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Evening star., 1947-10-21

2-story homes today: 3 large bedrooms
porches, gas air-conditioned heat: best
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pEea terms En- fHhI
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HOME AND INCOME, to settle estate, this
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coUNTRY HOME, 81 Just t Completed. COZ pie, ready
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if desired. One of the most appealing
in The North spTinsbrook development.
large section of the proposed Northwest
nfaP's a paxs sna ss hs of most ehT deB
country home has 3O-foot living room
with wood-burning fireplace and Il, din
room beautifully equipped modern kitchen
room. II ft. by 20 it. porch. 3 bedrooms,
3 3 baths san and q IN most appealing 16 it; by 81
IT. IT, The eaT is
ing plant. Property includes a substa ntial
toolhouse with cold storage basement.
situated on the IIenmont-ColeSFlIle rd.,
about midway between Glenmont and
Colesville about 30 minutes drive from
downtown Washington. GEO j. MOSS
Resltor, Shepherd $500. 22'
GARRETT PARK, MD.-S14,20o bungalow
with 15x25-ft. hv. rm.: located on large
corner lot, fronting 90 ft; sun parlor.
bedrms and bath, garage; possession so
days. To inspect, call WO. 1900 til Q
pm. EDW. H. JONES, & CO., INC 20
ROCKVILLE-S11,5 800 masonry bungalow
with full basement liv. rm.. dinette
kitchen, 3 bedrms. and bath, garage, lot
50x325; this home is in perfect condition:
WALLACE B. AGNEW. WI. 67oo: ewes,
BETHESDA, MD.-owner leaving. price
reduced $1,000 below market; 6-rm. brick
very modern kitchen, bath. gas. a.-c. heat,
detached garage: near schools, transporta-
down Full price. $500. caii immedi-
VICTOR wICKERSHAM, OR. 800. G2a
ROCKVILLE PIKE-2s4 acres of fine, level
ground. with $50 #. Of lst-commercial
frontage on pike. Dwelling contains 10
rms. and baths, and is in excellent con-
dition throughout; 1st A., center-hall plan.
includes lily. nm. din. rm music. rm, and
modern kit; 6 bedrms. and 2 baths on
End a.: full attic, Gear garage, slate roof
and landscaping are added features of
this fine property: Call Mr.. Chambliss,
MI. 1911: ewes, co. 2s57. with JAMES L.
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Evening star., 1947-10-21

WIN DeautlIui view, pleasantly situated
This prewar house has many desirable
features The dining room, living room
and Kitchen all open onto screened porches
refgr., and there are tiled bath, fireplace
and hot-water heating plant. Outbuild
ings include a 2:car garage and poultry
Washington over fast roads. Price. Si5.-
MASON HIRsT. exclusively, Annandale
xex bshs eng losed .. snaaSs pike Phone
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home l IN picturesque setting overlooking
with, the Early Colonial period; 1st fioor
entertaining: 2 bedrooms. tiled bath on on
sna oGr large dining kitchen
heat Mr Northern, 81. 1859, with with
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k-acre lot. more land available; beautiful.
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desirable S.ai csnter.hall brick home Of excel
spacious liv. rm; with firepi., opening onto
2 huge glass inclosed sun deck with firepi.:
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bath. Second floor. master bedrm, excep-
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lge. bedrms; and bath. Third floor. 2 ige.
rms; full bsmt. pansled recr. rm. with
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compl. redec. Location: 1884 North Hern-
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Joze Bon:
S+ori Brezovor in
Ancko IL minis+rs+vo
Joze Bon
Noe sc lie umikala dnevu.

