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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-06-24
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received by
Winifred Campbell, City Clerk OF
the City of Kennewick, Wash
ington, until 800 o'clock PM.
Pacific Standard Time, on the 9Th
day Of July, 1913, at the City
Hall of said City for sale and
delivery to the City of 450t
cubic yards Of crushed rock road
material. The City Council will
open the bids at said Time and
place and the same will be pub.
licily read and awarded.
The description Of the kind o,
crushed rock desired is as fol.
lows: Size from three-Quarters
Of an inch to minus.
Each bid shall be accompanied
with statement that the said
materials delivered to the City
within 80 days after the bid j:
accepted and written notice
thereof mailed to bidder.
The City of Kennewick reserv.
e the right to reject any or al
bids and to waive all formahtie:
and to cancel any award Of bic
made II the materials above de
scribed are not completely de
Nvered within thirty (30 day!
after the date award Is made.
BY order Of the City Council
Of Kennewick, Washington.
Wlnifred Campbell, City Clerk
6.l7-6.2l
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-06-24
BARN. Road Repair Work
Is Nearing COMPLETION

Umatilla county road crews are
hard at work on the road from
Gibbon, Oregon, to the Bar ~
dude ranch at Bingham Warm
Springs, Howard Baker, proprie.
tor of the Bar M, said today.
The road is already in good
shape for travel, Baker added
and when construction work is
completed it will be in better
condition than before the two
flood wash-outs that recently
closed it to traffic.
Many vacationists have had
their plans for summer outings
interrupted by flood conditions in
the Northwest, he said, but re.
servations are resuming their nor
NAL inflow now that waters are
receeding. 8.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-06-24
Insect. Disease
Control Methods
Are Outlined

The Yakima County Extsn.
sion Service In Cooperation
with the Us. Bureau Of Ento.
molosy and Plant ouafantins
and the State Department of
Agriculture.
For those potato growers fol-
lowing a planned busting program
for flea beetle and other potato
insects the fourth application OF
five per cent DOT should be made
beginning June 20 according to
John Keene, associate extension
agent OF Yakima County. Flea
beetles have emerged rapidly dur
ing the past week and are pres
ent in large numbers in some
potato fields.
Tuber development is not keep
ing pace with top growth in the
white rose variety and as a result
harvest may be delayed a week
to 10 days from which it was
earlier indicated.
Although the migration. OF
green peach aphids from peach
orchards is completed the mi
grafton from secondary hosts to
potatoes is not fully under way.
This and late tuber development
will probably necessite additional
dust applications to protect early
potatoes from aphid damage and
netted gems from leaf roll that
would be transmitted by aphids.
Airplane applications Of dust
will be necessary In fields where
the potato vines have closed the
rows.
Although no late blight has
been reported cloudy humid
weather Is ideal for its develop.
ment. Growers may want to in.
corporate fungicide with insec'
ticides to inhibit the develop.
ment Of any late blight outbreaks
Materials containing 10 per cent
zinc ethylene di THO carbanat(
have given good control Of mo-
derate late bligh infestations
Also basic copper compounds con.
tanning seven per cent copper may
be used.
Moving Of hay fields which j.
under way now may cause the
lygus bug to move to potatoes
Their work results In willing and
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-06-24

0-mm. Camera Automatic
A new 8-mm movie camera Is
powered by a tiny battery-fed
electric motor that drives the film
continuously until halted by the
operator. Remote control is said
to be easily obtainable.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-06-24
GRADUATES

GRADUATES
Mrs. Ted Watkins has received
word that her niece, Norma Small
ley, graduated with a class OF
594 from Polytechnic high school
in Riverside, Calf. Norma, a for
mer resident Of Kennewick, has
been in Riverside for the past
two years.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20
Rripf auH Pinpr Stant
in Bpntfrhlann
tTortfesuns bon eeite 81

