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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-05-02
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Denver Bates and
Mrs. J. r. Parrish and son, Johnnie,
of GAINESVILLE, were business callers
in Woodsfield and Caldwell, Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Macenko of
Cincinnati, spent the weekend at the
homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Krauk
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Macenko of
Belle Valley.
Photo Observation-Disclosures Drugs.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hanawalt and
son, Ralph and daughter, Dorothy,
of Columbus, spent Sunday with
relatives of Sharon. Mrs. Maud Jen-
nings, who has spent the winter
months at their home, accompanied
them to her home here.
Miss Myrtle Morgareidge has re-
turned to Bedford, where she is
employed as instructor in the schools
after spending her Easter vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Morgareidge of Caldwell,
route three.
Mrs. Hulda Williams has returned
to her home in Middleburg, from
Columbus where she was called by
the death of her brother, Amos
Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Haines and
son, Larry, and daughter, Nancy,
spent the weekend at the home of
Mrs. Minerva Fogle of East street
Caldwell.
Miss Marilyn Hazard, employed
in Cleveland, spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. Ethel Hazard
North street.
Mrs. Frank Hoberbosch and
daughter of Cleveland are visiting
at the home of her mother, Mrs
Zoe Harris of Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Tilton, for.
mer residents of the Caldwell com
munity, have moved from their
home in Marietta, to rooms in the
home of Mrs. Bertha Ullman or
East street.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-06-29

Jeierfi9feiten unb BerionIihfeiten
anl1Bltd Der Grnennrng Der @aroi-
nale. Die 8reiie tat es einfad) nls
8ei6reibnng elmer tpeltpeiten Neuig-
| felt. Iaeroings man6mal nit elmer
aufma6ung llnb Daritellung, Die mir
&atbolifen ni6t einmal tpiini1en.
slber weld Elm @ebeul in getpiiiet
nidtfatboliiden &reiien nit Der Mn.
flage, baB ole Stride Ben 3eitungen
oieie 8eroffentli6ungen a1,fge5tpun-
gen babel @enn Die Stride oieien
ginfluB uno bieie Wa1t iiber uniere
Greiie bate, apiiroe bieie 1pabrbaft
driitlid iein! - Die meiItens iubi-
iden unb iebr tpenig BON reliei0ien
MotiDen geleiteten SoIptpoob'er Ma.
piemagnaten baben in oen lesten poar
Sabren allsgefunbel bab Slime NIT
ltarf religiolem Snbalt nod before
3ugitiide fir ben &aiienerfolg iinb
als oie itttli6 au5u i6musigen Stiif-
fe. 8eil aber Stiide nit fatboliiher
gtnoipbdre piel mebr anaiebungs-
froft fir bie @emiiter baben uls Iol-
DIE aus Dem f1lteren GeligionsIeben
nidtfatboliiber 8efenntniiie, ibreibt
man bon ielbitiii6tiger 8eeinfluiIung
Der Suoen in SonDtpoob bur6 Ole
fatbolii6e Stride. go gebt es unun-
terbroden fort i'm SaBseiang unb in
Der Sttmmungsma6e fir Die Ibnei-
gung gegen Die Stride.
Gie MeitgIie6er oieier &irden, oe.
men oas 8ilb Ser boien Stride uno
8erionIidfeiten fait ieoen Sag in Der
einen ooer anoeren Sorm lerpiert
miro, tun uns leib. 8iele Don ibnen
ndren redt lieb, tpenn iie ni6t bon
Der abneieung iparen, Die ibnen our1
oas 3errbilo beigebra6t tpiirbe, bos
ibnen INNER 1pieoer eingeprGgt miro.
9ie Gerfiibrer itno Die, Die es beiier
Diiien fonnen uno bod Die baBeefiiIlte
2iige unb Gerleumoune perbreiten.
Weinoeitens miiiien iie bo6 au1 tpabr-
nebmen, oaB Die fatboliIde Stride ols
cine poiitip driltli6 eineeitel1te unb
als iol6e tatige @GaubensgemeinI6af
Dieles tut fiirs geiitlife 8obl Der
Weniden, oas Elm Mitelieo ODER Die
ner irgeno elmer Ser unoeren ii6 Drift
Ii6 nennenben ODER biinfenben sc.
meinidaften geton Ieben n1o9te, fans
er es ebrlih init leiner gbriitengeiin-
nung meint. Go6 bos min niemano
anerfennen ober iiberbaupt tpabrneb-
men. 2ieber proteitieren. gs lit alIes
10 Oertebrt. Ser 0ibter bot bo6 10
redt: v3u Iieben, nidt al baiien,
iino mir ba."
F. Markert, S.V.D.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-06-29
Grritrl npa Krtrgra iihrr
0ff Dpntfhlamn
(Sortfetu1tg Ron Geite ~

