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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-17
1900 VISITORS TOUR STANDARD
PRODUCTS DURING Open HOUSE

Over 2200 guests thoroughly en-
joyed the open house party at the
Standard Products company's loc-
al plant Sunday afternoon when
the 767 employees had "Their
Day" as they showed their wives,
husbands, children and other rela-
tives points of interest in the
spacious plant.
Although some workers were
stationed in each department to
answer questions and explain oper-
ations, it was not a conducted tour
as the management wanted the
employees and their guests to
tour the plant at their own discre-
ton.
Santa Claus was present to-
greet all the children and during
the afternoon, each child received
a bag of candy, nuts and oranges
while the ladies were presented
sets of plastic refrigerator dessert
cups made at the St. Clair, Michi-
gan, Standard Products plant.
Members of the Port Clinton
Fire Department were in attend
ance at the open house and made
a splendid impression in their
snappy uniforms. H. D. Myers,
president of the company, DR.. j.
IS. Reid, chairman of the board of
directors, as well as other COM
pany officials were among the
guests.
While their parents toured the
plant, over 500 children enjoyed
colored cartoons and Christmas
pictures shown in the special
theatre where they were under
care of plant nurses. The pop
corn. machine was taxed to capaci-
ty throughout the afternoon as the
youthful visitors enjoyed their
fill.
Greetings were extended by
reception committee and special
programs were distributed. Christ
mas trees were located in the main
plant area and the front office and
holiday decorations were in
abundance throughout the. shop
and cafeteria.
Large signs pointing out var
ious facts Of interest were shown.
Especially interesting was a large
map of the U. S. showing shipping
destinations in all Of the 48 states
and numerous foreign countries
as we'll as the location of other
Standard Products company
plants. This map graphically en-
phasized Standard Products posi-
ton as the worlds largest manu-
facturer of automobile window
channel.
The more than 2200 guests con-
sumed 200 pounds of wieners, 180
pounds of baked ham, $50 pounds
of corned beef, 80 pounds of swiss
cheese, 1876 dozen bags of potato
chips, 200 dozen cup cakes, 200
dozen servings ice cream, 100 gal
Ions coffee, 80 gallons of choco.
late milk, 300 loaves of bread, 18O
dozen buns, 80 quarts cream, 80
pounds butter and 1900 bags of
popcorn.
Most appropriate was the "Wel-
come" which graced the program.
In part, it said: at is our sincere
desire that each of US will get to
know each other better, to ac-
quaint our families with the place
where we work and to promote a
more happy and congenial spirit
among US.
"We hope that your visit will be
a pleasant one and that it will be
of mutual benefit to all of u.s."
From the complimentary re-
marks heard this week from open
house visitors, it is evident that
the first open house was distinct
success and that it should be an
annual event.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-17
Marilyn Herrlin
Is Peace Winner

Miss Marilyn Herrlin, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Herrlin,
East Fourth street, was adjudged
the Ottawa County winner in the
Prince of Peace contest held Sun
day evening in Trinity Methodist
church.
Miss Herrlin's oration was on
the subject "The Road to Peace.
She is a senior in the local school.
Miss Lois Everett was the other
local winner.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-17