Start Brezovar Sc je obrnil
ma postelji in pogledal ma okno,
skozi katero je uhajalo v soho
jutro, XII je prinasalo S peteli-
MIN petjem vred vsakdanje
skrbi in dolznosti.
Brezovar Sc je zamislil. Spom-
nil sc je sinocnjih besed svoje
zene Neze, XII mu je povedala,
da pride danes v nedeljo ma vse
zgodaj vecje stevilo Ljubljan-
canov ma prostovoljno delo v
njihov kraj. zelo je bill radove-
den in je nestrpno pricakoval
njihovega prihoda. Danes bono
imeli zabavo, 81 je mislil sam pri
sebi. Kaj prida ne bo zmogla
mescanska roka ma cesti, XII Sc
utrjenemu delavcu della veckrat
tezke preglavice.
"Ti, Neza, koliko pravis, da
jih bo prislo ?" - je zmotil svo-
jo zeno v jutranji molitvi.
zena Sc nj zmenila "a njegovo
vprasanje, ko pa ga je nekoliko-
krat ponovil, mu je odgovorila:
"Tisoc dvesto menda, tako vsaj
pravijo. V cerkev maj bi sli, v
cerkev, ne pa ma delo oh nede-
ljah!' Prekrizala Sc je in VISTA
la.
Brezovar bi Sc rad malo po-
lezal, pa mu nj dalo miru. Tudi
on je vstal, Sc oblekel in gle
dal skozi okno ma cesto, XII so
10 pred nekoliko dnevi zaceli
graditi skozi njihovo vas. zena
sc je vrnila iz hleva, kjer je po-
molzla kravo in il vrgla v jasli
dober Sop sena. Preoblekla Sc
je in odSla v cerkev. MOI je
ostal sam. Odsel je pred hiso
in gledal proti zelezniski posta-
il, ma katero je prav v tenn tre-
nutku pripeljal dolg vlak Ljub-
ljancane.
Pa DO lie res, 81 je mislil in
gledal.
Po vasi je bilo mirno in tho,
lie zapoznele starejse zenske SO
hitele proti cerkvi. Ko sc je
vlak ustavil ma postal, nj pre-.
teklo pol minute, in re je vse
ozivelo: dolga procesija ljudi
Sc je pomikala postaje proti
vasi. Petite in vriskajoca har-
monika sta prepodila jastreba,
XII Sc je spuscal ma Brezovarje-
vo dvorisce, da bi ugrabil kok-
iii piscanca. Preplaseni piscanci
so pocasi prisli izpod materine-
ga krila, kamor so sc zatekli in
veselo civkajoc skakljali okoli
koklje.
Brezovar Sc je pomaknil blize
cesti, po kateri so veselo priha-
jail Ljublj ljancani. Vsedel Sc je
ma klop oh hisi, odlomil koscek
cigare in ga vtaknil v usta.
Prostovoljci il Ljubfjane so Sc
razdelili v skupine. V neposred-
no blizino Brezovarjeve donna
cije je prisla skupina petnaj-
stih ljudi: pet zensk in deset
moskih. Vsi so imeli orodje:
krampe, lopate in samokolnice.
Brezovar Sc je premaknil ma
klopi in hitreje kakor po nava-
di zvecil cigaro. maj me vrag
vzame, &c sc ne bonn naucil pi-
sati, preden mi boste vi kaj ma
pravili" Start Brezovar, XII mu
je bilo re blizu sedem desetih
let, MANFRED nj znal pisati. Tiska-
ne crke je lepo prebiral, lie pisa
nih nj umel.
Ljudje il Ljubljane so zaceli
delati NekO1ikO nerOdnO in ne
spretno so drzali rokah oro-
die, kar je zbujalo Brezovarju
skoraj otrosko veselje. slo mu
je ma smeh in nj mogel, da bi
ne rekel: MAR bi donna ostalj
in sc drzali svojega peresa, tc
delo pa pustite tistim, XII so ga
vajeni!"
Boso ljubljansko dekle, XII j@
vozilo samokolnico, mu nj osta
10 dolzno. VISA razgreta in ride
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pa iih bodo $4,000. Poleg tega
bodo izdelali $4,000 sejalnih
strojev in 1000 velikih mlatil-
mic. Donna bodo zaceli izdelovati
tudi traktorje, XII jih bodo re
leta 1851 izdelali 1,50O.
v petih letih DO industrija da-
la kmetijstvu med drugim 4,180
traktorjev, 1000 traktorskih
plugov, $4,000 vpreznih plugov,
$4,000 sejalic, 1000 zetnih stro-
jew, "a kombanjov (strojev, XII
zanjejo in mlatijo hkrati), 5000
kosilnic, 1000 mlatilnic (po 10
toni in $4,000 cistilnikov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25

manjsem stevilu delovnih sill, ma
laga petletni plan kovinski in
dustriji obscene naloge. Jugoslo-
vanske tovarne bodo morale v
velikem obsegu razsiriti proiz-
vodnjo kmetijskih strojev. Zgra-
dill pa bodo move tovarne tako,
da Sc DO proizvodnja kmetijskih
strojev (brez traktorjev) leta
1851 dvignila ma $4,000 ton. v
Sloveniji bodo v tenn letu izde-
lali 2,12O ton kmetijskih stro-
jew in orodja.
Pred vojno (leta 1939) so IL
delali le 1900 plugov, leta 1851
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Stroll "a elektrifikacijo

