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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-04
Botsbaft an 7Deutscb-
Amerikani8cbe familien

iuirb 9ciuablt,. mn ,ns 81 hclien
uno mir icatcn als Steucr5obIcr rns
ac'etacborhenbe @iiraer ooron inter.
Ciiicrt icin. bas Trohlcm Scr Sflopcr
81 loicn.
Wir borcn llngcrn @cidapcrocn por
@iirgcrn aus icbcm 5cil bcs 2nnScS.
Sir niiroen picl liebcr b0rcn: .@ic
founcn mir bclicn?" Nur cine Ecrion
in tamicnb Iroat ms bas.
Ginir lcbtc cine @cncinictoit. bis
picl aftipcr als mir mar, nGmlid,
GbriIn,s imo icine @ciolaihoIt. Sic
opfcrtcn alles fir Die @erchtigfcit
I'd, fnnn icbt Geutid slmcrifaner ira.
gen: "@os opfcrt Sbr fir Glrc Sic,
ben? @ombarbicrt icoc 0cbGroc mil
@ricien oraaniiiert @c,neinbcbcbGr
con, rllht nid,t. 2oBt Cure. %o;fspcr-
trcter lplncl,, apas ,Shr lpoHtScrlnnGt
Ank Sie Ssbre Yiliht t,m. @enn Sbr
Cure Tcrmanbten in Ru6lanh iinbcn
ipollt, perlanat &ricasaeianaencn-
Traacbogen pon unS. ...
Mui @runb Der lunfanarcihcn Hoit.
oic mir aus Tcutidlano umb ocn
Staatcn crbaltcu. f6nncn mir Sbrc
.srclmoc elmer Sahc pcriihern
0cnn lie iett fein Spicr brinacn mol,
Zen. mogcn mir nllc ipGter bcu ,uahn-
iinniaen Muiien su opieru babeu.
Sot,ohtun0Sbou,
Mmeriean-foreian Translation
Serpices.
5. Srspin Stiaermnu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-04
De,,tihe jebt ,,e<t
Natiet,alijtijhcr

atlantic Gitp, ga. s. Gin 9ertre
ter Scr Gereiniaten Staaten erflGrte
oic Tcutihcn icien nod nationaliit
ilfcr ais ie uno miibten lid, in ibrc,
Mnlid)ten Gnbern, penn Gin boucrn
Der sSrieoc suItanhcfommcn iollte.
&ermon 9. @eGs, Ger ocn amer!
faniifen ,Militiracurpcrncur IL
0cntlhlano in flht,rcllcn ssragen Be
rat, la0tc, baB MIR lueniae Ocutih,
Die Gmpiinbun0 boben, Dob lie per
lonlid iiir sic stasi &ataltropbe oi,
Tcrantipcrtlna traaen.
@cus fiibrte aus, Ser Tcutibc fiib
lc Iid1 iuie cine Shahiiaur. ans Sc,
Der @eiten einen Gemofraten uuS
Der Siten einen 8ommlniitcn NADER
ppllc. mibrenb cr iclbit in icincm IN
nerlten Ser5cn mie in alten Better
Gin pabrbafter Teutidsr iein mSdtc
Nldb ieien bic TcuiIhen nod I'M
mer bon ihrer unbehinetcn lleberIc
aenbcit anoeren @0lfern Ger eonser
@clt aeacniiher iiherseuat.
To lie burh sic NasiS non oIle,
@clt abNeIdnitten iporcn. icicn fl
nidlt iiber bielc 1ortihritte ,nterrit
tet. sic alf Sen @ebietcn oes ShuI
lpciens, ser So5ioloaic, ser Mebisin
Ger 9nnIt unb 2iterat,,r aemaht tpor
Sen ieicn.
Sur neniae bGttcn iih ooIiir cingc
icbt. ba6 Die Sdulen. sic Ereiie i,
ibrer ginitelllna aeGnoert niirben.
Gin bauernoer Iriche fGnne niht 81,
itonbefomnlen. iotanae sic neutid,cr
lid, niht nollltGnhia umaelteut bGtten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-04
8ritc in Wiett t,cit
NmHe,, bcNrokt

