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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-05
Walnut Ridge

Walnut Ridge, Dec. - Miss
Frances Horton, of New Concord,
spent the Thanksgiving vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Horton.
Several from this vicinity attend
ed the sale at Carl Mallett's Satur-
Gay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Horton, of
GAINESVILLE, spent Thanksgiving at
M. l. Horizons.
Mr.. and Mrs Hidge King were
business callers at Summerfield Sat
urday night
Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Feldner, of
Dalton, were Sunday evening callers
at Otis Horizons.
Warren Horton, of Alliance, spent
the last of the week with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Horton
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Martin and
children, Nancy and Roger Lee,
were callers at Joe Toys Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Lucy Feldner, of Dalton,
spent the latter part of the week at
Nose Horizons.
Warren, George and Frances Hor-
ton spent Sunday afternoon at We'll
come Horizons.
Harold Horton, of Canton, spent
Saturday and Sunday at M I. Hor-
tons.
Otis King was a caller at Hidge
Kings Thursday night.
Frances Horton visited with Ma
bel Horton Sunday evening.
Warren Horton was a caller at O..
O. Horizons Friday night.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-05
Pleasant Valley

Pleasant Valley, Dec. 4 - Mrs.
Freda Hague, of Akron, spent part
of last week at the home of w. T.
Hague.
James Wickham and family ate
their Thanksgiving dinner at Sum
ner Moore's at Mt. Ephraim, and
supper at the home of Varney Ed
wards.
Shelby Green and family spent
rart Of last week helping Raymond
Franks and wife with butchering.
w. T. Hague, Freda Hague, Lydia
and Sarah Cant, and Pat Washing
ton spent Thanksgiving Day at the
home of c. A. Atkinson.
Pat Washington visited w. T.
Hague part of last week.
Visitors at the home of G. r. Sny-
der Thanksgiving were: Marsh Sny-
der and wife, of Columbus; Fred
Archer and family and Shirley
Balding, of GAINESVILLE.
Nancy Archer, of GAINESVILLE,
spent Thanksgiving at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Shelby Green.
Everett Miller and wife spent the
weekend at the home of his parents,
Delbert Miller and wife.
Edgar Smith and Helen Gearhart
visited Thanksgiving at the home of
George Smith and wife.
Kenneth Cutler and son, Myron,
called at the home of c. R. Snyder,
Cne evening last week.
Francis Cant spent Friday at the
home of his parents, Homer Cant
end wife.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-05
NOBLE COUNTY
AAA NEWS

Meetings for nominating AAA
Community Committeeman in each
township in Noble county have
started and will be completed with
in the next two weeks. The meet
ings have already been held in four
township with the following nomin-
ations in the different township.
Beaver township: John K. Sham
hart, Alva E. Flood, Richard Starr,
Ancel Pfeffer, R. P. Ankrom, Fred
Deal, Paul Denius, Harry Stotts. and
Charles s. Gibson.
Elk township: H. Maynard Ayers,
Luther D. Schramm, Clarence o.
Parks, Charles B. Johanning, Ed
ward T. Schoeppner, Ray Baker,
Carl T. Stevens, Ernest B. Rohrer,
Urban H. Becker, Charles N. Van
fosson.
Olive township: Albert Adds,
Maurice w Webber, John M. Pryor,
Clifford Porter. Clem B. Dutton,
Frank Woodford, w. K. Heddleson,
William w. Grimes, Fulton c.
Hughes and Frank McAuley.
Sharon township: Charles F. Ram
sey, Clayton Burrier, Bliss Iams,
Wilbur D. Brown, Todd johnson,
Don E. Wiley, Harvey Farmhouse,
Carlos Foster, Loren Ramsey and
Ancil Sayre.
The meeting for electing of the
10 nominated will be held in each
township, Thursday, December 49,
1916 from II noon to 9 p. m. Next
week. results of the other meetings
will be published. At this meeting
farmers will report their 1916 prac-
tices for their farm payment.
William H. Archer, Chairman
Noble County AAA
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-05

