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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
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Sn elmer fir6li6 b1iibenben, ober
ormen, gut fntbolil6en Enlargement.
De In Baraeuap, Siio= Mmerifa, feblt
oringelo ein gang heldeibenes &ir1-
lein. Da es li6 our6peg Inn 6rnlite
2anobepolferltna banbelt (es iino au-
Der Haraguaper altd oe,tti6e, pol1,i-
lde, ruiiiidbe lno anoere quite &atbo-
lifen porbanoen), miro um Die giitige
Weitbilfe Der 10 oft betpabrten fatbo-
lil9en @laubensbriioer nno =i1pe-
itern aus BEN Ser. Stonten gebeten.
Seoe = au6 Die allerfleinlte @abe -
Die in einen aepobnliben 8riefe alf
meine poae 8erantportung aelanot
meroen fann. nitnnlt Der 1interaei6-
nete oeutlde Boter oonfeno entaeaen.
Anittuna miro iofort erteilt. Sir Die
eblen Srelnoe uno @6nner Der ge.
planten Sl-areua-airbe tpirb mo.
natlib Der Segen elmer beiligen @elie
oufseopfert. @iittge @oben rnb 3u-
idriften tlogen Sic bite ri1ten an:
&en. Sabre, Don Sole &reul1er, S.
V.D.. Goronel 8osoba (Haraguap),
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28

Inter oen beufihen @eiAsbaIanen,
5. +. unter ben Giirlten, ipeIhe ben
aaiier unb benz Heihe ,,ntert1nig fpa-
rem, geborte aub Sttofar bon Bob
men. gr batte iib Dor Dem Gegie-
rungsantritt Seinribs tpioerredtli-
dertpeiie oes gr5ber5ogtin1s DETER
reid ber1adtigt. Huoolf lieB i'm BRET
mai aufforbern, Dor ibm au eribeinen
uno oie geieblide 8elebnung nit Se-
iterrei6 nad5uluhen. Ineir, Ser Itol-
&c Siirit tpeigerte itb 5u eri9einen.
gr bate namlid ielblt oie &aiierfrone
eripartet nno glaubte, er itebe 3u bod,
Inn iid Dor einem Huoolf bon Sabs-
burg 5u oemiitigen, Der ipie er iih
erinnerte - einmal in ieinem Seere
geOient bate. &uoolfs gnti6lnB BEL
oieier 8ioerieblihfeit mar balo ge-
fabt. gr bot feline Geibspaianen auf,
iteate iid an ibre Spite uno bra6
l6nen luie Elm ungetpitter in Bob
men elm. Sttofar lpurbe nah einem
,blutigen Sample iiberpunoen, perlor
lein Ser5ogtum Selterreib uno mnBte
fl1ieno in Huoolfs Belt oie Suloiguna
fir 9obmen uno Mabren leiiten.
Sttofar fiiblte Die 3eniitigung me-
niger, Oa bie Suloieung ni6t offent=
lid seidob. .8dbreno er aber fnieno
Dor ieinem ebelnaligen nntergeorone=
ten lag, fielen Die 1mbdnge oes 3el-
tes 5uiammeu uno bas ganse Seer
NOR 3euge ietuer grnieorigungs
Sodit aufgebraft iiber oieien
S6impf fling Sttofar oen &rieg BON
neuem an, fiel aber in elmer moroe=
rilGen Sdladt. Guoolf nabm nun
auber Seiterret6 art6 nod Steier-
mart uno &rain in 8eIit, benn aud
bieIe gr59er5ogtiimer batte Sttofar
neben ieinem &6nigrei6 8obmen be-
ieilen Son oieier 3eit an perblieben
&uoolfs Nahfommen I'M 8efib bon
Steiermarf uno aroin.
(5ortietltng folgt) H. |
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28

9ieies 8odenblah erideint ieit
bem Sabre 1873 reeelmdBig ieoen
Samstag unb niro berausgeecben
gum 9elten oes 8dpitlihen aoIle.
gium Soiepbinum ser bl. &on9rega.
ton Der 8ropaganoa in Columbus,
beHen Stped Die Seraubiloune beut.
ider 8rieiter3oslinse fir Die Ser.
Staaten lit. Gieie Inltalt lit balpt.
idhlib ongetpieien auf oie ginfiinfte
oieies 8lattes uno Die 8ei idenfe iei'
ner 2eier.
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W. 9. g.

