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Evening star., 1948-09-26

You Get More Hsut Out Of Every Drop Of Oil
Amazing, but true: as you save on oil, you get
more heat! Because Duo -Therm's exclusive and
different Burner gets more beat ont Of every drop
ofoA
That's because this Burner (and only this
Burner) mixes air and oil in stages for clean,
efficient operation from low pilot to highest
fame. The full-bodied, generous mushroom
type fame floats in the tough, light weight steel
heat chamber hugs the chamber walls =.
transfers more heat to your home quicker.
There are no moving parts, so there's moth
ing to wear out or get out of order. And it's
absolutely silent!
Evening star., 1948-09-26

The Dvo-Therm Sports
man for eabins, mossis.
Also available: the Duo
Therm Troiier Heater for
trailers up to 3 rooms.
Evening star., 1948-09-26

The Dvo-Therm Sheraton
style upright model cir
evIotins heater with new
dvo-tone mahogany fin
ish. Il sizes).
Evening star., 1948-09-26

Payments on your home are
made easy by renting a room.
Renting a room is made easy
by advertising in The Star.
Call Sterling 5000. Open 8 am.
to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1948-09-26

tered voters to get q new party or
an independent candidates name on
the ballot.
Herman Talmadge, who won the
Democratic nomination for Cover
nor earlier this month, said he
favored asking the Legislature to
settle the electoral vote dispute. Mr..
Talmadge campaigned against Pres
ident Truman's civil rights program.
Evening star., 1948-09-26

Mike Pecarovich, who helps Jim
Barber coach the New York Yankee
line, was the last Gonzaga U. foot
ball coach. The school has dropped
the sport.
Evening star., 1948-09-26
You Get More Comfort, More Convenience,
Mors 8suvfyl

Mers ssovtyl
!. You tend the FIRE by turning dial, thanks
to Duo -Therm's handy fnger-hp controls.
z. You get instant spot heat when you need
it, with Duo -Therm's radiant door. ;. You
get plenty of healthful, moist heat because of
Duo Therm's built-in b1midJfer. 4. And you
get more heat in your house because Duo'
Therm keeps it from escaping up the chimney
with the special, built-in waae-stoRter
And yov beoufify your home as you heat Il be.
cause every Duo Therm is designed by master
furniture stylists to be beautiful piece of fur'
niture as we'll as an efficient heaterI
Evening star., 1948-09-26
YES. YOU Can Save up to 25% ON FUEL OIL
with q Duo -THERm Heater with Power-Air!

It's as simple as this: the Duo -Therm heater
with Power-Air is so thrifty with fuel it rrac-
tically pays for itself on oil savings alone!
So this year, more than ever, common sense
tells YOU there's no substitute for Duo-Therm
performance Because yoa get more beat from
erery drop Of oil as yo3 SAFE up to 253o ON tHel
oil with Power-Air! You save money, save
fuel-guard your health and comfort. Here's
how:
Evening star., 1948-09-26
Power-Air Saves up to
! Gallon Of Oil out Of Every 4

You can count on this saving when you own a
Duo-Therm! Because severe tests IN cold
Northern climate trope that Duo-Therm
heater with Power-Air Blower actually saves
up to 1870 on fuel OIL
Recause tits Blower-not fan-Power.Air
gets more heat into every nook and corner -:
keeps floors much, much warmer gives you
much more heat and comfort at the living level.
No other heater at any price has Power.Air
except Duo-Therm!
Evening star., 1948-09-26
Models from 1925 and See the complete line your Duoem dealer

The Duo-Therm Radioni
cirevIasor Model for
plenty Of heat at low
cost. u both rodiaiss and
eirevlaies. II sizes).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-14

WHO WILL SEND FOOD AND
CLOTHES to help support a
Homeless Baby from Eastern
Germany, born January Is,
1947, named Matthias DOM
hardt? Address: FAMILY BERT
DOMHARDT, HORNEBURG-
NIEDERELBE, I'M GROSSEN
SANDE IS BEL REUTER-. GER
MANY, BRITISH ZONE.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-14

