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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-25
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berbitabenoe

Osnn fpmmt bic Belt, mo im gerSmm
feln
Ses Mbcubs ans ben syenitern tueit
Die fleinen 2idter ipieber frnfcln
..SSn tuDbliger 8cbaslidfeit.
Der Si,mmel gibt inns friibe Sterne
Die 8lofe friiben @eiperflang.
Geritpblen riifte in bic Syerne,
@as iommers flar nnb pffen lag.
Mit Serb itlaut tGnbeln fible Anel'
len
limb iinnem Spmmertaaen nadj,
&ein @nnid, bus 9nnfel at erbellem
@trb in benz &enidenbersen mad.
8ir treten leiIe 6nrd) bic Siren,
@p Qid)t nnb @Grme inns empfGugt
ySo mir NIT 9iebten 3uieipra6 fiib'
4 ren,
&u alles iid gum Sersem brGnst.
@as mir erlebt in frpben Stmnben,
@as mir getrGmmt, mas mir geliebt
gSir baben gliiflidJ beinsefnnben,
gSp nns Grinnern buppelt sibt.
F. Sclvonghamer-Heimdal.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-25
Die 5erriittune uno
Qufloiune oes
Samtltenlebens

lit getpiB zines ser unbeilooIliten lie
bel Der 3eit, unbeilpon nid5t nur fir
lene, Die oaourd 5u1td6it betroffen
peroen, ionoern au6 fir oie qanae
menl6life 8eleui6aft. Sn ser ssami.
lie enpfangt ieoer bie Gidtung auf
oas Seben uno ,penn oieie Ii6tung
perfebrt lit, miro au6 oas Seben met
items perfeblt iein. @as Die bGuslide
er5iebnng aus Sen &inoern modt,
pflegt meiItens ausidlaggebeno fir
oas Seben 5u iein. Die Ginbriife, Die
Elm &tno i'm glternbaule empfGnat,
limo Die tiefiteu unb naGbaltialten.
sic beeinflulien Oarum audi am
ltarflten Die ausbiloung bes gborof-
tiers oes &inoes. Gbarafter lit sic fe-
lte uno beitanoiee Gi6tung oes 8iI-
lens, Der Dem @uten ODER Dem g0ien
|5ugetpanot miro. @ie aber Ser @iue
eines Wenifen bauerno geItultet
miro, 10 miro e6en Der WenI6 iper.
ben. Sas groBte ungliid fir ben
gtenl6en bleibt oaber, penn feline
gr5iebung in Ger ainobeit eine per-
feblte mar. @ie sic gr5iebung, 10 bus
Seben. auf Der gr5iebuns berubt inn
ipeiteren 8erfolge au1 oas 8obl Der
9elellidaft, lettbin oes Staates, Ser
bo6lten Jorm oes natiirli6en @e-
meinidaftslebens. Sn ser ssomilie
iperoen iene er5ogen, oie Die giiraer
oes Staates neroen iollen. 9ie sSa-
mile lit Der Wittelpunft, sic @in-
belt, auf Der ieoe anoere ssorm bes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aufgebaut miro.
Benn in Der Samilie i'm groBen uno
gan5en Der re6te @eiIt berridt uno
tie ibre Infgabe frei, 1tngebinoert uno
treu erfiillt, ba itebt es gut INN Staat
uno Stride 8enn aber Die ssamiIie
Der ibr bon 9eatur uno 8ottes poIi-
tipem 8eiete sugetpieienen Mufaoben
untreu miro ODER our6 aubere Gin
fliiiie uno gingriffe ser ,ueltlifen
Vtaht ibre Sreibeit, unabbGnaiafeit
nno Seilisfeit l6pere ginbuBe erlei-
ben, ba tDanfen aub Die @run6laaen
oes Staates unb trauert Die &irhe
@ottes iiber bas ginbringen bes
'WeltgeiItes in Die SCRIBE gbriiti.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-25
2lpe u1arta 5art,
Du eoler Roleneart

8latt Inn 8Iatt uirbelt bonn
Baum, 8lun1e INN 8lume eritirbt,
falter Serbititurm fegt an Die S90n.
belt binipeg, Die mir ieit Wonaten
tranfen lno Die uns 10 oft n1iitter-
lid d-frelmoli9 erloIte bon ben Sor-
gen urrb aufregungen oes antags.
