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The midland journal., 1946-11-08
Woman's s Demo-
cratic Club

The Woman's Democratic Club of
Cecil County at it's annual business
meetign held in Elkton, elected the
following officers to serve for the en-
suing year: President, Mrs. Wholly
Brown of Zion; vice-president, Miss
Lucy Stapp, of Chesapeake City; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. John ]. Ma
loney If Chesapeake City; cores
ponding secretary, Mrs. Nellie McIn-
tyre of Elkton; treasurer, Mrs. Isa-
bell Williams of Zion.
The midland journal., 1946-11-08
State Police Recover
Stolen Cars

Two cars were recovered by the
State Police on Monday of last week,
after they had been stolen the Satur-
day previous. Willard Persons car,
although wrecked, was recovered
near E!kton after the thieves had run
out of gas, and the car belonging to
Ruben Devine was found along the
highway in good condition, but out of
gas. Both owners had left their keys
in tkei~ cars for few minutes while
attending to business.
The midland journal., 1946-11-08

Mrs. Stanley Husfelt, of Elkton,
was seriously injured by falling down
the basement steps at her home. She
was taken to Union Hospital for
treatment.
Joseph Poore, of near Fair Hill,
is a patient in Union Hospital, Elk
ton, suffering from an injured hip,
resulting from a fall at his home.
Misses Catherine Kirk, Martha
Tosh. Virginia Richards and Lucia
Venable visited friends in Virginia,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers McFerren
and Michal visited relatives in
Waynesboro, Pa. Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Clara Biles is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Robertson, Free
hold, N. ].
DIR. end Mrs. Donald Fogg visited
Mrs. f. Gump, Bridgteon, N. j.. on
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Cherry is visiting DR..
and Mrs. Villa mWorkman, Mt. JOY,
Pa.
Mr.. john B. Dodson, of Stemmers
Run, Md, spent the week with his
son, DR.. r. G. Dodson and family.
The midland journal., 1946-11-08
Waste Paper Collection

The Boy Scout Troop of Rising Sun
will make waste paper collection on
Saturday afternoon. Nov. 8, at one
o'clock.
Tie Your papers in bundles and
place them on the porch or walk in
front of your premises and the Scouts
will pick them up when they come
around with the truck.
The midland journal., 1946-11-08
Sixty.Fourth w Wed--~s .--
ding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Keene of Havre
de Grace, quietly celebrated their
Gath wedding anniversary on Sunday
November 8, with family dinner.
Mr.. apd Mrs Keene were married
in Chester, Pa, but have resided in
Havre- de Grace practically all OF
their married life. They have nine
children.
The midland journal., 1946-11-08
ClOugh-Hurtt

Miss Myrtle Jane Clough, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Clough OF
Earleville, Md, and Mr.. Alfred Will
mer HURT, son of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred HURT of Earleville, Md, were
united in marriage on Saturday, Oc-
tober 26, at Elkton, by the Rev.
Walter A. Hearn.
The midland journal., 1946-11-08
Water System For
North East

The contract for the installation
of municipal water system has been
awarded by the Town Commissioners
of North East.
The Fritz Construction Company
received the contract at a bid of
$132, 900. 1t is expected work will
begin at an early date. A bond issue
was voted by the citizens of the town.
The midland journal., 1946-11-08
Thanksgiving Day
Proclamation

President Truman has issued the
Thanksgiving Day proclamation, des-
ignating Thursday, November %, as
Thanksgiving Day.
The Presidents action was taken
in accordance with law passed by
Congress making it mandatory to
designate the last Thursday in No
vember as Thanksgiving Day each
year
The midland journal., 1946-11-08
Chest Clinic

A chest clinic by the Maryland Tu-
berculosis Association is scheduled
for Elkton on Wednesday, Nov. 13.
The clinic will be held on the first
floor of the old Union Hospital build
ing at 1000 o'clock in the morning,
The midland journal., 1946-11-08
Sentenced To Penitentiary

Raymond Klemslwski, 25, and
David Fortenburg, 80, both of Balti-
more, who were convicted of robbing
a freight car at Port Deposit, have
each been sentenced to Is months in
the penitentiary.
The midland journal., 1946-11-08
Union Hospital Donation

First week in November. Please be
liberal and send or take to Miss Mary
Brumfield, Rising Sun. Ske will
credit you.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-16
: Sran 5. S., gsaH.