init ibr meiien fonnen. Mnnette NOR
cine eigentiimlide, originelle Gibte-
rim, eir5ig unb aaein bon ibrem @e-
|nius eeleitet, Iopobl in ibrer Denf-
|pie in ibrer 4usorufsDeiie. sic ging
ibre eisenen 8ege, unberiibrt bon
Dem 8elttreiben, Dem Streiten uno
Saoern oer 3eit, rnbefiirnmert Inn
oen 8eifaa Ser Wenge. Sn ibrer 9ib=
tune enttpidelt ite erbobene ShOn-
beiten, eroBe 8eoanfen. sic bepun-
oerte uno liebte oie Natrr. Sbre uSei-
oebilOer" iino nabre Meiiterltiide
lanoi6aftli6er Sdilberung. Sbre
9nritellungsneiie lit finoli6 einfa6
uno ood 10 erbaben. 9lue ibre 0i6-
tungen atmen ben @eiIt elmer tief=
glGubigen &atbolifin Elm lieblib
.ouftenOes peltf6lilbes Seioeroslein.
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= Sran u. ST., Wu.

Gos bette Oiittel bel GrtGltungen
irgenoDel6er Irt lit uno bleibt Die
aus Ser WeoOe geratene naltmooii6e"
S6mistur, Ioipobl bel 9inoern ols
audi bel grpa6lenen. Mon trinft
a6enos Dor Oem S6lafengeben Elm
@lus belize 2imonooe, ser man etipas
guten 9ranntmein beimiI6t, oedt lie
Darm 81 uno beginnt 5u i6pisen.
8enn sic llnterfleioer gu feu6t ner=
Den, pe6Ielt man oielelben uno per-
iudt, pieOer in S6peiB 5u geroten.
Gur6 0ieles Gerfabren fann man oft
in elmer Nadt oie grfdltuns Iosper-
ben. 0ton greife ia ni6t gu Sen mo-
bernen Butentmitte(n, bie tpobl seit=
peilig 2inberung, aber feline Seilung
bringen uno oft groBere l1ebel i'm
8efolge baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-14
: @m. Sp., Maih.

@ir leben, lpie Sic riftig bener=
fen, int Sabrbunoerte ser JeOen 1lnE
&orte, a6er peniger our6greifenoeh
eaten. Seoer reoet, ld)reibt uno pre-
otgt, ober es gelfiebt ni6t piel 5ur
9eilerung ser 3ultdnoe. Gor ollem
ollten sic &otbolifen WGnner Ser Sat
lein. Turh ibr 8eiIpiel gutter Saten
IoQten lie alf Sic Wtitpelt einnirten.
9totb unlGngIt bat Gopit Sius XII.
ben &atbolifen 51gerufen: rgs ge=
niigt nidt, lt6 in groBen S6aren INN
oie slltGre ser Iaerieligiten SSlnefrolt
81 ionmeln, 8aben, 8lumen unb 8it=
ten Oar5ubringen, ionOern mir ioaen
oielmebr 1lniere moralil6e 2ebens.
Deile i'm offentli6en 1tno pripaten Sc.
ben erneuern. Gin &atbolif ser Sat
lielt lnb unteritiitt sic fotboliIde
Greiie, lit tGtig in religioien ltno
mobltdtigen Sereinigungen, ididt iei=
ne &tnoer in fatboliife S6ulen ltno
Sebruni italten unb iu6t naG &rdften
WtiIheben 81 perbiiten. ginen Wen.
l6en erfennt man an ieinen Saten
uno Sonolungen I'M pripaten uno 81
fentlihen 2eben. Gin &otbolif, Ser
fem Saten-&atbolif it, erfiillt ieine
Gfli6t ols 6nmiIien= uno Staotsmit=
glieo niht uno lit Elm Shmarober I'M
S6oB ser fatboliIden Stride. Gin fir
alle lauen, 1lnt6tigen 9atbolifen iinb
Die bon uniern Wiliionoren in China
umO Sapon befebrten Seioen, tpeld)e
nad) Sen 8eridten ser Miiiionare,
nidt nur Sab uno 8ut, ionoern ibr
Se6en fir ibren 8louben opfern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-14

pie sic &arlsruber @o6en5eitung
,Iu' in ibrer Summer bonn 25.
Muguit 1947 melbete. 8ir ameri-
fonii6en Steuer5abler miiiien ourh
Silfsgeloer, sic in immer bobere
0tiaion Collar iteigen, oieleS our6
fron5oiiihen Iiebi.abl am oeltlden
Golfe sic Oiirftigen 3eutl6en in Der
fran5oitl6en Gone erndbren. Gas lit
ser Ionf, Sen mir ebenfuus bon ben
Huiien ernten fir Die bon 1tns erbal=
tenen Miaioroen, pdbrenb lie int be-
ietten SIt-3eutlGlono aae oeutiden
6abrifen obbreden uno nod guB-
lon0 peribleppen. 8ie fam burb
Iolde (ruIiiid-) ~oemofratiihe" Wes
tbooen oem oarbenoen oeutiden SOL
fe ullfgebolfen DerOen?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-14
Elm uritrrrr Brrtrht iiher
has BrtP1tRrfpmtnar in
Bnnn ann Rhrttt