Benige Woden, ia pieaeidt ipenige
Gage nur mebr - llnb bas iu1enoe
4llge oerliert ii6 int eine eintonige,
meIanholn9 i6pere 2anbi1aft,
menn nidt gar tribe &egenidauer
ibr ieben 8lid ins 8eite nebmen.
nWeb Dem, Der feline Seimat bnt!@
@eb Dem, Ger feline anbere &eimat
bat als Die raid nertpelfenoe Sdon-
belt bon @arten unb @alb!
Do1 ser Gbriit bat eine anbere
&einrat. Der Oftober bra1te uns
ben &oie1tfranaionntag. Ser fatboli-
|ide Gbriit greift in oieiem Weonat
mod ieinem Noienfrana uno ta,nn
bat er gu beten begonnen, ba fiiblt
Iiih oie Seele ibon IN bein1atlihenl
Sriiblingslano. Da iiebt Ser gbrilt
| in trauliber 4amner Die Sungfrau
in @noadt frrien ,no Den Simmels-
boten NIT gnabenreider 8otidaft
Dor ibr iteben. Da munbert er nit
Maria itnnenb iiber bas ionnige @e-
birge, umiubelt bon BEN gngel- unb
Gogelitintnten, ba bort er ben 9an-
fesbpmnus Ser @ottesmago, oen un-
bergdngliden: u@roBes bat an mir
getan, Ser oa nlddtig lit, ltno ielig
merOen mid preiien aae @eihle6-
ter" Damn pilgert bie Seele in fal-
| ter, bdmmernber Abenbltunoe burh
Die @infel 8etbleberls unb bettelt,
| a1 pergeblid, INN &erberge fir eine
Na6t fir cine Na6t bon @nabe
Iuno bes @lan5es. l1nb iiebe, ibon
fniet Die Seele an Ser Grippe bes
@ottesfinoes; tDeltDergeiien, iiiBen
Slides bon, bort iie Die &armonien
Der gngel, bie idlibten @ebete Der
Sirtenleute, oas @eitammel Der
Ifrenrsen @eiien. Damn aiebt tie nit
| Der begliidten Welitter, nit Dem &ino-
lein uno nit ieinem treuen 8eidiit<
| ger sSoiepb nod Na5aretb, nod Sc
lruialen unb ninurl1t an al ibren fill
len 5reuben tell. l1nb fiibrt iie Der
Hoienfran3 audi an Die Stdoten bes
2eiSes, naeb @etblemane, in Die SaI-
lie oes Br1toriums, nod @oIgatba
- Die SeeIe iha1tt tpobl Der Wear-
tern piele, aber iie ibaut tief er.
| lgriffen auh cine Whltter, Die init
librem @in0e Ieiben uno fterben rnuB,
leine treue, tapfere, groBe Wutter,
lun6 iie ibout nod ben fur5en 9a-
gen Der Hriifung aud ben 2obn Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-25

INIT Gilotus fragen fonnen: .8ns
lit 8obrbeit?" slber penigItens IN
unierem 5amiliens unb Sreunbes.
freiie iolIte nur unbeoingte @abr-
baftigfeit @eltung baben. 8enn
ipabre 2iebe llns beieelt, lit es I'm.
moglif, baB Die @abrbeit uns ner-
leben fann. = 0ann tragen mir
ipenieItens, iopiel an uns liegt, oo-
gu bel, oaB bas geipro6ene 8ort
Dieber I'M 8erte iteigt.
Damn fommen mir bon ielbIt ba.
