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tlms Die Gnhp'fl,mo Der relltid,er
sSirtid)uft m nlarut,cr Ninild't ernit
Mt Mhinbcrt hattie.
ShlpnbI Die trltiirNc lulp Die iran
'HI'''c MiIit1rreuicrlmo iitt nit Der
@runbiiitcn bes omcrifoniitl,cn &
Ietes einutrltanoem erflGri botten
bohen bic bcibcn anberen lpritlltt,el
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nod, nittt in 0cieblid)c isurm ee
''rnht SSrn anlerifuniithcr Seit.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12

SIGH die Dimensionen der rechten
Lunge viel staerker veraendern ais
die der linken. In einigen Faellen
Won Linkshaendigkeit hat man auch
gleichzeitig cine Verlagerung der in
neren Organe feststellen koennetn.
Aber keine dieser Theorien er-
klaert, warum bis v. H. der nor
malen Bevoelkerung linkshaendig
und 10 bis Is v. H. mehr oder weni-
ger beidhaendig sind, oder warum
sich unter den Insassen Won Anstal-
ten fuer Schwachsinnige und Psyche
pathen Elm wesentlich hoeherer Pro-
zentsatz (16 bis 80 sv. H.) Won Links
haendern befindet.
Scientific American, New Yorl
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Reehts- und Linkshaender

1 die. mach der Haeutung erscheint
Wenn dies bel der maennlichen
Fiddler Crab" vorkommt, wird die
urspruenglich kleinere Schere Idle
rechte) die groessere. Sic stellt nun
die Geige dar, und die neue linke
Schere hat die Form des kleineren
Gliedes (des "Bogens". Aus elmer
linkshaendigen Krabbe list cine
rechtshaendige geworden, und sic
findet sich NIT der neuen Anordnung
alb.
Beispiele aus dem Tierreich sind
interessant und instruktiv Aber der
Mensch neigt zu der Auffassung,
dass die bel linn selbst vorliegende
Rechtshaendigkeit cine rationelle
Grundlage habe. Man hat zum Bel
spiel behauptet, sic ruehre Won der
Art her, vie cine Mutter ihr Baby
i'm Arm halte; aber diese Theorie list
doch zu primitiv. Ernster ist schon
cine andere Hypothese zu nehmen.
Das Herr liegt bekanntlich links Won
der Mittellinie des cnenschlichen
Koerpers, und in den Leiten, da man
zum Kampf noch den Schild trug,
entdeckte man, daSs Elm solcher am
linken Arm das lebenswichtige Or
gan besser schuetze, waehrend die
Rechte das Schwert schwingen oder
den Speer schleudern konnte. Die
Rechthaendigkeit war somit fuer den
Kampf ums Dasein Won Bedeutung.
Aber schliesslich warren NIGHT allie
Maenner Krieger, und die Frauen
konnten sich gegenseitig ebenso gut
nit der Linken vie NIT der Rechten
zerkratzen und die Haare ausreissen.
Ausserdem liegt das Herr nicht so
welt links, vie vielfach angenommen
wird.
Kann nun die Vorliebe fuer rechtS
auf cine natuerliche Anlage i'm
menschlichen Koerper zurueckge-
fuehrt wcrden, die NIGHTS nit solchen
bewussten Motiven zu tun hat? Das
waere moeglich. Die ungleichmaes-
sige Verteilung Won Herr, Magen und
anderen inneren Organen hat zur
Folge, dass die rechte Koerperhaelfte
zines Erwachsenen um etwa 42O
Gramm schwerer ist ais die linke.
Hierdurch verlagert sich der Schwer-
punkt des Koerpers, und wenn SIGH
die Lunge nit Luft fuellt, rueckt die
Leber weiter mach rechts, wodurcb
verstaerkt. Wenn man etwas i'm Ge-
WIGHT Won ungefaehr einem Pfund
in der linken Hand traegt, verteilt
, sich die Unausgeglichenheit noch
SIGH das Gewicht des Koerpers gleich-
maessiger.
Die rechte Lunge des Menschen
hat drei Lappen, die linke dagegen
+, nur zwei. Die tiefen Atemzuege, die
init starker koerperlicher Anstren-
gung verbunden sind, bewirken, dass
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12
versuche zur Erforschung der
Ursache der krebskrankheit
rmitteIn, oh kosmisehe strohIen mitwirken

