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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-16

in Sen @dloern, Ser rubelos bon Sea.
belle gu aapelle 5og, mar batnaI5 fiir
Noro-Imerifa ein beion0ers beaei6-
member Epp. Dab 10 biele Se1tiGe
Brieiter oas gefabrenreihe Mbenteuer-
leben auf iib nabmen, ipridt fir III
rem Wflit, ibre llnternebnlungsfreuoe,
ibre Spferfdbigfeit. 8eion6ers fir ole
Snoianermiiiion iparen itabIbarte
Mdnner n0tig. Die beuti1en Snoia-
|nermiiiionare ipurben bnlb 10 beriibnt
mie ibre Shiiblinge. Mn Der Spite
iteben Der erite beuti9e Biibof in ben
Ser. 5taaten, Srieorib gfeie uao Der
0iterreidiid)e 8iidof 6riebri1 8ara-
ga, Die Bis 5u ibrer grbebung aiif BEN
8ii6ofsItubl linter ben motb6,iten or.
beiteten. @as fir elm 2eben oas mar,
|iauitriert eine 8riefiteIIe Reles aus
Dem Sabre 1881: SD bobe bier un-
|lern 5tpeiten @eneralbifar (Sriebri6
8arosO in 5errilienert 8einfleioern
|pon blauer 2eintpano 1no nit surd-
loderten Striimpfen in unteripei-
Jung Ser l,ntpilenoen @iI6en ange-
troffen ;" Gin nit grober 2eintpano
beoedter Mltar, Elm &eI1 aus Nfel-
|iing ober &upfer, Die WeBgapdnber
abgetragen, bas NOR ribt fir ieber-
mann, oas erforberte beroii1e Ser
5en. Noh als neununoiieb3igi1bri-
ger @reis febrt Sran5 9aber Bier5
(geboren 1885 s1l 2aibab) in bic &ei-
mat 5uriid, INN in Deuti1lano mno
Seiterreid neue Miiiionare gu iper.
ben. Dfebrere 8iiber in ser Spra1e
Ser Ottaipa-S -Snbianer bat Ser rSurlt
Der SSnbianermiilionnre" tpie Biers
genannt tpurbe, geibrieben, bat oie
Snoianer iadfunbig nidt MIR inn 2a-
tebismns, ionoern al9 Inn 2ano- unb
8artenbau untertpieien 10 oab oie
1845 bon Dfihigan fommenben sSn-
ipeftoren gan5 ipradlos finb iiber bie
itnter ibnen berri6enbe &nltir. Mls
er 1864 in Baoerborn BEN @en1ina-
riiten einen Bortrag iiber 1ie Snoia-
ner bdlt, meloen iid 8tnan5ig SbeoIo-
gen fir 9lmerifa. 8lutarm uno err
blinoet lit oer groBe Snoianerpobltd-
ter 1880 in 2aibad geitorben. Mn-
oers, bod ibm gleib on 2iebe ou ben
Snbianern, lit Der Siibbeutlhe S. 81.
stephan (geboren 1929, Ser Direftor
Der Snoianerbiiros in Mmerifa. CT lit
Wonlignore un6 Gentleman lno
bleibt bod. Der 1iabe 8ertraute Ser
&otbdute, Der nit ibnen in 6en 8aI-
bern oas robe Gleiid iBt unb iib in
loie oargebotene bllttige Sdienbaut
lhlafen legt, als iei es Die Ielbltper-
| ftdn0lihfte 5ahe Der @elt. DieIe
Singabe Der beutlben Brieiter fniipf-
te bas 8ano 51piiden Snbianern ilno
DeutiGen iebr ber5lid,. Nod beute
Iipiirt man oieie 8erbun6enbeit.
(Jortiesung foIgt)
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. ST. H., Wtinn. =

