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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-21
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Spottswood Hunt
and daughter, Josephine, and Mrs.
Hunts father, Brig. Gen. Van B.
Nets of Raleigh, are occupying
the Hinton apartment on South
Lumina avenue, Wrightsville Beach
for the remainder of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert e. Bianchi
Of Guatemala City, Central Ameri-
ca, are spending several days as
the guests of Mrs. Francis K. Nc
Koy. Albert, Jr., and Richard, sons
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bianchi, son
dents at Duke University and have
joined their parents for the visit.
Mrs. w. c. Blizzard is recuperat-
ing following an operation perform
ed at Bullock clinic.
Mrs. Sylvia M. Davis is recupe7-
ating at her home, 1851 E. River
side, after a recent operation at
James Walker hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Brock. of 1903
North Is street have as their guests,
their sister and brother-in-laW, Mr..
and Mrs. R. C. Andrews of Chapel
Hill.
Miss Edna Hall of Atlanta, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. C.
Low at her home on Keaton ave-
nue., Brookwood.
Mrs. Charles De We're has return
ed to her home at Winter Park
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-21
ALDRIDGE DRANE, JR.

ALDRIDGE DRANE, JR.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Wilder of
Kinston, announce the birth of a
son, Aldridge Drane, Jr., on August
II, at Memorial General hospital,
Kinston. Mrs. Wilder is the former
Betsy Hocutt of Burgaw.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-21

CATHERINE IRENE LESSON
M. and Mrs. Joseph lesson an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Catherine Irene, August 7, Mercer
hospital, Trenton, New Jersey.
Mrs. lesson is the former Irene
Horvath of Burgaw.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-21

Australia has an annual oran,.
production of about $500 N.
boxes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter R. Royce
are leaving today, by plane, for
their home at Oak Park. Ill, after
a weeks visit with Mr.. Rogge's
father, F. H. Paul Rogg of Carolina
Reach boulevard
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-21

after an operation performed at
the Bullock clinic.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-21

Mrs. Charles De We're has return
ed to her home at Winter Park
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-21

Mrs. w. c. Blizzard is recuperat-
ing following an operation perform
ed at Bullock clinic.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
2lrmec mill nan
ass cinsicken

@oihin1ton - Qie Irrnee ienfte
hire pbDiilden Anforoerungen fit
gin3iebti1g gum MiIit6roierit, uno
ieBtc ibre Quote fir gpril ouf 1885,
600 Mann felt. 9ie reguIGren mo.
natIifct Mitsbeblin9s : M~nfor0erun.
gen betrt1en $4,000. ober bieie
Quote lit ieit Dem B-SSog nift err
peidt iror0ett.
8nin &riegsoepnrtment miro er.
fart, es hoffe oltf 0iele 8eiie 0ie
bouen 100000 Wfonn 5nIonmlen5ll-
6efommen, sic Die Nrmee in ben
eriten finn Monnten 0ieIes Sabre J
Dom uSeIectiDe GerbiceT ben0tig !.
9ieie @n5abl lit Sul1sIid 5tt &c
SfreitUiuigen : Melouneen erforoe !.
Iid, Inn @rfab fir Ole 9emobiIiii :
rlingen 5u i1offen.
Die arniae IieB an Die IofoIe
ausbebungsitenen Die aufforoerlir
ergeben, unber0iisIid Oieienig !,
ass" ein5u5ieben, ~ 2eute {
oorber olis pbgiIden @riinoen 81 d.
qualifi3iert tporen, Ole sen bet !.
abgei6raltbten anforoeruugen en
iprefen.
Inter Ben oueenblidliden pbbii-
ihen MnBitd6en tper0en ettua $4,000
Monh monatIid eimge5ogen. Dies
lit $1,000 tpenieer oIs sic ongeFor-
oerte Quote. :
9ea9 Der @rfI1rupg Ser arn1ee
lit es nottpeit0ig 2eute inter 0eina
friiberen RbDiiihen WaitIoeIt4Sfanb
orb afl5uiiebnlen, tpern es nlth Ole
2eiitunpsf6bigfeit Betr1dtLiA beeitt.
tradtigen, uno mogli9erfDeiie oia
3abI Ser GntLnifuneen m1s @riin-
ben pbpfiiher llntolglihfeit ftei.
germ mag. Die NItersgrenae miro
BON eini1IieBIib 18 Bis Is Sdbren.
bIeiben. 2ette bon 26 bis "a Sab.
reri f0nnen iid freituiuig meloen.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
ngtG bat
tteuc 9OrOen

