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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08
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24,S Bro5ent! Sn Berlin bat bie
Wenge Ser @rfranfungen an ipiualer
GinOerlabnlung i'm September oie
3nbl 1000 iiberitiegen. SSn Der brit
tilben Gone aablte man rlno iieben-
bunoert S1ue, in ser auerifanil6en
Gone trat Die &ranfbcit i6lpiihcr auf.
Gie Saufigfeit tooliden slusgangs
beDegt it'd INN 5cbn Gro5ent. sSSn dr5t,
liGen &reiien lit man iid iiber Die
leete llria6e oieles ltarfen sluftres
tens Der ipinalen &inoerldbmltng nod
niGt gang I'M flaren, lGBt ieoo6 fei,
nerlei 3meifel an Ser Satiabe, oab
Die anboltenoe llntererndbrung Der
9epolferung oie Sispoiition oud fiir
oieie &ronfbeit in beionoeren MaBe
|gef0roert bat.
sluS unbeoingt perbiirgten ir5tli-
den 8erihten gebt beroor. oaB in
Berlin, IN Sbiiringen, aber audi i6oll
in Seiien cine pioerlp6rtiee nno ge-
fabrli6e @urmfronfbeit aufgetreten
lit. Gie Scot an Rabrung5nitteln per-
anlaBt Die 9eoolferung oo5u, iib
Deitgcbeno an 8ilogemiile le gu balten.
auf Dem 8ege Don Snfeftion our6
tieriIben uno meni6li6en Scot lit bie-
ie 8urmfrantbeit aufgetreten. Grei=
Big bis pier5ig 3entineter Iange
Spl1lpiirmer & ascarioes 2umpricoi=
bes") iu6en ii6 our6 Wunb ODER Sea-
lie Oes Batienten einen @eg ins lreie.
Gas lit trot aller qualpoqen S6mer=
gen (@rltidungsanf1ue uip. nod Ser
beliere Sail, oenn Die Sterbli6feit bel
oieler @urmfranfbeit lit Iebr betrG6t=
li6. 8ir DieOerbolen, oaB oiele WelS
Dung ouf perbiirgten dr5tli6en 8e-
ricGten fuBt.
Sdon oieie meni9en eifli1ter
loiien Die Gelignotion ser beuti6en
9ebolterun9 begreifli6 erlbeinen, Ell
ne GeIignation, Oeren SSntereile faIt
MIR mebr auf bas prinlitipIte gerih=
tet lit: auf gabrlng uuo @1rme.
Sobere geiitige Steeungen iino gum
8liif teinesfaas poQig erItorben. Sic
gelten ieoob ser &unit, iogar ser 9bi=
lolopble, faum aber Der - Solitif!
GaB unter oieien llmItGnoen audi bas
Eertrauen gegeniiber oen aaiierten
9e'otungsnaGten gei6munoen lit,
oarf niemanoen iiberralGen. Man
glaubt nidt mebr al cine @enoung
oes beutIben S6idlals burd) cine
gtniguna Der @robm16te, neil iih
= Oapon tit mmt iiber5eugt - Die
8roblnucbte lpeber einiaen t0nnen
nod einigen Dollen. Wton fann So
ber beute ni6t mebr bon Sertrauen
'preden fonoern bo6itens pon uer=
i6ieoenen Stufen bes Mibtrauens.
Siderlt6 lit oieles WiBtrauen geger=
iiber Der 8eiabungsmocbt IN ser ruI-
ihen Gone groBer OILS i'm @eIten. 8e=
meiS biefiir lit oie li6 it6noig iteieern=
De Ofalienfludt aus ser Slt5one. Il=
lein i'm 9e5irf Sof @apern) puroen
i'm Sanuar 1947 runo odtsebnbun-
bert gerlonen erfaBt, oie bier oie
@ren5e 5ptI6en Ser rliiiihen uno
amerifanii6en 3one Illegal iiberihrit=
ten batten; I'M Mai ipuren es bereits
fiinftauleno, I'M SUM $3.50, inn SSuli
5ebntauIeno uno I'M augltit a6ttau=
leno, pabreno i'm glei1en Monot T.
O5O illegale @ren5gdnger am lleber-
tritt perbinoert muroen. SIM gansen
iino bisber iiber $4,000 aberdeen IL
legal aus Der ruiiii6en in sic omeri-
fanilde 3one gefliihtet; bie Malien-
fluht in Die britiide Gone lit bier nidt
beriidli6tigt. @eipiB: oas MiBtrauen
gesen Die 8eiasunssmadt lit i'm @e-
item geringer als I'M Often. aber man
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08