Sirtep lit Elm nit @olle eingelhIa-
genes @epebe, bas friiber ouf Dem
Sanoe in 9euti6lano bon ben 8auern
lelbit angefertigt tpurbe. l1nlere sllt-
poroern auf oem 2anoe 5ogen ibren
eigenen 2ein uno Sanf. 8enn reif,
muroe oerielbe getrofnet, nit elmer
gre6e bon ben Stengeln getrennt uno
Die 5aiern our6 Die iogenannte Se-
del ge5ogen. Dann fonnten lie, in
tleine 8iinoel gebunoen, bon syrauen
uno Wedo6en am Spinnrao gelpon-
men tDerOen. Mn oen @interaben0en
famen Sranen llno Mdo6en aus ser
ysadbarldaft gu elmer gemeiniamen
Spinnltube 5uiammen. Damn aelana-
ten Die fein geiponnenen sSGoen sum
@ebitubl. sluf einem mailipen @eb,
ltubl ioB Der gater uno i6ob oas @e-
berldifflein ourd bie itramm ange5o-
genen 6aoen ltnb oieie tpuroon n,it
ShafDolle oerlpoben. 9ieies @enebs
Eirtep genannD lieferte oen Stofi
|5u iparmen Soien. Seber Bauer bate
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ct. @., U. 5.

Gie iogenannten Roienfreu5er &c.
boren 81 oen orei bodgraoigen Srei.
maureripitemen. @abreno in ben ro.
maniiden 2dnoern Ser i6ottiihe Gi,
tus beltano, perbreiteten iid in
Geltiblono oie &oienfreu5er, Die in
gebeimen &iiniten llno i'm 8eIbmo-
rem Ser @eiIter ibre Sauptaufgabe
erblidten unb unter &onig SrieeridJ
8ilbelm III. I'M boditen anieben
itanoen. 9ereits i'm Sabre 1908 er-
folgte our6 8apIt Clemens XII. Die
Gerurteilung Ser Sreimaurerei. 9ieit
Serurteilung baben peri6ieoene Sap.
ite in alien sSabr5ebnten nieoerbolt
Semnad lit Die 3ugeborigfeit 5ur
Sreimaurerei uno alien offiliierten
gereinigungen unter Dem Iuslhlub
aus ser fatboliiben Stride perboten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-16
Brutfrt1r 6nahrnfrttffr
t1ad1 Amprtka
(5orti ebung)

God mas tpdre Nfiiller obne iei-
men fonieliden @onner unb 6orberer
bes @erfes, &onig 2ubtpig /. (1786-
1863. Sn linn, Dem Sdiiler 8iIdof
Sailers, lebte nt6t nur ein ibealer
Sinn, ionoern oub Die Satfraft iinb
8ebarrli6feit, Dem ertannten @ute1
gum Siege 5u berbelfen. aaein i6on
Die llnteritiibung Der 8eneoiftiner IN
Mmerifa 11nb ibrer 8riinoung ct.
8in5en5 in Benniplpanien eeniigte,
nm ibm einen Blab in Der amerifani-
i6en &irdengeiGi6te 5laltipeiien.
uSt. 8inpent mare ti9t obne 6of-
faplan 0eiiller uno ieinen 4onig
2ub1pig. l1nb obne ct. 8incent gdbe
es bie 16 4bteien Ser gmerifanild-
Gaiiineniilden 8enebiftiner -aongre-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-16

ietne Sdafberoe, bie ieoen Morgea
binansgetrieben ipuroe auf 6ie Meioe.
bon einem S1dfer iiberipaht. Dieie
guten alien 3eiten iino aud enbgiiltig
porbei. Die mooerne @ebefiinit bat
au1 oen alten prir1titipen @ebltnbl
berbr1ngt unb MIR Die grinnerlne
oaran lit geblieben. @ie aus Dem ber-
armten 8eltidlano berihtet miro,
greift man in man6en @egenoen ipie-
ber gum alten Spinnrao, Inn &lei-
bungsltiide beraultellen, Die lie nihi
irnItanoe itno 5u faltfen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-16
6. g., q. ..