2onoon Iegppter, @olen unO
9luBlano unteritiisten Die 5oroe-
RING Don Gprien unO 2tbanon, OaB
sic britiiden uno fran50iiiHen Srup-
pen 0ie &eburte perlailen Iolelt,
un0 DER agpptiI6e 9elegat erfIdrte,
lUenn 46 Nationen im Sdlepptau
scr groBen Stint fubren miiBten,
Damn t0nnten mir gera0e 10 gut
Die @%ereinten Rotioren nufIoien".
Ser @egDpter Dtomooub Gin5 er-
fldrte Dor Dem Siderbeitsrat, ieoer
Gtaat bobe oie @erpflidtlng, fir
Ieine eigene Si6erbeit 5u ioreen,
mo fiiqte bin5u, Dob neOer @ng-
lano nod 6ranfrei6 oieie Aufgabe
gcgen Oen @inen ser Hegierungeit
oieier 2Gnoer it%bernebmen fonnten.
o@enn as Nationen fiiilf folgeu
molten, 0dnn f0nlier mir gerabe 10
gut sic Organization oiifIoien unOr
Die Siderbeit Der 8eIt oen @roBen
5iinf i~iberIoIlen,~ rief er ans.
Ser fran5oiiihe AuBenminilter
Georges 9ioault foroerte ben 6ot
auf, 5ronfreif nno GngIon0 Der
tranen 5u ideufen, 0nb iie oieieS
8rnblem aleiu Ioien f0nner.
@nOrei @iibinsfD erfldrte, Der
fron8oiiide 8orihlog, Die gnn8e Ga
DIE Sen Jron8oien unO ben 8riten
gu iiberloiien, Tonne bon Der Com
et-llnion Hiht gebiniqt peroen.
19ie GouberdnitGt Der 2ebonte-
Gtaoten lit offenbnr perleBt NOR
oe1L" fiigte er bin6u.
@onnro GtettiniiS, Der Siibrer
Der .nmerifonifhen Delegation, griff
in Sic 0ebotte nit DER GrflGrung
elm, DOB nod Ieiner Wteirlirg Die
WtogIihfeiten, cine frieoIihe 60
iung olif benz 8erbanOlungspege 5n
fin6en, nod niht eridopft ieien.
Isle n~euer0ings beridtet ipurDe, !
Toll ser 1O2 Stodperfe bobe empire
Stote @oIfenfrnser Die SauptItaot
Ser 8eIt mernenb ioIonge oo3
Iolterbeim Der 8~ereinigten geotio-
men in benz 8ren5gebiet BON Seem
9orf unO Connecticut lih I'M 8nn
befin0et.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
Oemeiniame WckliaRrt
IN Orcb>H cicn

Gronffurt 9effentlide u1to
pripate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. boben
in @roB-Sefien einen 3uiommen,
fdInB gebiloet, INN gemetnlnm ord
beiten uno onourd iiberi1iiiiig
4rbeit bermeioen 5u fonner. !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der 8elusung
beborbe erfl1rten ferner, DoB 1b
Iide 3uinlnmenIdliiiie bereits
eirtiaen StGoten Der II. g. 3o1l
ftottgefur6en b6tten, ooB Der 81
fammenihIuB in @roB . &efien obi
Ben erlten ~3uiammeniGIuB oitf eint
70 meiten @ranOloge 6oriteGe. Y
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
GOsar @anaee

@0gar @alIuce mar n~uBeroroent<
liH reid an friminnIiitii9en Ginf1l-
len. md6reno i'm Die Musarbeitung
Ieiner Deteftioromone tpeniger inte-
reliierte. sc beiBt, 6aB er 1llr ons
@erippe Seiner 8onane ieIbit1noig
aufbaute, Die entgiiltige Mltgarbei4
tung iiberlieB er eineln gut eef6uI-
ten Mitorbeiter. !
wSaben Sic meirep lQbten gomnn
IlfeR aaIsiep2f irageo Wallace einen
YefaHTtei.n 10 "a
@ein" ent8egnete Oieier, - uuuO
Sp2"
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22