81, nift liniiberlegt uno lei6tfer.
/ tig 81 reoen rtnan bot geiagt", lid
babe gebort," ionoern crit gu rnter-
lnden, mas an einem uSoren ia-
gen" &abres lit. llno tpte oft 1per.
oen mir bann entoeden, oaB $50
ren-iagen" bolb eelogen lit. 9obur6
miro aber unier gan5es @elen ON
Siefe uno gSabrbeit uno &larbeit
geDinnen; oenn INNER beutli6er
fiiblen unb erfennen mir oie Stren.
ge Der &e6eni6aft, oie mir am 60
ge oes @eri6tes BON ieoem unniisen
Wort peroen ablegen miiiien.
60 tpanoeln ii6 aanablid al un-
lere @orte, altd unlere autdgli6iten,
INNER n1ebr Inn in 8olo, tpeil in1-
mer mebr oie 2iebe lie biftiert; TO-
nobl Die 2iebe gu uns ielbIt, ols
ald Die Siebe 5u ltnIerem RG6iten.
8enn mir crit ielbit flar uno tpabr
uno laltter uno ianftmiittg getpor.
ben ltno, Deroen al1d uniere @orte,
oiele Seroloe l1nierer @eoonfen rnb
&inoer unieres Ser5ens, 10 iein. l1no
iie meroen ianftigenb uno berIob.
memo uno berubigeno auf onoerer
Wfenlf)en Seelen tpirfen, foIt obne
oaB mir es piiien uno tpolen. sSn
Delfem ltmfang, iagt uns slntonie
Siineit in einem tpunoeri6onen @e-
oidt, oeiien pole @abrbeit mir bieI.
leidt crit oa oroben, mo alle ShIei-
er fallen, 9an5 erfaiien. $50 mir
ltnuneno uno beiDunoerno erfennen:
uSle oft bat nidt ein eir5ig @ort
@eoampft oes 3ornes, oes Safes
@ut,>
8e5abmt Ser Ser5en l1ngeItim
8ie Del Die piloerregte Slut.
8obl itebit bertpunoert 0u 6ereinit
Sor oeS geredten Gidters Sbron,
@enn fir Die flu6t'g gen @orte Dir
er bietet iiiBen, iel'gen Sobn.
Gann fraslt eritaunt ou: vWeiloer
Serr,
SD babe 10 iuenig, o6, eetan,
Wann iammelt i6 10 rei6en Sdob
gluf meiner idli6ten 2ebensbobn ?"
Garouf Der Serr: u8obl nenig
6iDar,
So6 ieoes quite, ianfte @ort,
Sas on Inn meinetpillen iprodit,
SIT iporoen Dir gu golonem Sort"
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| bic 2eioen elm ansmeis gottlihe,
2iebe, ipie es Der apoitel beaeugt
r8en @ott Iiebt, ben aiiGtigt gr; CT
geiBelt aber ie6en Sobn, ben gr on-
nimmt" (Sebr. XII, g.. 3mar III
| ieoe Briifung fir ben augenbIif BIT.
ter, bringt aber 6enen, Die bnr6 tie
geiibt ipuroen, bic frieoreifite Srud1
Ser Geredtigfeit (Sebr. XII, 11),
2ieber 2eier! 'Siebe, au6 bl mnBt
leiben. l1eberidaue oein bergangenes
2eben,. mas o1 I1on alIes erouloet
|bait 1nrb bann idaue nortpdrts, mos
oil nod erbulben tpirit. @irit 6rl
faIih nngeflagt, tpirit bm berfann1
uno miBadtet, trifft bid Spott uno
Sobn, tpirft bid ibtpere &ranfbeit
aufs &ranfenlager, ii1uBt DIT bon
6em teuerlten ideioen - idaue aai
oeinen Seilano. Or lit Dir Dorausge-
|gangert Ser Mann Der Sbner5en.
