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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
MIKE VAGGE FOUND
DEAD IN His BED

Mike Vagge, II, was found dead
in his cabin to the rear OF the
Thibodeau Grocery Saturday by
City Police. He had been dead Tor
more than a day according 10 y
statement made by DR.. c. c. Carter
who was called. DR.. Carter said mat
Wages death was due TO natural
causes eliminating in a heart at
tack.
Police were called by Antoine
Oyergard, of 1926 Willoughby Ave-,
who made several attempts TO gain
entrance into Wages cabin without
success. Becoming alarmed he notl-
fled the police who entered the
cabin through a rear window.
VagIa was last seen alive on
Wednesday. He complained of not
feeling well at that time. His re-
mains were taken to the Charles w
Carter Mortuary.
Vagge came to Douglas in 1917
as a shoemaker Fe later moved
to Juneau and became a substantial
property owner He owned many
cabiiA in The city.
The dead man was born Jan. II
1876, at Genoa, Italy. He is sur
vived by a brother, Luigui, and
sister, Maria.
Funeral services will be conducted
at D. m. tomorrow by the Salvation
Army in the chapel of the Charlie
w. Carter Mortuary. Interment VII
be in the Evergreen Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
SpenCes Celebrate
WeddingAnniversarY

Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Spence cele-
brated their second wedding an
niversary on Saturday evening with
a kid party" During the evening,
kid games" card playing and dane
ing was enjoyed by the guests.
Cocktails and refreshments were
served. The Spences received many
lovely presents.
Those attending the anniversary
party were: Mr. and Mrs. V. M.
Metcalfe, Mr.. V. w. Metcalfe, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. L. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. r.. Swan
son, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Niemi, Mr..
and MRS. G. Werner, Mrs. Judy
Moore, Mr.. Art Berger, Mr.. Arnold
Brasheir, Mrs. George Bryson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Balm.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
cANNERy MEETING

About a Go en- major stcckhold-
ers in the Douglas Canning Co., Inc
met with Cannery Supt. M. M
Miller and Board President Marx
Jensen. last Friday evening to gei
opinions on future operations
which may involve a new cannery
size. due to the poor condition OF
he present one. 1t was decided
that a stockholders meeting may
have to be called il the near fu-
ture, if major change is neces-
sary.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
LE CLAIR STEVENSON
OF K00MAn DIES at
ST. ANN'S HOSPITAL

lie Clair Stevenson, 36-year-oia
baker at Hoonah, passed away AZ
1870 D. m. Sunday in ST. Ann S
Hospital here. Born in Stockton
Calf, Stevenson has been working
with his brother, Ira V. Stevenson
proprietor of The Hoonah Bakery
Mrs. Stevenson and five children,
all of Hoonah, survive the 1atler'
The children are Robert LIE Ciar'
Carols Joan. Paul Lewis, Russeli Lee
and Toni Marie. Also surviving are
two sisters, residents in California
and the brother. Ira, at Hoonah.
The remains will be returned 70
Eoonah on Wednesday aboard The
Estebeth for burial there.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
FIVE DEER, KNOWN

Three hunters, Rudy Puslch,
Mickey Pusich and Juneau COM
panion went up in the hills on
Douglas Island on Friday, each re-
turning with a buck The largest
one was four pointer weighing
1855 pounds dressed, the smallest
was a fine spike buck. Another
Douglas man reported successful
trip, and brought in a buck that
tipped l6o pounds dressed, from
Nevada Greek. Two other deer were
reported as taken off Douglas Is
land over the weekend.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
CONTINUES COLLEGE

Richard Mccormick eldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs Richard McCor-
mick, ST., is off to another year
at College, leaving On the Baranof.
Mccormick, who won top honors
in craftsmanship and Athlet cs at
the University of Alaska last year,
will take up studies at the Con
zaga University in Spokane, Wash
known on the channel as DICK
he was a star basketball player in
1856. In school, he is major
ing in Business Administration.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
HEAT WAVE
BREAKS IN
SOME AREAS
Temperatures, However
Were 100 Degrees or
Higher in Sections
CIV The Associated Press

