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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-07
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CHANGE RESIDENCE

Mr.. and Mrs. George Graf have
taken an apartment at the corner
of Maple at Sixth SITS. They form
eriy lived on West Seventh st.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-07
BRIDE AND GROOM HERE

MIR. and Mrs. Chester Rausch,
of Franklin, returned Sunday to
their home after visiting at the
homes of the formers aunts, Mrs.
Herman Doellinger and Mrs. Har-
ry Stephens, and their families
since Tuesday. Mr.. RauSch, who
was recently discharged from the
army, and Mrs. Rausch (the for
mer Miss Betty Iranes) of Day
ton, were married Saturday even
ing, February %, in the st. Paups
Lutheran church in Franklin. Mr..
and Mrs. Doellinger entertained
with a family dinner on Sunday,
having as guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake r. Rausch, and little son,
John Richard, Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Rausch, of Franklin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Stephens and Mr. and
Mrs. James Stephens.
IL II IL
ARRIVES FROM TOXIC
T/5 James Stephens arrived at
his home Saturday evening after
spending three years in the ser
vice. He had been overseas with
the Eighth Army Air Force the
past IA months and landed in Sc
attic on Feb. q, from Toxic. He
was discharged from Camp After
bury, Ind. He is the husband of
Mrs Mary Rohr Stephens and the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Steph-
ems. They make their home on w.
Fifth st.
Ill I'll ~
IN HOSPITAL
William Miefert, Jr., of North
Court street, submitted to a ser
ious appendectomy Friday at
Grant hospital, Columbus. He was
at his home waiting for induction
into the navy.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-07
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Belville
spent Saturday evening in Column
bus celebrating their goth wedding
anniversary which occurred Feb. 20.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-07
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS

Entered at the postoffice at Marys..
Vile, Ohio, as second-class mail
matter.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-07
ENTERTAINS CLUB

Mrs. John Dutro, of w. Fifth ST.,
entertained her contract bridge
club on Tuesday evening.
IL IL -
HOME ON SHORT LEAVE
w. T. Wilfred Conrad arrived
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-07

truce II. GRuHer ....... Manager
a N Coumar ..,..E Editor
". ~. Behrens ..... Adv. Manager
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
5ran &. s., Mb. -

Sn Inbetradt ser faIt uneriGiuing-
lid boben 8utterpreiie miro nidt MIR
Sbnen, ionOern pielen Sausfranen elm
ODER peridieoene Serfabren, 8utter
lelbIt 5u bereiten, pillfommen iein.
@enn man nur cine fleine Suantitdt
Butter 6ereiten mill, fann man ii6
zines eleftrtihen nWeirers" beoienen.
Man fann au6 Butter our6 &oGen
bes &abmes berIteaen. Wian laBt ben
&abm (Gream) - an beIten lit
v@bipping Cream" - fo6en 1tno
riibrt i'm nit einem bol5ernen 2offel
beltdnoig UNI, oamit er niGt iiber-
lGuft. Sollte er oenno6 in Die Sobe
geben, brebe man sic 8asflamme ME
origer ooer - bel &oblenfeuer -
nebme man oen Sopf 5eittpeilig bonn
Seuer meg. Wan fGbrt nit Dem &o-
den fort, Bis bie Sabne ni6t mebr
aufpaat, ionoern rl1big iieoet. Damn
nimmt man StGrfe (GornItar6), cine
l1n5e auf elm Quart Sabne, riibrt iie
nit Elm uenis Tabm elm uno i6iittet
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
OHIO wAIsENFREUND

