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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-28

bote.
Die Sbee bes 8oIi1eipismus lit
pirfli6 groBartie. Dieie Siibrer iino
pabrbaftig nidt oumm. Sic ieben
ben 3lriommenbru9 oes mo6ernen
8irtidaftslebens burb ben fapitali-
itii6en Wai6inismus, ser rur @e-
birn, aber 1penis Menidenbdnoe ee-
brauft.
0amit nun Die Sruft bieier Wa.
l6inenarbeit nidt, 1pie i'm Sale Sor6,
einen gum Wiqiarbar, Die anoeren su
Sabrififlapen ma6t, ion Ser Staat
Der gtusnieber iein. Despesen mol
len iie ben gan5en Staatsbetrieb sur
Nai6ine MAIDEN, oie ein5elnen Men-
i6en nur &doer in oieIem Mal6inen-
betriebe. 0as lit aber nur oann ntog-
lid, tpenn man Dem Meni6en Sen
boberen 8eruf ablpridt uno i'm gum
Sier ernieoriet. 0estpegen Ser &arnpf
gegen oie Samilie 1no gegen ben Got
tesglauben!
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6. g., @. ga. :

9ealenpolppen iino 8u6erunsen
Der Sdleinbout. Sic entiteben bur6
aopffotarrb ODER feblerbafte 8ei6af-
fenbeit bes 8lutes. Wan fann oieiel.
ben om beiten beilen uno pertreiben
our6 bos i'm ,@oilenfreuno' anges
5eigte ~Sanos" Ser @olfrom Com.
panp. Oean 5iebt Die SliiBigfeit nit
Der Scale elm uno iudt bieielbe iolan.
ge als moglib in Ser Noie 5u bebal-
ten. Im beIten lit ertpdrntes so
nos. Sies nimmt man b1ufig am
Gage, beionbers morgens uno abenos.
5erner trinfe man tagli6 elm Quart
nit Wtembel (6ennel Seeb) abgefof.
te UttlA, am beiten DarnL uno 5par
olle Stunoen einen gBloffel bon
aud oas ginatlnen bon Serpentin0l
lit empfeblensnert.
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syran u. g., 81.

8ir iino gern bereit, Sbr uns
freunolidIt our gerfiieung geitentes
&e5ept fir boben 8lutbrud (arteriens
perfalfung), &beumatismus, Sidias,
aitbma unb bel SdminoelanfWen en-
gum 8eIten aller 2eier 5u ber6ffent.
Ii6en: Man 5eritoBt cine 3ebe &nob-
laud (@orlic) iebr fein in einem
Morier, ober mablt i'm fetn, gieBt
oa5u elm 8iertel Bint @eingeiIi
Esprit Of 8ine) ooer guten Ilfobol,
laBt bas @emii6 breiBig Gage unter
ofterem S6iitteln in elmer perforf.
ten Slai6e an einem tparmen Sri
Iteben. Damn ieibt man es ab uno per-
idlieBt es in elmer oerforften 5lalde,
8apon nirnn1t man a6t Biz 5ebn ga.
ge lang tdgli6 Dor oem 5ribItiif ei.
men aaffeelOffel bon. Seute, Die ME,
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: 3nr sefGllisen 8eadtnng! :

8ir erluden unlere 2eIer Bel Gin.
ienbung bon Sooesna6rt9ten Sen Dol.
len Namen ben Sterbetag uno, tpenn
getpiinIdt, bas" alter oes 8eritorbe.
men ionie bie Staot, mo er geltorben
lit, angeben 81 molen. Inn in 1tnie-
rer Office oem Sefretdr Irbeit su
eriparen, moge man oie Sobesan5eise
nebit alien angaben getrennt auf Ell.
men 3ettel i6reiben. Sobeson5eigen
uno gbeiubilaen unierer 2eler per0f-
fentldien mir gratis. l1niere Qgenter
lueroen gebeten, gbeiubilden, penn
moglid, uns i'm boraus mit5uteilen.
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Wie Scr 8,aiehpfarret
Hie welt aniieht, ,snS
,pas er erieta,ate, ais
er tsftter Die
prephetett etne
Bon $ 0 d iu. 9. 8l6der
8nidpfarrer
(Sortiesungl
Die Maidine