SorDnto, &onoaa. Ser be
fannte sSorider Tr. &ilIiam Il.
Sranfs bon Der llniperIit6t bon
Soronto bat iih Die ;Sroaen ae
ltellt. oh es mOalih iein fonne.
Dob oielleiht radio oftipe Gin=
fliiiic Den &rebs er,eu9en ooer Die
Gntltebllna beaiinltigen ooer oar bus
llmlid,greifcn Der Grfronflno fo,
bern. Bel friiberen sSorif,unNen nat1l
Der. uriad)e lmb benz @eien oti
&ranfbeit babe iit1) eraeben. DAP MAI
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12

9ieips)urf. = Die Sruae noh bcm
materiellen Grfola ser Seutiden Sns
bultrie= =Nusitelluna in SEEM Nort
fam crit in Ser 3uf,nft heontlportct
iperocn. gu piele ssattoren iinO I'M
Gpiel. Die leitbt aur lleberid)GbunN
tpie sur llnterihGtunN Scr Graebnilie
fiibren fonnen sSmmerbin tonn &C..
iaat ipcroen. baB mebr uno mebr
IiSltelIer iitb sufrieben GllBern
ieIblt penn unmittelbare glbitliiiic
ausbleiben. beionoers bel arGBeren
Sbieften, iiber bie Gcrbonblunalper
einoeIeitet iino. Gs tonn ols tppiih
aeIten. bab cine @ruppe pon fiinI
@ertretern aus allen Seilen Teutid),
lambs, bie Tr. &aupiid fir scr
sSronffurter &mbiunf interpielpte
iibereinltimmeno oen @unih gum
Musorlld brohten. oab bic Shou
ltellun9 audi in anoeren amerifani.
ihen 3entren uoracfiibrt peroe, uln
oas beoonnene 8erf Der Mnfniip.
f,lna BON ge,iebunaen nit GinfGu=
fern, Sertretern, Snbultriellen lpei.
ter oussubouen. Mebrfat, lpuro,
alth Die ooffnlna als9eiproten.
oab Die Neip Norfer Teutihe Meiie
i'm ndhiten Sabre luieOerbolt iuer.
ben mOae.
Sn Der fiibIen Sprabe Sam.
b,lras G,lberte litb Sireftor G,.
d)aro Seifert BON Dem oortiaen
NDntgcntperf iiber oas erfreuIidr
Sntereiie. bos ben Mpoellen teti)ni-
iher. ipiilenittaftliher uno meoi;i.
niid)er Mpparate ent1eaenaebrod)t
iperoe. Ser &orlsrllber Socrlun be.
ribtete ieinen 2anosIelrten bubcim
iiber Die Nncrfenuln9,, bic feline gu.
nipe;iulmait!)incn bel geiudern
unb &dufcrn finoen. Sr. Sn9. &Iaus
sSeoern bon Der SarmitGoter sSirma
Carl Sd,enf ersdblte, tpie Snouitrie=
ssorihcr. ErofeIipren mo Stuoen=
ten. ipic aud, Eraftifer, iicb um oen
Stanb briinaen, Der neuartiae Ma.
iilinen sur Yriifllna Der geIaitunas=
fGbigfeit BON &onitruftionen por<
fiibrt. Die ied,s sSabrifen Der Eor=
sellanfirma Goientbal. fir Die Ii
reftor @ultap 6aioinaer aus Martt=
reoipit iprad), baben neue NuftrG0e
fiir Safelierpice uno anoere EorseI.
lam =SSaren erbalten. fir bic ihpu
lett pielen Sabren Elm Marft in Dcn
Sereinigten Stataen bcltebt. Sd)lieR.
lib erbieIt Der illnae gremer Sans
Spitta. Der Die Heflameiirlna 8e.
briioer 3ieaert in Yao Gooesbera
Dertritt. 8elegcnbeit. Elm &ort fiirl
nelrniia sSirmen einsuleaen. bic aus
tehnilhen @riinben feinen eiaenen
Stano unterbalten f0nncn. Sin Ser
seid)nis oieicr Soeriteller, Die einen
fpeiten 9abmen ppn Grseuaniiien
liefern fonnen. eraGnit Den offi,iel=
len &atolo9.
Sn pielcn sSdllen pcroen aui De,
Wtelle Snterciienten aui beiunoers
Veiuasuueilen. n,undnluI iuaur
&Dnflrrenifirnen aufunertiom 9e-
morbt. elm 2eilrn. bab Der sSettbc.
lperbsNeolnfe binter Der Grfcnntnis
iuriidtritt. oab Die ,S0roerlma DC,
ocutidrn Iusfubr oas 6aupt;iel
bIeibt. oas i'm Snterciie ieOcs ein
iclnen llnterncbmeus lieat. Grpdbni
lei nod. oaB Speoit,onsfirmen !
s.. Vodmdnn uno Carl lSrior. Die
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Wiederho|ung Won Industrie-
schau in anderen Staedten?
Werk der Anknvepfvns Won Beziehvnsen sote weter
ovssebovt werden - WiederhoIvng in New York
noeehstes Johr ongerest.