3onn bleibt bie Sale beS
8abnbofs &oln @eIt binter uns, uno
Der 3ug roat meinem 3iel entgegen:
Die StaOt Bonn. 3und6it l1mfabren
mir Die &olner Snnenitoot, Die als elm
rieltges Sriimmerfelo linfs bon uns
liegt. Ius ibr Iteden 5pei Siirme
gan5 marfant beroor: Ser Com.
uSeltiam, bente id, rlpie er bon
Deitem 10 gan5 unperiebrt eri6eint,"
uno babel babe i6 nod am Worgen
ieine 8unOen - Sdaoen uno Giiie
- geleben, aus Oenen er blutet. Nun
mutet er mid an pie Elm mabnenbes
&reu5 auf einem Deiten Srieobof. -
Sm 9abnbof Bonn ertpartet midi
mein 6reuno. Srobes 8egriiBen.
Gann geben mir 81 leiner @obnung
I'M GOuegium sllbertinum, einem ser
beioen &onpifte, in benen oae Sbeo-
logteltuoenten Der gr5oio5ele &0ln in
Den bier erlten Stuoieniabren an Der
llniperlit1t Bonn 5uiommenleben 9ie
3ufobrt 5u Dem 8ebduoe, oas etpas
bon ser StraBe 5uriidgelegen lit, ,piro
bon 5erit0rten Sauiern geldumt.
vGort linfs lit bas friibere S6nes
lternbuus, iagt ser 5reuno uno tpeiit
auf cine belle, rielige Huine ~Sn ibm
Dobnten neben ben SdpeItern ou6
Die angeitellten, uno i'm grogei6ob
mar iogar cine eigne &apeae. gs fiel,
ebenlo mie unire Snfirmerie, Die bin
ter bem Sauptgebdlroe itono, ben
granobomben gum Spfer." 60 fom-
men mir oenn Dor oas &onpift ielblt.
gon ouben iiebt e5 siemli6 mitge-
nommen aus, obne GnhItubl, perflei=
nerte 5enlter, bebelfsmdBiger Bfor=
teneingang.
Ser 5reuno er51blt mir bon oem
iebr betpesten Sdidial oteies Sauies
|mdbreno oes &rieges: gs tpar fir 6ie
perlbieoenIten 3uede bei6lagnabmt.
Gtli6e Wtale par es 2a5arett uno
Soloatenbeim, acknowledgements
teile bielten abtue6ielno &urie unb
2ebrgange oarin. 8is ser angrif am
18. Sftober 1914 Dem oann elm @n6e
Iette: Ga6 meg, &upelle 5erlt0rt, fein
|ein5iges 3immer mebr benutbar. Sic
ietige geotfapelle allein, Die iih in
Der friiberen aula befinoet, ipuroe BIZ
8riegsenoe fiinf5ebnmal mieoerberse=
iteat. Bas oer arieg an sSnpentar
perIbont batte, tpuroe bur1 Bliinoe=
rl,ng itarf mitsenommen. Seute Iino
ourh oen Irbeitseinias Der Sbeolo=
gen bes Sauies pieber bunoertein=
unooreiBig Sbeologen5inmer in Orb
nung, nidt mitgerednet bie @emein-
ihaftsrdume unb Ser fleine ssliigel,
Der fir sic Sdmeitern uno slngeIten-
ten nad Ser 3erltorung bes S6pe-
iternbauies abgetrennf lit. Sb benn
oieier fleine 5liigel fir oas geiumte
Yerlonal ausreid5e, lit meine Grage.
.Sopiel iino es ia garnift, unb all-
Beroem iDobnen Die Shmeitern alle 5u
atpeien al,' einem 3immer, oas friiber
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-14
: Gran g. M., isis. :

