davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
Sire je potrdil Furlanovo
sodelovanje z vohunsko
skupino

Tozilec: ITO Sc pr1N obve-
scevalni center 1O1 v Avstriji.
Ali sta vidva S F'urlanom govo-
rila tel ustavi?"
Sire: "Rekel sem, da sem vi
del mex nacrt ustave nasih emil
grantov, ampak to je bilo mimo-
grede povedano."
Tozilec: "Kaj je obtozeni Fur
Ian odgovoril ma to, ko ste mu
rekli, da je to ustava, XII izvira
il inozemstva?"
Sire: "Pokazal je trenutno "a
nimanje, toda presla sva takoj
ma drugo vprasanje."
Tozilec: cali veste "a sesta-
mex Furlana in Hoptnerja?"
Sire: ITO je bilo ma poslovilni
vecer."
ToZllec: "kaJ Je takrat HOpt-
ner rekel Furlanu
Sire: ''Hoptner Sc je takrat
razgovarjal dobavah UNRRA
in je izrazil upanje, da bodo Ii
villa kmalu prisla.'
Tozilec:: "Kdo mai bi dobival
zivila?"
Sire: "I1optner."
Tozilec: "V kaksno Jugosla-
WHO maj bi prisel delft zivila?''
Sire: FFV drugo Jugoslavijo."
Tozilec: "Obtozeni Furlan, ali
vam je to rekel Hoptner?"
Furlan: "Jaz Sc ne spominjam
mic. Mislim ,da Sc je salil."
Tozilec: "Obtozeni Sire, ma
vprasanje, &c to lahko Furlanu
poveste, da vam je narocil, da je
treba porocilo, XII je bio name
memo predstavniku ameriskega
Rdecega kriza v Jugoslaviji,
prevesti v angleski jerk, ste IL
iavili v razpravi-da."
Sire: "Midva sva govorila Q
tem.'
Ma nadaljna vprasanja tenn
predmetu, je izjavil Sire, da je
bilo vprasanj kakih deset, da SO
Sc nanasala ma zgodovino osvo.
bodilne fronte, da jih je on
(Sirc) dobil cd F'urlana ter da
je Furlan rekel, da jih bo da]
tudi Snoju.
Tozilec: "Snoj potrjuje, da je
dobil II vprasanj, da je vedel,
kaksna so vprasanja in da SO
med vprasanji bila tudi vprasa-
MIA o agrarni reformi, O volitvah
in nacionalizaciji. Obtozeni
F'urlan, zakaj ste to pref zani-
kali?"
Furlan: "Toda JAZZ sem Sc S
Sircem samo posvetoval."
Tozilec: cali ste rekli, da bo-
ste Snoju dali vprasanja?"
Furlan: "Tega ne zanikam, to-
da :"
Predsednik: cali ste popravke
porocila, XII maj bi ga bila napi-
sala Hocevarjeva, delali skup-
no?"
Sire: "Delala sva skupno."
Predsednik: "Torej, kdo je
diktiral?"
Sire: "Deloma JAZZ, deloma
professor Furlan."
Predsednik: "Kaj je Furlan
rekel, "a koga so ii odgovori in
vprasanja?"
Sire: ia predstavnika anne
riskega Rdecega kriza v Jugo-
slaviji."
Tozilec: cali ste precitali emo
vrsto teh lazi in nesramnosti ?
Kaj je precrtano? Zverinstvo
hitlerjevcev? vi ste pa napravili
potem krutost Hitlerjeve oku-
pacije in ste sami izjavili, da je
zverinstvo hujse kakor krutost,
Obtozeni F'urlan, ali ste citali
to, kar smo doslej prebrali?"
Furlan: mi bilo govora.
Tozilec: "Vidite, to je osnova
"a vase znanstveno delo. Kdo
more tako porocilo prebrati in
poslati "a znanstvene namene v
inozemstvo? Kako pa kvalificira
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
Razprava pred 0kroznim sodiSGem LjubIjani
proti vohunski skupini: Nagode, Snoj, FurIan