Their daughter, Bernice, who has
been i'll with the measles is much
improved.
Mrs. Della Caldwell has spent the
past week with her niece. Miss Mary
Pickenpaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Pickenpaugh,
near Reinersville, Mrs. Jim Briggs
and son, Ivan, Mr.. and Mrs. IrVil
Armstrong and son, Noah, Mrs
Dorothy Stout, Mr. and Mrs. John
Anderson and children, Carolyn,
Sue and David, Kenny" Nichols,
Harry Cain and "Poky" Stewart
were among the Saturday callers in
Caldwell.
Reinersville junior class play,
" Keep Going" will be presented in
the auditorium, Friday evening,
Dec. 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tuck Dovenbarger
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-05
MEMORIAL SERVICES

Commemorating Disabled Amer
lean Veterans day Sunday, Dec. /,
pl ayers we're said for this intention
after each mass at Immaculate Con-
ception church, Fulda.
On Monday morning a requiem
High Mass with Liberia was offered
ur by the pastor, Very Rev. B. J.
Mates. and sung by the school chill
dren, for the repose of the souls of
the six boys from the Fulda parish,
and including all veterans of both
wars who gave their lives for God
and country.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-05
Olive Green

Olive Green, Dec. 4-The Sharon
Mothers club social which was to
be held Wednesday evening was
postponed until a later date.
Several from this vicinity were in
GAINESVILLE during the Thanksgiving
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Reed, near
Renrock, were calling one evening
last week on her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Dyer, George
Hill, Marilyn and Tommy Tayler, of
Belle Valley, were last Sunday call
ers of Mr.. and Mrs. Irvil Armstrong
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. "Poky" Stewart and
family, near Reinersville, have
moved to the Rutherford farm.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-05
TO INSTALL OFFICERS

At the regular stated meeting Of
Noble Lodge, F. & A. NJ, Monday
evening, Dec. 9, Gilbert Weekley
will be duly installed as the new
Worshipal Master, succeeding w.
Vernon Archer in this capacity.
Herman Sayer will be in charge of
the installation At this meeting,
Weekly will name his appointive
officers.
Mrs. J. w. Robinson will be in
stalled as the new Worthy Matron
Of Amazon Chapter, O. E. S., Tues
day evening, Dec. II. She succeeds
Mrs. EdW L. Merry.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-05

Lore City visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Andy Mika.
Mrs. John Liptak left for Cleve-
land where she will visit her chill
dren.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kuchera re-
turned from Akron where they at
tended their daughters Ruth Ku-
chera's wedding. The wedding took
place in the morning at st. Peter
and Paul Lutheran church of Akron
on Thursday, November %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Kopchu and
Mr. and Mrs. Donemik Bruski and
Dan Verna of Cleveland visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
kopchu over the weekend.
Mr.. Mike Yaremko of Cleveland
visited his father, Mr.. Mike Var
emko and sister, Mary.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-05
Youth For Christ
Rally At Caldwell

Another Youth for Christ rally
has been announced for Saturday
evening, Dec. 7, at the First Baptist
church in Caldwell. The services
will begin at 7:30 o'clock.
Rev. M. J. Wendelkin, pastor of
the circuit in the Whipple commun-
ity, will be the principal speaker.
The program committee is arrang-
ing several special numbers and q
cordial invitation is extended for
young people to attend.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-05
ENROUTE TO FLORIDA

Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrington,
nee Mary Mckee, are enroute to
Florida this week where they will
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
Lyons, formerly of Caldwell. Mr..
and Mrs. Harrington recently sold
their business in Ludington, Mich
and spent the past week with rela-
tives in Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-05

Shown above is the Buckeye Seamner setting
Matching right which being installed
Cumberland street is the modern
bator hatcher All
Matching humidity
100 percent automatically controlled without
operator
the setting days. Then just
Matching the hatchery
the hatch the the hatcher changed
and the Matching completed constantly
sanitary
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-05
CHRISTOPHER INJURED