3u unierm groBen 8eomern teilen
mir oas SinlGeioen oes bodm. Srn.
6rancis 8ertram Yforrers Ser I'm
befledten gmpf6ngnis-&irde in
3binelonoer, @is., NIT. Sodp. 8ers
tram mar in 9tacine, 8is., geboren.
gr perbracbte 5lpolf Sabre ieiner slus=
btloung i'm Solepbinl1m uno Duroe
Oalelblt i'm Sabre 1911 gum YrieIter
gelDeibt. @ir bitten I'M lere 2eler, oes
8erltorbenen in ibren 8ebeten geOell,
fen 81 ipollen.
8enn oieie 3eilen in Die SGnbe
llnierer 2eier gelangen, miro es i'm
Solepbinum 5ienlib Itia getporoer
lein. Die meiiten Stuoenten peroer
ibre @eibna6tsferien 5ubaule Der.
bringen. gtpa lieben ober a6t perOer
i'm Soiepbinum 5uriidbleiben. Gs III
oafiir gelorgt, Dob Tie feline 2angpeile
6efommen. Die meiite 3eit lit fir gr.
bolltng ltno Spiel beItimmt unb fiji,
niibIide 8ei6df ftigungen. gs lit Ser.
ibieoenes geplant, iporiiber ipGter be.
ri6tet peroen miro.
Die bereits eintreffenoe 8eib.
nadtspolt benefit, oaB Ser beuti6e
Ohio @ailenfreuno' =&alenoer bereits
eingetroffen lit.
9ei oieier 8elegenbeit itatten mi,
uniern Seminarilten, tpel6e ben Ser,
fano belorgten, unlern belten 0anl
ab. @s mar feine lei6te 9lrbeit. 8e
lonoern Ganf peroienen Die &lalier
oes britten uno pierten sSabres Be,
Sbeologie. @er mebr &olenbel
miini6t, llm tie als acknowledgement
an Sermanote l1no Sreunoe 5u ienben
ienoe uns Namen uno @Oreiie, uni
mir nerOen oen Gerlano beiorgen
Ytan aOreliiere: 8ontifical College
@ortbington, >.
Sic WfitglieOer unlerer 6afultd
unO uniere Stuoenten ipiiniben I'm
fern 2eiern, 6reunoen rno @obltd
tern elm gnaoenrei6es @eibna6tsfeI
nnb ein iegensrei6es Neuiabr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
SANOS

brirrgt ibIeunige 9iIfe bei>Galsleibea
aIler Mrt, somflitis, 0ei4waren,
Afbma, 6abfeber nnb SinustronbIs
megen ieiner g!fttein1t0tenoen eieen.
ihaft.
l1nfere felt fait einem balben SSubr.
b1lDoert bei ben dIteiten 3eiern bes
.Obio @aiienfreir,t6' betannten u,l6
als unentbebrlihes 9n,tsbeilmittel
nnge,panbtes @r1utermittd 1T aus
ben beiten &eiIfr6utern bereeite1t.
Breis SOC per GInihe; So. 90 fit
6 Waiben; $3.50 fir IL Gldi1en
grpreB Collect. Harcel Doit ertro.
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FOB. IS Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28

