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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-06-04
Gene Bolte Joins
Real Estate Firm

Eugene V. Bolte, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Bolte, Catawba Cliffs,
is now associated with the Bolte
Real Estate and Insurance firm,
which has been operated during
the past twelve years by his moth
er, Mrs. Ann Rolte.
A graduate of Port Clinton high
school, Gene also attended Tri-
State college in Angola, Indiana.
His wife is the former Marguerite
Cooper, and their son, John Henry,
is five months old.
During the war, Bolte served 4S
months, of which two years were
in Europe with the Third Army.
He was discharged as a captain
and is now in the Organized Re-
serve Corps.
Bolte is a 32nd degree Masor
and a member of the Rotary club
American Legion, Elks, and Port
Clinton and Catawba Island cham,
bers of commerce. He is now Ii.
censed to sell fire and casualty in
surance and real estate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-06-04
Stahl Named Head
Of Rental Board

Atty. Tom Stahl was elected
chairman of the Rent Advisory
board of Ottawa county, of the
Sandusky-Port Clinton Defense
Rental area, at meeting last
Wednesday in the Feick building,
Sandusky.
A. J. Davids was named vice
chairman, and the director -attor-
ney Glenn P. Bracy, was named
secretary. Members held gen
eral discussion of regulations and
procedures of rent control and de-
cided to meet hereafter the third
Wednesday evening of each month
in the Port Clinton city hall coun-
Gil chambers.
Members of the board are Atty.
Tom Stahl, Port Clinton; DR.. r. l..
Bolte, Oak Harbor mayor; Jack
Boysen, Genoa mayor; M. E. Sni-
der, Marblehead mayor; and A. j.
Davids, Port Clinton real estate
broker.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-06-04
Gas Co. Will Test
Pressure Gamers

Free cooking and testing of
pressure Gamers and gauges will
be conducted by Miss Betty Lou
Spaulding, county home demon
stration agent, and Miss Betty
Newton, of the Ohio Fuel Gas
company, next Tuesday, June s.,
from 10 a. m. until q p. m. at the
Sandusky Gas company office.
Be sure to take your Gamers
to the Port Clinton Gas company
office or the Ottawa county extern
sion office, Oak Harbor, on or be-
fore Monday, June T.
Homemakers are urged to take
advantage of this service to insure
most accurate canning results for
the coming canning period.
Applause at the beginning of a
speech means Faith; in the middle,
Hope; at the end, Charity.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-06-04
Y. F. W. NOTES
BY Virgil Gordon

The Vets softball team played
and won their first county league
game last Sunday as they outhit
Carroll township, Z to ,. V. +. w.
made Is hits while Carroll could
only get three hits as Pieplow
pitched a masterful game. The
longest hit was by Brendiar of
Vets, who made a triple. Johnny
Wozniak had four hits out of
five times 20 bat,
At the regular meeting of Post
24S0 on Tuesday evening the fol-
lowing men We're elected to mem
bership: Dallas f. Colvin of Port
Clinton; Charles w. Applemen, of
Crooksville. Ohio, and Robert Nj,
Skinner. of Oak Harbor,
The date of the 9th district con-
ference has been changed to Sur
day, June 6. Delegates to the de
partment encampment and the
district conference were named
The following are delegates
Wayne Shepherd, Stanley Brown
Virgil Gordon, Joe Oravec, John
Wozniak, Jr., Justin Dehring, Ray.
mond Belhmer. Howard Belhmer
Tom Stahl, }. G. Hitchcock, Clar,
ence Hohlcr and Donald Williams
The following We're named as al
ternateS: Joe Hrupcho, Fritz Woz,
MAX, Walter Schiewe, Myror
Taylor, Charlie Pussehl, Phil Sim.
mons, William Dempsey, Car
Weis, James Jess, Nick Banchick
Ralph Baxter and Ira Lindsay.
Plans We're completed for Me.
mortal Day. Post members will bo
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-06-04
GIVES TREATISE

