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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-17
Tiesqs kIousimoi :
otviri otsokymoi

= Kaip gi dabar, ar DIRVA
bus republikoniska, ar demo-
kratiska
Kodel Sticks klausimas NUNS
dabar statomas - ar del per-
mainu redakcijoje, ar del pre-
zidento rinkimu rezultatu-ne-
tyrinejome. Bet Wis vien atsa-
kysime j 81 ir j ellie dar kitu
panasiu klausimu.
D1RVA visu pirma yra lie.
tuviskas laikrastis. o cionyks-
ciuose lietuviskuose reikaluose
mazai turi reiksmes, kas vienai
ar kitai PARTIAL sio krasto po-
litikoje prijaucia. Lietuviski
rupesciai ir vienu ir kitu - tie
patys.
Bet ir lietuviskiems RUPEES.
CLANS - kovai uz musu tevy.
! mes laisve, uz musu nukenteju.
siu tautieciu teises - turf rel.
ksmes, kas ir kaip tvarko Sic
krasto reikalus. Ne tick kas
kick kaip.
Todel mes sveikiname kick.
vienos sio krasto valdzios -
ar il demokratu ar republikonr
- tokius darbus, kurie yra ui
teisybes atstatyma pasaulyje
ir mes peikiame kiekviena pa.
taikavima uzgrobikams.
Dabar valdzia yra Demokfa
tu partijos rankose. il daue
kartu pataikavo musu tevynes
kankintojams, todel DIRVA VI
tai ia ir peikdavo. Kada j
drasiau stojo uz teisinguma -
DIRVA tue dziaugesi ir tuos
darbus eyre. Tas pats butu
jeigu valdzia butu ir Republi'
konu partijos rankose.
Kadangi dabartine valdzia
kaip jau D1RVA ne karta sa'
ke, pasaulio politikoje "prisivl
re koses'', nuo kurios kencls
daugybe krastu, taip pat II
NUNS visiems brangi Lietuva
tai jeigu dabar il butu buvus
pasalinta, per daug jos gal ne.
nesigailetume. :. Zinoma, jei'
gu kita valdzia pasirodytQ is
mitingesne, kaip il zadejo bu'
tt.
Bet balsuotoju dauguma, kae
ir nedidele, nusprende palaiky.
ii ta pacia valdzia. Dabar mes
ziuresime, kaip il SUI ia "kose'
tvarkysis. Jei gerai = mes ja
paplosime, jei blogai = atvl'
raj papeiksime.
Negalima uzmirsti ir sic
krasto gyvenimo, nuo kurio
tvarkymo priklauso ir musV
paciu gerove.
Cia taip pat - jeigu valdzia
darys naudingas reformas, pri-
tarsime ir dziaugsimes, jeigu
ne = pasakysime savo nuomo-
ne. Pagaliau, kartais gal II
nuo tos nuomones susilaiky-
(Perkelta j sta pusl.)
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Ka turf - nevertina,


