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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-12
LoRAits JUNIORS
NEWS
By Hilda
By IIilda

Lorain, O., Feb. 12-Our regu-
lar meeting was held Feb. 5th. A
card party has been planned to
be held after our next meeting. on
Feb. 19. Refreshments will be SER
we'd, each member contributing
a quarter toward the cost.
The bus we had chartered for
the Youngstown trip has been
cancelled, as Lorain is not enter
ing the tournament due to con-
flicting schedules. VIE will GER
tainly miss seeing our Saxon
friends at the tournament.
There was bowling as per usual
a few attending, how about quite
Tues. eve. There have been quite
a few more attending meetings?
Corrections of the misprints in
last weeks article. A stork shower
was held for Mrs. Kate Strickler
and the name of Honey Royal
instead of Harvey Royal. Hope
this clears up everything.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-12
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
BY Elsie

Youngstown, O., Feb. l2-Last
Sat. nights game gave Yo. their
3rd victory of the season. A very
close game through all quarters
with Cleveland East leading at
the half, but luck must have been
with Yo. to score two more points
at the closing minutes of the ball
game and win with a final score
Of 36-35. Another point onCleve-
lands foul shots would have tied
the score and an overtime play
might have been victory for
Cleveland instead.
Sorry about the wrong welcome
mat. but it was Cleveland that
came down and not Canton, l was
just little ahead of schedule.
Thanks to you Cleveland for
bringing down that nice crowd.
Again, as every week, our thanks
to the K. P. committee for dish
ing out that delicious meal.
1 All entry blanks for the T. S.
il. A. bowling tournament have
been sent out and should have
sbeen received by this time. A nice
weekend for Feb. $50 is plan
ned, SO weather you bowl or not
lplan to be in Youngstown at this
date. we promise a good time.
Next week Yo. plays host to
Canton, bring a nice crowd Can
ton. Well be expecting you Game
time 8 p. m. CLANCY gym.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-12

By Marty

Homestead, Pa, Feb. 12--On
Sat, Feb. II, the Homestead Jrs.
will hold a Valentine Party. The
main reason for this and other
affairs that we have is to get TO
know one another better. To re-
capture the feeling OF good fellow
ship that we seemed to have
locked in safe and then lost the
combination. We would like to
see some Of the old-time Juniors
come to our dance and get to
knew the Juniors of today.
We are sorry to report that
Ann Toperzer is in the Home
stead Hospital. Better get well
quick Ann, Ed does not look near
ly as we'll in skirts as you. Not
ever with the new look. All of the
Juniors wish you quick recovery
Bowling goes on. That is about
all one can say about it. The final
scores are not exactly what you
would can sensational. But we
all have lot of fun. Even if all
of us do not pay strict attention
to the foul lines.
Will see you all at the Valen-
tine dance on Saturday, Feb. IL.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-12