Kenneth Floro, son of Mrs. Er-
nest Goodsite, Oak Harbor, read
an original paper on "a Quanta-
tive Analysis of Universal Mill
tary Training as Appearing in the
New York Times, June 1, 1947-
January 81, 194S" at the Midwest
Sociological society meeting last
week in Minneapolis. Floro is a
graduate student in sociology at
Northwestern university, Evans
ton, Illinois.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-06-04

thrilled with the excellent ad-
dress given by Willis A. Sutton,
former superintendent of Atlanta,
Georgia, schools. His talk on
Just A Man" was filled with
thought provoking statements.
Valedictorian Beverly Easton was
presented with a scholarship to
Capital university, but probably
won't use it as she has chosen
Bowling Green as her alma mater.
MEMBERS of the Mechanical
Avn Rubber team, champions of
the Standard Products Women's
league, used their kitty" to fin
ance a trip to Alpine Village in
Cleveland, Friday evening. Ann
Bolte, Maybelle Wahlers, Muretta
Hanck, Helen Hetrick and Ann
kucsik enjoyed a fine dinner and
the floor show, and renewed ac-
quaintances with orchestra leader
frankie Strasek, who made many
friends here during his stay at
Camp Perry. Jack Bolte served
as chauffeur for the trip.
DORT CLINTON Rotarians and
Rotary-Anns will be busy
hosts June 80 when the district
Rotary officers conference is held
in Lakeside Put-in-Bay Legion
naires will also have a busy week
end June 1920 when the district
Legion convention is held at their
popular home island Edward
F. Vincent, QM2c, U. S. Navy,
Toledo street, Curtice, is serving
aboard the escort aircraft carrier
USS Mindoro which recently Wis
tied New Orleans after an opera
tional training cruise.
-JOT -
WHILE most of US were enjoy
w ing a little rest over Mem
orial Day holiday, City Treasurer
and Mrs. George Tewers were
stuck at home. Three rooms, dis
playing new wallpaper, are evi-
dence of their holiday labors :.
Did you notice that both the
Cleveland Plain Dealer and Toledo
Blade featured Port Clinton in
their Weekend Auto Tours, Fri
day. Perhaps that publicity help
ed to increase the heavy traffic on
local highways.
MRS. BESS BELL has donated
Avn a beautiful baptismal foun-
tain, in memory of her mother,
Mrs. Cora Orth, to the Evangelical
United Brethren church. The
font is constructed of the same
wood as the altar. Plans are un-,
derway to dedicate the fountain
on June 20 when the newly-com-
pleted E. U. B. parsonage will
also be dedicated.
-JOT -
IF CLAIM numbers for the Ohio
World War II Compensation
Fund bonus mean anything, We'll
be 92 before our check arrives. We
mailed our original discharge GER
tifcate to Columbus during the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-06-04

first week in April, and expected
results much earlier than Satur-
day when the certificate was fin-
ally returned. Our claim number
is 419,509 and if the state contin-
ues to pay the bonus at the same
daily rate, We'll have a long wait
to collect our $400.
-JOT-
DONALD SANDERS, who has
been a mortician at the J. A.
Neidecker company mortuary for
the past few months, is no longer
associated with the firm. The for
mer Fostoria youth plans to open
funeral home here in the near
future, and is negotiating to pur-
chase a large home in jefferson
street to be converted for such
usage.
DLANS are underway for con-
struction of spacious tourist
motel in Erie township and for
large hamburger shop along the
Sand road Bill Fell, who lived
here before the war, will be grad
uated from Ohio State university
June IL. Bill, Laurabelle and
their son plan to spend the sum-
mer months in Van Vert.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-06-04
TEAG ARDEN ON BOARD

o. L. Teagarden, of Oak Harbor,
has been named to the board of di-
rectors of the Toledo Area Coun-
Gil of Boy Scouts. He is to serve
as chairman of the finance COM
mittee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-06-04
NAMED VICE PRESIDENT

At the state meeting for +. H.
A. clubs held recently in Column
bus, Kathryn kocsis of the local
schools was elected state vice
president.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-06-04
WHEN Weldon Sheerer, Ca.