oieies, iinter beitdnoigem llmriibren,
IN ben iie0enben &abm unb IdBt es
neiter iteoen, bis man merit, baB Die
8laien 3ab tperoen ,tno, tpie groBe
Iugen an Der Sberfl1he i1pinnen.
yenn ldlugt man bas @elbe lnb @ei-
be BON einem 81, bermii1t es nit ei-
ner fleinen Saiie Nabm uno gieBt oie-
les nod ltno nab al Ser fodenoen
Waile unter beitdnoigem l1mriibren,
oamit oieielbe nid)t nnten anbrennt.
8enn oas fobenbe @emilb aufbort
8laien 5u treiben, 10 fomrnt oie 8ut-
ter balO gum Gorl6ein. Gas Sdltt-
den, tueldes auf Der Sberfldebe er-
ihienen lit, briht bier nnb ba, uno
bie Butter i6nilnnlt, 1pie fliiliiges
Del, empor. Wan gieBe Oieie flid-
ttge Butter oben ab, riibrt ben GeIt
nieOer burheinanber, ldBt i'm Elm me-
mig ruben ilnb gieBt Damn 1pieoer bie
oil Der Sberfldde ii6 biloenoe 8utter
ab. Gamit es iib belier abldeioen
fam, oeritarft man oas Seuer, Bis
idlieBlid fein 8utterauge 1rlebr er-
Iheint. Sic auf bieie @eiie getpon-
meme Butter lGBt man erfalten unb
bat Damn eine quite, i6madbafte BUT
ter. 8iinidt man iie geial5en, fiige
man oas Sal5 bin5u, 10 lqnge bie
Butter nod ipeid tit, uno riibre tiih-
tig um.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28

tragen tpnroe. Gin nihtfatboIiIher
9eridterItatter eradblte oantals, lpie
oieier 9raud i6on su Gnfang oes
arieges allfgefommen mar. Gum Mb-
ihieo eines &ollegen, 1Delher Der eng.
lii6en &riegsma6t in Sranfreid ols
gert6teritatter augeteilt mar, famen
in 2onbon nebrere S6la6tenreporter
bel elmer Seier 5uiammen. Gin 3ei-
tl1ngsmann erfldrte oem S6eibenben,
er toolle ibm Dor Ser 9lbreile ettpos
mitge6en, bas ibm iiberlib nidt Iba-
ben, tDobl aber niiben Tonne. 3nr au=
gemeinen lteberraidung belt er linn
eine fatboliide Meoaiae bin unb er-
fldrte: ngs lit bos &opfbilb zines
Mtannes, ser felt iiber orei Sobrbnn-
oerten 2eltten 1pie Sic unb ib aus
man6er Batide gebolfen bat" l1no
er er5dblte oen ltaunenoen Sreunben
oen 2ebenslauf oes iel. 0onlinifaner-
bruoers Martin Be Eorres 1569-
1639), ser pGbreno ieines 2ebens bon
bilfsbereiten Wfitsefiibls fir one 8e-
orangten NOR uno es bis beute geblie-
ben lit. Sieier ipabre Seller in Der
Scot idetnt gum Batron Der 3eitungs-
beridteritatter i'm &riege gelporben
81 iein. slls Der &riegsforrelponoent
SobertD bel 9lusbru6 oieIes &rieges
Oas 2ebensbilo oes iel. Wartin ieinen
2onooner 3eitltngsfollegen er5ablte,
borte man ibm mebr oOer meniger
intereiiiert 5u. Spdter fonnte ser gr-
5abler beobadten, bob alle oanals
Inpelenben iid nit ser Weoaille bes
Wartin Sc Sorres perieben batten. sSSn
Der Solge breitete ii6, Der 8rou6 un-
ter oen Observation-Disclosures 5il
@alier uno 5u 2ono, in 8elgien,
Sranfreid, Sollano, Normegen uno
auf Dem 8alfan raid aus. lleberoa
begegnete man 8erihteritattern, oie
irgeno1po bieies gilo aufgeb1nst bot
ten. 3eitungsreporter laiien iib 11iht
leid)t ettpos ipeiBmo6en. @enn lie
troboem Sen perseiienen lel. 9omini-
fanerbrloer alts Siibomerifa gum
StanDespatron erforen boben, 10 bot
ten Tie tpobl idon belien 8eiltanb emp.
fltnoen. Sas belonoere Werfmal bes
iel. Marttn oe 8orres lit ieine 4n-
gegentpart. Sino nift ou6 bie 3eis
tl1ngsrepprter ii6eraa babel, mo- es
nab ODER fern etpaS 5ll erbaI6en 1.no
81 beridlteu gibt?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
2iesbetb 3ounef.
= ". 8., q. Ner.