aur Stredi,ng Der lnmittelbaren @es
uinnipannen bel ieinen @eidpften)
beoienen miro. 8e5,peifelt suirS aud,
ob iid) Sie Mus,uirf,rngen Der Oepal-
licruns auf ben internatioualcn 3ab-
lungsperfebr beihrdnfeu laiien. Sat
te ood) Die critic aunbe bon Der Oepal.
licr,me ee,iiet, Die Hreiie pieler Ar-
tifel oes 'Snlonooerbra,,d)s tpeiter an-
iteigen 81 laiienr
9ebenfeu erreet es ferner. oaB NIT
scr Mb,pcrtrtng ocs rGrport5Jranc"
ser ~8innen- -Jranc" BEN 6luftllatio.
men bes freien Otarftes ausgeiett
tpir6, Elm Spitem, oas NIT bem Bis.
herisen SdtparSbanoel in Dollars
cine per5tpeifelte Iebnliffeit bat uno
uuf nibts piel mebr ais 2egaliiierung
6es idtpar5en Deniienmarftes bin-
ausSulaufen ideint. @eraoe bier lie
GET, tuie tpenieltens Cir Stafford
lGripps bon gnelano onnimmt. aud
Sic internatiouolen 8efabren oer
Granc. .Ihpertl,ns. Ser britiid,t
ISdatfan5ler mibt ben frauj0iiid)eu
8eriiheruneen, ser freie TeDiien.
marft tperoe auf Sen 9anoel in Dol
lars beidrauft bleiben uno iei suoem
MIR als cine temporGre Ginridtung
eeha6t. aniheineno feiuen sroBen
@ert bel uno fiird)tet, alle tpeiteult,s
pdiihen Mabrunseu. insbeionoere Die
engliide. ipiirOen. iuenn einmal Sic
Ter vMarft" in Yaris feline Speratio-
nen aufnimmt. Sirett oSer inbireft
in Mitleioenidaft sejosen iperoen.
Cine Gemoraliiier,,ng bes eng
lii6en @eloipeiers o,trb erobere
Wengen BON Sdauar5marft-. Riun.
ben," Die ibren Weg nod ben bri-
tiibcn Snieln finoen fonnten, uno
eine infoleeoeiien friiber ODER ipater
im,ln,eGnsIide Yfunoabtuertllns tuG.
Sen aber un9efdbr oas lette, oas
gnalanS bel ieinen setualtisen Sm-
portbebiirfniiien uno bei ieiner bisber
\ \if)on 10 beoeutenoen geridJulouns &c.
(ee,,iibcr amerifa braud)en fonnte.
Denied ut nift 81 erfenncn, tuie
cine 3olde gnttpidlins, Die aae ecro.
r1ii6cn Bicoeraufbau- -Beitrebunsen
,rntcrminieren uno susleid aqc M0a-
lidfeiten ipeit.europGilher 3uiam-
nenarbeit. oieier lmerldBlid)en 0or-
ausietuns oes Woribaa- -YIanes, per'
biitet tperoen fam. apenn Scr Mdb,
rlu,gsfoafIift 9onbonR Raris nidt iebr
raid beieelegt tpirb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-12
6eIuht miro:

sarl sebni, el,bn bon 5rie sebni
aus Steps, iudt 3errn Sobann Sdnl'
Ter nnb Grau aeb. 2ebui. Mufentbali
Mufenbalt auf elmer Garm bel Glepe.
Lamb, Ohio.
3atbarina3int geb. @0del iud)t ibreu
Bruoer 0eors 0SdeI, eeb. in NaSei9
Samilie 9ins .leben oils GIiidtlinge
in 8opreltb.
Musfunft BON beibet syan,iliel,
bite 5u fdiden an Sofef Gbe, 70a
Guperior Str, 0em Cattle, ga.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-12
AietarN Stra,,b' weree
itt pcle1, perbete,t

@arid,au. Sn @olen oarf oie Ml.
fit 6es &omponiiten &id)aro StrauiI
niht mebr geipielt iperoen. Mls8runh
bierfiir tuiro aneeseben, baB er hie
8eltanida,ulng Sitlers eeteilt babe.
@emdb ser Communication 3eitung
~Glos 2uSu" babe 6as Minilterillm
fir gr5iebune 1,n6 &,,nlt feitgeiteat,
bab Straub iid aftin on Der Na5i=
betpegung bcteiligt babe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-12
Ken,t,t,t,iitef, saRlet, tmr
11nifcr1,tei, scr
partiIat,en

@om. &omiidp Seit,,ngen meloen
6aB Die BON oen 2ommllniiten fpll
trollierte Hartiianen-S Organization
ibren ettpa 100000 Mitslieoern aba
fii,niPrmen nit rotten Sulstiihcrr
peripro6en bat. 81 9enlpo" bebanp.
tet, Die Soften oafiir tpiiroen int TOE.
'entliden bon oen &onlnmnilten be.
itritten. Ios 0ratt erfudyt Snncn.
miniiter Scel6a 6erartise balbmilit1'
ride Sreaniiationen su perbteten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-12
SALEM NEWS
BY Betty Polder

