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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-21

lid benn nit meiner jiin9eren Shne-
iter Woria, na6oem mir Elm paar
Gage in 8. ge1peIen Doren, nod 81.
nod Sauie. Iuf Der Giidreiie bot
ten mir brei Stunoen slufentboIt in
8iilmen. 0a fomen mir auf Sen Gin
faa, oas @rob Ser eottIelieen glnna
&atbarina gmmerid 5u beiuden. In
oielem @rabe trat cine Srau 81, uns
11nb iagte, mir fonnten au6 oas
Sterbebaus ieben. @ir gineen oud
Oabin. Die lufitdtsoome bate Wtit=
leio nit meinem Iugenleioen uno
tie fiibrte uns an Die Stelle, mo bos
8ett oer GerItorbenen geltanoen bot
te uno iagte, es pdre idon man.
dem gebolfen moroen, Ser ouf ibre
Silfe oertraut bGtte. Sd muB iogen,
i6 babe BORT gefniet uno 10 reft
initanOig uno pertrauensbon gebes
tet. gSir idrieben uniere Namen in
Elm 8u6 Elm, bas bort ouflag: g. g. |
uno 90. sc. uno erbielten cine Geli,
q1ie. 9lbenos gu Saule bono mir
meine Wutter oieie auf bas idIimme
sluge nit Dem 8emerfen: y9as al
lein tut es nidt, ibr miiBt audi bas
bel beten." 9as taten mir gen1ein.
I6oftlid, uno i6 babe Damn bie ean=
Sc 0adt binour6 rubig unb felt ee,
Iflafen, mie ieit langem ridt mebr |
llno uls i6 am Worgen erpodte, |
lpuBte id 5uerit ni6t,. mas nit mir
gel6eben mar, uno ib rief aus: |
~ vWutter, meine Iugen, ib fam ipies
Ser ieben uno babe feline S6mer-
gen, id bin gan5 pieoer beiier." Seits
Dem babe id ME mieber etpas an
BEN Iugen gebabt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-21
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Queuitnaht
Son Srans Nlfreo Mmtb

9tnn fommt bic Hadt, 10 blan, 10
inarm,
es 1T Der Sag beriuebt,
Die Seele rnbt in 8pttes Mrm
nnb fliiitert Elm 8ebet.
limb mie iie flebt, ba breden iadt
bic Sterne all' berppr
als offne iidD in oieier gsadt
bes Stmmels solben Sor.
> beil'ge 9adt, 10 liebesmarm,
es 1T Der Sag per,pebt,
bic Seele rnbt in @ottes Nrm
unb fliiitert Elm 8ebet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-21
Sin SeridJt aus Sirul