I'm BEN Bflan5entpud,s, iotpobl
Semitic als au6 8lumer, inn @arten
gu foroern, nub man fir einen gut
|geoiingten 8ooen Gorge tragen. 8e-
reits I'M Serblt ooer anfangs 8inter
fam man Stallmiit, am belten Sub
|miIt, iiber 0ent 8ooen ousbreiten ooer
.untergraben. gs lit iebr 5li ernpfeb-
len, Dor Dem @inter ben gooen tief
'ouf5ugraben, oan1it er geb6rig iiber-
1pintert.
Sieleidlt nod borteilbafter lit
flitiliger Ginger ooer ssauhe, sic
man audi inn CONNER our 8egieBung
Ser 8lumen nno oes 8etniiles ge=
brau6en fann. Sluf Der Sarm lit es
leidJter, iib oieie 8iingmitte[ 5u be-
idaffen. sSn Der Stoot fann man Iid
bon einem 5armer einen elmer biin-
men Submits beridaffen uno in Ell
mem Sub on elmer ndBig ionnigen
Gde Die Sau6e 5u6ereiten. Sn bas
SOB iditttet man einen gimer Stub
miit nno fiille nun Die Come NIT fal=
tenn 8aiier. 8er iiber Saude ber=
fiigt, gebe au6 nod einen elmer
Sou6e bin5u. 9ieie Wii6ung bleibt
orei bo1e @o6en lteben, fann ober
bin nno nieoer nit einem Stod um=
geriibrt iperben. gfab Serlauf oieier
3ett lit Ser fliiiiige 0iinger fertig. gs
oarf iett nicht ettpa in ieirem iesigen
3ultanbe ausgegolien iperoen; er mnB
nit flarem, abgeitanoenem @aller
nodnalS beroiinnt tperben, mas an1
einfo6iten auf Die 8eile 5l1 betpir=
fen lit, oaB man Die @ieBfanne Elm
9rittel NIT bem fliifiigen 9iinger unb
5pei Srtttel nit flarem @aiier ON
fiiat. Sdufige biinne 1unggiiile mir
fen peitans beiier, als bin uno tpie-
Der ein 8uB nit frdftigem 9iinger.
9ie 5liiiiigfeit lon nrr tribe aus
ieben, nientals bunfel iein. SIT bie
6liiiiigfeit aus ser Come ousge-
idopft, 10 miro abermals @aiier oor=
ouf gegoilen. 0ie Come bleibt 1pie=
Der orei 8oden lteben uno gum
5Weitenmal lit ser fliiiiige 9iinger
fertig No6 ein orittes Mal fam Der
ielbe Siinger in ser Sonne ousge=
laugt tperOen. gSer @efliigeloiinger
bat perpenoe oieien uno fiige ettpos
SolSal6e uno Stub bin5u. Nad Ser
louf bes Sommers nuB Die Come
ousgeraunt 1peroen, onnit inn font
atenoer Sabr Elm nelser IufguB be-
reitet iperoen fann. Der ausgelaugte
Oeilt miro auf BEN &ompoItbaufen
geDorfen.
&ubmiit lit 5ur gereitltng bes
fliiiiigen 0iingers enti6ieoen nm
borteilbafteiten on5utpenber, oa er am
inbaltsreidIten unb ben Bflan5en am
5utragli6lten lit. Iber au6 Sferbe=,
S6af=, 3iegen= uno &onin6enniIt
fonn CUR gereitung bes fliiiiigen
Diingers benlltt tperoen, nur lit Damn
eine ettpas ldngere 2augeaeit gu ber-
Sier muB Die sliiliigfeit
minoeitens brei @o6en lang liegen,
pdbreno BEL <bniit pier5ebn Sage
uno mitunter au6 i6on tpeniger aus
reiben, Tim Dem fliiilieen 0iinger bie
geipiinidte Aualitat gu geben.
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). %. st., g. 6.