(Sortietune ton Geite ~
@ebeul bon Srauen. Sd besinne am
Wforgen NIT meinen 8eiu6en i'm
&irdipiel. Sd beniibe mid, in ieber
5amilie ben Wellt mieoer au beleben,
uno teile bic beilige &ommunion in
ben Sauiern aus. adtaig 8ro5ent Ser
Srauen unb iungen Wdbden iin6
Dergepaltist 1poroen. ginigen selans
es, ii9 51 beritenen ODER Die 5lubt
gu erereifen. Webrere bon ben tpab.
rem gbriiten baben iid iiesreid Der.
teibigt.
Mnlheinen6 tpuroe Ser 8erihter.
itatter an bieler Stelle unterbro1en.
SIM Manuifript itebt: c. de N: @ol.
len sic banlit iagen, baB beftinln1te
Srauen grfolg bamit batten, Die rni.
iii6en Soloaten burb ibren moraIi.
iden ginflnB al elmer reipeftpollen
Saltung 5l peranlafien?
M. x. 9as bat 1i1 in Der Tot in
mebreren Sdnen ertpieien. Sier Elm
3eugnis. Ser @eiItlibe er5Gblt nun
tpie es einem ilngen Ndohen gelang,
einen ruiiilden Offi5ier ab5uipeiien
ourh feline beroiide Saltlng. Sort
fabreno, beridtete er Damn bes mel.
teren:
SRI. 9, Me6isinitlloentin, fprinet
aus Dem Geniter ber 5iDeiten Gtage,
nm ibren 8erfolgert 5u enteeben.
Mit gebrohenen &nbdellt ip6 Mr.
men bletbt iie boqig itnbelDeglih ali
benz Boben liegen. Die @uiien balten
iie fir tot un6 entfernen iih.
C. de N. Sd babe bon elmer Selbit.
mor6epioenie ipreden b0ren. @ie er.
fl6ren sic iih nun bonn pipGologi.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-06-29

bittertes 9iineen Inn Itrategiide So
ittionen, politiide Gorteile unb Die
8eute Ser 8erlierer. sSSalta uno Pots-
bom tparen ibon nidt mebr Srieoens.
fonferen5en apii6en gerbiinbeten,
ionoern oiplomatiide Shladten 5api-
iden ben rSapes" uno rSaDenots"
gs fonnte 1lno fam nibt Srieben
perben, tpeil nienano mebr on ben
Srieoen glauben 1pollte, neil leit Sc
beran olle 8e,pegungen auf Dem melt
poltiii6en Sdadbrett bon itroteei-
i6en @eitdtspunften beltimmt per-
Sen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-06-29
zntfdlrn Krirg II. grirhrn
(Sortfesung bon Seite ~

