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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
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JERUZALEM, 7. aprila-Pa-
lestinski Jude imajo malo IL
gledov, da bi mogli resiti Dow
Bella Grunerja, XII je zaradi svo-
jega sodelovanja podtalno ju-
dovsko organizacijo bill obsojen
ma smrt. Palestinska najvisja
sodnija je zavrgla APPEL judov-
skega mesta Tel Aviva, da Sc
slucej izroci angleski najvisii
sodniji, ker mesto nj legalna
stranka postopanju proti Cru
neru.
Gruner, XII je 1. januarja bill
obsojen ma smrtno kazen, ker je
sodeloval pri napadu ma policij-
sko postojanko v Ramat Ganu,
je 33-letni vojni veteran. Njego-
va smrtna obsodba je povzrocila
mnogo komentarja v svetovnem
tiSku. IzVrSitev smrtne Obsodbe
je enkrat fze bila~ ~odlozena, toda
sedaj, kot izgleda, da je njegova
usoda zapecatena.
Podtalna judovska organiza-
cija Irgun Zvai Leumi v svojih
naporih, da resi- Grunera pred
vislicami, je zaprisegla, da bo
podvzela krvaVo mascevanje
proti Anglezem, ako DO smrtna
obsodba mad Grunerom izvrsena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
"Avtr,i kralii"
Henry Ford
naglo1r1a :urnrl
Bill je star 83 let;
Sc je pred tednon dni
zdrav vrnil il Georgiie

DETROIT, torek, 8. aprila-
SnoGi Oh 11::AO je umrl Henry
Ford, eden izned pionirjev ame-
riSke avtomobilske industrije,
XII .je bill Oh casu svoje smrti star
SO let. Umrl je ma syojem domu
v Dearbornu, kot sc imenuje
predmestje Detroita.
Kaj je povzrocilo smrt, nj bilo
takoj javljeno, toda receno je,
da Sc je pred komaj tednom dni,
ko Sc je vrnil svojega pose
stva V Georgiji, pocutil pri maj
boljscn, z5.ravju.
S Eordovo smrtjo je zapustil
ameriGl:o pozornico eden najbolj
slikovitih MOI v zgodovini Zedi-
njenih drzav. Ford je bill rojen
ma farmi in postal mehanik. z
avtomobili sc je zacel ukvarjati
sele po 40. letu svojega zivlje-
MIA in il zacetne investicije, zna-
sajoce $4,000, katero so zbrali
prijatelji in znanci, ustvaril ene-
ga najvecjih industrijskih impe-
rijev zgodovini ter postal eden
najbogatejsih moz ma syetu.
V enem oziru je bill vec ali
mani dosleden. Slej ko pref je
trdil, da so vojne brez vsake ko-
risti. v prvi svetovni vojni je S
100000 financiral takozvano
"mirovno ladjo," XII je odplula
v Evropo namenom, da do bo-
zica "spravi fante IL strelskih
jarkov."
Pred lett je izdajal tudi revijo
Dearborn Independent" XII je
sirila kampanjo proti zidovstvu,
katero so nemski nacisti pozneje
uspesno rabili "a vir svoje pro-
pagande.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08

Nobenih izgledov Sc nj, da bi
stavka mogla biti kratkem ca
su zavrsena, navzlic izjavi po-
mirjevalnega direktorja Edgara
L. Warrena, da Sc je pogaja-
njih "nekoliko napredovalo.'
Predsednik unije telefonskih
usluzbencev je izjavil, da Sc uni
ia pripravlja ma "dolgo stavko.'
Delavski tajnik Schwellen-
bach je baje izjavil predsedniku
Trumanu, da bi mogel doseei
prekinitev stavke brez vmesava-
MIA Wade. Uradno Sc veruje, da
telefonski delavci zaradi "dial'
sistema ne morejo svojo stav-
ko Goseci 10O-odstotni ucinek.
Okrog 100000 telefonskih de-
lavcev in simpaticarjev je tel
veliki stavki sirom cele dezele
vec ali mani paraliziralo tele-
fonsko sluzbo.
Unija telefonskih usluzhencev
zahteva zvisanje plac "a $12 te-
densko. Do sedaj so delavci ime-
Iii povpreeno tedensko place
$43.19. Delavci zahtevajo tudi
unijsko delavnico, oziroma, da
bi vsak delavec moral pristopiti
v urijo.
S strani druzbe Bell sistem
pravijo, da bi skupne zahteve
unije stale druzbo $7OO,OOO,OOO
letno in da je dobicek druzbe
preteklega leta znasal lie $780,
100000.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
Lateranski pakt ogroza svobodo v Italiji,
izjavljata ameriska protestantska voditelja