@icn. Gin cnglii6cr 9orrcIpc.l
bent bcbniptcte, CT lei bon rlliiiihcn
Soloaten perhoftet tporben ,lno ma,1
babe aebrobt, i'm als Spion Sll er.
i6ieben.
@eboe crsGbltc lueiter, er lei aui
Ser Miidfebr bon ser SodNeitsreii(
nod Scr engliidcn 3one bon ScItcr.
reid militant iciner sSrau perbaftcI
'tporben. Na6 Iciner Shiloerlng BE-
fanb er iih s,,r 3eit Scr &erbaftunl
'geaoe inncrbalb ser r,,iiiid)cn 3onc
gr tpurbe ins,piiden iuieber frei &C
laiien.
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Damburgs Bolnbe,,-
kataGtropbe
%. 9nli bis 3. Ananit 1943

Die licben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Ihlpcrcn, baruntcr pier allcridmcr
! item Nn9riffe, bic @ambur9 oamais
IN Der 3eit pom %. Suli bis 3. slu
quit Ialt ipebrlos irbcr ih ereebcn lai
len nnl6tc, morcu nom 8egner nc
natelang nit groBtcm Woterialaui
lpanN lmo unter Giuiae Don uebr als
bunocrttauleno Mam al tehniihcl
|llnb iliegcnbem YerIcnal pon porn
bercin als cine einbeitlite Gricas
banolun9 geplart lporoen. Sbre Gor.
bereitirng erlpies iih nls 10 umiaI
leno, uno ariinolit. oob lid ser ab
la,I nit ialt erer5iermG6iaer @enal
i9fcit poll5o9. Gin Sd,lahteu ,par's.
Niht cine Shlaht 81 nenneu!" Sic
les 0ihteruort aus Dem 3citaIter ser
oel,tihen alaHit fonnte oils idDauriaes
Mrtto iiher ser Shilberuua oer
SdredrnSiscnen lteben. sic iid in je
| nen Sod)iomnertaacn oes Sobrcs
1913 in Sanrbure abgeipielt habrn
Die moraliihe @irfllng aui Elm Tolt
oaS Idon Elm babies ,iabr snpor oit
Iragooie pon Stalinarao crlcbt bnttr
iuar unacbeuerIid,, lie ,par ,lmio gro
Der nno nahbaltiaer, OILS bicies Gr
eianis Die Stabt uid)t meripartet mn
teinestpegs unporhereitet getroiicu
hattie. Nah ben in Illisbura, 0iiiieI
oori. &SIn. Giien ,nS Rilbelmshaper
bel 8robanariiien aeiammcltcn trm,
riacn @riabrunaen ,par iih Ger Sam
burger Senat id,cn i'm Mara oieIe.
Sabres p6llia bariiber flar aciuorocn
aab es n6tis lei. Die Iorbercitmaer
bier anf gang anbere MaBnahmcn az
biSbcr absuIteIIer, ,ino baB nur Sc,
ieine Gntiheionnaen rittia treiie. bcl
audi Sen ,naiinirigen Sal in iein(
@ercdm,naen einbesiebe. Ian batte
oahcr beaonnen, iib auf cine 3abl non
acaebcniaaS 10000 bis 1OO, 900 OIL
Berhalb SamhuraS mntersuhrinaenoer
Sboahloier einsurid,tcu una cinen
loraIdltiG ausaearbeiteten ,Sraaui.
'ierilngsplan iiir cine ourt, 2mitau
ariffe herporaerrlienen @rc6I9ata
lrrophen.Tall" ailfSnItellcn.
Irr crite Sffno fSnt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-04