8ieier iiioafrifaniide neu eritans
oene @uolutioniIt, Or. Gobert Broom,
lit orauf 1tno bran, iid ipieoer laher-
lid) 5u MAIDEN, pie piele leiner nge.
lebrten" Sorg6nger. Inter Gpolutio.
nismus perIteben oieie @abrbeitspers
breber bie moniItilde @eltanibau.
ung, Die cine rein me6aniife, 5. }.
ourf dllBere llrlahen, obne ieoen
decentralization @ingriff, erfolgenoe
einbeitlid)e, Itetig fortidreitenoe gnt-
Diflllng 6es geiamten @ebietes Ser
organii6en unb onorganiiden Nat1r
annimt. Or. 81. Broom lit ni6ts aIs
Ser Ra6beter lno Nad-r raeffer" bon
Sddel, $. Spencer II. a. ginem Gbri-
item braubt nid)t beipieien 5ll iperoen,
oaB es einen @ott sibt, ser sic @elt,
Weniden, Eiere 1lno Bflan5en er-
i6affen bat. 9ie Waterie eriItiert
nidt acknowledgements. 9arum muBte
lie einen Sfopfer baben, ser oie
Madt bo5u batte. 0ieier S6opfer lit
@ott, ben Die ,lngldubigen gpolutio-
niiten leugnen. 8ergleiht man, pie
Der afrifaniide v8oftor" meint, oie
lteberreite aus Der porgei6idtli6en
3eit nit ben Bflan5en uno Sieren
bon beute, 10 miro man einen rnerf-
li6en &iidldritt beoba6ten. 8or bic
len Sabrtauienoen bate Die Natur Ell,
men bobern @rao pbpiiider 8ollfom.
menbeit erreibt als beute. l1no bod
Iou nod oer Sbeorie ser gpolutioni-
Iten Die Natrlr, Bflan5en uno Eiere
iih fort1pabrenb perpollfommnet ba=
ben, iooaB ite iid bon elmer nieSern
Stufe Der 8oufommenbeit auf cine
bobere erboben, Bis Der Wenid ii6
aus Dem Eiere entipidelt babe. @enn
Der Or. Broom meint, er fannie bon
einem 4ffen ab, 10 loiien mir ibnl
germ feline Iniidt unb beneiben ieiue
Sorabnen feinesness. @ir balten an
Der gibel, an @ottes bes S6opfers
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-16

1aaebt 6arauf niifmerfian, onB Der
engbeorufte taiiierto Seiten itarfe
amerifaniihe S9en1atismus .9be
Official Catholic DirectorD", Der Die
fatboliiden @eiitIiden, giari1tingen
nno glnItalten ber3eidnet, MIR penige
Seiten alftDeiit, Die feinen belttihen
Nanen entbalten. Gos Negilter lrr1ter
sd" 5eigt ouf 5ebn Spalten allein
iiebenbunoertl rtltno3ipan5ig beltide Na-
men.
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81. g., 90. ga. :

aniGnellungen (Sdd6en) lnter
ben Iugen oeuten auf unreines 8lut
unb iino oft Mn5eiden bon Nierenlei-
oen. Wan oermeioe Nabrllngsmittel,
oie Starfe (Starf) entbalten ooer
3uder, entbalte iid bon itarfenl &af-
fee, See rno alfobolbaltigen 8etr1n-
fen. Wean trinfe MIR SbItlafte, ipie
2tmonaoe, Srangelaft, uno genieBe
Diel robes 8enliile uno robes Sblt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-16

@ort felt, baB uniere nnIterbIihe See
lie tpeber aus Der lebloien, nod aus
Der lebenben Moterie genommen lit
1no iid ielbit entipidelt bot. 8ir nil
lem uno iinb ltol5 auf linier 8iiien,
bob ser allnadtiee i,no meiie @ott
uns erihaffen bot fir cine ME enoenoe
@liidleligfeit I'M Senieits.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-16
Sran u. s., ga. -

Gin bon 8drtnern enpfoblenes
9iingemittel fir Sopfblunen lit &uB
(SooD. Ofan tpeidt basielbe tagelang
in Darmem 8aiier Elm uno begiebe
oamit Oie 8lumen. au6 8lumen i'm
8arten ltno Strduber, namentli1
Stolen fann man oamit biingen. Sp-
orania-8lumen iollen our6 oieien
9iinger ibre sSarbe Gnoern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-16
: Tran Sp. g., Wtaii. :

9urb Sen beute oagemein einge-
fiibrten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der
0eild geben Iebr nenige Sitamine
perloren 8alteuriiierte Ofild balt iid
ldnger obne 5r peroerben l1nb lit oud
ollrh oen Steriliiier1ngspro3eB frei
bon anltedungsfeimen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-16
syran H. 8, &D. -

lin Mduie 5u bertreiben, tau6e
man 1pollene 2appen in Betroleum
uno lege oielelben an Sen Stellen auf,
mo itd M1ltie oufbalten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-16
- 81. g., >.

