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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
Gelepheneeipr6t NIT
3lmterifa

Sanrbl,rg. gs gibt Seniationer
nibt MIR inn .3urfl,s, ionoern a,d
I'M eigenen @entiit. Senlationen pile
gen MIR iebr fl,r5e Seit su omern
brei Minllten etlua, 10 lange ipie eil1
@eipr1d nod slmerifa. Mon fonnt(
ichon friiber nod) briiben fpreben, ei'
nige Sabre Dor Dem lesten 0eltfrieg
fir 400 uno mebr @olomarf. Mbc,
,per tat Sas ibon2 Die Welt ltanb ia
often, man fonnte bi,,ii6ersleiten a,i
3ielitrebig tpeiben iarberen Sd)iffen
man fonnte fabeln ,tnb man fonutt
iid au6 in alien ommals nod niGt
gang 10 ollen europa treffen.
slber beute? 8eoenfen Sic, bab es
i'm Sabre 1947 einem getp0bnlibcn
SterbIihen - 1tno mir liito beltte aill
iebr seuobnlid uno iebr iterblidb -
| nibt cbnc beionoere 8enebmig,,na
erloubt lit, ,peiter als IS fnt 81, tele,
pboniercn, bon Sambnre olio nod
nid)t NAL nod Gurbanen. @obl abcr
barf man in cine einiam 9elegcne
5arm I'M Snnern Imerifas. Sa1,iell'
+, Sc bon &ilpmeter melt un0 ourd)alts
l,ngeid,dftlid) ipreden.
Man begibt iih alio gum Sunsfern'
ities. pom engeren Stab ser Sippe
begleitet. gu Sauie bat man bic
Stopp,rbr a,f ben 9ild) eeleat un>
: iih in einem netten Sraee- nnb Nnt.
,portipiel einseiibt. mas man iid) in
orei Ninliten iagen mill. 3, orei 9i;,
nnlten lit cine aniebnlihe 3eit.
@or mir nlf beln tpinsigen lleber-
fee sSernipredatnt lit cine 8lonoine
an Ser @eibe. Sic tpartet immerbill
Ifon cine Stlmbe. gnoli6 flingelt cs
iie itiirst in sic Belle. 8rooflpn, ein
Staotteil bon SEEM Yorf, melbet Iid.
l1nb lie, sic eben nod 70 nieoerbeutid)
brap lpirfte, per,panbelte lid) ourd)
sic 8lastiir ser Selle borbar in eile
ipaidedte Neip Worferin. uSonnp
bear!" Sic ipriht nit ibrem berans
getpuhienen Sobn, bon Dem lie bllrd)
sen &rieg getrennt tpurbe.
l(nb Damn mod Elm lpeniges uno
man lit ielbit an Ser Neibe. 3ebn
Sabre bat man einanber ,,id)t eebori.
Cine ireunolihe Stimme bes llSA-
Telepbonfrauleins in etipas fremheul
Telltif fiinoiat bas 8eiprGh an. llnb
in iie iibersebenb, lit ba cine anberc
Stinrme, cine rlrbige. lrnenolid, al,s-
eerltbte @eltltimme, cine @ltItinns
ouh, sic bunfcl uno flor 9euti i
iprift. aber nit einem tpnnoerlif)
geidrbten If5ent. Sber fcnmt es ei-
nein MIR 10 por9
Wan oernilnmt sic Stin,me oeilt,
lih, 1nb ah, hrei Wfinl,ten iinh f,lr5.
l1nipirflib unb nab 5ugleid) lit Sic
Stimmc, tpie I'M Slim, 10 flar uno
allsserilbt. Triiben lit es crit NOR
gems, unb bie Stin1me fonnnt aus
bem Shlaf Sier aber lit cs friiber
Nafrnittag, llnb ser @eg fiibrte IN
elmer gum grltiden iiberfiiaten Stra-
benbabn an &uinen porbei.
Sd rei6e sen Scorer meiner Sc.
f1brtin. ltno oie beiSen Srauen, Die
bas erite MaI miteinanoer lprabcn,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
4ms Salem, Ohte
Smeis 19.
0as &onitec.