nllp .iiblingen tparen abaebaltcn iuor-
Den uno oas MenihenmoaIide an pla.
MEMBER Soriorge idien aeleiitet. aIs
IN Der Habt pom "a. a,lf ben 25.
Suli in Der criten Morsenih,noe oes
ncnen Cages = es mar Gin Sonntab
- oic crlten rilno bon Den mebr als
5000 Maid,ienen, oic in oicier 3ebn-
taaiaen Stlabt gum Ginias famen.
oieStoot einiiogcR ,mb in einem 3tuei.
cinbalbItiioigen fon5entriiben Nm.
ari'I ourh abpurf pon Ebospbor.
faniltern uao sprene. uno Brano.
bonbcn ibr &erniht,nssrpert began.
ncn. Ter Staotteil 9armbef unb bic
ihn umaebenhcn 1eiIe am linten I'll.
ltcruIcr, icluie Der Saien ,uurben
gleih nnianss itlper. oas rebte aI.
ltcruier, Dor aaem &obelnft ,no
Gimshittel, aa5u Der Saeenhedihe
sierporf in SteIlinaen. Altona, ct.
Fanli nno Die Sombureer Snneuitnot
pernidten6 aetroifen. @robbr6nbe
brohcn aus, Die an einem Gage nidt
nebr 81 loihen lparen. Sn Der Mit-
taasltunhe oieles sonnta9s Iojtete
!iber Der Staot cine riefenbafte, un.
bclnllid,e Raud). llno Sta,tbspolfe, Die
troB aes fIaren 1poIfenIoien CONNER.
meters Ole Come nidt 3um DmrA.
hrnt tommen lieB. Die 3aN bon l..
800 IeItaeitellten 8eiaueuen mar TIM
Teralcid nit iriiberen aneriffen be.
reiis auBeroroentlih bod, bic .abftt
hes VseiHovS. einen periidAsnhn,-
shlag 81 iiibren, Idbon icst 6e,,tIiA
ertennbar. 80 (. =
Tennoh bieIten iid Die cingetrcte.
men GerIlite nno ShGhen an bieicm
Suae uno |elplf ndm 0en 3nelfeft, ortte
ten llnb pierten anariifen, Die unter
anoeren @ebieten aud SarbMrg ,,no
@ilbelmsbura traien, bis gum "a.
S,li nod einiaermaBen in Sen eripar,
ietcn lrnh beiiirhteten @ren3en.
1ie Sole Der &erni6tnna
Crit in Der Nabt pom 27. SuIi
alli ben %. Suli NIT minhcltens 800
Mnid,inen aeiIoaene 2. @roBaneriff
(es mar Der FINITE Der i'm SerIauf
oicicr @eiamtattion aeaen sic StoSt
aeIiihrten barten Stldee) ihuf cine
S@llk a,if G<:te 8
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-04

oic'e 8eihGfte imb @eiddfthen untcr
bic Straien itelt. Die b0fit empfinS.
lidl pabraenommen iperoen. Das bat
nod fein Miniiterium. nod fein
@rtihaftsrat burhiesen fonuen. oo.
rorli martet aber oas Bolt"
rsn Dem tatboliid)en .Rbeiniihen
Merfur". 3ohlens Ielen mir al Dem
aleid)en 1bema:
~9ie tGelid) ,paticnbe ysot moht
cs orinacno erforberlih, cine iofortiac
oraaniiatorild,e 3uiammcnfaIhing
ocr brei @eit5onen porSuncbmeu.
nahoem olrh oas sheitcrn Der Com
boner &onferen5 bic Shaffune einer
aciamtocutihen Organization porerft
llnm6alif, aaporocn lit. @enn aud
sic Cir nah Dem Cltcn arunoiGtlid
acoffnet bleiben iou. 10 bcitebt bod,
Oie Nofpenotgtclt, apeni9ltenS fiir bic
@eft5onen id)nelItens cine Neuoro.
nina 81 id,nifen."
-Tie ssranffmrtcr 8crIhl6ac (oie
in,tuiidNn Nnnabmc qefun6en haben)
erreaen iebod, in manher Siniidt CT
beblid)e 0ebenfcn tpcaen ihrcr I'm.
nerfenrhar 5entraliitiiden 1enoen3.
Sotuohl Die aonitruftion aIs ouh Dir
Gompcten5en oes aeplanten Q1nocr.
rats iino unbefrieoiaeno."
Gin edter 10ocralismns berIangt
oie @ilouna zines Q1nbcrrats auf Der
Brumblase Ses gunbcsratsprin3ips.
5. b. sic 2Gnbcrpertreter miiiien an
sic @eiiuneen ibrer @egieruneen oe.
bunoen iein. MuBeroem muB Der 26n.
86lnt ant Seste 8.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-04
1bc Gbitor.
Sidbenh. stm. Wolfsblott
Glepetano, Ohio.