SenIter, Sic iiber @inter gequoaen
ltno, iooaB lie Iitb idner offnen unb
perldieben laiien, beitreibt man an
Sen Seiten nit einem Stiif SEIZE.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-16
Ser 3ng Der beutiden Brieiter iibe1
Sas Weer

| Gas @erbereiien amerifanii6er
lair6enfiiriten uno oie groB5iigige
Silfe Der Seimat bielten 2iebe unb
@iniabfreuoigfeit fir gmerifa in
9eutl6lano 1pad. Sabr INN Sabr 5ie.
ben Oertihe 8rieiter iiber Sen S5ean.
Sic famen anfangs boripiegeno aus
SiiO-8 -8eutIdlanb, Seiterreid uno Ser
S6mei5t ipater ebenio aus bem
&beinlanb, 8eitfalen, Sonnoper uno
ben 2dnoern norbli6 Ser Wain-@ren.
sc. Ste bleiben nidt 1ur in ben Oft
|Iiden @ebieten amerifas. Sic foIgen
ben @intDnnberern in Die iungen
Staaten bes Mittelmeitens. sSn ct.
2ouis, Chicago, Milmaufee, ct. SAUL
uIp. entitebt cine beutihe @emeir6e
lnab Ser anberen. I'm bas @ottesbans
biloet ii6 elm georonetes firhli6es
2eben nod oeutifer 8eiie, bas itarte
| idopferiide &rdfte Dem aufltrebenoen
amerifaniIden 4atboli5ismus i9enft.
Nan6erorts MAIDEN Die 9eutl6en,
Die 3. g. in ct. 2ouis, in ben bier
5iger Sabren bes 19. Sabrbun6erts
bis CUR 9dlfte oller &atbolifen aus.
8aren i'm Sabre 1925 nur menige
oeuti6e HrieIter in llSM, 10 iino es
1850 bereits 1876. 1865 5Gblt man
$50 ,l,1ter 2,373, 1869: 1 ,16O unter
/ 3,505! 9apon itno min6ejtens 827 in
Geutihlano ooer beuti6en 8isti-
mern guropas geboren. Mn ser Spit
| Sc Der ausienoenben DioaeIen itebt
Deiinaer nit 100 Brieitern. gs fol-
gen: Baoerborn 103, Sreibnrg: "a,
&oln: 81, Ssnabriid: SO, &egens-
burg: 38, &ottenburg: SO, GtraB-
burg: 35, Srier: 33, 8riren: 80, 10
i'm Sabre 1869.
! gs lit alio ni6t erIt ser auItur-
fanrpf, Der oie oeutlben Brieiter our
anspanoerung mad l1Sa peronlaBte.
9ie anfdnge liesen ipeientIid5 fri
Der! 8obl bat Der &ulturfampf eine
nere, itarfe @ele beutider Seelior-
ger 5ur 6olge. S6on allein in Die
bunoert eingeluanoerten beuti6en Sc
initen, Die iid in sen groBen, ameri-
faniiden Stqoten nieoerlaiien, falen
bier ins @etpiht. llno 5u ben ausge-
mieienen Sroensprieitern geielen iid)
5ablreife @eltprieiter lnb Gbeologie.
ituoierenbe unb lie iinb bodtpin-
fommen! ~8urb Die 8erfolgung iino
uns oieielben geraoe in Dem Mugen-
blid 5ugefommen, tpo mir in Der gr0B-
ten Scot lparen! gs lit ni1t au iagen,
mie groB Der ginfluB Ser Hriejter
gepeien lit, tpelde burh oie 8erfoI-
eung nod amerifa geienoet iporoen
liino," iagt 8iibof Weartin Martp BON
0afota 1885 auf Dem &atboIifentag
in Wfiiniter. 1882 bat uSM 1886
oeutide Brieiter. @ieoer fiibrt Miin-
| tier nls Serfunftslanb. Miinlter: 1873,
Baoerborn: 1872, Greiburg: 108,
aoln: 106, Gottenburg: 95 Yrieiter
nlm. 1892 lit ibre 3abl auf 1882
angetpabien. lin bieie 3eit bat Der
ginfluB nnb bas @irfungsfelo Der
oeutlden &atbolifen irnerbulb Der
noroameritaniid)en Stride feline gr0B-
te Mnsoebnung genonlnen uno err
reidt1 (R. Neai).
and} i'm 5tDan5tgiten Sabrbun6ert
LIT 6as oeuti6e @lement I'm a1nerifn-
niihen Rlerus nod INNER beahtlih.
Der bor3iiglide aenner bes 9eutfh-
q r,rn,ei fnt1o,tfttt,1a p Manrn cfir,1 20
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-16

