva-
ton program would protect and sta
Billie the land and water supply,
restore plant food, increase farm
income, prevent floods and restore
forests and wild life.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-28
P>ehb Houses
Bull in 1850

HAMILTON, MO. - Prefabri.
Gated houses are nearly 1O(
years old in Missouri, for this
town of 1000 population built
them back in the 1850s.
There were no carpenters in
Hamilton, so A. G. Davis sent
plans for two-story house to a
st. Louis firm. He received the
lumber, windows and doors with
holes already bored for wooden
pegs - since there were no nails
available. Complete instructions
for assembling the house were
furnished. A few years later,
Otis Richardson did likewise.
The Richardson house is still
in good shape. 1t has been re-
modelled and is in use.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-06-28
Man Really Builds
Better Mouse Trap'

BAMBERG, S. c. - S. D. Bishop
has finally built that better"
mousetrap and may have a path
beaten to his door. But it was en-
tirely accidental.
What Bishop was really making
was fish trap. He left it overnight
at the feed store where he is en-
ployed, baited and ready for a try
out
Next morning he found five rats
he caught 10 more.