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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-20
DEXTER CITY

Dexter City, Delayed - The
Prince of Peace contest of the Dex-
ter City high school was held Sun
day evening at the Methodist
church. Miss Barbara Hutcheson
won the brone medal and Miss Lu-
cile Martin won second place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stanberry
and children, of Deaverstown, spent
Sunday with her aunt Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Hanson
left last Tuesday for their new
home and job at Sandusky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Sanford
and daughter, Rebecca, of Mary
land, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Blake
Mrs. John Moseley, of Englewood,
Calf, spent the last week with old
neighbors and relatives here and ON
Buffalo Run, where her old home is
located.
Mrs. Althea Miller and SON, Dale,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Odus KlieS and children, of Chand-
lersville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hayes spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Adds, of South Olive.
Mr.. and Mrs Loren Hutcheson
arrived home Monday after accom-
panying their daughter to Albu-
querque, New Mexico, where she
expects to spend the winter.
Mrs James Gardner fell at her
home one day last week but is re-
ported to be improving.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauncey Speaker, of Steubenville,
Nov. 4. Mrs Speaker before her
marriage was Olivetta Blake. The
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Blake, of Dexter City,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-20
SHENANDOAH TRAIL

Shenandoah Trail - (Delayed)-
Frank Musser has sold his farm to
Chauncey Rich and will live with
his daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Mott
Spiker in Shadyside.
Ross Watson and family spent the
weekend with his son, Oscar, and
family in Marysville.
John Musser, of Dayton, spent the
weekend with his father, Frank
Musser and family.
D. A. Groves is convalescing af-
ter a severe illness of pneumonia.
C. w. Ulrich, of Canton, is spend
ing two weeks vacation at his home
near Glenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Beau return
ed to their home in Butler, Pa.
Sunday, after a two weeks visit
with her mother, Mrs. Fern Cutler
Donald Sanford drove Eddie
Clark, of Washington, D. c., where
che is stationed in the army.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-20

Hayes staff writer for The Columbus Citizen 1t is re-
printed here in full.
John Racey Hoskinsvle Ohio in Noble County,
keeper, died of typhoid fever in Cincinnati Jail
His death casualty of the Civil War President Alb
raham Lincoln could have prevented his death But he
didn't
In this instance, Lincoln did not act as human
taran He followed the advice of those who helped elect
him president Ohio Republicans wanted John Racey
ished
Charles Albright William M Farrar and N Evans
"the leading Union men,, of Cambridge, wrote to Sen
John Sherman in the summer of 1864 urging hm-to talk
Lincoln out of pardoning John Racey.
In forwarding the letter to Lincoln, Sen. Sherman
sad II heartily concur This letter. than 80
LATER has reappeared in the longsecret Lincoln papers
open for inspection at the Library of Congress.
This time Lincoln did reach into the attic of his
heart and bring forth the oldfashoned he kept
Instead he hastily clutched a pen and scribbled
the envelope: Don't pardon Racey."
Lincoln did not bother to insert apostrophe
John Racey left to die in jail.
Politically Lincoln acted wisely. John Racey had led
a northern rebellion-the Hoskinsville Rebellion.
'"rhis speck of war in Ohio" in the spring of 1868,
was big news in the nations press The New York World
warned of 'The Handwriting on the Wall in Ohio.
1t was spectacular incident" prompting the inva-
sion of rural Noble County by companies of federal
troops. John Racey had been the chief consprator.
John Racey seemed to be the bell-wether", admits
c. M Racey retired Caldwell teacher grandson of John
Raceys brother, Thomas But George and Thomas
in it, too They given good stiff fines"
C. M. Racey born Hoskinsville, in 1870
heard of the Hosnsvile rebellion during his boyhood
The Raceys did not mention it. Neither did the neighbors
Watkins history of Noble County called it dis
graceful affarthe only blot the counys military
history" Because of the shame perhaps, all
expunged from Watkins of the speck
hared amid the Duck Creek hills.
Mr.. Racey, teacher and student of history, has
obtained by research the turbulent Civil War story of the
Raceys which his parents kept hidden in the skeleton
closet
George Racey, 1887 Northwest blvd. Columbus, an
examiner in the state department of taxation is Mr.
eys He aided considerably in the intense browsing
which followed discovery of the Don't pardon Racey"
letter.
II can just see 'em," c. M. Racey said recently 81
must say admire their courage but can't say
their judgment It's serious but in spite of it 1 have to
laugh l visualize it."
The first Noble County Racey Landon. Landon
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-20
COAL RIDGE

