davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-03-10
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Evening star., 1946-03-10

Dance, Scott's Hotel, 1870 pm today
Buffet supper followed by dancing, on.
GERS, Club of United Nations, 8 o'clock TO-
night.
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27
Sen 90. Otai.

Sd fragte Snfel Sulius: uSaus
id in olterret6ii6e 8tenlte trate,
miiBte ih oann fatboliid tDeroen?"
gr: Seine SOee. Sd babe geraoe,
neil id) gu fatboliid mar, unter Dem
li6eralen Winiiterium i6ledte &ars
riere gemadt lno MIDI oesbal6 CUR
9ispoittion Itellen laiien." - Oeit
ausnabme Der Wobl5eiten BEN gans
5en Sag gearbeitet. Sd fann ntht
mebr iagen: ecco cost "a. gtein, es
gebt II / Of t langer 10.
slbenos iogte Nainer, oils ct gu mir
ins 3immer tom, Ider5eno: u8u biif-
felit, als Oh bic Seligteit oaoon OBJ
binge" Ias bumme 8ort bot eineu
tiefern Sinn als Ser Sunge abnt.
Sir pen orbeite i6 benn?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-06-08

SIoren5, oen 10. Wfai.

geim abI6ieo in Hom lagte mir
oie @eneralin bon &ubeleben in ibrer
llngenierten @eile: uSeBt einnal en-
avant, mon jertne ami! Sic perlalien
5tpar bie gnige Staot, aber = ,uenn
mid nidt alles triigt = iino Sic
bod auf oem @ege na6 &om." Sd
NOR ettpas empfinolid): ugr5ellen5,
ib banble na6 elmer 0epiie, melbe in
meiner Samilie idon mebrere Sabr-
bunberte in gbren gebalten miro: ::
Moyibus paternis, nad 8dterittte. :"
9a meinte Die gei6te la6enb: u8or
mebreren Sabrbunoerten mar Sbre
Samilie offenbar fatboltleh. Ilio:
nah gateriitte!" Sd mar 10 berbliifft,
bob it) nidt glei6 ettpas @ei6eites
ertpioern fonnte. 9as Srdulein n0-
tigte mid, cine fleine &opie bon @ui-
90 STEMS ,Waoonna bella 8ieta" an-
sunebmen. sic lit cine quite &iinItle-
rim. Weir fiel es auf, oaB tie mieber-
bolt BON Seroinano ipra6. &ainer
pertraute mir an, Seroinano laiie iid
ibr in ieoem Briefe empfeblen. gr
babe poriges Sabr tbre aunit iebr
betpunoert.
@egeno aben6 fanen mir bier an.
4uf oem 8abnbofe trafen mir 5ufdl-
Zig p. Berner, oeiien Mbreiie gum
3ambeii it6 beraogert bat. Ct iagte
3u Nainer: .8ete fir mild, Oenn III
Der Miiiion ba orii6en gebt es man-
dem ans 2eben. Nrn, ipen,t mir uns
bier nift tpieoerieben, Damn i'm Sim-
mel" Das flang aaes 10 natiirlid
ilno ielbltnerit1nolid. . bieie gliif-
Iihen Ratbolifen!
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Gortiesuug)
Sen 9. Mai.