~Ginem meiner 5reunoe, nel6er
nod nidt lange 2eier Sbres interel=
Ianten ,Sbio=8aiI Ienfreunb' it," 10
icbreiben Sic, ner5Gblte i6 bon Dem
punoertGtigen iiioamerifanilGen bel
ligmdbigen grloer Martin be 8or-
res. Gr mofte MIN etlpas gtdberes
iiber i'm pillen." - Ser iel. Gomini=
fanerbruOer Wortin Sc SprreS erblif,
te oas 2idt ser @elt am 8. 9e5enber
1863 in 2ima, Ser @e6nrts Itaot ser
bl. &oin BON 2imo. Sein Gater mar
Sponier, ieine Wutter ion cine perua-
nti6e Snoianerin gelpeien lein. S6on
als &inO 5eihnete ii6 Wartin our6
&einbeit ser Sitten, 8ei6eioenbeit,
Geml1t uno namentli6 ourd) groBe
9tdhltenliebe aus. I'm ben &ranfen
beier belfen 5u fonnen, Itl1oierte er
5lterIt WteOi5in, ebe er als gruoer IN
oen Iontinifaneroroen eintrat. 9e=
lOnoers nabm er ii6 Der Sinoel= unb
@ailenfinoer an, fir bie er @ailens
bduier baute. Sein @anoel in @ott
lno ouf bimmliIden 9luen I6ien Ger
Seele Die Sraft nerlieben 3u baben,
BEN iGnerfaqigen &0rper NIT li6 in
sic Sobe gu reiBen, mo er IN Ser 2uft
id)1pebeno oie 8unoen oes &reu5bil=
oes an ser @anb fiibte. SSa, es miro
berthtet, iein inniges Witleib 5u Sen
d)riitliden 8efangenen in oen Ser
fern Ifrifas bdtte ibm bie @abe pers
lieben, oieie 0fters in ii6tborer @eiie
BORT 5u beiuhen, ibren Hoten ab5u=
belfen, ibre &etten 5u iprensen unb
Dies alles, obne oaB er leibli6eripeiie
ieine liioamerifanilde Saterltaot 2i=
mo ie oerlaiien bdtte. Gin iponii6er
8efangener, Ser 10 our6 Wortins
Silfe befreit tpuroe uno noh SiO=
amertfa oustpanoerte, begegnete Dem
8rltoer in Sen StraBeu 2imas uno
begriiBte i'm bon 9anfbarfeit als
leinen Hetter unb 8efreier unb pollte
trob oeiIen ginipru6 ni6t oabon OBJ
lalien, iiberaa bon ser Ourd ben mum
oertGtigen Wortin empfongenen
8obltaten gu berihten. 1ie NeooiQp
OieIes iel. Gominifanerbruoers War-
tin be Gorres mar i'm @eltfries bel
Oen Observation-Disclosures unb
Soloaten 10 beliebt 1lno perbreitet,
Dob lie bon oielen Hi6tfatbolifen &C.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28