prarade gailisi. :.
0 visgi ir vadinamos dikta-
turos laikais Lietuvoje ne taip
jau blogai buta. !. AS ta spren-
dziu is NAUJIENOSE spausdi-
nanny aprasymu, kaip gyveno
Lietuvoje Smetonos laikais zy-
mus socialdemokratu veikejai,
Kipras Bielinis, Steponas Kai-
rvs ir kiti.
Pasirodo, kad visi jie turejo
svarbius valstybinius darbus,
net buvo professionals. ;. Ten
pat raso, kad ukininkai demo-
kratiskai issirinkdavo ze m e s
ukio rumu vadovybe, kuri sam
de svarbiems darbams rezimo
opozicijos zmones ir valdzia ne
priestaravo. Pas mus demokra-
tia, O kai tik valdzioje partija
pasikeicia, tai ir svarbesnius
valdininkus keicia. ;.
J. d., Chicago, III.
Tamsus lapas
| Bimba nieko nesako, ar jis
kraustysis j Lietuva, kuri da-
bar, anot jo, "rasosi visiskai
nauja istorijos lapa''. Tx sa-
ko, kad ir nepriklausomybes
laikais dar daugelis is Lietuvos
''bego", panasiai kaip ir jis
prizes 40 metu beges.
Tiesa, apie 1924-28 metus
buvo uzejusi Brazilijon ir Ka-
nadon emigravimo banga, bet
paskui il sustojo. Taip sustojo,
kad net kai kurie emigracijos
agentai liko be darbo ir nieko
kita nesugalvojo, kaip plaukti
kitur "laimes ieskoti" -.
Bet kas norejo, tai ir veliau
galejo isvaziuoti. o dabar ar
gall? Tegul tik leidzia, pama-
tytu Bimba, kas detusi! Teisy-
be, dabar Lietuvos istorijoj tik-
raj nauja lapa raso, bet raso
cekistai, o ne patti Lietuva "ra-
sosi. =. J. c., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Keistq zmoniq yra pasauly. j..
Patemijau, kad norejai
ilysti j BALE. Ar dar negana,
kad toje BALI jau randasi to-
kiu,, kurie vargina gerus lietu-
vius, trukdydami ju atvyki-
mui?
AS dabar susirasau SUI TOXIC
mis- garbingomis Sci m m i S,
kaip. :. vyskupo Brizgio brolio
zmona, kuriai as jau du metal
ir puse kaip buvau padares af-
fidavitus. Ar as galiu pasiti-
keti, kad nepakenks tam dar-
bui tokis Laucka, arba JUS, jei
butum patekes ia komite-
ta?...
Jeigu jau negalima islaikyti
tautinio nusistatymo laikras-
clio, tai eikite SUI fanatikais ka-
talikais. Laimingos keliones,-
ten yra pinigu. :. Mes, neku-
rie pasekejai senos pagoniskos
tikybos, CALM laisvai tiketi |
tai, ko nesuprantam. o ne |
diktuojama tikyba, ipirsta per
karda ir krauja. Mes laisvu
paziuru zmones liksim be savo
laikrascio. ;.
Siunciu auka 81 paremti
DIRVOS siuntinejimui tremti-
MANS. X. B. X. Bronx. N Y.
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Stasys Santvaras

SAULES KELIU
Saules keliu per jura
AS noriu cit, kur spindi zeri vakarai. -.
Daugel ten broliu nuejo,
Kai buvo teviskej tamsu ir negerai.
Laime uz mariu atrades,
Laivais ia parplukdycia zemei mylimai =
Seserys rozem zydetQ,
Dziaugsmu dabintusi tevu namai. -.
Broliui jaunam parasycia
Tevynes ilgesio sapnus -
Kariui parvezcia sautuva,
O gulbei ligi saules lekiancius sparnus. -.
Saules keliu per jura
AS noriu cit, kur spindi zeri vakarai
Daugel ten broliu nuejo,
Kai buvo teviskej tamsu ir negerai. =.
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laisvoji valanda

Sopulys
Spaliu men. 10 diena sio rasinio auto
rus Jonas Sburis Baltimoreje pazadejo
DIRVOS redaktoriui parasyti linksmesniu
pasiskaitymu, kuriuos jis, kaip visi jau Ii
no, moka raSyti.
nieko nera... Redaktorius raso jam atvi-
ruka: 'Kur gi tie zodelia kuriuos man kali
beja?' Ir tick.
Praejo kelios dienos ir gavome 81 rasi-
NJ. Paskaitykit pamatysit, kas atsiti-
ko.... Red.
Palei sena buvo raibu aksomu aptraukta
mnksta sedyne ir cia sedejo Terese ir Jos drau-
ge Palione
Skambuts - cir!
Terese atsikele r els pazuret, kas ten
Pastijosius padave glebi literaturos.
Atvirukas. :.
Terese axis issproginusi ziuri j atvruka:
- Ko taip ziuri? - tare Palione
AluIIu, - tdTe SCdl kdS.
Padave atviruka Paionei.
- AS cia nieko nesuprantu. .
- Skaityk!
Masinuke ant atvirutes atspaudinta zodzai
''Kur gi tie zodeliai,
Kuriuos man kabejai? :. :"
- Supranti? - tare Terese.
- Reiskia tavo diedas turf meiluze?.
- Ar tai ne velnias?
- Kas il cia tokia butu?
- Cia juk pasirasyta. -.
- Taigi - tare. - Su vistos koja pakre-
vezota ir zinok, kas ji?...
Dabar jos ziuri viena kita ir tyi
- Ka tn darys? - tare Palione
- Nezinau.
- zinai ka? - tare - Jei mane diedas
megintu turet meiluze, tai as jam sposa iskrs-
ciau. -.
- Ma ir koki gi?
- AS irgi tuoj susrasciau jauniki.
Terese tyl
- Zinai ka mergele! - tare - AS ir tu-
rejau d. Tu zinai ta Ignota. Budavo ant pix
niku. Wis lendame kur patamsi.... Ir bu-
ciuodavomes, kaip pakvaise.
- Tu velnio ispera! - susuko Palione. -
Kode tu man nepasisakei?
- Bucau kvaila girtis.
Ma. tai tn dabar ir vel susidek SUI juo. .. .
- Nelaime!. -. tare. - Jau jis vede, tu
znai, ia placadugne Stase.
- Tai vargas.
- Neapsileisiu! - tare Terese - AS vel
merksiu aki Ignotui.
- Kad tas tavo Ignotas negrazus.
- Teisybe, - tare Terese = Bet tn zino-
tum, kaip name prie jo trauka -. Tai tikras
magnaso gugulas.
- Kaip tn manai, ar jis dabar tave pristos !?
- Be abejones, = tare - 1r dabar mudu,
ka susitinkame, tai jis j name taip graziai ziu-
ri, kap katinas lasinius.
- Bet Stase. j.. - tare. = Ka Stase pa
giedos?....
- Ka ia kalapotke, = tare Terese. - Liep-
siu pamest ir jis pames.
= Mergele, cia bus koses...
Dabar Paione atsimine, kad il paliko ma
mie puodus uzkaistus ir issiskubino namo.-
Sopulys.
Teresei visgi rupi. =. . il pasidabino ir is
eio pas cigone Gal ia papasakos kaip cia da-
lykai stow. ...
Cigone.
Plati, issisketusi nesipraususi, susivelusi Sc
di palei langa cigone ir ruko pypke. Terese iejo
ir cigone paprase sesti. NuskarmaliavusiQ ci-
cones vaku burys sustojo prizes axis. il cigo-
nei pasipasakojo viska. Cigone pasake, kad cia
iai reikalingas kiausinis. Terese tuojau nuejo
-. .,,,~,,oll; r,r;rluc o+oaSo t,1zina kiauSi-
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Dirvoje gaunamos
KIN yGOS
PAKELlUI ] MIRTl