Sen 9. Mai.
Woreens our Meiie nad ct. 8eter.
Sd ging ni6t nit Snfel Sulius auf
Die reiernierten 8l1se. 8as ioIte ih
beim corps diblonlatique! 2ieber miI9-
te i6 mid unter oie aneG6tige Wen-
ge. Die 5unftion am So1altare fonn-
te i6 ni6t genan ieben, ih itanb au
melt entfernt. Iber als ser YapIt al1f
Der sedia gestatoria our6 Die 8alili-
ia getragen Duroe, itono ih an einern
giinitigen Slate. 8elder Subel, mel
be geaeiiterung unter Sen &omern
lno Den Bilgern aus Ser beutl6en
,Seimat! gseben mir bielt, als Der 3ug
borbeifam, cine einfade Srau ibr
Sobn6er oem 8ater Der gbri iItenbeit
bod entgegen. Ser freunbli6e @reis
bemerfte es l,nb madte ld6elnb ein-
NAL beionoers fir Wutter uno &ino
bas &reu55ei6en. Sd mar tieferidiit-
tert nieoergefntet. gtnen slugenblid
batte ib oas @efiibl, als oh Die bun=
feln slueen oes 8apites auf mir rub
ten = ba badte id an lein @ort bonn
porigen Sabre: r@ie gut lit ser Serr
gegen alle, Die rebten Ser5ens itnb!
@eben Sic nit @ott."
Sd ifGme MIDI nift, oaB id
tpeinte. slls mid Die gliifielige 9fo-
merin anrief: Mon E padre dolce e
.be'signo, IL nostro santo baba?", ba
.gab id ibr aus gan5em Ser5en rebt.
8iloe id mir Elm, Dob Ser Saplt mel
ne 3iige irgeno1pie erfannt bat? gs
mag tpobl Saui6ung iein, er itebt ia
10 piele Meni6en. Soenfaas rief i6
mein Ev0iva begeiitert nit. 0ann
flii6tete i6 midi in ote &apene ser
'Hieta, l1no BORT babe td) gebetet Die
nidt mebr ieit meinen &na6eniobren.
abenos. 8ir padten sic Softer.
9ld, 1penn i6 oo6 nod einige $50
den in Hom bleiben fonnte! Sod
Dieaeidt lit es gut, oaB es fortgebt.
Moribus antiqms. i6 min treu blei-
ben, treu Ser feligion, ipel6er mein
8ater unb meine Sorfabren angebor=
ten. 9os bin i6 oem slnoenfen met
mes gaters iduloig. Sd fann mir als
8roteItant immerbin oas al1smGblen,
mos i6 fir perniinftig balte. Hainer
ipollte germ Sen Moies in San Bie-
tro in 8ineoli ieben. @r NOR ME bort
uno mir gingen. Ser S1nge meinte:
n@ie furdtbar 1nuB crit @ottes Wea=
ieItat lein lpenn Or l1ns einmal fragt:
8ie bait bu Mein 8eieB gebalten?"
gSie fonmt Der lie6enspiiroige &na-
be BEL bieier @elegenbeit auf 10 ern.
ite @eoanfen2 Addio, Roma.
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Die Siebe ,u oen
Derltorbenen
(6ortiesung folgt)

Die bl. gliIo6etb, Sodter 0es un-
goriiden &onigS slnoreas uno Der
&0nigin 8ertruo, begte eine iebr
groBe 2iebe 5u Sen SerItorbenen. Mtt
ei9ener SanO nabte lie oft 0ie Sotens
fleiOer, be5ablte ben armen 2euten
Oie 8egrabni5foIten uno folgte ben
2eiden5iieen bis gum &irdbofe, 1pabs
reno lie i'm Ser5en 81 8ott flebte, gr
moge Seinen 8el6opfen Elm gndOis
ger Hi6ter iein. @enn 8erlpanote ges
ltorben Daren, 10 perOoppelte it6 ibr
@ifer I'M @ebete. Naf 0en Sooe ibrer
Ntutter 8ertruo borte lie niht auf,
quite 8erfe ltno itbritnItige @ebete
fiir Otelel6e 81 Oerrt6ten.
Sn elmer gtadt erI6ien ibr oie
8erItorbene in SrauerfIeioern nit
traurigent, bittenoem @eI Iidtsaus.
orufe uno iprad: ~0teine Sodter,
iieb' bier 5u oeinen 6iiBen oeine l1ns
gliiflidje Ot1ttter, Die Did bei6D0rt,
oeine llebungen 5u bermebren. 8ete
fir mid, bilf mir! Sd leiOe enties.
li6e Gualen, neil i6 Die mir unuer-
traute 8eipolt nift getpiilenbaft ge=
mug gebraudt babe. Inn ales, mas
if fiir Oid] getan u1o gelitten babe,
beldDore id) Oi6, tue aaeS, mas ou
fonnIt, Inn midi 5u erlolen!"
gntiett un0 betriibt erbob Itt gli-
Iabetb unDer5iigli6 BON ibrem Sager,
Inn lpeineno uno beten0 Die garm-
ber5igfeit oes Serrn an5urufen. Ser
Sdlaf iiberpGltigte tie in ibrem Sie-
besperfe. Sic erblidte lire Wtlltter
nun aberlnal5, ober gun5 oeranoert,
peiBgefleioet nit freuoeitrublenoem
9lntlibe; ibren 2ippen entitrOmten
9anfesrporte, neil OaS tnbriinItige
8ebet Ser So6ter ibr bic Simmels-
pforte geoffnet bate.
80 io1en aud mir 1nierer SerItors
benen geOenten!
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auf oem 9ampfer vWiramar"
5mii6en Geneoig uno Srielt.