tawba Island, was graduated
Summa Cum Laude at Bowling
sGreen university last week, he was
"the third person in the history OF
the state college to be SO honored,
The World War II veteran de-
serves exceptional credit as he
completed the course in three
years, majoring in English and
Social Sciences A local civic
club is planning a boys night in
the near future and plans to give
puppy to a lucky boy. If any
one has puppy for sale, or to do
Slate, please notify this jotter.
EDDIE EDWARDS turned in
this item last week, but there
Just wasn't enough space for all
the news. In a special bowling
match Saturday, the American
Legion squad, winners of the
league championship, lost out to
runners-up Sans Economy keg-
lers. Throughout the season, the
Jeans fought for the leadership
right up to the last game
We've heard lots of comment re-
garding the 63rd annual high
school commencement Thursday
night. The packed audience was
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-06-04
J0TTINGs
OFF THE CUFF
By RAY SPERBER

-FOUR Jackson street residents
took things in their own hands
Memorial Day when their fam
lilies couldn't put up with the dust
from the dirt street any longer.
The village council has been un-
able to purchase road oil this
year, as the mixture is too
scarce. Ralph Corbin, Harold
braves, Andrew Paysen and Curt
lkuhnle were able to buy $50 gal
IONS of oil last weekend. The
foursome borrowed a truck, hauled
the oil in drums to Jackson street
and then utilized sprinkling cans
to distribute the oil and arrest the
clouds of dust.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-15
GRAND
ENSEMBLE CONCERT

Friday evening, October 1,
1913, in the Zion Auditorium,
the combined musical organi-
cations of the Christian Cathol-
ic Church will bring to this
community real treat in
music.
The Zion Junior Band and
the Zion Concert Band under
the direction of Mr.. David Nc
Elroy will present selections of
wide interest. The Zion White
ROBBED Choir will bring songs
of varied interest under the di-
rection of Philip A. Pennington
with Charles Kessler at the or
gan.
Richard F. Hire will conduct
the Zion Symphony Orchestra
in their presentation of we'll
known selections.
There will be other features
of vocal and instrumental en-
semble groups.
Plan to attend this rare mus
ical treat.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-15
fife TheOCraf
10. Norma Lee Cook.
IA. Carol Mann.
Is. Mona Ballegooyen.
l6. Rosemary Nelson.
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our rela-
tives and friends for their
kindness to us in our recent be-
reavement at the passing of
our beloved husband and faith
er, Marion Wise.
Mrs. Grace Wise and Family.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-15

THE CHRISTIAN
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Music Program
For September 10, 1948
Lords Day Morning Worship
Service
PROFESSIONAL = "The
Church's One Foundation"
by Wesley.
ANTHEM = "Bless the Lord,
O, My Soul" Arranged by
Clough-Leighter.
HYMN ANTHEM = "Be
Strong, We Are Not Here to
Play" by Smith.
ANTHEM 20 Holy Father"
by Palestrina.
PROFESSIONAL - Saviour,
Again to Thy Dear Name"
by Hopkins.
Choir rehearsal Thursday
evening at 1880 P. M. All choir
members are asked to bring
their copies of ''The Elijah"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-15
CHANGE OF DATE

Mrs. Sefton's Glass will hold
their regular Monday evening
meeting on September goth, in
stead of September 9th, at
their rooms in the Adm. Bldg.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-15
AT REST
MIR. Marian Wise
January 4, 1892 Sept. 1, 194S
ENJOY LONG WEEKEND

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul White
man and daughter, Annette,
and her husband, 1t. Virgil
Burkey, spent the holiday
weekend at Ephriam, Wiscon-
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-15
LAST WEEK OF QUEEN
NOMINATIONS

16 Girls entered so far
Nominations Close Sept. 18th
Here is the list of the girls
entered so far:
1. Dolores Schultz
2. Betty Emanuelson
3. Elaine McCulloch
4. Mary White.
5. Elaine Gilland.
6. Beverly Wolf.
z. Marilyn Johnson.
8. Pat Luce.
9. Genevra Rocks.
10. Barbara Davis.
IL. Adele Craig.
IL. Dolores Naffziger.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-30
Skannal llttt. rinpft
mrltfkannal
gpn &. s. &ei denberaer