Dieie INNER tpieoer auftau6enoen
&ir6enpereinig inig,ngsperiu6e ser pro-
teitantiihen Seften lit elm boffnungs-
uno ausii6tsloies l1nternebnen. gll=
le oieie iogenannten &irden uno
air6lein iino bon Dem 2ebensbou,
me Der Stride GbriIti, Der fatboIilden
Stride, abgeriiiene aeite ltnb 3tpeige,
nel6e beroorrt 1tno getrodnet 1in6.
ane Gerlufe, bielelben 5un 2eben
5u bringen, tperoen un6 miiiien i6ei-
tern. Maes, tpas init bieien lebloien,
totem IeIten geideben fann, lit, iie
ms Seuer gu tperfen aum Serbren-
men. gs gibt angeborige bieler Sefs
ten, 1pelbe aufrihtig oie 8abrbeit
iuGen uno iie au9 finben, tpenn iie
gllten @illens iinb. 9ie 3abl Ser
aonbertiten iiberiteist idbrli6 piele
SauIenbe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-16

bon Sen 8u1binbern, Der bl. 8oni.
fatiug bon ben 9nbbanblern, Der or.
@ermanus bon ben 8ilbbanern rno
Ser FL. Mmbroiius bon ben @ahs-
5iebern als Batron berebrt. Die
8olbarbeiter ilno Sbmieoe riefen
oen FL. Glieius on; Die aarrner iino
8roouftei1bdnoler ben III. gdfolals; !;
Die 0refsler ben FL. erasmus, Die
Su1nlaher ben FL. Worffn. Der bl.
antonilts beifiiste oie Siin1er; Der
FL. 8ilbelm Die Spengler, Der bl.
@oar Die Sdfner; Der FL. &obus Die
Shreiner; Ser I'll. Bruno 6ie Slider;
Der bl. Subertus Die Sornoreber; Ser
bl. 8laiius bie Seifeniieoer; Der bl.
Grispinus Sic S6ubma6er.
@enn aud i'm getpobnIiden 2eben
oas peiblibe @ei6Ieht bonn San6-
perf auseeidloiien eri6eint, 10 iito
inter oen FL. Srauen unb Sung
frauen bes Sinn1els oo6 biele, mel
fe als S6utbeilige oes Sanbmerfs
perebrt puroen. 9te bl. gliiabetb
bon Sbiiringen, 1pelde burd ibre
8obltatigfeit 10 iebr sldn5t, mar
Sfusbeilige Ser 8dcfer. Der FL. 9ea-
tia, ser Itanbbaften uno feuiben
Sungfrau, melber Ser Senfer ben
8iirtel nidt bonn 2eibe nebmen fonn-
te, ipeibten ii6 bie @iirtler unb @lof-
fengieBer. Die III. 8iiBerin Weagoale-
no, beritdtigt our6 ibre gitelfeit unb
beriibmt our6 ibre 8uBe, pertrat bas
Generic Ser Sriieure unb &am1rla-
der, tpeld)e 10 oft Ser gitelfeit bjenen
niiiien. Sic FL. &atbarina, sic burh
oas Gap Ben 500 erlitt, tpuroe bon
ben @agnern uno &utI I6ern angeru-
fen. Srgelbauer 1lnb Snitrumenten-
NADER itanoen unter bem S6ute ser
bl. Gacilia. Die I'll. Selena, bie sluf-
finoerin 0es &reu5es lno Der Hdgel
GbriIti, Dorb bon BEN geagell6mieben
alS S6ubbeilige berebrt. Sn Der 60
oesart Ser Fl. Gbriitina, Die nit Ell
nem Wtitblltein I'M Ben Sails ms
Waner geltitr5t 1Duroe, lag ibre Stel=
lung GUM Wiillergeperbe. 8ie bie
2egenoe er5ablt eri6ienen ser FL. 9o-
rotbea, sic ii6 ben Serrn als 8r1u-
tigam ausgetpdblt batte, Dor ibrem
Sooe @ngel nit 8lumenfrGn5en, uno
besbalb 1purbe tie bon oen 81rtnern
als Sdutbeilige berebrt.
gs ltno Dies bel 1peitem nidt alle
Generic, ieOod lit erii6tlid, tpie in
Ser fatbolii6en Stride Die @emein-
l6aft ser itreitenoen Stride auf Or
ben lno Der triumpbierenoen Stride
int Sim1nel au6 auf oos setpobnli6e
Seben iid} erltredte. gu tpiinl9en
6leibt 1rur, Bob aub beute nod, in
unlerem gloubensarmen Mrbeits-,
Sanomerfer= uno Snbultrieleben, al
le 9lrbeiter bieien 3uiammenbang
reht erfennen tpiirben, ban1it lie auh
oes S6ubes ibres 8etperbepatrons
iid erfreuen no6ten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-16
ST. &c., q. 3.