9u baIt nifts 5u tragen, mas nidi
gr enpf1noen. Om biit idulbig, gr
mar Der Siinoenlole. Erage besbalb
redt germ, mas Dir oie g0ttli1e 8or-
lebung 5uienoet. Bebenfe, es fonlmt
|nidts bon ungefabr. @ott lit Der
Serr aIler l1mltanbe, in benen bu
oid befinoelt. 8eraage oarum nidt!
8ane auf 8ott:
5iibrt gr bib bur6 raube @ege,
Senbet @r bir 2eioen 5u,
Sreffen oid elei6 barte Sdldge
Deine Seele bleib 1T Stub!
Duloe itia unb benf' boran,
Was @ott tut, lit nobIgetan!
0urd milige Intervening unter
BEN beiligen Wilen @ottes tptrIl
bu Sbn nrebr perberrli6en, ols ourd
groBe 8uBiperfe. Sn 2eioen 5u ia.
gen: r@uter @ott, i6 banfe Girl"
| lit rnebr inert, als cine 9anfiagung
nenn es gut gebt. 2eioe @otterge.
ben uno on tpirit mieoer geneIen uni
iittlif burdgebiloet tperben. 81
mirit oeinem Seilano Gbnlih eeital
tet auerben, unb beine Seele aus ben
Nieoerungen oes SrGnentales gu,
beiligen @ottesnabe entporbebe1t
Gent oaran, baB Die SriibiaI fur;
| lit uno bic Sreiibe etpig oauert. Di'
2eioen oieier 3eit fonnen ni6t II
8ergleid) gebradt tperoen INIT be,
5ufiinftigen Serrli9feit, Die an i,ns
offenbart tperoen ioa (lI. &or., A.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-10-25

nie bu tperben Damn aub mir I'M.
ier @eibnabten uno iiniere Simmel-
fabrt erleben. nDie Stolaen ltiir5t
gr bon ibren Ebronen, Die Detnii.
tigen aber erbebet gr." So, es
braudt nid5t pielerlei Dirge, ni6t
pieler 8ii6er uno 9iipltate, um 5l
8ott 81 fommen. @s broll6t nut
zines - ii6 itin unb oen1iitig in
8ottes 8illen 5u fiiseu. Cine ein-
fade Sorberung unb bod, tper
lie beereift unb erfiillt, ber bat iein
Weiiteritiif noabradt.
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E3@&S@SSS@SSl

ifeioen getpuBt atpii6en @ott uno
Otaria, 5ipil6en Dem S6opfer unb
Dem @el6opf, 5tpilden 8ottesoienIt
nno Marienoienit uno Marios Stels
lung in unierem 2eben ME iiber Die
elmer Siibrerin 5u @ott erboben.
Cine Siibrerin 5lt @ott aber lit
Wtarta mebr als ale anoeren, Die
mir oanfbar ltnlere religiolen Siib-
.rer nennen, nebr als Baulus uno
Der Iquinate, n1ebr aIs Sran5isfus
unO gernbaro, mebr als Sbereiia
.uno Wehtilois. Sic lit oie &onigin
Der apoltel uno Wiiiionare, Der Sir
.6enlebrer uno -8efenner. Slid
.ielig Der Wenid," 10 IdBt Die Stride
Iom &oienfran5feit Waria bel Der
Igpiitel ipre6en, roer mild bort unb
der an meinen Eiiren tpadt Sag
fir Sag uno meiner tpartet an ben
Shorten meiner Sire. @er mid fin.
Oct, finbet oos 2eben nno i60pft bas
Sell bonn Serrn." 8obl bat Woria
feline 8ii6er gei6rieben, pobl lit lie
ni6t bon 0orf gu. Gorf ge5oeen,
ben Namen ibres Sobnes 5u ber-
fiinben. SIM @egenteil, lie leste
ftin uno 5uriifge5ogen, ia tie mar
fait auffaaeno 5uriidbaltenb, ober
lie bat zines Dor alien IpoIteln un6
2ebrern oorausgebabt, zines, oas tie
anr Jiibrerin Dor allem befGbigt, tie
bat gan5 1tnb ernitli6 aus @ott ge-
lebt. uSiebe, id bin eine Oeoe6 bes
Serrn, mir gei6ebe, tpie bu iaglt"
- oas lit eines Ser ipetligen 8orte,
Die mir aus Morias Wuno fennen;
6ies eine 8ort aber fenn5etGnet Die
gan5e @initimmung ibres @efens.