faniide 8orIdlag bat 5ur 8oraus-
iebung, bab iih Die &ataItropbe bon
Siroibima uno gsaealaft niemals
tpieberbole. Sir gmerifu bebeutet Der
8er5idt ettpas, oenn 4merifa 1T i'm
8eiis Der aton1bombe. 9oB &uBlano,
oas oft genug geprablt fat, es 1peroe
Mmerifas 8orlprung in Der Ifomfor-
i9ung binnen fur5em einbolen, aber
oafiir einen 8etpeis nod ni6t erbra6t
bot, oie 8eleitiguns Ser 9ltombombe
miini6t, lit iebr begreifli1. 2eioer
aber bat &uBlanb bisber 10 ielten iein
8eripre6en gebalten, Bob einittpeilen
amerifa auf feline fur6tbare @affe
faum ber5idten miro, iolange ni9t
binrei6enbe @arantien gegeben iinb,
oaB anbere 2dnoer - 1lno Dor allem
oas 1n5unerldiiige unb II, ieinen
Wa6taniprii6en 1neridttlihe &uB-
lano : internationale Mbmadungen
biniidtli6 ber 4tombombe au1 ein-
balten iperoen.
9ie aniidt, baB bas rnter oen beu-
tisen 8erbaltnifien ni9t gu erboffen
it, feitigt iid bon Sag gu Sag rnebr,
/ ie mebr man Dos beutige 9fuBlanb
aus Der 8irflidfeit, itatt aus elmer
5dben Bropasanoa, fennen lernt.
so legt 8. g. elm 8eridt bon Mit-
glie6ern bes &ongreBausi9uiies fir
austDartige slngelegenbeiten, Die i'm
Serbit &uBlano, Bolen ultp. bereiiten,
gertpabrung gegen Die Sortiesung
unierer bisberigen uMppeaiement" :
Bolitif elm. Ser glusiduB iibt aud
Idarfe &ritif an Der Gage in Yolen
unb in Ser Eihedo Slotpafei, bic ooll-
| Itdnoig unter ruiiiidem @influB ite-
ben atno oeren 8ep0lferung iib Den
Serror unb Die 8erbre9en Der ruff.
| iden Soloatesfa gefaaen .laiien nuB.
Die Serren Ibgeoroneten iinb Ser
anii6t, @aibington babe es nit Der
anerfennung Der probiiorii9en poIni-
i9en &egierung bon &uBlanbs @na-
ben biel 81 eilig gebabt.
Wie eng @arIbau nit Mosfau
liiert lit, miro in elmer eigenartigen
8aibingtoner Melbune Der Seem Yor-
fer ,Eimes' bargetan. Dana6 bobe,t
| iih bic @usiihten fir einen ruilii1en
WiGiaroenpump in @afbington er-
bebIi1 berminoert, leitbem leste $50.
de Der polniide 8otidafter 9r. Can.
se, elm notoriider Sdleppentr6ser
Mosfaus, in elmer offentliden grfld.
rung prablte: Nolen iei an Der felt
Monaten idapeben6en anleibe bon
lneun5ig WiIionen Dollars niht mebr
lintereiiiert, ba inn bon Mublanb bin.
reibenoe @elbmitteI au einem iebr
nieorigen 3insfuB boreeitreft tpor.
ben ieien. Sn @afbington lit man
iiber oieies rliiiid-polniibe EedteI.
mehtel ln6 mebr nod iiber bic I'M
lfeine Mrt bieies &rn. Dr. 2ange Der.
Iitinmt. Die pointierte 8efanntgabe
fiigt iih boqitGn6ig in Die Mosfau'er
|Bropaean6a elm; Die fih INNER ih6r.
nfer gegen @ofbingtou ridtet un6 mel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-06-29
(sSpriiebu1ta BON Geiie 81

ten, oie mebr anoeden nls aufoeden
iollen, berihten, mas Inn ben griinen
SiI6 berli1n gei6iebt..
n8ie tpor Die Stimmung beute?"
frogt Scr. gper, Ser tpeiBbaarige Scot
reiponoent bes ,Goilp Serolo'. Ser
enelii6e Spre6er lG6elt ironil6 uno
anttportet: v0as lit idhper 5u logen.
@onud ioa i6 oas beurteilen?"
y8ar Die 9isfuliion beftig?" er-
fl1noigt iif 8ernon Bartlett, Der be-
fannte auBenpolitiide &ommentator
gnglanos.
SD tpiirbe iagen, aue 9eteiligten
ipraGen gerabe beraus," onttportet
ser Spreber, uno eibt ieiner Stimme
einen l1nterton, Der uns alle erfennen
IGBt, ooB es it6 Inn Elm tppii6es
biplomoti Ides vl1poerltatement" ban-
belt. Wtein Na6bar notiert benn au6
iosleib: rSeftiger 8orttpediel".
vgebeutet Die Satiade, oab man
sur Gisfuiiion Ser 8alfan-Sertrage
sebt, ebe Dos &apitel SSStalien abge=
i6loiien puroe, baB Die anseliadien
ouf Ofolotoaps &ubbanoel eingeben
tpollen?" froet elm slmeritaner. Ser
Spre6er Iebnt itb 5uriif unO tut, oils
babe er oas anltoBise 8ort ni6t ges
bort. v8as baben Sic geiagt?" fragt
er 5uriid. r&ubbanOel," tpieoerbolt
ser amerifoner. sd iagte &ubbon-
BEL :" 9ie &orreiponoenten la6en
uno retten oie Situation fir Ben Ges
sierungsipreder. Ser &ollege binter
mir, ser idon 1919 babel mar, fit
iterte mir 5u: ul1no oamalS lpra9
man bonn @noe Der @ebeimoiplonra-
tie.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-06-29