day evening are TRINITY MetnodlSt,
Evangelical United Brethren and
Gypsum Community church work
erS.
At Trinity Methodist
Inaugurating the Christmas pro-
grams in this city will be members
of Trinity Methodist church,
where holiday parties for chill
dren will be held this Friday af-
ternoon and Saturday afternoon
while the special program is
scheduled for 1880 Sunday evening.
Opening the series in Trinity
church will be the Christmas party
for the Junior department from d
to 6 p. m. this Friday afternoon.
Two parties are planned for
Saturday afternoon, with the chill
dren in the Beginners department
to be. entertained from l to 8
o'clock, and the Primary depart
ment's Christmas party scheduled
from 3 to p. m.
A religious drama, songs and
recitations are included in the
Christmas program at 1880 Sun
day evening. Santa Claus will be
present with treats for all the
children.
Mrs. NJ. J. Edwards will direct
the pageant which will be featur-
ed at 7:30 in Trinity Methodist
church. Mrs. George Slaughter
is assistant director, and Clay Bor-
der is general superintendent. Mrs.
Darrell Fadely is in charge of the
SPECIAL music for the program,
t'@'sSast in the pageant are Mrs.
DCris Puaenberger, Mrs. Ray
Lyons, Nancy Felshaw, Joyce
Kirk, Charles Adams, James Rud-
dock, Philip Campbell, Art Eel
shaw and Michael Fall.
During the Sunday morning pro-
gram at 1890 in Trinity church,
Miss Marilyn Herrlin, County
Prince of Peace contest winner,
will give her winning oration, "The
Road to Peace.
AT f. u. B. Church
A play "The Joybells Of Christ
mas" will be the feature of the
program in the Z. U. B. church
at 7:30 this Sunday evening. The
Beginners and Primary pupils
will give their recitations and the
quartet of Cara Ann Webb, Mary
Alice Beam, Judy 'Stuckey and De
anne McRoberts will sing "a
Christmas Lullabye".
| During the play, members Of
the Primary, Junior and Inter
mediate choirs will sing, with
special solos being rendered by
John Wilber, Jean McCandhsh.
Audrey HEIR and Mary Louise
! Bloom.
| Featured in the play will be
Janice Scott as Mary, Robert Pet
ersen as Gabriel, F. Milton Rider
as Joseph and Harry Kleinhans
as the lnnkeeper. Miss Scott will
sing "Ave Maria" during her por-
trayal. Others in the cast are
Joy Beam, Joan Stuckey, Shirley
Scott, Betty Kraemer, Lois Fet-
terman, Norma Taylor, Max Bur
kins, Bob Neff, Tom Nef, Ronald
! Everett and Milton HEIR, Jr.
| At Gypsum Community Church
A Christmas pageant by the
Young Peoples group is featured
for the program in the Gypsum
Community church, to begin at
1880 Sunday evening.
, Also scheduled are recitations,
songs, sermonette by Rev. Krebs
and distribution of gifts to the
Sunday school pupils. After this
program, the Young Peoples Fell
lOwship group will go caroling.
Episcopal Church
A Christmas program and party
for the Sunday School children
of St. Thomas church will be held
at p. m. Sunday in the Guild
hall.
An excellent program under the
direction of Mrs. Lee Bracken is
planned. Santa Claus will be
present with gifts for the young
SterS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-17
TO PUBLISH EARLY

So that last st-minute Christ
mas shopping advertisements
and grocery store advertise
ments will be before our read
ers in time to be effective, the
Ottawa County News next
week will be published on
Wednesday, Dec. %. All ad-
vertisers, pastors, news COR
respondents and contributors
are asked to mail copy at least
a day earlier.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-17

A few of the 2200 employees
and their guests who toured the
Standard Products company
plant during the open house
party Sunday afternoon are
shown in this Misch photo. The
factory was appropriately dec
Grated for the holiday season,
and Santa Claus had a busy af-
ternoon handing out gifts to the
children and ladies'.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-17
CHILDREN AWAIT
VISIT FROM SANTA
Methodist Church Plans Par
ties; Other Churches Set
Later Dates

Although Christmas is still
week away, Santa Claus will visit
children in at least four local
churches this weekend while spec
ial yuletide programs will be held
Christmas Eve and Christmas
night in other churches.
Planning programs this Sun
day evening are Trinity Methodist.
Evangelical United Brethren and
Gypsum Community church work
ers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-17

THE NEWS is prepared to
do your JOB PRINTING on
a basis of Good Workman
ship and Good Service at
Fair Prices. Phone 5271.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-30