linn, kar so obravnavali ma lie
galnih sestankih spijonske or
ganizacije ter izkoriscali pri Sc
staVljanju spijonskih porocil "a
vohunske centre v inozemstvu in
clane predstavnistva tuje drzave
v domovini.
Ia zbiranje in izrocanje po-
datkov politicne in splosne 60
spodarske vsebine je posecal v
raznih krajih Slovenije, kakor v
Radgoni, zagoYu in ma Gorenj-
skem svoje bivse somisljenike il
pred-aprilske Jugoslavije ter po-
datke izrocal pripadnikom inkri-
minirane organizacije v zgoraj
oznacenem namenu.
Ma sestanku obtozenim Ma
godetom Crtomirom je II. de-
cembra 1915 sklenil pomagati
organizirati vohunske mreze S
tenn, da je organizaciji nudil ma
razpolago svoje stare politicne
zveze liz vrst bivse Slovenske
ljudske stranke ter dal navodila
SOObtOZenemu BOrisu Furlanu "a
organiziranje svoje lastne mre-
re, kar je soobtozeni Boris Fur.
Ian celoti odobraval.
Povezal in pomagal je pove.
zati inkriminirano organizacijc
z Dragoljubom Jovanovicem V
Beogradu in Tomo Jancikovicem
V Zagrebu v svrho povezave Mi.
hovega delovanja svojim proti.
ljudskim delovanjem in delova.
MEM vohunske organizacije oh.
tozenega Crtomira Nagodeta tel
v tenn cilju spomladi leta 194e
sprejel ma svojem domu cd Jan
cikovicevega kurirja pismo, ka
terega je pred aretacijo unicil
ter odgovor ma pismo postal pc
svojem kurirju soobtozenemu
Ljubu Sircu.
Tretjic. Vedel je "a beg Gizele
Drcar v Avstrijo V namenu pri'
kljuciti Sc veleizdajalski organi
zaciji vojnih zlocincev "a delo.
vanje proti Federativni ljudsk
republiki Jugoslaviji, preko lie
galnega kanala inkriminiranf
organizacije ma svojem domu ps
shranil memo lastnino.
(Dalje prihodnjc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
Amerika ina zopet
diplOmaticne stike
z bolgarsko vlado

WASHINGTON, 1. oktobra-
zedinjene drzave so ponovno
ustanovile diplomaticne stike z
Bolgarijo, toda S tenn nj receno,
da odobravajo akcije bolgarske
Wade.
Drzavni podtajnik Robert Lo-
vett, XII je najavil vzpostavo di-
plomaticnih odnosajev med Boil
garlic in Zedinjenimi drzavami,
je izjavil casnikarjem, da bodo
zedinjene drzave poslale V Soft
jo svojega ministra samo zato,
da imajo ma pozoriscu uradnega
opazovalca, XII bo motril ma anne
riske interese in interese bolgar.
skega ljudstva.
Lovett je poudaril, da Sc
vzpostavo diplomaticnih odnosa.
jew ne SINE smatrati, kot da Ze'
dinjene drzave odobravajo ne
davne akcije bolgarske Wade
ker da je amerisko stalisce
zvezi S tenn bilo re obelodanjeno
Donald r. Heath imenovan
"a ministra v Bolgariji
Lovett je izjavil, da je pred
sednik Truman imenoval Donalt
r. Heatha, uradnika drzavneg;
oddelka, XII Sc sedaj nahaja
Berlinu, "a ameriskega ministr;
V Bolgariji.
z vzpostavo diplomaticnih cd
nosajev z Bolgarijo so Zedinje
ne drzave, z izjemo Albanije
pripoznale vse drzave, XII sc ma
hajajo V vzhodni Evropi, me-
mimi Jugoslavijo, Romunsko i
Madzarsko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
MA STOTINE OSEB
JE !BILO UBITIH v
POTRESU v IRANU

TEHERAN, 1. oktobra. -
1ranska organizacija prve po-
moci je danes mobilizirala nuj-
nostno pomoc "a severno-vzhod-
ne province Irana, kjer je po-
tres ubil ma stotine oseb in ma
tisoce ostalih vrgel v poloza:j,
da jih resno ogroza zeja in Ii
ma.
Ker Sc nj zanesljivih porocil,
vladna porocila MISC " stanju,
da podajo natancno stevilo ubi-
tin. Vas Dowlatabad, XII ina 500
prebivalcev, je najtezje priza-
deta. T m je bilo ubitih 400
oseb, docim jih je So bilo tezje
ranjenih.
Vecina his v okrozju Ferdove
je unicenih, toda izgube v clo-
veskih zivljenjih, kot Sc poro-
ca, MISC tezke. Dve osebi sta
bill ubite v Sarayanu, docim je
v Yurayanu potres unicil vse
hise in ubil osem oseb.
Prvi in najtezji potresi so Sc
cutili pred trent dnevi. Prebi-
valci so zbezali iz vasi ma od-
prta polja. Skoro vsi vodnjaki
ma podrocju, katerega je potres
zajel, so popolnoma uniceni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
HisSe naprodaj