Salem, O., Feb. l2-I don't know
how the team feels after that ac-
ton packed game between Mo
naca and Salem Saturday night.
but I'm still tired out after watch
ing Butch Roth fly around the
floor. That was swell playing
Butch and the rest of you guys
too, super. The final score stood
Monaco 81, Salem 46.
We are all looking forward to
game and good time with New
Castle, Feb.l4. May the best team
win.
I finally have an extra, the
couple of the week: Bill Klein
and Frieda Hermann. Good luck
to you. See you in New Castle.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-12
GeSesnrteu eeeeti iebe,,
albaniitte UerrGter

8elgrao. Die 3eitl,ng Volitifa mel
oct, oa6 oas albaniihe oberlte @erid,i
Z Berionen auf bic Inflaee elmer Sci.
idiuor,,ne geeen bic 8eaiercns Gum
1obe bcrurteilt bot. Die Serurteiltc,1
tpuroen als ,Spione unb M9enten SC,
anglo-amerifaniiden Smperialiitcn
un6 lleberbleibiel bon perrdteriid)er
Srgan,iatronen" beaeid,net. sic iol'
len beriudt babcn Sen iett I'M Gril in
Megppten lebenoen &onia BOG iuieoer
auf oen. Tbron 81 bri,,gen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-12
GntlaKuno britii6er OffiSiere in
Yafiitan

geod Dor iuenieen Woden iparen
nidt nur oer Sberfomlnanoierenoe,
ionocrn aud Diele Ser Snitruftions.
|offi5iere 1T Eafiitan ebemalise bril-
tiide 8efeblsbaber uno Derufsoiits
5iere. Nln tuuroe Dor fur5ein Ger Be-
fcbl bon Sinnab erlailen, oab bis CIT.
De oieies Sabres sic neuen Nbmad)s
lnsen seIoit uno Die ensliiden Off.
5iere cntlaiien tueroen miiiien. Dies
,nogli6ertpeiie, speil ipabreno zines
ebentiellen 8iirgerfrieges ooer &eli.
gionSfrie9es bie inoiiden ooer @ofi.
| itaniJiibrer nidt Surd britiide 3el,-
gen bebinoert iein tpoIlen. 81breno
nun Ratiitan aue ausldnoiiden Off.
5iere elimiliert, bat Die sSnoiid,c
Union iid) bon oen beltebenoen q
Burfba =8ataiuonen nidt tpenieer oIS
19 geiibert, unS ser @eit eebt unter
britiiden Sffijieren tpabrideinlid -
in britiidem Dienlte - nad WaIopa.
@aider A6bns Der GnslGnSer
Die 9urfbos, Die 5u Sen beitoissip.
liuierten ,,no sciirdteitcn SoIoatcr
Scr @elt eeb0ren, ita,nmen aus benz
gebir9i9en, berlnetiid) abgeidloiienen
gtepal (5tpiid)cn Snoien unb Tibet)
llno tperSen felt @enerationen bon it,
rem @abarooiba alsSolonertrupp,n
5ur Gerfiieune seltelt. Cine erobe
ensliide 3eitid)rift bat iie fiirslit),
NIT einem eetpiiien @ef)t, init Sen che
maIieen Sdspei5cr Solonern persli.
| den. Die @irfbas baben nod nie III.
ter nidtbritiiden Sffi5ieren eeoient,
idcinen aber jebt iid nit Ssebrus i,'
oiiden Sffi5ieren 3ufrieoen 81 eeber,
aus al ser eesentudrtisen llnorb'
nuns, Sen @aifafers, Dem Senscu
,mo 8rcnnen sieben iid Die eneliiden
1ruppen 10 raid als n,0slid) suriit
llnscfGbr $4,000 SoIoaten nerlaiie,,
SnSien 10 rald,, aIs Sd)iffe berfii9'
bar iinS umo sic 3iige iino nit Seim.
febrcrn boaseitopft. g,id Der eng
liide 8ealntenita6 nerlaBt SnSien
friibcr aIs bisber an9enonnnen tpur'
! sc uno 5uriif bleibt MIR nod tuer,ia
ooer ear fein SaB segcn oie Gnaldn'
| ser, bie fir iibcr Elm Sabrb,,nocri
Rubc uno Sronuns i'm 2anoe aui
rebtcrbalten babcn.
8asler 9adribteu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-12
t2O n,,eariiae pier~e
nstit 3,armd deeoebei,