Coal Ridge, = delayed - John
Senko, of Cleveland, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Senko.
John Macenko and daughter, of
Yorkville, spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ma
cenko.
Mark Potantus, of Cleveland,
spent last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Andy Mika.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Zudell and
family are now making heir home
on the farm formerly owned by
Mrs. Florence Congleton, near Coal
Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Trenner (nee
Betty Sopko) are making their
home at Coal Ridge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-20

things to his own selfish ways, he
generally has an ak to grind, and
the one that turns the grinding stone
for him, is left holding the bag.
Let us all offer thanks to our
God, on this Thanksgiving day, and
let Him know we are thankful for
what we have, may it be little or
much, in worldly goods. q.
Also, let us be thankful we have
a good Journal Bishop Bates,
D D.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-20
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Miller, of
Senecaville, called Sunday on Supt.
and Mrs. Ray L. Curtis.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03

| Prvi kiln, Xxi jekleno zapoje '
jutranje ozracje sc mi zdi kot
vessel pozdrav stem, XII 1,aju wi
Ska n,otri navzdol, kot bedna Dr.
vicka oh njenem vznozju.
Prvi kiln, XII jekleno zapoje v
jutranje ozraGje se mi zdi kot
vessel pozdfav steni, XII naju wi:
Ska motri tiavzdol, kot bedna cr.
vicka oh njenern vznozju. "
Tovaris pred n1enoj vodi var
no in brez naglice. Vsak njegov
prijem je warren, dobro premis-
lien in preizkusen. Tu v stem nj
poti, le velika, nepregledna skal-
ma gmota, XII Sc bolj ali mani
razclenjena bohotno dviga Xvi
sku. Zarjavel kiln moli tn in tam
il teinno zarezane razpoke.
ze sva Sc dvignila nekaj sto
metrov, ko mama pot zapre gla-
dek, nekaj metrov visok steber.
Malo prijemov nudi in Sc ii so
varljivi in kriticni. Toda lie tod
je mozen prehod. spogledava Sc.
Brez besed sva dogovorjena.
Kako cudovito sc v stem izme-
njava misli, 'brez govorice in dol
goveznih razgabljanj in vendar
so sklepi enaki, tocni in precizni:
Zabijem kiln in Sc varno usi-
dram v skali pod strebom. To-
varis mad nnenoj Sc tesro prilju-
bi skali, skoro je MO spojen.
v teku Sc plazi navzgor, tipa ma
desno in levo "a prijernom, noga
iste opore. Ped "a pedjo Sc dvi-
ga. Vidim njegove rnisice ma no.
gah, XII Sc napete do skrajnosti
Cd napora; njegov obraz je bled,
kri je izginila il MEGA. Vrv utri.
pa mad n1enoj in Sc nalahno po-
zibava v zraku. Ali bo dosege]
sigurno n1esto prijerna in warren
izstop?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03