Nabfriegsiammlungen fir Sliidt-
linge uno Dg's. @eidirre iino ger.
brohen, Mobel abgenltt Grit re6t
rnangelt es Ben Sliidtlingen an al
lem. geun aber befinbet lidb ieoer
Sausbalt plotli6 in ser Gage zines
Sousbeiiters, beien 8eiit bon Slant
men ergriffen lit, neben oem Saus
lduft elm Stronl, aber es mangelt
an Sblauhen uno @imern, Inn 5u
loiden. alles baben, nur fein
9ieie @elofaIomitGt brinst es audy
nit iid, oaB nod mie Dor biele 2eute
1lngeniigeno erndbrt iino; Die mitl-
oerbe1nittelte 8ep0lferung lit pielfad
nibt in Der Sage, bie auf 2ebens=
n1ittelfarten 5ugeteilten 2ebensmittel
5u faufen. sSn ser Staot, in Ser Serr
@ottfrieo nit ieiner 5arnilie lebt,
= lie 5dblt 26O 600 @intpobner, =
bearbeitet oas @eiunbbeitsamt ieit
Dem 5ebruar 1916 rrnb 165 900 2e-
bens1nittelottelte. @dbreno nod fl1r5
Dor ser 8dbrunesreform monatli6
5000 slttelte 5ur 8earbeitl,ng borla-
|gen, iino es iest immerbin nod 5000.
Inter oieien 3ulagebeoiirftisen iinb
au6 400 ausIdnber. @enn elm Ir5t
ein 3euenis abgeseben bat, oaB ie-
mano 1,ntererndbrt lit, miro Dies
our6 Die Briiflteae bes @eiunobeits-
amtes nodeepriift. Sir bie @etpdb.
rune bon 3ulaeen lin0 20 Bro5ent
ltntergelpi6t gordnsietung, aber es
fonnen in bieien Sdaen nur einmaI
I'M Sabre 3ulogen gelpdbrt neroen
Is 8ro3ent Ser 8atienten, oie gt-
teite erbalten, linb tuberfuloiefranf
ober 5unlinbeit als tb.-gefabroet er-
franft. 0ie gn5abl Der 3uderfran-
fem betrast 1 8ro5ent.
slud) Ger dIteite Sunse @ottfriebs
bat Elm stteit erbalten. Ser Sieben-
idbrige befomnlt nun 1nonatlth 375
@ranm Butter, a Bfunb NdbrmitteI
.uno pro Gag ein 8iertelliter 8oa-
mild; ale iibrigen &inoer befom-
men nad) Gollenbung bes 6. 2ebens-
iabres feine 8oumiId, ionoern 1tur
nod abgerabmte Wild.
I Die 8dder baben tpieber Die Mn-
tpeiiung erbalten, Dem 8rotmebl 81
Bro3ent Soiamebl, &afermebl unb
Wais bei5umiihen.
Gieie WaBnabme lit notig getpor-
ben, INN in Ser 8rotperiorgung tpie-
Der ben anidlub an Die nahfte Crit
te 81 erreiden.
Inn ii6 Dor Den SelobiebIt6blen
5u ibiiten, baben Die 8auern unb
@artner bielfad radtliden Streifen-
oienIt uno Selbitldusipoden etnee-
ridtet. H
(5ortlesune folgD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20
WATER FUND

Previously credited So, ,028 go
Robert o. Casey, Tiff1n, o. 1000
Total. SO ,O68. go
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20
Birdhhdnes J. !

8reen 8aD, 8is. - SIM sllter bon
Iled5ig Sabren Itarb bier Ser bodtp.
| Sr. sllopiius S. Sbueller, 8forrer
Der ct. Soiepbs-8emeinbe. gr mar
am "a. Suni 1883 in appleton gebo-
ren als Sobn bes oortigen langiGbrH
Igen S6ullebrers uno SrganiIten gn=
lgelbert S6ueller. Na1 MbIolbieruna
Der ct. Soiepbs-B -Bforri6ule mo6te er
ieine boberen Stuoien am ct. 2atp-
renee College in Wfount Galparp uno
oollenoete oieIelben am Seiuiteniemi-
mar III Snnsbrud, SeIterreid, mo er
am 26. SUM 1911 Ole 8rieItermeibe
enlpfing. 0adoem er Johann in Ip-
pleton, &allfallna, @relbam uno
5rancis Greet in Der Bfarrieeliorge
lgelpirft bate, fam er I'M September
1880 ols Bfarrer an Die bieiige ct.
|Solepbs -8emeinbe, mo- er Ieitber ie-
gensreid tpirfte. gr binterlaBt 5lpei
griioer, Sutber !SenrD Sfneaer,
Biarrer Der ct. Sebaitions- @emeinoe
IN Siaart lluo 2oprence Shueller, TO-
tple Die SdDeItern 9loelaioe, 2ouiIe,
Warp llno Gelia S6ueller. 3ie feier-
llhen Grequien erfolgten am Dom
nerstag l. IS. 9os Gequiem aeIe-
brierte Ser bodm'ite Sr. 8iidof Bona
uno Die geiIetung erfolgte in Dem ct.
Solepbs= =Srieobof in Mppleton. RIP.
ct. GlonS, Minn. = 9lm 0onners-
tag l. IS. erteilte Der bodfp'Ite Sr.
9oaointor-9iidof 9artbolome ser
pruhtlgen neuen 8farrI6ule ser ct.
Banls=8emeinoe in Sauf Centre bie
ftrblide 8eibe. Die nit einem &o-
ltenaufipano bon $250,000 erridtete
neue Sdule eriett oie olte, Sen beuti=
gen Mnforoerungen ni6t mebr genii-
genoe Bfarrl6ule, Die bereits por
5ipetunofiinf5ig Sabren eebaut muir.
oe. Ser ltm5ug bon ser alten 5ur
neuen Shule erfolgte bereits am 19.
Sftober, als Die observation-disclosures
uno5Dan5ig Bfarrihulfinoer, ibre
Shulbit6er I'M arm, in feierIider
Bro5eiilon nit Sabnen uno Wuiif CUR
nenen Sdnle 5ogen, mo- iie bon Bfar-
rer Vticbael &remer begriiBt tpuroen,
uno ibm bel oieier @eleeenbeit elm
bon ibnen geiamneltes @elogel6enf
fiir Den Shulbaufonos iiberrei6ten.
Gin 8elneinoebaiar am "a. Sftober
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20