RIM, 5. aprila DIR. Charles
Falna in dr.. Frank B. Gigliotti,
clana Ameriskega evangelijske-
ga komiteja "a pomoc Italiji in
Ameriskega narodnega odbora
"a versko svobodo v Italiji, XII
sta nedavno dospela iz New
Yorka, sta vceraj govorila zu-
nanjim ministrom Carbon Sfor-
20, kateremu sta povedala, da
nova ustava Italije ogroza svo-
bodo v dezeli, zlasti svobodo ve-
re in tiska, ker sta sc v ustavo
vkljucila Lateranski pakt in
konkordat.
"Konkondart doloca, da drza-
va podpira oziroma direktno
.placuje in vzdrzuje duhovnike in
katoliske ustanove," je rekel DIR.
Fanaa. "zidje, protestant in mi
lijoni drugi, XII ne pripadajo ka-
toliski cerkvi, bodo moral pla-
cevati del teh stroskov v obliki
davkov."
Premier de Casper je incl v
Neaplu govor, v Katerem je re-
kel, da ako Italia ne dobi finan-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08

cne pomoci cd zunaj, in ako Sc
MEN ekonomski polozaj poslab-
sa, nj izkljuceno, da DO dezela
iznova prisla pod diktaturo.
v Neaplju je izbruhnila stav-
ka, XII je nitro dobila znacaj
splosne stavke. Postni delavci v
Rimu so odsli z della kot protest
proti draginji, in telegrafske
zveze sirom dezele so ohromlje-
AC. W. -
Snoci je prislo v nekem kraju
v Kalabriji do spopadov med
orozniki in brezposelnimi, v ka-
.terih je bilo II oseb, med temi
stirje orozniki, ranjenih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
TRUMAN NE VERUJE.
DA JE AMERIKA v
OPASNOSTI KOMUNIZMA

WASHINGTON. Pred
sedsail1 Truman je v pogovo-
TIL S 5asnikafji rekel, da ne
ve.uje, da bodoI Zedinjene
dlzave kdaj postale komu-
nisticne, ker je amerisko
IJudstvo prevect razumno,
da bi sprejelo komunizem.
Truman je to- izjavo po-
dal v zvezi Z akcijo, da Sc z
vladnih uradov odstrani
osebe, katerih lojalnost do
Zedinjenih draw. je v dvo-
mu. Ia Hjava soglasa z ne
davnim pismom, katerega
je predsednik postal bivse-
mu pennsylvanskemu 60
vernerju George HI. Earle-u,
XII zahteva, da sc Rusijo ma
pade z atomskiml bombami,
predno jo bo tudi ona ime-
la.
Vdoticnem pismu je Tru-
man rekel: "Ljudstvo je
zelo pozorno ma komunistic-
nj 'strah', ampak mole pre-
pricanje je, da je dezela po-
vsem varna, kar Sc tice ko-
munizma. Zato imamO pre-
vec razumnih ljudi."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
CHURCHILLOV NASPROT-
NIX PRI VOLITVAH
30 KROJAC

HASTINGS, Anglia, Z. april
la. Commonwealth" stranka
je imenovala r. N. Chestertona,
po poklicu krojaca, "a protikan-
didata bivsemu premierju Win
stonu Churchillu pri prihodnjih
parlamentarnih volitvah. Oba,
krojAc in Churchill, bosta kan
didirala v Woodfordskem okroz-
ju Essexa.
Prihodnje parlamentarne vo-
litve pa so Sc dalec, kajti vrsile
Sc bodo Sele letf - 1850.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08

grskemu ljudstvu, XII Sc nahaja
v potrebi, mora biti prava po-
moe in SINE sluziti kot krinka "a
namene, XII nimajo nicesar opra-
viii pomocjo. Pomoc mora BIZ
ii prozene preko organizacije
Zdruzenih narodov, v katerem
slucaju bi bill izkljucen vsak zu-
nanii vpliv tel dezeli," je re-
kel Gromiko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08