uniere 5armer m ii / Ell
Dos neue Sabr nit grobem @ottper-
trauen antreten, oenn oie Iuslihten
Iino nidt pielperipre6enb. 8obl lit
Der arieg 5u @noc, ieoo6 fann bon
einem ntrfliben 6rieoen oie Neoe
nod nidt iein. 3ie @eltlage lit 10
oerpidelt uno Die Diplomatic 10 fon=
flis, bab i'm neuen Sabr faum oie
SrOnung nieoer einigermaBen berge=
lteat tperoen fann. europa lit nod in
Sriimmern, Scot uno gleno geben
breitipurig burd) Die 2anoen uno
ebnen oem rotten Clement ben @ea
5ur Serrldaft. Sier5ulanbe baben
mir es nit 5ipei @eipenltern 5u tun,
Die lib nidt perIdeuhen laiien: ST.
flation rmo 9lrbeiterunruben. &apital
uno Irbeit liegen iih in ben Saaren.
Waht piberitebt Ser Madt, Die sc.
rehtigfeit miro in Sen Sintergrunb
seordngt uno ieoer appea an Ole 8e-
teiligten, perniinftig gu iein uno Die
Streitfragen frieoli6 gu idlihten,
perhollte bisber i'm @inbe. Ser Sob
lenltreif lit iiberItanoen, nidt iiber-
1punoen. gs lit nur elm @affenltiQs
Itanb, Ser bis Npril ool,ert; mas oann
folgt, bangt gum groBen Seil oapon
ab, mas iih in Ser 3tpiiden5eit emit
tpidelt. Ger neue &ongreB miro lth
mobl unper5iisli6 nit Ienoerungen
oes Irbeitergeietes bei6dftigen, Inn
Streifs 5u perbiiten, frieolide Ser
banolungen in Streif-' uno Streit-
fragen al ermogli4en uno Dem raoi-
fallen Clement in @rbeiterfreiien eli
men Riegel por5uidieben. gs lit pors
aus5uieben, bob iid oas GroBfapital,
Itets auf .ieine 8orteile bebadt, be-
miiben miro, Sic @eietgebung 5u Be-
einfluiien. 4uh ieitens Der Mrbeiter.
organiiationen, benen bas iogenannte
8agner-@eies grobe, leioer 81 oft
miBbral6te &ebte einr1umte, iih be-
miiben perben, oen nnter Dem Seem
Ieal" getponnenen 8ooen 5u bebal-
ten. Die @emerfihaften perfolgen nit
ungeipobnlid groBem ssntereiie oen
bereits ertpabnten WaffenItiaitanb Der
aoblengrdber. Wiro ben &oblengrd-
bern cine 2obnerb0bung 5useltanben,
10 miro bies 81 neuen 2obnforoerun.
gen in fait alien @roBbetrieben fiib-
rem. Mnberieits tperben sic &oblengrG.
ber bur1 bereits geplante 2obnfor-
berungen llno brobenbe Streifs er-
miitigt, auf ibren 5croerungen gu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
gb. s., Nrf. -

Die gr6iteftur ser olten Iegppter
bate obne 31peifel eine bobe Stufe
Ser Soufommenbeit fir oie oamalige
i3eit erreidbt. Die betpunoernsmerten
Sempel= uno iogar Die Dffentliben
Srofanboltten itellen 11nIere mober,
men vStreamline" =8outen tief in oen
S6atetn. @abre &unltoenfmGler tpa-
rem, tpie oie nod porbanoenen Guinen
6etpeiIen, 3. 9. ser Sempel bon &ar=
naf. Sbre Wotioe nabmen Die Iegpp.
ter aus Ser lie umgebenoen Natur, no.
mentli6 aus bem 8flan5enrei6. Sbre
Sempel maren oen Gottern getpeibt.
Sic Wtotipe fiir unlere &atbe6ralen
iino Ser driitli6en Heligion entnon=
men. Sic boben et1pas grbebenbes,
gum Simmel onltrebenoe Siirme uno
@eipolbe. gs lit ser fatbolii6e @eiit,
Ser in BEN 8ottesb1ulern bes tief re-
ligioien Wittelalters - bon Riftfen.
nern ooer gteioern bas rfinItere" ge=
nonnt = bie funitpollen &trhen uno
Gatbebralen erIteben lteb. Die gliid-
lidertpeile perein5elt itebenben 8ei-
ipiele mooerner 1nfunIt i'm gau uno
in ser Iusihmiidung bon &ir6en lit,
gelinOe geiogt, cine unentidulbbare
gerirrung unb elm 3ei6en bonn Ser
foll fatbolii6en @eiites. 9ieie 1,nge-
iunoe unb funltloie ar6iteftonii6e
gteuerl1ngsiudt iette nah Dem eriten
8eltfrieg in 0euti6lanb elm llno bot
leiber auh in Mmerifa gingong ges
fl1noen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28