sluf oem 9ampfer vWiramar"
5tpiiden Seneoig uto Srielt.
Sante Gblotiloe orGnste CUR Ibs
reiie, oblpobl mir anfangs porbatten,
5lpei Gage in SeneOig 5u bleiben.
Sd itte auf oem Sinteroede uno
perlube-
8el6 berrli6e flare 2uft, -
abidrift zines 8riefes
an Brofeilor Gaiar
Stn0er
5iren5e, Sia oei 5oili, 8ala5.
80 9eicolini.
~Ser5lieber 9rofeiior!
u9ie ,Wiramar' i6aufelt pegell
mill Sbnen bod einen 8ruB lenoen,
ebe i6 gang aus SStalien beraus bin.
No6 lit Die lombaroiife aiilte in
Si6t, uno in tpeiter, blauer Serne
erfenne t6 nod cine @ebirgsfette.
Die 2uft lit infolge elmer frii6en
'8riie flar uno ben. Weir bangt Dor
Grieit. Sante Ioelbeio ertpartet uns
oort = allein, obne tie, Die i6 ni6t
pergeiien fann. &ainer bat 5reuno-
ld)aft geIbloilen NIT einem iungen
2ei6tmatroien ltno laBt it9 baS gan-
sc Sdiff aeigen. Sd pollte Die beioen
ifi55ieren, aber es miro mir 51 iGDer
nidt megen Ser 8emegung oes
S6iffes, ionoern tpeil mid &ainers
3iige INNER an Stepbanie erinnern,
Die i6 pergeiien muB. Sdtte i6 nur
meinen Brofeiior bei mir! . nie
fiible i6 mild 10 einlam! Sn meinem
Softer liegen einige 8rol6iiren iiber
oas neue italienilbe Strafgelesbu6.
SolIen sic meine Sreunoe ,iein in
Srieit? Sd) muE ituoieren, ionit
fommen mir gu piele tribe @eoan=
fen. slu6 muB id MIDI nadltens ent-
i6lieBen, babeim UNI meine slnItels
lung als 9feferenbar ein5ufommen.
Senator @obring brdngte ldon, tpie
Sic ipillen, in einem 8riefe, BEN i6
in 9tom erbielt. Shreiben Sic balo
unO trolten Sic Sbren Sic ber5li6
Iiebenoen
Sermann."
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babe i6 Sbnen oie traurise 9adridt
mit5uteilen, oaB mein Snfel 8reper
nno feline Sral1 gerihtli6 geifieoen
iino. 0ie Sade ipielte i6on lange,
aber gu 9eb5eiten 8apos 1puroen
our6 oieIen INNER aae 0ifferen5en
10 5iernlid) ousgegliden. SD bin frob,
oaB Eapa Sen aussang Der Sade
ni6t mebr erlebt bot. Sonte gblos
ttloe tpuBte I'M aaes uno befam pies
oerbolt aufregenoe griefe. Weir teilte
tie aber crit oas fait accombh nit.
Die &in0er ltno - oenfen Sic, tpie
traurig! - beim 8apa. 8ieie Gnts
ideioung Ser 8eridte bot einigermas
BEN iiberraIft, bod ideint tie leioer
geredt 5u iein. Sante 8reiper lit nit
ibrer unperbeirateten Sdpeiter BON
Ger Solot na6 8aris. Wean bot olles
getan, um Sen SfunOol 5u Oermeioen,
ieoo6 umIonlt, oenn beioe Seile bas
ben es 10 gelpoat. 8enn Die gltern
oo6 tpenigltens auf Gaul uno 8eorg
Hiidit6t genommen batten! getft Die
&inoer, iiberbaupt feline Wtadt ser
groe fonnte tie beieinanoer balten.
sl6, 1ieber Hrofelior, nie pieles bat
It6 gednoert Ieit Dem 8ernslober Sc
ite! Worgen, am %, lit oie Sod5eit
meiner &uitne 9febfotp nit ggen
@eiBenlee. 9a miro pobl au6 Elm
S6atten ouf sic Seitfreuoe fallen!
sd bin 5u oufgeregt, Tim Sbren
grlef beute 5u beanttporten. gr NOR
iebr often, oa5 muB i6 lagen. slber
nihts fitr UNCUT! 8eitatten Sic mir
Die cine Srage: Sinh Sic mirflid
ni6t aus Surdt fatbolilb setporoen?
grinnern Sic it6 an oa5 @emdloe in
Bila Ser Sriumpb oes Sooes'?
Ser5eiben Sic, penn idy Sbnen 10 et=
mas fall6lid inlinuiere; i6 oente
aber oft Oaran.
uGainer fomnt i'm SerbIt auf oaS
8pmnoltum Stella Motltina in SelO-
firf, alio 3u Sen Seluiten. 8is iett
bat i'm nod iein Sofmeiiter, Or.
Genfmart, 1lnterrthtet - er loa iid
uber fir oie Staatspriifung oorberei=
ten. Soffentlit miro er in Selofirf)
fein Seiuit. Brofeiior, id bin per=
itimmt itber oie gan5e 8elt, faIt audi
b0le auf Sic. S6reiben Sic b a I 5,
oamit id benerer 2aune nerbe. Otit
ber5lihen @riiBen bon 11nS oaen Sbr
Sic Itets liebenoer
Sernann.
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Sernlann. "
26.
Grie it, SEN %. W2ui.