gs lit nidt erforoerli6 lange Mor,
gen. 11no Ibenogebete 5u berridten,
Denn man als glrbeiter in ser gile
lit unO nur iiber fur5e 3eit berfiigt
9as 8ebet lit cine grbebung 6es
8eiites 5u 8ott uno es geniigt, 6a6
man am Worgen beim grpo6en un6
Ddbreno bes Infletbens @ott fiir Die
Gube Der Ha6t Danft uno SSbm 6en
beginnenoen Sag nit allem @uten,
@ebeten uno beiligen Weiien ouf,
opfert. gbenio banft man am Mbenb
Dem lieben @ott fir aae @naben uno
8obltaten bes Cages un0 bittet Sbn
um Seinen S6ub fir Die 0o6t.
Nimmt man in Heitaurants feline
Mfabl5eit ober ber5ebrt man ieinen
Sun6, geniigt ein inneres 9anfgebet.
aommt man an elmer fatboIii6en
Stride porbei, lollen Srauen bas BET
lige &reu55ei6en ma6en pas gana
unauffauig geideben fann, uno
Weanner iollen Sen Sut abnebmen.
Wtan iolte iih nidt l6amen an elmer
Salsfette ODER an Ser l1brfette Elm
Greu5 81 tragen, uno loaten mir uns
nift bon oen 2ogenln6nnern beidG-
men lailen Die often uno Dor oaer
8elt ibre ab5eiden troeen. @iele fa-
tboliid)e arbeiter baben iogar sic I0b,
lide @epobnbeit, ouf Dem @eg 5ur
Irbeit ibre regelmaBigen @ebete gu
berri6ten.
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. 8rofes &neipp-8mdj.

Gem 2eler, tpel6er Dor einigen $50
den elm n@roBes &neipp-8u6" 5ll
faufen tpiinicbte, iino mir iest in Der
Gage, bas 8u6 liefern 5u fonnen.
Sas 8ud lit in gutem 3ultanoe uno
miro gegen ben 8etrog bon Sc porto
frei perianot bon 8rofelior S. 90.
9uebren @oitor .. 8., 643 Ohio
slbe. Columbus 5, 3. 9ieles 8ub
lit 10 ielten gelporoen, baB es ouf feis
ne1n amerifanii6en ober elrop1il6en
gii6ermarft mebr 5u baben lit. Ser
2eIer miro gebeten, iobalb als mog-
liG ieine 9eiteQung 81 modem oa
anoere Seler ebenfalls bas 9u6 tpitn=
i6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-16