Sm 8eilte bieies 8ortes iibernabm
lie oos Imt Der 8ottesmutteri6aft;
i'm @eiite oteIes 8ortes pibmete lie
iib gan5 Dem &inoe, oas ibr anper-
traut ,par; int @eijte oieies 8ortes
gab lie, als bie- Stunbe Dem WelIias
ihlug, ibren Sobn FIN an Sein
8olf; I'M @eiite bteles 8ortes sing
iie nit Sbm BEN &reu5meg uno mabs
te Seine Sdmab alt ser ibren. @as
Der Serr ibidte, Seio ober Sreuo,
iie nabm es aus Seiner Sano bin
uno blieb inn 2eben un6 Sterben
Die ergebene Mago oes Serrn. Wago
6es Serrn - aller @elt goelitein,
Simmelspforte, libter Weeresit STERN,
Der Eugeno 4aiierin bat eldubiger
unb oanfbarer Sinn Diaria gebei-
ben. &ein 9itel ebrt ite mebr uno
fein @ort oriidt beiier ibr @elen
nnb @ollen, aus als oies: Wagb
oes Serrn.
Wago Oes Serrn! Cine alte ruiz
iiide 2egenoe (pgl. I. 81. &enilom
Die golbene Settle, Miin6en 1923.
g. 47-5O) eroGblt: Sie Seele, oie
inn Sirnlnel neiIte, tpollte 5ur grbe
berabitetgen uno Menld iperoen.
.@ott gab ibr einen 2eib. God be.
Dor iie our grbe nieoeritieg, iab iie
aGes 2eio, bas ouf Weniben Iiegt,
Ilino ber5agt mario ibr Ser5. 9a fliid-
Itete tie iid, 9roit iu6eno, 5ur @ot-
testnutter. uMit Dem Seiltgen @eiite
begnaoeo, nabm Die @ottesmutter
eine Serge, ltelte bie Serge ins Ser5,
ms &er5 Ser betriibten Seele: 9ul-
De, leibe in 2iebe, mein lieber 8an-
oerer! ltno es entbrannte i'm Ser
3en bas belize 2ibt!" Mago oes
Germ, 5iinb' in uns on bas 9idt
iener reinen 2iebe ai @ott, bas in
Dir branrte! Wagb bes Serrn, in
|Oeine SduIe ,pollen mir geben, mir
eigentpiuigen, trosigen, irren6en,
|meltfeIigen Weniden. Wie bu, mol.
len mir itia uno treu ben Weg tpan-
|beIn, ben @ott ltns geben beiBt;
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Joseph ii. Hershey, De-
ceased
Notice is hereby given, That the
subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Washington Coun-
ty, Letters of Administration on the
estate of
JOSEPH H. HERSHEY,
late of said county deceased. All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit same with the vouchers there
of, legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber on or before the 18th day
of February next; they may other
wise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th
day of July A. d. 1917.
CRYSTAL B. HERSHEY
7-24-3t Administrative
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The world is hungry, not just for
food to fill its stomach, but for ideas
on which to reshape its life.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Harry William Ruths, De-
ceased
Notice is hereby given, That the
subscriber has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of Washington County,
Letters or Administration on the es-
tate of
HARRY WILLIAM RUTHS,
late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit same with the vouchers there
off, legally authenticated, to the SUBJ
scriber on or before the 9th day
of FEBRUARY next; they may other
wise, by law, be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 9th day
of July A. D. 1947.