9ie Sru6t bes Sreioenfertl,nts 1T
Ser mooerne 2iberalismlts. SSn relts
gionsloier gbe gebar oieier oen Sea-
pitalismus uno So5ialismus, Die bei'
be sic gleihe Seele baben, aber ni6t
oosielbe &leio tragen. Die mooerne
@iiieni6aft, sic iid 10 Itol5 ibrer
Sreibeit riibnt, lit oie Sflaoin oes
&apitalismus getporoen. Sic erfano
Die MoIdine, Elm punoerpolles @r.
seugnis oes benfenoen WenI6engei,
ites.
Sot ser aopitalisnus friiber Sen
Monn BON ieinem ader in Die troits
loIe Seoe Ser Sabrifrdume gelodt, 10
nintmt Die MaIdine oem Iermitet
uno ieiner San1ilie iett altd nod oas
8rot. @as' friiber Oreibunoert Man1
in bier Bis flint slrbeitsmonaten fer
tig bradten, oas leiiten iest 5uan5ig
Nann nit Silfe ser WaI6ine in 5lpei
@o6en.
Ser &opitolismus bot ltd in un-
ieren Saeen nit Ser Waicbine ge=
part. Slus bieier Serbinoung ents
iprang Ser &ommlnismus.
Die eriten &ommntnlIten entItam-
men Dem 2anoe ser SSreibett. 9ie ba-
ben ibre Seimat inn Goaarlanoe. l1no
1per iino bieIe?
Iu, ser ou Die les lieIt faae ni6t
uuf Sen &iiden uno oenfe ni6t, ser
8uidpfarrer lei perriidt geporOen!
Ser erlte unb groBte &ommuniIt in
unierem 2anoe lit Seinrid) Sorb. gr
uno olle ieine 8enoHe11, Die in Dem
groBartigiten WaBItabe anItelle oes
Wannes oie Woidine ar6eiten lailen
uno Die slrbeiter 81 ieelenloien 9ie-
nern Ser Wai6ine ernieorigen ooer,
bener gelagt, 81 einem ieelenlolen
ellie Der Waidine berablpiiroigen, oas
iinb Die Gater oes Gommunismus.
InItatt Die ieelenloie Maidine in Sen
9ienit oes Meniden gu iteIlen, bat
man Den geiitbegabten Weni6en 5l1
einem ieelenloien 0iener Der Mai i6ine
gena6t.
Sie Naidine I'M GienIt oes aapi-
taltsnus lit iolpobl oas Gorbilo als
aud Ser 9runo bes &ommunismus.
8ei oen amerifaniIden Millioroare11
ltno Die Souiets in bie S6ule gegan=
gen. Sas eetpaltige GuBlano lit cine
grobe Soro-Sabrit, ooer ioa es noe.
ntqItenS tper0en. 9lIles iIt O2nIflinpu.
inert. 9ie ein3elnen Weniden nur Elm
8ao in Der Waidine. Sus &ao bot
feline SelbItanoigfeit. gines muB iid
nit geottpenoigfeit in oas anoere fiji.
gen.
0arum fann man in ser Sopiet.
Woifine feline ielbitdnoisen unb
freien Weni6en gebrauben. I'm Dem
Otenl6en Die Sreibeit 5u nebmen, ent,
fernt man Oie Sduemauer Der
menl6li6en Sreibeit, Die 3ebn Sc,
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. M. g., $40.

Sic baben Sen ieftiereril6en @ild)
rid)tig beurteilt. 0iele Shreiberiee-
len periteben es, in einem ibinernben
religiolen 8emanoe lire perl1robe-
men 8ibelerfldrungen 5u perbreiten,
Inn 8elo 81 MAIDEN. Sbre 8ibelaus.
legung perrat, oaB ite iiberbaupt fei-
ne 8ibelituoien gema6t baben uno
feline blalie 4bnung bon Der 8ibel ia.
ben. ltnIerm Serrgott lit niht nit
frommem 8efiiblsouiel geoient. Ct
min @erfe baben.
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brigen Blutoruf baben, 6iirfen oieies
Wittel ni4t gebrau1en.
syran s. g., sa.