John Christopher, Sr., Playground
road, severely lacerated the little
finger on his left hand, Thursday
morning. when he accidentally
caught this member in the fan belt
Of a truck. Medical attention was
given and it was necessary Monday
to amputate the finger.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-05
TWO WILLS FILED

Only two wills were filed in the
office of Probate Judge Otto Polling
for November, including those of E.
C. Tarleton and Ida B. Hawkins.
Several other wills, previously filed,
were admitted to prabate and rec
ord.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-05
BATES FARM SELLS

In the partition action Of Stanley
Bates VS.. Roy Bates, ct al, the farm
Of AZ acres in Marion township was
sold Saturday morning by Deputy
Sheriff Harry Merritt to Roy Bates
and wife for $280O.O0. The farm had
been appraised at $4,000
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-05
VISITED RELATIVES

Joe Yontz, Fort Knox, Ky, and
Lloyd King, stationed at Atlanta,
Ga, spent Thanksgiving with their
families in Caldwell. Yontz expects
10 be released from the service at
Christmas time
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-05
ENJOYED WEEKEND

Mrs. Bessie Lambert of Spring
field and Mrs. Susie Rich of Tonia,
Calf, spent the weekend as guests
at the home of their brother, P. H.
Patton and wife. Playground street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-05
SPENT VACATION

Thurman Smith, Sr., Bellefontiane
spent the Thanksgiving vacation
with his family on Belford street.
Mr.. Smith is connected with the
schools in that city.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-05
RETURN TO EVANSVILLE

I Mrs. Hazel Thomas and two sons
returned Sunday to GAINESVILLE after
visiting here for Thanksgiving and
the weekend. They were the guests
! of her sister, Miss Opal Renner.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-05

and Ben Dovenbarger were in
GAINESVILLE and visited with the
latter's wife. who is patient in the
Good Samaritan hospital She is
from an operation.
Mrs. Chad" Nichols and daugh-
ters, Linda and Lucy, were calling
on her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Boney, Sr., near Rich Valley.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-05
VFW DANCE

Another mixed dance has been
announced for Saturday evening,
Dec. at the VFW hall on West
street. The public is invited to at
tend.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-12-05

Photo Developing-GilIespie's
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-30

gibt es tpeIde, oie fiird)ten, iie fonn-
fen rirsenomo" anftobeIt ,iDenil 'fte
ols gbriiten oen Deutihen belfen?
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@eiit oes Hropbeten Siaias bernfen.
l1eberoenfen mir Die nabnen6en
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8ottes fir unbuBfertige Weniden
uno Nationen: rSiebe, Der Serr e1t-
polfert Die groe, perbeeret lie
gnttpeibt lit Die groe unter ibren
8elpobnern; oenn tie baben Die @e-
bote iibertreten Darum 5ebrt
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grbe 8e,pobner. Son ben Sterblihen
bleiben MIR tuenige iibrig" GA. IT'D.
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ner @obnitatt aus, Die S6ulb Der
groenbepobner 5u abnoen. Sie Gr-
oe bedt ibre glutidulo ouf urrb be-
bedt ridt l0nger Die auf ibr gri6la-
senen" (26, Ply.
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Srrlfnrgrr l1nh
Arhpttprhpmrgunn