tBY Inc ASSOCldltu 1900
Generally fair and hot wealth
err covered most of the nation from
the Rockies to just west Of the
Appalachians today, but cooler
weather was in prospect in the
Northern Plains states and was ex-
pected to move eastward tomorrow
over the Great Lakes region,
Temperatures rose to 100 degrees
or higher Sunday over all OF
Kansas, Eastern Nebraska, West
ern South Dakota, and at points
in Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma
and Missouri. Readings were in
the COS southwark from southern
Wisconsin, Northern Iowa, South
ern North Dakota and Wyoming.
High temperatures included 107
at Batesville, Ark. LOG at McAlcs-
ter. Okla, and Clinton, Mo, los
at Coffeyville, Kansas, and 10l at
Philip, S. d.
Ohio, with reaoIngs in the 80's
yesterday, will get higher temper
atures today, but the cool air
from the northern plains should
bring relief there by tomorrow
might. At Chicago, small craft
warnings were up on Lake Mich :
iean, forecasting shifting wirds up
to 80 miles per hour tonight.
Thundershowers were expected
in many midwest areas tonight or
tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
WILLIAM {. DONALDSON,
F&Ws WATeHMaN, DIES
GAS TODAY Ar ST. ANN'S

William C. Donaldson passed
away this morning at st. AIMS
Hospital at GAS O'Clock About 65
years old, Donaldson mas been en-
rloyed by the Fish and Wildlife
Service as stream Waterman on
the Taku River.
He was a member of Mt. Juneau
Lodge No. lat, Masonic Order, but
F, has no relatives living ir Juneau. A
sister. Mrs. Lawrence Bushey, lives
in Spruce, Wisconsin. Masonic Jun
cral rites are being arranged for
Thursday at the Charles w. Carter
Mcrtuary.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
BIG FISH DAY

Approximately $1,000 pounds OF
fish was locked ct the Douglas
Cannery yesterday, which gave the
cannery its longest run this season,
canning nearly 700 cases Of one
pound tins. The fish was brought
in on the Council D ard the Point
Ray. company chartered tenders.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
TO SCHOOL

Miss Mary Jane Walker, daugh-
fer of Mr.. and MIS-. Art Walker
was a PAA passenger southbound
Friday. She is to complete her
High School senior year in Cantor
MIA. where she had been attend
ing school prev usly to her lam
ilys moving here.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
CITY COUNCIl MEETS

The Douglas City Council Will
hold a regular meeting this eve
ming in the City Hall. The Capital
City bus franchise viii he up for
third reading as wei as other
business.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
pAA HAS new MEMBER;
SON BORN TO Y0uNGS

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Young
are the parents of baby boy born
in st. AIMS Hospital on Saturday
evening. The baby, who weighed
eight pounds, Is ounces, has been
named Michael Jon. Mr.. Young is
traffic representative for Pan Am
erican Always.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
MOTHER, DAUGHTER HOME

Mrs. G. NJ. Ferguson and daugh-
ter Jerry Faye, returned home yes
terday afternoon via PAA plane
from Seattle. Leaving hare or
June IT, they have visi ed at Mrs
Fergusons' parents home il Twin
Falls, Idaho, where her father
has been quite i'll. Jerry Faye
will enroll as a fifty grade stu
dent this morning in the publ
school
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
NOTICE

After September 10, no telephone
rentals fer the month of September
will be accepted at discount. All
remittances must bear postmark Of
not later than discount day. Please
be prompt. Please add 10 sales tax.
JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS
TELEPHONE co. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
ARMY MEN HERE

Army men from Fort Richardson
registered at the Baraof Hotel are
1t. r. T. Mellechamp, Lit. Col. M.
M. Irvine, TlSgt H. B. Rosseti,
SlSgt. G. Mahoney, T/Sgt. j. F.
Raw. Capt. r. E. Black and Capt.
T. A. Huckins.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
MARRIED AT DOUGLAS

William Alexander and Dora c..
Judson. both of Juneau, were mar
ried Saturday night at Douglas by
the u. S. Commissioner there Mi.
and Mrs. Harry Sturrock were wit
nesseS to the ceremony.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
DOUGLAS CREW, RETURN

The U. S. Engineer Tug. Lit. 452,
arrived in Juneau Saturday, after
an extended trip to Seattle and
Can Francisco, having legt Juceau
July II. Aboard as crew members
were Douglas men Wilfrei Rice,
Ralph Kirby, Tony Reiss, Herbert
Bonnet and w Knutson. While
in the States, they took in the
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08

a
WEATHER SYNOPSIS trough extends from the
Valley the Gulf Of Alaska near
Graham Another low pressure center located
OF Island Rain falling
the coast OF the Gull ALASKA
fallen during the
Southeast Alaska
United States and southern CANADA
Temperatures below freezing at Jew
northern Alaska this morn
below normal at
yesterday They ranged from 4455 degrees
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
FORREST VISITS