lid erflGrt, ooB Die miloe Spefula-
ton on Den 8etreioe= 1,no 8aunlipons
b0rIen 5unl groBen Seil fir Die bobe1l
BreiIc perontmortlih iei.
BraiiAent Srlmon5 Au5iduB fiir
giirgerre6te empfobl lebte 8o6e,
OuB &ongreB uno Die Staatsparla-
mente lofort Srennung uno 9enady-
teiliaung, Die iiA auf Hoiie, Sout.
farbe, 9teligion ooer nationolen llr-
iprung griinOen, perbieten. Der sIus-
lduB lpanbte li6 au6 gegen Die uof,
fentlide sIufregung" iiber Die fonmu-
niltiIde 6roge, erfldrte aber, OaB
Dabre &ommunilten uno iSaldiIten
bloBgeltelt merbcn ioIlten. rgs lit
nur notiirli6 11no angemeIlen, 1penn
iid CUTE 8iirger iiber oie Sdtigfeit
oieler 8ruppeu Sorgen na6en."
Ter fiinf5ehnfopfige 9luslfuB, Ser
pom Erdlioenten am 5. Ge5elnber ers
nunnt poroen mar, gab einen l1ebers
blif iiber oas 8ebiet Der perIonliden
Serfaiiungsrefte unO mufte flint
unooreiBig Gmpfeblungen sur Stdr.
flung Ser umerifanii6en 2ebensmeiie.
@s wuroen mebrere erploiipe lragen
bebanbelt, sic 5u einigen Der idarf-
item Cebattcn i'm &ongreB gefiibrt
(SSortfesuna auT Sette 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08
Sranffurt, 2. Sftober 1947.