SSn unirem 2anoe bGlt man es fit
ielbitueritdnolid, DOB ii6 Elm fatbo-
lii6er slrbeiter ser nddlten-beIten
nhion ani6liebt. gs lit Dies bequenl
uno popular. Mnoers in europa, mo-
Die @efabr Der 3ugeborigfeit fatbo-
liider Irbeiter gu ben bon raoifalen
@lementen beberribten @eperfidaf.
ten bon erfannt miro. 9ies gum Ser
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unlanglt Der Nationalrat S1errer
Elm tiefgriinoiges &eferat iiber Die
8e5iebungen arbeiter- Seellorger. Mn
Der 8eriamnrlung, bie portpiegenb
bon Sbcologie itl,oenten beiubt mar,
nabm aub Der Brdiibent 6es StGnbe.
rates, Sr. Bilger, tell. Na9 Der gin-
fiibrung bur6 Bralat Dr. bon &orn-
Itein, fiibrte Der Heferent in Der
Sauptia6e aus:
@enn bie beutige @eltfataItropbe
iibertpunoen tperoen ion, 10 muB eine
neue @eleaihnfts- un6 2ebensauffaI-
Jung eriteben. Die irbii6en 8elange
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pereen auf oas leste 3iel 6es Wen-
ihen. slub Die @irtidaft fann nur
cine Stufe au oieiem 3ieIe iein. sic
bilbet aber oas matertelle unterge-
IhoB Der &ultur.
9rob bieIer teleologii6en &inorb.
nung bes mirti9aftenoen Weeniben
auf Die Stride lit aber beute bic Mr-
beiteribaft in Snouitrie, Sanbel uno
@eiperbe feinesmegs seIdIoiien. 8iel-
mebr friBt iib Elm formIiher 2ai5is.
mus ielbit in Die fatboIiiben &reiie
binein. Das @rbeitsmiIieu beitimmt
benn aud 1peitgebenb ben @eiihts.
freis bes Mrbeiters. gluf Dem Or.
tperbsplab entihei6en iih ieine
Sample um Bolitif una @artGk ia
Inn bic @eltani6aul,ng. SIN mirt-
ibaftsraum, mo- fi6 bns tdtiee Sc.
ben obipieIt, nluB 6aber Die Soainl-
funftion Der Seeliorge einIeten. &ter
aIIein lit Der Mniabpunft fit eine tief.
greifen6e Men6er,,ng oes rnateriali.
itiihen Denfens. DerSeelipreer bat
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-30

Sdiler 5dblenoe Snternat murben
nift beiddoigt. Sn ben Bouten mar
Elm So5arett l,no Wilit1r eina,iar.
tiert. Sic ga5is boben ebenfalls bic
Sdule Der i'm aften sSabrbunoeri
gegriinoeten Mbtet geie6eraltaid, Bel
gaiiau auf. 9ie 2ateiniduIe uno Be.
lonoers oas Snititnt fir oItfirhlihe
arbeit biloeten ben StoIs Ser gibtei.
biz Bartei uno WeiIitar iid in ben
|unbeiddoigten @eb6uoen inItanier.
ten.
Sn 8oDern beiteben auBeroem nod
orei Mbteien Der 8eneoiftinerfonare.
cation bon ct. Sttilien (fiir ausmdr.
tige Wfiiiionen in 9orea, Sapon, Slt.
afrifa, 3ululano, gene5ueIa nlu. J.
Giele orei Ibteien iinb: oie graobtei
ct. Sttilien, bie Mbtei SdmeifeIbera
bel BaiIau unb bic Mbtei WeiinIter-
idpar5ad in llnterfranfen.
Gie groabtei ct. SttiIien in Sber.
bapern tuuroe 1886 erbaut l1po belnb
cine 2anbmirtidaftsidule uno elm
tbeologildes Seminar. Sic oiente i'm
8riege als 2a5arett nno Dur6gangs-
lager. 8ie @eltapo erflGrte iie als
aufgeboben unb Dem Staate perfal-
len. Sic Mbtei lit iest tpieoer errid-
tet, aber groBtenteils nod beiebt. |
gbenfans mieoer bergeIteIlt lit bic
aufgebobene abtei S6peifelberg, Die
cine 2ateini6ule belab. 0ie Mbtei
oie1tte als 2ager. Die tpegen ibrer
2ateinidule befannte glbtei MiinIter-
ldmar5a6 mar al,fgeboben uno als
So5arett peripenoet tporoen. sic lit
beute slei6faas pieoer bergeiteIlt.
Sic 8eneoiftinerabteien .8operns,
in oenen Der driltli6e @eiIt oes
abenolanoes eebiitet tpuroe, fieIen
Der No3i=Serri6aft gum Spfer. gini-
&c tpurben aeritort, anoere poriiber=
gebeno bei6losnabmt, tpieber onoere
gdnalid oufgeboben. Seute aieben Sic
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ibre &loiter Elm. 8etpabren Die Sitter
oes 6riltlid)en slbenolanbes cine
TRADITION, Die auBerbalb ibrer &lo-
ltermauern i'm un1riItli6en abeno=
lono nift mebr eriitiert?
C..St. d. CIV.
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Artbritis-, @benmatismns.
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Wein Meittel SeeIplp-Minol brinat
beoeutenbe 2inoerung in BEN meiiten
Jdllen. gs lit ,parme.er5eugeno uno
grleidterung tritt meiitens iofort
elm. 8iele anerfennungsi1reiben
8nrlln ioIen Sic Ianger leioen?
aenBerIide gntpenoung. 8oIle sc.
brapdsanspeiiilng nit ie6er 8eiteI.
hing, &oitet nur SLIP per GIai1e.
8etrag boraus 5ablbar.
Diitributor: Mrs. $. 6. Slim,
@onte 1, Bog Is, 0eerwopb, Neinn.
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ztuifdlrn Krirg II. Trtrnpn
(Sortfesune bon Geite ~