9ioaeie Monterep- Sresno in galis
fornia nit Dem Ge6t ser Rahfolge
oes eegenpdrtiaen 8ii6ofs 8bilip
S6er ieitens bes 81. Stubles be-
fanntgegeben. @leidaeitis aab Der
slpoi itolilde 9elegat befannt Die @r-
nennltng oes bo6tp'Iten @eibbildofs
gilbert 8. 5let6er bon 2ittle &od ols
gadfolger oes perltorbenen 8ildofs
Morris gum 8iihof bieler Dioaeie.
8il6of @illineer tpurbe 1886 in 8al=
timore eeboren, no er Sic oortiae
8farrihule ser 8eoemptorilte ltenfir6e
bon ct. Safobus belu6te. gtab 8e=
enoigung ieiner borhereitenOen Stu=
oien trat er in ben HebenlptortIten=
oroen elm. Seine &onlefrotion oils 8i=
I6of bon Honce srfolgte i'm Sabre
1929 in Der Eropinafirhe ser 3e-
oemptorilten Il. 6. Srou BON Der Srrt-
merDabrenoen Silfe 81 8rouflpn, sc.
9.
ct. 8anl, Winn. - Sim fommen=
ben Sonntoe, 20. 9e5ember, beeinnt
Die pier5igItiinbiee anoa6t in foleen-
ben orei 8farrfirden unb elmer Sim
italt Der graoioaeie: ct. 2eos. ct.
Baul: ct. Sbomas, Winneapolis; ct.
@ouaros, Ri6lanb; ct. agatba's
Gonierpatorp, st. Baul.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28

slm @eibna6tsabeno nuroe bie
nete ct. Sobn 8iannep=B Bfarrfirde
in South ct. Baul gum erIten Mal
fir oen @ottesoienIt er0ffnet. unb
5mar nit einem BON Dem bohm. &rn.
Sfarrer @arolb 8bittet 5elebrierten
Weitternabts-&ohamt. Die @emeinbe
muroe i'm Dergangenen Wtai ins 2e-
ben gerufen unb Sobp. gBbittet, frii-
Der IiiiItent ON Der ct. MusuItinus-
@emeinoe in Soutb ct. Haul nnb
5ulett armeefaplan, ipurbe nit Der
Sreaniiierung betraut. Die neue
Stride purbe aus Wfaterial bon
friiberen Irmeebaraden sebaut au eli
mem &oItenpunft BON 5irfa $4,000.
Sic bietet &aum fir 5tpeibunoertunb-
ied5ig Berionen.
@om. Sier tpuroe Ioeben Die
@abl bes bo6p. Sr11. Wattbias
Snuit, O.F.M., (Netp yorD gum @e-
neralprofurator bes Sran5isfaneror-
oens beItdtist. 9ieies amt lit unter
Dem @eneraloberen oas aipeitbobite
i'm @eiamtoroen. @egenipartie belief
BET P. Sauit bas 4mt zines General
oelegaten oes Sroens fir oen noro-
anlerifaniihen Sentiment un6 Die be-
na6barten sSnieln. Sein Nabfolger
in bieiem Mn1te lit nod niht ernannt
noroen. Betanntlih lit Der General
tniniiter bes @eiamtorbens, Der
bohm'Ite Sr. 8alentine S6aaf, an
1. 0e5enlber in Hom geItorben.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
Sortbimstun, >. - ct. Hanl, Winn.
Samsta9, %. 9esember 1916
6 ir d enfalenSer

SuuntaG 20. 9esember: Spnntaa
nadJ @eibnad)ten. - gponge e.
lium: Simeons 8eis iagung
(Suf. ..
0tontag, 80. 0e5ember: &ainer.
Otenstag 81. 9e5ember: SilpeIter.
Dtittuud, 1. Sanuar: Seidneionng
Gbriiti.
Sonnerstag, 2. Sanuor: Mtofor;l1s
Sreitae, 3. Sanuor: @enopefa.
Samstag, 4. Sanuor: Higobert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
Sooesan5etgen

Sram &atbarina Senridt geitorben
am 18. 9e5e1nber 1916 in Columbus,
.. Sic binterldBt ibren @atten Ger
man Seurif, einen Sobn, atpei Eo6s
ter, einen 8ruber, 5pei Sbpeltern
l1no orei gnfelfinoer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
MAXIMILIAN-SALBE