B. Gaidziuno asmenisku pergyvenimu aprasy-
mas vokieciu kalejimuose, kur jis buvo ilga lai-
ka sumtas uz veikima prizes vokiskus okupantus.
Autorius yra Vyr. Lietuvos lslaisvinimo no
miteto narys ir Lietuvu Tautinio Sajudzio pr-
mininkas
Knyga 231 pusl kama ..... S1.OO
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j.
Cigone.
Plati, issisketusi, nesipraususi, susivelusi Sc
di palei langa cigone ir ruko pypke. Terese iejo
ir cigone paprase sesti. Nuskarmaliavusiu ci-
cones vaikq burys sustojo prizes axis il cigo-
nei pasipasakojo viska tigone pasake, kad cia
ia reikalingas kiausinis. Terese tuojau nuejo
pas pakaruoki ir nupirkus atnese tuzina kiausi-
niu.
KiauSinis.
cigone j nosine suvyniojo kausini ir kisa
jai uz antics. Likusius kiausnius cigones val
kai ina is maiselio, klykia, stumdos pesasi,
dauzo kiauSinius ir geria zaus. O cigone SUI
ranka makaluoja po anti Dabar Terese supra
to, kad cigone esko pinigu ir nori pavogt.
Eurtas.
Pauoste prakaituota ranka ir paemus del
ma pradejo ziuret Sake, kad il turesianti kelio-
ne ir ateina laime, kaip kalnas. Sake, kad jei-
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Mvron Rhinehart were at McC0i, W.T. -
nelsville attending the 1ul'enH, no,,sin n
Mrs. Mavwood Archer COUSIN
Of % Mrs. James Yerian' ,,.,,;ro oer
oi Mr. Trl 3 and Mrs. Calvin Mellihger I st
.nd m'' daughters aug accompanied .oot py
Martha Mar Haynes were teceh' re
guests with friends at Je|eS[, Vor;an
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold 7enes- = er,ai.
were business callers in AafleS-
Tiije Vile on Thursday afternoon. ,1r
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kack5ey' Me-, and m[ !
and Mrs Clyde Roberts, Mr.. ,1Ile anu
Mrs Pete Sakash, Mr.. ana Bhan ,M[s,
Hubert Taylor, MesdameS 6s Fnea
Starr, Mary Howell, NeVa Conm, o1 D.
% Alice Muhlbach, were among
those who attended Pomona
orange at Carlisle, Saturday eve
ming, also assisted with presen'-
ing ir,fl9, the third and fourth degree
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Bond, c,sae anu
damghter, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Bond and family were guests ol
their parents, c. S. Bonds or
Sunday evening,
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SHARON