CARRIE M. RUTHS
Administrative
7-10-47-3t
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of ]. Edward Braungard,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, That the
subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Washington Coun-
ty, Letters Testamentary on the
estate of
J. EDWARD BRAUNGARD
late of said county deceased All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to file
the same in said Court, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenti-
Gated, on or before the 18th day of
February next; and no claim not
filed within the period specified shall
thereafter be asserted against the
real estate of said deceased in the
hands of a purchaser for value.
Given under my hand this 18th
day of July A. D. 1947.
MARY, c. BRAUNGARD
7-24-3t Executrix
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of George L. Newcomer,
Deceased
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subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Washington Coun-
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GEORGE L. NEWCOMER,
late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit same with the vounchers there
of, legally authenticated, on or be-
fore the 18th day of February next;
they may otherwise, by law, be ex-
Guided from all benefit of said es-
tate. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th
day of July A. D. 1947.
GRASON E. NEWCOMER
7-17-3t Executor
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Bruce ]. Mills, ST., De-
ceased
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subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Washington Coun-
ty, Letters of Administration on the
estate. of
BRUCE ]. MILLS, SR.
late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit same with the vouchers there
of, legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber on or before the 18th day of
February next; they may otherwise,
by law, be excluded from all bene-
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debted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th
day of July A. D. 1947
LULU I. MILLS
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died on July Is, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Hamer,
Pittsburgh.
Surviving besides her husband
and daughter: are: Three sons,
Ross Wayne and Paul ALI of Wash
ington, D. c.; sisters, Mrs. Emma c.
Watkins, Ithaca N. Y; Mrs John w.
Myers this city; brothers, ,Hervey
w. Lehmasters, Pa; Edward and
Charles, both of this city.
Mrs. Minnie Hawbaker Frank,
wife of Walter A. Frank, Napa,
Calf, died at her home on July Is.
A former resident of this city, she
was employed at the Hagerstown
and Frederick Railway Office for a
number of years.
Surviving, besides her husband,
are the following nieces and neph-
ews: Mrs. Doreen Mayfield, Mrs.
Mae Kovach, and William Farmer, of
Smithfield, Pa; Mrs. Elizabeth Davis
of Front Royal, Va; Paul Winters,
of Waynesboro, Pa; Mrs. Julia Mil
Ter, Mrs. Sara Ford, Mrs. Mary
Springer, Jack and Karl Winters, all
of this city.
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two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. She is
the last surviving member of fam
lily of eight.
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Mrs. Phoebe Ellen Lake AIexan-
der, widow of Albert Alexander,
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William Douglas Weigand, Jr., in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Weigand, died on July 16, at the
Washington County Hospital. Mrs.
Weigand was the former Ruth Jean
Yonker Besides his parents sur
viving is a twin sister.
Mrs. Evelyn May (Trumpower)
Negley, wife of Robert Negley, 711a
East Antietam street, died on July
Is at her home, aged "a years.
She was a member of st. Mary's
Catholic Church.
Besides her husband she is sur
vived by: One son, John Preston
Negley; daughters, Mary Jane Rob
inson, Margaret Robinson, Gather
inc. Robinson, Helen Frances Robin
son, all at home; parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Isaac Trumpower, this city
sisters, Mrs. Clarence Best, Wilson's
Mrs. Joseph Kirby, Baltimore; Mrs
Willis Drummer, Myersville; broth
ers, Richard and Lewis, both of this
city; half brothers, Sofia Morgan
Security; and Charles Mongan, Zit
tlestoWn, Md.
Mrs. Phoebe Ellen Lake AIexan
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william Henry Jacobs, 131 Nc
Comas street, died on July Il at the
Washington County Hospital, aged
70 years.
The son of the late Isaac and Mary
Longnecker) Jacobs, he was the
last surviving member of his fam
lily.