Blizu Euclid Beacha, lepa hisa "a
emo druzino. 6 sob: sprejemna soba.
obednica, zajtrkalna soba. kuhinja.
spodaj; 3 spalnice in tile" kopal'
MICA zgoraj. Gorkota ma vroco vodo.
dvojni podi. stranisce in umivalnik
kleti: poseben prostor v kleti "a
sadie in premog pod poreem. Cara
"a "a 2 avta. lepa lota. $4,000.
Blizu Clevelanda: lepa farma. OBJ
sesajoca IS akrov. Sc proda ali "a
menja "a hiso "a ali a druzine.
Lota ma Nicholas Ave.. 67xl47-
$1,000.
Lota ma Collier Ave.. 4oxl4o-
$3.50.
Podrobnosti dobite pri
KNIFIC REALTY
800 EAST l85th ST.
Nv 754O
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
BIDAULT MEL SESTANEk
s TRUMANOM

WASHINGTON, 2. oktobra-
Francoski zunan minister
George Bidault je danes incl S
predsednikom Trumanom sesta-
mex. Pc sestanku je Bidault IL
javil, da Francija zelo nujno po-
trebuje amerisko posojilo, da hi
mogla uvazati premog, Tito in
ostale industrijske sirovine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03

oC"oUfCJo TIU tfttc'OoItCCJO. 1dhO
kvalificira mas zakon TAXA deja-
MIA, XII ste jih vi izvrsevali. In
med temi je tudi to dejanje. In
ker ste professor prava, Sc to: vi
veste, da poskus zlocinstva kaz-
nuje enako kakor izvrseno deja-
ME-"
Furlan je potrdil, da We, ter
da nina nicesar vec navesti v
svoj zagovor.
LJUBLJANA, 8. augusta
Vceraj zjutraj Sc je pred Vrhov-
MIN sodiscem Ljudske republike
Slovenije nadaljevala razprava
proti Nagodetovi spijonski orga-
nizaciji. Ko je strata ma pred
sednikov poziv poleg ostalih IA
obtozencev ma celu z obtozenim
Nagodetom privedla razprav-
no dvorano tudi obtozenega
Franco Snoja, je sodisce ugoto-
vilo njegovo identiteto, nato pa
je predsednik dal besedo JAYNE
mu tozilcu, da poda obtozbo pro-
ii Francu Snoju, XII jo je precital
njegov pomocnik tovaris zalik.
Obtoznica proti
Francu Snoju
Javni tozilec je obtozenega
Franco Snoja, upravnika DAP
PS-a il Ljubljane, obtozil, da je
V zvezi z inkriminirano organi-
zacijo obtozenega Crtomira Ma
godeta in soobtozencev izvrsil
kazniva dejanja, XII so cd tocke
I. do vi. nasteta skupnem de-
lu obtozbe proti obtozenemu Ma
godetu in soobtozencem.
| V okviru vohunskega delova-
lnja, oznacenega skupnem de-
lu obtozbe, je obtozeni Franc
Snoi izvrsil naslednja kazniva
dejanja:
| Prvic. Yes cas- delovanja in
kriminirane spijanske organiza-
CHE je bill najtesneje povezan
njenimi vodilnimi clani, kakor z
obtozenim Crtomirom Nagode,
ILjubom Sircem in Borisom Fur
Ian. Vedel je "a zvezo te spijon-
ske organizacije vohunskim
centrom 101 ter sam osebno ma
svojem domu prvic jeseni 1916.
leta in drugic spomladi 1947
sprejel cd Lucije Skvarca legal
no posto ter razno ilegalno lite
raturo, kakor ma primer ciklo-
stirano glasilo organizacije salz-
burskega komiteja pod naslo-
vom ,'Slovenski demokrat," jo
precital, sprawl in pred aretaci-
jo unicil.
Inkriminirani organizaciji je
dajal nasvete in il nudil pomoc
pri njenem vohunskem delova-
nju, kakor ma primer S tenn, da
je obtozenega Crtomira Nagode-
ia povezal z obtozenim Borisom
Furlanom, obljubil obtozenemu
Nagodetu pomoc v primeri ne
varnosti aretacije, da je po ma
svetu vohunske organizacije in
terveniral "a aretirane in obso-
:jene narodne izdajalce, kakor "a
Jozeta Rusa, Branka Vrcona in
druge, "a katere je imela Nago-
detova organizacija interes, da
so ma svobodi. z obtozenim Ma
godetom sc je v decembru 1915.
leta dogovoril izdajati ilegalni
podtalni casopis.
Drugic. Zlorabljajoc sluzbeni
polozaj ministra Wade Ljudske
republike Slovenije in pozneje
upravnika DAPPs-a je dajal po-
datke zaupne politicne in splos-
ne gospodarske vsebine posa-
meznim pripadnikom inkrimini-
rane organizacije, zlasti obtoze-
nemu Crtomiru Nagodetu in OBJ
tozenemu Ljubu Sircu ter osta-
k,.s...s...s...z=......
l6
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03