Gas Dor Sabren i'm ,Sbio- -@aiierr.
freuno' peroffentlidte @eoi6t y8ol
lenpoeiie" lautet:
Wertgeifdste @eltenbiirger!
Wer noblauf peltein ipiu panoern,
@er @oaner, Die mir @eiien;
8erfe meg, mas tuoblfabrtspiortg,
8able tpoa'n @ebertparen:
@oa'nes @ams uie poll'ne @1ihe
8eber, ipe6et @ouenDaren!
@eoer @iiltling, ipeoer @ei6ling
WlrO, tper mollumnoben ipallet.
@dii'rig tpiorige 8itt rung tpeiht,
8ie @olfen @inoen 1peiben
8iberitanolos 8ollenfleioern,
tpunoerbarerpeiIe
8oblgeriide nillig neilen.
@abrer @eltennoblfabrt tpegen
gSiinI6en mir, mir ipoll'ne @eIen,
Wolle tDerbe @eltbefleiouna,
8eltenmablipru6, @eltapoItels @ort
@er peile, ndblet @o0e!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-14
. 9. g., =.

Ias bon SSbnen 11nD anoern 2e-
lern I'M ,Gatbolic Heeilter' fritiiierte
9ilO ser bo6It ionoerliden neuen
Stride in Sos Ingeles fiigt Ser firf-
liden Ir6iteftur einen neuen S6anb-
fled bin5u. 3ieler Steinbaufen, Der
mebr elmer mooernen Garage dbnlif
liebt, perrdt Deniger &unltlinn ge=
lGpeige religioiett Sinn, oils sic Yp-
ramioen Der alien beiOnil6en Megpp=
ter. IS lit pollltanoig unperI Itdnoli6,
pie Elm cbriltliher Ir6iteft Elm iol-
DIES ltnoing entiperfen uno eine firb-
li6e slutoritit einen iol6en 8au ge=
nebmigen fam. gben 10 be5peifeln
mir, OaB Elm &atbolit in elmer falten,
unforn1lt6en @rabesboble nit In=
oa6t uno Grbebung beten fann. Sie-
le Dabnpttige 9auart iebte naG 0em
eriten 8elttriege in Oeuti6lanb Elm.
slls abld)redenOes 8eiipiel leien nur
Die ct. Betrus= STRIDE i'm
&alterfelo bel &oln uno Die 81. 8eiit=
&ir6e in 5ranffurt am Wtain er=
mabnt &ein 3ioililierter Weni6 mo6-
te in einem oerartigen nonltrolen
Steinbaufen tpobnen. uno oas bietet
man 8ott als Stride an. Gin fleines,
bel6eiOenes Iorffirblein, bon einem
unberiibmten 9lr6iteften erbaut, ge-
fdQt Dem lieben 8ott getpiB nebr uno
ltimntt mebr 5ur InOa6t, ols ein
0tonitrun, Dos Die mooerne 8elt cine
Stride 5u nennen li6 eroreiit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-14

bitten, Inn 1uenisItens ettpas bieies
l1ebel ser &ranfbeiten 81 odmmen
aber," menoet ploslib unier freuro=
liher 8eri6teritatter elm, ~tpas fit
tere i6 sic 90 nit niidternen Cab
len uno StatiItifen >. :" @ir mebren
ub: 10 crit laiie iid Die Sage, oie not
bolle Sage genau iiberbliden. rNein,
nein, es lpar tpirfli6 niht trofen unh
abltraft, mir iino ieet tpirflid einen
lebenoigen @eg gegangen, Der a!ler-
oings bisueilen iebr bunfel it,"
llnb in oieier lebten SeItItellung flint
men mir oae brei therein. -
Chen boben mir uns beim Srn.
Gireftor perabl6iebet, uno mein
Sreuno min midi nod Bis our 8abn
begleiten. 9ln gingang bes Saufes
fommt uns Elm Stuoent entgegen.
Weein Sreuno entibuloigt iicb bel mir
lfiir einen slugenblid uno ipriht IL"
on. Sic ideinen lid beiOe gut 5u fem
men. 8abreno0elien BIN i6 elm Stiif
peitersegangen, bore iie nod ipre-
6en. Ser anore bat einen oItliGen
Sonfaa in ieiner auslprahe, Der ms
Ibeinlanoern iofort auffallt. ~aon=
lemeIter bon mir" beriftet Der
5reuno, ~eigentlid) aus Sdleiien
| Itammeno uno bon oort bertrieber.
@ir baben cine gan5e &eibe bon Oie-
len Slttbeologen in unIrem Saus, ,1no
| lie ba6en ourdmeg olle einen i6meren
8eg binter lib. Sm gan5en geieben
| gibt es faum einen bel uns, Ser niGt
bon irgenoeinem S6idlal betroffen
| lit: 8erluit bon gltern ober angeb0-
rigen, boaig ausgebombt, beenate
8obnraumberbGltniiie oabein, Cor
gen finan5ieaer Mrt MeuBerlib
aber liebt aaes 10 rubig uno frieolib
aus, uno man abnt es garni6t." =
Sa, BON auBen liebt es meilteus rubig
uno frieolib uno einfad aus, unb
| crit beim ndberen Sinieben entoett
man oas mabre @eii6t!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-14
MuAknn@
8un 8rpf. s. M. 9ibren,
&cbaftenr bes ,8aiienfrennS'
q. g., ga.