SleUelOHo, SWl0.
0ics lit Elm oringenocr 8rici aer
non icber ae,ltid omerifanilhen So,
milic gclcicn l,no ausiiibrlih bctrod)
tet irrbcn iolltc.
llniere llnterludulnocn IN Der
Observation-Disclosures seigcn
an. baB oie @,,iien oeNtihc @cianaenc
ols Sf!opcn hiiltcr ocm llralqebi,9c
balterh @ir crbalten bunoerte po'l
8riefen BON &iiite 81 3iiitc i'm Rai,.
men uniercs SiiisproarommeS sur
Niliiinolng oel,tihcr 9ricasacianac,
ncr. rSn beionbcrcn bemcrtcu ,uir,
oaB Die groBe Mebrbeit Der Ocutid)
Nncrifaner niht acniigcnb Sntcrciie
oaran nebmen. 9rlf aif Die ruiiiihc
Meaiernna ODER oic amerifaniihc Sc
ianotid,aft inMosfau clsn,iihcn. EoI-
iipe Eerurtcil,ng b.T HuHcn fnnn lei
ncn GrfoIa baben. Shtuobl manre
Dei,tidl Nmeritancr o,rh oid uno
oiinn aebcn auiirocn. Inn ihrc in Rub
Iano bcrnlii,tcn 2icben su iinoen, Der
la''cu iih oie mciitcn o,,i cincn cin,i
gen Vrief uno tim nid,ts mcitcr.
I'm Die SfIanenarbciter Situaticn
IN RuBlanh beute yl beiieaen, miilien
Eettpanote bier hereit ipin. Elm tpenia
ibrer Heai,cmlid)fcit 81 opiern umo
mebr Belt uno Anitrenal,na ,u Ser
niauna 5u itcacn 3iucds SilieIcilt,u,
h,trh aonarekni6nher. Der Saonarel,
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8ra,aer 8uitts Gettter
tcir0tete INT starnbere

Starnberg. Wilbclnino @uid), cine
Ger Millionencrbinncn pon Ioolpb,ls
Vll'dl Dem Die nad) ibm bcnonntc
@raucrcicn im mittlcrcn @cIteu ser
II. g. geborten. ipuroe bier nit Son
Wooos. Scm amerifaniihcn aonilll il,
N'ilnd)en, getrout. Tic @raut lit 81
Sabre alt. Der @rGrtieam SO.
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Gihettei erleHiet ais
ireier Staat

Miinhcn. Ger tihcd,iihc fatboliid).
Ncoafteur Eapcl liario crflGrtc bic
iiaen @crifteritottern, Ieinc ocimat
lei als Elm ireicr. oemcfratiihcrStan
erIcoiat.
Tic fomnn,niitiId)c Erciic IN Erne
meloete. SiariS. Scr crit 30 Sabre ali
iii, ici mls hcm SanNe aeiloben ,hlr
eS lei Gin Terhnitlrnasbcicbl acgsr
i'm crgonaeu. 1iario Iclbit behaup,
teie oaacacn. er babe oas 2ano aanf
leaal ncrlnllen. nm burh Ole enaiiihr
une nIne"lfonii;tc @eiaBmas5ons ruIl
Scuiihlano 81 rciicn.
Gr ia9tc, oie aonmllnillcn bottcn
Den Vcid,lu6 9cIaBt. bllrh eiuenEulidJ
sic Mad,t an iih ju reiben. tpeil liz
MnaIr hGtten, in oen Mailpahlen 81,
lmtcrlieacn.
1iario Gu6crtc. bem YrGiibcntcn
@encS Ildnoen ictt MIR sipci MGalid,.
feiten often nGmlid) suriid5utretc:l
oocr oas Earlomcnt anfsuloicn unA
Ncniuablen ausSuid)rciben.
Nad 9iaris Eropbc5eil,ng miro cs
bel Ger @ahl MIR nod, cincn Stimnl-
setcI gebcn.
Tigrio 1T Sauptrebaftcnr ser v2i'
boba 0cmocracic". oes Organs &C.
tihchiifcn fatboliihen @clfspartci.
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D6net, ,,nH 8ritei, iinS
einie mber HanHeIspaet

aopenbaeen. @on gut ,lnterrihte
fer Seite tpurbe beridtet, 0dnemarl
|uno england ieien lid iiber ben Gnt
,puri zines Sonoelsabfommens einil
gcluorocn. 9fnd) oieiem Mbfommer
ioa TGncmarf an england Butter
Spef unb Gier liefern, tpogeaen Gng
lano Goble, Gilen ,,no Stahl, io,pit
Mineralole, @arne mno Gbemifalie!
nac) TGnemarf perlaoen tpirh.
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Nmriel befiirtpertet ~ei,
3miantn,neisel,,is