Ali ste maroc'aik F'EnaEoprov-
most2" Ce ste, ali so VaSi prija-
telji IN @namci? "Er,akoprav-
most" je potrebna vsaki dru$ini
sdrd6 VdSnih Uesti IN Uedn0 ak
tudlnih GlanEov! Strife "Enako-
prdUnost"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
POHISTVO NAPRODAJ

Proda Sc pohistvo "a sest sob
Proda Sc posamezno ali skupno. Po-
klicite cez dan MA 1880, po osmil
zvecer pa EX 6372.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
SLANA NAPRAVILA DOSTl
sKODE v DRzAVI OHIO

COLUMBUS, O., 1. oktobra-
Slana, XII je padla vceraj skoro
po vseh delhi drzave Ohio, je ma
pravila veliko skodo ma pridel-
kin koruze, paradiznikov in "soy
beans"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HIsA

"a druzini; 5 sob in kopalnica
spodaj; 3 sobe in kopalnica zgoraj;
cna garaza. Klet pod vso hiso, plin-
ski fornez in kombinacijska okna
in vrata, beneski zastori Prodaja
lastnik
ISIS Cornelia Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03

AUSTRALIA POSILJA
ANGLIJI ZAJCE
NEW YORK, 80. septembra.
- Australia je izvozila v teko-
Gem letu mic mani kot 12,OOO,-
600 zajcev. Vecino avstralskih
zajcev je dobila Anglia.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-02
SCHOOLS QUICKLY EMPTIED in TEST
FIRE DRILLS CONDUCTED ON WEDNESDAY

In preparation for the local OBJ
servance of National Fire Pre-
vention Week, Oct. sill, Fire
Chief George Singer conducted
fire drills in each of the four
school buildings in Marysville
on Wednesday. In each case, re-
record was made of the time il
required to empty the building
of all its occupants, and in each
instance, Chief Singer pronounced
the results as highly satisfact-
ory".
In the West grades Junior high
building, which houses the most
student, 450 boys and girls were
gotten out in one minute and 40
seconds. The other three build
ings were as follows: Senior high
1853 pupils, one minute, l3 seconds;
East school, 1870 pupils, one min
ute, 5 seconds; Trinity Lutheran
school, 20 pupils, So seconds.
Timing was done by Marshal
Clarence Brown, who accompani-
ed Chief Singer on the test drills.
The only criticism Chief Singer
had to make of the fire drills was
the fact that in every building,
the majority of teachers left the
doors to their rooms open. "All
doors should have been closed
after the pupils were gotten out, I"
Chief Singer said. "This little act
could easily prevent a small fire
from spreading into a major con-
fagration."
Results of the Chiefs test here
Wednesday become more import
ant when viewed in light of the
following information from the
National Fire Protectors Associa-
ton:
"On the average, each and every
day of the year, there are six
SchoOl tires ana three hoSpltal ana
institution fires in the United
States.
"These are the buildings that
house and harbor the sick, the
old and the very young. If any
type of building should be safe,
surely such institutions as these
should be.
I'm hospitals and institutions,
safety to life primarily involves
adequate and accessible emer-
gency exits; careful housekeep-
ing and correction of fire hazards;
competent personnel on duty at
all time trained to act quickly
and calmly in cases of fire; and
protective equipment, especially
automatic SprinklerS.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-02
SMALL DAMAGE DONE
IN CAR COLLISION