europa, mo Der quite 8rieiter einen
grobern GinfluB beiitt ano cine 10
bere a6tltng genieBt, als nnter zen
&atbolifen in meiner Seimat. @s gibt
aber alf faum Elm Golf, oas NIT
l6arfern augen auf oen 8anoel bes
Srieiters ibaut uno gleid nit ieiner
&ritif BEL Der &ano lit, als meine
2anosleute. @abri6einlid) lit Der
9ui6pfarrer bonn ielben Sol5 ge-
i6nibt. @arum iollte geraoe er eine
ausnabme BON Ser 8egel iein?
(Sortiebung folgD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-16

fubr nod ben Ser. Staaten mag Die
Sobe Der Musfubr inn Sabre 1887
errei6en, als 1,273,00O &iiten nab
ben Ser. Staaten geihidt puroen.
9ie Iestiabris se 6 r s.
nuBernte miro altf rlt11b 20,276 Wil-
lionen Bfuno geidast l,no tpar 5irfa
elm Bro5ent geringer als Die boridb-
rige. 9ie Broouftion ianf in Megpp-
ten llm einunboreiBig Bro5ent, tpeil
6em Inbau bon 8aumtpoIle mebr
2ano 5ugetpanbt tpurbe.
Ser 8orrot BON SoDa-
bobnen betrug am 1. Sannnr mad
elmer Weelbung aus 8aIbington
157, 100000 8,ibel. sluf ben Sar-
men befanben ii6 banals runo 49,
100000 8uIbel. Seit Sftober ipur-
Ben rl1nb 45,5OO,OOO 9mIbel Der.
braudt.
9 e N a + rurt m itteI-
einfrierungsinouItrie lit auf b11noert
Weinionen Dollars i'm Sabr ange.
ma6len. Gs miro iebt oarauf bi11ge.
arbeitet, einen beltimmten 5tan6aro
feit5uitellen, ban1tt n1it1ber1pertigere
Sebensmittel bieIer glrt bonn Wtarft
gebalten tperoen fonnen.
Ius Sem Oorf pir6 m it
geteilt, oaB lt6 Der &affeeborrat am
20. Sanuar bier5tlanbe al1f 4,125,-
900 Safe belief, unb baB big 5um
81. Wear5 tpeitere 100000 SGfe
aus 8raiilien eintreffen tper6en. lie.
ber Die 8orrate braudt ii6 oie Saus-
frau feine Sorgen a1 MAIDEN, nur
bapert es nit Ser 8erteiluna
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-16
81. g., Wo.

Das ubumane" &uBIano ipri6t
nit abideu bon BEN aon5ertrations.
lagern in Seuti6lano, peri6peigt
aber, baB Sotpiet=HuBlano iber ieb-
5ebn Wilionen freier Meni6en in ben
offupierten uno anneftierten 2Gnbern
als Sflapen bebanoelt. geibt einge-
re6net' iinb bie 1tnbefannten Weillios
men in Sibirien berbannter MenI6en.
gs lit I'M Sntereie Der ngeS uno
Der gan5en 8elt 5u begriiBen, oaB
Der britiide auBenminiiter gepin elm
offenes nno mrtiges 8ort ser iotp-
ietrniiii6en, nimmerIatten Wa6tpo-
litif gegeniiber gelpro9en bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-16
q n 5 en- I lie b en- bI. I II t o.
MUS

q II 5 EN- lie b en- fl. Into
MUS
Sanft Intonius, glib uns 9rot,
Sieb, 6ein 8olf ruff Iaut in Scot.
Id, Ser Seinb tpia uns beroerben
Gr laBt uns Dor Sunger iterben.
Sag nit beiner beirsen Sono
aa ~Oie Sreiier" aus Dem 2onol
S6enf uns, bite, Mebl unb 3uder,
Sir Die &ranten Weil1 uno 9utter.
SbIt au6 fonnten mir gebrau6en,
Ofanner bitten: mas gum 9au6enl
., bu biit 10 Iieb unb gut,
9arum faiien mir audi Mut.
Silf nns enbli6 in Der Scot,
gttt' fir rns beim Iieben @ott.
@u9 ein gutes @laierl @ein
S6anfe uns aur Starfrng Elm!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-16