Po isti vesti bodo zaloge anne
riskega armadnega preostanka
v Italiji in Nemciji glavni del
10O-milijon dolarske "pomoti' ki
jo Truman predlaga "a Turcijo.
v senatu bo verjetno
Trumanov nacrt sprsjet
Senatni voditelji med tenn pre-
rokujejo, da bo Trumanov nacrt
v senatu sprejet z ne vec kot
ducat nasprotnih glasov.
Predsednik senatnega odbora
"a oborozene sile, Gurney, je iz-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08

Gromiko je odlocno OdklonA
sugestijo, "a katero koli vojasko
pomoc Grciji in "a katero koli
pomoc Turciji.
Pred Varnostnim svetom or
ganizacije je Gromiko izjavil, da
posiljanje ameriskih in voiaskih
instruktorjev v Grcijo porneni
vmesavanje v notranje zadeve
Grcije in da bi Sc tenn zadalo
tezak udarec njeni neodvisnosti.
Pomoc bi morala priti
skozi organizacijo z N
Gromiko je rekel, da bi grski
narod moral dobiti ekonomsko
pomoc, toda poudaril je, da So
vjetska zveza smatra, da bi TAX
sna pomoc morala priti potom
adm1nistracije Zdruzenih naro-
dow, da bi administracijo te po-
moci morala vrsiti posebna ko-
misija Varnostnega sveta.
Zastopnik sovjetskega yuma
MEGA ministra je oznacil Turci-
jo "a vojnega dobitkarja, XII je
sci V vojno proti Nemciji pre-
pozno, da hi mogel nekaj prispe-
vati "a zmago.
To je bilo prvic, da je v Var
nostnem svetu sovjetski delegat
tako ostro napadel Zedinjene dr.
zaye. xe.
v svojem govoru, XII ga je iste-
ga dine incl pred poverjenistvom
"a oborozenje, je Gromiko ma
padel Zedinjene drzave in Angli-
jo, da ovirata nitro omejitev
oborozevanja v svetu.
Zed. drzave in Anglia
ovirata nitro razorozenje
v svojem govoru, XII ga je
incl popoldne ma seji Varnost-
mega sveta, je Gromiko Sc en-
krat opozoril, da bi mere, XII so
jih Zedinjene drzave podvzele v
zvezi z vprasanjem Greije in
Tur6ije, utegnile podkopati av-
toriteto organizacije Zdruzenih
narodov in povzroeiti nezaupa-
ME med clanicami iste.
'Dejanska materialna pomoc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
zENSKE v ROKOBORBI

Nocoj Sc bo v Centralni oro-
zarni vrsila rokoborba, pri kate
ri bo glavna atrakcija nastop
dveh zensk, Mildred Burke in
Mae Weston. Poleg njiju Sc bo-
sta spoprijela: Bob stranger
Wagner in Bobby Bruins.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
Gromiko napadel Trumanop
na6rt "a Grcciijo in Tur6ciijo
Okrcal je tudi Zed. drzave in
Angijo, da ovirata nitro
znizanje oborozevanja ma svetu

LAKE SUCCESS, NJ Y, 7. aprila-Sovjetsk delegat
Andrej Gromiko je danes obtoz Trumanovo adminstra
clio, da zogblje sab in podkopava organzaco Zdrue
nih narodov svojm napori, da pro drektno pomoc Gr
CHI in Turc Predloz je, da ekononsko pomoc grske
narodu prof. potom organizace ZN.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08

v bolnisnici
v mestni bolnisnici sc nahaja
John Burnik, katerega prijate-
Iii lahko obiscejo v sobi st. 324.
zelimo mu skoraj ajsnje okreva-
lnje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
DO1llace yesti
48-letnica poroke

Poznana Mr.. in Mrs. John
Kocjancic il Erie, Pa, sta 2.
februarja obhajala 48-letnico
sreenega zakonskega zivljenja.
Otroci in prijatelji jima k do
godku cestitajo in slavljencema
zeijo, da bi v sreci in zadovolj-
stvu obhajala Sc mnogo 'oblet-
mic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
7 NACISTOV OBSOJENIH
V BELGRADE MA SMRT

BELGRAD, 7. aprila-Vceraj
je bilo obsojenih ma smrt sedem
nemskih vojnih kriminalcev,
med katerimi je tudi general
Karl Oberkampf, XII je bill ko-
mandant divizije princa Evgena,
XII je sestojala il Nemcev, XII so
ziveli Jugoslaviji.
Y "EnGKoDrdUnoSti" dObite
vedno sUeSe dwev7,e aOVice O do
q0dkih 30 SUetu in dOnad!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
Telefonska Stavka
" DOlnem raZmahu
100000 oseb stavka v prilog zahteve
"a $12 poviska place ma teden