WHO WILL SEND FOOD AND
CLOTHES to help support
Homeless Child (han 0rphan)
from Eastern Germany? Bern
June 2, 1899. Address: PETER
LUDWIG WEIS, HORNEBURG-
NIEDERELBE, I'M GROSSEN
SANDE 2S, GERMANY, BRIT
ISH ZONE, n.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-16

cation beltte rlisbt NIT ibren 14tO
&onDentlalen, Die in 438 8farreien,
Miiiionen uno sSiIialen $50, 900 Gee
len betrenen un6 IN "a Seminaren
Juno boberen SduIen 419S Stnbie-
|renbe unterricbten," idreibt Ser n1ei-
iterlihe DnrItener bes 2uoapia- -Neij.
|iionspereins, p. @illibalo Meatbdier.
l1nb i'm BaItoraIblatt ser gr5oi6seIe
Weiinben 5reiiing bonn Sabre 1868
|beiBt es: sir amerifa bot 2uopig
bon 8apern cine apoItoliihe 8e6eu-
tung. 8ie oortige fatboIiide Stride
peroanft ibm gum groBen Sell ibren
geitanb, ibr 8abstum rno ibr @e-
oeiben" 2ubtpigs @eroienIt lit es
|au6, Bob Sobann Hepomuf Neumann
|auf ben 8iibofstbron bon 8bilaoel-
|pbia gerltfen tpuroe.
Die finansiellen 2eiitmngem bes Sub
iuig- -WiiiionsDereins
sln Ser Spite ser lnteritiisten in
Imerifa iteben sic Reoen1ptoriIten.
Isle erbielten beiIpielspeile bon 1914
bis 1868: 205,700 @uloen. 1916 bis
6S erbielten sic amerifaniiden gi-
ihofe: 1908 @uloen.
5alt Die Sdlfte aller Ginnabmen
bes 2uomig- -Wiiiionsbereins tpanoer-
te na6 slmerifa beriiber. Sssn oen Sab
ren 1844-1S68: 1 O430t59,17 @nI.
ben bon insgelomt 2 543 AGA, ,38
@uloen, pdbreno Miien nit 40 615,-
4S @ulOeu, europa nit 551 276,34
@ulOen uno bie gropaganoa in Gom
nit 269 $500 @uIben beba6t tpnr-
ben. 1874 O6S,10 @uloen ipuroen fir
Geilegelber 1tno 1872 999,40 @uloen
fir oie 8eripaltung perausgabt. Oieie
,3ablen ltellen nur einen fleinen 4ns-
idnitt BON nod ni6t 5tpan3ig Sabren
oar. Sic mogen Dem beutigen 8es
trahter pielleidt flein eribeinen, bof
oamals mar oos @elb biel pert. 4bt
8ontfa5 @immer 3. g. baute i'm Sab
re 1847 oie Stride in @reensburg,
Ba., ~ein ld0nes freunbli6es @ebGu-
De aus 8adlteinen", fir 3 22O @ul.
ben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-16
Special