Nnibingrn. 0as Staatsoepart.
,nent fiinoigtc on. bob es ieinen fri.
beren 8elblMb, oaB 120 Yfcroe an
l(n9urn 3liriidecseben iperoen miiiien
aednoert bot. Sic bIeiben bier unS
geb0ren ser II. g. Mrmee.
Die Yfcroe ,paren bon ben emeri.
fancrn in 1eltihlano erbeutet NOR.
oen, i,n6 Ole llnearn batten iie mil
Der grfldrun9 beaniprudt. oab Sic
9iere bon oen 9sa5is in un9arn BE-
idlagnabmt tpuroen.
Das department 1noerte fine,,
BeihluB unter benz Druid zines &C.
nntsausfd)niies, Der Die ungeriihe
Goroernltg dbleb,,te.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-12
THIS AND THAT

AT certain periods the lem
mings, small rodents, native to
Norway, and Sweden, migrate in
large hordes to the sea, swimming
out to certain death.
1t has been found that stomach
ulcers are common among natives
of Portuguese West Africa. Wor-
ry over witch doctors, not income
taxes, initiation and market quo.
tations.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-12
Gr,sn,ai, ipri@t 1nHien
8eilejH aus

@olbington. HrGiibent Srunnn1
lieb o,lrd oen britiid)en 8oltperncl;r
Carl Moumtbatten Dem inoiifen Sol
fe Iein 8eilcio gum Iooe Nohanoas
&. @anobis irberbrin9cn uno iaGte,
sic @elt iperoe babcrd 81 nel,en Be
miibuneen ser r0riioerlif)feit lIlS
ocs Srieoens" angeipornt iueroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-12
Scr 1T neranttuortlih?

Die Scranttportl,ng fir oicle auirt'
d)aftlib url,,0glid,en Serbdltnil'e
lno bor auem fir oen Yriloermoro an
3ebntauienoen bon SnOiern liest nihl
,ei oen guelGnoern. Die lid, lanac g.
,la acltrGirbt baben, bas 2ano preis,
meeben. Sic lieet bel all oen inoiid)e,,
golitifem. Die Die llnabbdneigfcit 10
aid ,poqten, neil lie ibre eieenen,
,mbitioIen Yldue burdicten ,polltell,
Dor allen liest aber sic Scrantiuor'
tung bel Sen obcriten Siibrcrn, iuie
Siunab. Nebru, Ganbbi uno einigcu
Dmtenoen anoerer, Sic @elo. Mad)t,
@cnntniiie uno Grfabrung in bOd'
item DtaBe beiitcn. ,,no iotuobl als
1ctpieete Staatsmduner ais aud) als
ausee3eif)nete &enner ibres 2anees
genau tpiiien muBten, iuie berbeerenS
oie Jolgen elmer ali5uiriibcn Mfddt'
iibcruabme iein ipiir6en.
Mae iein. bob einige unter ibne;'
in elltcm 8lauben annabmen, oal]
Die relieioien Seften uno Die Eartci,
Oreaniiatiouen iib niht 81 8eualt-
taten tpiiroen binreiben laiien. Iter
oa nno bort unter 3ennern Snoiens
miro oermutet, oab oieie erite Morb'
periooe ,uenn nid)t eeraoe beabiidti9t.
10 bod mebr ODER tueniger geoulect
apuroe, ipeiI es eetuigen Jirbrern in
ben &ram paBte. oen SAB 5iuiihen
Hafiitan ,,no &inboitan su idiirerl.
Mit anoeren @orten: es bcitebt Die
Moglihfeit, ODER beinabe Die 9atiadc.
boB fid beioe &Glften 81 einem rcgel'
redten 2dmpf nit reeuldren Trups
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ANSWERS
Questions will be found on page 5

l. Janson.
2. Hester Prynne.
3. George Washington, or Car.
rie Notion.
4. Will Rogers.
5. Neville Chamberlain.
6. John L. Lewis.
7. Hans Brinker.
8. Robin Hood.
9. Popeye.
10. Andrew Carnegie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-12