Skoro visi v zraku, potem pa
sc sunkoma potegne kvisku in
obvisi. Kriticni trenutki! Sc zad-
hji napor in izgine mi izpred oci.
Ostro zabijanje klina me zdrami
IL napetosti; sreeno je dosegel
vrh stebra.
"Naprej," mi zaklice cd Ego
raj in z nekaj urnimi prijeni
sem dobro varovan cez nevaren
steber.. Hvalezno ga pogledam
v oci.
LIE kratek odmor, zamenjava
vodstvo in naprej po ozkih pre-
wish navzgor in navzgor, kamor
je neprenehoma uprt najin po-
gled, sal pod mama je globina,
XII je vlece kot nevidna sila vase.
Tesni kamini nudijo telesu
najvec opore, po njih Sc pomi-
kava vzdrzema naprej. Roka ne
prestano isce trdnega prijema
in nehote otiplje mrzlo jeklo, "a
rjavel kiln, XII je sluzil bog We
komu pred mama v oporo.
Ma varnem mestu sc nekoliko
ustavim. Pogled mi Sine ma mas
proti stojeee vrhove, ozarjene cd
dopoldanskega sonca. Stenar,
raztrgani robovi Altarjev in zala
skrlatica S svojimi bogatimi GER
mi 81 sledijo v neprekinjeni
vrsti.
Sc nekaj tezjih NEST pod vr-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
STRAIN 3

horn, XII nj toiiko prepaden in
bolj warren zaradi svoje bogate
razelenjenosti in Re sc $ krep-
kim sunkom pozenem skozi IL
stop ma teme premagane stene.
Poeakam tovarisa. Krepko 81
stisnjeva roke. Nj to cestitanje
k osvobodityi, to je le iskren IL
raz tovaristva ma skupno pri-
borjenem cilju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
Dr.. "CornioIo Hive
st. 4q3 T. Nj.

Uradnice dt.ustva "CARNIO-
LA HIVE' st. 493 T. M. "a leto
1947 SO sledeee:
Predsednica Josephine Stwan;
podpredsednica Christine Gla-
van; bivsa predsednica Mary
Bolta, duhovna voditeljica Ma
~ Tekaucic; zapisnikarica il,
bolniska tajnica Julia Brezovar;
financna tajnica Pauline Debe-
vec, lilo e. u st., EN-. 1854;
|vratarica Pauline Zigmar;
preinljevalka Mary Maine;
straznica Mary Petschauer;
nadzornice: Frances Tavcaf,
Jean Paik in Ursula Unetic.
SEIZE Sc vrsijo vsako pfvo sre.
lido y inesecu v SIND.
Assessment mora bi.i placan dt
zadnjega dne v mesecu. Pobirs
Sc na seji il vsakega Is. v me
secu.
Bolne tlanice ss iiaj javijo pt
Mrs. Julia BreEuv4r, 1173 b
l6O St.. EN- 415s.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
Cez severho steno
|rriglovo

Dolgo je ze Cd tega. Okupator
Sc nj napolnil prijaznih gorskih
dolin in strinin vrhov nasih Alp
4 svojo smrdljivo prisotnostjo
Gorski svet je sprejemal le tt
ste, XII so Sc znali spojiti z ME-
Igovo duso v emo harmonieno
enoto, le tiste,> XII 50 iskali ME-
ga kamenitem objemu zavetja,
cetudi oh gromu in bliku.
Zvezde Sc MISC zainrle ma jas
1en1 nebu, mezikaje SO Sc potap-
ljale v zuborec potocek, kot bi
tam iskale svojo pravo podobo.
Jutranji hlad veje mad mirno
dolino Vrat. Lahno prhutanje
sove, XII Sc vraea 3 noenega Iowa,
oponlinja ma biizajoei Sc dan.
Krepkih korakov Sc pomikava
| s tovarisem il prejetnega zave-
tisea v Vratih po sirokem pro-
discu gorskega potoka v vedno
ostrejsi kot doline Vrat. Zavije-
va ostro ma levo in Sc izgubiva
v gosti temini dreves, kamor ne
prodre niti svetli sij lune in mi
lijonov zvezd. Pot Sc vile strmo
navzgor; majhno oko zepne ba-
terije je edini vodie v tel gosti
temi. Nalahno nakazana pot ma
ju vodi po meliseih polnih skal,
XII jih je elerhentarna sila nagro-
nadia pa zopet razmetala, igra-
joe Sc mimi kot otrok z Togo:
Svetlika BE; zvezde umirajo
nasernem nebu, da bi drug We
Ger se velieastneje kraljevale We:
soljstvu. Lahne jutranje neglice
Sc podijo cd stenarja cez Luknjo
In zavijejo steno in njen okolis v
fino belo tancico, XII Sc natrga
oh f1ajnanjsern slinku vetra. Sc
iinalo in vznetnirjena in ocarana
cd tolike lepote in divine obsto.
jiva kot vkovana pod Severnc
steno Triglava. Pod MO in okroe
|nje vlada spokojen mir. Ona pa
Sc pne rnogocho, kot kraljica
kipi v visino, skoro da Sc dotiks
neba. Razorana je kot starka
polna je crap, zlebov in kami
nov, robov in plat, toda mlada !
svojem zanosu. Vedno znova j
devica in vedno znova Sc vdajs
|pogurnnemu plezalcu.
Prvi zarki pozlate robove AL
tarjev in skrlatice, ko 81 tesnt
OBJ vznozju stene natikava pie
zalke in sc navezeva ma vrv. Pr
vi koraki in prijemi so nesigur
nj, clovek sele tiplje, dokler NJ
dobi obcutka, da dina S steno, d;
cuti njen "Trip; potem je sigur
nejsi. Misice so napete kot teti
We ma loku, vse misli so skoncen
trirane ma tocko prijema.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03