ieit einem Sobrbunocrt im interno.
tipnalen Gerianopeicn arheitcn, fiji.
sic gusIteller Die iclpeiliaen sSrod)t:
roten feltltellten. oie ocm sSSg.
Ereis susure,i)nen limb. Oils beion=
bers entge9entommeno lpiro oui)
Ser &unoenoicnit ocr9saoio Corpora
ticn Of Mmerica (GGg) beSeithnct.
in ocren @ebGube sic Iusitelluno Il,
@ait lit.
@oetbes sSroidiiren
Wtit sipei ncuen @oetbe=9roihii.
rcn erfreut bic Teutid,e 3entroIc
fir iSrembenperfebr, heren Stonn
itGnoiN non 9iebbobern hieier LOT,
fenocn 2iterotur mlo0ert lit. Sos
G,cetheplofot i'm Sinter0runo, oas
bcn &opf ocs Slpmpiers iiber einen,
lpei3en @riedentempel ihlpebenc
;ei9t. finbet piel 8eadt,lna. Mber !:
@as man ib,par, ouf ,peib beIiet,
ldbt Iih detroit noh Sauie traaen.
60 miiiien INNER nclle gerNe ocl
biibicben @octbe= =groid)iiren ollsae.
poft lperoen. gcicnbers reprGientos
tip lit sic nit Dem Stieler=Eortr1t
oes Meiiters 9citbmiifte ,Ginlo.
Dung slm @oetbeidbr Seutiti).
lambs. Die Sfi;ien mb Ebotc0ro
pbien, @oetbe= =@orte mb @oetbe.
Mertipiiroi1feiten in tppoerapbiid,
ipirtiamcr @eitaltuna percint. Sin
anocres Sdrifthen fiibrt init Soc,
the am 9ibein entluna". ipobei lpes
Der Nrunffurt nod 6eioelber0 Der
Neiien Iinb. Sic 8eiitcr Eet;arcas.
SprpuS, Socines lperoen beihlpprcn
uno Die Sebniluht peritlrft, oieie
lieblihcn 9onpihoften uno eolen Sc.
hilbe prn Menitienbano tpieoersuic=
ben. SSem Die Scrfebrslperbuna
nit Geht i'm 3eitben oes iSranfer
8octbe itebt. 10 lei barllm ganern
nidt per9eiien. 9tptt) aud, bic
0rpEcn Nolfen grcmen llno Sam.
burg, Die NIT ernellter Shaffenslult
Den altcn &ettltrcit ipieoer allfoe-
nonlmen buben.
Gin Sincpln-3 3itot erinnert al
Die altcn Se;icbunaen. bic oas 9lt=
lontilrte Mcer permittelt. 1862 iuo-
te Ser ErGiioent beim Gmpfana oes
oiplumatiihen Sertretcrs Der orei
oanicitGbte. Sr. Guoplf Shlcioen:
vGs lptire niht leiht. in &orte ~
fulIen, ,uie uiel Oas 9ono oen Soan=
ieitGotcn 6ambltr9. Bremen uno
Siibef peroanft. io,pie ibrem Sci.
lpiel BON llniOn uno sSreiheit. SIT,
lpcroe itets ous meine tlln. lm bic
frellnOlihiten uno berslihcn Yesie=
bun9en nit oieien bliibenben lmr
anaclebencn @emeinweicn Ill pile.
1en.
llcber quite GrfolNe aui Der Nus
ltelllrna bericbtet Die oltbefannte
Miinctener iSirma v9poen=;srep"
Die cine eiaene 9ipw Porter @ertre.
tlin9 in Der iSirma 2ooeu iSrcn Cor.
puratipn. 234. 4. Npeulte. lmtel
Seitlln9 upn Soernun SdJlpori unter.
bGlt. Die NcieiNtcn Mpbelle entipre
,ben Dem dmerifuniii,en Neithmud
i'll Ncrren, uno SuWentleiouna. SIC
Sobenltuffe iino abiulut lpaiieroitb,
lllp luirfen mic ieinile anlerifouiids
- &orItco" .GriellNniiie. (Sn Gleut,
luno bel Der ,Sirma I'll. Iid)inaer A.:
baben. .fGberes su erfabren in Der
Heoaftinn.
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bis III einem aclpiilcn Graoe Die er,
fronften Gelpebe rfllltipieren"
fam. en:lpeber nit oe,pi1en Gb,,
mifolien nDer VeItrobll,noen ooc,
NIT Tiri. icncn &leinlebeiueien. Oit
imItonoe iinb. Die Mblpcbrfriifte oel
anNeariffenen Sraanislnen III iiber'
lpinOen.
Gr lei Der 9lniitht, oaB hieie orei
0ruppen etipas 8emeiniomcs ia.
ben miiBten.
Ser Yclebrte r;ll als critics eincn
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Eur Aufrsehtsrhulivnq
lhrss Woh|bsfindsns,
Avssshsns und
lhrsr StiInmvng :.
misses Sid
ricl,tigsn
Stuhlgans
haben.