Officer Harry Palmer was call
ed to the intersection of Fifth and
Maple sts, at $50 p. m. Wednes-
day, to untangle a slight accident
between the cars of Oliver l..
Spurrier and John Herberger Of
Kendalvil1e, Ind.
According to Officer Palmer,
both cars were travelling east on
Fifth street, with Herberger be-
hind Spurrier, and as they neared
the intersection, Spurrier swung
over to the left before making a
right hand turn,
Herberger SO thinking Spurrier
was going to make left turn,
passed him on the right
to go straight through. When
Spurrier turned right, the right
front fender of his 1910 Pontiac
caught the left rear fender of the
1899 Chevrolet of Mr.. Herberger'S.
Slight dents in these two tenders
were extent of the damages.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-02
COUNTY AGENT OUTLINES PROCEDURE
FOR CONTROL OF WEEVILS In WHEAT

it evaporates rapidly into a gas
that, is heavier than air, and dis
places the air in the grain. This
kills all weevils with which it
comes in contact.
Another way suggested is to
half bury burlap bags or cotton
waste beneath the surface of the
grain and then saturate them with
the above mentioned solution. All
cracks and small openings should
be sealed before attempting these
methods.
Caution should be taken with
carbon bisulfide as it is inflamible
when mixed with air. Other, SUBJ
stitute materials can be obtained
and used but many are not as
effective.
The amount of carbon bisulfide
to be used is found by estimating
the number of bushels, using 3
pounds of carbon bisulfide for
each 100 bushels of grain or 3
gallon of chemical for each 1000
bushels of grain.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-02
DR.. ROLLIN WALKER, NOTED EDUCATOR
TO SPEAK AT DOVER CHURCH SUNDAY

Members of the New Dover
Methodist Church will have the
privilege, Sunday morning, of
hearing one of Ohio's most out
standing college professors and
Christian leaders when DR.. Rollin
M. Walker, professor emeritus of
Ohio Wesleyan university, will
be the guest speaker.
DR.. Walker, one of the best
loved professors ever to become
member of the Ohio Wesleyan
faculty, was a teacher of English
Bible from 1900 to 1886 He gradu-
ated from Ohio Wesleyan in 1888.
In 1892 he was granted the S. I. B.
degree from Boston University;
he obtained his Phi. D. from the
same institution in l909.N He
studied for two years in England
and Scotland.
Since 1886 DR.. Walker has spent
most of his time lecturing and
writing. He has spoken before
most of the important religious
groups in America and has con-
tributed much to the religious and
educationed press. At present he
conducts a regular column in The
Christian Advocate, national Me-
thodist weekly.
Books written by DR.. Walker
include Picturesque Interviews
with Jesus, A Study of Genesis
and Exodus, A Study of Johns
Gospel, A Study of Luke's Gospel,
Men Unafraid, Jesus and Our
Pressing Problems, Paups Secret
of power, and The Modern Mess
age of the Psalms. He is also a
contributor to the international
Standard Bible Encyclopedia.
These eight books have been
translated into foreign languages:
eight into Spanish, three into
Japanese, two into Korean, one
into Chinese and two into the
languages of India.
DR.. Walker has travelled eXten-
sively in the East and in the re-
gions that are the seat of the pre-
sent world conflict.
1t has been said that he has
contributed more in money to
Ohio Wesleyan than he was ever
paid in salary.
He was born in Columbus, Dec.
l9, 1865. He now lives at 173 North
Sandusky ST., Delaware.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-02

In answer to questions of many
farmers on weevils in wheat,
County Agent Frank Greeneisen
released the following information
for the determination of these in
sects. Mr.. Greeneisen stated that
while many believed the weevils
came in with the grain from the
field, actually they lived in old
grain in the bins.
A late bulletin by T. H. Parks,
extension entomologist of Ohio
State university, states that weevil
could be prevented if bins were
thoroughly cleaned as soon as
emptied and 5 per cent solution
of DDT sprayed on the walls
and floors of the bins.
However, if one has bins of
grain that has weevils in it, they
can be killed before they do SER
ious damage. This can be done,
by use of carbon bisulfide. Expose
this to air in shallow trays on
top of the grain. When exposed,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-02
: 'OSTRANDER