SHARON - Mrs. Carrie Fore
man is visiting with her daugh-
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cody Dixon at Waterford.
Mrs. Pearl Mckee, of Caldwell,
called on friends here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kuntz and
daughter, Sheryl, of near Forest
Grove, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kendrick Marquis, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cartel
and sons, Sammy and David,
moved last week from the Law
renee property to the John Dud-
ley property. y" AVA
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. MARQUIS
and Miss Leota Winder visited
recently with Misses Mary and
Frances Smith near Forest
Grove
Mrs. Cecil M. Keister, Goose
Point, Mich, and Mrs. E. Phil
Bradstrum, of Sparta, Mich,
were calling on their cousin,
Miss Loutitia Lowe last week.
John Adds, of GAINESVILLE, is a
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RENROCK

RENROCK - Dean and Mary
Wagan have moved to the Bert
Millhone farm.
Charles Gee, Phyllis Lanier,
and Jacky Lee Wheeler visited
the formers brother, Howard
Gee at Sugar Creek, and the lat
ter,s aunt and uncle, Dock and
Ladoska Huston, near Canton on
Sunday.
Delbert Hall, of Canton, spent
a few days this week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall
and hunted squirrel.
Mrs. Mary Wagan called at the
John Hall and Dale Reed homes
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Bert Millhone, Mrs. John
Millhone and Mrs. Edwin Cald-
we'll were shopping in Caldwell
Friday.
John and Bert Millhone were
in Cambridge Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Thorla
were Sunday visitors at the
Frank Moore home.
Grange will be held Friday
night with a program.
Woodrow Millhone and son
and daughter, of Canton, spent
the weekend at the home of his
parents, Bert Millhone.
Misses Jewell Coyle and Eileen
Sehoeppner visited their fam
lilies over the weekend.
Preaching Sunday at which
time communion will be observ-
ed, followed by Sunday school
Everyone is welcome.
Simeon McNutt and wife have
moved to their new home in
Cumberland.
Herbert Blackburn, Rev. Will
yard, Mr.. A. C. Parks, Laura
Dickinson and Grace Dickinson
attended a district missionary
meeting at GAINESVILLE Sunday
afternoon.
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guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Elch-
.er.
Walter Lowe spent from FRI
day until Monday of last week
with his brother, Howard Lowe
at Akron.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Marquis
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Marquis, of Caldwell
were calling on Mr.. and Mrs.
Dale Marquis at Belpre, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daryl Buckley
and children, of Caldwell, visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Kendrlck
Marquis last Thursday.
Mrs. Ocie Harmon visited her
son, Forrest Harmon and family
and her daughter, Mrs. Alice
Ferrel and family at GAINESVILLE,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marquis
and children were calling on Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Clark, near Dud-
ley, Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan 1ams anc
daughter, Betty, of Canton, spent
the weekend with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Archibald.
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week were Ella Y. Moore, of
Hammond, Ind, and son, Ray
mond Moore of Auroa, H., Paul
Faulk and daughter, Lillian, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Schaffer and
R. F. Yost, of Wheeling, w. Va,
Minnie Batten, of Newark, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Bode. Mr.. Yost,
a brother of Mrs. Horton. is re-
covering at her home after re-
ceiving surgical treatment in the
Wheeling clinic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bode are
visiting friends in Canton and
Beach City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Meek and
son visited Sunday with their
parents here. Earlier they had
attended a pot luck dinner at the
Junior Stephens home, honoring
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, of Column
bus.
Guests Sunday at the L. A.
Wheatley home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Dickinson, Mr.,
and Mrs. Floyd Dickinson, of
Barnesville, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kane and son, Michael, of New
ark, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kane,
of Newark and Miss Gardner, of
Wheeling.
Mrs. Emma Rose Meek visited
Friday with her mother, Mrs.
Martha Mansperger, of Caldwell,
who has been i'll.
Bessie Celnor, of GAINESVILLE,
visited the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes
Sutherland.
K. r. Rucker, of Newark, is
visiting this week with friends
and relatives in the Summerfield
community.
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CUMBERL