Earis. Der iran5oliite YrGiioenl
Sinccnt auriol lit jept audi IN bcll
Mciben berienieen, sic hie &ercinig
ten Staatcn pon europa befii1porten
Sn elmer Neoe iiibrte oer Yraiioen1
aus, elm 3l,iamnenihlu6 europa
iiher Staaten iei cine unbehingtt
Nrtlpcmoi9feit.
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Neiicn pen 1seiet ,,ast
Scr Gistettci eeiperrt

sSranfIlrt a. 90. Ser Hcilcpcrfchr
nah Ser SihcAoilopafei lit einaeiiellt
tpcroen 70 puroe Sen Nntraaitcllern
bon Siicn alrd sic tid,ehoiloma-
fiihc Milit1rmiiiion beoeutct. Gs
tpilroc crflGrt. bab Yerlonen. bic in
bic 1idlchoiloluafei reiien mollcn,
hier3m militGriiber @eieblc bcoiiricu.
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Gis ers,pinet
$tre,i,eri riparftis

9iiaaara Sails. Snfolae bes itrcn.
acn @intcrs fonncn oie @aiierfraft-
iperfe nur cinen Tcil ser bc,,Gtiaten
G(cftri5itGt ersel,gen. Taber miro bic,
sic misunderstanding perminoerl
tpproen.
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Ter critic Sdlaa f6at

Icitriiumig anacle0tc. bis ms Gin.
seine porbereitete 2uftihubplanIpielc
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-29
James W. Barlock
Gets Promotion

James w. Barlock, of Belle
Valley, has been promoted to the
rank of technician fourth grade,
it was recently announced by the
.GHQ SPECIAL NEWS SERVICE
at General MacArthur's head
quarters in Tokyo.
With the headquarters and SER
vice group, Sergeant Barlock is
"a file clerk in the administrative
branch ofgthe engineers section,
where he keeps an Alphabetical
and numerical file in accordance
with army regulations.
Barlock is an alumnus of Belle
Valley high school, class Of May,
1947.
The sergeant enlisted in the
regular army in June, 1947, al
Fort Jackson, S. c., where he also
took basic infantry training. Up
on completion of training he re-
ported to Ft. Lawton, Wash, an
overseas replacement depot and
embarked for Japan in Novem-
Der. Arriving at General Head
quarters in December, 1947, Bar
lock was soon initiated into the
occupational scene and took ur
his present duties, His recent pro
motion was a recognition of 6
job done with efficiency and CO.
operation.
Sergeant Barlock is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Barlock
who make their home in Belle
Valley.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-29
Youth For Christ AT
Ava M. E. Church

Last Friday evening at the Ava
Methodist church, one of the
most inspiring Youth for Christ
rallies was held, with large
group of people attending.
Those participating in the pro-
gram were "The Ozark Mountain
Gospel Singers, who are now in
GAINESVILLE, Mrs. Ruth Moore, o1
Pittsburgh, Pa, and James Car
ter, who each favored with vocal
numbers.
Charles Patten was master OF
ceremonies. James Carter, plan
ist, and Rev. Doan, chorus leader
The climax of the evening was
a most impressive message by
Miss Carmen Long, dean of wo-
men, Philadelphia School OF the
Bible.
Plans are now being completed
for the next rally, an outdoor
meeting at the courthouse es-
splanade, at which time Sing
Spiration"s. a radio group, will
present the entire program.
The public is urged to take adj
vantage of and aid the Noble
county youth in this Youth fol-
Christ movement.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-29
Rev. Dale Sewers
At Bible Seminary