Wallen Forrest was at home yes
terday afternoon while the Fish
and Wildlife vessel Brant was in
port. Forrest is radio ope ator on
that vessel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
DOUGLAS
NEWS
PROPERTY CHANGE

Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Emel have
purchased the Dean G. Rice home
on Nobb Hill. The property
transfer took place on August ~
but the Emels and their two
children have taen residing IN the
homo since coming to Douglas last
winter. Mr.. Emel is an account
ant for the Alaska Native Service.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
CDA MEETING

The Catholic Daughters OF AM
erica will hold their first meeting
after the summer recess in the Par
ish Hall tomorrow evening at
O'Clock. All members are urged TO
attend this important meeting
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08

lone of Mrs. Marcus Jensen Tues
day afternoon, Immediately alter
school. Mrs. Jensen, Scout Leader,
assisted by Assistant Leader, Mrs
George Ma.son, will be there to
take registrations Of the girls.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
GIRL SCOUT NOTICE

All Douglas Girl Scouts and
girls interested in becoming Girl
Scouts are asked TO meet at the
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
NEWsPApERMAN HERE

G. Howe, of the Denver Post, is
staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Olsen, Oh
s;tka, are stopping at the Gastineau
Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
CALFoRNIANS HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Oliver, oil
Madros, Calf, are registered at the
Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08

Juneau-Douglas picnic at Seattle
and made a motor trip ID Keno,
Nevada.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08

Mrs. Lloyd Jarr.-,.l ana children,
of Seattle, are staying at the Hotel
Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08

F. A. Wood and E. L. JACOBSEN,
of Seattle, are staying at the Hotei
Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
NIINRIIVE W Eff 1 IfIIIt DO ''I'T' II
Rcnorfs from Marine Stations at LEO z. M today

MARINE FORECAST FOR PERIOD ENDING TUESDAY EVE
Aaskavrabe winds under 70
of Frederick Sound and mostly
souheastey Sound Outside waters Dixon En-
Cloudy
entire
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08

r. B. Clifton returned to Juneau
and is staying at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
FROM TAKU

ID. Blanchard and Louis De Flor
ian. of Taku Lodge, are staying at
the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
FAsTERNER HERE

Elsie Diebhorn, of Eddystone,
Penn, is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
FROM HAINES

Mr.. and Mrs. E. M Loman. of
Haines, are registered at the Hotel
Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-09-08
WEATHER BUREAU

L. S. DEPAR MEM COMMERCE WEATHER BUREAU
JUNEAU, ALaSKA
WEATHER BULLETIN
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-01
Marttn Augutttn
Gin &uman ron N. g darIan