Sotber Setting. 6atber Sdlidter unh
|ein unoerer &err. Satber Setting ipar
gut uufgelegt unb er5ablte eirtige gr.
lebniiie, nobel Satber Sdlidter aud
|Ieinen Semi ba5ll lieferte. Gom, Sgnaa
@orlopifi lebnte am 8foiten. 5atber
Ssel uno anton Sailing iaBen i'm
Spiel5inmer unb Ipielten Shah
8etters 2ieblingsIpiel.
go bergingen i'm alien ssoiepbinum
|ein Sag nod Dem anbern in Irbeii
|unb Spiel.
llcber bas Mltcr beriibmter Blpfer
.@elbe Ser beioen @Ioden mao
Dobl Die altelte iein: Die alte @lode
lin ct. 2olris ooer bie ,2ibertp 8en
lin Bbilabelpbio?" fragte id Senrr
@ilbelm.
Sea, Dos mare ipieoer cine sSrage
fir geid 8iltter uno 8ilbelm Hadl.
bofer, oie bon st. 2ouis mebr ipiIier
ols anoere. 8odlbofer fommt Dor
@iseonlin uno Sinter bon Irfanlas.
sd CLAUDE" meinte 8ablbofer
rOaB nein Gater, elm S6ullebrer
NAL er5ablte, Die 8lode in ct. 2ouis
lei alter als oie ,9ibertp 8ea' por
philadelphia"
Heter gernbnrot beoabte iid), fonn
te aber feline beItinmte @usfunft ges
ben.
Seute ipeiB man beitltinnlt, baB oie
alte 8lode in ct. 2ouis, Mo., etlift
Sabre alter lit. Sic befinoet itd i'm
Dtll'eun1 Ser alten &atbeorale.
(5ortIebung folgD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20

0ieles 8pdenblatt erl6eint ieit
Dem Sabre 1878 regelmdBig ieoen
5ornstag uno miro berrilsgegeben
gum 8elten oes Bapitlid]en &oles
gilim Soiepbinum ser FL. &ongrega-
tion ser Sropaganoa in Columbus,
oeiien 3iued sic Seranbiloung oeut-
ider 9rieIter5oelinge fiir oie Ser.
Stoaten lit. Giele slnItalt lit baupt.
iGdIid] angetpieien auf oie @infiinfte
bieieS 8lattes unO Die 8el6enfe lci-
ner 2eler.
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has been made.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20