B 8pei Gage iporen lett Der suf,
finorng bes Qeibnnms oprfloIYen.
Die geridtIi9e l~tnteriudniig bate
Die grmorOiiug oes iungen Mantes
feItedteatt unO Die 1eb0roen Der
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22

(Tcrtiesnng foIet.l
Oh, tUeld Elm f0itlih &Ieinob
lit cine tDddere &~uugfraul $50 tie,
wirft unO i6offt, 90 berwiiden SaHr-
aebnte riht Die Geaensipnren.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22

nag sum Wfor0er getpor0en, Die
gtottDebr bate i'm 5ndr oo3n eetrie.
ben, ouf Der iDeiten @r6e ober, oli.
Der Der 3otter, mar fem MenIm,
iueIher fir ibn 3eueniB obIegeu
fonnte. v6ort bon bierl" REF cine
Stimine in ieinem SnnerH. Sfneu
ftedte er oos blutige MeiIer in iei.
Hen @iirteI unS beiete fi1 iiber Die
regungsIos 0nIiegenoe Sohter. CT
bob Ons Rin0 in feline itarfen Arine
nnO trug es mad Dem 8oote, 0os CT
eiligit Iosmofte uno ooinit bonn
llfer abltieB. @s piir6e ibm inSelieil
bolO flor, 6aB CT aif oieie @eiie iet.
ne 5Iliht niht fortIesen fonnte.
S6on fing Der RebeI an Iih 5t
lihten. Gr fnBte Sen roihen gnt.
idIrB, Oas Boot gu b~erienfen uno
fid nit Der Gofter in Sen @olO at
fIiitteu. Seine @orbereitltneen pd.
rem in tpenigen Mimiiten ~getroffen,
1tn0 ols gbeline ipieoer gum 8e-
nuBtiein ~si,riiffebrte, 90 n0ti9te er
iie in oer gtahen unO idIug in ben
8o0en 0es grOBeren Gobr5eitges elm
Sod. Seun iprang er ebenfaus 1T
0os fleinere Sobr5eue, uuo tpGbs
reno er in oieiem Dem 2on6e autt.
oerte, beri6Iorg Der 6IuB Oos Boot
NIT Ieii1en Sd)1ber. Mit einem
8iinOeI nlf bent &iider, Ienfte gIad
Sad einige @inutert ipdter feline
Shritte Dem @aIOe 81. @ie in ei.
mem Groum %berIoren, foIete Gnes
line, idrpo9 uno aitterno, Dem
Batter.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22