uno rib sic Sir 5ur 8obnitube ouf,
~eine feline Game lit oa un0 min bidJ
ipre6en."
uWortin mei1 Sunge, tparum
idreilt ou io?"
Sanglam erbob Ii6 ser alte Serr
aus ieinem leoerbe5ogenen Stubl unb
erpioerte Die tiefe Serbeugung ser
9ireftorin 9emeiien uno fiibl. Gin
etlpas gerinsifatises 2d6eln floq
iiber leln pornebmes 8elif)t.
rSie tpiiniden?"
6rau bon 8aitinou griff in bas
perlenbeiebte SeitentGl66en, 5og Elm
fleines Bafet gintrittsforten berpor
uno begann in Sen bel1te i6on 10 of
pieOerbolten @enbungen it'd iiber Ole
Sor5lige ibrer 8eleai6aft 5l1 berbrei,
ten.
Die GorI rItellung iperoe tpunoerpou
peroen uno alleS bisber 9ebotene
melt iibertreffen. Neue5 Hepertoire -
neueite ausitattune - neue So Itiime
- gleid beute elm preisefrontes, be.
riibnltes biitoriibes 2uitIpiel. rOie
anna-2iele" - Dem Serrn Senator
iiher, menn au6 nur Dem Ian1en mad
befonnt -. Sic ielbit tpiiroe Die an,
na-Siele ipielen BEN SSiiriten ser
neuengagterte erite 2iebbaber, ST.
Sei1e, cine araft erlten &onges.
Srau bon 8aitinon ienfte BEL ser
erlpobnllng ibrer eigenen Serion be,
ldeioen Die Iugen 81 8ooen, beobad).
tete ober 5ugleib nit einem Seiten.
blid oen ginorud ibrer 9ereoiamfeit
auf Den Senator uno ertpog, Oh 1pobl
Elm 8el6aft 5uitonoe fGme.
Ter alte Serr bultete Elm paarmal,
um an5uoeuten, baB es genug lei.
aber Die geidaftsfunoige Game IieB
ltb nift Itoren. Wunter lbtpatte lie
fort Ser Serr 8iirsermeiIter une
Der Serr Imtsri6ter bGtten l6on
&arten genommen; tpiiroen ni6t audi
Der Serr Senator
ST oeriu6te gintpenoungen 5u mo-
6en, aber lie tat, als perltinoe lie i'm
nIdt. llno iest 5og iie nod Elm paar
5ertnltterte 3eitungsbldtter aus Dem
8uien.
y@enn es Sic oieuei6t intereiiiert,
metn Serr, Die 1esten &ritifen iiber
mid 81 lelen" - peri6Qnt reidte lie
oem alten Serrn oie 8apiere.
unteroeiien mar bos &ino beidGf.
ttgt, ieine Soden gu orenen, un> luete
unter Dem 6reitframpisen Sut be,
barrlid naf Martin biniiber, Ser
ltauneno oem gfeoeitrom loulfte.
Neusierig iab iie i'm an uno lG6eIte
lbm gu.
~SSbre Sodter?" fragte Der Sena=
for.
~SSo, meine Sodter, sn1oiser Serr.
Gin &ino aus meiner eriten @be nit
Dem S6aulpieler @orn. 8ir goltier,
ten am Softbeater 5u 9eiiau, ols -
adj, oiel gu friib fir uns uno Die
&unlt, Die er 10 iebr liebte - Ser
unerbittli6e 600 ieiner rubntDollen
Soufbabn ein llneriportetes gnoe Be-
reitete Ser gndbige Serr ba6en
gepiB in ben 9lattern gelelen :"
Sdmerdbepegt 5og tie ibr Sai6en.
tud uno oriidte es sesen Die Mugen.
"aber," fubr iie fort, ~5ie baben
teine Soriteaung bon Dem Salient Die
les ainoes. Mein ieliger @ann pfIeg-
te gu iasen: ,Birflid san5 ein5ig in
lelner art. Sic bat einmal cine 3u-
tunft! :. Sb, BON pie pielen boben
Serridaften bin id idon ipesen bie=
les ainoes besliid,piini6t! - 2ucie,
mein atno, made Dem snG6ieen
9errn oein &ompltment."
"8ie alt hilt ou oenn, &leine?"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-01
Gortietung)
VII.