0torgens nad 8eiBeniee telegra=
pbiert sur @ratulation. Ha6mittogs
nit Snfel Sulius 8elu6e gemadt.
Gor Dem giien iuriItiide glrbeiten.
Wtein 8ott, pofiir arbeiten, nenn
mor fein 3tel bat! ltno 5u SauIe
als Geferenoar, pofiir? Sir Sen 9lI=
IeiIor. uno oann? 9looofat ooer Gi6-
ter. ltno oann? Sir oie Sonilie
I6affen ltno itre6en. Sir men? sld,
id Itebe ia uaein, mein 2ebensgliid
lit 5erIt0rt! ltno 1penn es Oo6 10 fG-
me? Sir sic Witbiirger arbeiten.
l1no 0ann? Geid) uno geebrt leben,
oieaei6t penigItens. l1no ounn?
Sterben. - - @ie re9t bot oof
Sbomas a 8enpis: vSorbeit lit es,
Oas gegenlpartige 2eben ein5ig 5u be-
a6ten, uno nidt borous5uieben, mas
Oie 3utrnft bringt"!
slbenos ging i6 in sic nabe Bfarr-
firde. &ann ih nidt au6 als 8rote=
itant i'm tatboliiben 8ottesbauie BE-
ten? 8arum iin0 uniere &irden
tagsiiber geI6loiien! Eonte sloelbeiO
Iagt: ~Ste proteItantilbe Stride lit ia
MIR Elm Greoigtbau. Sit Ser SreOiger
ni6t oarinnen, 10 lit tie I'M giinittg=
item SAL ein WuIeum fiir slr6iteftur
uno anoere ihone &iinlte. Sebr oft
niht einmal oas."
8enn i6 nun INNER in fatbolii6e
&ir6en ginge, au6 gum @ottesoienit
- ooer wenigItens oann, penn feline
Meeiie lit? - Die 2eute 1piiroen nei=
men, i6 | ei fatboliid. Gus barf ober
nt6t geideben.
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-@8Y>---->>~
Moribns paternis - Aad1 natrrf1ttr
Grdblnns aus ber 9amtnrs e6a borsn ahrbanberts
Bon Ausgar AIbiRs