9ie Imiteroamer 9onferens oes
Froteltantismus bat einen @eItIfan-
bal Dor bas Sorllm ser @elt gebradt.
Sn einem 8eri6t beiBt es: vgluf ei-
ner golIltsung am 80. Muguit tpuroe
gum erIten Wal Dor einem groBen in
ternationalen Sorum - mebr als
bunoertlnofiinf5ig 8reiie- nno @unb-
|funtpertreter iinb aus alien grbteilen
bierber gefommen oos oeutIhe
5liidtlingsproblem in ieiner fur1t-
barren Healitat uno in ieinem gansen
ltmfang gel6iloert. Ser Setter Ser
5liiAtlingsfonImillion i'm Sefumeni-
lben 9fat, Der gnglanoer glfan &ees,
trug einen 8eriht Dor, Ser ais zines
Ser midtiglten Dofumente iiber bie
GeranttDortlng Der &ir6en gegen=
iiber oieler brennenoen Scot in her-
|lhieoenen Spraben perbreitet iperoen
Ion. Oie peinli6e 8eitiir5llng. NIT Ser
Die @nsfiibrungen bon Hees aufge-
nommen tpuroen, 5eigt, tpie tpenie
Genntnis oie @elt iiber oen umfang
oes beutiden Sliibtlingsproblem
bat. Nad) Der &apitulation, fiibrte er
aus, boben in europa neun Deillio=
men displaced Berions gelebt, Don
oenen bis beute fpieber iiber lieben
Wiaionen IN ibre Seimat 5uriidge-
bradt ieien @leid5eitfg aber lei ourh
oie Golitif Der Iaiierten elm nod piel
groberes Broblem geld)affen poroen
5tp0lf Bis nieraebn Nillionen 6eutide
5liidtlinge, Die cine itdnoige @efabr
fir ben 5rieben iiberbaupt biloeten.
Hees foroerte Die @leibIteaung Ser
oeutiben 5ludtlinge nit oen DYs
ourd Die S3S" Cgbriit unb @elt'
4. September 1948).
Oie @eltfonferen5 beroient fir 6ie-
|Ie Stellungnabme aufrihtigen 9ant
aller, oenen Weni9enrebt lno Wen-
Idenlpiiroe ridt Srembporte ii1b.
0en 2eiern oieier 8latter iinb Die
@e0anfengdnge nibt nert. Sd mohte
MIR 1piinihen, Die &onferena b1tte
flare 8esriffe eetpdblt: Die 5tDolf Biz
pieraebn Millionen fi11b nidt GIubt.
Ilinge, ionbern Bertriebene. Durb
Bots6am pertriebene gbriiten! 9ie
Sorberilng nah @leihitellung bieier
Spfer Botsoams nit ben offi5ien on.
lerfannten DPS lit ungeniiseno. Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-30