Ser 2eierin, ipel6e Dor etli6en
@ohen fi6 iiber eine Stride au gb-
rem Der bl. Ia Notbelfer erfunoigte,
f0nnen mir iest Die Mitteilung ma.
den, Dab cine iol9e Stride iib IN
@ar6enbiae, g. g., 9i6aeie Buffalo,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-16
sran g. g., Niinn., nnb an
bern 2eIerinneh.


8interbarte, ausbauernbe GbrD.
iantbemums idneibet man erit i'm
Sriibiabr, lobalo Der 8oben froItfrei
lit; uno 51Dur bis auf ettpa obt 3on
@ia man iie ber1nebren, 10 iDarte
man bts etfDa obt biz 5ebn 3oa bobe
S6oBlinge emporgeiDadien iinb,
trenne Damn ein5elne nit ser @ur5el
ab ltnb Derpflan5e tie.
, 8oiniettas Itele man, tpenn lie
alsgebliibt baben, in einen fiiblen,
ni6t 5u bunfeln 9faun. Wtan balte
tie nlaBig feudt, gebe ibnen aber rid3t
81, piel @aiier. SIM CONNER itelle
man lie on Die Sonne, mo- lie elm
5ipeites Weal bIiiben. Man fonn et-
mas neue @roe beifiigen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-16
Tarnt-R -Rnnhfhrau
&on S. 80. Sebenidb ebemali-
ger &ebaftemr bes ,2anbmann'