q! 4Es - " N N4.8a
Hrusevo in v Gaberje. Bill je or
ganiziran v Zasciti, pa mi o tenn
nj r,ikoli pravil. Name MISC ratu-
nall, ces da sem ze prestar. Mo-
till so Sc, &c so mislili, da bode
brez meme opravili. Slutil sem,
da nekaj pripravljajo, pa sem
Sc JAZZ izkopal pusko. Ali maj bi
oh prevratu zastonj nosil muni-
clio in orozje vkup?"
Ia hip je obmolknil, potem pa
je zacel pripovedovati, kako je
OBJ prevratu zbiral orozje. TAX
je bill Janez. Med pripovedova-
MEM Sc je vedno spomnil ma to:
liko stvari, XII Sc mu je zdelo, da
jih mora povedati, da je redko
dokoncal prvotno zgodbo.
"Takrat so lezale puske oh
vseh poteh. Tudi municije in
bomb ST dobil, kolikor 81 hotel.
Deset pusk sem ze dal nasim,
koliko pa nabojev in drugega,
pa vam ne morem povedati. Ma
veliki cetrtek sem nesel polno
narotje pusk ma podstresje. Mi
mo je prissl Logar, tista velika
hisa tam spodaj je njegova, sam
pa je pri beiih ma Dobravi, il,
ME vprasal: Ali bos kuril z nji=
mi?'
'Kuril,' sem rekel 8 poseb-
MIN riaglasotn, da mu je kar sa-
po zaprlo. z Logarjenl Sc nisva
posebno razumela, bila sva drug
drugemu.v " napoto, Sc reee, bolj
sem bill v napoto JAZZ njemu, ka-
kor on meni. Saj veste, kaksni
so TAXI. Vse, da bi bilo njihovo.
Tiste tri njive, XII jih vidite skozi
okno, so bile pred lett mole, zdaj
pa so Logarjeve. Davki in drugi
stroski so me pognali v dolg, pa
so Sic njivice, Logar pa bi hotel
Sc vrt. Vrgel je mani oei in cd
takrat nisem incl vec miru pred
MIN. Ma vse 11acine je vital, da
bi me sprawl Sc oh to krpo zem-
lie.
"Dosti smo placevali "a te pu.
ske," sem dejal. "Vidis, v teh
puskah SO mole tri njive, XII sem
ii jih moral prodati, pa maj jih
pustim lezati v grmovju?'
"Nekaj je zagodrnjal in sel
Ko pa so cez nekaj dni Italijan1
razglasili, da je treba oddati vse
orozje, je prisel k meni in dejal
'sedaj pa bos oddal puske, kaj?
"'Ne bonn jih oddal!' sem re:
kel, pa mi je bilo takoj zal:
"'Kaj tt bo erozje?' je razo'
carano vprasal.
"'Zajce in volkove bonn sire
ijal,' sem rekel nasmehom.
''Tudi on Sc je nekam kislo "a
smejal, ko je rekel: 'Zajcev nj
bos zadel s kroglo, volkov pa n
pri mas
"'so,' sem dejal. 'ze pref 81
divjali, zdaj pa bodo se hujsi.'
"Uba sva vedela, kaksne vol
kove imam v mislih. Pred vojn'
SO prisli pome zandarji, ket sen
ubil zajca, XII je hodil glodat mo
je drevje. Drugie so me zaprl
oh casu tistih krneckod delaVskil
shodov. Ell, &c hi nam dali oroz
je, ali &c hi znali safni priti d
Mega sem 81 veckrat 'iiiislil i
bog We, koliko je bilo BE takit
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
Gaber:
LjudstyO Sc je
ObOrOzzilO