berum. @ie erl6rafen Sante gblotil-
De uno i6, als mir BENT elenb uno per-
fomnen bareinl6auenoen sstaliener
ins 8eliht laben! gs mar iener Sig
nor gtarlint, Ser Dor stpei Sabren in
Eante Sultes Salon Surore ma1te.
Sante Gblotiloe itanb auf unb febrte
tns Sotel auriid. Sd iu6te Giarlini
mteoer5nfinoen. Gr erfunrtte midi unb
er5ablte mir unter Srdnen feline Sc.
ididte. Die auintelien5 mar: er bot
te gbre, Germogen unb @lauben ber-
loren llno lanf mneu tiefer unb tie
fer, bis er III ieiner Seimat oieIes
@etperbe anfing, Inn leben 5u fonnen
= er, Der Dor 5tDei Sabren I'M 8bil-
barnonil9en aon5ert beflati6t unb
gefeiert tpuroe! gr fragte nab pielen,
Die er gefunnt. Son MiB @ire, Ser
@oupernante BEL Mmrings,
urteilte er: vSie NOR cine l6le1te
Serlon, aber Signora @iulia bat oos
ni6t getpnBt." gr nabm eine gelo-
unteritiisung oanfbar an. Gum ab-
idieo meinte Der beoauernsperte
WenI6: User gut uno moralil6 lebt,
bat ni6t 5u fiirdten oaB er feline &e.
ligion perliere, Signor Bretorio. Ole
lie 8abrbeit babe t6 an mir erfabren.
@ott iei nit Sbnen! Felicissima notte
= beten Sic fiir midi" 60 i6ieoen
mir.
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Der Hrofeiior blieb in GIoren5 ai-
rid. Wann tperoe ib ben lieben
Mnnn 1pieberleben? Wein Eroit lit,
bob mir rns fleiBig idreiben pollen.
@egen Eante gblotiloe iinb mir nod
8eneoig sefabren. Sic ipridt oft BON
Brepers, aber INNER gebeimnispol.
Mbertos ip1t. @ir idBen nad Dun-
fel.peroen Iange in einem gnfe auf
Dem Mnrfus.BIase. Cine iener Mu-
fimnn6en. Die in Stalien 10 b1ufig
berundieben. fpielte Dor unierem Me-
itaurnnt. Mm Shluiie ging elmer Der
Biolinfpieler nit benz savmelteller
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Zen "a. 9gfai.

9tainer fragte beute: ~9niet ibr
Sroteitanten eigentlih beim 8eten?"
Sd: rS0dIt ielten." gr: rsber boh
in ser &irde?" Sd: uNein, oerortige
sleuBerliffeiten iinO uns nift et-
gent" gr: ~Nimm mfrs nift libel,
lieber Better, ibr 6ebanOelt BEN lteben
8ott redt ,idlampig', 1pie lie in @ien
Iagen." Sd fonnte niht iiber i'm,
Ionoern MIR iiber mid boIe 1peroen.
Gs lit i'm 8runoe ipabr: SiirIten uno
StanOesperIonen bieler @elt uno g..
9. ouh SEN Gamen ertpeiIen mir eis
men anItdnOigern &ult ais 8ott oem
Serrn. llno ser Wenid lit oo6 nidt
bloBer @eilt - oaber n1tB au6 Ser
2eib 0tenen, lpenn Ger gan5e
WenId) Otenen IoQ.
(6ortiesung folgD
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%
- - .
Srie It, Sen 13. Wtai.

Seute fritz bier angelangt. Sante
40elbeio enpfing uns auf oas lie-
bensmiiroislte in Der 8illa 8acifica.
Sd fragte na6 Stepbanie. Sante
anttportete fur5: rgs gebt ibr gut
Sic lit 5ufrieoen unb gliidlid. lls i6
Dor BRET Sagen bon ibr abidteo
nabnl perlpra6 iie, aud fir Sic,
lieber Sernann, 5u beten." = M6,
mein @ott, lit bas anes? Iber ba Ou
oas Spfer bon mir perlangIt, 10 min
i6 es bringen: nidt freuoi T g, oas
fann ih ni6t; aber FIRE imilliG
in INTERVIEWING unter Die Sano
9einer 8orlebung.
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Sd min 6en Briefmediel nit 6em
guten 8rofefor in mein Eagebuh
Sd iebit babe 6oh faunt
TroitIifes 5il notieren.
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s ri e It, oen IA. Mai.