Gie @elt blidt nit re6t genilt ltbten
8e'iiblen Der neuerliben &onferen5
Ser NuBenminiiter glmerifas, gng-
lambs, Srantrei6s uno ber Soipiet-
Union entgegen, Die @noe Nopember
in 2onbon 5uiammentreten ioa. Die
Otosfau'er &onferen5 POM 5riibiabr
l947 6racbte eigentlib oils ein5iges
Goiitiuum Die Soffnllng, bob oie @i-
niglmg Ser 8roBn1d6te iiber oas oel1t-
Idle Groblem, Die in Wtosfou uner=
reidbar mar, pieaeidt I'M Serbit in
2onoon bod nod berbeigefiibrt ner-
Esen fonnte. llnnnittelbar nod benz
S1eiiern ser Mosfdi;'sr 9eratnngen
nuroe Die 2onooner &onferen5 bon
engliider Seite ols Die y1pidtigIte
aonferen5 Der @eiGi6te" be5ei6net
uno ser britii6e Staatsminiiter Mc=
0eil ipro6 am %. September 1947
Dor Dem 5orum ser Sereinten Natios
nen Die ldiflalsldmeren 8orte: uS6
muB betonen, OoB Ole Soeung Der
sluBenminiiter in 2onoon I'M Hopem=
Der fait ols leste Gbance eriheint, ben
SrieOen IN europa 5ll ii6ern.
Man Iiebt aIio ouf olliierter Seite
ser beporltebenoen &onferen5 nit be-
tr6dtliGer Sfepiis entgegen. gs muB
bin5lgefiigt neroen, bob lie trot al
Ter geoeutung in Geutidlano ielbit
penigitens porlaufig beinabe ouf Sn=
|terelieloligfeit ltobt. Gas mag auf ben
eriten 8lid befremoen, Oenn geraoe
oiele 2onopner &onferen5 ioll ooG
enolid) &larbeit iiber Die bisber 10
ungetpiiie 3ufunft 9eutidlonos brin.
gen. Gieueiht bate fein ol1Benpoliti-
l6es greignis ieit &riegsenoe oas
oeutidbe Sntereiie in einem iolden
MoBe lua65urufeu pernlodt tpie Die
Mosfau'er Gonferen5 i'm Jriibiabr.
Sbr pouiges Sdeitern aber bot oas
peutiGe Solf nod tieier in politii6e
Mpatbie 11uo Seilnabmsloligfeit bin
eingeItoBen als es 5upor id)on Der
|Saa mar. Wan belitt belte in Geutid)=
LAMB geniigenb realpolitiiden Sinn,
Inn einoeutig 81 ertennen, Dob man
[reItlos gum Sbieft Ser Solitlf Ser
@roBmahte gemoroen lit. Sollten iih
Sic @roBmGhte zines Cages Ooh nod
einisen Damn peroen iie lid - bar
iiber lit man it'd pollfommen I'M flas
rem nidt nit, ionoern iiber
9eutidlano einieen. llno penn oie
2onDoner &onferen5 pieOer nit Ell
mem Miberfolg enoet, bunn miro man
beioerieits bie &onlequen5en 5ieben,
|uno 5ipar ipieoerllnl, obne Oas oeut=
j6e Golf Inn ieine Wfeinung 81 be-
fragen..
slaes sSnterelie fir oie 2onooner
&onferen5 uno an0ere internationale
8eratungen miro in Geutl6lan0 bon
Ser einen 2rage berbr1net: @ie iper-
sen mir Sen 8inter iiberiteben? Sc
men @inter, Ser ouf oie fataitropbale
9iirre oeS Sommers 1947 folgt?
Man bat 5u oieier 10 berengten Srage=
itellung ale llriade. slaein in Ser
len englii6zamerifaniiben 8eiatllnss5o-
me feblen infolge ser 0iirre bieraig
MiGionen 3entner &artoffeln. SSSn
|Siiobaben (fran5oiiide 3one) fonnten
linn sluguit an Die 8epolferung i'm
Eur6ldnitt BLOB iiebenbunoertoier>
unoneunaig &alorien auf BEN Gag
ausgegeben iperoen. Selbit i'm frudt-
barren Mteoerbabern, SOS als cine Der
tpenigen r&ornfammern" Ser @elts
sonen gilt, betrdet Die 5dugIings>
IIterbIidfeit i'm &reis &egensburg
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08

er5abler purOe aufgeforbert, fir ben
Warlbaa-Slan our6 fortgeieste bobe
Steueriabe 5lt 5abien.
&ontrolle Ser Sreile fir @etreioe,
Stabl uno anOere 8rooufte, an be.
men Elm ipelttpeiter Mangel beItebt,
Duroe inoireft als notipenoig besei6s
met, inOem ser Gat pom &pngreB r5u=
nllroeIt bie 8utbeiBnng bon Wint=
nlulbollnadten" foroerte, nm oie Itei>
9cnOen 8reiie oireft an5ugreifen,
penn lpeniger ipeitgebenbe WoBnab-
men oerlogen loaten. SelbIt bieie me
niger tpeltgebenben WaBnabmen, bie
Der 8irtidaftsrat enlpfieblt, itellen
elm betra6tlideS 8rogramm oar, yum
Die gan5e 9enolferung bor ser &ota-
ltropbe elmer oemoraliiterten @e=
ld)dftsrpelt uno unfpntrpllierter ST.
flotion 81 l6iitell".
* g..
sSreita9 nm Mitternadt iuuroen Die
Dubreno oes &rieges eingefiibrten Ge-
9lerlngsfontroae:. iiber 3uder unb
ab5ablungsfGufe aufgeboben. Sos be-
oeutet, ooB es feline Soditpreisgren5e
fiir 3ufer mebr geben miro. 8ei gb-
ja6lungen brallcbt in 3ufunft Die
Soridrift ni6t mebr eingebalten 81
neroen mona6 ser &aufer Elm Grit
tel Der &auflumme oils An5ablung I,i-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08