Sd, Sbpeiter gt. &C., be5euge, oaB
Shnelter sc. sc. i'm &loIter Ser e1pi-
gen slnbetune in S. burd slufleeung
elmer Geliquie Der ebripiiroigen I.
6. gmmeri6 i'm Sabre 1903 gebeilt
Doroen lit. Sdpeiter sc. &C., oomolS
67 Sabre alt, bate ii6 ols Bforten>
S6Delter Elm 8ru6Ieioen 5uge5ogen.
Ser Sausar5t batte mebrere Wole
alle 8emiibungen ongelpenoet, INN
BEN 8ru6 pieoer binein5uoriiden.
Iaes umionit. @nOli6 erflarte er,
lie miiie unbeoingt ins Spitol 5ur
Sperotion. @s mar Elm idperes Sp.
fer fitr bie glrte, |alte S6neiter,
aber i'm @eboriam an Die Sberen
ergob lie ii6 oarin.. Die &loltiur-
oispens tuuroe eineebolt, bie @elt-
Ifletoung bergeri6tet, Der @ogen fir
oen folgenoen Sag beiteat, uno ser
Sausar5t iollte om nG6Iten Gage
nit oem Srofeiior 5u elmer Ietten
unterlu6ung fommen.
glbenos fam i6, S6peIter sc. &C.,
oamals &ranfenibDelter, 5u Sdpe-
tier sc. &C. berein. Sic Iogte: SD
babe ia Dem lieben Seilano oas gan=
sc Spfer gebrad5t, ober id) babe elm
lol6es @ertrauen 5ur q. 6. gmme=
rid, lie fann mir ia belfen, tpenn
lie ein @unoer ipirft, trGgt es oieI=
letft gu ibrer Seliglpre6ung bel.
3uglei6 legte lie cine Geliquie, be-
Itebeno aus einem ongeriibrten 2ei-
men, allf Die frunfe SteQe. - Sic
bat audi, mir mo6ten nit beten, mo-
81 bie S6peitern germ bereit noren,
mebrere au6 in bieler Weinung sic
beiliee &ommunion oufopferten.
slls i6 am nGdIten Gormittag
Dieoer 5u ser &ranfen fam, empfing
lite midi freuoig NIT einem gebeim-
nisbollen Sd6eln unb oen @orten:
sd CLAUDE, tie bilft, es lit niel
beiier!" Sd meinte, sic 2ebboftig=
felt oes @unl6eS 1pede in ibr bieien
9lauben, menOete 1eood) n1f]ts EN-.
gtabmittaes fomen Sausor5t mS
Srofeiior. Ser lettere unteriudte
uno iagte Damn, ol5 Oh man i'm gum
8eiten gebolten batte, ettpas unse=
ouloig: ~Ga lit ia ni6ts!" Ser
Sausar5t ontportete ean5 beftig:
~aber, Serr Erofeiior, id babe ia
geltern cine gan5e Stunoe boran &C.
arbeitet. "a =" finoet iid trot
alien Su6ens au6 ni6ts mebr. Sic
lalien Die &ranfe aufiteben, Ialien lie
ni6t MIR in Ser 3eae> ionbern audi
in oen 8angen ol1f= uno obipa5ie-
rem. llmionit - es fommt nidts
gum goridein. 0ie a6ieIn 5ufeno
geben iie nieoer nit slnempfeblun-
gen groBter &oriift: iid ni6t 5u
biiden, nidt 5u beben etc.
ltnler g1tes altes S6peiterI, boil
Ter Subel uno 0anfbarfeit, nimmt
oarauf feline &iidiidt: r@enn q. &.
Gmmerib gebolfen bot, Damn madt
tie es gan5, oas fiible i6 gan5 ge=
piB!" Sdon in ben nd6iten Saeen
bat tie, ibre Sfli6ten an ser 8forte.
mieber erfiillen 81 biirfen. Srot if.
rer 67 Sabre mar tie bon elmer iel-
tenen 2ebbaftiefeit uno 9ienitbefIii-
ienbeit. 8enn i6 ibr om Samstag
beim 3ellenmaden unb 8ettlna6en
belfen polte, ididte lie midi fort:
sd bin gum Dienen ms &loiter ee-
fommen uno nidt, Inn midi beoienen
5n laiien." go bat tie bis in ibr
LcGf4a2 QlI4a,. So,s>> e sl,.I
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-21
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no &atbar1na berlieben, famen Silfs=
beoirfttge unb &reu5trdger, Die bon
ibr gebort, INN iid lire Siirbitte
beim gottliden &reu5trGger 5u H.
6ern. 8ldubige &otbolifen aus alien
Sanoern ser grbe fnieten idon om
8rabe Ser So6ter bes bl. sluguIti=
nus. 0en 8elpeis bierfiir liefert oos
i'm @mmertdbaus oufgeleete Srem-
oenbu6. Silger aus alien 8eIttei=
len iinb in oemielben per5ei6net. ssn
amerifa bot @nna &atbarina lebr
piele Terebrer. l1no niele @l6ubige
bon BORT famen ibon no6 Siilmen
an ibr Grab.
Die ber5oelide 5amilie b. GroD
uno fait Der gan5e fatbolilde Ioel
8eItfalens ianote ieine Sertreter ins
gmmeridbaus. Ser neritorbene Shirt
&arl 20DenItein aus &leinbeubo6
in 8apern mar 5peimol bort, uno
am 5. September 1895 erl6ien Dor
ben Geliquien anna &atbarinas oie
gr5ber5ogin Srieori6 bon SIterreib
nit ibren beioen Go6tern. Wfebrere
8iidofe, aebte, Suriiten, @elebrte
|unb Sroensleute aus faIt iGnltli9en
|Srben Der beiligen Stride boben III
rem @amen in bas Sremoenbu6 eirt-
getragen. glm 10. Wdr5 1894 friseI-
te Elm Gbineie in oen Shriftsei6en
ieines 2anoes ieinen gamen ins
5remoenbu6 uno am 80. SuIi 1901
Elm inoiider BrieIter. SSm Sabre
1922 famen i6on unter anoeren
am 6. 5ebruar Ser bo6ip'lte Sr.
Ibt BON gdt in Soaano uno am
|29. 0tar5 Ser bodp'ite Sr. 9lbt bon
@erlepe bel Goesfelo nit gouoro
|S'&apfe, 8il6of bon Ganneo. uno
am 19. Mdr5 1922 fniete ser feb
5igtauienoite (gin5el-) Bilger am
@rabe ser 9iilmener Honne unb
ibrieb ltd in bos 5remoen6u6 bes
gmmeri6bauIes Elm. (Sereine, S6u-
len unb 8aqfabrer5iige iino ni6t
NIT eingerednet.)
gines 8ilgers jon bier nod ee-
baht peroen. slm 20. Ipril 1888
fam Die Broteitantin 8elbelmine
Seniel, cine S6peiter Der &onper-
titin Suite Seniel, bic Inna &atba-
rina ibre Sreunoin nannte. Sic iab
lt6 sic Heliquien ser sSreunoin if
rer S6nelter an, faltete ean5 er<
griffen Oie Sanoe uno lagte: uAd,
on Iiebe Suite, mas tpirit bu pobl
benfen, ba oben, tpenn bu midi bier
iiebit."
slnna &atbariua gmmerid 5eiste
lofort nod ibrem Sooe Die Weadt
Der Siirbitte am Sbrone @ottes. llno
nidt nenige Silger famen na9
9iilmen an ibr @rob, Inn ibr at ban-
fen fir Silfe in idmerer Scot. I'm
oas Gertrauen ouf slnna &otbarinas
Siirbitte 5u ltarfen 11no lire sripate
8erebrung gu pertiefen, folsen bier
einige 8eri6te iiber @ebetserborun-
gen, oie an bas Iugul ltinerfloIter in
Der gartbauie bel 9iilmen eeianot
mur6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-21
Gin Srief ans benz &beinlanbe