Da Jugoslavija zagotovi IL
vedbo velikopoteznega nacrta
elektrifikacije, bodo uvedli pred
vsem proizvodnjo vodnih turbin.
Najvecji del te proizvodnje DO
odpadel ma novo tovarno v Ljub-
ljani, XII bo ze leta 1851 izdelala
$500 ton vodnih turbin. Sicer
so majhne turbine v Sloveniji IL
delovali ze pred vojno, toda tn
gre "a velike turbine "a mogoc-
ne hidrocentrale.
Ogromne vodne sile, XII Jim je
izpostavljena turbina, zahteva-
jo veliko odpornost materiala in
precizno izdelavo. Dele turbin je
treba napraviti il najboljsega
litega jekla.
Da zagotovijo gradnjo hidro-
central, bodo uvedli tudi proiz-
vodnjo velikih elektricnih stro-
jew Xxi jih bodo izdelovali pred
vsem v Zagrebu v tovarni "Rade
Koncar," XII Sc je po osvoboditvi
n q oIo 70 zxi1o ~ m q limo Ha1aVni.
ce in ze izdeluje razne elektricne
stroje ,transformatorje in tele-
fone. Move ogromne delavnice
"a to tovarno so priceli graditi
re lani, tako da DO tovarna kma-
lu lahko znatno razsirila svojo
proizvodnjo in bo zaposlila tiso-
&c delavcev.
Donna bodo izdelovali tudi
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l .
stokrat pogledal ma cesto. Ko je
sedel "a mizo pred odprtim abe
cednikom in belim listom papir-
ia, je vel v tresoco roko svinc-
mix in Sc spopadel z crko "a.
Nj mu slo. Vrgel je svincnik ma
mizo in odsel il hise v gozd. LIE
kaj, lie kaj maj il recem v nede-
ljo!' - mu je yes cas- rojilo po
glavi.
V nedeljo, ko so prisli Ljub-
ljancani, nj start Brezovar mic
rekel. z steklenico slivovke v ro-
XII in z nemirnim srcem sc je
oziral naokrog, kje bi zagledal
Ancko. Kmalu jo je nasel, seve-
da samokolnico. Pristopil je k
njej in il ponudil Slice zganja.
"Malo DO dobro,' je dejala
Ancka. Opazila je kmetovo "a
drego. "Ponudi Sc tovarisem, "
- il je dejal Brezovar.
Med tenn ko so Sc Ljubljanca-
nj okrepili zganjem, je start
Brezovar prijel "a kramp in "a
eel krampati. Pocasi, pametno
in uspesno. Ko ga je Ancka opa-
zila, je pristopila k MENU:
"Pretezko DO "a vas, oce!"
mic pretezko," il je odgovo-
ril skoraj osorno, da bi prikril
zadrego, "tezji cd tega je> abe
cednik"!
Ancko je prevzelo. To nede-
ljo il je bilo delo Sc prijetnejse
in dosegla je Sc vecje uspehe.
Start Brezovar je samo molcal
in krampal, sicer pocasi, kadar
pa je zamahnil, Sc je izpod
krampa toliko navalilo peska ali
zemlje, da je Anckino samokol-
nico skoraj zasulo. Molcal je
start Brezovar, nj pa bill brez
misli. Mislil je O vseh teh lju-
deh, S tolikim veseljem in to-
liksno dobro voljo prihajajo ma
cesto. V treh tednih njihovega
prostovoljnega della jih je do
dobra spoznal.
Ko so oh enajstih trudni in
zadovoljni oddali orodje, je Bre-
zovar stopil k Ancki.
"Dekle! Daj mi roko "
Stisnil je mlademu dekletu roko,
sc obrnil in magic odsel proti
domu. "Steklenico ste pozabi-
li!, - je nekdo vpil "a MIN.
"Lahko popijete, kar je ostalo,'
- je odgovoril in re ga nj bilo.
Ko sta zvecer z zeno legla k
pocitku, je bill sicer zgovorni
Brezovar cudno molcec. Zena ga
,je lie tezko pripravila do bese-
de. Dolgo v noe kljub utrujeno-
sti nj mogel zaspati.
"Neza,' je poklical zeno.
zena je molcala, toda Bre-
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pero in knjiga tujec, kakor je
nam, bosta prijatelja, kakor je
kramp tenn ljudem, XII prihajajo
oh nedeljah k nam S tako dobro
voljo!"
To, kar je to noe povedal
start Brezovar svoji zeni, je pre-
misljeval, ko je ~krampal z
Ancko in njenimi tovarisi dopol-
dne ma cesti. Zato je bill tako
molcec.
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ENAKOPRAVNOST
zovar je vedel,, da Sc bdi.