Mutter Die Sanb briifen, ipirit fir
elm paar ld)one augenblide oein
SD" abItreifen 1nb bih gan3 nil
lenIos Der arelioe Der alien Srou
|iiberlaiien. Oh ipirit ibre Gorfren-
be nit empfinben, tpirit in @eoan-
ten BEL al ben Gorbereitlngen bel
fen unb cine itille Seligfeit, oie on
|nnbeiDuBt eingeiogen, miro Dir ben
Igan5en Gag berfldren.
ODER bore, iunge Sreunot1t: Oh
erfdbfit elm hir befalu1tes iltnges
Wedb6en bat iid berlobt. 9u begeg-
|nelt Dem 8raltpoar. gs lit 51rtli6
Juno gliidIi6 l1nb liebt oie 8elt bon
&oien. @irit ou nun ben freli6igen
Grub Der iungen 8raut nit neioi-
|i6em &opfneigen ertDibern, ibnen
|nabi6auen llnb ibr Slid perfleinern
nollen nit b6ien @ebanfen, neil ou
nod nidt begebrt nnrbelt o6er tpei(
|ou 1ngliid batteIt? Hein, bas ipirit
on Dir nidt nntiln! 0u tpirIt ibnen
nit offenen slugen nadidauen, ipirit
ibre brdutlicben Seligfeiten mitoen-
fen, tpirIt ibnen alles, alles @liid
fir Die 3ufunft ipiini6en = unb
|ebe on oir's DeriiebIt, baIt on nnbe.
tpuBt tell an ibrem Slid. 9ein @e-
|iibt, oas elm leltcn idoner Bug ner-
Hart, miro es Ser @elt berruten.
mie lidt nno eoel in Dir sic sSreuoe
einge5oge niit. go fannit ou teilbaben
an ieoem Slid, ieoer DtDrtenfrans
miro fir bi6 Damn eine ssreuoen-
bliite baben, unb oein Mntlit fann
ME baBlib tperoen, oenn ser Sug Der
gerbitterung lit es, Ser Elm Mntlib
|alsmadt lno entiteGt. Ma6e Sera
uno Seele melt. Cine 1nenolid)e
5reuoenquelle front itiinoIid iiber
Die @roe BIN. Grinfe bid iatt oaron
nno meroe gliidlib! l1nb on tpirIt es
oann ii6er aud in 8irfli6feit! 9enn
5reuoe il,dt immer mieoer ssreuoe
ouf, oas lit cine alte atIade 8er.
oct 1petle rno gut - 1lnb ibr fonnt
gar ni6t ungliidli6 peroen.
"8enn ou @ott ,poltelt Can't fir
ale SuIt erit iagen,
gu batteit gar nidt 3eit, sSbm nod
Sein 8eb' 5u flaeen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-30
Sreuoe