Ger bebor ite + en- s. e SO a n
gel an @etreibe bat 5lt ollerlei 8or-
| i6lGgen gefiibrt. Ser Sr1itoent elmer
groben MublengelelIldaft unterbrei-
tete Dem slderbauiefretar Elm 9sro=
gramm nit flint 8lrnften. grltens
ioa Die Serpenoung bon @ei5en als
8iebfutter ltnb our SerItenung bon
Ilfobol perboten meroen 3meitens
ioa Der Sorrat bon @ei5en fir alle
0eiiller, obgeieben ienen bon Buffalo,
auf fiinfunopier5ig Gage beidranft
merben. 0rittens ionen Weiiblen nit
fnappen 8orraten n1ebr @ei5en err
balten. 8iertens iollen a6t5ig Bro=
gent oes aus5ufiibrenben Mebles
na6 noroli6en europ1ii6en 21nbern
geIdidt tperoen. Siinftens Jon oie
2ieferung bon @ei5enn1ebl auf neun=
gig Sro5ent ser lettidbrigen 2iefe-
rung in BEN Iebten feds Wionaten bes
Sabres gebalten peroen. gs miro be-
bauptet, baB cine feinere Iusmablung
bes @ei5ens r1nb fiinfunb5man5ig
Wiatonen 8uibel iparen tpiiroe. an-
oererleits 1puroe cine &ationierung
bon 8aflparen, oarunter au1 8rot,
oorgei6lagen, loipie Die SerItenung
bon rgan5em Webl" (0unfel- ober
Sdapar5brot). 9ie Ser. Staaten fol-
len Big gum 1. SSSult feds Winionen
Sonnen 8ei5en unb Mebl nod GU
ropa ausfiibren, iebo6 miro Die 2ie-
ferung mabribeinlib fiinfunb5pan-
gig Sro5ent binter Dem eeietten 3iel
bleiben. gu bieier unangenebn1en
Mitteillng fommt nun nod Die Mel-
oung, baB Die Binteriaaten auf Ser
groben gbene Itelentpeile our6
Stiirme beIhaoigt 1purben uno tpei-
terer S6aOen 81 befiir6ten lit.
Ole SoIgen eines Gene
ralitreifs in Chile, Siioamerifa,
oiirften ii6 auh in ,1nierem 2anoe,
no es befanntlih ni1t an Streifs
feblt, fiiblbar MAIDEN; benn es ban-
belt ii6 Inn oie 8roouftion BON geitra.
ten, fir luel6e bier5uIanbe elm 10 gro=
Der 8eoarf beItebt.
sl der b a /, fretGr M n.
oerlon erflarte it6 augunIt item Der
8eibebaltllng bon 2ebensmitteliubii-
oien in elmer Geoe, bie er Dor Der
geational Gamers sliiociation in Mt-
lantic gitD, 81. S., bielt. @nberion
erflarte, bob penn man bies niht
tue, tuiirben oie Breiie in Die Sobe
idnellen 1no cine Snflation bic SoIge
iein. M6tsoeitomeniger begiinltigt
bas Iderbauan1t ben Mbbau Der
&riegs5eit-&ontrolle iobaIo pie mog-
li6 uno ratlam.
Aus 0euti6Iano M tr 5
n1itgeteilt, baB in 6em bon 9lmeri-
fanern beiebten Sell Iestes Sabr
ie65igtauieno furae Sonnen Maps-
iamen fiir Die Selgetpinnung proou-
5iert tpurben. Ser &apsbau tpnrbe in
9euti6lano geiteigert, ipeil I'M &rie-
|ge Settitoffe 10 rar tparen. Seit Dem
Sabre 1889 nabn Die Broouftion
bon &apsiamen 5piiden breibunbert
uno oierbunoert Bro5ent 81, uno itieg
i'm Sabre 1914 auf fiinfl1noneun5ig,
tauIenb Sonnen.
Ole MusIid ten fir eine
Mnanasernte, tpelde bie boriGbrise
INN fii11funb5man5ig proaent iiber-
treffe,1b unb ii6 auf runb orei WeiI-
lionen &iiten belaufen miro, ftno auf
Der Sniel Cuba giinltig. Die Mus-
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Gu Bit ia Der @nn6ermarn,
Ser iins alle retten fann;
SaIt es tauienontal betpielen,
garun lei bon ilns geprielenl
Sanft antonius bilft 10 germ,
gr bleibt unier SoffntngsItern.
Mnlen.
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befinbet. ginem bo9tp. Srn. s.. E. So.
aiis Geras ber0attfen tpir Die Nus
funft.
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Sudtu. 6. s. o., e. 9. =

geabltebeno geben mir germ Dem
biibi6en @eoiftden gum fl. glnto=
nius Goum unb boffen, baB Ser quite
Seilige ale bertrauenspollen 8eter
erboren miro.
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MUSTER Sea Sefi.sssss Mss.,-r,o, ,s.

FORNrS HEIL-OEL LINIMENT - anti
septisch-bringt schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer-
zen, muskulosen Ruckenschmerzen, stei-
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verstau-
chungen und Verrenkungen.
FORNPS MAGOLO - alkalisch - Iindert
gewisse vorubergehende Magenstorungen
vie Sodbrennen und Verdauung s storun-
gen. hervorgerufen durch Elm Uebermass
an Saure.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-16

Ole Musiidten fir eine
Mnanasernte, tpelhe oie boriGbrige
INN fiinfunb5man5ig Bro5ent iiber-
treffe,to unb li6 allf runo orei Mil-
lionen aiiten belaufen miro, ftnb auf
Der Sniel Cuba giistitig. 9ie Mns-
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tary and secretary Of literature and
supplies: Mrs. ]. y. Denniston. re-
cording secretary: Mrs. Ted Kent,
treasurer: Mrs. ". X. Higgin both
am. secretary O Christian social
relations and chairman OF local
church activities: Mrs. Warren II.
Steele. secretary OF missionary edu-
cation: Mrs. Olin +. Lehman. sec
retary OF spiritual life; Mrs. 4. NJ
Clark. secretary OF membership and
fellowship. and Hans Christensen.
pianist
The organization meets on the
first and third Fridays OF each
month at 2:3O p. m. in the base
ment OF Coolidge Methodist church.
Mrs. Steele viii be the leader of to-
days program. Mrs. Baker and
Mrs. Wilkerson will be the host
esses.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-01
Five Coolidge Girls
Attend State Home
Making Meet, Tempe