CUMBERLAND-Mrs Walter
Waller is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Belle Charles, in her new
home in Shawnee.
Mrs. Bertha Secrest accom-
panied Mrs. Obert Cubbison to
North Carolina to visit with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris johnson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Smith
of Cambridge were recent guests
in the Harry Ellis home.
Louis Salvatore of Wheeling,
w. Va, visited his son, Tony, who
resides with his grandmother,
Mrs. Ida Gather.
.Mesdames James Yerian, Fred
Yerian, Harold Yerian and Mrs.
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SOUTH OLIVE

SOUTH OLIVE - Rev. James
Martin, wife and daughter, of
Philo, visited Rev. Leila Howland
for the day, Sunday. Rev. Martin
preached the sermon in the
morning.
A. o. Hughes and wife, Cam
bridge, were weekend guests Of
Mrs. Marjory Love.
Wiley and James Harper, Bill
Davis, Wayne Love and Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Devoll attended the
football game at Crooksville on
Friday evening.
Mrs. Grace Keeton and son,
Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Priest, of
Canton, were callers Sunday at
the Love home.
Mrs. Sarah Brickerton and
children have moved to the
Keith property.
Mrs. Lille Viking, of Zanes-
vile, visited Mr.. and Mrs. S. j.
Harper Saturday.
Mrs. bessie Hesson, of Cald-
well, visited her sister, Mrs. Vim
ME Warren one day last week.
Communion services will be
held at the Methodist church at
South Olive, Sunday evening,
Oct 3, at 7:3O with Rev. William
Kathary assisting the pastor, Mrs.
HoWland. The doors of the
church will open for membership
in any form and baptism.
Earl Keith, Of Cambridge, Wis
tied his mother, Mrs. Rebecca
Keith, Sunday.
Wiley and Wava Harper and
James MILESTONE visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Milestone and fam
lily, of Roseville, Sunday.
Quaye Pryor, who is employed
in Pennsylvania, visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Pryor,
one day last week.
Mrs. Judith Masters returned
to her home at Arlington, Va, on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Keith and
Charley Crossin, of Macksburg,
visited Mrs Rebecca Keith Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Shilling, of
Dexter City, called on Mr.. and
Mrs. S. j. Harper, Sunday after
noon.
Wilbur Rowlands of Buffalo
and Mrs. Lon Glidden, of Akron,
called on their brother, 0. P.
Rowlands and wife Saturday.
Dean Brown has been dis
charged from the army and re
turned to his home here.
Callers in Caldwell Saturday
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Pry-
or and family, Mrs. Ruth L. Har-
per, Wiley and Willard Harper,
Rodney Swain, Charles Ball, Bill
Brickerton and Edith Shilling.
Mrs. Sarah Boyd, of Caldwell,
is spending few days with her
niece, Mrs. Marjory Love. Mrs.
Love met with an accident last
week and is indisposed. Mrs.
Boyd is. caring for her.
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MIDDLEBURG

MlDDLEBURG - Mrs. James
Morrison and son, Larry, spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Everetta Nor
rlson and children, of Olive.
Callers at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Heddleson and Addie
Heddleson, Of Heddleson's ridge,
Saturday evening, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Shafer and son, Mrs.
Blake Pryor and son, Lydia Pry-
or, Jerry Hupp and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Estadt.
Ernest Wilson was a caller at
Mlddleburg, Saturday afternoon.
II. B. Eichhorn was a caller at
Lowell Saturday afternoon.
John Clark, who is employed
in Michigan, is spending a few
days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Clark and family, here
Deb Stack, of Marietta, was a
caller at Middleburg this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Whealdon
and children, of Middleburg,
spent the weekend with relatives
at Byesville.
Miss Carolyn Mitchell is
spending few days this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Par
cell and family, of Keithtown.
Blake Pryor and son, Junior,
were callers at Middleburg, one
evening last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McCune
and family, of HeddleSon's ridge,
plan to move to their new home
IN the near future. Their farm
belongs to Ernest Huffman, near
Middleburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morrison
and son spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Winifred Dearth and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark
and family, of Deavertown, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Clark and family,
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eichhorn
were Sunday guests of Mrs. Rilla
Luke, of South Olive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Carnes,
Of Belle Valley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Estadt, of Middleburg,
spent Sunday evening with Mr..
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tering State from this commun-
ity.
Dinner Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wharton
were Sunday evening dinner
guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Gene Wharton and
daughter, Barbara.
Auxiliary Meeting
There will be meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary Fri
day evening in the grange hall.
All members are urged to attend
and there will be important bus
mess.
Quarterly Meeting
Quarterly meeting was held on
Saturday and Sunday at the
Free Methodist church. Supt. R.
B. Maxwell, of GAINESVILLE, was
in charge.
Personals
Mrs. Offa Bishop had as dinner
guests Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Vandyne, Of Cambridge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Gibson, also
of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes Fowler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne McCauley,
of Sandusky, spent the weekend
with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Wire Fowler.
Ina Bates spent Tuesday eve
ming at Caldwell with her cou-
sin, Mary Morgareidge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zedar Hanes
spent a few days the past week
with their daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Robinson and fam
lily, of Millersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Whar-
ton, Charles Wharton, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Wharton, Jr., were
business callers in Caldwell Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Sullivan
and Laura Reese, of Columbus
| spent the weekend with Mr.. anC
Mrs. Kay Pryor.
Woodrow Luck, of the Warrer
community, was hunting squire
in this section Monday.
Clara Gee, Charlotte Williams
and Mrs. Williams visited Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Jane!
Wyscarver and the former!
mother, Mrs. Parson.
Mrs. Jessie Rossiter anc
daughters visited the weekend
with her son, Mr. and Mrs
Duane Rossiter and family, o.
Crum Ridge.
Guests at the home Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. A. C. Wharton the pas
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SJJMMERFIELD