slIs ean5 iunees Mdoden, eben
Der SduIe entlaiien, batte id Ianse
3eit binour6 ein iblimmes, iebr
idlinmes 9lueenleioen. Sd mar bel
elmer Naberin, Inn 81 lernen, fonnte
es aber ni6t fortieten, ba ii6 bie
5dmer5en 10 iebr perl6limmerten,
oaB id ni6t mebr bas Sagesli6t
ertragen fonnte unb 5u meiner Mtut-
ter 5uriidfebren mubte. Weine Sdne-
iter biente als &o6in bei elmer Serr-
i6aft (aaufnann 9e.) in 8. Weine
Sdpeiter ging nit mir 5u Dem 8ru-
Der ibrer 0rau, ser Ir5t mar, uno
bat i'm Inn Stat. Ger Mr5t iaste,
cine @nt5iinoung am slugaufel Jet
iebr i6limm, uno es pdre unbebinet
nottpenbig, au Or. N. in so. in 8e-
midi au begeben. Das Mu-
ge niiBte operiert merben. go fubr
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-01
In AsSete
Loan Association
Reaches Million

Los Angeles, April 30.-Achieve-
ment of Sl,000,000 in assets was
proudly announced last Friday night
by the Broadway Federal Savings
and Loan Association of this city at
dinner meeting held at Alena's Tea
Room
II. A. Howard is president and gen
eral manager of this second Federal
Savings and Loan Association owned
and operated by Negroes anywhere
in the country He made the formal
announcement before members of the
board of directors, officers and en-
ployeeS OF the association, and to a
small group of civic leaders who at
tended the dinner, that this goal had
bee accomplished in a little over Is
months after the doors of the institu-
ton had opened on January Ii, l947.
Present also to witness the report
was Frank Noon, manager of the local
branch of the Home Loan Bank of
San Francisco, with which Broadway
Federal is affiliated Mr.. Noon praised
the association and its officers for the
determination they have shown and
the business acumen exhibited in the
first and most difficult year of such
enterprises.
Mr. Howard beamed as he reeled
off few figures which revealed the
SoundneSS of Broadway Federal, and
the volume of loans it has made to
date to home owners. The aSSocia-
ton now has 1893 members" he said,
and we are working hard to double
that number in the IL months ahead
If we do, and we will, two million
dollars in assets will be assured"
Others who participated in the pro-
gram were: Robert Bonnet, Jr., At
tomey David w. Williams. Nj. Earl
Grant, Robert Gibson, Attorney
Thomas l.. Griffith, and Michael w.
Quinlan. DR.. H. Claude Hudson was
POSTMASTER.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-01

DR.. N. II. Frisby, chairman of the
local colored division of the Red
Cross drive announced today that all
committees had been named quotas
slated and that more than hundred
do lars had been raised.
The following committeeman are
soliciting funds and the general pub
lie is requested to join in and make
the drive success. DR. G. +. Holmes,
chairman, professional men; Rev. l..
S. Rounds, churches; John Turnip-
seed, Ben Wright, Benjamin Cook,
James Carter, and James Edwards in
'dustries, and l.. r. Hill, schools.
Chairman DR.. Frisby stated the
necessity of Negro support to the
National Red Cross Drive, in a recent
meeting at the Miller Memorial Cen
ter. He further related the highly
praised efforts of the Red Cross Aid
to Negroes during the flood and
other disasters occurring in the Mis-
sissippi Delta.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-01
YOUTH RELEASED GREENVILLE
ON SELF DEFENSE COLORED DIVISION
PLEAD IN KILLING RED CROSS SHOW
As VAR OLD MAN PROGRESS

Eddie Lee Jones, Is year cd
Negro youth, was released last Friday
in the fatal stabbing Tuesday of As
year old Jim Golden.
Jones was arrested after he stabbed
Golden in the heart when the two.
both selling ice cream products from
bicycle carts, got into scuffle on
East Hamilton street.
Golden was taken to Charity Hos
pital in police car but he died a
few minutes after his arrival.
Two witnesses testified in police
court Friday afternoon that Golden
had come after Jones and that Jones
tried to get away from Golden in
order to avoid a fight. They testi-
fled that Golden caught up with
Jones when he fell down and swung
at him with knife. They said that
tones then struck Golden one time
with knife. The blade pierced the
older mans heart.
The two witnesses were Negro wo-
men. Another witness a Negro man
who works for the Seale-Lily Ice
CYeam Company, testified that the
two men had had previous arguments
and that Golden had been Fostering
Jones.
The May term of grand jury, which
convenes on May 3, may, if it
wishes, conduct separate investiga-
ton into the stabbing.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-01

direction of Mrs. Aurelia Young
High tribute was paid to the
leadership Mr.. Rice has given to
the church and the community
since his coming. to Jackson. 1t
was noted that he has been active
as Chaplain to jackson College,
member of the Committee of
Management for the YMCA, and
has served in responsible positions
in every civic movement under
taken by the community.
At the close Of the service, Mr..
Rice was presented gifts from
several church organizations and
individual citizens in attendance
at the service. kilograms and a
host of letters were read to a ca
pacity audience who filled the
Historic church.
In short speech of apprecia-
ton, Mr.. Rice pointed out that
years spent with the church had
not been without incidents of try
ing consequence, but that for the
most part they had been enjoyable
years and that they had definite
ly been progressive years. At
the conclusion of the service mem
bers of the congregation crowded
the rostum to congratulate and
present to Mr.. Rice tokens of
esteem.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-01