8ir ollie fOnnten t6glid, itiinoli6
bas 2eben unenoli6 tiefer genieBen,
Denn mir es rebt berItiinoen, uns
5u vfreuen". Iber Die 1penigIten per-
Iteben ous. 8ir iinb nod piel 5ll
ielbitiii6tig, um uns 10 redt freuen
gu fonnen. 3a geb' i6 eu6 Elm Ste
sept: Gin Guentlein 2ebensbunger
unb brei Quentlein Selbltloligfeit
|nn0 nod elm Guentlein 2ebens ,peis-
belt! 0as miidt gut ourbeinanoer,
es ipirft @unber.
Ilio macbt bie glugen auf; benn
Inn el6 ri6tig freuen au lernen,
miiBt ibr Dor aaen Dineen vieben"
lernen! 0as, mas ben Neioigen Pets
neuen Gram bringt, oas lit es, mos
ben Sodber5igen itets cine aueae
neuer 5reuben lit: oas Weitfreuen.
9as Witfreuen ltebt unenolid bof
iiber Dem Witleib, benn es lit oas
S61perlte, aber au6 bas &06ite, mos
mir bel ltrenger Selblt5ubt erreiden
f0nnen. 9en nenne i6 mabrbafi
gliidlid, Ser es fertig bringt, lif
reItlos mit3ufreuen. uno Sa5u lit i'm.
mer @elesenbeit. Da Elm paar fleine
|aatagli6e 8eiipiele!
0u beeegneit auf ser StraBe ei.
nem 8efannten. ct itrablt iiber bas
gan5e @elibt. S6on bon ferne ruff
er es sir entgegen: gr bat ettpas
geerbt. Sea, er fann's brau6en! @irIi
on nun neioig iei,1 neil on Ieer aus.
lgingIt, als cine @rbtante 1tarb
Nein? Nun bea6te oas freubeitrab.
lenoe @eiibt 6eines 8efannten, bas
aaein an5uieben, lit idon Elm Sc.
nuB. Denf bid in ieine @eoanfen
lieine Bldne binein: nun fann er lei.
men 2ieblingsmunih erfiilen! 8eld
Ifrobe @mpfin0ungen n1iiiien ibn
our6fluten! &olte tie NIT, niemant
ltort oid babel, am lpenigiten bein
8efannter lelbit, Der beine aufri1ti.
lge Mitfreuoe Dir BON ben @ugen ab,
Ilieit unb nun iiberlddumeno bid IN
ole ieine 3ufunftspl1ne einpeibt
bi6 gum 8ertrauten ina6t. Seine
0reuoe miro Die oeine uno elm 2euh.
ten miro ourb ben gan5en Gag &C.
ben.
Soer bu borIt cine ulte Weuttel
liprehen: .Morgen fommt mein Sobn
aus Der Srembe!" l1n6 Ole iiberquel'
lenoe 5reilbe 5ittert ibr bis in Die
5ingeripiben. 8irit ou nun NIT trii.
benz geeio oenfen: ,Wein Sobn III
nun id)on 10 Iange fort, unb oel
fonlmt ni6t!" gein, oas mirit ou
niht tlin! Du pirIt Der gliidliher
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-30
u1utter uno Kinol

sic bilben bie inniglte @emei1t-
libaft, Die Ser Sdopfer getpollt; benn
laus 6em 2eben Der Wutter entpfing
bas &ino 2eben, bod nitbt nllr bies,
auh @eien, @eItalt uno Gbarofter
SIMMER miro bie Seele Der Weut.
Ter bie @runblage biloen fir bas
lieelii6e 2eben bes &inbes fir ieine
erften aeilBerungen 1nb gntfaltun.
gen. fir bie @eitaltung Der eriten
ISbeen uttb bes @ott.grfennens unb
8ott- -Dieners.
Sic lit tpie Ser feline Yinlel bes
Nalers, Ser iiber bie 2einipanb
Iltreiht rnb BORT oie berrlihiten Bill
Ser 5aubert bon Sarbe, Ouft unh
lSb6nbeit.
sic lit ipie Ser MeiBel oes &iinit.
Hers, Ser iiber unbebauenes @eitein
fdbrt uno oieien 6orm sibt ,tnb
@eitalt un6 2eben unb SeeIe.
sic lit tpie bas tiefe, alles UNI
| |faiieiloe guge @ottes, bas bur6 iei-
ne 8egeniport bie Seine bes 80ien
5erltort i,nb bas @ute fortnt uno for
bert.
Sic lit @ottes @ebilfin, Seine
Giei- -@etreue, sic nod Seinem @il.
len iiber oie groe idreitet nit opfer.
|frobem Ser5en nno in 6ienenber unb
entiaeenoer 2iebe.
llnb mas bas &ino an ibrer 8ruit
lift ibr gottgetpontes Seiligtum, Elm
reiner, 1lnenttpeibter 1empel, tporin
lie tauienb &er5en ent5iinben ion, sic
ba bremen uno lobern uno flammen
our @bre oes ginen bes Mnbeilisen.
l1no oie Seele hires &inoes i'll
mie elm tpunoerbares Snl nltrument,
tporauf lie bie feiniten Gone tpeden
FAINT bie Meniden gu entaiiden. 9ie-
|nenoe @iite unb opfernoe Sreue, fill
les @eouloen unb frobe 8ereiti i6aft,
alles in allem: Die Sinfonie ser
I2iebe :.
l1no 6ie Seele ibres Gin6es iii
pie Elm fru6tbares MderIanb sur
SriibIinesaeit I'M Morsentau uno
Sonnenidein. anes tonn iie lGen
|uno pflan5en alf bieiem 8oben uno
|neben @ottes= unb Weni6enIiebe, ne
ben Dem MetapbpIii6en, Die @Iemen-
|te beg Biifens, Die eriten Sdoen bon
@eihidte uno &ultur, oie Weni1en
|nnb Sabrbunberte perbinoen.
Die Wfl1tter eibt alio Dem &inbe
ibr siefites, ibr Snnerltes, ibre Sc
oanfen, ibre Seele. Wie i6on nno
eoel muB iie lein, ,pie rein unb Iau-
ter, menn iie iid uioeripieeeln ion
lin Der Seele ibres ainoes uno oes
ainoes Seele elm NbgIan5 ibrer eli
genen tperoen ioa; benn tie biloen
ia Die innisite @emeinidaft, oie Der
S6opfer ie getpout, bie Mutter uno
|ibr &ino .
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-30
Uah be9aneener unort