zovar je vedel,, da Sc bdi.
"Poslusaj me! Videla 81, kaj
vse so napravii, to vsak slepec
lahko otiplje! Nekaj pa te
vprasam: ali bi mi mogli It'll ma
prostovoljno delo k MIN, &c bi
bila potreba 2"
zena je molcala.
mi ne, toda nasi mladi, XII
prihajajo "a nami, bodo tudi to
lahko napravili.i MIN ne bosta
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
Move proizvodne ponoge
v iugos|ovonski indus+riii

elektricne generatorje in poseb-
no rudarske elektricne stroje, XII
so zavarovani zoper eksploziv-
ne pline. Leta 1851 bodo izdelo-
vail elektricne stroje zmoglji-
vostjo $4,000 kilovatov (na-
sproti 4, 300 kilovatov leta 1939)
tako, da Sc DO proizvodnja pove-
Gala ma 31-kratno predvojno
proizvodnjo.
Poleg tega bodo uvedli proiz-
vodnjo naprav "a elektricne cen
trale in materiala "a gradnjo
daljnovodov. Proizvodnja trans
formatorjev, XII so jih zaceli IL
delovati, Sc bo dvignila leta
1851 ma 100000 kilovatov. Ma
sirsem podrocju Beograda bodo
zgradili tovarno "a elektricne
kable, XII bo izdelala ma leto 1O,-
900 ton kablov.
Ia gradnjo kaloricnih elek-
tricnih central in "a druge po-
trebe industrije bodo v Jugosla-
viii zaceli izdelovati tudi parne
kotle. Proizvodnja parnih kotlov
(brez ladinskih) DO leta 1851
dosegla 48O kvadratov grelne
povrsine.
Kmetijski stroll
Da Sc zagotovi CHM vecja me-
hanizacija in boljsa tehnicna
oprema jugoslovanskega kme-
tijstva, XII DO omogocila poveca-
ME kmetijske proizvodnje pri
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naucil pisati, &c bo liz te moke
kaj kruha!'
"Veljaw