Mr.. A. L. Rice for 20 years
pastor of the Mt. Helm Baptist
Church was honored here last
Sunday for his many years of
service. Citizens from Jackson and
over the state damned the church
for the special services held dur
ing the regular service hour.
Highlight of the program was a
stirring address by Pres. J. l..
Reddix Jackson College head.
Special music was renered by the
Jackson College Choir under the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-01
(COntinued from page u

of the Delta Leader, of Creenville
and president Mississippi Baptist Con
vention will be the guest speaker
President Williams said the meet
ing agenda would include the follow
ing Annual Report of Committees.
Panel discussion: Organization and
management of a Laundry, led by
Constant Watson Of Creenville, Small
Business Problems led by P. H.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-01

Abrams of Jackson and Amos Wright
OF Brookhaven; and the election of
officers.
Following the business session at
the Edward Lee Hotel the Annual
Banquet will be held at Campbell
College.
Delegates and members of the or
ganization and business men from all
sections of the state are expected to
attend the meeting
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-01
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-01
International Order Of Twelve
Knights And Daughters Of Tabor
Mississippi Jurisdiction

OLDEST AND GREATEST PURELY NEGRO FRAZIER
NAL ORDER IN THE WORLD
ESTABLISHED-In Mississippi March 49, 1882
STRENGTH-More than 10000 members in Mississippi
SECURITY-Cash than S400G0O three
million dollars in force $350000 deposited in bonds and
titled bank deposits annual income than $35OOOO
FELLOWSHIP Charming rituaishm, fine fellowship.
Observation-Disclosures offered free hospitaiza
ton to 81 days per year, first class efficient and sku
service.
POLICIES-For every member of the family from six
months to IS years. fase value of policies $1O00C $4,000
and $4,000 depending of appicant for only $2s5
per quarter equivalent just 95 cents month ncud
ing hospitazaton children offered $4,000 policy for so
per quarter $500 per including hospital
ton;
CLAIMS-Death claims paid in full way death
proof is filed.
SCHOLARSHIP Children of Tent Department offered
three scholarships year. amounts $780, $500 and
$4,000 respectiveWar Bonds awarded winner in spelling
and oratorical contests.
ENLIST WITH TABOR TODAYu
TABOR LEADS THEM ALL
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION WRITE
KNIGHTS AND DAUGHTERS OR
TABOR
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Drawer 3l1 Mound Bayou Mississippi Phone S3-J
Sir C. A. Johnson Chief Grand Scribe
Box Ella, Shelby, Mississippi
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-01
NOTICE-DITCH BIDS

Sealed bids will be received on the
11th day of October, 194S, until two
o'clock p. NJ. Eastern Standard
Time, at the office of the County
Auditor of ottawa County, at Port
Clinton, Ohio, for the improvement
of the MetZgar Ditch, petitioned for
by Arthur Hetrick.
Said bids shall be in writing on a
form to be furnished by the County
Engineer. and be accompanied with
a certified check, bank draft or
bank money order in an amount Of
three percent of the bid as a guar
antee that, if the bid is accepted
the bidder will sign the contract for
the performance of the work bid
upon, and will furnish such bond to
the County for the performance OF
the contract signed as may be re-
quired by law. oo
Estimated cost ........".."....".....S i 9.VI
The Board of County Commission
ers reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
BY order of the County CommiS-
sionerS of ottawa County.
DELOS J. NISSEN,
33-2t ottawa County Engineer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-01
Playmakers Choose
Show For November