am fommenoen Samstas, 20. SEQ,
pember, miro in olen Bfarrfirden
uno &apellen in Ser @r5oio5eie Der er-
Ite Sabrestag oes grl6einens ser en-
|5pflifa nWeoiotor 9ei" iiber bie BET
lige 2iturgie feierlid besaneen ,per-
Den. 8ei alien Weiien bes Cages pirb
|genGB slnorbnung bes bodp' '1ten
Srn. gr5biihofs Wllrrap oas @ebet
fitr Ben 81. Goter einseldlonen. Snl
Saufe oes pergangenen Sabres muir
Sen Die Sonntaesprebigten in ber
Bfarrfir6en ser gr5oi05eie auf Sen
in Der eenannten gnapflifa entbalte-
men 4usfiibrungen aufgebaltt, I'm al
len @laubigen Elm tieferes 8erItGno=
mis- ibres 8erufes aIs Iebenoe Weit-
glieoer am WpItiIfen 2eib gbri1ti gu
DermitteIn.
9ie idbrlide &oaefte fir oie Gatb-
olic uniperiitp in @albington miro
am erlten Iopentsionntas, %. No-
penlber, in alien Bfarrfirhen Der gr5=
oio5eie aufgenomn1en tperoen. SIM ber-
gangenen Sabre ergab oie &oIlefte Die
Summe bon $13,O99.95.
ssSn ct. Saul fanb Iesten 9onners-
taq cine ionalperiammlltnd 0es
Sereins fir Die Notwithstanding
ltatt, an ser iid ettpa fiinfoig 8rielter
uno 2aien aus fiinf 9orbipeittStaa-
ten beteiligten. 9feferate bielten ser
bodp. p. 8idaro Idernan, C.S.P,
BON pittsburgh, 2aitoesbireftor fir
ben &inobeit- -Selu-@erein, 8ii1of
Sbomas Wc0onnea bon Stem gorf
unb Gr5biidof Wurrap BON ct. Saul.
Son elmer langeren 8eIubsreiie in
ieiner friiberen &eimat, sStolian, febr-
te lebte 8o6e Ser bodn. Sr. Bfarrer
2ouis Bioletti na6 ct. 8aul 5uriif,
po ibm bon WitglieOern Der bon Inn
betrel,ten ct. slnbrolius= uno SoIp
Geoeemer- -8emeinoen am Sonntag-
abeno elm begeiiterter gnpfong berei-
tet tpuroe 5atber Bioletti beridtete,
oaB itd) Stalien nirtidaftli6, geiItig
uno io5ial langiam bon ben 8erbees
rungen oes 5ai6ismus uno oes aric,
ees 5u erbeben beginnt, parnte ober,
onB Der &omrnunismus nod immer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20
bradte ipeitere $4,000 fir ben Sdul-
fonos.

sSSn ct. glouo, Melroie, &ihmonb,
8aoena, Worris, Mleranoria, 8ref-
fenribge, Berbam unb 2ittle Sans
meroen inn 2aufe oer nadlten Saiten.
aeit @beborbereitungsfurie orguniiieri
|5nr untertDeilung bon iungen 2euten,
Die I'M 8egriff iteben, IN ben gbeltan6
ein5utreten. Die neuen &urle tperben
aufgruno oes i'm bereaneenen Sabre
IN ct. Glouo a6gebaltenen @rperi,
ments aufgebaut. uno als 2ebrer ner=
Den iid Die 5ultanbigen bodtp. Serren
Bfarrer uno Iiiiltenten betatigen.
Die betreffenoen bodp. &erren biel-
ten in Der oergangenen ISOLDE in ct.
Glouo unter oem Goriit bon &onoiu.
torbiifof 8artbolome cine porberei-
tenoe 8eriammlung ab aur 8eratung
oes nabitiabrigen Brogramms. gu
Den &laiien ioIIen ale &atbolifen ooer
gti6tfatbolifen 3uselaiien tperoen, sic
enttpeoer bereits perlobt iino ODER Iif
innerbalb oes fommenoen ssabres su
berbeiroten beabiidtieen.
ct. Saul, Winn. = slm fommen=
Den Sonntag, 81. geooember, beginnt
Die pter5igltiinbige anoa6t in foIgen-
Den Bfarrfirden Der gr5oi03eie: ct.
Sobanna bon Orleans, minneapolis;
st. SoIepbs, Clements; ct. Soban-
mes Der Saufer, @rceliior; st. 2au=
rentius, 5arlbault; ltnbefledtes, tSer5
Utaria, Glen 2afe; ct. Wi6aels,
&enDon.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20
Stiull1tc OeS SDffeS
fnr bas Soiepbiunnl
=A=-ssEE

ginliegeuo GoIt=8elountpeiiung i'm
9etrage bon S - So fir Die Stuoen-
ten unO So our SreiIteae. Sd batte
Die @ube 81 @bren Der Otutter oes
8uten States periprohen fir bie gr-
borllng elmer 9itte.
9f. g., isis.
Sd idide Sbnen biermit $5 5ur
6reiltelle - cine @a6e, Sic i6 in
elmer &ranfbcit periproden bate.
Sitter 2eier, Wtib.
ginlieseno So, oic ib 5u gbren ser
aaerieligiten Sungfrau Otaria in ei-
mem slnliegen periprohen batte. 9anf
@ott uno ser sSiirbitte ser Wuttergot=
teS, bin idb erbort moroen. 8ott icgnc
Sbre 9lnItalt!
2eler, @iS.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20
.$3,O68.60
COAL FUND