Einfuhrungs-Angebot
II Unzen F1asche fitr nur 81 90 porsefrse
fns Haus 8eliefert.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-11-17
The Adventures Of Annie
Or An Amusing Cot Tale
BIZ VernG Merry

With no intention Of aping a
certain New York paper which
has as a regular feature "The
Animal Corner" the Sentinel
comes W again this week with
somewhat unusual tale, this time
about a cat. In contrast to our
story last week about the litter Of
male puppies born to the Leimbach
dog, which by the way have been
named Tom, Dick, and Harry
Zone dog died), Ben Lanier tells
about their cat, Annie, which has
had five sets of female kittens.
IF you want to get in the cat
business quick, Annie's the cat
for YOU" Ben said.
The next part Of this tale might
be entitled "Case Of the Purring
Motor"-What happened to Annie
last Saturday shouldn't happen to
a dogl She was taken to Gathers
burg Community Fair to be en-
tered in the cat show, and TO her
embarrassment learned that the
cat show was held Friday. To add
insult to injury she was put in
the family car to wait while the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-11-17

are signs indicating the names of
all streets and highways. The pc
tition asked that the improvements
be made without delay or an ex-
PLANTATION made why "our high
rate of taxes should not be ade-
quate" for the work.
A check with the council showed
that most of the improvements
asked by the petition, which was
presented by Herman Hartman,
president of the Rockville Civic
Association, were already being
planned for. According to John
G. Mcdonald, town manager,
lights and signs have>been ordered;
sewage service for the area is in
Guided in an overall plan for which
the survey will be completed early
in 1850 and actual work started
about June or July. Roads will
be improved Immediately, Mr.. Nc
Donald said, but permanent road
work would not be done until the
water, sewer and gas lines are
put in. Police protection for the
section must come from the county,
he added.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-11-17
County Students
To Attend UN
Meeting Dec. 2

Three hundred Montgomery
County students have been invited
to attend the United Nations meet
ing at Lake Success, December 2.
Under the supervision of Levin
Comfy, who will accompany the
group, eleven students represent
ing the Problems of Democracy
class at Richard Montgomery will
go to New York that day.
The tour, sponsored by the
League Of Women Voters in the
Washington Area, will last all day
and the stuuents will return that
night.
The students representing Rich
ard Montgomery high school are
Paul Violette, James Adams, Barry
Dickinson, Anne Wilson, Ruth
Rokahr, Neville Smith, Donna
Diehl, Douglas Carlin, Ruth
Hawse, and Elizabeth Keiser.
Brunch" will be served on the
train and dinner at Lake Success.
The expenses are $13.85, including
the whole trip and meals.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-11-17
Rockville Woman Is
Injured In Fall From
Horse Near Her Home

A Rockville woman suffered 6
broken back when she fell from
a horse near her home on Monday.
Mrs. Richard C. Golf was riding
the family horse late in the after
noon when the accident occurred.
When her husband returned from
Ais job in Washington at least an
hour later he became alarmed
when the children, Holly and
Ginny, told him their mother had
gone riding and hadn't returned.
After searching in the semi-dark-
ness for some time and coming
upon the riderless horse his fear
mounted. Aided by the dog, Mr..
Golf finally came upon his wife
who was lying in field and unable
to move. Mrs. Golf was taken to
Suburban Hospital where she was
found to have a broken back.
The COTS live in the old Allnutt
home on Beall Avenue. In the rear
of the house is patch of woods
and beyond that large field. It
was at the far end of the field
where Mrs. Golf fell.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-11-17