The Playmakers have chosen
Kind Lady" as their fall produc-
ton to be presented Nov. s and
9 in the high school auditorium.
A tense and remarkably clever
mystery drama based on the story
by Hugh Walpole. Kind Lady"
received high praises from critics
for its light, fast moving enter
tainment on its long broadway
run.
The committee selecting the
Playmakers fall production con-
sisted of Mrs. Thalia Brown, Mrs.
Carlista Snyder, and Mrs, Eliza
beth Edwards. Harold McCuen,
Little Theatre director, who as
sisted on the minstrel Showboat"
last spring and is an associate
member of the local group, will
again lend his assistance IN pro-
ducing a polished performance.
Selection of the cast will be
determined Thursday evening at
the high school auditorium where
all Playmakers are asked to be
| present for the try out. The cast
will consist of Is adults. The
committees to handle all arrange
ments will be announced next
week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-01
PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Fourth and Monroe Streets
Rev. e. II. Engel, Pastor

Worship and Holy Communion,
Sunday, October 9, at 1915 a. m.
Sunday school for all grades,
also Bible study for high school
and adult groups at 9 a. m.
Luther League banquet at Gray
town, Tuesday, at $50 p. m.
Choir rehearsal on Wednesday at
1880 p. m.
Craft Club, Wednesday, Oct. 6,
8 p. m. Potluck, Parish Hall, Mrs.
Engel, hostess.
Ladies Aid, Thursday at 2 p. m.
Topic, Mexican Missions in Texas"
by Leora Fillinger. Hostesses,
Anna Loeh5en and Virginia Lo-
wyein.
The Hi-League at $50 p. m.
Films on the American Lutheran
church will be shown. Any of your
friends are invited. The meeting
is on Thursday.
Brotherhood on Thursday at
p. m. A special program has been
planned and all men are invited.
Catechism classes on Saturday
morning, Senior at 9 a. m. and
Juniors at 10:3O a. m.
- American Lutheran Church bien-
nial convention at Grace church,
Fremont, Ohio, October 7 to ID.
Our members are invited to attend
any of the sessions of the dele
gated body.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-01
@ Church News %
ST. JOHN LUTHERAN
Corner of Adams and Second
John E. Braun. Pastor

Sunday-9:15 a. M, Sunday
school; 1890 a. M, Church service;
1880 a. M, Nursery.
Monday-2:00 p. M, Hospital
Guild; 1880 p. m., Dart ball.
Tuesday-6:00 p. M, Luther
League banquet at Graytown; 500
p. M, Brotherhood.
Wednesday-2:0O p. M, Women's
Mission Society; 6:45 p. M, Luther
League choir.
Thursday - All day, Rummage
sale.
Saturday-9:00 a. M, Catechet-
ical classes; 1000 a. M, Junior
choir.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-01
Magruder Hospital
Surgical