Previously credited. .......$ 17142
VILLA m Frankenberger,
Puechl, KY. .........E 500
Frk. Brekel, Fleming, Colo. 500
JOS. Burkard, Silverton, o. 200
Mrs. John A. Boehlert, Uti-
ca, NY. ................ 100
Pauline Russ, Chicago, Ill. so
Total. S 1892
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20

slltberiibnte &rdllteriolbe, uniiber.
treffen bel
Bra b M ben
aler 9lrt uno bel anoern 2eioen,
DelHe I'M beigebenen 3irfular an.
gegeben iin6.
Or. 8. S, Columbus, g., i6reibt:
Il gave your salve a good trial, and
find it to do very we'll"
Ereis 60 Gents per Sar, plus
2 Gents Ohio State Gales Gar fir
oieienigen, Die i'm Staate Sbio tbobs
men.
Sour 81 be5ieben bonn
Macmillan Sanitarium
269S Joyce Ave-, COLUMBUS IL, O..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20

Mrs. JOS. Meyer, New Ulm,
MINI. ..................... 200
Casper Hahny Columbus, o. 200
Hy. Mohlengroft, Paterson, N.
y. A.uu
Mrs. E. Neumann, Cheyenne,
WyO. .................. 2.Uu
M. A. Holscher, Travis, Tex. 200
H. A. Pressl, Charleroi, Pa. =. 100
H. Ruenzi, Hinton, Okla. 49,. 100
Mrs. Lena Siegler, Rochester,
MINI. 100
Mrs. Marg. Stuklatz, Kewanee,
Ill. 100
Gerald H. Solheid, Cicero, Ill. LOO
Lena MiStler, Maysville, Ky. 100
Anna M. Jose, Norwalk, Conn. 100
Hy. Alers, Glencoe, MINI. 80. 100
The Held Family, Hastings,
MINI. ................ l.O0
Mrs. John A. Boehlert, Utica,
IN. 7. l.UU
Mrs. L. Blind, Canton, o. 49,. 100
Rose Schell, Villa Park, Ill. :. 100
Margrit Holzschueh, New York,
N. 7. 1.UU
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Total
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20
ct. %anl, Minn. - 8ortbimstom, =.
Samstag, 20. Nunember 1913.
6 ir d emf q | { nber

Somntas, Fl. Nopember: Siebennno
stpamsigiter Sunntas mad Sting
iten (WariG Opfernns). - 60 a II.
gel ium: Som 8reuel Ser Ser
ipiiituus (Wattb. 24).
Wontug, 20. Nobember: Gdcilia.
Oienstag, 90. Nopember: Seli5itas.
Mitt1pod, "a. Nopember: Sobannes
bonn &reu5.
Donnerstag, 25. gopem6er: &atba=
rina.
sSreitag, &c. Nonember: &onroo.
Samstag, 81. gooember: &olumban.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20

cine ifpere @efabr fir oas idiDer
beimgeiuhte 2anb beoeutet, Die ,tiir
burh erb0bte 8ahlamfeit unb @rs
siebnng bes 8olfes beboben peroen
fann.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20

Gtlpa 5polfbunoert 8eIu6er fanben
lld) fllr5tih in Der bon oem bodtp.
Srn. &obert Huiiea paitorierten
Sanoaeneinoe Saaelnoob, Winn., elm,
als Der bodm'ite Sr. @eibbi|dof
8prne oortIelblt oie @rotte Il. 6.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-08
Sunday April Is Designated
For Garden Pilgrimage Here