= unteriHiten Ste oie In umieres
oetmno ansessen6e., 0ei&dffsiessss,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-12

Belt Der neIn Serrida erepen gormadHteuua in n
aqnpfe 3uiden MosIems uno sifbs oien ruiten
erIbt bote. 49,. ,. 80.
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Die 8Glferiua beruna

gu &unoerttauienoen ,panoerten
aus Sabore 1uo benadbarten Srtem
bic bertriebenen &inbus uno Sifbs
nod, Dem naben Amritiar ,no Gelbi
biniiber uno Sl 3ebntauicnoen lpur.
ben Mosle,ns aus beioen Sinouit1o-
ten nit Wetpalt nod Yafiitan Der,
trieben. Duscn6e bon Gludtlingss
laaern tpuroen iiber 9sabt errid)tet.
unb au Sllnoerten tpuroen ,a,t.
oerseld,,biee" Gamilien beim Sin.
iiberuedieln ,.meebradt ODER itarben
an &unger uno &ranfbeit.
Giienbabn3iiee, bougepfropit nit
Gliidtlineen suur6en a,tf offcncr
Strede nneebalten ,lno piele ser @ci.
ienoen ,puroen fur5erbanS eridla9cn
ODER erid)oiien. Tros Der Snteruention
bon Nebr,,, Sinnab unb Msountbatten
tpuroen rieiige G,mrtiere in 3abore.
Mmritiar uno Delbi nieoereebrannt.
lobore, emit bic ouloi ianlte uno
frobIidite Staot Snbiens, eleid)t beu.
te einem 9rii,n,nerbauen, nad)Sem
neutrality-suspicious., Sanoerana'
ten, MorS ,mo Yliinoern ben einitieea
@oblitano oe5imiert baben. Oas 90
ten Saucrte fir @oden an, Sa ,ueoer
in 2obore nod in 0elbi Die ~sleid)'
sldubiee" 8oIi5ei sesen sic rclisioien
I0roer unS 8ranoitifter einsriff.
l1no ieoe bIutise llntat geeen Sic 6ir'
ous ,puroe in anoeren Stioten boz,
ocn Sinous an SEN Mioslerns eerddt.
gSliec Grid0pfans
Momentan lit sic 3ube ipie6er 10.
.peit bereeiteGt. 90 oie Jliidtlings'
'aeer pon eini9ernaBcn neutralen
Eruppen betpad)t tperoen, l,n6 sas
?anS iid) ooriiberscbeno lit SuItarS
'ollieer Grid0pfl,ns befinoet. Aber
er llntcrbruh 1T Ser gtabrlrngsmit'
el5ufubr lmo sic uneleide Serteilune
on @etreibe, @obmaterialien etc.
5nnte in nGd,iter 3uf,mft nif)t n!lr
t,pGts@p6iafcit, ionoern Dor adeu'
nd, Sunsersn0tc berporrufen.
Yafiitan proo,,Siert Elm lleberlnclI
on 2ebensmitteln, aber ieine Snou'
trie uno Iein Transportpeien bdngel'
,on ser Snoiidcn Union ab, .oas Del
9en5in. Giien. &oble uno auoere le'
,ensspidtiee Tinse proou5icrt. Sn
'esieen Hafiitau leben INNER nod 1e
WiIionen Siuous ,uo i'm iebiger
5inooitan ,1nscfibr "a Miaionen
Woslcms, uuo 10 langc lie iid rell'
,ios nidt oertraeen, miro ein iuirt'
'faftliher .3uianmcnbrud unper'
lnciolid icin.
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Die Grniid)terung