Gie Seem Oorfer Sagung miro
oarum lpabriheinli6 red)t friebli6
perlaufen llno man miro, pie bic
8egriiBungsreoen bon StaatsiefretGr
gprnes unb Braliaent truman err
fennen laiien, reht piele rrolenouf-
tise Bflalter auf faule 5leden fIe=
ben" um Der 2iga iiber Die S6pie-
rigfeiten binnegaubelfen unb lie am
Seben gu erbalten.
Had ben neueIten Witteilungen
[ous Seem g)orf lbeinen Die 9fullen
mieoer in ibre friibere arrogan5 au-
riidgefallen 5u iein. 3peifelIos pa-
|ren Die Wosfau'er Weloungen iiber
Die idieoli6-frie6li6e 8eilegung Der
3ifferen5en nit Sran uperfriibt" ,
|uno oen Mosfo1piten itano cine
griinoli6e 8lomage bepor, tpenn Der
Security Council iofort Die 8ei6ner-
Den Seberans al,f Die Sagesoronung
|iieben iollte. @norei N. @rompfo, Der
5iibrer Der Mosfau'er Delegation,
periud)te iesli6en 8infel5ug, Die
8ertagung Ser 8eIpreGung Der
Sraner 8eihiperben bur65ulesen,
uno fiinoigte aienlid l1nperbliint on,
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bate 5uriid5ieben. 3. +. Die &onfe-
ren5 bopfottieren, ipenn ibnen ni6t
Der geforoerte aufi6ub sepdbrt Mir
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8aibinstons lit eri6opft = uno
oas 8ertrauen auf Wosfau audi, ltnb
es oiirfte ben @uiien pailieren, bob
man lie beim @ort ni1nmt uno es
auf einen 8ru6 anfommen ldBt uno
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ber auf anbern @egen perIuht =
3. 9. ourb bie grbobung Der Stel-
lung ser fleineren Staaten in oer
l1geS =, Denn &uBlanb ieine l1n-
leioliden 8eriu6e fortiest, ben 8elt-
buno 5u terroriiieren.
auh in Ser l1gt3&M (l1niteo Sea-
tions Relief anb Disqualification Mf-
Iociation) beginnt man Der ruifif6en
Diftatur iiberoriiiiig gu tperoen. Dte
2eitung bieies internationalen &ilfs-
perbanOes, in Dem abtunopier5ig
Gambler pertreten iinb, tagt gegenmdr.
tig in Ntlantic gitp. 6. gpler @ooo
bonn @aibingtoner Staatsbeparte-
nent itelte am Montag eine1 an-
trag, burb Sen Die Musbeutung eli
mes beiesten 2anbes ourb Die 8e.
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Der Mntrag an eriter Stene gegen
HuBlano serihtet lit. gr 1pies Dor
alien bin auf Die 8erbaltniiie in
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Seiterrei9s uno Rgte Dor, tpie Die
Nuiien tpeite Streden Mderlano be-
ibIagnabmt, bie fir Die grndbrung
Der einbeimiihen 9epolferung uner-
IdBlif nottpenoig iin6. Das, fiibrte
er aus, itebe ni1t alIein nit ben itt-
ternationalen 8eitimmungen i'm Ssh
beriprud, lonoern au6 nit ben Ser,
pflihtungen, ipeIhe Die eir5elnert
Megierungen Der ugeMMM gegeniiber
baben. Die ruifiihe Delegation tDar
enport iiber oieie 8orbaltmnge1, uno
ibr @ortfiibrer, Il. S. Seonou, Der'
|IteB. ben SaaI. S1on borber tpar
Elm BEETLES Ebema our Sprade ge-
fommen, bic Jrnge Der Winione1l
JlIdtlinge in europa. gs banbelt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-30