SUMMERFIELD - The Sum
shine Sunday school class Of the
Methodist church met Wednes-
day evening at the home of Miss
Helen Meek with Roma Jean
Wharton as co-hostess.
Group one had charge of the
program with the devotional
service by Grace Taylor and the
prayer by Rev. Marie Tschappat,
who also spoke briefly on the
racial problems. Mrs. Emily King
conducted the business session.
The group will enjoy weiner
roast Friday evening, Oct. 8 near
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
Oliver.
Members attending were Mrs.
Bernice Batten, Florence Whar-
ton, Beulah Day, Leona Garrett,
Thelma Wharton, Hattie Oliver,
Florence Smith, Dana Reed,
Iada Burris, Marie Tschappat,
Marie Bireher, Katherine Dy-
sert, Genevieve Philpot, Emily
King, Ruth McGinnis, Grace Tay-
lor and the hostesses. Guests
were Ada Hughes, Evelyn Hale
Mrs. Carlos Meek and son
Duane, of Senecaville, and Mrs
Charles Meek.
To State
Miss Leatha Havener returned
to Columbus this week, where
she will enter Ohio State Univer-
sity as a senior. Carroll Craig
and Donald Archer are also en-
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WILLSCREEK - Inc II, -
frost showed up Sunday. mo
damage of any account. >.
Mrs. Bert Dinges, aged a. dleo
Saturday morning. ,o
Gilbert Long was a welcome
visitor here Saturday. He pur-
chased a fine black bull from
Daisy and Bertha Roe.
Blaine Day and Eckard Hogue
have been doing some carpenter
work for Eugene Ward the past
few days.
Lots of corn being cut and
preparations for a large crop OF
wheat to be soWn.
Dick Leach and Junior Moore
were back home from Canton on
Saturday and Sunday.
A seven pound boy was born
to Denver Moore and wife last
Thursday. Earl Moore and wife
and Harry Stotts and wife are
the grandparents and G. +.
Moore is the grand pop.
Batesville and Barnesvllle
played ball at BarnesVille Satur-
day night. The score was Bates
vile 13, Barnesville II.
Junior Smith bought a fine
registered ram from William
Wyscarver last week and Earl
Moore sold his lambs to Will
liamS.
Otis Starr and G. P. Moore
made a business trip to Zanes-
vile last Monday.
Calvin Smith and Miss Horton
were here last Sunday. Boys, you
had better get out the old COW
bell and horse fiddle soon.
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WHIGVILLE

WHIGVILLE - Bernard Lucas
and friend, of Newark, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
M. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Cleary and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Gould
Ward spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Cleary and Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Cleary, of Canton.
Freda and Jolene Cutler spent
Monday evening with Florence
Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Thomas,
of Norwich route, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Bates
and children, of West Lafayette,
and Mrs. Maynard johnson, Of
Caldwell, were calling on Mr..
and Mrs. H. D. Carter Sunday
evening.
Ezra Van Dyne spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. j..
L. Martin.
A two weeks series of meet
ings will begin here Sunday eve
ming, Oct. 3. Everyone is invited
to attend. Rev. Marie Tschappat
is the pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Cutler
and daughter, Jolene, were at
GAINESVILLE, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Cutler and
family, of Summerfield, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Danford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Vanfos-
sen, of East Union, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Berry.