Wenn Sic irritiert
oder nerv0s sind
und an Kopf.
schmerzen, Case.
Blihungen, yer.
stimmtem Masen,
iiblem Mundse.
ruch, Schlaf-oder
Appetitlosiskeit
leiden, beden.
ken Sie-allos dies
mag auf Hartlei.
bigkeit zuriickxu.
fIhren sein. Um
lindern, hat sich
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linen. -
Die allerletzten WOelfe i'm ganzen
Land wurden allerdings erst viel
spaeter erlegt, dem INNER .wieder
einmal kan Elm Elnzelgaenger auf
elmer Streife, die den Wolf welt her.
umfuehrt, in unser Gebiet herein.
Won 1889, 1910 und l847 werden die
angelegt, er hattie drei Wachhaeus-
chen und war NIT verschiedenen
letzten Wolfsjagden gemeldet.
= Gin flarer @ciit ,piro Ih,perlid)
bo1e icin. Guripi0es
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12

Sind Sic Rechts- oder Linkshaen-
der? Welchen Schnuersenkel binden
Sic zuerst? Nit welchem Auge sehen
Sic lieber durch Elm Fernglas oder
Elm Mikroskop? Nur ganz wenige
Menschen sind ihrer Sache nicht
sicher, wenn sic auf solche Fragen
antworten. Man glaubt vielleicht,
dass man beim Autofahren beide
Haende gleichmaessig benutzt, aber
welcher Handschuh ist zuerst abge-
schabt?
Der Kenner Won essbaren Seetie-
rem weiss, dass bel einem Hummer
die Scheren mach Form und Crosse
verschieden sind; die linke ist ge-
woehnlich massiver und viel kraef-
tiger entwickelt und enthaelt auch
entsprechend mehr Fleisch. Das gilt
auch fuer viele Krabben. So ueber-
trifft zum Beispiel beim Maennchen
der in Amerika ais "Geigerkrabbe"
("Fiddler Crab") bekannten Art, die
sich auf der Suche mach Abfaellen
bel Ebbe in Schwaermen ueber
schlammige Stellen verbreiten, die
groessere Schere die kleinere um Elm
Vielfaches an Umfang. Der Name
Fiddler Crab" ruehrt Won der an
geblichen Aehnlichkeit der beiden
Scheren nit elmer Violine und einem
Geigenbogen her. Aber gelegentlich
findet man auch There dieser Cat
tung, bel denen umgekehrt vie sonst
die rechte Schere die grOessere ist
Fine solche unregelmaessige Bildung
entsteht auf folgende Weise: Wenn
Elm Hummer oder cine Krabbe durch
einen Unfall die groessere Schere
einbuesst, so produziert das Tier i'm
Wege der Regenerierung cine neue,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15
Sour Doughs