items einen brobenben unterton bat.
&uBlan6 beniist ieben Dortpanb, bic.
len Con an5uldlagen ,ino bas ruff.
ibe Bolf un6 feline 8aiallen gegen
Die Ser. Staaten gu berbesen. MnIab
oii FOLDER Sete gab auh Der amerifa-
niib-britil6e gori1Iag elmer politi.
iben Neuorbnung 0euti6lanos aui
Der @runolage zines beutihen Gan.
berbunoes.
sl6er ie mebr Meosfau beniibt lit,
oas Gbaos IN Deutihiano au berIGn.
germ, oeito ibdrfer 1penben ii6 einiih.
tige 8olitifer uno @irtidaftIer ge-
gen iolbe GerelenbnngspoIitif nnb
aaes, 1Das iie foroert. go rief leste
Wo6e Die Eagllne Der @eltbanbels-
fommer in Haris auf our Shoffung
zines frieolihen unb itabilen 9eutIh-
lano. Srgenomelde gntI6eioungen,
erflarte Die Snternationale SanbelsJ
TANNER, bie nidt Der 8ebeuturtg
9eltti6lanos fir bas europ6iihe
Wirtibaftsleben lnb Die @elttpirt-
l1aft &ednung tragen, beraogern oen
Wieoeraufbnu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-06-29
Mns aaer 8elt

9as 8erfaiiungsparlament ser
Si6e6o15l 5loipafei, in Dem Die &om-
muniiten Die erIte Gioline ipielen,
mable Or. gouarb 8enei9 bon neuem
gum Braiioenten. = Sn Sranfreih
iDuroe IuBenminiiter unb Giibrer Der
Gepublifanii6en 8olfspartei Georges
8ioault gum propiioriiden Brdiioen.
ten gelpdbIt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-06-29
@,rah,tan,,s@ 49,

Milmanfee, 8is. - Sm ct. So
iepbs-@oIter Der Sranaisfanerinne
1901 Siio-2aDton 8lpb., Wilmaufee,
tpuroen om 81. sunni atpeiunofiinfaie
Nopi3en eingefleioet; bon bieien ftan1.
men aebn aus Der @rabio3eie, Die iibri.
gen aus ssainois, Sn6iano,. Soma,
Wi1igan, geebrasfa uno &anaoa.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-06-29
YalGHina

Sd1uere unruben tperben aus Ga-
LATINA gemeloet Die bon iiibiiden
Serrorilten angeitiftet murben. Britt
Ten nno 8erfebrspeee tpurben ge-
iprenst, bon ben SerroriIten tpur6en
britilbe Sffi5iere als @eiieln feitge-
balten. 9ie @elpalttaten laiien iid
ni6t entiduloigen. slber iie geben
&unoe bon Ger tiefen grregung, Die
in SalaItina berri6t, urter Suoen
uno Irabern. Die grregung unter
ben Suoen miro nod gelteieert 6ur9
Wteloungen aus BoIen iiber antiiemi.
ttlcbe Serrorafte, iuelfe Tauien6e BON
Suoen our Slu1t treiben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-06-29

- Gin 8uderer lit elm Morber
Der Irmen; benn er nimmt ben SIR.
men &leibung, Saus, &der, 8ett,
Speiie lmo Grant un6 alle 2ebens.
nabrung. Soleli6 nimmt er ibnen
oas 2eben" (St. gernaroinus).
-gs lit nod ME erbort tporoen,
bob irgeno Elm Menih. Der Bis gum
gnoe rebtidaffen eelebt bot, auf oen1
Sterbebette bariiber Meue empfan6,
oab er redtidaffen gelebt bat. Bas
foIgerit ou oaraus2
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-06-29

9ie Sran3isfanerinnen finbigten
ben Bau zines neuen @oneges fir
Wdoden an. 9as neue &ar6inal
Stritb College Griiber ct. Glare
College, miro an @eitS Sflnboma
spe., atpiiben Der Siib 35. nnb Siib
80. Ctr, erri9tet unb runo anbert.
baIb Million Dollars foften.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-06-29