iid babel niht mebr 10 iebr um Die
Nepatriierung Der bon SitIer ,iim.
geiieoelten" Weniben, ion6ern Inn
Die pielen MiGionen, oie BON ben
Nuiien, Bolen, gIheben uiu. bon
Sans unb &of pertrieben mno benz
nm elm @iertel ieines 9eiises per-
fiir5ten GeutIdlano oufgebiiroet MUIR
Den. Gs fam i'm 2auf Der 8eipre1ung
gu rnanherlei lbnrfen &ommentarerl
gu Der 5liidtlingsfrage, bieienl
i6madpollen Weltifanbal, uno beIon.
oers Bolen muBte ii6 unperbliimte
antmorten gefaqen Iaiien auf feline
5oroerung, bob Ser internationaIe
Silfsberbanb ben Sliibtlingen MiDl
uno Silfe berpeigere.
Snnserfraualle
8on oieien ni6tspiiroigen Dinaen
miro man in 81lbe mebr erfabren,
menn crit Die Neuorganiiierung Ser
internationalen Silfsaftion unter
benz friiberen Braiioenten Sooper an
ibre &ieienaufgabe berantritt. Sir
piele miro Die Silfe gu ip1t fommen.
Sbon bat Die 8eraipeiflung bungern-
Der 8olfsmaiien in @ejtoelti6Ianb
81 Den eriten erniten @irren gefiibrt.
Wutenoe 8olfsmengen ltiirmten 8Gf-
ferelen nnb anoere 2ebensmittelge-
l6afte Samburgs iln6 pliinoerten
einen @iiter5ug. Die greigniIle IT.
lultrieren Den furdtbaren grnit Der
Sage in 0entidlano. sic geben oa-
NIT 8arnungen rebt, Die. idon ieit
Dem Serbit porigen Sabres in firb-
liden uno nibtfir6li6en areiien laut
purben nno au9 in Der geroronung
oes Braiioenten iiber Die @eisenfon-
troqe unb Die NIT ibr perbunoenen
neuen neutrality-suspicious. ibr
g6o fanben.
.s. Sanale
Ius Ben 5ablrei6en 3eitungsaus-
l6nitten, Die mir uns fir Die $50.
6enrunoidau 5ure6tseIegt batten,
greifen mir, ba Der uns our 8erfii-
gung itebenbe Raum 5u gnoe gebt,
nur nod Die fo1genoen beraus: Ser
Spionageifanoal in aonaoa finoet
augenbliflib elm uncertainties @e.
genitiid. Sn 8ortlano, Ore, tpuroe
om 9ienstag our6 Die S8S Elm ruiz
iiider Sffi5ier als Spion feitgenom-
men. = Sntereiiante @nt1pidlungen
iino in Dem politii6 serriitteten
Srantrei6 i'm @eroen. MuBenmini.
iter 8ioault, Der gum 9feigenfiibrer
in Dem internationalen &an,pf gegen
Spanien geiporoen lit, orobt, 6aB
Sranfrei6 iib an &uBlono anlebnen
Deroe, Denn es ni6t mebr Inflang
als bisber bel ben @eitmGdten fin
BET. = Sn Deuti6lano entfaItet BON
Der ruiiilben Gone ber Der &ommu-
nismns cine inteniipe S1tigfeit. -
Sn 8elgten fann es 5u feiner @ini-
gung Der Harteien fommen, uno oie
&onigsfrage lit 10 peit ipie ie bon
elmer Solung. - SSn Sugoilaipien,
mo- nnter 9fuBlanbs Meent Sito
S6reden obne gnbe, berrldt, tpurbe
General Wibailonic, ser militGrii6e
5iibrer oes alten 8egime, in ieinem
Serited in ben gersen aufgeltobert
uno iiebt pobl ieiner o2iquibierung"
entgegen.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-08
Veteran Oil Man
Seeks Test Site
Near Florence