9ie @roffnung oes StaottEeater5
beoeutete niel in oem Ginerlet oe5
fleinltGotii6en 2ebens in 9riesbel;n;
beinabe nod mebr ols ser Sbens
marft i'm SerbIt unb oos iommerlihe
nainoergriin" (ortsiiblife 9e5eits
nung fir oas iGbrlide S6ulfeID.
Die @riesbeimer gingen gern ins
5beoter uno 5eieten cine riibrenoe
anbGneli6feit on sic altbefannte
8onoertruppe, bic bon 3eit 81 3eit
ibre Stoot 5u begliiden pflegte.
yGie S6ouipieler iino mieoer oa, "
9ing es oann tpie ein 2auffeuer our6
oie Staot, rbeute morgen nit
oem sl6tubr5ug itno lie gefommen. "
l1no ba lab mon att6 idon Die
isrou 9ireftor i'm SoubetpuBtiein III
rer @iiroe, Elm bulopoQe5 2dfeln auf
oen 2ippen, Die StraBen our6lhreis
ten, I'M perionlid fiir ibre 9eiel-
idoit sic Sonnelrs 5ll MAIDEN.
Neu9ierig folgten pieIe 9lide ibrer
itattliden grideinung in Sem Elm
uenig oerld)oiienen griinen Sammet=
getpono NIT rouibenoer Shleppe.
Ger itol5e slusorud ibre5 emit bib
id]en 9eitdts nit oen Spuren Der
Sdninfe, bic maleriih Inn Sic S6ul=
fer fanenoe unedte Seoerboo, ser NIT
9lumen iiberrei6 gei6miidte brett
frGlnpiee SUIT NIT oem meiBen
S6leier lieBen sic itG ibre5 8erts
belpuBte Sdouipielerin in ibr nidt
perfennen.
sln ser Sano fiibrte tie lire fleine
Sodter, prd6tig aufgeputt in Der
6errli6feit zines binlmelblauen
8leio6ens nit golbgeltidten 8orben,
oeiien &iir5e sic bloBen 8ein6en ieben
lieB. Die brdulide 8elidtsfarbe, bas
ounfle Saar, oie idnar5en slueen eos
ben bem &ino ettpas 6remolanoil6es.
&ofett orebte es oos aopf6en bon Ell
ner Seite 5ur anoern.
Die 2eute Itedten oie &opfe 5ulam-
men, lpenn iie porbeigingen; uno bic
alten 9omen, sic om 6enIter iaBen,
beugten iib porniiber 81 einem Iansen
8lid in BEN nSpion", in oeln biz 5ur
n6dlten @de oie gan5e StraBe ii6
ipieselte, 10 BOB lie nod lanse BEN
anblid bes uuffaaenoen Eaares ge>
noiien.
ginise 8inber iaBten Sen Wtut,
ibnen nad5ulaufen. ~seein, iieb bod,
pie fein!" rief Srina Sod uno gab
slnna 2iitie einen Guff in oie Seite.
~6rau Gireftorin, a6, i6enfen Sic
mir oo6 ein 8illiett, 1penn ou6 BLOB
fir sic &nauierie," rief 8eter Gump,
oes Na6tpd6ters oorlauter Sunge,
ibr nah. Sobeitspou panote Srau
BON 8aitinon ii6 nad ibm Inn uno
orobte ibm nit Dem Singer.
Sest idritt Tie iiber Ben Mforft nad
Senotor 8ranois' Saus.
r8ie ieben sic aus" oadte oas
Sausmoo6en uno rib Die 9lugen melt
auf.
Sic NOR crit Dor fur5em BON @es
iterau in Die Stabt gefommen uno
puBte nidt redt, ipie lie ii6 NIT benz
ieltiamen 8eiud abfinoen iolIte.
Ga ltiirnte Wartin berbei. sluf ieis
mem 8eiidt malten iid Neueierbe uno
Staunen 5ugleid. gr mar inn 8arten
getpeIen. SSn beioen Sanoen belt er
ben tpeiBen Strobbut, auf Sen Die
Singer ibre Merfmale orudten.
rWtein 8roBpater lit gu Sauie, I"
rief er nit ieiner beGen Stimme uno
leudtenben ausen.
~8roBoater, @roBoater," i6rie er
The Valley settler., 1947-05-15

Continued from page l The Class of<'47 was escorted to their Nancy Smith while Mrs. Max Sherrod played the Frocessiona1.
 Invocation vas given by Rev. Victor Al fsen Salutatory was given by Prise fila Krise Val6dictory by Joe Anne Lentz Mrs. Miriam Hennessy sang, 10 Lovely Night" by Landon Ronald. I The address was del ivered by Robert Atwood, |, Editor and publ isher of the Anchorage Times. Mir. Atwood gave review of the history of the development of Alaska and it $ many difficulti ies as well the pre- sent probl ems fac ing the Territory. He pointed out to the graduating class that as Ala skans they were graduating into a ivilization with much promise in the fu- ture even though it was one of many and varied prob1 ems. He pointed out that Ala skans are Ala sl1ans by choice and not because they happened to be born here. For that reason he said, Ala szans have a srarl1 of adventure in their lives which is lacking in residents in the States. The High School Chorus added enjoyment to the evening in the beaut iful rendit ion of "2olovod Songs" by 7hur1ow Lieurance. Itr. George Snail, president Of the School Board, presented the Class to the Audi I ence--but not the class with the diploma :, a s they did not arrive.
 Rev. Alfsen concluded the program with the benediction.
The Valley settler., 1947-05-15
BASKE ! BALL