@er Betlnias ribtig au bebanoeln
neiB, brau6t fir 9adtpuhs oerieIben
niht 5u iorgen. @enn i'm Serbit Der
Samen reif lit, aerretbt man Die ber-
oorrten Snmenbiilien ODER oie gan5en
Bflanaen nit ben S1nben 10 baB Der
Sanen auf ben @runb fdat, mo- fie
geiton6en, beft BEN @runo nit ben
5erriebenen Bflanaen au unb belhtpert
oos @an5e nit einem 8rett, bamit
&esen uno S1nee oeH 5amen r,idt
beriDeben. Sn Sriibling nimmt man
Die idiibenbe 9efe ab unb in tpeni-
gen 8oden erideinen Die neuen
Bflan5en.
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Earnt- -Runnfd,au
BON S. W. SeDenidJ, ebe,mali.
ger &ebaftenr bcs ,2anSmann'

Ser friibere gl derb q IL
lefretdr Senrp 9lgaro 8allace ma6te
i'm 2aufc Ger portgen @o6e piel bon
ii6 reoen our1 cine s(nlpra6e, oie
als proruiiiid, antibrittih uno un-
amerifanii6e be5ei6net tpuroe, i'm
NIT Dem raiibenten bes 2anoes unb
Dem SnneilnliniIter 8prnes in &on-
flift bra6te 11no 5u @aIaces Geitg=
nation als Sanoelsiefret6r fiibrte.
Wallace tpur6e am Z. Sftober 1888
in aoair GountD, Soma, geboren, a6-
iolbierte i'm Sabre 1910 oas Soma
State College uno erbielt sebn Sabre
ipdter ben M. S. .-@rab BON Der 4der.i
bauidnle Sonas. Or icbloB iicb Damn
Dem GeoaftionsItab oes ,@allace's
5armer', Ser felt brei @enerationen
i'm 8eiis ser Samilie @aIlace tpar,
an slls oieie 3eitung i'm Sabre 1929
nit Ser Soma Someiteao' peri6mols
gen tpuroe, abanaierte er gum &eoaf.
teur beiOer 8latter. Sm Sabre 1888
ernannte Grdi diioent Gpoiepelt i'm gum
IderbauIefretGr, cine &abinettsitelle,
Die iein @roBpater leiner5eit inne
bate @allace NOR 1pdbreno Der gro-
ben 3epreiiion AderbauietretGr, nls
elm l1eberfluB an gtinbpieb uno
Shmeinen beitanb uno Die &egierung
&inbbieb i6labten lieB, Inn bas
Sleii6 unter Notleioenoe gu perteilen.
@roBe 6lahen bon gaumipole tpur.
Den untergeSfliigt unb Saulenoe BON
Jerfeln uno trd6tigen 3u6tIauen
perni6tet, Inn Die MGrfte einigerma-
BEN gu ltabililteren. Moroecai g5es
fiel, "Brof." Sugtpen uno anoere
2eu6ten Ser erlten Seem 9eal=Berio-
oe traten bon Ser 8iibne ab, @allace
aber blieb oor Der Hanpe, pe6lelte
nber 3ollen unb tpurbe auf 8etrei-
ben Gooiepelts als Gi5eprdlioent er=
ndblt, elm Imt, Inn bas er ii6 i'm
Sabre 1914 tpieoer bemiibte, ie6ob
BON Sruman beIiegt 1puroe. &ooienelt
COB Del in oie politilebe 8unbe uno
ernannte @allace gum Sanoelslefre-
tor. Sic eingangs ermabnte Gebe
@aaaces rief einen Sturm I'M politi-
i6en uno oiplomatiihen Seefeiiel ber-
Dor, ser 5uerlt einen Gertrag 5niiden
Sruman uno 8allace 5ur 5olge bate
uno oarin sipfelte, oaB Dem nioer-
baarigen Sanoelsiefretdr Elm Waul-
forb angebangt puroe, mas abermals
81 aontrooerien fiibrte 8allace
nabm in einem fur5en S6reiben an
ben 8rdlioenten, SEN er NIT rWein
.lieber Sarrp" anreoete, Mbi6ieb uno
beriiberte Sen Hraiioenten, Dob er ii6
tpeiterbin (obne Waulforb) Inn einen
oauernben Srieben benliiben tperoe.
@ie beri6tet miro, iollte @allace &e=
Sen 5ugunlten bemofratiifer &on-
greB- uno Senatsfanoioaten balten,
Die aber tpobrIdeinlid infolge Ser
Spaltung geitri6en 1peroen.
0as 6 ginf 0 m m en- Ser s q r.
mer 8isconiins miro oieies sSabr auf
abtbunoertfiin fiinfunb5man5ig Willio-
men Collars geibabt, gegen nur
bunbertneunun6adt5ig Niaionen
Collars inn Sabre 1882. Seit Dem
Sabre 1889, als lid Die @innabmen
auf 5tpetbunoertfiin fiinfunoneun5ig Wil-
Iionen Dollars beliefen, ii1b iie obne
l1nterbrehung BON Sabr au Sabr ge-
itiegen, big iie i'm Sabre 1915 Die
Sobe bon adtbun6ertuno obier5ebn
Millionen Dollars erreihten. Die
Milhprobuftion miro auf ie9aebn
MiIiarben Bfuno geiddst, Der
Durdihnittspreis betrdgt 5miihen
1926 un6 $3.50 pro bun6ert Bf,.no.
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g. g., Mo.