sedeli som v topli sobi, oci pa
SO nam begale skozi okno. Zu.
maj je sijalo sonce, i,asproter
breg je bill ze popolnoma kopen
Zaradi kopnega brega, zaradi
soncnega dne in zaradi toplote v
sobi smo imeli obcutek, da smo
ze v ponladi. Bio je pa sele
sredi februarja in &c 81 stopil ma
prag, te je rnrzla burja vsega
obrila.
v daljavi je cd casa do casa
zagrmel minomet. Ma drugem
koncu so bohnjale strojnice in
parkrat Sc je cello oglasil top. Ko
so Sc granate razpocile, je "a
molklo zadonelo in sipe so "a
sklepetale.
"Beli in Italijani nam posilja-
jo pozdrave," Sc je zasmejal Ma:
tevz. sedel je ma peel in bingljal
s svojimi dolgimi nogami kot bi
zvonil. Pred nekaj tedni je zacel
otekati in komandir ga je postal
sem ma zdravljenje.
''Naj streljajo, hudiei," je "a
godri1jal Toncek; kurir IL druge
cete.
Gospodar, start Janez smo mu
rekli, je prenehal z delom in de;
jail: "Po ofenzivi disi." Nato sc
je spet sklonil k delu. Priprav-
ljal je grabljisce. Pred vojno je
prodajal grablje dalec naokrog
ter Sc tako skromno prezivljal
Sedaj pa je bill njegov trg ONE
jen ma nekaj vasi ,toda on je
kljub temu vso zimo delal grab
lie. Incl jih je naroeenih cez 500
Bilo mu. je ze precej mad go let
v obraz je bill upadel, pepelnat,
oci je incl udrte, lase pa re po'
polnorna osivele, toda &c 81 ga
gledal pri delu, 81 pozabil ma
njegovo starost. In zdelo Sc tt
je, da ga nobena stvar ne more
spraviti il ravnotezja. Izstrelkj
granat ga niti toliko MISC vzne:
mirili, kakor bi ga vcasih vzne.
mirilo streljanje z moznarjem
Ko je rekel "po ofenzivi disi,' je
povedal z istim glasom, kakor bj
rekel 'pomlad bo."
ICE bo ofenziva in Sc bono
prebijali il obrocev, ali boste
sli z nami?' sem ga vprasal.
"se vselej sem Gel, pa bonn Sc
tudi to pot" je kratko odvrnil.
Tri, stirikfat je potegnil z re-
zilom, nato pa je Sc rekel: me
starega Janeza zivega ne bode
dobili v pest. Samo Sc takrat mt
je resil moi zdravi nos.'
Zopet Sc je sklonil X delu
Molce je obratal in poganjal re
zilo, zdelo Sc je, da je popolno
ma pozabil ma mas in in ma vs.
drugo. Cez nekaj casa pa je spe
zacel pripovedovati:
"To je bilo lanskega maja. Sa
Sc veste, kaksna je bila lansk;
lima. Zamedlo je oktobra, drza
10 pa je do aprila. o Veliki noe
je bill v tern grabnu Sc sneg. Ma
to pa je kar nenadoma ozelene
10. Tako te je prijelo, da 81 mo
raj vsak dan v gozd. Takrat sen
prvie prisel med partizane
Tam SO jih napadli 1talijani. We
dan il streljalo in nam je bill
tesno, ker je bio partizai1ov 81
mo 26. Ali budu zdrzali proti t.
iksni pfemosi?' srio se spfast
vail. Pri TEN pa j. vsak nisl
ma svojo pask0.
mas ivan u YES dan letal n
sggygggglee gegegeeee
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03