Sern ser Seimot, id ols 6liidtline
Sn Der Sremoe 5ieb' lumber,
ltno oie meiIten meiner Sieben
Ih, i6 fino lie ni1nmermebr
Sort, mo- aiefernpdloer rouiten,
9a bin i'd 81 Saus,
$50 oie Itillen Seen ruben,
Stebt mein Gaterbaus.
slne 2ieben, sic sort ipobnten,
Sic iino langIt 5erltrert i'm @ino,
&einer tueiB, mo- lie geblieben,
Sb lie nod am 2eben itnb.
sSreuoIos lit mein gon5es 2eben
Seit id in Ser Srembe bin;
&einer mag MIDI 6ier perIteben -
Jibl', Dob i6 Elm Sremoling BIN.
Miirriid morgens, miirrii6 abenbs
Dtiirrilb ieoes ein5'ge @ort;
&einer mag oen Sliidtling ieben,
SSeoer tpiinIdt i'm INNER fort.
8er sic Seimot nidt perloren,
8em nidt ielber 2eio geiheb'n,
&ann oas 2eioen 1no oie Sebniu6t
Gines 5lii6tlings ni6t perlteb'n.
Sf), tpie germ mar i6 geblieben
Wit Den Weinigen 5u Saus
SGtte &ube BORT uno Srieoen,
9rald)t' nidt in sic @elt binaus.
God oos Sdidial tpollt' es an
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
MuAkuA@
Son Brpf. 5. N. Sibren,
@ebaftenr bes ,8atienfrennb'

-Spdu. 5. 6. Glumpe, Gatbulie
ltnineriitg Of Mmerica, @aibinatun,
9. c.
@ir entiprehen gern Sbrem @un-
i6e uno peroffentlihen nadltebenb
Sbre &orrelponoen5 aus @eltfalen:
g. /. @eiti., 5. 20. 10. 1916.
2ieber Soief!
GorgeItern erbieIten mir Iein Bas
fet. Sabe aIlerberalihIten 9anf! gs
tuar alles genau oarin entbalten, pie
9u uns geifrieben battelt. Ntamma
bat iih rielig iiber oen &affee gefrel1t.
Gu erinnerit Did nod lpobl, baB tie
lfon Dor fiinf5ebn Sobren 5ltderfranf
1par. Seute (Sonntag) bat lie e5 10
gar gepagt, NIT in bie Stride su ge-
ben, unb oas bat taOellos geflappt.
gie bod Elm biB6en aaffee oen Wtens
I6en oufridten fam!
Sobe ib Dir idon geidrieben, oab
mir tpieoerum 3utpafs I'M SauS be-
fommen baben? 8ir boben nun ein
5peites 3immer obgegeben an einen
sSliidtling, 11no 5tpar lit bies aud Elm
iunges Mdoden. allo baben mir 5nei
iunge MQoden. 8 SSSoief oiele ormen
pertriebenen Meniden! Wtan muB gut
al ibnen lein 2eioer baben bier
oiele Weniden Elm iebr faltes Ser5
5u ibnen Son unierer 2iesbetb
lege id Dir elm fleines @ebidtden bel,
pieleidt intereiiiert Gid oieies
Seine &uline Sofie.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28

Sic oiirfen aber nift benfen, Serr
Goftor, oaB es mir Bel Sma $. 10
ihledt gebt. Sier lit oie aagemeinbeit
geneint. gu mir iino Sma, Spa rno
Sofie iebr nett; id babe bier Elm rid=
tig 5tpeites 3u Sauie eef1noen - MIR
ser Seoop (unier Suno) min nidt gut
freuno nit mir tperoen. @eItern lieB
mid Sofie tiibttg in ibre Sdofolaoe
beiBen, bie in oem groBen 9luslanos=
pofet orin mar. Gum abeno fodte mir
Nmu cine Saiie &afao. gS mar na6
langer 3eit NAL Elm @enuB. - Wit
freltnoliden @riiBen, penn ou6 unbe=
fannterlueiie,
2iesbetb 3ounef.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28

Gon S.. N. Sebenid, ebemali.
ger Hebaftenr bes ,2anomann'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28