item uno Sen Geit innerbalb bon flint.
|5ebn Wtonaten ab5ablen nlltBte.
8eante Ser Hegierung llnb 8at.
fiers baben Dor 5u liberalen Bob.
|lungSbeoineungen gepornt. SrGi iioent
truman bat erflart: oG5 lie9t i'm
|offentliden Sntereiie, 0oB eS Oie 81.
|non5bduier uno Die &aufleute petmei.
ben, Die 3ablungsbeoingungen oa5u.
lcbr 5ll miloern. IS lpdre piel beiier,
Die Ereiie 5u ienfen, itatt nit Ioden-
Den 3ablungsbeoing neue Sun.
Den 5u geipinnen.
Sin 9eridt oes iS9i9 neiit na6,
boB Die &reOitbeiuiaigungen int Sep
tenlber bereits cine Heforobobe er.
reif)t baben. Sie auf oieie 8eiie iibers
nommene SdulbenloIt ser &onIllmens
ten betragt bel1te elf Wtiaioroen, eine
Sl,mme, Die Dor oem &rieg niemals
erreidt 1puroe.
Gas Suiti5oepartement, baS eine
llnterlu6ung ser boben 8etreioes
preiie porgenommen bot, teilte nit,
oaB lie bolb abgeifloiien peroen
miro, uno 8eneralantpalt Som Glart
lagte in elmer Sreiietonieren5, ouB
gerltObe gegen oos @eieb elmer
@rano Surp unterbreitet merOen.
ErGiioent Srumun batte crit fiir6s
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08

Die 8oblen in &onl, bic @eneinoe.
|poblen IN 5ranfreid uno Iesfer
Soniltag oie @emeinoetpablen II
England ltno g8ales elm tiefes God
9lne bieie @ablen lieBen cine Itarft
abfebr Der 8dblernniien bon Der
Slnfen erfennen.
slm perbliiffenolten mar bas grgeb.
mis- Ger britii6en @ablen, Die eiile
seraoe5u pernidtenbe slbidee an oie
Sabour GartD beoeutet. aaeroingS be
riibren iie Die Stellung Der 2aborites
I'M Sarlanent llno in Ser Gegierililg
nift bireft. slber nit nod groBerenl
Gecbt ols be @aulle in Sraltfreid,
fonnte Gburdia Der 6egiernngspnr
tel su @emiite fiibren, ooB iie Die
gegenmdrtige Stimml1ng uno Ben ge=
genmdrtigen 8ilen bes golfes nift
mebr repralentiere. Gs lit ober atpei-
felbaft, OF iid) 8artei uno &egiernng
Der Sorberung Der &oniernotinen nod
anfloiung oes 8arlaments nno Neus
Dablen fiigen tperoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08
Die &niIem iibcrtrnmpft