Zdaj pa maj bi oddal puske, ko
SO Sc blizai se hujsi casi?'
Zamislil sc je in roka mu je
povsem obstala. Dolgo je strmel
proti Logarjevi hisi: ~
''Napaeno je bio; ko sem mu
rekel, da ne bonn oddal pusk, !"
je ponovil. "se tisto noe serid jih
zakopal v zernljo in ko SO prisli
Italijani preiskovat, MISC nice
sar hash in so odsli z dolgim
nosof1i."
"Nasinehnil Sc je in sel s po-
gledom cd enega do dtugega:
Njegove male oei SO zadovoljno
rnezikale.
"Ko so tisto jutro zabrneli ka-
mioni ma cesti, Sc mi je kar zde-
10, da bo treba izkopati pusko," "
Sc je vrnil k prvotni zgodbi. "Ko
je zacelo ma Kljucu streljati,
sem bill kakor ma trnju. Do opol-
dine sem BE drzal, potem pa sem
moral v gozd pc pusko: 1vecer
sva z Ivanofn skupaj leSala v
'grmovju: Razporedili snne Sc cd
Htusevega do Sci. Sarni zaseit-
niki, tudi JAZZ sem Sc stel med
ME, ceprav me pref MISC n1arali
v svoje vrste: Ko Sc je delal
mrak, So Sc 1talijani vraeali S
Kljuea. Tako srno uzgali pc njih,
da s1no jih v trenutku razbili:
cez sto smo jih takrat pobili, v
Gradaseici pa so lezali prevrnje-
nj kamioni.
Ia trenutek je prenehal pri-
povedovati in mas zadovolj jno
motril, kot bi hotel reci: "Nisem
Sc "a stare saro, me-" Nato sc
mu je pomraeilo cello. 'Bili smo
pijani image in takrat bi zdro-
bill vse, kar bi nam prislo ma
sproti. Poten pa srno sli zopet
doinov in srno zakopali puske.
JAZZ sem Jim rekel: 'Pusk ne vee
il rok. Kadar zagrabita kmet in
delavec "a orozje, ga ne smeta
,vec izpustiti.' Tega takrat vsi Sc
MISC razumeli. Potern pa je Sc
Logar skusal sejati svoje seme
Maj bono pametni, da nj Sc pra.
vi cas- in drlige 1eutnnosti, sa:
poznate te besede. Nekateri sc
sli v nedeljo cello v Polhovgra'
dec k masi. Tudi JAZZ sem bill ze
ma poti, toda prisel sem same
do Dvora, nato pa sem Sc vrnil
Saj pravim, moi zdravi nos mi
hi dal. One pa SO prijeli, ko SO
sli IL cerkve. Sedem so jih ustre'
lili, druge pa SO odgnali . -"
Nekaj trenutkov je Sc zamis.
ljeno strmel precise, nato pa sc
mu je zopet zvedril obraz. '"Takc
smo jih naprali takrat," je de-
jail, "de 81 mic vec ne upajo v to-
dolino. Samo oh ofenzivah pri'
dejo sem, Oh zasciti tankov il
topov. Tole streljanje okrog ir
okrog disi po ofenzivi. Pa kaj'
Prebili Sc bono il obrocev, pt
koncani ofenzivi pa Sc vrnen1o
In zopet bono sli, pa Sc bom'
zopet vrnili. Bog We, kolikokra
Sc. Toda konciio bono ostali Il
zmeraj tu. JAZZ bonn mirno della
grablje in jih zopet prodajal nj
Notranjsko, Gorenjsko in NJ
Dolenjsko. Morda bonn Be svoj
njive dobil nazaj. zgrabili sna
"a orozje in ga ne bono izpu
still, dokler tega ne dosezemo.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03