MGe Mitglieber tperben bierntii
aufmerfiam eemaht bab Die ndhire
Beriamnlune am Z. Nopember, s
l1br aben6s obeebalten miro. slnc
griiber lino erluht bieier Geriamm.
lung bei5,rtppbnen, ba iebr ,pihtige
Beihdfte porlieeen gum erleoigen.
g. 5. Sontlh, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06

iino Charles Tabp, Sobn SiIorini
(oer Nabfolser ser 5uriidsctretencl
Girginia 8. 8ilberilecpe), Sroncis
Supre, solai 6. Steperion lmi
@iaaro Sborp.
/ fre,tnben iih iiber bie @ogen an.
Sic iprehen bon einem nelgebo
renen &inb.
r@iduiel tpiegt es oenn?"
~Sebs Yf,mb," flinst es iiber oas
@eltmecr.
%, ied)s 8f,lno?," flinst es s,l
rid. Limb 100 ieiS tbr eenn iest? 81
Samburg9"
,rSn, in Sambura"
Limb bon mo ipreht ibr benn?"
~sld), mir iinb auf irgenb 10 einen
Yoltanlt," lag sic @efGbrtin. llno 81,
Gimme in Mmerifa lad)t a,nb guro
pa laht oud). Gs lit 10 ,punbcrpoI
nebeniGdlid tpas man iib er5Gblt
l,nb oie Sauptiad,e lit, baB man iiber
baupt einanoer bort. Nah 5ebn Sob
renen Ginbes, aus elmer seritorte,
Soo ipribt man iibcr sen S5ean bin
tpeg bon bem 8etpift zines neugeho
renen @inbes, aus elmer seritortel
@robitabt in cine einiam gelegen,
Garm i'm Snneren slmerifns.
llnb bann miid)t iid) eirte anOerc
ausgerubte Stimme elm:
"6ifteen seconoe Left TO iap gcob
bpc."
0iinfsebn Sefllnben, nm ~Ml
@ieberiebcn" Sit iaaen. - rauf @ie
berieben. I'll"
llno bann tritt man ans Ser 3eQe
limo oas 9eben lheint ni6t mebr il
arau. Man en,pfinhet sic @nge II
Ser Strabenbabn nidt mebr als il
!pioeap1rtig. Gs lit einem 5llml,te mi
einem @efaneenen, Ser Sprederlatb
mis- erbalten bat, tpenn audi MIR iii
hrei Minuten. Man gebt et,pas boff
mlngsboGer in bas 8eidngn;s 5uriid
man bot ben Otitgefangenen ettpaI
borans. Man bat in oie sSreibeit bin
ausgeborht. 3rei Winrten bat mar
orauben gelebt, bat eine ausgerubte
ieltImn pertpanoeltc Stiirme Der
nommen, Die bereits etapas bon ben
8bptbmus Ser freinoen Sprad)e it
Der eisenen 5u baben idpint. slber e'
mar boh Ndbe, Wenidenndbe.
9ein Wprt mebr geaen Die gednif
llno Danf oafiir, baB es nid)t nu
erIaubt lit, iiber Or uno Snrport BOZ
Gertignaren unS Robproouften ifbe
bas Weltmeer 81, telepbonieren. ion
bern aud iiber ben ST. 1lno Smpor
bon @efiiblen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
0onnerstag, ben 6. Wobe,nber 1947