Mltberiibmte &rGuterIalbe, uniiber.
troffen BEL
Sra n b To u n Sen
aller Mrt uno bei anoera1 2eioen,
ipelhe i'm beisebenen 3irfular an
gegeben lino.
yreis 60 Gents per Sabr, plus
2 Gents Ohio State Gales Sar fir
6ieienigen, Die i'm Staate Ohio mob.
men. = g. st., Winn., iGreibt: Sen.
bet mir giitigit 3 8ores, oenn bas 1T
cine Wunoerialbe, unb ih min ME.
mails obne bic Salbe iein."
Nrr au be3ieben bonn
Macmillan Sanitarium
2698 Joyce Ave, COLUMBUS 3, O.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
@trah1td,esl4 A i

Japib gitp, sod. Der
bo6m'Ite ST.. aoaoiutorbiidof SEQ s.
Sporlbaf bat fiirslid) ieine neuen
amtspfli6ten als 8farrer ser ct.
Notwithstanding in Stureis iibers
nonmen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
Gbiiaau, 81.

Gbiiagu, Sa. = glm s. Sanunr
finoet in Der bieiigen ct. Grocopius-
sbteifirde bic 8eibe oes neuen Ibtes
ambroie Snbraf, O.S.B., ltatt. Gie
8eibe ooaaiebt Garbinal= =@rabiIfof
g. q. Strit6 unter alliItens Ser @eb-
te Oeorfus Braun, O.S.B., BON ser
ct. @regorp=abtei in 5bopnee,
aSfla., unb Sbeooore &oiis, O.S.B.,
bon Ser ct. Inbreiu's s-4btei in glepe-
lano. abt Snoraf. ser am z. Robem=
ber gum aoabil1tor eeip6blt poroen
NOR, tDuroe am 1. DECEMBER bel Sem
Soo bes Observation-Disclosures 4b=
tes Brocopius Reuatl, O.S.B., beIlen
geadfolger als Mbt bon ct. 8roco-
Plus. @r tpurbe Dor oierunofunf5ia
Sabren in Chicago geboren uno mar
5peiuno5man5ig Sabre lang Gfcrrer
Der bieitgen ct. Mi6aels= =@eme1noe.
Sellenille, SSn. : SIN 8eilein oes
bodm'iten Srn. 8iidofs fano in Ser
bieligen ct. Narp's Stride Iette $50
die Elm lolennes Geql1iemamt Itatt fir
ben berItorbenen p. Baul 0oane,
O.ML. Ser 8eritorbene NOR in 8ene-
bile geboren unb ging nah ieiner
Weibe in oie Wiiiionen auf ben Bbi-
lippinen, mo- er 1912 bon oen ssapa=
nern gefaBt unb erl6oiien puroe. Die
beltimmte Nahribt ieines Sobes traf
crit in Ser borlebten @o6e bier elm.
Cincinnati, 8. - Ser bodp. P.
5eroinano q. Woeller, ST., oer Glte-
lte Seiuitenpater in 9lmerifa, lit am
IL. Oe5ember i'm Seluitennopiaiot in
Wilforo i'm geIegneten Qlter bon bier
unoneun5ig Sabren perl6ieoen. @ebo-
rem in Cincinnati, purbe p. Moeller
melt befannt als Ser @rInoer ser &a-
tboliiden Saubltummen-& &onferen5,
elmer Ibteilung Der Nationalen &a-
tbolil6en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ytab ieiner I'M Sabre 1885 erfoIgten
BrieItertpeibe unterri6tete er am ct.
=&oles in ct. Marp's, Scans. ;
am ct. Sgnatils-a -aoaeg in Chicago ;
an Der Creighton llniperiitat in Sma.
ba; an Der 1niperiitdt Detroit un6 an
Der 9apier=u =uniperiitat in Cincinnati.
r. /. p.
Sier itarb am II. 9eaember ser
boGp. &r. Srancis e. Balance, in Der
gan5en @elt befannt als 8erfaIier
bon fatbolii9en @ebetbii1ern. gr er.
rei6te Elm sllter bon iebsunoahtaie
Sabren unb NOR bereits bie Iesten
bier5ig Sabre binourb frdnflib. Sein
befannteites 8erf lit nMD praner
8oof" oas su bielen Winionen gren.
plaren in Der ganaen engIilbipreben,
ben 8elt berbreitet lporoen lit. gs III
in fieben anoere Sprahen iiberiesi
mor6en. Snsgeiamt bat &obtp. Ga.
lance iiber oreiBig @ebetbiider, Sc.
iungen lno 8etrahtungen peroffent.
li1t. r. /. p.
Msaibimgton, 8. 6. - Ser Mpolto.
Iij1e Delegat in @aibington, gr5bi.
fhof gicognani, bat Die @rnennnne
oes bohip'iten &rn. Biihofs glIopiius
S. Wiainger, C.Ss.R., BON Honce In
Buerto @ico gum Roaoiltorbiihof BET
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
WOLFRAM'S MALTUM
aIafaffee)