lleber bas slbbitten Ser ainoer
nod elmer begangenen 11nart GuBert
ltb eine befannte franaoiiibe 5drift-
itenerin ausfiibrli6 in elmer pGoago-
gti6en 3eitI6rift. Inter oem bielen
gebeStgensperten lit beionoers fol-
genoes berbor5,rbeben: r2eioer glau-
ben biele gltern unb @raieber, 6aB
elm &in6 nod empfangener 5trafe
abbitten muB, INN bie Waht ser gr-
5ieber gan5 5u fiiblen llno ieoen Stols
ooer Srot bon iif gu iperfen. Dies
miro AUDI in Der Sat bur9 oos Mb-
bitten erreidt, aber 5ugleih au6,
bob oas &inb beu6eln lernt unb
i6lieBli6 81 ser giniidt gelangt,
oaB es aug slbbitten bin meiter Jim
|oigen oarf.
gas inteligerte &inb fiibIt gang
genau, baB es ibm ,lnmoslid lit, feit
81 perIpre6en, oiele ober iene un-
|art ni6t mieoer 81 tim, ,no es fiiblt
ferner, Bob bie @ltern Dies gan5 ge-
Inau piiien. gs merit au6, oaB man
ourh 0as Derlangte 8erlpre6en iei=
ner unart unb 8eitrafllng nur einen
|offi5iellen SfluB seben min, nno
| |fiiblt it6 infolgeoeiien gebemiitigt.
Gang anoers lit es oagenen, iuenn
man, obne oas &inb au atpingen,
auf lein Ser5 unb @e,nit 10 ein-
tpirft, baB es in 9feue uno Ghmers,
Die @ltern gefrdnft gu baben, biel-
lei6t in ipeiher Stimmung nit Ell
mem ber5li6en &uB INN 8er5eibung
bittet. Damn aber fange man nidt
tpieber nit neuen grmabnungen an.
Wan nebne ben 8eri0bnungsperiud)
liebenoa auf uno laiie Die Sahe er-
leoigt iein.
sSaat Elm &inb offers in oenlelben
Sebler 3uriid, 10 eri6mere man ibm
Die Bitte Inn 8er5eibung ettpas, ie-
oob ni6t oerartig, baB es i9lieBli6
beritodt miro. 8emerft man, oaB bas
&inb Der nnart ielbIt nidt eine oIl-
5u groBe 8ihtigfeit beilegt, uno
bas num-8er5eibung= bitten" Mber
oem Spiel bergiBt, 10 gebe man lie
ber nidt peiter auf ben 5ebler elm.
0enn oes &inbes Stimmung ipeh-
ielt ihnea, uno mo es sic Sdnere
Ileines 8ereebens, bas meiIt Dem fino-
lliden unperItano entiprungen iIt,
|niht erfennt, ipiirbe es cine Strafe
uno eine geipabrte 8eroeibung nidt
beriteben.
Ni6t I'M abbitten, oas elm Ieiht.
Ifertig gegebenes geripreden lit, mir
fen eltern nno gr5ieber beriGbneno
auf Die &inoesleele elm, ionoern i'm
Ter5eiben, in Nadiidt unb Iiebebol-
lem ermabnen. Denn mo- 6as @ino
Mbtung fiiblt, gepdbrt es audi Sic.
be, uno mo es liebt, iudt es Ser
Iiobnung." F. G.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-30
8ier5ebntes &apite1
8eiuder in Der 2inbenmiible