4 me ting OF Arizona high school
girls held Saturday and Sunday at
Tempe was attended By five Coo
lidge high school girls. Bennie
Boone. Elinor Clark. Patsy John
son. Gloria Kenworthy and Nedra
Jean Ray. The group was accom-
panied by Mrs. Mavis Addington.
home economics teacher.
At the meeting officers were
elected and policies were formed
for the Arizona Association OF Flu
ture Homemakers OF America This
organization is sponsored Jointly
by the American Home Economics
Association and the L. 5. Office OF
Education.
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PTA States Program
Meet Tuesday Night

Coolidge Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation will hold program meeting
in the high school auditorium on
Tuesday night, February 5. at s
O'Clock. Coolidge Girl Scouts will
present the program. Mrs. Leon
Smith is chairman of arrangements.
The executive board will meet in
the high school at 1880 to discuss
business prior to the program
meeting.
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THE S-W-A-S CLUB

Tx o-"-A-S OGOD
Mrs. Stonehocker's S-W-A-S Club
has elected new officers for the
next six weeks They are as fol-
lows president. Gloria Ogle: secre-
tary. 10 Anne Mercer treasurer
Stanley Watson: librarian. Lor-
raine Perkins: decoration commit
tee. Glen Baker: inspection COM
mittee. Leola Fleming.
Nancy Hamilton. 10 Ann Mercer
and Lilly May Hiltibidal. members
OF the SW-A-S Club have moved
away. Nancy went to Nevada. 10
Ann and Lilly May. to California.
New members OF the club are Jean
Dawson. Nancy Nowlin. Frances
Martin. and Dyles Davis
The room has set itself a new
goal in spelling Eighteen perfect
papers were handed In last Friday
and It Is trying to keep to that as
q standard
The production OF the New Eng
land states is almost completed To
put on the United States map.
Maine has lumber to represent its
forests. New Hampshire has shoes
to represent the manufacturing
there. Vermont has building stones
to represent its granite. marble
and so forth. Connecticut has clocks
to represent it's watch and clock
industry, Massachusetts, has cram
berries and Rhode Island has ships
to represent fishing and trade.
Miss Mitchell's third grade room
has been making animals out OF
boxes. They used cereal boxes.
match boxes. powder boxes, and
gift boxes. Some children used
spools for noses or tails or legs.
Others used buttons or earrings for
eyes. They painted them the next
day with red. green, blue. or yellow
paint.
The class did an experiment with
the flag pole In the school yard.
Certain pupils went out every hour
TO check and see where the flags
shadow was pointing. They made
marks where the shadow ended.
The class went out al recess to see
the marks. Some OF the pupils
decided TO try 10 make one OF those
ancient sun clocks at home.
BY reporters; Shirley Fry and
Mary Jo Kuykendall
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-01
Party Welcomes
McAleXander Home

Lee Roy McAlexander, MoMM3/c
was welcomed home last week by
a party at which his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. H. L. McAlexander. were
hosts. He returned to the states in
early January after many months
service in the South Pacific.
Guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Grey. Mr.. and Mrs. Kye McMul-
Ian. Mrs. Mary Griffin. Betty Tur
ley. Susie Jordan. Melba Apers.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-02-01

Marge Grey. Billy Mcmillan, Wan
da Lou Berry Charity Brewer,
Flossie Liell. Lorene Amos. David
Grey. Bill Moore, Jimmie Lou