~S9FN $1,000 -
Sad einige Miinuten ipdter feline
SHritte Dem @oIOe 81. @ie in eis
mem Ernum berIoren, foIete gnes
line, itnpod unO aitteruo, Dem
Batter.
VIII.
Gin GonmeuItrob[ biipFte bon
3weig ST. 3neig oif benz Boume,
on Oeiien Stamme sic 2ei1e oes
grito6eneu lag. gnoIi9 erreidte er
ons bIei9e @eii6t Ser Iesteren uno
bIidte in Die bnIbgeoffneten gIniigeu
Miigen. gr fonnte obcr fem Gn1s
pfinOen mebr in oenIeIben eruefen,
un0 bic 2ioer bIieben Itorr unter
benz Gin6rude BEG beaen G9eines.
Sn BEN 8I1ttern, tpelHe Ii4 eIeif
einem i9iiten0en 9o1e iiber ben
Gotten %nusbreiteten, regte iid toun
Elm 9nftnen. gs mar elm filler
berrliter Morgen, ttrro nifts itorte
Die &tibe oes 59Iafenoen. Siefer
Srieoe lag ouf oeIIen bIeiden
3iigert unO NIT 0ent 2eibe rlbten
oie 2eioenIfoften uno Die Sriebe,
bic nod Dor tpeniecn Stunoen
or1ngten un0 Ie6ten in Der frGfti.
gen idonge6outen @eitaIt. Ole Sip,
pen fIiiIterten feline @orte Der Qiebe
mebr uno ltieBen feline Slide mebr
aus. Aues mar borbei. @os in Die.
fer 9iile nod Dor <r5em betDegIib
NOR, 5tnnO fin; mas Qeben Ipriibte,
mar Dem So6e 1nbeimgefonen.
5don arbeiteten Die Seine Ser Ger.
itorung an Ser Qei1e. Gas Der
Munoe entitromenoe 8Iut mar gu
6i,nfIen &llmpen eeronner. Sin
Miideni6pnrm Iummte I'M oieie,
uno ein3elne Ser ~gl6naenoen SnIef-
ten bntten ii1 nuf Ser 2eide ieIbit
nieOergeIoiien. Sic Iiefen auf Der
bloiien Stirne lumber, ieBten iid
mif oie bIGuIifen 2ippen, ODER ipas
aierten ouf Der NoIe oltf unO ab.
Sir lie bate Der 500 feline Ghre-
den. l1nO bod mar es unbeimli1
in Oieier @aIOeininmfeit nit ibrem
Sooten. Der sonHenitrabl botte BEN
Ntuno Der Qei6e eefiiBt un0 mar
0nnn mitten in Die f~Iaffenoe @unoe
geipr1ineen. @uf ser Stirne 0eg
Gotten idien ploblih cine @olft 81
I1gerr; es tpor ser S1atten, ben Elm
Ait nuf 0os fnble @eiift mari. Sect
flotterte elm 8oge[ in ben 3peigen
fIog 1ber pI0sli1 ME erIfredt oo.
bon. Gin 8Iott Oes 8aumes ienfte
iih, ourt Sic GliieeIidIdge obge-
itreift, ouf 0ie cine Sano 0es Gotten
uno bIieb 0orauf Iiegen.
Gin reiner bInlter SimmeI bIidte
nitf bic groe berob. Sod in ben
Bitten ifppebteu 5pei Sabidte. peite
Rreiie 5iebeno. Bon 3eit gu 3eit
bernabm man ibren beiieren Shret.
0ns i9iisen0e gl6tteronb ober ent.
5og ibnen Die ~geiiterbofte 8eute.
Seet feudte 1uf Dem naben SluB Elm
9ornpfer poriiber ur0 ols Der tiefe
Con ieiner Bfeife ertonte, oa
i1ien es, nIs 5itterten Die @impern
Der erlolGenet Auger. Cine Wiide,
Delde auf 0enieIben geieiien Bate
fog auf. 9tlir tpenige Sbritte bon
Oer0eibe entfernt ftumpfte iingeouL
big 0os Yfero 6es @etoteten. Gas
Tier tpnnote ben &opf nod ieinem
Germ un0 blidte i'm nit ben gros
Ben 9Idn5enoen Mugen on. Ser
Soldier nber ertuatte nift, reete
itE ni1t, ieIbft oIs 0ns Yfer0 5t
fuieberr begonn. 90 berfIoilen meb-
rere StunOen, on 8erriB en6lid Der
Soul Iein @oIfter uro iprengte DO.
bon. Sort, fort, in tDiIoem Sngen,
eiie ct Der Seimot 81.
Snopiiden Bate fih BET BET Sci.
DE Elm 8eiu1er in @eltoIt zines
umberitreifenoen Sunbes eingeiteIt.
9nS Sier mar Bel Dem NnbIid 0es
Eoten. Der0utt iteben gebIieben, bro9
nber gIeih onrauf in elm Inutes @e.
bell ons. Mls iiA ie0oh nidts reste,
0d ftimt1te eS Elm fIGd[ifes @ehpltI
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-09-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Trustees of Claibourne Township,
Union County. Ohio, IL September,
1916.
Init Price Contract
Sealed proposals will be received
by Ralph b. Vestal, Clerk of Clai-
bourne Township and acting Clerk of
its Board of Trustees, at his resi-
dence on South Franklin Street in
fleetwood, Ohio, until 1000 o'clock
AM, Ohio Standard Time, Saturday,
October 5, 1916 for improvements on
the Church building and the iron
road fence located on the Claibourne
Township Cemetery in Claibourne
Township, Union County. Ohio by
painting the Church building two
coats of paint. renailing all loose
boards thereon, puttying all win
dows, painting the iron fence, six
gate columns, and two iron gates
which are along the highway with
two coats of paint. Both the Church
scraped sufficiently before the APP
plication of paint All material used
to be the best possible obtainable, |
and subject to the approval of the
Trustees. The Contractor is to sub
nit with his bid the kind and quail
ity of material which he proposes to
use. Contract to be completed not |
later than Is November. 1946. The |
work to be subject to inspection by |
the Trustees at all times.
The Trustees of Claibourne Town
ship. Union County, Ohio reserve the |
right to accept or reject any and all
bids.
TOW WNSHIp, UNION COUNTY,
OHIO
BY r. b. DJLDINE, President
G. LEE DECKER. Vice President
JOHN II. TREESE
Sept 1927
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