WASHINGTON, T. aprila-Pogajanja, da prekine
stavko elefonskh usluzbencev XII je zbruhna vcera
bila prekinjena in scer cu, da b pogaevalci mogi
dobt nekolko oddha in poctka po napornih seah XII
Sc vrSie cello noe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
p0 TRUMAN0vEk nA(RTU DOH
TUR(IJA TANkE IN ARTILERIJ0

WASHINGTON, T. aprila-Po Trumanovem nacrtu "a
pomoc Grc in Turciji bo doba Turca ameriske tanke
in artilerijo Vest XII je prisa il krogov admnstrace,
prav da Turcja nujno potrebuje zanenavo zastare
material, XII ga je pred vojno kupila cd Nemcije
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
|Prvorojeneek

Vile rojenice SO Sc proslo sre-
do vecer zglasile pri Mr.. in Mrs.
John in Margaret Lenarcic ma
1915 St. Clair Ave. ter pustile
" spomin krepkega sincka, pr
vorojenca. Matt in dete Sc do
bro pocutita. Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
PisIno IL domovine

v nasem uradu imamo pismo
"a aAno Kovacevic, (Damjano-
vic), rojena Hajdanic. Ako sa-
ma to cita ali pa &c kdo We "a
njen naslov, je prosen, da il
sporoci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
Citalniska seja

Jutri vecer oh 1880 uri sc vr-
81 seja citalnice Sloy. del. donna
ma Waterloo Rd. Nadzorni od-
Dor je prosen, da pride nekoli-
ko preje, da DO pregledal racu-
ne. Prosi Sc polnostevilno ude-
lezbo citalnicarjev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08

Narotojte, Strife IN citajte
{ Gkopropnost!! I"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
Predlaga Francijo kot
voditeljico zapadnega blolza

De Gaulle je izjavil, da je edi-
ma resitev "a Francijo, da pre-
vzame vodstvo pri ustvarjanju
bloka zapadnih evropskih drzav
v svrho, da Sc ustvari ravnotezje
med dvenna masami. (Zedinie-
mimi drzavami in Sovjetsko I'VE
20, verjetno)
Nekateri opazovalci tolmacijo
njegovo vcerajsnjo opazko o mo
vi tiraniji" kot migljaj ma komu-
niste in moznost, da bo delal
ma tenn, da Sc Francijo naveze
bolj tesno ma zapadne sile, v
slucaju, da pride. ma oblast.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
Gen. De Gaulle
sc VraCa ma
politiccno pozornico
Utegne postati boritelj
proti now tiraniji"

STRASBOURG, 7. aprila--
General Charles de Gaulle je da-
nes pozval francosko ljudstvo,
maj Sc organizira v politicno
stranko, XII bi podprla MEGA in
njegove ideje. Pc misljenju de
Gaulle, bi to bill edini nacin, da
Sc prepreci "diktaturo, anarhijo
ali pa prevrnitev neodvisnosti
drzave."
V svojem govoru je de Gaulle
naravnost povedal, da Sc misli
vrniti ma politicno pozornico in
Sc boriti "a politicno moe.
Cisto naravnost Sc je de
Gaulle izrazil dan pozneje, ko
je Oh priliki pocastitve spomina
v Franciji padlih ameriskih vo-
jakov izjavil, da "a slucaj, da bi
nova tiranija ogrozala svet, ''bo-
sta F'rancija in Zedinjene drzave
stale skupaj, da Sc il zopersta-
Vita
De Gaulle je svoj brez dvoma
zelo vazen govor incl pred Co.
600 poslusalci. Rekel je tudi, da
bi nova francoska ustava morala
biti revidirana tako, da bi dala
veejo moe eksekutivi, poten pa
nadaljeval:
"Zedinjene drzave in Soviet,
ska Zveza sta avtomaticno tex
movalki, ceravno sc mora upra-
viceno upati, da ne bosta posta-
Ii sovraznici.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-20
ALASKA AIR CAR
 RIERS INCORPORATE