net tpie uMetp Oorf Zines, inlleber'
einitimml,ng NIT ben Musfiibrungen
unieres llN-0elegierten Sobnion por
Sem G0lferparloment in Slulbing
oie griediibe 5roge, beren 2oinng
| ii6 nun cine bon bem Siberbeitsais'
ibub ser Notwithstanding ein'
eeiette Sonoerfomniiitpn .piomen
ioa. &enn Hublanb uno ieine Satel.
litel,, ihreibt ser .simes" s2eitartif.
lcr, oie SGtigfeit bieier ncuen BAL
fanfon,n,iiiion iabotieren iolten, 10
!iperbe es Snhe ser @enerolperiannnt.
lung iein miiHcu, ibren nit 10 uber.
lp1ltigenoer Mebrbeit bon 36 gegen 6
af5eptierten Ylan bl,rd5llfii9ren ODER
abu5banfen. -.
Ser Bolton Globe" eibt ieiner
@cnlgtluln9 6ariiber 9lusorud, SaB
Ser id)1panfenoen Saltllng, Die 6as
Staats. Department in @a7bineton
ieit tangent in Ser EalGltina-Sr
eingenommen bat, enblih bur6 cine
flare Stellungnabme 1niers llN- Ser.
ridtllng zines rnotionalen Seims"
tretcrs Subnicn 5ltguniten Ser Ct.
ser Slben in bem Seilieen 2anoe Gin
gnbe eemadt 1uoroen iei.
v0iit ser @capGltiguna oes Yrob.
lens, sic 100 Willipnen 9ulbeIs Sc.
treioe ein5uiparen, bie mir 5ltr gr.
ndbrlrna G1lropas beitragen niiiicu,
miro oie lanefriiti9e Iufsabe. cine
ernite @efGbroung ser amerifaniihen
2ebensbnltlngsnprmen in ser breis
ten Maiie ser 9ep0lferlng ,tnb cine
Gr'hiitterltng oes gnn5en amerifa-
niihen -@irtId)aitslebens burd) Bic
Seuerlngspreiie 81 perbiiten, ,nift &C.
lolt iein," tparnt sic Nelp Dorf Ser
ais Sribune.
0ns 8Iott meint, es fonne iia
id,lieblih oob oils impermeiolih er'
lpeiien bis 81, einem getpiiien 8raOe
gum &ationicri,rasipitem 5llriid5u'
greifen. Seoenfaus tpiiBten pir MIN,
BOB bie beiben Grobleme - sic elm.
beintiitben 2e6ensimttelpreiie rno Sic
Silfsoftiou fir europa ,lnsloslih
niteinanoer perfniipft fins. @enn sic
Seit fir Sen @ieoer. 3niammentritt
oes aonereiies gefcmnen iei, ,piiroen
oen @eietgebern gIiidlidcrueiie in
beiben Hunften genoile 5iffernmGBige
llnterlaaen fit lire Mabnabnteu bor.
lieeen.
Tas ielbe 9latt mat)te barnuf nuf.
lmcrfiam. bab Sic iiberlpiegenb lGnhs
lihe gep6lfcrllne in iolhen, Ser bol.
'hetpiitiihen ginflubipb1re angelo
renben 2Gnoern iuie Hplen ifon oes'
balb ser fonnullliitiihen Irppagar.
oa 5uaanaia lit, ipcil iie Dom Som.
|nulnisrnus nit bebolllngsfGbigeu
Sanoe beidenft moroen lit, oas Sen
Sblad5i5en abgenommen iuurbe. 6
fomme bin5u, baB sic 8mtern in sic.
len 9Gnbern politiide Sreibeit ME.
mails gefannt bitten unb oemgemGB
iiir unicre politii6en ,rnb ibcclogiid).
en- Iralmente gcgen Sen rotten Sota.
litarisnls gar fein Gerltdnonis ta.
ben f6nnten. Ser s. &. S.,9eitartifler
benrGneelt es, bab ,tniere propaganda
es Sen sluiicn erleidtere aae @eeaer
oes &ontmunismus in Ser 2anbbep0l,
ferl,ng Ser vSateIliten sStooten olS
5reunoe bes 6eubalismus binat.
itellen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
4ss fcrai,,, Ohte
0rokes Benefits t.8unsert snm @obl
nnb geiten nnieres Sadien
Silfsiunbs