Woodin Huntsinger, Sept. %.
Fred Meckfessel, Sept. 20.
Gilbert Genzman, Oak Harbor,
Sept. 2S.
Stanley Wonnell, Sept. 2S.
John II. Warner, Cleveland,
Sept. 2S.
Carl Sperling, Oak Harbor, Sept.
%.
Medical
Mrs. Effie Green, Lakeside, Sept.
2S.
Mrs. Alvina Popka, Sept. %.
Mrs. Julia Smith, Sept. "a.
James Crosby, Oak Harbor, Sept.
25.
Mrs. John Quillin, Oak Harbor,
Sept. 25.
Ernest Reyes, Marblehead, Sept.
%.
Mrs. Albert Fatiga, Gypsum,
Sept. 26.
Frederick Schneider, Sept. 26.
Mrs. Elmer Druyor, Sept. 26.
Rolla Tabbert, Oak Harbor, Sept
%.
Betty Lou Sidney, Sept. IS.
Mrs. Herman l.. Gates, Sept. %
Adelaide Green, Sept. 30.
Births
Mrs. Norval Gill, boy, Sept. 25
Z lbs. 1112 ounces.
Mrs. Louis Leutscher, Erie Ord,
nance Depot, Sept. 26, boy
7 lbs, 1212 ounces.
Mrs. George Kowalski, boy, Sept
q, s lbs, 8 ga ounces.
Mrs. Bertha Bloom, Graytown
boy, Sept. 20, 7 lbs, ga ozs.
Discharges
GuSta Lickert, Ruth Naft, Heller
Bilitski, Lola Soles, Vern Ket
chum, Edna Auxter, Gwendolyr
Ballin, Evelyn Rose, Barbara
Temple and baby, Rosemar!
Geisman and baby, Helen Per
ry and baby, Emma Hurrell ant
baby, Doris Wendt, Paulin
Chapman and baby, Ards Budd
Luella Banky and baby, Rudolp
Nehls, Donna Price and baby
Florence Shaffer and baby
Grace Johnson and baby, Kath
ryn Madison, Lois Smith an
baby, Effie Green, Julia Smith
Archie Beach, Gilbert Genzmar
Hilda Simpkins and baby, Mabl
Goetz, and baby, Daniel Willis.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-01
Several Get Fines
In Mayors Court

Several citations pending in
mayors court while Mayor Carl
Becker was on vacation were
heard this week with the follow
ing fines being assessed:
Richard Farmer and Richard
McClelland, petty larceny in theft
of gun, $40 and costs each; Rob-
ert Rhodes, reckless operation,
$40 and costs; Richard Mailer,
no drivers license, $500 and
costs.
Several others cited during the
period forfeited their bonds thru
failure to appear.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-01
EVANGELICAL UNITED
BRETHREN
jackson and Fifth SITS.
L. D. Reynolds. Minister

$50 a. M, Sunday School, Supt.
Frank kastor.
$3.50 a. m.-Worship. World
wide communion. Sermon subject,
Gathering Together in Unity"
$50, Youth Fellowship.
Wednesday, 1880 p. m.--Bible
Study. w. S. w. S. has charge of
service.
Thursday, 7:30, choir rehearsal.
Sunday, Oct. 10 is Rally Day. 1t
is the beginning of the Loyalty
Church Crusade lasting nine
weeks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-01
l. o. o. +. Solo Club

The |. o. o. F. Solo club met at
the Odd Fellows hall, Friday eve
ming, to celebrate the birthday of
George MINER. Those also present
were: John Steager, John Hensler,
Tip Snider, Henry Wahlers, Frank
lyn Eaton, Donald Nieman, Werner
Jeschke, Ben Bahnsen, Donald
Everett, John Radloff, Ambrose
Pearce, George Migala, Chalon,
Short, Wess Zehner, Louis Mortus,
Nelson Kleinhans and Alba Smith
A very fine lunch was served by
Mrs. George MINER and solo was
PLAYED.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-01
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
VIM. G. Miller, Pastor
Corner of Adams and Second

Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Morning worship at 1890 a. m.
Voly Communion will be observed
as a part of the plan for World
Wide Communion on this Sunday.
The theme for the morning, "The
Hands That Lift the Cup Must Do
the Masters Work"
At 4:30, Junior Youth Fellow
ship.
At $50, refreshments.
At 500, picture, Dollars and
Cents"
i. At $50, Senior Youth Fellow
hip.
At 1880, committee meetings.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-01
c. p. Circle Fathers Night

Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Pehrson
opened their home last Thursday
evening to members of Commo-
dore Perry Circle of the Child
Conservation League for their
husbands night party. Bridge
and pinochle provided entertain
ment for the 81 present. A deli
cious lunch was served by Mrs.
A. w. Chapman, Mrs. ID. M.
Fadeley, Mrs. John Reinheimer
and Mrs. PehrSon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-01

ed in 1888, next was Child Study
Club organized in 1941, then Child
Guidance Council in 1945, Young
Mothers Forum in 1916 and Pro-
gresSive Mothers Club in 1947.