gSir piiIen niht nur ourh gertds
te BON in ser fran5oItl6en Gone mob
nenOen Iel1tlben, ionOern ald bon
omerifaniihen 9erihterI Itattern unD
BON etli6en l1nierer Golfspertreter,
pelhe sic fran50ltihe Gone belu6t
buben, OaB sic fran5oIiIhen 9ela'
tungStruppen Sen oeuti6en Sauern
oie n1eiIten 8ooener5eugtiile Degneb-
men, Inn iih uno ibre sort mobnen=
Ben 6omilien ~glan5eno" 5u ernab=
rem. 90 ldreibt oud II. q. Die Bet
tung ,guoii6e gteueite 9tadri6ten'
pom 80. sluguIt 1947: v9iele Or
nGbrungsmiIere lit Dor aaem beOingt
our6 oie 3atIahe, OaB it6 in Sito-
baoen, pie in oer gon5en fran5olts
iden Gone Sic 9eieblngsnott NIT
ibren slngeb0ri9en aus Oem belebten
2uno erndbrt, uno 5lpar nit elmer
relatip boben 9lblieferungsauote Der
IunOnirtlfaftliden Gr5eugung. Gint=
&c 3abIen ipre6en Oeutlider alS
piele @orte uno oieie 3ablen ltam=
men aus elmer 8eIpred)ung beim
Iiiobaoiif)en Staatsfonniiiariat fir
GrnGbrung i'm lebten Suli. Son
AIS Sonnen @en1iileumlage muBten
i'm sunni 1947 472 Sonnen an Die
Irun5oien abgeliefert nerOen. Sm
Otai oieIes SSubres 1uuroen fir Die
geionte 9epolferl1ng in Sitobaoen
CAT Sonnen Sleilh ausgegeben, fir
Die fran5oiilhen Sruppen uno 3ipt=
liiten 397 Sonnen; fiir oas Saargez
biet unO oas HbeinlanO 3O5 Sonnen,
fir GebIodaoel lheine, Sic fir Die
1eItIihfeiten ser Sron5oien belon-
oers peranidlagt meroen, 247 Son-
men fir runo 10000 slrbeiter in io=
genannten Observation-Disclosures itber
7 Sonnen, looaB bon ser @eiamt=
prohibition bon 1900 Sonnen Sleil6
Die 0to1le ser 8epolferung nidt ein=
NAL Die S6lfe erbielt. 8is SSSuli bot
te Die oeutlhe 8epolferlng "a gier
erbalten, ieoer 5ran5oIe erbalt I'M
Monot 49 gier. Gie ean5e Gone muB
monotli6 100000 gier an Die
5ran5oien abliefern. Sir 6eltlidfeis
ten Ser Sranaoien, pie Serlobungen,
S5od5eiten, &ommunionfeiern, erbols
ten Die Seilnebmer iolder SeranItal=
tl,ng pro &opf 80 gier. 9ie mo.
natli6en Sett5uteilrngen an Die
oeutlde 8epolferung iinb unter.
ldieolid uno betpegen ii6 smiider
so ilnb 200 @rumm, tpdbreno ieoer
fran5oiii6e 3ibiltIt i'm Wtonat orei
8funo Butter erbalt, uno ieoer iran,
50iiide Soloot inn Sag so @rumm
Butter erbGlt. Die fran5oiii6en Sc
rientinoer erbalten in Der 8ode ie
1000 @r. 8utter. Iie Wenge bes gu
id)lagenoen geub= uno @rubenbol5es
muB allf 8efebl Ser 8eiaBungsmadt
I'M 100 8ro5ent erbobt tperoen. &ein
8unoer, oaB Elm Staatsforltmeiiter
IN 20rra6 SelbltmorO beging, ipeil
er ourd Die &ablbiebe in ieinem 8es
reid iein 2ebenslpert pernihtet iab,
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. Sp. @., Sans. -