Rev. "A. Dale Sewers, Seneca
vile, left Friday for New York
City, where he will attend the
summer session at Union Theo-
logical Seminary. On Sundays he
will preach at the Methodist
church, Mount Vernon, N. Y.
Rev. William d. Shively, of
New York City, who has been as
sisting In the daily vacation Bible
school in Senecaville will preach
at Senecaville and Old Washing
ton Presbyterian churches during
his absence. No services will be
held at the Lore City Presbyter-
ian church until Rev. Sewers re-
turn.
Before coming to Senecaville
for the summer, Rev. Shively
served as assistant pastor of the
Methodist church in New Ro-
chelle, N. Y, while he was attend
ing Union Theological Seminary
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-29

Sunday guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene v. Ward.
Beaver township, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Reed Ward, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Ward and Janet Ward,
all of Claysville, Ruth Ward of
Columbus, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Roe and daughter, Sheryl Ann,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roe. Fred
Day, Wayne Day, Garfield Dan
ford, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Day,
Evan Brill and Roger Long. all
of the Quaker City community.
Mrs. H. A. Cutler and daughter
Alice, and Miss Effie Warren, of
Caldwell, were shoppers in
GAINESVILLE Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Sutherland
and sons, Junior and Jackie Neal,
of Massillon, are spending vaca-
ton with her mother, Mrs. Effie
Orr, of Maple Heights.
Weekend guests at the home of
Mrs. -Meribah Beaschler, West
street, We're her nephew, George
Harris, of Los Angeles, Calf, and
Mrs. u. w. Archer of Somerset.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-29

brown started DenlnQ the Dat, OUT
was replaced by Manager Bob
Aichele in the second inning after
getting hit on the end of finger
by foul ball.
The Legionnaires got down to
work in the opening inning when
Chuck Horn led off with what
appeared to be a triple but was
called out for failing TO touch
first base. Gross and Gossman
singled, Wilson doubled in both
runners, then Taylor lined a
single scoring Wilson for three
runs in the first. After going
down in order in the next two
innings, Crooksville added two
more in the fourth as M. Horn led
off with a single. Moore singled,
Chuck Horn hit a triple to center
scoring both runners again, then
Gossman singled in Horn for
three runs in this inning. Morris
came in to pitch for Caldwell
with Two out and one on, giving
up a single to Aichele before get
ting Wilson to ground out
In the sixth, Chuck Horn
opened with single and scored
on Gossman's double for single
tally in this inning. Crooksville
ended their scoring spree with
three in the ninth, M. Horn led
off with a single, T. Gossman
walked, c. Horn doubled in two
runs, Gross tripled scoring Horn,
giving Crooksville 10 runs on 19
hits and two errors.
The Merchants scored their lone
tally, their lowest production of
the year, in the fifth inning after
Warren led off for Caldwell by
striking out. Oliver singled, Nor
Iris singled, and Dick Davis was
hit by a pitched ball loading the
bases. Grant Davis lifted a high
! fly ball to left field, Oliver scor-
ing after the catch, for one run
on eight hits and three errors
/ Caldwell never seriously threat
ened in any other inning.
Next Sunday afternoon, the
Merchants entertain the Dogtown
| Cardinals on the Caldwell fair
! grounds.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-29
.C.HuCK Holm. hesnectacle


little left-hander and lead off
man for Crooksville, was as tough
a hitter as the Merchants have
come up against all season
He played three years of varsity
ball at Ohio University, which
didn't hurt his ability one bit Z.
Horn was called out for failing
to tag first base his initial time
at bat, after lashing out a triple
Following that he hit two
singles, a double, a triple, and
drew a base on balls d. Goss-
man likewise hit safely five times
out of six, grounding out pitcher
to first in the ninth These
two boys racked up nine safeties
between them, more than Cald-
wells total of eight :. Merrill
Horn came throught with three
out of four as the entire team
sprayed base hits all over the dia-
mond, just out of reach of the
Merchants They apparently
were taking Wee Willie Keeler's
advice-"Hit 'em where thy amt"
Th Merchants failed to chalk
up double play for the second
consecutive game s'Lobby''
Mazgay is still out of the lineup
with a pulled leg muscle, and il
IS uncertain just when he will be
able to get back into uniform.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-29
WALNUT RIL 2. le4s