PALMER BASKETBALL According to the Polaris of l947 the Boys' High Sc hool Basket Ball Team won Of the l4 games they played this past year. The total points for the year ws'e 457 and were made by the following players: Don Irwin l27, Ray Depriest l23 Emil Val dal 60, Bud Billet 55, Ray |ineck Al Ray Puhl 25, Walt Stevens 90, and Herbert Ising 2.
 The Palmer Girls won of the games that they played during the Year. Both the girls and boys teams lose some of their best players in the graduating class this year.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-07

len, oft nur notbiirftie eeflei6et, IN
4dlte, Shnee iitb Hegen betpesungs'
los on elmer Steae iteben un6 aparten
bis mebrere tauieno Meniben in ar'
beitstonmnnbos .eingeteilt tparen, I'm
bann stDiIhen feds l,nb iieben l1b,
an Die arbeitspldbe eefiibrt au tper.
ben. 3mii6en @eden uno glntreter
our grbeitseinteilung tpur6e oas
5ritbitiif nusgeteilt. gs beitano alls
elmer leeren Suppe obne Sala unt
Sett. Gls gBseidirre COB es oreiBie
big nier5ig alte, roitige @efdBe, bit
friiber gum abfiittern bon @efliigel
nno anoeren Saustieren geoient ba
ben modten.
Die 3eit gum Sriibitiid beitano aus
penigen Winuten, ,lno tpenn oie Sup
pc beiB mar, bieB es bas gan5e meg
ldiitten 1tno oas @ef1B benz n1hIter
abgeben. Dos Wtittoeeiien uno oas
gbenoeiien ltnterldieben iid bon 6en
Sriibitiid in feiner @eile. 9ie gun
giien notige g(rbeitsrube tpuroe mn
fitr Dentge Winuten getpdbrt, unb of
fom man niht einmal ba5u bie Suppt
reItlos 5u trinfen.
@er bel Der Notwithstanding
Slid bate uno au elmer iolden @r'
bettspartie eingeteilt tpuroe, 6ie Al
ytittag bonn arbeitsseber perf0Itig1
puroe, batte alien @runo, iidb bariibel
5u freuen; oenn oort gab es getp0bn.
ltd ettpas beiieres 5u eiien. .@er obe1
logar oas @liid bate, auf einen Or.
beitsplab eingeteilt 5u tperoen, mo- el
pielleiGt po6en- ooer monatelanq
bleiben fonnte, NOR ser beneioenstper.
telte Meni6, ben man lib benfen
fonnte, gan5 beIonoers aber, penn Ell
IN Der Sanomirtlbaft arbeiten fonnte
Iuf iolden auspdrtigen MrbeitsplGt.
gen tparen WeiBbanolungen beoeutent
leltener, oie ltnter6ringung 1mo Ser.
foltlgung cine before; man fonnte iif
Dalden, bonn ltnge5iefer reinieen unf
It'd audi Die 5erlltmpten &leioer eini.
germaBen 5ulammenfliden. gs fonn.
te oorfommen, baB man biele Mo,
nate 1tnltnterbroden auf einem iol6en
Mrbeitsplabe bleiben fonnte. @er ME
oaS Slid bate, aus1pdrts ouf Mrbeit
5u fommen, mar NIT ieinen &r1fteu
balls am gnoe, nuroe bel o0uige1
Grmattrng uno grIdopfl,ng in eir
Sager fir slrbeitsunfdbige gebra61
llnO lit in ser Gegel BORT ou6 balf
geltorben.
q. (ShluB folg)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-07

mus eingeidJioffen, 10 erinnern mir
ibn nnb bic Neit1peIt an bic Croft.
tporte elmer 6eitiden s1riftitelIerin
so Iange nod elm frommer Brielter
auf Der Welt lit, Der mit reiner Sano
oas eipige Spfer barbringt, fiibIt iih
Der ltnglaube ais 2iige gebranomarft.
gober feline Reigung, ben Brielter-
itano 81, Derod6tigen, 5it rnteroriif-
fen, 5l perfolgen, tpomoglih 5u err
itifen inb ans5urotten." Gatber &ei-
'deflberger miro, tpie mir i'm fennen
nno liebet, audi in ben ndhiten flint
unooreiBis Sabren ieinen @eg
geben, oeiien iino mir ii6er, 6ehn
nenise iinb nie er fiinfunbbreiBig
Sabre lang INNER nur einen, oen
als ridtig erfannten 8eg gesangen,
obne ab5uirren.