8interbarte 8lumensniebeln ioll-
te man iiber 8inter ourb cine 2aub,
oede i6iiten. 2ilienfnollen n1uB man,
oa bieielben ii6 itarf Dernebren, bon-
einanoer trennen i'm Sriibiabr. Ser
bette Diinger fir ale Mrten BON 8lus
men lit S6nfmiit, Ser iabrelang Den
8oOen nit BEN nottpenoigen Sub,
lton5en perlorgt 8lumen ltno anoere
3ierpflan5en bliiben ain reidli1Iten
I'M SonnenIidt ober Salbi1atten.
SpOrangeas geoeiben a1n beiten i'm
S6atten uno benotigen beItGnoie
rei6Iid) @aIier.
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81. g., I.-

sic fonnen nod alien bon ben MI.
liierten beietten Eetlet1 @uropas it1to
nod allen 3onen DeutIdlanos Gle
besgaben ien6en. Die amerifaniihe
Hoit nintmt rur Bafete 1titter eff
Bfuno an. SOUR elm Bflnb oarf nod
oer BON ben Nulien beiesten Gone ge-
ianot 1peroen. Die perihie6enen 80.
men in Oeutihlano iparen tDie6erbilt
in lnierm 8latt angegeben. gs oiir.
fen 2ebensmittel aler Irt (imperish.
able) unb aud &leioer perianot tper.
oen.
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Mlter 2eier, >. =

Jleil6ipeiien baben Itets gteigung
5ur 5aulnis. Wandes lit idon in
Saulnis ii6ergegangen, tpenn man es
fauft. 9esbolb ioate man itets 5l
Sleii6 nod Bflon5enipeiien un6 SbIt
ellen, neil oieie Sduren Die s1ulnis
unifaolib MAIDEN. 4uBerbem perur.
laden alle Sleii6ipeiien Sibe uno
&ei5, 6ieber uno 0urit. 9os miro
onr6 8emiiie uno Sbit perbiitet uno
teilweiie uniddoli6 gerna6t. 2eute,
Die lid por5ugspeile NIT MeblIpeiIen
uno etern ernabren, iino Die seiiin-
oeIten.
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C. @., q. S.

llm feudte Seller troden 81 legen,
itelle man an beri6ieoenen Stellen
breite 8ebalter nit ungeloi6ten &alt
auf, BEN man BON 3eit al 3eit ers
neuert. 8ei einoringenoern 8ailer III
bie ein5ige abbilfe, rings Inn Die
6unoamentmouern bes Sa11ies
Giles" 5u legen, bamit bas 8aiier
oaour6 ab5iebt. Surd einen ueber.
aug Der @runomauern nit 3ement
miro einiidernoes 8aiier nod befer
abgelenft.
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MuAkun@
BON Erpf. 5. M. 9abreu,
&e6aftemr bes ,@aiienfreunb'
6. S., Wu. =