8eter Selbing, oer 2inoenmiiuer,
Idritt ourd bie gfaume ieines Sau-
les nit Der Mtiene zines Wannes,
ser nit iid unb ben1 S6idial 5ufrie>
oen lit. unb - barin mar gan5 Berg
beim einig - er batte allen 8runo,
5ufrieoen 6u iein: ieine S6eunen Da>
rem iiberreid eefiillt, idpere Wil6s
fiibe uno tpabre Sra6teremplare bon
Yferoen itanben in oen Stdqen. Sie
id1perbelaoenen Wiibleipogen fubren
unter Sdeuentlingeln, bon frdftigen,
slGn5enoen 8Gulen ge5ogen, talaui
uno talab. Die WeIble flapperte I'M
aufb0rlid, uno sic SGgniible iefun,
bierte ibr. Sagli6 mebrten iid oes
Wiillers &ei6tum uno iein Inieben.
llno Denn er auf elegantem @agen
nit oen 5tpei flinfen 8raunen 0urd)
Die StraBen fubr, 5eigte i'm tpobl
mande Wutter ibrem beranpa6lens
ben Sobne: .Sieb oa BEN 2inbens
miller! Ser lit Elm 8eiipiel, pie 1peit
es elmer nit 5leiB uno Sii6tigteit
bringen fann trot Der i6le6ten
3eiten."
SIM oorigen Serblte mar er fait
einitimmig in Oen @emeinoerat &C.
mdblt uoroen, uno man er5dblte iif)
ptel BON ieinen flugen Inli6ten uno
ieinem @ifer fiir oas 8obl Der Stobt.
sln oieiem Idonen Worgen aber
bate Ser Dfiiaer nod einen gan5 BE-
lonoeren @runo, brett einber5uidrei-
ten uno ieine Stimme 5u erbeben. @r
eripartete 8alte, uno mas fir @1ite!
!Serren aus ser Geiioena, bie nit
elmer groBen, ernIten anfrage on i'm
berantreten iolten, nit Der 0rase,
Oh er, Beter Selbing, Otiible- uno
Sdsn1iiblebeiiter uno 8emeinoerat
BON gerebeim, setpiat lei, Die 8ehte
uno slnli6ten bon Sauienoen ieiner
Nitbiirger aus oem gan5en 8e5irf
i'm 2anotag 5u pertreten. Sb Heter
Selbing semiat lei?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-30
(Sortie etung)