miro bic @ebmrtensabI ropio follen
uno Ole 3abl Der &inoer pro Sarni-
lie miro nidt anf 2,2 sebalten iper-
Ben fonnen, Dem Minoeltias fir bic
Selblterbalti,ng. 3ie oeltlhe 8epoI.
ferungs5abl miro nod 1880 unter
pier3ig Millionen, Iieeen.
Gabei iino aipei @eii6tspunfte ni6t
beriidiidtigt, oie oen Bro5eB Der @nt-
|pOlferllng Geltidlanos beidleunigen
f0nnten: Die Seiluug 9entihlanos in
|eine meltli6e uno cine oItlihe Gone,
oie 81 einer ipeiteren 8erit1oterltng
oes relatip iiberpolferten @eitens NIT
ibren nngiinltisen bep0lferungspoIiti-
ihen sSolgen fiibren tpiro, unb Die
Itarfe Eenoen5 Der iiingeren Genera
tion 5ur Iusmanoerung, Die iid aus
wirfen miro, iobalo Die iibrige @elt
|nidt mebr nie beute geeen oie 9eut-
iden abgeriegelt iein miro. Die Sol
gen elmer iol6en slspanoer1ng fir
oas 3ablenperbaltnis BON 8ei64ftig-
ten unb llnbeihdftigten (Grn1brern
uno @rndbrtel) meroen nibt aus
bleiben. S6on beilte miiilen in
Gel1tib!anb bunOert 8eidGftigte fir
fiinfunoiieb5ig ltnbelddftigte iorgen.
|3ieie Situotion miro lid nod per-
idlimmern.
Gin geiipiel oafiir, mas 1oas fir
@elt- t-@uropa beoeutet, liefert ser
Gubr- -8ergbaus Gor Dem erIten @eIt-
frieg tpnren boditens fitnfltno5tpan-
gig Bro5ent Ser 8ergleltte pier5ig
Sabre rno alter; berte iinO es fiinf=
unoled5ig Bro5ent; 5tpei 9rittel Der
9lrbeiten lllter Gag Deroen BON Die
ier altersgruppe geleiItet, bon 2eutetl,
oie man friiber MIR otsnabn1sipeiie
inter Sag beiddftist bate. Ser &iid=
gang Ser &oblenforoerung gebt groB-
tenteils ouf oieie Germtnoerung Ser
arbeitsfraft 3uriid, oie oub in allen
anoeren SnouItrie5Deigen porliegt.
Sn oen enoloien Gebatten Der
Staatsmdnner iiber bic 3ufllnft
Geltti6lanos iino oiele 9inge bis iett
faum er1pdbnt poroen. @s fann elm
uerbangnisppller 6ebler iein, bas
oeutide gep0lferungsproblem meiter-
bin allBer a6t 5u loiien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-30

gllle famen boIlfomn1en mittellos II,
8aDern an. @ie es nun nm lie itebt,
erbellt aus foIgenoem:
ia aue meme 9er,panoten it,
lSdleiien tpobnbaft paren llnb oaber
oas gleide Shidlal Der Seimatlo-
iigfeit uno oes p0nigen 8erluites If
res @igentunis tragen, fann i6 bon
oieIer Seite feinerlei Silfe eriuor-
ten. SIN @egenteil, piele meiner Ser
tpanoten iino auf meme Silfe un-
lgeipieIen. @iner neiner 8riioer NOR
|als ariesspfarrer an Ser Sitfroni
| eingeiebt unb befinbet iid nod in
lariegsgefangenihaft. Wein anoerer
8ruoer lit Srbenspater in Der aon-
Igregation ser BaIlotiner. Weine Wut-
ter beipobnt nit meiner S6Deitet
cine armielige Stltbe in einem 0orf
bel 8amberg. gs mangelt ibnen, oa
lite nit pollig leeren &anben bier
'onfamen, an ben not1penoiglten Din-
gen oes tdgli6en 2ebens.
nWeine 91tigfeit als sSIii6tlings.
ISeeliorger lit iebr llnlfangreid unb
! anitrengeno. 9en groBten Sell mei-
Iner 3eit perbrinse id auf gfeilen,
'nm sic pielen Sauienoe ilnlerer bel
matloIen &atbolifen in Der tpeiten
Gr5oio5eie 8amberg, Dor onem in
Der Diaipora 81 beIuben, ibnen Got
Itesoienit 5lt balten uno ibnen elm
penig 81 belfen oas idtpere areua
Ser Seimatloiigfeit tragen 5u fonnen.
sd bite Sic nun, es mir ni6t
libel nebmen 5l1 1pouen, ipenn i1
|anfrage, Oh es Sbnen moglib tpGre,
mir fir meine angeborigen burh
Senoung zines 2ebensmittelpafetes
belfen 81 mollen. g9ir tpiiien Iebr
mobl, oaB unIere amerifaniibert
8laubensbriioer geraoe fir uniere
.beimatloIen Weni6en aus Dem 6eut-
Ii6en Often i6on nnenolif bieI GU
tes getan ba6en. Iber geraoe bieie
Satlade eibt mir audi ben Mut,
mid nit meiner 9itte an Sic su
menoen. Gin S6reiben oes 8am,
berger @r5biiboflieben @eneralbifa-
riates, aus Dem oie Hi6tigfeit mel
ner ausfiibrungen eriidtlid lit, fiji
ge i6 bel. :" pI
SiingIt nad) 9ie6erbapern per=
lett, 10 i6reibt Elm SaIelianerpater
bon oort, iolle er nun eine 8emein=
De betreuen in Ser iib piele sSliidt-
linge aus Der ruiiii6en Gone nie-
oergelaiien baben. uSbre 4rnut lit
btnlmelibreienO groB. Darf ih ssbre
slufnerfiamfeit auf bieie Notlase LEM
fen uno Sic nnig-prielterIib bitten,
neln 8erf Der Silfeleiitrng fir oieie
slrnen 5li ltteritiisen2 Sd IelbIt or
bette bier Inn @otteslobn obne ge-
5ablung, barum bin i6 auf Die Nit-
billie eoler Weniben angetpteIen."
Dtan fonrte Spalten init Sdrei-
ben oieier art anfiillen. Goh oiirf-
ten einihpeilen Ole tpenisen Broben
genilgen. SauptlaGe lit, iol6en 8it-
ten @ebor 81 idenfen uno 5u belfen.
C.-St. d. C.=T.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-30
gliitltltngsnnt hpifhlt 9tlfr