Gm 20. unb 80. Sunni feiert bic
ct. 2aurentius~ ~@emeinbe in @alb.
ington Goi,ntp lire Suuoertiabrfeier.
am gr6ffnungstage, 90. Stunt, miro
Der bodn'ite ST. gr5bifhof 4ilep elm
Hontififalamt balten. Der bohsp. Sr.
s. &. Staubenbah Dar Der erite reii-
oierenbe Yrieiter Der @emeinoe. I'm.
ter ieiner M6miniftration tpuroe bic
erite Hfarridule gebaut; 6ieielbe
lpuroe Iestes Scbr bon bl.noertuno.
neun Sdiilern beiuht. Ser 9o1m.
Sr. WiIbelm Beisbnupt lit Der iesi.
ge Seeliorger.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24

WA..ams, Gertrude Sw IS. Meyrrs, Steve Zuar .uI Bayou, J H Wakefield ell Daley, E I. Dixon, C P Andar- son Pete Borseth, Ba bars GO- meg Mark Jensen, He Pm te, Evelyn Hill, Glen Chaudle M c Edmunds, Chas. Anderon, Hal Moore, Ralph Thomas Y ern Johnson, Steve Bebich, Leon ard Peterson, Roy Downing, Wm. Bayou, Robert Saunders, Alhert Hutchinson, Dr. Beaver and daughter, Michael Geezy, Ed Boggs, Harold Olson
 INCOMING:
 MT. & Mrs. Hal Moore MT. Veil, Howard Furlong, Mrs. PaInoude & 2 children, Arthur HoIk, Osky Weeda, Carl Marcy, W. Meek, Evenson, Glen Scott, Arthur Melickian, Walter Me Donald, Tommy Mcdonald, F W Williamson, George Grigsby, Clinton GlIpin, Richard Farkas, Ole Leirmo, Capt c Fleming, Mrs. Stanton & infant, J H Wakefield.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24
Frost-MunseH


 Clara l.. Muneell and Joseph T. Frost, both employees of CAA at Woody island, were joined in marriage in ceremony at 8 pm August 15 at the home of Mr and Mrs Pete Deveau on Woody island. Commissioner Bubendorf officiated.
 The bride, gowned in tradi- tional white, was attended by Miss Kathryn Frost, sister of the bridegroom. Tom Frost, Jr, was best man for his brother.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24

There has been no report on Harry Blines, the MarshaPs of- flee announced this week, since his disappearance July 3 at Lar sens bay. He was 6r,t reported missing by his fishing partner, Lars Larson. The two were on a McConaghy boat at Larsen's bay and Baines was last seen ashore, walking toward the can nery.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24
kidder-Sivisind

Pat icia A. Sivisind, employee of the Polar Bear cafe, and George W Kidder, employe Of the KEA. were married on Thursday, August p, by Con- missioner c. W. Bubendorf at the latter's ofics.
 The couple were attended by Mrs. Mary Midkiff and Harold A, Sivisind.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24

Sales recorded this week at the Commissioners included:
 Guy and Myrtle Hildebrant, from Walter E. Erickson, Lot 12, Block 9, Leite addition.
 Jack and Wanda Delane, to Max and Aline La Lande, Lot 6, Block 7, $9000.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24
coogan-Pierce

Vera Pierce and Dorian Coog- an, both of Kodiak, were united in marriage on August 15 by Commissioner c. w. Bubendorf at the Iatter's office. Attendants for the couple were Minu Buben- dorf and Stanley McNallen.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24
Weddings 

Seven weddings in Kodiak and vicinity were reported this week at the U. s. Commissioners office.
 Included were:
 The marriage of Flora Nova and Martin Norell, on July IS, at Karluk, the ceremony being performed by U. s. Commission CT Robert von Scheele.
 On August 1 Margaret Shu- gak, and Alfred Qnijance, of San Jose, Calif., were joined in mar riage at Shearwater by Commis- sioner Robert von Scheele.
 Ceremonies at Kodiak were:
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24

The Mavis, Ben Kraft's we'll known boat, left this week for Seattle skippered by George Rowland and a crew from Me- Conaghy's cannery. The boat will be put on sale in Seattle.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24

Jack Delane and family are leaving ou the Dena!i for the States, and after some travelling expect to locate about the first of the year at Ephrata, Wash.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24