Lanier collie dog was taking
honors in the dog show.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Lanier and
six-year-old Mary returned to the
car and opened the door, out
Jumped Annie as If Jet propelled.
The Laniers and interested by
ISLANDERS called and looked for her
II. vain. In amazement at her sud-
den disappearance, and to Mary's
despair, they left minus kitty. It's
doubtful II Mary's attitude would
have changed an iota had Ben
rendered few bars Of "Annie
Doesn't Live Here Any More"
Anyway he didn't. Nevertheless
her grief was 10 be short-lived,
because shortly after they arrived
home they received telephone
call. A Gaithersburg woman upon
returning home from the Fair
heard "meows" emanating from
her car. She followed the sounds,
raised the hood and found Annie
perched inside. Back TO Gathers
burg went the Laniers for the cat,
which after her ordeal, was de-
scribed as a GREASY mess"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-11-17
Mrs. MOrehOuse
Appointed To
Juvenile Court

Judge Alfred D. Noyes on Tues
day announced the appointment of
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Morehouse, Sill
yer Spring, as Supervisor of Social
Work for the Montgomery County
Juvenile Court, effective November
Fl. She was appointed from lis.
of eligible candidates submitted by
the Montgomery County Personnel
Board,
A graduate of Penn State Col
lege and the Pennsylvania School
of Social Work Mrs. Morehouse has
also had graduate work at the New
York School of Social Work. Her
previous experience includes posi-
tons in various phases of social
work in Ohio, Pennsylvania and
Tennessee, as well as in this county
and District of Columbia.
Recently Mrs. Morehouse has
held positions in many community
organizations in the county. She is
the wife of PGad Morehouse who
is Director of the Bureau of Stipu-
lations of the Federal Trade Com
mission, and the mother of two
boys, Peter and Bill. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morehouse have been residents of
Silver Spring for the past Is years.
According to the Personnel Of
flee the starting salary for the
position is $4,000 and the maximum
salary in the grade is $4,000.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-11-17
Plans For December
In Rockville Are
Discussed By C.. of C..

Day Mullinix, teacher of job
training at Richard Montgomery
High School, explained the latest
addition to the curriculum at the
school, Diversified Occupations"
to the Rockville Chamber of Com
merce at it's regular meeting held
Tuesday evening. The cooperation
of businessmen of the town was
asked by Mr.. Mullinix in the plan
which would include part time en-
ployment at local business places,
of seniors, and possibly juniors, at
Richard Montgomery.
During the business meeting,
Chamber members discussed the
December in Rockville program
which will get under way shortly.
A meeting of a special committee
was held last night and important
announcements will be made in
next weeks paper. Frank Williams
is chairman of the 25-man commit
tee, with Morris Stern as co-chair-
man.
A new feature of the meeting
was a door prize offered by the
president, Van Lippard. Kaye
johnson of Fillmore Cleaners re-
ceived the gift.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-11-17
New Civic Organization Asks
For Several improvements

A mass meeting held at Richard
Montgomery High School Mon
day by citizens of Croydon Park
Harriet Park resulted in the or
ganization of a new Civic Associa-
ton. Officers elected were James
W. Crist, president; Melvin Sic
bell, secretary; Harold Cooley,
treasurer.
The group was told that a pet
ition had been presented to the
town council November 2, reques-
ting improvements to it's section of
Rockville. The petition asks prop
er and adequate sanitary sewage
disposal; building of adequate
roads, using a hard stone type or
asphalt surface and "dirt roads
eliminated; the widening of Horn
er's Lane by s feet and repairing
"for the safety of children, pedes-
trains and operators of motor
cars"
Street lights are asked for Croy-
den Park, also posting of speed
limit and stop signs and more fire.
quent police patrol. Also requested
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-11-17
Wainwright Report
Shows $4,000 Rise
In Formulation Here

The assessed real property val
uation of Montgomery County has
nearly doubled since 1945 and popu-
lation has increased about 25 per-
cent, Wainwright, Ramsey and
Lancaster, New York consultants
on municipal affairs, reported to
the County Council last week.
Population jumped from an es-
timated 100000 in 1945 to $4,000
in mid-1949. Assessed real prop
erty valuation in the same period
increased from $156,366,040 to
$288, $4,000. The property tax
rate went up from an average
$1.62 to a range between $2.04
and $3.01 per 500 valuation.
Enrolment in the county schools
increased from 1920 to 1886
the increase from 1940 to 194S
was $500 or 31.8 percent.
The figures were contained in
the report which said the county's
financial condition is Sound" and
its credit secure"