"Velja! -
"Veljaw
Brezovarju je bilo nerodno il
je odsel naprej po cesti. Kamol
je prisel in kamor Sc je ozrl, po'
vsod je videl voljo dekleta, OBJ
stal je pri skupini, kjer DO boil
nicarka obvezovala prostovolj'
XII ozuljeno roko. Brezovarju
nj slo vec ma smeh. Pristopil je
k njej in jo poucil: 'Da 81 &c
ma vse zgodaj polna zuljev, je
tvoja krivda. Poglej, lopata sc
mora takole drzati, tako sc mo.
ra z MO delati. "Ce me bos ubo.
gala, bos lopato Sc velika pri-
Ejateljica" Vrnil j je orodje,
pljunil liz ust izsesan elk in od-
Sci naprej. Koliko casa Sc je "a
mudil pri prostovoljcih, sam
nj vedel. Ko je prisel domov, je
krava v hlevu mukala in zena
godrnjala.
Tega dine je start Brezovar
pozabil iti k deseti masi. Niti k
nauku nj Sci popoldne, pac pa
je ogledoval storjeno delo, XII
so ga opravili Ljubljancani. Spo-
znal je, da to, kar je do tega
dine bral prostovoljnem delu
in O uspehih prostovoljcev, nj
prav mic zlagano.
Minil je teden dni. Tudi to
nedeljo je pripeljal vlak ljudi
il Ljubljane. Bill pa so drugi -
neznani obrazi. Zdelo sc mu je,
da enega izmed njih pozna, le
spomniti Sc nj mogel takoj, kje
sta Sc srecala. Pa mu je lie pri-
slo ma misel: pred stirinajstimi
dni je bill v Ljubljani in takrat
mu je pri "Slamicu' postregel
z dobro kapljico prav ia fant.
Brezovarju je ma enkrat po-
stalo vroce. Pred MIN je stala
Ancka IL ministrstva, bOsOnogO
dekle il prejsnje nedelje, ka-
tero je dogovorjen, da Sc bo
naucil pisati, zee bo il te mo-
Ike kaj kruha." !"
bog daj, occ! Abeccdnik sem
vam prinesla, zdi Sc mi, da ga
boste potrebovali!" - Brezo-
var nj nasel besede. Zaprosil je
Ancko, MAJ nekoliko pocaka,
sam pa je odsel v hiso. Vrnil
Sc je z dobro merico pravkar
skuhanega mleka in il ga po-
nudil. Ko je Ancka popila NILE
ko, Sc je pOslovila Cd Brezo-
varja in odhitela k svoji samo-
kolnici.
Ancka je bila to nedeljo pro-
sta. ko pa Sc je m ed tednom
spomnila Brezovarja, Sc je odlo-
ella, da pojde zopet ma cesto in
sicer z abecednikom. Vedela je,
da Sc start Brezovar ne DO mo-
gel nauciti pisati, toda dobra vo-
liza in memo spoznanje, da je
Brezovar V dust posten in do
ber clovek, sta jo tudi to nede-
ljo pripeljala ma Notranjsko.
Ko Sc je oh enajstih poslav-
ljala Cd MEGA, mu je povedaia,
da DO prihodnjo nedeljo zopet
prisla: "Glejte, da Sc naucite
vsaj pet crk"
Popoldne je Brezovar, ko je
odsla zena k nauku, ostal sam
donna. Skozi odprto okno je opa-
zoval cesto, XII je postajala il
nedelje v nedeljo res prava, le-
pa in siroka costa. "Presneti
ljudje, kaj takega 81 pa res ne
bi mislil njih!'
Obrnil Sc je. Ma mizi je Eagle
dial abecednik in pri srcu mu je
postalo nekam tesno. Sam S Sc
boj Sc je boril. Preden 81 je ma
taknil ocala ma oci in sc vsede]
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-23

called on her sister, in-law, Mrs
Burnham Graham, in Lewisburg
who has been very i'll for the last
three months, but is improving
now.
Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Vandergrifi
were at Grace Chapel home
coming Sunday afternoon. Rev
Vandergriff assisted by present
ing the service stars to the G. rs.
He was the pastor at that Church
for 312 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Butler and
daughter, Judith Ann, of Dayton,
were Sunday guests of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Mar
quiS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kinney and
son, Lloyd, Mrs. Catherine Stan
ley, of Zanesfield; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Goslee, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones,
of Kenton, spent Sunday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lovett, of near Bellefontaine. A
picnic supper was enjoyed.
Mrs. Lydia Baughn and daugh-
ter, Gladys, of Raymond, were
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy As
pinall.
Mrs. Ada Hildreth, Mrs. Carrie
Bishop and daughter, Kathryn,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Holycross, at Claibourne.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Lease and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Devore
and son, Bobby, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Meeks,
of Marysville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Heath, Mr..
and Mrs. James TeetS, of West
Mansfield, Mrs. Elmer Heath mo-
tored to Anderson, Ind, Sunday
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Koest-
er and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Bibbs called
Sunday on Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Blackburn in Bellefontaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Grim and
daughter, spent Sunday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Halsey and family, of near Ridge
way.
Mrs. Burdene Plack, of Mentor,
and Mrs. John Long, of Ashta-
bula, spent Saturday with Mrs.
Lima Benton.
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UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MERYSVn-LE. OH