Seroinano bat in 8ien iein gra-
men als 2egationsietretdr gemaAt.
gr fommt ndhite @ode. Damn boffe
id, nit linn Ieien unb Ituoieren an
fonnen Biz ib beimreiie. 11nb 90.
beirn? . nie miro es einiam uer6en!
Mber es gebt audi 10 - ecco cost "a.
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g ene6 ig, ben II. Wai.

20.
Ad-daleel., 1946-06-19
Miss Louise Camel
Attains Medical Degree

Omaha, Nebr-Miss Louise Camel re-
ceived her doctor of medicine degree from
the Creighton University College of Medi,
cine at Omaha.
DR.. Camel who is the first Syrian wo,
physician from Nebraska, was homo
red by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias
j. Camel, (~natives of Aleppo, Syria), at a
dinner and reception in the ballroom of
the Blackstone Hotel, Omaha, on the eve
ming of her graduation.
Among 200 guests at the dinner were
the members of her graduating class.
After attending st. Mary's High School
in Omaha, DR.. Camel took her pre,medical
wark at Creighton University where she
was affiliated with Pi Phi Epsilon Soro-
rity and was a member of the Inter Soro>
rity Council
DR.. Camel is now in Denver, Colo, at,
tending her internship at the Mercy Hos,
pital'
Ad-daleel., 1946-06-19
REV.
ELLA HAMATI
PASSED AWAY

Toledo, Ohio-Rev. Ella Hamati, a great
Arabic Linguist and poet died last Sunday
night. He was pastor of the Syrian Ortho'
dox Church at Manasen, Penn. before he
was retired and settled in Toledo, Oh. and
was beloved by all
He will be missed by all of us Syrian-Le-
banese who have had the pleasure of
knowing him and of reading his Arabic
writings.
He has gone but his poetry lives after
him. His writings will be read by many in
the future and all will acclaim him as the
great man that he was
Ad-daleel., 1946-06-19
SAM SAIGH JR.
II YEARS OLD
DROWNED IN BELLE ISLE

1t is with great sorrow that we learned
Of the tragic death of Sam Saigh Jr. son
of Mr.. and Mrs, Victoria Saigh of Detroit.
He was drowned while canowing at Bell
Isle, last Saturday afternoon. He leaves be-
side his father and mother, two brother
and a sister
Sas was just seventeen years old, just
growing into manhood. He was a great
friend to all who knew him. He will be
dearly missed by us all
We wish to express our deepest sympa'
thy to his father, mother and family.
Ad-daleel., 1946-06-19
CONGRATULATIONS


The Guide" extends it's hearty congra-
tulations and wishes good luck for the flu
to all the graduates of Syrian and Lee
banese ~parentage.
We were notified of the following gra-
duations:
Annis Gaynor-St. Anthony
Lorraine Abraham-St. Anthony
Ester Ganem St.-Martin
Rose Joseph-St. Anthony
Theresa Kanan-St Anthony
Mary Noufel-Western High
Dolores Assad-McKenzie
Joseph Merhy-Dearborn High
Roney Rayess-Scripps School
Nora Farris-Eastern High.
Ernestine P. Libous-Pittsburgh, Penn.
Ad-daleel., 1946-06-19
THE ARISTA CLUB
Presents
THREE CORNERED MOON"
Bv Gertrude Tonkonnou

By Gertrude T~OnkOnOgy
This hilarious family comedy will long
remain in your memory as one of the finest
plays you have ever seen. AS you will recall,
it had a long run on Broadway some years
ago and also produced in Hollywood.
The ARlSTA CLUB presents it as their
annual play for 1946-produced by their
Director, Robert Hampton-and featuring
former stars Jane Anderson, Harriet Frink.
Robert McKenna, and a number of newly
discovered talented young people.
Mark it on your calendar now-bring your
family and friends. on Friday. June FL or
Saturday. June %. to McCollester Hall at
$3.50 P. M.
Tickets $1.OO plus zoe tax. May be purchased
from any Arista Club member, by phoning
church office, Temple 1-4O08, or at the door
on the evenings of the performance.
DON'T MISS I'll! JUNE 81 AND %
Ad-daleel., 1946-06-19
Around The
Nation News