Srr' nun in ber 8elt lumber,
Sin6e meme teure Seimat
ltno Die 2ieben nimmermebr.
Serrgott, Ser Gu bilt i'm Simmel,
Sor' mein Bitten nno mein Sleb'n,
2aB midi sic geliebte Seimat
God nod einmal tpieberIeb'n!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
) ii 6 t lin g

Seine &uiine Sofie.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-05-23
IT. ABLEL AN -
L FARMING -
A weekly discussion devoted to the
Land and Farms of Garrett County,
edited by John Carter, County Agent,
and W. W. Mace, Soil C0nservationist.

Several weeks ago we talked about
drainage There are 4 number Of ad-
ditional things that should be men
toned.
The matter of outlets for tile lines
is mighty important. 1t mas been COM
mon practice to end the tile lines in
d stream or open ditch without pro-
lection of any sort Most of the folks
who have done this know better but
did not take time to do a better job.
Within a few years the stream banks
have undercut of fallen in and the
end of tiles have slipped out of place,
sometimes stopping the flow in the
entire line. Sometimes much Of this
trouble can be eliminated by leading
lateral lines into the tile main. which
will greatly reduce the number Of
outlets into the stream or open ditch.
Outlets may be protected by laying
the last two or three tiles on firm
stone base, and covering them with
stone to prevent slipping. a good
stone headwall should be built around
the outlet to keep the banks from I'M
dercutting or falling over the end of
the tile. Outlets for mains that drain
large areas and empty into active
streams should have concrete head
walls. The use of one or two bell
joint terra Gotta tile at the outlet will
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-05-23

with Mrs. Barbara Younkin and Mr.,
and Mrs. Ralph Glotfelty.
Rev. Ross Speicher and family were
guests on Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nevin J. Miller and c. c. Wisseman.
Floyd Diehl, c. O. Bender, Stewart
RUdamer. Henry l.. burst, Herbert
Ringer, Hubert Stanton, Belmont Mil
ler. Carl Richter, Glenn Miller and
Nevin T. Broadwater, of Grantsville;
Charles Engle, Vergil Engle, Fred.
Rlngler Cutton Rngler, Of Sails
bury, Pa, and Dir. Clayton Diehl, Of
Frostburg, have returned to their re-
rective homes from fishing trip on
Delaware Bay.
Mrs Allen Baker entertained the
Evangelical Lutheran Ladies' Aid Of
the Cove, at her home Thursday ev-
ening. Nineteen members were pres
ent. Devotons were conducted by the
Rev. Martin FRANKIE. Mrs. Baker, pres
iGent Of the society had charge. Plans
were made for entertaining members
CT the Pittsburgh Lutheran choir,
who will sponsor a musical program
on June at 7:30 p. NJ, in the Cove.
Services at Maple Grove Church Of
the Brethren, Thursday, May %, at
500 p. m; Friday, May "a, 500 p.
m. Rev. William Kinsey, New Wind
sol, Md, will be in charge. Lantern
slides on the subject, THE Suffering
and Death of Christ will be shown
by Rev. Kinsey, and an illustrated
chalk talk will be delivered. Sunday
morning, May 26: Sunday school, at
10 a m; church service at II a. m,
conducted by Rev Kinsey. Sunday ev-
ening at $50, lovefeast and commun-
ion.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-05-23
EVANSVILLE
Reported On Rotary Convention

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,.,.p ASSETS ADMINISTRATION
WASHINGTON 25' D. e
30 -, VETERANS OF WORLD WAR II;