,8ir tpollen bier nidts bon Del
nem Ssuoenfram. Otad, oaB on tort
fommit," rief Safob lpieoer unb grifI
nab elmer 8eitide, oie an einem $50
gen lebnte. r6lugsl &ebrt gen1adt!
SaIt ou geb0rt?" gr lieB Die Seit'
ie in ser 2uft fnallen llno trat etnl'
ge Sdritte Dor. SIM Sinter9runoe er'
Id]ienen Die &nedJte ltno Mrbetter
sic nod beenoetem Wtittageiien aus
Dem Souie traten. Sic laben Die S5e'
ne nit Wurren. 9lmbros, Der ols
letter berbeifom, bronete iitb 5pi
Iden 5pei frGftigen Wtiiaerburiher
burd. Damn bun1pelte er, 10 ldnel
i'm sic 9eine trugen, iiber Sen Sol
uno rief Iaut: Tim ser tauleo 8ott'
mile! Safob, iddmet Sbr gu6 aud
oar nit? Wtit ser Geitld a11f Elm
oIte Nann losgebe, uno Denn's aut
at SUD iidt! Ges iidt ia bimmel'
i6reienb!"
v&iimmere 0i6 Inn beine Sa6en
0u lpirit nit ieOem Gage freher unr
naiepeiier, alter Saeeoieb! 8enn id
einmol Serr bin, fliegit Ou binaus,
lopiel bob' id sir l6on oft geIagt,
brummte Sotob 0reerlid), vmah, oab
ou mir aus oem 8eg fomnit, ionIt"
- orobeno lieB er Oie Seitl6e fnal'
len 1n6 riifte 6em cSu0en ndher.
aber audi ambros i6ritt tapfer
unO uneridroden iiber sic Dtitte oes
Sofes. Sm Sintergrunoe unter Dem
NIblentore brdngte itd &opf an
aopf; Murren uno 3urufen Duroen
lauter. sSingal, ser ma6tige 8ernbar-
oiner, Der in Ieiner Siitte iein Wit~
togsidIafden eebalten, erbob leine
getpoltige Stimme 11no rib an Ser
&ette. 0riiben i'm rStor6en" offnes
te iih Elm Se,1iter, uno bas Samts
f1pphen oes Stor6entpirts erl6ien
i'm Rabmen.
Itoles bate lid langiam 5uriid.
ee5ogen. 3itterno uno eilie nabm er
ieinen Sad pon Ser Wauer, als Im'
bros i'm erreidte uno iid an feline
Seite ltelte. gr riidte bem Sauiierer
leine Gait aure6t unb geleitete i'm
bis in Die Ntitte Der StraBe.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-06-24
Damascus Land Dispute Settled

The suit filed last year to deter
mine the ownership of a strip of
land between the new Druid Thea
tire at Damascus, and the adjoin-
ing property was settled last week
in the Circuit Court before Judge
Woodward.
The strip of land claimed by
both Druid Clodfelter, owner and
operator of the Druid Theatre,
and Harry F. Pearce, his neigh
Dor, was about 13 feet wide by the
depth of the Pearce lot.
Judge Woodward, at a previous
trial, ordered the county surveyor
to survey the land in dispute. One
of the important steps in this work
was to find the starting point,
which was the center of an old
well, which had not been located
at the time of the first trial, but
which was found by the county
surveyor and reported to the
Court.
After examination of the coun-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-06-24
Standings
CiSSel-SaxOn
Takes Lead By
Winning Sunday

Cissel-Saxon jumped into second
place by winning a double-header
over Glen Echo, 5 to 8, and 2 to l.,
en- Rock Greek diamond No. 2, to
feature play in the Montgomery
Park and Planning League on
Sunday.
In other games, the league-lead-
ing Silver Spring Nine chalked up
its seventh straight by winning a
so forfeit over Atchison and KEEL
Ter, the Kensington >Firemen out
slugged WV Post of Silver
Spring, IL to 9, at Montgomery
Blair, while the Elks and Myron-
Cowell mines split a twin bill, on
the Nolte diamond, with the Elks
taking the first game, to 1, the
Cowells, the second, 10 to 8.
Sundays schedule is as follows:
Cissel-Saxon VS.. Kensington Fire
men, Rock Greek No. Q; Glen Echo
VS.. Myron-Cowell, Argyle; Silver
Spring VS.. Elks, Montgomery
Blair. All games will be played at
8 P. M. A fourth game = VFW
against Atchison and Keller-has
been postponed until later date
by agreement of both, teams.