Zavrsil svoje delo. Zionistic.
nj voditelj David Ben Gurian IL
Palestine Sc je po zakljueku Sc.
Zdruzenih narodov povrnil v
svojo domovino. Slikan je ma
letaliscu tik pred vstopom v le'
talo.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-10

Edgar Williams. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton Collins, of Marysville,
were evening callers at the
Williams home.
Mrs. Ida Mae Blackburn called
on her mother, Mrs. Iva Bibbs,
Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Long, of Pro-
spect, were Sunday visitors OF
Mrs Edith Blackburn and daugh-
terS.
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; MIDDLEBURC
BY MRS. IDA ZIRKLE
Methodist Church


Sunday School $3.50 Paul Spain
Supt.
Morning Worship 1890 Rev. M.
O'dell Fitch.
Prayer meeting Wed. 1880.
There was a large attendance
at the Easter services. All enjoyed
the Sunrise services and break
fast, morning services, and the
cantata in the evening.
Bobby Grubbs, of Lima hospi-
tai, enjoyed a home visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Grubbs, of Bellefontaine from IL
Saturday until Sunday afternoon.
Bobby has been patient at the
hospital for quite a while. They
were until recently residents of
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard CHM and
daughter called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Halsey and Family, of
Ridgeway, recently.
Mrs. Mae Bohlier spent Friday
evening with Mrs. Foster Graham
of North Lewisburg. Effie Beltz
was a Saturday afternoon caller
of Mrs. Bohlier.
MIR. and Mrs. w. S. Starwick,
of Kenton; Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Osborn and daughter, Julia, of
DeGraff; Mr.. and Mrs. Foster
Alexander, of West Liberty, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Miller and
family, of Richmond, Ind, were
Easter dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. E. Osborne. Mr.. Miller
is Mrs. Osborn's brother.
Mrs. Osborn also received a call
from her brother, Mr.. Earl Star
wick, of Titusville, Flo, request
ing her to send him 10 gallons of
maple syrup. The order was filled
by William Bates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hill, of
Lorraine and Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER
Campbell were weekend guests
of their parents, Rev. and Mrs.
A. l.. Vandergriff.
Mrs. Clarie Stubbs, of Middle
town, visited his mother, Mrs.
Gertie Stubs last weekend.
Other callers were Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil Eaches, of Redwood; Mrs.
Mary Hutson, Marysville; Mrs.
Wueth and Mrs. Bray, of East
Liberty. Mrs. Stubs remains
quite poorly.
Miss Clara Patrick went Mon
day to care for Mrs. Maggie
Floria, of West Mansfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woodhouse
and Daniel, of Springfield, were
Saturday guests at the Katie
Reams and John Parks home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parks spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sci Parks and family.
Mrs. Dora Eisaman and son,
Melvin, of Urbana, were Easter
guests of her brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Williams and son, Phil. Pfc.
Donald R u. Williams, of Scott
Field, ILL.,, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-10
APRIL 10. 1e47

ministratrfx or the Estate OF Aoule
" Ray deceased. late OF ohio"
Creditors are required to file tnsla I1e
claims with said fiduelafy Will"
Dated this 21st day of March
1947.
JOHN w. DALEY
Probate Judge Of said County
3-27-3T
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Trachoma in China

Malnutrition and unsanitary con-
ditions are taking a heavy toll on
eyes of children in China, accordlns
to the Better Vision institute. Be-
cause of the lack of public heaitn
measures, trachoma is reported 70
be increasing.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-10

FOR SALE or TRADE mahog-
any veneer bed springs and mat
tress; ] White sewing machine;
oriental rug, 9x6. Will trade.
for Shorthorn cow or sheep and
pay the difference. Located east
of Marysville, off Rt. 36. Miss Fry,
Phone Delaware 9289. 4-10-1ts