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hardin
and children, Kenny and Kay
Jean, were Sunday dinner guests
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
L. Hardin, near New Dover. D..
Mrs. c. c. Anderson has re-
turned home after l0-days' visit
with her children, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
R. Coleman jr. at Bedford Hills,
N. Y. Her grandson, Richard And
erson, returned to his home in
Flushing after a months visit with
his grandparents here.
Mrs. Ada Leach will leave Fri
day for a visit with her uncle,
Levi Lowe, at Washington c. H.;
and with Mrs. Jessie Hatfield, at
New Holland. She will also visit
in Mt. Sterling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Blinn and
grandson, Max Gordon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Dorm and son, George,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Durfey,
daughter, Janice, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Durfey, daughter, Saundra
of Columbus, were guests Sun
day at a dinner in honor of the
birth anniversary of the formers
son, Ray Blinn, at Fostoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ufferman
had as their guests over the week
end their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Rochte, of Col
umbuS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stone of
Columbus spent Wednesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Roush.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Newhouse
had as ther guests Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Robert c.. Wagner, of
Bucyrus.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. R. c. Pounds were Rev.
and Mrs. Donald Krumm and
daughter, of Westerville. After
noon callers were DR.. and Mrs.
E. r. MalloW, of Columbus.
Mrs. Ralph Mackan entertained
the members of her sewing club
at her home Wednesday after
noon. The time was spent with
n e d lework and refreshments
were served at the close of the
afternoon.
Sunday afternoon callers at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Shea Mack
an were Mr.. and Mrs. 7. H. Arth-
ur, of Miami, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Breeze
and son have returned to New
York City where he is a senior
medical student at New York
University. Bob Mitchell drove
them out and will visit for sew
eral days in the east.
In honor of the birth anniver-
Sary of E. J. Cranmer, Mr.. and
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fact, one report said that ms
father saw the accident occur.
Just what caused young Os-
born to lose control of his car
was mot determined. He was,
however, in the act of passing a
mother machine when a truck
came suddenly upon him from the
opposite direction and it may of
been that he slammed on his
brakes to soon, causing the car
to swerve off the highway.
Mrs. R. c. Myers, a neighbor
who witnessed the crash, said she
saw the car go up in the air
and come down again"
The Osborn family resides in
a tenant house on the Hobart
Coe farm, southwest of Milford,
while Mrs. Myers lives in the
tenant house on the adjoining
Verne Howard farm.
The young man was born in
Flat Gap, KY, on July %, 1927.
He resided in Kentucky until
four years ago, when he came to
Milford Center with his family.
He was a son of Proctor and Cor
da Alice (Jones) Osborn, both of
whom survive, together with one
sister, Mrs. Magdalene Haye, of
Flat Gap, and two brothers, Ken
meth and Carl Douglas, both of
Milford Center. One brother,
Walter, is deceased.
Funeral services were held to-
day, with burial in Flat Gap, in
charge of the Rev. Lafe SkaggS.
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WATKINS
BY MRS. DON WEBB

Mrs. Shields Sweeney is pat
lent at Mt. Carmel hospital where
she underwent an operation Sat-
urday.
Barbara Christian, who has
been in critical condition at
White Cross hospital is reported
much improved following a brain
operation.
Recent visitors at the home of
Mrs. E. B. Bumgarner and sons
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kelley
and children, of Gulfport, Miss;
Mrs. Iva Kiger, of Columbus; Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Disbennet, OF
near Pharisburg; Mrs. Bessie
Evans, of Florida; and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sidle and Robert Sidle,
of near Claibourne.
Mrs. Don Webb attended the
Smiley reunion Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hol-
land, near Ridgeway.
Mrs. Curry Dort spent Thurs
day in Columbus.
The School Club will meet
Wednesday evening at the school
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Stewart
are parents of a baby girl, Nancy,
born Sept. Is.
Rose Zella Kramer, Calvin
Reed, Marvin Haggard, Max
Gordon and Ann Wade are at
tending college.
Mrs. Don Webb and Mrs. E. B.
Bumgarner visited Mrs. Amanda
Mather and Mrs. Lonlie Cox at
Magnetic, Friday.
The Watkins Ladies Aid will
meet Oct. at the home of Mrs.
Harold Conklin, with Mrs. Ira
Kramer, assistant hostess.
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MONARCH BAND
PLANSPROCRAM

Old-timers at the football game
between Redwood and Marys-
vile, Friday night, will be taken
back to the good old days when
the M. H. S. band puts on its
formation.
/ Marysville will open its half
time performance with the same
fanfare and entrance used in
lother games. After marching to
1.-THE center of the field they will
from an "R", facing klcnWood,
lhonoring the opponents. From
this position, they will go into the
shape of pipe and, while the
lband members float from the
bowl of the pipe in small groups
representing bubbles, the band
Twill play I'm Forever Blowing
Bubbles"
Following this will be Snappy
lroutine while the band forms a
M facing the Marysville fans.
THE playing of the Marysville
Palma Mater" will end the locals
program, and the Redwood band
Twill begin its performance.
Before the game, both bands
Twill enter the field together,
marching to sour Director" and
Twill play the Star Spangled
banner"