Sic biel 81 ipenig befannte melt,
faliid]e 9i6terin Innette bon GroItes
Siilsboff miro nit poaem Redt Die
SSiirltin Der beuticben Gidterirnen ges
nannt. 9lnnette glil ilabetb Sreiin bon
Sroite= e=Siilsboff 1puroe auf Dem ba=
terliGen gfittergute Siilsboff BEL
0tiinlter am 10. Sanltar 1897 gebos
rem. Sic blieb, neil franflid, Biz gum
liebenunO5man5islten 2ebensiabre oui
Dem 2anoe. Sic erbielt cine ernite
uno friltli6e @r5iebung pie lire
8riioer. slu6 na6 Dem Sooe ibres
Gaters lebte Die blauaugige 8lonoine
mel il ouf Dem @itnenItte ibrer Wut=
ter 5u &ul6baus bel WiinIter, mitten
unter oen Seioeblumen, ben griinen
Seden uno 8iil6en 8eltfalens, elm
ge5ogen uno b6uslih, i'm innieen Ser
tebr nit Ser 9eatur. SSSn ipatern Sab.
rem lteate iid oas aSugenoleioen tpie=
Ser elm. Sic iieoelte oarum nit ser
0futter na6 Dem S6loiie Weersburg
am gooeniee iiber, bos ibrem gelebr=
ten S6paeer Baron bon 2aBberg ge-
borte. Sier enoigte raid Oieie cole
6rauenleben am "a. Mai 1948. 9aB
3eutihlano in 9lnnette cine ipabre,
groBe Gi6terin beitet, bariiber
berri6t bel &atbolifen uno 8rote.
ltanten, 8ldubieen unb llngldubigen
nur cine Stimme, trosoem iie lange
ni6t 10 gefannt uno geleien murOe
wie Gusenoe, bic ni6t bon ferne iif
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-14
. 9. g., Neb.

Sic &ommunilten boben in ben
boz, ibnen berporeerufenen 8iirger.
frieg in Spanien, auBer Sauienoer
bon Heligioien beiberlei 8eI6le6tes
unO fatboliiben 2aien, itatiitiib nod,
gepielenermaBen, elftauleno fatboli
iGe SrieIter gemoroet uno 5ablrei6e
Gircben uno &loIter 5erItort. 9asielbe
Sos beorobt beute olle 2dnoer oe,
@elt, lpenn es ni6t gelingt, 0ie rote
Slut ein3uodmmen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-14
= ltnbefannt, Sprtlano, Midl.

9lnfragen obne Namen unb bol=
itanoige Iorene fonnen mir ni6t be-
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-14

WHO WILL SEND FOOD AND
CLOTHES to help support a
Homeless Child (half Orphan)
from Eastern Germany? Born
June !, 1889. Address: PETER
LUDWIG WEIS, HORNEBURG-
NIEDERELBE, I'M GROSSEN
SANDE IS, GERMANY, BRIT
ISH ZONE.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14
City Library
Lists New
Books Received

The Roanoke Rapids Public Ii
brary which is located in the
Armory building, on Hamilton
Street, is open from 3 O'Clock
until 6 o'clock; Monday through
Friday. This library is spon-
sored by the Community Chest
and the City of Roanoke Rap
ids, therefore everyone is urged
to use it as sources of informa-
ton and entertainment. 1t was
announced today by Mrs. c. c.
Churchill, that the following
books have been added to the
collection:
Adult-White House, Henritta
Nesbitt; John Goffe's Mill,
George Woodbury.; Shannon's
Way, A. S. Cronin; Black Ivory,
Norman Collins; Toward T h e
Morning, Hervey Allen; Tomor-
row Will Be Better, Betty Smith;
The Loved One, Evelyn Waugh;
The Harder They Fall, Budd Sc
hulberg; Melissa, Taylor Cald-
we'll; The Foolish Gentlewoman,
Margery Sharp; The Heart of
The Matter, Graham Green;
Lace Curtain, Ellin Berlin; No
Highway, Nevil Shute; The Bur
nished Blade, Lawrence School
over; Trumpet In The City
Helen Topping Miller.
Juvenile - Fish in the Air,
Kurt Weise; Phantom Backfield,
Howard Brier; Roof Over Our
Heads, Marguerite Dickson
Good Times At The Farm, Caro-
line DeKelver; Good Times in
The City, Doris Mae Lee; True
Zoo Stories, William Bridges
Daughter of the Mountains,
Louise Rankin; Robbut, Robert
Lawson; Seven Beaver Skiing, E.
rick Berry; Wish On An Apple
Shannon Carrot, Gentleman Hush,
Jere Wheelwright.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14
ECTC President
Speaks To Club
At Scotland Neck