llnier Mal5fafee lit feline ger0ftete.
ionoern gemalste @erite nod 8far-
rer 8neipp'iher Wetbobe. gs lit pa,-
reg MaI5, reid ON WGbrftoffen nit
angenebmem Nalaseidmad. Beion.
oers &inoern, alten 2e,iten ,irb
aranfen 3ii eurpfeblen. n..a,.,.,
Preis: 25e per Hfun6; 20 Hafete, S.
grpreB uno Harcel Hoit ertra
THE WOLFRAM co.
P.O.B. IS Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
Stimue beS TDlfeS
fiir bas Soiepbinuut

Siermit i6ide i6 Sbnen So uls
9anfiasung 5u gbren oes Sl'lten
6er5ens Seiu, Der aaerieligiten Sung.
frau Waria uno oes bl. Soiepb.
2eIer, Wid.
ginliegeno iiberienoe ib Sbnen ei.
ne fleine @abe, Die id 5u gbren Ser
Oeuttergottes beripro6en bate in eli
nem 4nliegen. Sd bin, @ott lei Danf,
erbort tporben.
sc. &C., Ya.
ginliegeno SIS our laufen6en Srei.
itelle als Danfiagung fir Die @rbS.
rung elmer Bitte.
g. S., Sn6.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28

COAL FUND
Previously credited. 1851 OF
Rev. N. NJ, O. ............... 500
Mrs. Mary Bach, New York,
NY. 200
Mrs. M. KleisS, MuenSter,
Tex. ............... 200
A. Strauterman, Delphos, o. 100
Total. $371.O7
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28

2eibe1 Gle &x
Bporrbea, @benmatismmS, 9iabetss,
Blntbergiftnng sSer 0augreRe -
Ssn1 seSrsndbes ete has neltberaante
D-O-D
Die 0ebrmi@s sanrueti,me tjf fefr stnfa4.
boIb nie f9aben - Aeiue 6unsertursn.
1anfenbe bon .8eugntiien. tlnfere Runbsn kse
nnfere Berfdufer. = Wenn ri4tte 0ebrd1t9t,
epeeHe yae. 8 fur menf1 1li1en 9ebrau9 %
Bh@fe lreiWt monatelanQ): $1.b6. - epett3Ss
30. ffir duBerIi9en 0ebroit9. Eer 0ndfSs
nur $3.50. - 3u beoieben bon
CHARLES r.. NEUMANN.
Derfenber nsn D-O-D if...
sos So. Monroe Ave, Columbus 3, O.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
TreifteQe 81 Gbreu Der
FL. Mutter Gabrint