Robert R. Lunday left on the Mary Ann Friday for a trip to Sitkinak island off the southern end of Kodiak island, where he has some cattle. Charles Chris Jefferson is accompanying him.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24
Nels0n-Wick

On Friday, August 23, Com missioner Bubendorf joined in matrimony Kathern Wick and Charles Nelson, both of Kodiak The ceremony was performed at the Commissioners office before a few friends.
 Attendants were Katherine Katelnlkoff and Virgil Baker.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24

Doug Gray, former Naval in- telligence officer at Kodiak, now returned to work in the Wildlife service as civilian, was on the Brown Bear which visited Kod- iak this week.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24

Richard Farkas, representing Kean Styles, is in Kodiak this week, his first trip here in l2 years. He has been coming to Alaska l7 years.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24
McLaughIIn-Deitsch h

Margaret "Rita" Deitscb, op- orator of Della's Beauty Cabin, and John s Mclaughlin, civilian employe of a navy garage, were united in marriage Sunday by U s Commissioner c. w. Bu- bendoIf
 The couple were attended by Stanley Mclaughlin, son of the bridegroom, and Raymond du Bos.
 The couple will rlake their home here. Mrs. Mclaughlin, who has been operating Della Kipports' salon during the lat ter's vacation, has made arrange ments to take over the beauty shop of Mrs. Tom Horsman when the latter leaves.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24
Calender of Events

City Council meeting
 Monday, City Hall, 7i3O Teamster's Local 500, Monday, 8 pm, Union Hall. Rotary Club
 Tuesday noon, Victory cafe.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24

Rabbit season opens Sept 1 and there is no limit.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24
Hospital News

Nadia Ambrosia, 8, who resid- es at the Baptist Mission, was admitted on Tuesday for treat ment for ear trouble.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24

Skippered by Dell Valley, Me Conaghy's tender, the Panther, left this week for Seattle.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24

Mrs. Annieta Cuff spent three days in the hospital receiving treatment for a heart aiIment.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24
Alaska Steamship
 S.S. CordoUa

OUTGOING
 To Ouzinkie: Mrs. Fred & Pauline Torsen Lila Squartsoff
 To Seattle; Mrs. c A Hicks Arlene Hicks Ralph Wilson L Murray Louis Gierster Harry Burdash John Rockney Loretta Nachand Robert La Plant MT. & Mrs. Chas. Hartman &
 2 children Olive Larson Elll0CJ RoCefSOn Anne & Paul Watkins Michael & Bill Watkins Sam Kliev Magnal Larsen Jack Bislinghoff Bernardo Paraman Joe Reese Robert Hinshaw Pacific Northern AirlineS OUTGOING:
 Mrs. Sylvia Walcott, Derrick
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24

Jackie Nelson and David Pes trikoff had their tonsils removed on Wednesday
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24

Mrs. Alice Morino underwent an operation for the removal of her tonsiIs Friday.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24

Ben SholI is receiving treat. ment for a heart attack.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24

MT. and Mrs. Harold Pratt are the parents of a daughter, born on Thursday. The child will be named Evelyn Ann, and she weighed eight pounds one ounce.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24

, Ava Skonberg had her tonsiIs
 removed on Thursday.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-08-24

Ceremonies at Kodiak were;
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-09
LostC
By Pender Ali Group

BJRGAW, Aug. S-On Wednes-
day morning. the following Al
boys and girls, with their Lead
S, left by special bus for
Man go to attend the Lost Colo
ny"
Christine Pigrord, P Peggy j..
Marks. Barbara, Betty 10, and
Eleanor Dina1d, Elizabeth Dean
Johnson, Dewitt MCGOWAN, III,
md Dixon johnson, Sylvia Bur
aett, Shirley 6owden, Bonnie Ceile
Hanchey, jeanette Hall, Edward
Squi:es, AMI K. D. Futch, Jr.,
Alice Ray Dixon. Carolyn Akin
son, JacQua Eats, Dean Sudbury,
Joyce Newton. Mary Slocum Hall,
Billy H a S, Billy Whitehead,
David Newklrk, Pat Wheeler,
David Mcmillan. and Homer Hall,
Sue Walker. John Floyd Littleton
and Bobby Groom. Tommy Har-
vim, France o. Weston, home
demonstration agent, Mary Lee
Burns, assistant home demon
stration agent, Mrs. C. BoWden,
Mrs. H. C. Walker. Mr.. ]. T. Sas-
ser, Jr., Mrs. E. N Sudbury, and
Mrs Edward D. Atkinson, ane
Mrs. L. L. HarVin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-09
Joe Lane Elected
Teen-Haven Club