Oil. unlike gold. "is not where
one may find IT," according to Ray
Cotton. Phoenix science writer
Black gold" as crude oil is known
in the major petroleum producing
areas OF the North American con-
tinent is most generally found in
areas which were once beneath the
waters of a sea In which existed
the marine animal and plant life
from which crude oil is believed
TO have evolved.
The area around Florence. which
has aroused interest of oil men
several times in the past two de-
cades. is such a district. Cotton
said This is indicated by finds of
fossil remains of shell life OF pre-
historic geologic times.
The most recent oil prospector
to be attracted to the Florence
area is a pioneer Texas oil operator.
TomBryant. now a resident of
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-08
/ echnician Makes
Soil Survey Here

Mr. Woodrow Nelson. soils tech
rician OF the soil conservation serv-
lie. was in the valley recently
making a detailed soils survey OF
the r H. Moorhouse farm. and
the Adamsyille ranch. OF the Glenn
ans Land and Cattle Company. in
the Florence-Coolidge Soil Conser-
vation district and so acres on
the Jones ranch in the Seyen-Eight
Soil Conservation district.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-08
5y KATHERINE HUPFEL

Th0uhEts while sitting in doe
tors waiting room near Main
Street Saturday What a lot OF
troubled. tired faces each tell
iag story OF personal pain. or
grief or worry. that has taken its
toll of a healthy body. These
faces represent a cross section OF
people who suffer from the great
American disease ~ nerves 4.
people who have forgotten the
value of laughter and the simple
art OF relaxing. &c.. II a hypodermic
needle could be- filled with a solu-
ti0n containing the germ OF a sense
q humCr what "A panaCea such
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-08

Phoenix. Convinced that oil traps"
may be present in the vicinity of
Florence. Bryant has begun pre-
liminary geologic Investigations.
Bryant's interest is centered
about the area which is the future
site of the test well which will be
sunk by the Acoma Oil Company
OF Arizona. This. however, is a
proposed location. Cotton said, and
subsequent geologic dope" may
cause some slight notifications in
the present drilling plans of the
company
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-08
Paul c. Campbell
Coaching In N. Mex.

Capt Paul c. Campbell. we'll
known TO sports fans of Coolidge
and Pinal county. and for the past
two years coach of the New Mexi-
co Military Institute Colts, reports
that his squad has just completed
one of its best seasons. The Colts,
playing in the New Mexico High
School Athletic Association, won
II games and lost one during sea-
son play. averaging 40 points per
game to their opponents "a.
Campbell is the son of DR.. ]. N.
Campbell pastor of the Coolidge
First Baptist church. He formerly
coached the Superior high school
team. and officiated at many games
at Coolidge.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-03-08

nerve shots would prove for
America Too many oi them
might even cause a depression I'm
the medical profession. for the fel
low who can laugh al himself and
his ills doesn't stay sick long
Two black women were in
Specting some dresses hung
bensath the canopy Of a Main
Street second hand store, when
dra5Iy at;ired friend passed
by and greeted them. "Jes'
look az dat GAL" said one,
when the pssserby was out Of
earshot. She amt got no style