Previously credited. .... 81 ,430 AZ
A. Muhlenbein, Boyd, Wis. $500
Rev. N. NJ, o. .......... 500
Mrs. J. KaSter, Kansas City,
MO. ............... o.Uu
Rev. N. NJ, Wash. ..... 1900
John Bihn, Medina, o. 49,. 500
Mrs. A. Wormuth, Sharon
Springs, N. Y. ........ 200
P. Germscheid, Los Angeles,
Calf. ............... 100
Mrs. J. Bohlke, RemSen, Ia. 100
Mrs. M. KleiSs, MuenSter,
lex. ................. l.OU
Total. l................. 81 ,491 AZ
SOENTGERATH MEMORIAL FUND
Previously credited. ..... .$15, ,084.06
Glass of 1923 ............. 5000
Total. l.................. Sic, ,134.O6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28
VIGIL LIGHTS

Mrs. J. Bohlke, Remsen, Ia. 81 90
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28

gead Ser aronunssfeierIidfeit tro=
ten Die beutiden Siiriten 5u ibm ber=
an, Inn ii6 i'm 8eiise ibres 2on6es
nad bergebra6ter Site eIt4tigen
uno aufs neue belebnen 5u Ialien.
9ieie 3eremonie muBte NIT oem
S5epter geideben. 9ber, liebe oa, es
mar fem S5epter 5llr San0. ga er-
griff Gubclf oas Dor ibm Iteben6e
&ru5ifir nit ben @orten: ,DieIes
areua, oas Die 8elt erl0iet bat, miro
getpiB Die Steue zines S5epter per-
treten!" @ue Siiriten tparen bon Die
ier Nebe iebr erbaut ltnb Die Siiriten,
Die ibon inn 8egriffe geipeien tparen,
iib obne Sul6igung 5u entfernen, Der.
blieben un6 1purben mitteIIt oes @reu-
5es belebnt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-12-28

@aibinston, 8. 6. - Ser Mpoito-
liihe Delegat in @aibington, gr3bi-
fhof @icognani, bat Die grnennnng
bes bohp'iten Srn. Biihofs Nlobiius
S. Wininger, C.Ss.R., bon Honce In
Yuerto Mico gum @oa6i,1torbiiaof 6er
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-05
George I
H.~o~.1

Funeral
D1lrnnor
at "a Ka
were helt
gener ant
with Maj
Burial we
etery. A
bin Falls,
By a sist'
Beloit, w
Mrs. L
Hn of t
Theatre
deW his n
Ha'rker,
noon.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-05
Koch Locates Log Plant
In Town With No Past

Martin City, months-old frontier
type town, that is all present ano
future, acquires an Abraham Lincoln
touch with the opening of the Koch
Log company plant, Monday.
George Koch has 20 years exper-
fence in turning out round-shaved
logs for buildings. This influence on
Martin City architecture will appear
first in a cabin being built for the
Hungry Horse bar. Before long
number of young Martin Citians are
likely to be doing their home work
near fire places in the best Abraham
Lincoln American tradition.
Mr.. Koch commented that log cab
ms are part of the frontier heritage,
and he's glad to locate his log-shav-
ing plant in town like Martin City.
He added that he can deliver
shaved logs for buildings within 80
days of the order being placed. No
skilled labor is required to build the
cabins, and application of oil or
varnish is all the interior finishing
necessary Cabins are warm in win
ter and cool in summer.
Prices for IL by ~ building are
1928 for the logs, or for 1903 Koch
will furnish the logs and build the
cabin. Down payment is $84. A 16'
by "a structure costs 1884 for logs,
or 1923 if built by Koch, while 30
by 49, log store building can be OBJ
tanned for $728, or $1,274 if built by
Koch. Mr.. Koch will also shave logs s
for individuals who want to cut their {
own trees. &C
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-05
Martin City Gets Lincoln Touch
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS ON
TRANSPORTATION