Kearney, Nebr.-Miss Madeline Yen,
ev, daughter of the late Elias Yenney and
Shahda, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shah,
da.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Michael Yenney of Sioux City Iowa
at st. George Syrian Orthodox Church in
Kearney, Nebr.
The best man was Mr.. Simon Shahda,
broahter of the bridegroom and the
bridesmaid was Mrs. Josephine Semour,
daughter of the Rev. Yenney.
After the ceremony a reception was held
and over four hundred people attened.
Congratulation
Ad-daleel., 1946-06-19
TIE POPULATION of LEBANON

J. is reported from Beirut, the capital of
Lebanon, that q new Statistical Abstract
for the population Of Lebanon has been
worked out by the National Government.
The computation of the population was
prepared on the basis of the different sects
of the country and was accompanied by
tables showing the figures of statistics of
1882 as compared with those turned out
recently. The tables shows the rate of in
Ad-daleel., 1946-06-19

Omaha Nebr.-Rev. Father M. Yenney,
of Sioux City, Iowa, christend the son of
1t and Mrs. Cardous S. Abdoush. The
father, 1t. Cardous came directly from
China to attend the ceremony. The God
father was Mr.. Francis Abdoush, his I'M
Gle, and the God'mother Mrsr. Abdullah
Karam.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-01
; MIDDLEBURG

Sunday dinner guests of DR.. and
/ Mrs. L. Z. Traul were Mr. .ano
Mrs. Robert Traul and children, of
Findlay, and Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Notes.-The ,Bellefontaine ,and their
SCH, Seaman First Class Tom Note
stine, of Great Lakes, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Stokes and
children are vacationing in Cur
It's, Mich.
Rev. A. L. Vandegriff returned
last week from Cincinnati where
he assisted at the marriage of his
grandson, Robert A. Vandegriff, to
Virginia Roberts, a graduate of
Ohio Wesleyan University, Della
ware. The wedding was held in
the Walnut Hills AVondale Metho-
dist church.
Private Gene Wilson, Camp At
terbury, Ind, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wilson.
Mrs. Irene Dixon and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Nusser attended the an
Inual inspection of Bethel lodge, O..
E. S., at Waynesfield, Saturday.
Bill Cox and Mr.. and Mrs. Myr-
vim Cole and children left Satur-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-01
: MT. VICTORY

The Roundhead Grange present
ed a program at the Wolfcreek
Grange Hall, Thursday night, June
81. Worthy Master David McNeal
was in charge of the regular meet
ing. Refreshments were served to
one hundred and thfrty-one people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Clapsaddle
are spending this week at the
home of her brother-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Leder, of
Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wright
were honored by a miscellaneous
shower at the Legion Hall, Fri
day night, June 2t. The young
couple received many lovely and
useful gifts. Refreshments were
served at the close ofthe evening.
Mr.. Pete Nedig, of Marion, was
a Thursday afternoon caller at the
Jesse Moore home.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-01
Modern Methods Protect
Soldiers From Diseases

American soldiers in North At
rica are almost entirely free of in.
fectiouS and contagious diseases.
Before United States troops landed
in North Africa last November, the
medical intelligence service of the
surgeon generals department had
complete details in hand as to the
conditions to be guarded against,
and preventive measures were
promptly put into effect.
One of the most effective forces
against the hordes of mosquitoes has
been new lotion which the soldier
rubs on his face and hands and other
exposed parts of his body. Only a
few drops are required. A single
application of the lotion repelS the
mosquitoes for at least 400 minutes,
probably in excess of a normal tour
of duty.
Flies and other insects have been
fought with a bomb-like device
which the soldier sets off with a
lTlgSer' IL contains spray naL
kills all the flies and insects in a
room of ordinary size, but is harm
less to humans. The elimination Of
lice is accomplished by an entirely
new powder, to be sprinkled on
clothes. In consequence, the elabo-
rate apparatus used in the last war
is no longer required. AS general
rule, however, American troops in
Africa have been free of the pest.
The sanitary corps, another unit
Of the surgeon generals department,
has cleaned up breeding places Of
insects in and near American-occu-
pied areas, usually through spread
ing fuel oil and arsenic dust on stag
nant ponds and pools.