Lee Counselman, will be open for
the first time.
Little Olney," an interesting
and we'll restored house formerly
owned by the Farquhar family,
now the property of Clara May
Downey, of 0lney.
"Llwellyn Fields" late Georgi-
an house, beautifully planned and
proportioned. It's grace is. enhanced
by its fine furnishings. Owner,
Mrs. E. Brooke Lee.
The old Friends Meeting House
in Sandy Spring built in 1853 and
rebuilt in 1877, will be open during
the tour from IL to 6 P. M. only.
Proceeds from the Montgomery
County tour, as from all the other
counties in the State during the
Today pilgrimage, will be used for
the maintenance of the Hammond
HARDWOOD House in Annapolis, now
museum.
Further information, routes,
maps, tour booklets and tickets
may be secured from Mrs. Ellicott,
6818 Glenbrook Rd., Bradley DIPS.
or from Mrs. Goodwin. 23 Prim-
rose Rd., Wisconsin 1886.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-08
Senior Forest
Supervisor Warns
Brush Burners

At this season of the year when
many property owners are clean
ing their lawns, fence rows and
hedges and burning the brush and
| debris, H. w. Schlosser, Jr., SEN
| ior forest supervisor Of this area
for the Maryland Department of
State Forests and Parks, has
found it necessary to warn resi-
dents of the laws prohibiting I'M
controlled burning and the regula-
tions for public safety.
/ Special attention of property
owners is called to the burning of
brush, debris, house trash and all
infammable material within two
hundred feet of woodland, or in
fiammable material that could ig-
mite and carry fire to woodland
outside of Incorporated town
limits.
During the three months of
March, April and May and from
September 18th to December 18th
no burning shall be permissible
only after 4 P. M. and before IL
midnight Eastern Stands r d
Time), except when the ground is
covered with snow.
Uncontrolled burning is prohib-
tied at all times and the following
specific protective measures and
precautions are necessary at all
times: A-Plow or otherwise con-
struct fire line at least ten feet
in width surrounding the area to
be burned which is free Of all in
flammable material. B-Provide
sufficient help with tools to prevent
fire from escaping. C-Have at
least one Waterman on the scene of
fire until last spark is out.
A person who violates the provi-
sions of this subtitle or of rules OF
regulations made by the Commits
sion of State Forests and Parks OF
by the District Forestry Board
with the approval of the State
Forests and Parks. under the au-
thority of this subtitle, shall be
deemed to have committed a mis-
demeanor and shall be fined not
less than $40 nor more than $500
or imprisoned for not more than
six months. This law will be strict
ly enforced.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-08

.,during the Homemaker Hour on
WGAY, which is from 8 to 10 A..
NJ, there will be a seven to eight
minute interview conducted by
Grace Hanley of WGAY, in which
DIR. Claire A. Christman, Assistant
Health Officer of the County who
also serves as clinician in many of
the clinics, Mrs. Florence T. Gar
rett, R, N, Supervising Nurse
Midwife of the Health Depart
ment, and Mrs. Margaret Castle,
wqio has been a member of the Po-
tomac Valley (Glen Echo) Public
Health Lay Committee for eight
years, and has assisted in many of
its clinics, will participate.
Friday, at 6 P. M, Stella Wer-
ner will shave as guests on her
WBCC program: Miss Julia Fo-
ley, R. N, a school nurse, and in
cidentally, the first school nurse in
Montgomery County; Mrs. Frank
Hewitt, R. N, of Silver Spring,
who is the nurse for the Bliss
Electrical School; and Mrs. Doris
p, Fisher, R. NJ, of the Public
Health Nursing staff of the Coun-
lty Health Department. Each will
discuss her work from her own re-
spectiye angle, e., school, indus
! trial, and public health service.
- Churches and schools are also
being asked to observe Public
Health Nursing Week by bringing
before their groups information
about the services and opportuni-
ties for service which Public
Health Nursing provides. If you
are still in doubt about public
health nursing at the end of the
week, get in touch with your local
Health Department.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-08
New Babies At
Local Hospital

Births at Montgomery County
General Hospital reported for the
period March 81 through March
81, 1948, are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert James
Lewis, Olney, a son, Ray Dewey;
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Leonard An
drews, Clarksburg, daughter,
Sandra Kay; Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle
Albin Bane, Rockville, a son, Lyle
Albin, Jr,; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Willis Brooks, Takoma Park, a
son, George Michael; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Wilson Shipe, Rockville,
son; Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Fee
ger, Marriottsville, Md, a daugh-
ter. Colored: Charles and Iona
Gather, Glenelg, a son, Charles
L.; Isaac and Irene Young, Glen
wood, son; Carson and Mary
Snowden, Gaithersburg, daugh-
ter; David and Leaoder Brown,
Ellicott City, a daughter; Joseph
and Grace Queen, Cooksville, a
son.