The Board of Trustees of Schoo
District No. 6, Flathead County, Mon
tana, will receive sealed proposal:
up to 800 o'clock p. M, September
10, 1916, for school bus, for the deliv-
cry of pupils on the following bus
route.
The call is made for the delivery
of grade school children from Martin
City, to Columbia Falls, Montana.
Route to follow highway No. 2 and
81. Bus to be of adequate construc-
ton to insure the safe delivery of
pupils to and from their destination.
The Board of Trustees to be the
Judge as to whether or not the bus
is of adequate construction. Surety
bond and insurance is required
For further information see the
undersigned.
The Board of Trustees reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
Dated this 18th day of September,
1916.
F. P. FLEMING,
Clerk of School District No. 6,
SIS Columbia Falls, Montana.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-05
Frank Landon, Martin City
Passes Away in Kalispell

Funeral services for Frank Lam
don, 68, were held Tuesday after
noon at the Waggener and Campbell
chapel with the Rev. Richard f.
Wick of the Methodist church offlc-
iating. He passed away in a Kallspel
hospital Sunday. Interment was IN
the Whitefish cemetery.
Mr.. Landon had been a resident OF
Martin City for about 8 months, and
owned the Hungry Horse bar. He IS
survived by two sons, and four
daughters, 80 grand children and
great-grandchildren. His wife pre-
coded him in death four years ago.
Remember the VFW dance Friday
LIT ~ tho CoITr1h i2 dome.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-05
North Fork Locals
By Mona DOWneS

A group of ladies met at the home
of Mrs. Clifford Sedivey. A delicious
a lunch was served. Joe Pokornski
employed, the Essex saw mill, spen1
the weekend at the home OF Mike
Maschler. Mrs. Henry Moen, Coram
called one day this week at the home
of Mrs. Fred Fredriksen. Oliver
Fredriksen visited his parents.
Sig johnson made brief visit at
the C. H. Downes home. Bill Corbett
was also a visitor at the Downes'
home. Ted and Lee Downes made a
weekend trip to Billings.
Farley and Bob Walton went to
Auburn, Wash, to get Dolly Walton,
who will attend Columbia Falls high
school. Charlie Warner, Great Falls,
visited at the home of his brother,
Gilbert Warner. Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Nelson and son, Donald, from
Hollywood, visited at the home OF
UrvaI Warner. Mr.. Nelson is a main
tenance engineer at the r. K. o.
studio.
MIR. and Mrs. Hubert Carter were
evening visitors at the Ur-
val Warner home. Pat Werner, Bob |
Walton and Richard Cavalar went |
to Lake Five in Pats model T. Mr..
Alfred Laughlin accompanied his
daughter, Mrs. Lucas, to Oregon
where she will teach school.
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Coach Pease comes here from
Standpoint, Idaho where he was head
coach in a school that had 500 stu
dents.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-05

U. S. Army recruiters will be in
Columbia Falls every Tuesday from
/ until o'clock at the post office.
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"Always A Bridesmaid"
BY LOUIS BERG

but eminently practical, amiable
but quick-tempered. naive and
knowing. humble and at the same
time very proud.
Her first professional role was in
Max Reinhardt's Hollywood Bowl
production of "A Midsummer
Nights Dream" She was Hernia,
described in the play as follows:
''She was a vixen when she went
to school;
Although she is but little. she is
fierce"
This is not a bad description of
Miss de Havilland herself. With
reference to the first line, she con-
fesses that in convent school she
once had to write on the blackboard
$50 times:
81 will in the future be modest
and will not display my bloomers
while playing basketball"
No Leg Art
INCIDENTALLY, Miss de Havilland
would appear to have taken this in
junction well to heart. She does not
pose for leg art under any circrm-
stances.
How well Line Two still suits her.
Warner Brothers can testify.
She stood off this mighty studio
for two years, refusing to play roles
she thought unsuited to her. and
eventually winning her case in the
State Supreme Court.
1t was a triumph of principle, for
her two years absence from the
screen while the case was being
fought did much harm to her career,
as did the reputation she gained
for intransigeance.
Stemming from an aristocratic
line of British ancestors, Miss de
Havilland has frequently been at
odds with raucous and unmannerly
Hollywood.
All too frequently, for an actress
of her stature, she has been given in
adequate roles, against which she has