The consolidation of six Alaska air carriers into one corporation has been approved by the Civil Aeronautics Board and the Presi- dent.
 The corporation, to be known as Northern Consolidated Airlines, Inc, embraces Ray Peterson Fly ing Service, Jim Dodson Air Serv- ice, Bristol Bay Air Service, Northern Airways, Walatka Air Service and Northern Air Service. The certificates of public conven- fence and necessity held by the six carriers covering routes all within the Fourth Division, have been transferred.
 Alaska Coastal Airlines have been authorized to engage in air transportation of persons, proper ty and mail between Juneau and Skagway by way of Haines and Berners Bay for a period of 2 years. The company has also been granted certificate of public con- venience and necessity to include Gustavus as a stop between Ex- cursion Inlet and Hoonah on one of it's routes between Juneau and Sitka.
 Ellis Air Transport and Alaska Coastal Airlines have been author ized to carry mail over their Jun eau-Sitka routes for 2 years and between Juneau and Ketchil m for one year. Approval was also given by the Civil Aeronautics Board to the agreement between Alaska Coastal and Ellis Air Transport concerning sharing of bases and operation of flights and schedules over the Juneau-Ketch- ikan route by both carriers for one year.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-20
House Overrides Presidents Veto Of Labor Bill
Ce.ontinued from Page One,

(Continued from Page One) 'splain defiance of the will of the American people" and an "open bid for fifth term for the New Deal" 3f
 MT. Truman summed up his displeaSure of the labor bill in five terse sentences:
 "The bill taken as a whole would reverse the basic direction of our national labor policy, in- ject the government into private economic affairs on an unprece- dented scale, and conflict with important principles of our demo- cratic society.
 "It's provisions would cause more strikes, no fewer.
 Tt would contribute neither to industrial peace nor to economic stability and progress.
 "It would be dangerous stride in the direction of totally man aged economy.
 "It contains seeds of discord which would plague this nation years to come"
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-20
NELSON-MacKINNON NUP- TIALS IN FAIRBANKS

Miss Jane Nelson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harry Nelson of Nome and James Simpson Mac Kinnon of Juneau, are being mar ried today in Fairbanks where both the young people have been attending the University of Alas ka. The wedding is being held in the Methodist Church, followed by a reception at the home of MT. and Mrs. Alvin Polet. Mir. and Mrs. Harry Nelson are flying up from Anchorage and Grant Nelson, brother of the bride left last eve ming from here for the event.
 The young couple will make their home in Juneau where the groom's family own the Alaska Laundry.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-20
Fairbanks To Have Midnight Game

FAIRBANKS, or The fans will wear colored glasses to keep the glare of the sun out of their eyes when they attend a night baseball game here June 2l.
 The game, booked to start at 10 p.m., will climax Fairbanks an- nual celebration of the longest day of the year, and for this city, just 100 miles south of the Arctic Cir cle, that means 24 hours of day. light.
 A great canvas shield is being erected on a wire so that the bat ter can signal in which direction to cast a shadow so that he can keep his eye on the ball at mid night.
 If the sun acts according to schedule it will be glaring bril- liantly high in the sky almost due north and squarely into the bat ter's box after 10 pm.
 The game will be between an all-star team from Fairbanks Midnight Sun baseball league and an army nine from Ladd Field.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-20
Is Dead In PAA Plane Crash

DAMASCUS R)-Capt. George Doole, Middle East director for Pan American World Airways, ar rived here today with an assistant and two vice presidents of the firm to investigate the crash of one of its passenger planes yester- day in eastern Syria, in which Is of 36 persons aboard were killed.
 Circumstances were larg y unknown here, but there were re- ports that the plane messaged shortly before the crash that one of its engines had blown a cylin- der head and that it was attempt ing to make preparations for a forced landing. The crash occurred in desolate desert country near the Iraq border.
 The dead were buried at the scene and 16 injured passengers were hospitalized.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-20
Shipyard Workers Reject Contract

SEATTLE, (R)-Two local ship yard workers unions reported to- day they had voted last night to reject a contract offer negotiated recently at Salt Lake City for all west coast shipyards, and mem bers of a third union still were balloting.
 Members of the international association of machinist Qndo turned down the contract, 238 to IS, in its relation to repair yards, and welders union officers said its 100 members had rejected the entire proposal 1.-two to one" Re suits of balloting in the boiler makers union were not expected until tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-20
Test Of B. C.'s
 New Labor Bill