Wean fann unfru6tbare SbI It6dume
gum Sragen bon Sbit bringen, penn
man bonn 9ooen binauf Bis 5u ben
aeIten nit einem idarfen Meiier gin-
idnitte maft rno etpa 5ebn SUB I'M
umfrets Inn ben 8aum ben 8oben
nit elmer Oiinnen 0ede Sal5 beoedt.
Seioes lollte bon 3eit 5lt 3eit erneuert
meroen.
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g. g., No. -

Seien Sic unbeiorgt. l1nier Serr,
gott miro idon oafiir lorgen, bob Die
8aume ni6t in ben Simmel ipabien.
8enn es audi einisen ipiiienidaftli.
den 8agbalIen eelineen mag - mos
mir iebr be8ueifeln =, nod Dem
Monb 5u flettern, 10 miro Ger aIte
@eiea itd menis oaran itoren.
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- Sci lpobltponenb nn6 freun6Iih
/. 5eige, aud tpenn es Dir l1ebertpin.
onng foitet, feinerlei Beritimmnng in
BioertDdrtigfeiten j. On apirIt 6amit
Did ielbit unb an6ere gliidIi9 MAIDEN.
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WorUn1 !.
Ieiden Sic an
. Verdauungsst0rung
. Case und Blshungen
. verstimmtenn Magen
. kopfschmerzen
. Schlaflosigkeit
. Nervositat
D funktionale
Hartleibigkeit? !?

Besorgen Sic sich Forni's zeiterprob-
tes Alpenkriuter. Mehr ais elm Alb
fiihrmittel, es let auch cine MagentS-
tigkeit anregende Medizin, hergestellt
aus 10 der Natur eigenen medixini-
schen Wurzeln. Krautern und Plan.
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MJTCTCD 6Oc Wert--Pro-
MOO1 EN beflaschen Won

FORNPS HEIL-OEl. LlNIMENT anti
septisch-bringt schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer-
zen, muskulosen Rickenschmerzen, stei-
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln, verstau-
chunsen und Verrenkungen.
FORNTS MAGOLO - alkalisch - lindert
gewisse voribergehende Magenstorungen
vie Sodbrennen und Neutrality-suspicious.
gen. hervorgerufen durch elm Uebermass
an SSurc.
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ten und hlift, W
Abfall sanft n
auszuscheiden,
durch HartIei.
bigkeit verur'
sachten Case zu
vertreiben und
gibt dem Ma
gen das ange'
n e h m e Ge.
fiihl Won Warme.
Wenn Sic die
Freuden glick1i.
cher Linderung
Won HortIoih;0.
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keitsbeschwerden wieder wissen vol.
len und CUR selben Zeit Ihrem Magen
guttun wollen, besorgen Sic sich noch
heute Alpenkrauter. Vorsicht: Muir
zu gebrauchen vie angewiesen.
Falls Sic es in lhrer Nachbarschaft
NIGHT kaufen k0nnen, senden Sic fur unser
ApenkrSuter Einfihruns sangebot und
crhalten Sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-28

Dlel gertnger.
Cine pidtise GntIde l.
bung nuroe oieier Gage bon General
major 2etpis g. Serlbep, 9ireftor oes
ansbebungsOienites, abgegeben. SUM
ge Sarmer, Die bas gllter bon nel1n-
|5ebn Sabren erreidt baben uno auriid=
geiteat tpuroen, neil iie auf oen Sor-
men notig itno, fonnen Die Sarm ni6t
berlaiien, Inn ibre Stuoien fort5uiet-
8en. Seribep erfl6rte, tpenn Iol6e ouf
ben Sormen nidt n0tig iinb, Damn
lino lie fir oas Wtilitar n0tig. ueber-
bies itno, mie Seribep erfldrte, oie
l1nioeriitaten infolge oes Mnbranges
bon ariegsneteranen iiberfIut. @s
tpuroen bereits neutrality-suspicious.
Ieno nel.n5ebnidbrise Sarmer auriid.
geiteQt; oa5u fommen nod runo ei1t.
unoerteinlnooreiBig sSarmer i'm Ml-
ter bon 5tpan5ig Biz fiinfrnb5panais
Sabren. Sarmer in bieiem 4lter tper.
ben, ,penn iie Die 6arm perlaiien, Elm.
| fod reflaiiifi5iert.
Sie 8ef6uIbigung, baB
8ieb in grpartnng boberer Hreiie
bonn Marft gebaIten miro, miro bon,
Sarmern beitritten. gs fteIlt 1in nah
Iun6 nad beraus, bob biele 3udtiauen
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-01
Pleasant Valley