9l6er gan5 gleid, ipie iib Die &C.
genmdrtige &egierltng in Sranfreif
lnno gnglano 5u Ser peranoerten 60
Ige itellen neroen, lie f0nnen iid
ben politiifen Solgerungen niht ent-
5leben nnb Deroen al6 in Der infer
nationalen 8olitif Dem 10 eflatmt
|5um Iusbrud gebrahten 8olfsniIen
|Gednung tragen miiIien. ltnb bieier
Solfsmille bot mie gelagt, Dem bon
Wosfau an Ser Strippe gefiibrten
aomnunismus Elm i6arfes NiiB=
trauensbotltm erteilt llno iid) Danit
irgenoipelde 2iebeoienerei Wosfnll
gegeriiber Derbeten. gs biloet iib ail=
geni6einli6 cine internotionale Giii=
beits'ront Wosfau gegeniiber. Der
loie 8eiDaltmenihen i'm &relnl 1lihts
lalS ibre &ominternfront in einem bal=
ben Guteno terrorilierter Staaten
cntgeeen 5u Itelen baben. Sic neb=
lren lire gteplltation pobrlih ni6t
onr6 Die iibli6en boll6etpiItifnen
Netbooen, nit oenen iie iest in oen
bon ibnen beberridten 2dn0ern Bic
Sppoiition nieOer5ubalten uno aus
5uloiben illhen. Gie r2iquiNierunc "
oler miBlie6igen 5iibrer 1T iiberall
i'm 8ang, BON Bolen Bis 1tad) &rmG-
nien. Gem polniifen 8auernfiibrer
Stanislon 0eifolaic5pf lit es nit bri-
tiiher uno amerifanil6er Silfe ge-
lungen, nah gnglanb 81. entfommetl,
augenlGeinli6 I'M redten Iugenblif,
oenn Ser Serror bat in Yolen eine rn=
erborte Steigerung erfabren nno be-
orobt iebt oie Stride Solens in ibrer
griIten5.
| 9ie iid un5neioeutig uno mebr u1o
nebr gei6loilen gegen Die ruiiiide 8e=
| fabr ridtenoe 8eltmeinung bietet ser
Golitif Ser Ser. Staoten einen itarfen
Giidbalt. llnier Staotsoeparten1ent
reoet borunl iiber Die ruiiiidle Solitif
riidbaltslos Die ME 5upor. Senotor
SanOenberg bat in oen Ietten Sogen
in elmer &unogebung in 9lnn slrbor
unperbliimt ausgeiprohen, ooB sic
8eoulo Imerifas nit ser rliiii6en
Serrorilierung Ser iibrigen G0lfer err
| l6opft lei, uno bat ,einen Separatfrie-
Sen nit Seutihlano porgeIdlagen.
penn iid auf Der Miniiterfonieren5 in
Sonoon cine ginigung nibt er5ielen
loiie.
Gie iib anbabnenoe @enbung ipie.
| Igelt iid aub in Der Yolitif Mmerifas
/ in Geutidlonb.. @enn ni6t oIles
triigt, lit bas S1limrnite in ser 9e-
banolnng GeutibIanos na6 totalit1-
rem He5epten aus Der Slide ser Se-
mofratie borbei. 8as beiBt ielbItper.
ltanoli6 nidt, oaB iebt nit einem
ytal 5rieoe nno Sreunoidaft berr-
lden meroen. slber cine @enbung in
oieler 3i6tnng bat begonnen.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-12-11
BlufftOn High Cagers Win Over
Pandora BY 44-27 Score Tuesday

Breaking loose with a 20-point
last quarter scoring splurge, Bluff
ton High cagers trounced Pandora,
ii to q, on the aPndora court,
Tuesday night, for the Pirates third
win of the season.
After the Pirates held margins of
II to 4 at the quarter and 18 to 10
at the half, Pandora came back with
a rush in the third period to out
score the locals and pull within
four points of tying the count at
the close of the third period.
Bluffton then came up with a
scoring splurge of its own, and in
the opening minutes of the fourth
stanza racked up 10 points while
holding their foes scoreless, to put
the game on ice.
Which, Bluffton guard, set blis-
tering scoring pace with 13 points
to capture individual scoring honors
of the evening. K. Lehman had II
points for Pandora, and three Bluff
ton men, Bracy, with eoght points,
and Herr and Burcky, each with
seven, were next in order.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-12-11
Settlement

Peter A. Suter passed away Sun
day evening at his home after an
illness of about a week. He was 81
years of age. Funeral services are
to be held at the Grace church,
Wednesday afternoon.
Roland Burkhart again competed
in the sheep shearing contest at the
International Fat Stock Show in
Chicago, last week, and in keen COM
petition won first place, a position
he also won a number of years ago
at the same place.
DR.. and Mrs. T. A. Lambie spoke
at the morning and evening service
at St. John Sunday. During the
evening session they showed a great
many beautiful slides of the area
of Palestine.
Mrs. Josephine Moser left fo1
Detroit the first of the week to visit
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alcus
Pate.
DR.. and Mrs. Donald Hilty, DR.
Alfred Hilty and Mrs. Lennis Steiner
visited Mrs. (Dr.) Hilty who is al
St. Joseph's hospital at Ann Arbor
Michigan.
The Swiss community male chorus
is to present a sacred program al
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-12-11
Cage League Play
Is Started Here

Bluffton Dunbrick cagers were suc-
cessfuf in their first league start,
last Wednesday night at the Bluff
ton college gymnasium, chalking up
80 to 26 victory over the Pandora
City team.
In other league games Mt. Cory
topped the Columbus Grove Mer-
chants, Ill to 81, and Pandora Mill
ing beat Bluffton Sportsmen, Al tc
81.
League games are played in the
college gymnasium every Wednesday
night, starting at 7 p. m. :
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-12-11

the Methodist church in Mt. Cory
next Sunday evening.
Announcement was made Sunday
morning at St. John of the approach
ing marriage Of Miss Selma Miller
and Mr.. Howard Diller, which is to
be solemnized at the st. John church
Saturday evening, Dec. goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph McGranahan
left recently for California where
they expect to spend six or eight
weeks.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-12-11