Scotland Neck - The Kiwanis
Club held its regular meeting
on Thursday evening with DR..
John d. Messick, president of
East Carolina Teachers College
in Greenville as guest speaker.
The only business was the
report of the nomination commi
ttee, which was adopted unani
mously and the following officers
were electd:
President Robert c. Shields
vice president, Ennis Bryan; dir
ectors, Jack Bachelor, w. D.
Harden, Spencer Bradley, Regi
nal Aston, J. B. Jones, Jr., and
D. E. Josey, Sr.
After the election, the. meet
ing was turned over to DR.. M. M.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14

Clark's brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Clark
Mrs. G. S. Bum and Ann Bum
spent last weekend at Mars Hill
visiting Bobby McAdams, who
is student there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lunsford Crew
were among those attending the
game at Wake Forest Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Eddy
spent Tuesday in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Suiter had a
family gathering at their home
IN Chalnor Park Sunday. A.
mong those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Suffers daughter, Alice,
and son James from Charlotte.
Mrs. Pearce Broadfield of Roc
ky Mount will be Sunday guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lunsford Crew
Of Chalnor Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. C. Morgan
and granddaughter "Pat" spent
the weekend as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. L. P. Morgan of Rocky
Mount.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pickett
spent Sunday at Mr.. Pickett's
home in Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lunsford Crew
will have as their guests Friday
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Meyers and son Johnny from Ok
ford, North Carolina, the occa-
sion being Mrs. Crews birthday.
Frank Williams Jr. spent the
weekend with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Williams.
Young Frank is a graduate OF
the University Of North Carolina
and is now studying textile en-
gineering at Wake Forest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams
will leave Thursday of this week
for Pinehurst, where Mr.. Will
Jams will attend the melting OF
the North Carolina Cotton Man.
Association.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14

Lilley who in turn called on w.
D. Harden to welcome the visit
ing teachers, wives and other
ladies present. L. w. Alexander
principal of the school intro
,duced the teachers and DR.. Mess
ick was introduced by DR.. M. M
Lilley.
DR.. Messick said indoctrina-
ton in democracy is the only
offset to the spread of commun
ism, short of armed force. He
reviewed the past, with parti-
cular emphasis on events since
World War l in an effort to pre-
snt "a few facts which might
awaken us from lethargy." in
respect to present world condi
tions.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-14
Town Talk

Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Kittrey
and son, Larry, of Henderson
visited with Mrs. Kittrey's
mother, Mrs. Evelyn M. Smith
in Roanoke Rapids this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Pearson
and son, Jimmy, spent Sunday
IN Emporia, Virginia.
Mrs. Amy Willngham and
daughter, Suzanne, of Spartan
burg, South Carolina, have been
spending the week with Mrs. w.
o. Thompson.
Jerry Kidd. Miss Ann King,
Fred Etheridge, Merle Single
tarv, Miss Peggy Kidd and Billy
Morgan attended the Wake For
est game Saturday.
Private Fred Ethridge and
Private Jerry Kidd are return
ing after two weeks leave in
Roanoke Rapids. to Fort McDill,
Florida, where they are station
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Collier
and children, "Chris" and Grant
and Marvin Collier Jr, spent the
weekend at their cottage on the
Chowan River.
Mrs. ]. L. Daughtrey of Nor
folk, Virginia, is visiting friends
and relatives in Roanoke Rapids
this week.
Mrs. O'Conner Crumpler of
Norfolk, Virginia, is a CUES. of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Hudson
this week.
Miss Virginia Furgerson was
in Raleigh for the weekend.
Miss Mabel Parchman of Phil
adelphia, visited her sister, Miss
Virginia Parchman of Coltrain
Hall over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Clark have
returned to their home at Hunt
ington Beach, California after
spending several days with Mr..