Pleasant Valley, July 31-W. T.
Ha ue visited c. A. Atkinson last
Friday
Angie Johns, Lucetta Thompson
called on Lydia and Sarah Cant last
Tuesday afternoon.
O. B. Brubach and wife were call
ing in this vicinity Wednesday eve
ming.
Fred Archer and wife, Frances
King and son, Billy visited friends
in this vicinity last Thursday.
Martha Archer and son, Kermit,
called on Shelby Green and family
Tuesday evening.
Russell Balding and wife spent
last week at the home of c. R.
Snyder.
Leland Wickham of the u. S. navy
returned to his home here after re-
ceiving his discharge.
Varney Edwards of Canton was
at the home of James Wickham
over the weekend. He is moving his
family from Canton to a farm pur-
chased from Edward Murrey at
Green Valley.
Mary Green and son, John, spent
few days last week in GAINESVILLE
with friends. Her husband spent last
Sunday in GAINESVILLE and accomp-
anied them home.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-01

and Mrs. ]. w. Foulke, MIR. and
Mrs. Carter Foulke, Mr. and Mrs.
Phillip Schenk of Marietta, DR.. and
Mrs. H. L. Duncan and daughter,
10 Ann, of New Matamoras and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Kirchner of
Caldwell. In the evening picnic
supper was enjoyed by all at the
Road Side P0~l- - C.2H-ord.
ogi-~ ~~'~-:1ia AMI ROB ert E. Lee
entertained recently with a weiner
roast and rnarshme}lovr toast at
their home on route Cne. Those
present were Miss Thelra Gordon,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Lee, 1t.
Bernard Stevens, Miss Betty Stew
ems, Alonzo and Franklin Love.
Mrs. B. w. Ullman was bust
ness visitor at Marietta Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burdette Ayers and
son, Allen, and David Snider Wis
tied Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. S.
w. Ayers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Baker and son,
Gene, of Sycamore Valley visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Baker.
Mrs. Parl Van Fossen and chill
dren, Marvin, Faye and Velma, Wis
tied the past weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ayers of Dalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Rohrer and
son, Miss Ola Rohrer and Roy
Rohrer of Columbus spent the
weekend with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. F. Rohrer.
Callers at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. Ayers of route one Sun
day were Misses Betty, Grace and
Earl Springer of Mantua, Mrs. Min
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F A NJ | L Y
r E u N / o N
MILLER REUNION

On July % the Miller family held
its annual reunion at the home of
DeIbert Miller. A picnic dinner was
served at the noon hour and games
were played and enjoyed by all the
members of the Miller family, and
they also celebrated the birthday of
Elsie Miller, wife of Gordon Miller,
Members of the family present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Miller and
sons, Jim, John and Ted, of Zanes
Vile Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Miller of
Canton, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Miller.
Mr.. Charles Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Delbert Miller and sons, Dwight and
Carl, of East Union, Miss Thelma
Archer of Columbus, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Rieck of Cleveland and w.
7. Hague. Afternoon callers were
Mrs. Clifford King and daughter,
Linda, of Caldwell. Miss Thelma
Archer will leave the first of August
for her home in California. After
several weeks visit with friends in
Noble county and other points in
the state. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Mill
er of Canton are spending their va
cation this week at the home of his
parents, Delbert Miller and wife.
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nie Smith of Lowell, and Gale
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baker ana
family visited Sunday WITH MT:
and Mrs. Howard Zimmerman OF
Lower Salem. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Crun anu
Mrs. Belle Bonar visited ounaay SUNDAY
"1 1T0r.,,1o,, of Caldwell route.
eiiTe C4noi,, and Burdette Ayers
were business visitors at Marietta
Saturday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Ullman anu
daughter, Jane, of Stafford Vlsltea
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Naii
Stevens. =. a.,
Earl Mason of Dalton spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs Henry Mason Of route one;
Robert E. Lee visited from last
Thursday until Saturday with rela-
tives at Canton.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-01
Bear Greek