He is survived by: A daughter,
Mrs, Mary E. Poffenberger, this city,
and son, Howard L., Carlisle, Pa.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-07-24

Nations which are materially
strong may be ideologically divided
against themselves and, therefore,
weak.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-14
COUNTY HEALTH
NURSE IS NAMED

Mrs. Ester Gerlock, former
nurse in the Union County Health
Dept, has been hired to take the
position of county health nurse
made vacant by the recent resig-
nation of Miss Olive Sinkey, it
was reported by the Union Coun-
ty Health Office, Friday.
Mrs. Gerlock will begin her
duties Aug. |. She will work in
the northern part of Union county
out of the Redwood office, but
will probably live in Marysville
During the past few years, Mrs
Gerlock has been working as an
industrial nurse in Cleveland
Her former connection with the
health office was in 1890 when
she had charge of the southern
and central section of the county
and Miss Sinkey, the northern
part.
Mrs. Gerlock, the former Miss
Ester Smith, is a graduate of
Marysville high school and of
White Cross hospital school of
nursing.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-14
INSTALLATION RITES FOR ST. JOHNS
new PASTOR TO Be HELD SUNDAY

Philippine islands, three times
into Japan, three times through
the Panama Canal, and a short
time in north Africa and south
ern France areas.
At Atom Test
He was present last summer
at the atomic bomb tests on
Bikini atoll, where the u. S. S,
Fall River had lagoon entrance
control. He also served as flag
chaplain under Admiral Bledsoe
on the Asiatic patrol aboard ship
at Yokosuka, Toxic Bay, until
April l.
He is married to the former
Mary Graetz. One daughter, Mar
jorie Jane, is an intern in medical
technology at Providence hospital
Detroit; and a son, William Henry
who will start school this fall al
st. Johns parish school. Another
son, Joan Joachim, who stationed
at U. S. Naval Air Test center,
Patuxent River, Md. He had plan
ned to prepare for the Lutheran
ministry this fall, but was killed
by a street car in Detroit April
3. The Rev. Mr.. AllWardt received
word of his sons tragic death
while he was still in the Navy.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-14

370 on 33, 3,26659 acres of farm
land for S1,215, ,502.43 and 4O5 on
town lots for $759,295.Ol, the Re
corder reported.
Other papers recorded were
420 service mems discharges, q
leases, eight powers of attorney,
and 224 miscellaneous documents.
Papers filed in Mr.. Rhoads' office
during the IL months just ended
included 1880 chattel mortgages,
III agents licenses, and 70 GER
tificates of compliance.
l945-'46 Peak Year
Although the early 1920's saw
the highest selling valuation of
lands, the greatest amount OF
farm mortgages came in 1945- -46
when the peak was S1,704,61922
a jump of near one million dollars
over the year previous. The re-
port for the year just ended was
greatest for town lots, 1,134,
877.54 being recorded.
The year l945-' '46 was tops for
mortgage cancellations on both
farm lands and lots, the amounts
being S1,364 ,883.63 on the former
and $531, 1922 on the latter.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-14
l947 LAND VALUES in UNION COUNTY
HIGHEST SINCE WAR |, RHOADS SAYS

Land valuations in Union coun-
ty during the past year have
been higher than at any time
since the lush years Immediately
following World War /, accord
ing to the annual report of Re
corder Lawrence B. Rhoads, just
released.
During the period July /, 1916
to June 30, 1947, there were 462
farm sales, conveying 33,758.33
acres of land at an average OF
S9940 per acre. Highest average
land value ever seen in Union
county was S141.11 per acre in
1921. Lowest was $50 in 1882
Annual reports have been made
in the recorders office since 1910
Besides the 462 deeds on farm
properties, Mr.. Rhoads' office
last year also recorded 492 on
town lots.
I'll Mortgages Filed
There were I'll mortgages re-
corded during the year, 288 OF
them on 23,604.79 acres of farm
land involving S1,372,O70.97, and
423 on tiwn lots for Sl,134,877.54
Mortgages cancelled included