In the preliminary, Bluffton re-
serves recovered from a halftime de-
felt, when they were trailing, 15 to
II, to come up with a 42 to % VIC
tory over Pandora seconds.
Balmer with nine points led the
Blufton attack; and Burkholder and
Bauman each had eight. Others who
broke into the scoring column were
Garmatter, 6; Mathewson, 5; Bad
ertscher, Schmidt, and Marquart,
each with two.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10
SELL TIMBER WISELY

Most farmers of Sussex county
selt timber by the tract for GER
tain lump sum. M. G. Vaughn of
Dixie-Del Farms, Lewes, is glad he
didn't In his own words Mr..
Vaughn said 1T pays to sell your
timber by the product rather than
by the lump sum-"
''In my case" Mr.. Vaughn states,
81 was offered a lump sum of 5000
for a tract of timber. This seemed
reasonable enough to me but not
knowing the lumber business
called Bud" Frantz, forestry spe-
cialist, with the Soil Conservation
District here in Sussex county.
Mr. Frantz, after inspecting the
tract, made these suggestions
which l carried out: To sell the
piling separately did, for $3.50
stumpage, this left the saw timber
and young growth intact. l then
cut off $4,000 board feet of saw
timber and used it in construction
of some farm buildings This op.
Grafton left enough fire wood tC
meet the needs of the tenant this
winter. / still have some more saw
timber which l will cut this win
! for
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10
CALVARY YOUTH PLAN
EVENTS TO COME

The youth of Calvary Methodist
Church, Milford, have planned two
events that you will not want to
miss.
On Sunday evening, October 10,
a mass meeting of the youth of the
surrounding territory are invited to
worship at the Calvary Church at
1880 p. m. The local High School
Band, under the direction of John
Frick, will present 15-minute con-
cert Following the concert a sound
movie Youth for the Kingdom"
will be presented. After the SER
vice the local youth invite the
visiting youth to join in a brief
/ fellowship period which will be
held in the basement of the church.
At this time song fest will be held
and refreshments served.
On Thursday evening, October %,
in the church school room at 500
O'Clock an amateur program will
be presented by the youth of the
church. There will be no admis-
sion charge. A free will offering
will be taken. The proceeds will
go toward sending two of the local
youth to the Cleveland Conference
for Youth in December of this
year. Musical selections, readings
stunts, etc., are being arranged. You
will not want to miss this evening
of secular entertainment.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10
GEORGETOWN HOMEMAKERS

The Georgetown Home Demon
stration Club met on Friday, Octo-
Der 3 at 1880 p. m. at the home
of Mrs. G. ]. Sammons. Mrs. Ida
Tyndall, Mrs. Sadie Jefferson and
Mrs. Ella Mae Richardson were
hostesses.
The topic, Window Treatment"
was very cleverly demonstrated by
Mrs. Paul Short, who gave grand
talk on materials to redeeorate win
dows. Mrs. Thelma Bainbridge and
Mrs. Luther Pollett assisted. The
various committees gave reports.
The president, Mrs. Charles Carey,
appointed a nominating commit
tee to select the 194S officers, the
slate to be presented at the Novem-
ber meeting,
The club plans to have a table
at the Midland Grange Community
Fair on October 20.
The members will attend Achiev-
ement Day on November 5 al
Georgetown.
The club was adjourned at foul
o'clock to meet again on November
Z at the home of Mrs. Paul Short
The hostesses for this meeting are
Mrs. Anne Joseph, Mrs. Anne Rog
ers and Mrs. Charles Carey.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10
CIRCLE NO. s