Sn beioen Sdliten Snoiens folet
ben Geitlidteiten umn,ittelbar Die gre
BE grniihterune. Oie gu,teil,,ns DC
2an6es in Mobammcbaniidc III
Sinou-Hrouin3en tuar elmer aommii
iion iibertragen tporoen, bon Der Der
Ianet tpur6e, innerbalb tpeniger @c
den cine Mrbeit 3u berridten. 81
normalcrtueiic Elm bis Auei Sabr5ebn
te ben0tiet bate.
Nit raider Sano, ai.i 8runo I'M
5l,perlaiiiaer Daten ,,no bel einen
rMenihenmaterial" bon NiIidnen
Die iueoer leien nod idrciben fonnen
tuuroen uncnolid,e 8ebiete nit eincn
Geoeritridr balo Bafiitan rmS balo Sc,
inoiIhen l(uion ,ugeteilt. ob,uobl tel
nc einjiee Scr alten, politiihen Yro
pin5en eriitierte. III ser iid nidt tpGb
reno Sabr;ebnten Sinous umb Mos
lens ean5 betrddtlid) uno frieoliG
gemiidt baben.
Oas Nelultat iuar berbeereno. @c
Der biiben nod briiben beItanS ci,
Tertualt,lnesapparat, ser Der neuer
ginteilnn9 bate eercdt tperoen ton.
nen ,lno Die raid refruierten 8eomter
batten tpeSer geniieeno 3ett nod oil
nottuenSigen&enntniiie ,un reibunss'
los sic bielen &eeierunesarbeitcr
,pie Hoit. telegraph. RaSio, Trans
port. gleftri5it6tsapeien, Staofoer
,ualtung. @oli5ei. Suiti3s Mabruugs'
,nittel5ufi,br uno anoeres mebr ipei
ter5ufiibren.
0as sroRe BruSermorben
9tod picl idlinlmer iparen ,,nS ii;,f
nod inlner Sic relisiOien Golgen oie.
fer suiufiirlid)en Trenn,.ns. Sd.u
cine 8od)e nah Dem 5.Nusuit be9am
in Snoien 6as grobe 8ruocrinor6e,
atpti6en Sen Moslems auf ser elmer
uno Sinous un6 Sifbs auf Der anoc'
rem Seite.
slls Die in Snoiens geldihte eill
aie ooiteben6e 8olferspanoerune boz
ener Hropna 3ur anbren angling, ,uur'
Sen a,tf bcioen Seiten Moro uno Got
fdlae, Sen9en uno 8rennen gang
nno oG6e, ipe3ieu in 1unoidab, il
gaorbtpeitinoien = oas ihon Dor Sci
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Die $elbit3erfle dung
ynHter,s

Sn berbaltnismabis f,.r5er 3eit
bot iih Snoien in eridredenoer @eiic
neranoert. sm Is. Mueuit lebten Sob.
res bat Gnglano, tuie ab9emad)t, iei.c
Sa1o olitiiaoig auriidec,oeen uno
oas Snoien, oos iid fir Sabre brittle
te, nidt MIR einen auinoiiden @aoio.
oienit uno cine auin6iide Yreiic, ion.
bern aud eine auinoiideginisfc uno
ba3u Sas 3eue 5u elmer tperoenoen
Neltmadt gu beiisen, bat iid bud,.
itablid iiber Rad)t in 5spei ii1 bitter
befeboenoe Salften aeripoIten: oas
Rafiitan oes fanetiideu, ebreeisiscn
Nobammeoaners Sinnob ,,no oas
iltberlid) oul6iamere SinSolton (oocr
SSnoien) Ses iebr raid geaIterten
Nebra uno ieines eeiitisen 8aters,
oes nun ermoroeten Gonobi, ser balo
als politiider &eilieer uno baIo els
beiligcr Eoltifer 9eprielen miro.
1rebeitstaumel
Oie eriten boar Gage nadJ ser TO-
senonnten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nergingen nit groben Soften, ssIae-
eenihm,,d, politiiden Reoen ,moYer-
iprednn9en. Die neuecbadenen Sob.
men bon Eatiitan uno &inooiton tp,,r.
ben iiberaa aufee5oeen, rno sic erIten
8oti6after tpuroen lit ole 8elt bin.
aus eeididt, unter ibnen Die Sdapc.
tier Nebrls, Die nod Mosfau abreiItc
Sinnab ,uuroe @enerolsouperneur
bon Hafiitan unS etabIierte ii6 nit
9unocrten bon 8eamten in @arahi
qber Die 0ortieen Gintpeibunssfeier
lidfeiten tpuroen BON Der 8ep0lfe
runa fa,im beahtet. Nebrn blicb ir
9elbi, Dem einitieen Sit oes Sinou
&on9reiies uno oes Bi3ef0niss. tpo'
aber tpeiie sen,,s, oeu Soften DC
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nit)t iclb'
81 iibernebmen. ionoern i'm 2or'
Souls Mounfbatten all iibcraeben, &C.
len 8opuIaritdt feline @ren5en {
fennen i1eint.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-29