WALNUT RIDGE - Mr.. sisters
Mrs. Howard Spires and cWooo
rem, of Elk Fork, were visitors II
Otis Martins, Monday. ranc
Mr.. and Mrs. O. O. Horton Al.
Mrs. Nose Horton attended the
funeral of Mrs. Mary Archer at
Mt. Tabor church Friday after
noon
Mrs. Mary Huffman of Warner.
is spending few days with her
sister, Mrs. Bertha Horton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Martin and
children were Sunday evening
visitors of o. O. Horizons. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond S{n&t n
berger spent Tuesday with Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Dick and
children, of near Burkhart.
Irene Horton spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Hor-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rome DINNER
ling, of Canton, were callers on
the ridge Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hidge King and
Paul King were callers at Cam
bridge one day recently.
Earl Horton, of GAINESVILLE,
spent Saturday at M. |. Horizons.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-29
TWO INJURED

Two persons were injured on
Sunday evening when a car driv-
en- by Doris Swank collided with
a car driven by Nolan Porter.
Mrs. Porter suffered decorations
on the left leg and her small four
year old son suffered a cut above
the eye and temple. The accident
occurred near Three Forks and
both families reside in the Keith
town community.
The cars, 1895 Dodge, owned
by Miss SWank's father, John
Swank, and the 1880 Durant OF
Mr.. Porter's were almost com
pletely demolished. Miss Swank
and Mr.. Porter were uninjured
in the accident.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-29
Alvin Vavrek Now
Radio Repairman

Private First Glass Alvin F.
Vavrek graduated this week
from the Air Force Conmunica-
'tions School at Scott Air Force
Base, Belleville, Illinois, it was
announced by the base command
.er, Colonel James G. Pratt.
Graduated as an air force radio
repairman. Pfc Vavrek is now
qualified to perform all types Of
maintenance on ground and air.
borne communications equipment
SO vital in the operations of the
air force.
Pfc Vavrek, 19, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Vavrek, of Caldwell,
attended high school here and
has been on active duty with the
air force since his enlistment on
May 20, 1947.
Prior to entering the Scott Air
Force Base Communications
School, Pfc Vavrek completed
basic training at Lakeland Air
Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-29
Quaker City Tops
Batesyille By l2-O

Hoyt Carpenter pitched four
hit shut-out ball Sunday at Bates
vile as his Quaker City mates
were pounding out IA hits and
grabbing a 1910 victory.
The Quaker City club teed off
on the offerings of Frank Wys-
carver and Wehr for eight extra
base hits including three doubles,
three triples, and two home runs.
Carpenter eoasted to victory
striking out 10 ard walking none.
The victory was Carpenters sec
ond straight shut-out over Bates
vile. He pitched a no-hitter
against them in his last start,
Groves and Miller led the po-
tent Quaker attack, with Groves
collecting two doubles and a
triple in five trips to the plate.
while Miller drove out triple
and a home run in five times at
bat.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-29
ANNUAL HOMECOMTNG

The annual homecoming Of
Bells Methodist church will be
held Sunday, August 8. There
will be services both morning and
afternoon and Miss Carmen Long,
Dean of Women, of the Philadel-
phia School of the Bible, will be
the guest speaker at the after-
noon services.
All former pastors, members
and friends are invited to attend
and take part in the program. A
basket dinner will be served at
noon in the grove near the
church. Everyone is asked to
bring his own table service.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-29
Merchants Fall ToCrooksViIIe 1O-1
HARD-HITTING LEGION TEAM RAPS OUT
10 HITS FOR CALDWELL'S FOURTH LOSS

The Merchants down to their defeat of the
last Sunday afternoon when the strong Crooksv Legion
hammered l0 the home team the Cald
we'll fairgrounds It cadels fourth loss of the and
Crooksve the Legonnares having turned back the
Merchants 7-6 Memorial Day.
Bud Tilton started the mound for Caldwell and was
10 hits before being relieved by Don
Morris nnng with Taylor and Manager
worked behind the plate For Crooksvlle Marvin
hurled innings, giving only seven
relieved by Tom Gossman at the start of the eighth Jack
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-29
SPONSORING DANCE

The Bakers and Nurses All
club of KaithtoWn is sponsoring
a mixed dance Saturday eve
ming, July 81, at the Keithtown
hall. The public is invited and
proceeds will be used to finance
the annual trip to Camp Pied
mont.
The Dungannon Merrie- Makers
will furnish the music. Refresh
ments will be served during the
evening.