ALL VHlAE 49,, are anxious get all the p nosgible
AS a veteran desire to give
from surplus. 49, law in purchasing the 7o the
preference uh' - the Surplus Property 49, certain
BY a4eHN+ has beena uthorlze te7ow. but
Assets Adnin1sC - vou They Listed W. not large,
exclusive quantl exactly
fairness, must J YOU may always the satisfaction
demand is veteran however or "set-sde' llst
"ra that all items Pao91
20 Going veterans Ike o, nav purchase these len
Subject 70 @ veil as your business, v world II
persona be sun
agriculture purchase ' further
Will Do contains second prolSlo esional
The amn0eo business only
improves your Ouy not Of you
agricultural for their use may ar State local
agencies
gives you, institutions except
al Federal
business var peoifed perlo surplus available
Federal opportunity 70 will be aValao10 "
a9 which do not appear on
you to pur0haSG Act still must the original Act
Under 7~g as thousands have o1n ow been fled
purchase war surplus oation procedure has no" ~
@ erDlained the rgn1' 4+ion will every ello ~
The War assoc the benefits Congress The di ffioult
it that cooperation wall wants
have Your patle"G ~ satigfy needs OF every ~
we tnv surplus property THE ADMINISTRATOR
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-05-23
SAVE THIS ADVERTISEMENT

Clip this ad today save it for relatives or
friends lOho may be returning from service
Soon-or pass it along to neighbof tetoran.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-05-23

WAR ASSETS ADMINS R
Albany, New York-ll2 state st.
Albuquerque. New Mexico
1885 W. Central
Allentown, PENNSYLVANIA
5l2-5l4 Hamilton street
Atlanta 3. Georgia
GJ9 Ponce de Leon Bldg.
Baltimore ,. Maryland
liza O'Sullivan Bldg.
Birmingham l, Alabama
Conner Bldg.
Boise Idaho
Capitol Securities Bldg.
Boston s. Mass Court Street
Bridgeport 3, Connecticut
l44 Golden Hill Street
Brooklyn. n. Y.-l6 Court st.
Buffalo. n. Y.-SOs Rand Bldg.
Butte, Mont.-3l0 Meyer Bldg
Canton-2, Ohio
III First National Bank Bldg.
Chicago 6, Illinois
226 W. Jackson Boulevard
Charleston /, West Virginia
6l2 Atlas Bldg.
Charlotte ,, North Carolina
400 Charlotte Law Bldg.
Chattanooga, Tennessee
$40 James Bldg.
Cincinnati ,. Ohio
3S-lO T.. Fourth street
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-05-23

the purchase
amended The Surplus Property Act So
direct the War Assets Administration taking this address
Evening star., 1946-09-29


train yourself to notice any lessen
ing of enthusiasm in the expressions
or voices of your host or hostess.
If you notice them glancing at the
clock, ask quickly: Are we keep
ing you from something?'
Their answer should always be
frank. 1t is absolutely correct.
under all circumstances, for either
one to reply that he has something
to do. And for your part, you are
expected to pay attention to
the time and take leave a little
sooner than the time stated.
No one pattern can serve for all.
There are many people, especially
the very young, who have no need
for privacy. But to most of us -
above all to those of US who are
home-lovers - the privacy of our
lives is a precious boon.
Released by The Bell Syndicate. Inc.
Evening star., 1946-09-29

visitors outnumber by
three to one those from
people who find eve
nings lonely. Those
who long for privacy
are helpless unless
they shut the doors
and sit in the dark.
Lighted windows-es-
pecially those that re-
veal people sitting coz
lily at home-seem to
provide an irresistible
Evening star., 1946-09-29
No Folse CouxteSy

Of course, if your
friends brightly and
enthusiastically urge
you to stay, then their
own false courtesy
would be to blame if in
reality they didn't
want you. To say
frankly, Il am tired"
is only fair among
friends.
Ifit is your habit to
efN~ ~ ,ravra~taI
Evening star., 1946-09-29
Be Observing

WHEN some very good friends
of John and Mary have nothing to
do one evening and decide to 60
over to see them, it may not enter
their heads to telephone to ask if
it is convenient - Mary and John
are intimate friends who always
seem delighted whenever they have
visitors. But are they?
Neighbors should notice care
fully how they are greeted whether
their friends faces light up, wheth-
er they exclaim with ring of en-
thusiasm, "Oh. do come I'M" Or
Evening star., 1946-09-29

temptation to passing neighbors.
Chance callers should remember
that the most valuable social asset
any visitor can have is a quick
perception of other peoples
feelings