Ger 9. 6. @eiangperein Gintradt
eibt Elm grobes aonsert am Cams
tag, oen Is. Nopember gum @obl
,lno 8elten uuierer Notleioenben
2anosleute in Ser olten Sei,1at unN
iinb biermit 3u oielem 9onsert ollie
MitsIieber ,,nierer bielisen Gereirc
iotpie uniere t,,lsapdrtisen 6reunoe
bon nab l,no fern ber5lif eingeIaoen
uns nit ibrem 8eiub 81 beebren uno
mitoubelfen ibr Sderflein fir oieien
idonen 9tuef beis,ltrasen. llnier Der.
ebrter 0irieent Srof q. gsifolaus
bat fir bieies &onSert Elm ibones
Hrogromm ausgearbeitet, ipelhes &C.
nib gefauen tpiro. y8ir !peroen ald)
Die Gbre baben uniern beliebten 9tas
tionnliefretdr Serrn Saniel Hebner
bon Glepelano als Hebner ST bOrc!,
iiber Die Sage ltnlerer .. -. Orltben.
Mub Serr q. @iliineer ols &omiter
intS SRI. Martba @cttibline OILS
iunee Soliltin iperben mir 5ll boren
befommen. ioipie alih uniere bieiigcn
Soloiiten; unb nIles oieies fir SOC
gintritt pro Eerlpn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
Oanfiaeune

;siir oie onlGblid, bes Siniheiocts
unierer aeliebten Satin, Wfutter uno
8robnnltter
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
mails bite fommt aIle in sic Ser.
iammlung. 6. o, Setr.
Qrduerndnridt

ssn Salem itarb nah fltrsem 2ei-
SEN am %. September i'm Mlter bon
SO Sabren
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-06
Hrogramm.

1. Surertiire $500 Nituldus Srdeiter
2. Mtn gpuntrp this of tee --
9eilineen bon allen Inlpeienben
3. a. gsp Sob ano s $500 S. 9. Seraei
b. gtpie liebe pein,at - Simpn Srell
Gem. Gbor gintraht
4. a. pome on tbe Nanee - $. G'uion
b. Come Slubap Wornirg -----
Hap pinnborf
SenoricIo ---- Serr Spbn 8pnnertb
8. SinauS in ben 2en5- Sran5 Shubert
Sumend)or gtntraft
6. NnIprad,e --- Oaniel 8ebnert,
Glenelarb, Ohio.
. Z. a. Sunetus ---- Srar3 Sdubert
b. gs mar INNER io----Sreb Supser
NdnncfdJpr gintrad,t
s. 2ieb nod Iuslpabl ------
SrI Wartba Gottihline, Glepelanb.
8. ah Settden, Setthen, Settdeu --
IooIf Sransielo
Romilder gortrae - Serr u. @ilfineer
10. a. glaie Iugen ------ @olfslpeile
b. Sberihtpdbiid)es San5liebhen -
ST. lber
8em ghor Giutraht
II. SouJ,interboltins
Gas aomitec.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13

up the matter of a large size fire
extinguisher for the police cruis-
er. This was left in the hands OF
the committee, with power to act
F. w. Galloway, representing
the Marysville Business Mems
association, addressed Council in
regard to the parking lot owned
by r. Devine & Son and used by
the Village. He suggested that
Council pay the rental of 500
which they are asking, out of the
Parking meter fund. This matter
was left in the hands of the fire,
property and police committee
with power to act.
Clerk George Scheiderer pre-
Sented his financial report for
December, showing balances a
mounting to S35,53l.58 in the var
ious funds. Bills amounting to
Sl435.99 were presented and or
dered paid. Largest was for S455.-
54 for resurfacing of Grove st.
from w. Eighth to w. Ninth SITS.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13
AMBULANCE TRIPS

The following ambulance trips
were made Sunday by William H.
Faulkner:
Mrs. Lutrelle Lee and infant
son, from Doctors hospital to
their home on E. Fifth st.
Mrs. James Gray and infant son,
from Mt. Carmel to their home
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13
THE UNION COUNTY Journal, MARYsvILLE, OHIO.

unit for easy disposal of garbage
and other refuse in the basement
of the home, is manufactured by
Bowser, Inc, Milwaukee, Wis. 1t
is especially desirable in gas-heat-
ed homes and has won popularity
in Milwaukee and st. Louis, where
a large number are in use.
Next week the statesmen and in
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13

stallation men of The Gas Co. will
attend training schools conducted
by M. j. Raliip, general manager
of the Incinor Division of Bowser,
Inc, and George Hand, Midwest
representative.
Robert l.. Peters attended one
of the training schools in Colum-
bus on Monday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13
M. H. S. DOWNS
REDWOOD
Continued from pa ge ID

lContinued from page ID
Mcclure getting the others. For
Redwood, it was Norris, Wiley
and Smith for baskets, and Tay-
lor with a free throw for seven
points.
Scheiderer led the scoring for
Marysville with IA points, while
Wiley had six for Redwood.
In the preliminary, Redwood
Reserves were in front all the
way, II to 8 at the end of the
first quarter, II to IL at half
time, and % to 13 at the end of
the third period Cheney netted
IA points for Redwood, while
Thomas and Conrad got five a
piece for Marysville.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13
REVIVAL MEETING