Bear Creek July 31-Mr. William
Crosz had the misfortune of getting
his hand seriously hurt one day last
week.
Mr.. William Schramm fell from q
load of wheat Friday and had his
arm and leg seriously hurt. He is
now able to be up some.
Clyde Schramm was removed
from the Thompson hospital to his
home Wednesday evening in the
Doudna and Mcclure ambulance. He
remains the same.
Mr. Lewis Wharff remains the
same.
Bob Grosz is not improving very
fast.
Mrs. Ray Cleg fell from a load of
hay Saturday, but luckily wasn't
hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wickens of
Howestine and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Medley and daughter, Edna, of East
Sparta spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Schramm and family
Mr.. Raymond Miracle and family
called on Levi Miracle Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grosz, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Weppler and son,
Junior, of Warner, Mr. Ralph Young
of Marietta, John Wetz and Phillip
Gephart, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mona
CHAN, Fred Hoskins, Levi Miracle
and Frank Wetz called at the Carl
Schramm home last week.
! Fred HoSkinS was a business caller
at Marietta recently.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-01

H. M. Ayers, Mrs. L. D. Schramm,
Mrs. B. w. Ullman, and her chill
dren, Nina, Roger and Nolan Hen
dershot. Her many friends hope
for a speedy recovery
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ullman had
as dinner guests Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Ullman and family of
Stafford End Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schctt and 1amily OF Dexter City
route.
Norma Jean MCGEE and Junior
Starr of GAINESVILLE are spending a
two weeks vacation with their
aunt, Mrs. Carlos Miller, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vanfossen
and Freda Cantwell were business
visitors at Woodsfield, Saturday.
Earl Walker of Canton spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Walker.
Mrs. Rose Schoeppner and son,
John, and Mrs. Celia Holman were
shopping at GAINESVILLE Tuesday.
Miss Donna Mae Morrison of
! Lower Salem route spent weekend
with Misses Nina Lee Hendershot
and loretta Payne.
MIR. and Mrs. c. H. Schoeppner
and son, Dale, Mrs. Loretta Noll,
! children, Lucille and Tommy, spent
Saturday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hesson of Berne.
Mrs. John Shevlin and son, Mike
of Columbus spent the weekend
with the formers mother, Mrs. T.
]. Smithberger.
| Mrs. Frank Stevens of Elba, Mrs.
Hazel Spies daughter, Faye, of
Warner were visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lawrence last
Sunday and accompanied by Mrs.
/ Lawrence visited the old John Pry-
or farm where they spent their
childhood days.
James f. Baker of Detroit is Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. Anna Baker
of route one.
Kenneth Van Fossen who has
been in a hospital at Camp Meade,
the past month, since returning
home from Germany is now home
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Van Fossen.
Miss Mary and Elmer Stevens of
Marietta spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Erval
| Stevens.
c. D. Miller of route one is
spending a two weeks vacation
with his son, Gaylord Miller, and
family of Spiedel.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Johanning,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Johanning and
daughter, Ann, visited Thursday at
Malaga, with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Schramm and
son, Daniel, and Mr.. and Mrs. G.
E. Johanning visited Sunday after
noon with Mrs. Minnie Ullman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ullman of Lower
Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Lee OF
Canton visited the past week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan
Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Love and fam
lily spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Willard Love of Hilltop.
Mrs. Freeman Noll and children
Lucille and Tommy, of Pittsburgh
Pa, and Mrs. c. H. Schoeppner and
sons, Dale and Earl, were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonnie
Burkhart of near Malaga.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Ullman had
as guests Sunday. afternoon Mr.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-01
ULLMAN REUNION

The Ullman reunion will be held
Sunday, August at Masonic park,
near Marietta. No invitations have
been sent out this year, but all are
urged to be present and bring a
basket and table service. Sunday
school services will be held at 11:00
o'clock.