NANAIMO, B. C., R)-British Columbia's new labor bill which outlaws the calling of a strike be- fore certain conciliation proceed ure is followed, was being tested today in the case of 100-day old labor dispute in the Imperial laundry.
 Summonses were issued against the laundry workers union (CIO) local, three officials and 27 work CTS last night. The defendants were ordered to appear in police court next Thursday. Fines are called for by the act in case of conviction. =
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-20
WALTER SLACKS ANNOUNCE
 MARRIAGE OF DAUGHTER

MT. and Mrs. Walter Slack, for merly of the Nome Machine Shop and now living in Fairbanks, have announced the wedding of their youngest daughter, Georgia to John Wesley Allen, Jr., on June IA at the Thomsen Memorial Chapel of St. Marks Cathedral. Seattle, Wash.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-20
oDDFELLoW HALL MOVED TO NEW LOCATION

The new home of the Independ- ent Order of Odd Fellows, the for mer St. Joseph's Hall. which was purchased from the Catholic church recently, was moved yss- terday from Steadman Ave. to Third Ave, on the location of the old Odd Fellow Hall, which was burned during the war. George Hite who had the contract for moving the building completed the task in few hours yesterday morning.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-20
HENRY MILLER FAMILY IN QUARANTINE

The Henry Miller family is in quarantine for diphtheria, as the youngest son, Henry, Jr., has come down with the malady.
 No other cases have been re- ported to the Health department.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-20

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Plain City News

Mrs. John Allgyer is confined
! to her bed from a painful back
injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Woodruff
and family, of Columbus, were
Sunday dinner guests of the for
mers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
HenniS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Kons, of
Columbus, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Jackson on Tuesday,
Oct 6. The occasion was Mrs.
Kon's birthday anniversary.
Mrs. T. M. George and baby
son, from Wheeling, w. Va, are
guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Curry Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hennis were
Friday night dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Woodruff.
Rev. J. F. McQuay and the
choir from the Methodist church
gave program at the Prison
farm Sunday afternoon, Oct. 5.
Mrs. Alec Mitchell, of Chicago,
is visiting relatives and friends in
Plain City
The Loyal Workers Class of
the Methodist church had most
enjoyable meeting at the home of
Mrs. May Hiatt, Wednesday, Oct.
8. Assisting Mrs. Hiatt were Mrs.
Elton Kile and Mrs. Olive B.
Feather.
Guests of Mr.. ana MRS. Eldon
Anderson on Sunday, Oct. 5, were
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Laird and
daughter, Linda.
Mrs. Patty Wilson was. hostess
to shower at her home south of
Plain City, on Wednesday after
noon, Oct. 8, honoring Mrs.
Clarence Durbin and infant
daughter, Barbara Sue. She was
assisted by Mrs. Betty Bradley
and Mrs. Ruth Ann Reegan.
Miss Angeline Barrick was in
Cedarville last Saturday attend
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-13
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PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN
HOLD GROUP MEETINGS

Group meetings of the Women's
Association of the Presbyterian
church were held Wednesday, at
the homes of various members
with the following programs:
Mrs. Dana Gorton, of near r.
win, was hostess to group one.
Mrs. Harold Bishop had devotion
ais and told of her trip through
the northwest. OF particular in
terest was her remarks on the
sermon given by guide at the
Old Faithful Inn at Yellowstone
Park. Mrs. B. o. Skinner gave an
interesting talk and study of
Hinduism and missionary articles
in Outreach, were reviewed by
Mrs. William Snodgrass.
Group two met at the nome of
Mrs. Eugene Hurd, with Mrs.
Walter Beightler as assistant
hostess. Twenty-four members
and four guests were present for
the meeting. On the program
were, devotions by Mrs. w. F.
White, who gave the story of
Isaac, from the oath chapter of
Genesis, an interesting study of
Hinduism by Miss Lulu Morse
and reports from Outreach by
Miss George Nancy.
Mrs. John Craig was hostess
to group three with Mrs. Calvin
Park as assistant hostess. Miss
Nellie Pierce was in charge of
the meeting at which % members
and one guest were present De-
votions were given by Mrs. Will
lam Hopes, a study of Hinduism
by Mrs. Arthur Galloway and re-
views of "Outreach", by Mrs.
Earl Kinsey.
Miss Ruth Manus was a guest
of the meeting and held an open
question hour at which time she
showed an Arabian costume and
spoke on her visits to places in
the near east.