A revival meeting started for
two weeks Sunday in the Potters-
burg Methodist church with the
Rev. Cloyce Copley as the evan
gelist. Elmer Copley will be song
leader. Services will start at 8 p.
m. each evening. The public is
cordially invited
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13
JANUARY IS. 1S47

The members and friends OF
North LewisbTg Methodist
church are invited to attend
family night dinner at the church
Thursday evening, Jan. 16 at $50
D. m. DR.. Edwin A. Brown, pastor
of the Methodist church, of Ur-
bana. will be the guest speaker
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13
GAS CO. NAMED AGENT
FOR HOME INCINERATOR

The Ohio Fuel Gas Co. has been
appointed exclusive agent in the
company's territory for the Inc;n-
or, gas-fired incinerator for the
home, it was announced today by
r. w. Caldwell, local manager.
The Incinor, a compact, trim
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13
VILLAGE FUNDS
APPROVED
CONTINUED from page IL

I. NCOntlQueO ITOfD page III
$4,000.
General sinking fund $6975 to,
tal-Salary of secretary $500
redemption of bonds, $3.50; in
terest on bonds, $4,000; incident
ais, S25.
= Swimming pool fund, $1,000.
Playground fund, $1,000.
: Parking meter fund, $4,000.
Approve Sewer Hike
Matter Of increasing sewer
rentals was brought up by Walter
Asman, of the Board of Public
Affairs, and Floyd c.. Browne, Of
Marion, consulting engineer to the
Village.
Recommendations call for ar
increase of SO percent all along
the line. This would raise domes-
tic and small commercial users
from S4 to $6 per year. Nestles
Milk Products, Inc, would be in
creased from $2400 to $4,000 pei
year and the Ohio Reformatory
for Women, from $500 to S120C
per year. Proposed increases foI
these two places are based on
their population-equivalent.
Estimated income for the sew
age department, as a result OF
these increases, would be $1,000
from domestic users, $500 from
commercial users, $1,000 from the
Reformatory, S5400 from Nestles,
and $400 from other industrial
users.
Provide Sufficient Income
This amount will provide
sufficient income for the opera
ton and maintenance of the sew
age treatment works and sewer
system, for hquidating the exist
ing debt charges, and should pro-
vide sufficient income to amor
tize the cost of constructing the
sanitary relief sewer pumping
station, and force main," report
from Mr.. Browne declares.
After some discussion, Council
man G. L. Kingsmore moved that
these recommendations be accep-
ted and the Solicitor draw up an
ordinance for a two-year period,
to be presented at the next meet
ing. This was seconded by Coun-
Gilman, F. G. Bittikofer and car
Died.
Mr.. KingSmore also moved that
fire protection contracts signed
by Paris, Millcreek and Dover
townships, calling for a yearly
charge of $500 plus cost of fire run
be accepted and any additional
contracts of similar nature also
be accepted. No fire runs are to
be made where there is no con-
tract in force.
Schools Planned
Mr.. Bittikofer, as chairman of
the fire, property and police COM
mittee, reported that the FBI will
conduct a school for policemen of
Marysville and Delaware in the
IIear future. A 20-week school for
iremen will also be conducted
s oon. Mr.. Bittikofer also brought
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13
Capital Lightens Labo

the people in the world enjoys about so per cent
OF all the material income and wealth OF the world
u times our Proportionate share. The part of our
total national income going to workers is about
IS per cent-more than double what it was before
the day of big industrial development.
If you would preserve and protect the American
system which has made this progress possible, be
wary of any person or group attempting to weaken
OF destroy this system Be on the alert against false
theories that would endanger your rights and op-
portunities. The American capitastic system is the
one that encourages mutual respect and considera-
ton, decent observation of your property rights
and the cooperation of all groups for the common
good. 1t is the Right Road for the future.
Talk over current economic problems with your
friends and neighbors. with the groups to which
you belong. Investigate thoroughly the men who
seek your vote Speak up and Let your elected repre-
sentatives know what you expect of them Only
through Informed citizenship working together can
we keep our country on the Right Road.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13