gin5elne bier5ulanoe tun biel fir
anpermanote uno SSreunoe in
Geuti6la1o. 9luG Die am 2iebes1perf
beteiligten Gerbdnoe leiiten grltaun-
|lides. 9o6 all5ubiele Wfdnner unb
6rauen oeutider Abltammung Iteben
Der Scot oes oeutiben 8oIfes merit
piiroig gleidgiiltig segeniiber. 9aau
fommen Damn nod iene, Die Ser Mei-
Enung iino, es beoiirfe ibrer Silfe
|ni6t mebr. An bieie al nl0hte ii6
mum oie Gentral-Steae oes G.=8. NIT
Der 9itte penben, folgenoe Satia-
|hen in Gripagung gu 5ieben.
Nbgeleben BON Der slrn1ut iener
Seutiden, Die blrd ben &rieg alles
perloren boben lno 10 pielen 8it.
tpen 1lno 8aiien, gibt es in Geutld-
LAMB 5lpolf Wiaionen 6Iiibtlinge aus
ben Sltgebieten, Ole ausgepliinoert
in Sen neitliden 3onen eintrafen,
loft i'm elenoeiten 3ultanbe. Sic iin6
IN Dem l6mer beingeluhten 2ano,
Dos Wangel on alien bat, lngern ge.
lebene 8alte Der Webr5obI na6 iinb
|es Srauen, ainoer llno 1ltere Man-
ner, Die Der Garitas uno oen 0ffent-
llben aemtern i6Dere Sorgen berei-
ten, aber alld Der fatbolil6en Seel-
Jorge, oa Die 3abl ser &atbolifen
iiberlpiegt.
8ie Der papitlide Gilitator in
Seutl6lano, gtihof Wfuenh, lcbreibt,
muB lib Oie 0G6itenliebe BON mn,
an gan5 beionoers bieier @usaetpie-
lenen annebmen. @ie es INN lie be-
ltellt lit, ergibt ii6 aus nadfolgen-
ben, an oie Central Steae in ct
Souis geridteten Mitteilunaen. Mus
elnent Srte am Hieoerrbein fam fol-
|genoes S6reiben:
"Surh Die ebripiiroige Sroens.
lhmelter annu ltriula pom glrmen
&tnoe Selu erfubr i6 Sbre Moreile
uno borte, oaB Sic germ bereit lei
en-, ben arnen uno 9iirftigen in
Seutlblano ein 2iebespafet sufom-
men gu laiien. Meine tutbolild)e
pfarrgemeinOe 5dblt iiber 1000 See
len uno bat 219 5liidtlinge, bie aus
Dem Often pertrieben tpuroen, auf-
nebmen niiiien. 9ieie ssliidtlinae
aus Dem Often unieres 8oterlan6es
baben allies BORT 5uriidlalien miiiIen
uno ltno lneiit bettelarm I'M tpabr>
lten Sinne oes @ortes. 0ie 0ffent-
llcbe Moblfabrt rno oie fatboIilfe
earltns tl1n mas lie f6nnen, Tim oie
ytot 5u linoern, aber ibre Mittel rel.
ben nibt aus. 0urh Die ginfIbrnng
Der 8abrungsreform Iino Die grlpar.
mile fat mertlos uno lino mir olle
arm getporoen. 8enn sic allo oie
Srelnoli6teit baben mollten, nns Elm
Siebespafet = beionoers NIT So
den fir Die armen &inoer = su-
fonmen 5u laiien, 10 ipdre i6 Sbnen
iebr oanfbar @ott m0ge es Sbnen
lobnen."
ginblif in bie troItloien 8erb1lt-
niiie, nit oenen 10 biele 9einlatIo-
len Weniden nun in Deutidlanb
fampfen, geipdbrt bas 5breiben oes
Gatb. 5liidtlings Seeliorgers 6.
|3u 8amberg in aranfen. or ielbit
r1IuBte SdJleiten berlaiien, 1,nb 5tpar
5uiammen nit ieiner iieb5ig Sabre
altpn Mutter 1lnh eir1er Ghnelter.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-30