Circle No. s of the Calvary Meth
odist Church met at the home of
Mrs. Donald Donovan for the Sep
tember meeting. Mrs. Grace Will
kins, leader, presided. There were
five members and two visitors pres
ent. After the devotional service,
the business meeting was conduct
ed. Mrs. Gladys Paquette was re-
ported sick, also Mrs. Jeanette
Tingle. The circle plans to send a
box of used clothing, shoes, ties,
etc., to the Bowery Mission in Octo-
ber for our missionary project.
The meeting adjourned and a
very pleasant hour was spent sing
ing hymns, playing games and Wis
iting. On Tuesday evening, Oc-
tober 81, Mrs. J. r. Bailey will be
hostess to the circle. Please come
and bring your donation for the
missionary project.
Mrs. Donovan served delicious re-
| freShmentS.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10
VETS ORGANIZATIONS URGED
TO COMPLETE FIRING
SQUAD PLANS

With the imminent return from
overseas cemeteries of Americas
World War II dead, recognized vet
Grams organizations are pledging
their participation in the nation
wide tribute which will be paid at
the graveside in every cemetery
throughout the nation to Americas
soldier heroes.
The Department of the Army has
available supply of blank am
munition which will be supplied
free to recognized veterans organ
izations for use in firing salutes as
part of the burial honors. Under
the present plan, the military es-
cort, who will accompany the re-
mains to the home community, will
bring with him a sufficient guam
tity of blank ammunition to fire a
salute during the burial honors.
In all cases, veterans organiza-
tions in the First Army area plan
ming to organize firing squads
should supply the Commanding
General, Headquarters First Army,
Governors Island, New York 4, n.
Y, with information relative to the
type and caliber rifles they will
use. With this information avail
able, the escorts Headquarters can
determine ammunition require
ments and will deliver the proper
quantity and type via the military
escort to the home community.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10
Milford Century Club

The board of directors of the
Milford New Century Club met at
the home of Mrs. Wilson S. Vim
yard on Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Joseph j. Pearce, the president,
presided at the meeting. Accumu-
lated business of the past few
months, and those on the clubs
agenda, took up most of the after
noon and made way for the open
ing of the club on Monday. The
Grecian family which was helped
last year by the club, will continue
to have its patronage and the mem
bers are being asked to take part
| in the shower of used household
linens that might be sent to Mrs.
Katena Stats, whose grateful let
ter has made members want to
help further. Another item of bus
mess was the continuing of the
help in the scholarship fund for
Miss Peggy Chew, a Chinese stu
dent at Woman's College, Univer-
sity of Delaware. The Penny Art
Fund was increased last year from
one cent to three cents and that
will be done again, thus affording
the state chairman of art more
money with which to purchase the
awards for the deserving clubs
The club will continue it's spon-
sorship of two groups of Cir
Scouts, and will allow the MilforC
Business Girls to have their meet
ings in the club rooms withou
rental These were the princina
items of business on Tuesday anC
the first club meeting will be call
/ ed at two-thirty on Monday, wheI
DIR. M. Dalema Draper and Mrs
Robert Rudolph will have the day.
proceedings in charge.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10
LIONS CLUB MAKE
REVISION IN SCHEDULE
CcOntinued ffom nrst pags1


Governor of Lions international,
as special guest and speaker.
AS the Chronicle prepared to go
to press, members of the local club
were enroute to the meeting place
in the upstairs dining room of the
Southern Grille. Lions Lloyd Car
ter and Harry Eypel were to be in
charge of the evenings program,
which was to be highlighted by a
showing of a new sound motion pic
ture entitled "Mr Bell" This film,
produced under the auspices of the
Bell Telephone System, tells the
story of Alexander Graham Bell,
the great scientist and humanitar-
ian, who invented the telephone.
Claude Scull, member of the
local club has been appointed his
torian of the Milford Lions Club
and is currently compiling clip
pings and pictures dealing with
club activities. AS soon as the size
of the collection warrants it, Lion
Scull will mount the assembled ma
terial in an appropriately enscrib-
ed album which will become a part
of the clubs archives.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10
LATE DISCIPLES CLASS NOTES

The regular class meeting has
been changed to Friday, October IL
at o'clock in the social hall of
the church.
There will be a covered dish
supper in place of the meeting. Try
and come out, bring the family and
covered dish.
A short business meeting will
take place before the supper.
Please be present.