The Teen-Haven club of Nesbitt
courts held the regular business
meeting on Monday evening at
which time Miss Helen Preston
welcomed the five new members.
Barbara Tyner, Margaret Holdings
worth, Janice Reynolds, Charles
Creech and Julia Shaw.
The following officers were
elected: Joe Lane, president;
janice Reynolds, vice president;
and Helen Preston reelected secre-
tary-treasurer. Miss Irene Waters,
director Of the club, spoke to the
group on how to be a good club
member and read the rules to the
club.
Following the meeting games
and music were enjoyed. A skat-
ing party to be held Friday eve
nlng at the skating rink was
planned.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-09
ly striped sleeves.
By EPSIE KINARD

NEW YORK. - CNEA) lets
dress up" is the theme Of the fall
style story, which tells a tale in
early previews Of the triumph Of
ladylike elegance over the hoy
dens Of fashion and Of the feats
Of sleeves, peplums, tunics, bold
pocket and drapery in freeing the
silhouette from its sheath-like pris-
on.
Longer skirts-at least ar inch
longer-help and abet the lady
like look. They sway, ripple. flare
or dip in back to free the silhou-
cite. The back-dipping hemline,
seer In almost every collection,
gives both dresses and coats the
illusion of much more c%alf-cover-
ing than the tapeline measures.
The long jacket that has made
the grade as a short-fitted topper
this fall owes tits new role to a
back dip and a fish-tail swing.
Launched by Philip Mangone in
striped and plaid tweeds, these
coats with full dolman sleeves, de-
signed for easy assembling with
suits, can be worn until turs come
home from the storage vaults.
Both the injured and the pelt-
piled coat show a swing away
from the boxy toward the fitted
silhouette. Topping the shaved
thin sparseness of the wool coats
midriff is blousiness above in bal
looming sleeves, fitness below in
gathers, pleats or the bulky look
of fur. That also is the fashion
line followed by suits.
In suits a co~rseletted or belted-
in waist is usually made to look
more wee-sized by what loops out
in sleeves above CT below in tu-
mics, big pocke17 or peplums. If
it's a fur-trimmed wool suit, sup
pie bands of Persian lamb, nutria,
broadtail, ermine or muskrat bor-
der a peplum to make it flare out
like a %ballerina's skirt.
The dress for fall turns the
same profile to the fashion spot
light. But added to the current
repertoire of ripples is one which
the dress claims exclusively-dra-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-09

Mrs. W. A. Clebsch of Marion,
"a, was winner Of the high score
,rize at the weekly bridge lunch
non held on Wednesday at the Car
,lina Yacht club at Wrightsville
Beach. Miss Helen Codington was
winner of the low score award.
Mrs. B. r. Morrison, hostess for
August, had as her assistant host
esses for the week Mrs. Fred Burr
and Mrs. Eugene Hicks. Bridge
was in play at IA tables throughout
the morning and luncheon was
served at l o'clock.
Among those present were: Mrs.
Robert C. Cantwell, Jr., Mrs. Rob
ert G. Rankin, Mrs. Clarence Mat
fit, Mrs. William G. James, Mrs.
David H. Scott, Mrs. William EN-
erson, Mrs. duBrutz Poisson, Mrs.
Wadden Waters, Mrs. j. P. Pref
low, Jr., Miss Dwight Kerr OF
Louisville, Miss, Mrs. ]. D. How
I'll, Mrs. Osborne Foard;
Mrs. Louis Hanson, Mrs. ]. Hen
~ Gerdes, Mrs. B. H. Thomson,
Mrs. j. E. King of Williamson,
Mrs. w. A. Clebsch Of Marion, Va,
Mrs. E. A. Millican, Mrs. Norwood
Orrell, Mrs. J. W. Hood, Mrs.
Hugh McEachern, Mrs. L. D. Pot
ter, Mrs. Vann Toomer, Miss Mir
lam McEachern;
Mrs. E. H. Munson, Mrs. Fred
Jolly, Mrs. Guy A.. Caldwell, Mrs.
Claude Howell, Mrs. Charles Har-
,ington, Mrs. Robert Saalfield of