freshman in the college. A plea
SAINT evening was spent by every
one, and refreshments served
All wished Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder
well in their new work. Mr.. Sny-
der was pastor of the Claiborne
church a few years ago.
Miss Ethel Reed spent Tuesday
afternoon with Eta Potts.
Eddie Warner, of Barberton.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
A. c. Warner and daughter, Fri
day night and Saturday. y
Personals
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Webster
were in Indiana Sunday, visiting
a friend of Mrs. Websters, who
came from Belfast, Ireland, as
Mrs. Webster did.
Mrs. Lloyd, of Chesterville, is
spending several days with her
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hew and niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Garrison. At the same place q
reunion of three brother, E. A
Garrison, 76 year old; Wayne
Garrison, 81 years; Benton Gar
rison, 81 years old, for the first
time in four years.
The Methodist w. S. c. S. met
at the home of Mrs. Martha Roush
on Wednesday afternoon, IL mem
bers were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Losey have
returned from a pleasure trip,
attending the Ohio Association
of Regular Baptists at Toledo, and
visiting friends and relatives in
Dearborn, Mich; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Cotton, Kalkaska,
Mich. Mrs. Zella Ann Carpenter
stayed with the children while
they were away,
The Logan Rebekah lodge
members served the banquet for
the Logan co. Oranges at the
l. o. o. F. hall Friday night. Also
on Monday night they served the
Logan co. fair board members
to a turkey supper. They take
this opportunity to thank all
who so willingly helped in any
way possible.
Mrs. Edith Blackburn has been
quite i'll the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Holycross,
Mrs. Grace Wooley, and son,
Kenneth, of East Liberty, visited
at the home of Ralph Holycross,
Columbus Sunday.
Mr.. adm Mrs. Roy Stratton and
daughter, of Lewistown, called
on Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bohlier
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Bohlier
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CLAIBORNE
BY MRS. ARTHUR POTTS

Church announcement. Begin.
ming Sunday, Oct. 26, service will
be as follows: Rev. d. R. Bendure
of Allen Center, will be our pas
tor, until further arrangements
are made. Oct. 26, at Grace chapel
Rev. Bendure will be present for
Sunday School and will also bring
the message. After S. S. on Nov
2 he will be at Claiborne for a
like service. This will possibly
continue through the winter
months, unless a resident pastor
can be secured.
Rev. Weller of New Carlisle,
was the visiting minister at our
church Sunday morning.
There will be rally day pro-
gram following Sunday School,
Sunday morning, Oct. 26.
Bible Schol every Sunday eve
ming at 8:16 unless otherwise
announced.
A farewell reception was held
for Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Snyder,
on Wednesday evening, of last
week, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Delos Davis, near Broadway Cor
ners. The party consisted of mem
bers of the Claiborne A. c. church
and invited guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Snyder will leave Monday for
Aurora, ILL.,, to make their future
home. Mr.. Snyder is maintenance
supervisor of Aurora college.
Their son, Gene, is enrolled as a
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Packers do NOT make
livestock prices

In their day, the hardy, self-suf6cient
longhorns were the best breed for the
open, unfenced ranges. In a land with
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cousin, Miss Blanche Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Webster
Bette 10 and Henrid Webster,
attended the home coming al
Grace Chapel Sunday afternoon
Rev. Leland Wiley, of Elida, form
erly of Claiborne was the speaker
Mrs. Rush Cheney called on
Mrs. Arthur Potts Wednesday.
A large number from this com
munity was at the Snyder sale
on Friday, which was largely at
tended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Potts
were guests of Mrs. Potts broth
er-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
v. B. Norris, of Mt. Vernon, Sat
urday and Sunday.
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Will 1t Pay Me to Specialize?
by M. T. Buchanan
State College of Washington

Should / specialize in some crop or en-
terprise, or should diversity my oper-
ations?" Many farmers and ranchers
have to find the answer to this question.
For instance, in the state of Washington
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AfssMa .Rega,sS 92ecase @s
UPSIDE DOWN CHILL PIE
Yields & servings

Yields seryngs
pound ground beef "a teaspoon chill powder
"a cup chopped onion Va teaspoon sot
tablespoon shortening teaspoon Worcestershire
cup cooked kidney Sovee
beons cup cooked tomotoes
Saue meat and onion melted shortening Add beons
inss and iomoioes Cover. Smer gently about Is minutes
Pour into creased pinch pie oie Top with breed botter
Boke in hot oven l425 degrees F.l for 20 minutes
Corn breod
VI cup sifted -four tablespoon sugar
"a cup yellow meol beaten egg
teaspoons boxing N cup milk
powder tablespoons melted
teaspoon soIt shortening
Nix and s dry ingredients Combine egg and milk Add TO
-four MIXTURE stirring until well mixed Stir in Shortening Pour
chill in pie pIote
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: MIDDLEBURG
BY MRS. IDA zIRKLE

On Oct 10, Mrs. Robert STRAIT
ION and daughter, Lyn, and SON.
Mel, gave a surprise supper for
her husband and their daddy,
Robert Stratton. Those present
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Stratton,
Herbert Stratton and friend,
Millie Albert, of Rushylavania,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dildine, of
Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen De-
Walt and son, Mike. On Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stratton took
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Garrison to
New Holland to visit their nep-