Bie ormielig NOR % bod Der
alte @riehe Brofrllites oaran, Der
nur ben 2eib ieiner Spfer sglei6-
ldalten" fonnte - ieine mooernei1
0abfoIser fonnen aud 8eiIt uni
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uno .sIeihlhalten" beiBt rperfriip.
peln"
@ann erIdeint beute ser Sbeieus,
ser : pie emit i'm Iltertum -- ben
BrofruItes erlhldet llno Sic Wenlh,
belt bon oieier @eiiel befreit?9
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-30
Die weltberiihmte st. Bene.
dict Wundsalbe

grprobtes SetlmttteI geeen aIle
Arten bon aIten uno friiben @un.
Den, @eifDiiren. @ep1hien, Bib.
unnoen, &arbunfeln uip. Bitte @eIo
nur ourd Poit Wonep Or6er au idit.
ten. Seine Stamps. Sedaig (6O)
Gents Die S1a@tel beJ
J. i. STAAD
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Arizona sun., 1948-04-09
Shelton Says:
(By M. III. Shelton }

Perilous times have come. No
one knows what day will bring
forth. When they cry Peace and
Safety, look for sudden destruc-
ton. Man who is born of a woman,
is of few days and full of trou-
BILE. His days and years are three
score years and ten, which is sew
enty years and if by any reason
of strength, should be four score
years which is eighty years, it is
only labor and sorrow, and we are
soon cut off and fly away. So let
us make an effort to be born again
of the Spirit and let that mind be
in you that was also in our Saviour
the Christ. And be ye therefore
perfect also as our Father in Heav-
en- is perfect. It looks as though
Mr.. Stassen might make the grade
and if he is elected or who ever is
elected, they with the Congress
should Immediately appoint Cen
eral Macarthur as National Equal
izer of Peace conditions. A man
great enough to have pacified "a
per cent of all the nations should
be appointed at once to keep the
Peace.
Arizona sun., 1948-04-09
Families in Japan
Leave for the u. s.

With the Eighth Army in Japan.
Three military families formerly
residing in Japan have recently de-
parted for the United States.
Major and Mrs. Homer R. Lewis,
6741 Langley Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,;
First Lieutenant and Mrs. William
C. English, 33 Waumbeck Street,
Roxbury, Mass, and Mrs. Maud
Fipes Potter, 1884 Vine ST., Phila-
delphia, Pa, were among the pas
sengers of the u. S. Army Trans
port Republic, which left Yokoha-
ma for Seattle, Wash, recently.
Major Lewis served as executive
officer, 159th Field Artillery Bat
talon and Engineer in charge of
construction for the dependent
housing project at Nara, Japan.
Lieutenant English served as a
platoon leader in the Oath Infantry
Regiment at Camp Gifu, Japan and
Mrs. Potter is the mother of form
er Captain Francis M. Potter, who
is now an employee with the Far
East Materiel Command at Tachi-
kawa Air Force Base, near Tokyo.