case NO. 1876
Estate of George r. Nicol, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that F. Ger
trude Nicol. of Plain City RID No. l.,
Darby Township, Union, Ohio. has
been duly appointed Administrative
of the Estate of George r. Nicol, de-
ceased, late of Darby Township, I'm
ion County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within
four months or be forever barred.
Dated this 18th day of September,
1916.
JOHN w. DALEY.
Probate Judge of said County
Myers & Liggett, Attys., Marysville,
Ohio 9-16-3T
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RETURN FROM TRIP

DR.. and Mrs. r. Floyd Belt and
son, Floyd, of Sycamore ST., re-
turned home after a trip through
Michigan, New York, Maryland,
Pennsylvania, District of Colum-
bia, Virginia and West Virginia.
While in New York they visited
Niagra Falls and returned home
by way of Canada over the south
ern route to Windsor and Detroit.
While in Arlington, Va, they Wis
tied with friends of Floyd jr.
IL II n
COUNTRY CULTURE CLUB
The September meeting of the
club was held at the home of Ida
Farley with the president, Virgin
ia Snepp, presiding The meeting
opened by the singing of Home
Sweet Home. Mary Skidmore had
charge of devotions by reading the
Goth Psalm and offering prayer.
The roll call was answered by
16 members responding to the
Famous Homes of Ohio.
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@OCIETY
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur George, of
Route 5. Marysville, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Margaret Ann, to Mr.. Randall j.
Allemang, son of Mrs. Esther Allie
mang, of 307 N, Maple st. No date
has been set for the wedding.
IL -b- IL
MAGNETIC DANCE
A $3.50 dance will be held at 9
pm. Friday in the Magnetic high
school gym. The sponsors are the
Junior class and music will be
furnished by the Serenaders from
Delaware.
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Saturday, Sept. %

Silver Inn Stables, z mi. south
of Marion: Al saddle and show
horses, ponies; 80 cattle; 16 brood
sows; 80 shoats; riding equipment;
feed; grain; household goods; farm
implements lumber. John Pfarr jr.,
auct.
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Tuesday, oct. Is

Grammar and Evans, on the
Charlie Grammar farm. 2 mi. south
of Middleburg, 3 mi. west of N.
Lewisburg: general farm sale.
Simpson & Son, aucts, Bob Dixon,
clerk.
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Thursday, Oct. 8

Ralph Brust, 2 mi. west of u. S.
Rt. SO on Collins I'd: 65 cattle;
dairy equipment; farm imple-
ments; hay and straw. Simpson &
Son, aucts.
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New California: q cattle; 81
sheep; 10 hogs; chickens; tractor
outfit; milking equipment; machin-
cry; hay; miscellaneous. Simpson
& Sons, auctS.
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Everett Eddy, 6 mi. north of
Marysville: 10 hogs; heifer; sheep;
poultry; corn; miscellaneous art
icles; brooder house; household
goods. John Pfarr jr., auct.
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M. H. Clark & E. c. Radebaugh,
11a mi. east of Woodstock: 6 hors-
es; "a cattle, milking machine; Al
hogs; sheep; chickens; hay and
grain; farm implements. Simpson
& Son, auctS.
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Saturday. September 28

Mrs. Vesta Mather, 148 Beatty
ave., Redwood, Household goods.
Jas. Cushman, auctioneer.
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Thursday, Oct. 8

L. r. McDonal, 11a mi. west of
Middleburg: 8 sheep; miscellan-
eous; household goods; feed and
corn. Chester Teets, auct.
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Saturday. Oct. &

Mrs. Leroy Germany, 6 mi. S.W.
of Plain City: household goods;
implements; farm animals: Thom-
as & Page & Leroy Latham, auctS.
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PUBLIC SALES
Coming in County
Friday, Sept. 81