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Any Relief From Relief
Can EditOrial)

Members of the Farm Bureau organizations in the
county watching with outcome of request last
week from the County Commissioners the Board for
an examination OF the relief rolls of the county
session There feeling that the should have
gone little further and the county delegation at Annap
oils to look into merits of the Luber Bill was the result
OF Investigations Of the welfare setup Baltimore
Not only in Maryland, but all the country there is
movement to secure freer hand in administering relief locally
but the Federal furnishes 500 of the funds
and provides that all records concerning receiving fnan
ca aid shall be confidential Rep Koran of the State
OF washington called upon Congress prevent welfare relief
from becoming permanent dole in the nation -
What exaspeates the farmers this county are cases
like this John Doe who perhaps rheumatism at times and is
not able to work constantly has been by physician
ana is receiving financial help Now John is perfectly
able 70 shuck little corn work garden lawn But
II ne receives ten dollars for doing the work. ten dollars
IS taken from his next relief check if becomes known that he
mas eSrmeu 'he money. SO John says 81 can't work-Im
relief I'll lose it if any 1t seems to have become Tho
nothing?" '1e
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-04-03
That Parking Lot Again
Can EditOrial)

EDITORS Notes This article was written too late for last
weeks issue On Tuesday the board lease park
ing lot to the town for years Welsh assured the
board the town will start the improvements shortly In
statement to THE SENTINEL Mr. Kelly expressed his salts
faction and said he felt this first step in general
cleanup of bad situation).
The Mayor and Council of Rockville have asked their counsel
Barnard Welsh to repeat the offer year ago to the
former Board of Commissioners regarding parking lot owned
by the County adjoining the Safeway Store.
AS service to people coming town on business
the town heads would like permission lot
hard surface supervise the parking light more adequately
and clean up the unsighly conditions that exist
The lot which within the Courthouse and the
business section provides free parking and is
Mans Land, In fact dark night, would want to
park her far down the lot bringing her children
to see popular movie
Inc town fathers to be commended for this
carrying forward their for the the COM
mpnty and we hope the Commissioners fit along
them.
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GAINESVILLE Club for many year,
and the club met in her Twins
room each month.
Four CORNERS
This month on April l, the -Four
Corners Club will honor one Of
their active charter members, wher
Mrs. John Cowell and Mrs Philip
Brown entertain the Club at q
luncheon for Mrs. John Hamilton
Mrs. Hamilton has missed very
few meetings in the 20 years of
the clubs existence.
PoToMAc-GLEN
Members of the Potomac Glen
Club are holding a Kid Glove
making School on April 1 and 2 at
the home of its president, Mrs.
Leo Clagett. Mrs. F. ]. Doering is
chairman of the project and ar
ranged for the supplies needed by
the club members.
POTOMAC VALLEY
The Potomac Valley Club is hav-
ing its Upnolstering School on
April 9, 10, and IL, at the Cabin
John Gardens Community House.
There is room for one or two more
in the Slip Cover School to be held
in the new Extension Work room
on second floor in the Old Court
House. The dates are the Is, Is
and II. Note that these days are
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day.
A New CLUB
Mrs. Albert Gloyd of Choppers
has asked to have a new Home
makers Club started in that neigh
borhood. A "get acquainted with
the program" meeting will be held
at Mrs. Gloyd's home on April IS.
at 2 P. M.
At that time the Home Demon
stration Agent will explain her du-
ties to a club and the obligation
Of the members. Then if the ladies
decide to be members a four-month
period of being a project group
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HAVE You PAID DUES?

Our office secretary, Mrs. Doro-
thy P. Crawford, has completed a
very fine checking of the active
memberships in the clubs. She
knows the number of members who
have not enrolled in the clubs this
year, the number of new members
ard the total enrolment. Letters
have been written to all the wom-
en- who have not rejoined the club.