John Lentz. Senior members
present, were Mrs. p. o. Robin
son, Mrs. Clarence Hopes, and
Mrs. H. E. Frederick, regent, al
so advisor of the Junior chapter.
The Junior members included
Mrs. Bowker, Mrs. Helen Crews
ton, Mrs. Richard Lewis, Mrs
John Gray, and the hostesses,
Mrs. Lentz, Mrs. Behrens and
Mrs. Coleman.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-29
Mothers Study Club
Heors Ohio u. Man
Speuk Wednesday

Regular April meeting of the
Mothers Study Club was held
Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. John Sharrer, on w.
Fourth ST., with Mrs. Richard
Hall as assistant hostess. The
program chairman, Mrs. Joe
Lentz, introduced the guest
speaker, Mr.. James Fisher, from
o. S. U. He teaches classes in
speech and psychology and served
four years during the war, in
Halloran Hospital in New York
City, in the Therapy department.
He addressed the group on the
developement of speech in child
and the Importance of speech to
the individual. In his discussion
he mentioned that delayed speech
is caused by number of reasons
such as birth injury, tension in
the home, forcing the child be-
yond his age, and articulatory
disorders. He recommended a
good book for mothers, Emotion
al Problems of the Child, by
English M. Pierson, which is in
the o. S. U. library. Since the
speaker had to leave early, the
social hour, with refreshments
served by the hostesses, was held
before the business session.
After the usual reports were
given, members who had at
tended the district meeting in
Washington c. H., during the day,
gave important highlights and
impressions of interest.
IL IL III
CONGREGATIONAL BOYS
TO GIVE PLAY WEDNESDAY
The play Iron Men,, drama
tizing the hymn "Fairest Lord
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MERCHANTS HEAR
SCOTT HEAD TALK
CONTINUED from Page y

or his attitude toward the custo-
mer, or his general appearance.
He cited several examples of
how previously hard to-sell items
had been disposed of in different
stores, simply through coaching
clerks to say one short sales sem
tence in talking to potential Gus
toners.
A fourth important factor in
merchandising is the display Of
goods in the store, Mr.. Mills
stated. More and more, leading
stores are coming to realize that
attractively displayed goods are
more readily purchased thar,
those put on counters and shelves
in a hap-hazard manner.
Talks On Youth Center
Cecil Riser, Marysville High
School science teacher and sup
ervisor of the Memorial Youth
Center, spoke to tn e Business
Men on behalf of the Youth
group.
The Center has obtained rooms
over the A. & P. store, he said,
and a drive is being conducted
to raise money to fix up these
rooms. An advisory board, to be
comprised of one representative
from each civic organization in
the community interested in the
Youth Center, is being set up and
Mr.. Riser asked tn e business
men to appoint one of t n e j r
members to this Board.
Mrs. Dorothy Outram, of the
Outram music store, one of
Marysville's newest business es-
adjustments, played piano and
accordion selections during the
meal. The remainder of the pro-
gram was taken up in a discus
sion of detectives and member
ship advantages of the Associa-
ton.
The affair was the first dinner
meeting for Edgar Lowry, mana
ger of the Kroger Store, who was
elected president of the Associa-
ton recently. He told the mer-
chants present that several ac-
tivities are being planned for
this year, with special emphasis
to be placed on the Christmas
season.