Friday, Sept. 81
Leroy F. Stump, 3 mi. south OF
PhariSburg: Is cattle; hogs, milk
ing equipment; farm jeep; imple-
ments; household goods; straw.
Simpson & Son, aucts.
Saturday, September 28
William Scheiderer, 220 w. Fifth
ST., MarySville, Household goods.
Simpson & Son, auctioneerS.
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Thursday. Oct. 10

Arthur Ewing, A mi. Sc. of
Redwood: II cattle corn picker;
mixer; implements. John Pfarr
jr., auct.
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Saturday, Oct. s

Bennie Louden. 5 mi S.W. of
Middleburg: 19 cattle; 60 sheep;
100 hogs; implements; tools; oats;
household goods. Chester Teets,
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Saturday. Sept. 28

Noah M. and Jonas M. Troyer,
"a mi. south of Plain City: real
estate; personal property ;house-
hold goods. Thomas and Page,
auctS.
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Tuesday. Oct. l

H. L. Shannon, 6 mi. Sc. of
Redwood: 8 cattle, 2 horses, 6
hogs; household goods; real estate.
John Pfarr, jr., auct.
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Saturday. Oct. <

Florence Fairbanks, 3 mi. S. E.
of Milford Center: farm imple-
ments; furniture. Simpson & Son,
auctS.
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"Wednesday Oct .

Henry Conklin. halfway between
Plain City and Delaware: IS cows
and heifers. Baker, Simpson and
Buck, auctS.
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Simpson & Son, 347 Milford ave.
household goods.
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wednesday, Oct. 2
Rose Alice Hamilton, 2 mi. south
of Mt. Victory: household goods
and miscellaneous. Lingo & Det-
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Wednesday, Oct. 8
George r. Sewell, 8 mi. NE. of
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COUNTRY CULTURE CLUB

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SEPTEMBER 2s, 1916

Richard Grammar is adninistra-
tor of his fathers estate. MILO
Myers, attorney.
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Trustees of Claibourne Township,
Union County. Ohio. ~ September,
1916.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21
Amerikanisehes Rotes kreuz @ Laendern in Mtteeuropa

iproeruna I,;tens oes 5idehoilowa.
fiid)en Hcten &reu5cs. Oieie GIMP
icJluneen ipuroen befrGitiJt ourd
u. Steinharol, ocn amerifauiihen
tSelanSten in ser 5id,edoiloruafei
icn,ie curh TrGlibent @encith ulr
Sic Nerterter Ser llgtHHA III Der
Sidphoilp.pa!ei llutcrltiitt.
Sic Terteilune bon 2iebesaoben
inn @9rtc pon ntcbr uls $1,000, ,OOO
in Stalien lit aegenmdrtia i'm Ban'
&c oIs Cell res aui 1912 Millioner1
Collar ieItseistten Silisproaramms
ocs Mpten G;euscs iiir oieien @in,
ter IN S,n orm &riege perluiilteten
Siinrcrn.
.inniI;crno $4,000 neue Alei
oun1slli!fe in 0erte pon 81 200
600 Irllar >Ioen cen NrGGten Seil
Nieies programmes. &inSu fommer
s Millipncn Gitominetahlettn. mcb,
ais 100000 GrantenhullsfleiNung
10 Miaionsn Stiid Gerbano5eua
50 Spnncn HSuid)e- uno 20 Sonner
So,iettenieiIe, Misunderstanding
iiir melr ols $4,000 Collar, iolpi(
9ounppllict2n, N1b5eus, Sranfen
tlausbeoori. >ie sur Geriiigung &C.
itcIt lper0en.
Seit Ottober l943 iino iibel
IS 10000 &.ciounasltiide inn 8er
K Don ca. 5 Millipneu Collar IL
Staiicn per.:;lt morben.
Tie Silisaftiun oes amerifani
idrr Hpten Greu5es ,peroen in sic
lem @inter lleidliaus ourhgefiibr'
in isrnnfreit), gelaien, Soaanb, Git
rcmboursL atorpeaen, ,sinnlano
Ser ScipietuHion, Ilbanicn, 8rie
>bcniano, Suaoilarpien, Eplen uni
ictino.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21
Die Industrie|len I'm Reich
sind zu ,,stark verseucht''
Neves Deutschland soil vm Arbeiterkdos.e nev av
qebovt Werden

.:iare slnbeutuug Ger gereit'hatt
unierer Milit1rperlpalt,,ng, ser BON
oen @ortiii5rern set nel,en oeut.
:den arbeiterbspaung erbobenen
6orberuns aftiper ginidaltllng Der
ewerfifaiten IN bie Ylani,ngs- unS
auibauarbeit entceeen3ufommen,
Die in oen ndtiten Sabren aui Den
Tri;lnnern hes Tritteu &eiGes 81
lpiiten lit. Sic Anarfennl.ng Der
1atiaf,e, boB oie arbeitenben Wais
zen Der Oeutihen SepOlferung, I'M.
aeaftat Ser Terleuhung Der Ober.
ihid)ten nit GEM Beilte Der .illpe,
tioritp ano ag0reiiion" politiif &C.
'l,no geblieben lino, lGi,t nun, nit
man iid, bieS iast, eille itirfere Ser.
an5iebuna upn slrbeiterpertrgern
bel Der Iurtffiibrung ireenhpelher
9totbilie. uno Nebabilitationsproief
tc cripartcn. ...
Wemerfidaft!ider Nmi6anluiqe
sluf 9eDerfIhuitli6er Seite UNI
bel oen isiibrern ser politiihen Nr
6e,terparteien hat es in jiineite,
Belt nidt an spmptomen iiir Be
rcitipiaigfeit iur 9Nitarbeit eefeblt
Ser Blaubs an Seutiblano ipirS
je eber in Die 8eIt 5uriidfebren. j.
n,ebr lie ertennt, baB oas ean5e
oeuti6e 0olf oeidloiien in Ger sluis
baufront itebt", erflGrte Otto Gro.
terpobl idon Dor einiser 9eit in ei,
ner 0eriatnmluns Der bieiisen
SVD7Junftiondre in Ser .Neuet
Welt". Sn llebereinltimmung nit
Sen nunmabrieen Musfiibrungen
WSberrps, betonte Brote1pobl aud
5ereits, oaB Die oeutiden Grobinou.
itriellen iif nit oen Nationalio3ia.
lilten in Die Weranttportrng fir ons
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21

8leid)5ettiJ miro audi eln ytpts
hilTsproaramm angefiinoigt, pel=
drs poriieht. iiir n,ebr ais ppei
Ntiliionen Collar Hct,nsmittel uno
&lciNlnasitiife in ser 5ihed)oilo
ruFei io'ort sur &Hrteilln9 81, brin-
nen, Nnruntsr NtilG, &inoerid)ubc,
Granfrnhnus. teihMn9, lele &ct
ounNsitiid, ,;1> %crbanoitofie.
,lctrr 100000 unterernGtrte un>
neutrality-suspicious. ainOer I'M
'thulp'lidltil'n 9lter 'ollnn orei Mo
na.c lang - Eint Wti!d iuiGslid
;rbolten. s. miro 9e'd)Gtt, cab
hirriiir t,inaIe cine balbe Million
Yiuno Mild)pulptr int @erte pun
n,hr OILS 100000 Cellar noti9
Iinb Si,ben aiillipnen git,min,
iob'ctten Iin, sleid)falls sur Serfii
.u:'n geitelIt r,or>en.
iinaciibr circ halbe !sillion
neue GinherfieiNer i'm 8srte ppn
ca. III Miuion Collar iuerocn oom
tid,choilolpu;litten Noten &rlmS I'm
ter Auiiid1t uno nit Silie cincs
>tatcs pnn bier &ertretern oes
Mnerifaniideu Moten Greu;es an
3i1ilpcripmn ucrteilt werOcn.
Infer onosrer ~cvr0ten beiiuoen
iid' $4,000 Raar Ginoerid,ube, so,
600 Sdusin::sals'tattllnaen, So.
600 &roufeuhlusfieioungsItiife, 90
Millionen Gerbanbssela, cbenp
alcb Nusriiilungsgegenittinoe fir
oos Sitctoilomafiit)e Gpte &reuS.
Gleiem Grosranm lpurSe 5l,ge-
itiamt nod elmer 9tabpriiil,us ser
2cbens6ebiiriniiie unb SilfsQueller
leitens Melpin q. @laiier's, bes
%iseoirettors iiir SilIc an 3iuilper-
omen, ionic nuh entipredenber Mns