oh I hate TO get zap in the morn
~ ing, and I'd still be laying
there
When good old Gabriel's long horn
blows,
Except that in the morning Fm ~
hungry as a bear
And Nom is in the kitchen
maxim sour doughs!
Yes, I hate to get up in the morn
ingI would rather stay IN
bed
And listen while the cold wind
blows;
But | think that I would rise and
shine, if I was lynn dead
And Nom was in the kitchen
maxim sour doughs!
Don Marker.
Powder River County.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15
Amy Mortin
Household Editor

begins at 8 p. m. and continues un-
til 10 %. M, after which everyone
partakes of coffee. and" before
starting for home.
Since it's inception, the chorus has
given an average of eight concerts
a year. They will go anywhere
within reasonable travelling distance
and present a concert for any worthy :
cause. AS nearly all of the men who
comprise the chorus must work for
a living, it has been the policy TO
present concerts on Sunday. Even
this arrangement has its disadvan-
tages, as it sometimes prevents the
preachers from going along. The
chorus requires no guarantee for its
appearances but does make a charge
of 40 percent of the net proceeds
to cover transportation and music
costs.
Much in Demand
In the past, concerts have been
presented in the following towns:
Sunburst, Kelvin, Oilmont, Ferdig,
Sweetgrass, Shelby, Cut Bank, Con-
rad, Waller, Choteau, Great Falls,
Chester, Joplin and Havre, Mont,
and in Coutts and Warner, Alta. The
chorus has been enthusiastically re-
ceived at every appearance and is
always invited to return. In addi-
ton to these personal appearances
they have also performed over ra-
dio stations KFBB in Great Falls
and KIYI in Shelby.
AS the men have progressed m
their musical knowledge and train
ing, the type of music which they
present has become more difficult.
Their repertoire consists of approx
mately SO numbers which are nearly
evenly divided between sacred and
secular selections, and, while some
of their numbers are in a light and
familiar vein, they never present
what is known as an "easy" pro-
gram.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15

ILL Ollll0lo VldlS CllOl DS 10 q
unique organization of which
many residents of north central
Montana are justly proud. This
chorus was first organized in the
late fall of 1943 and has continued
a steady growth and improvement
throughout the trying years since
that time.
This group as now constituted
was an outgrowth of a meeting held
in the Shelby Lutheran church at
which a combined choir, made up
of members from Shelby, Oilmont
and Sunburst, furnished the music.
Several of the men present in this
choir had so enjoyed singing to-
gether that they decided it would
be a good idea to attempt to organ
ize a male chorus group embracing
all of the men in that area who
liked to sing and to make it a group
without any particular religious af-
filiation.
Mr.. Ernest Lunden, then director
of music in the Sunburst schools
and a member of the combined
choir, said if such a group could be
formed he would gladly donate his
time and talents as a director. A
time and place were set for the first
meeting and each of the men pres
ent promised to pass the word of
the proposed organization along to
others whom they felt would be in
terested. About 20 from from Shell
by, Sunburst, Kelvin and Oilmont
were present at the first meeting
and the idea was enthusiastically
embraced.
International Membership
AS news of the formation of the
chorus spread, others sought TO join
from the surrounding areas until
now the membership includes per-
sons from Conrad, Mont, to the
south to Coutts, Alta, on the north
with members from all of the towns
lying between these extremities.
At first the chorus had 30 con-
tent itself with hand drawn, hekto-
graphed copies of music furnished
by Mr.. Lunden, but as soon as i
was determined that the organiza
ton would be of a permanent ma
ture the members donated not onl,
once but several times to the musi,
fund, and a supply of regular DC
tavo music arranged for male choru
was procured. After the first year
however, it was determined to pur
chase all further supplies of musi
from the proceeds of whatever con
certs were given.
The first concert of the group wa
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15
Don't Stop the Music
The Fellowship of Song
BY HAROLD M. SMITH

presented in Sunburst in April, 1914,
as a benefit for the Sunburst A. w.
V. S. The enthusiastic reception ac-
corded this first appearance was
very encouraging, and requests for
other concerts soon came from other
towns in the area.
Lunden First Director
Mr.. Lunden continued as director
until 1915, at which time he left his
position in Sunburst and moved to
a like position in Oregon. The
chorus was very fortunate in hav-
ing his successor, Mr.. v. P. Maurit-
sen, take over the direction of the
chorus, and he has continued in that
capacity ever since. Mrs. Margaret
Taft has served as accompanist for
most of the time since the chorus
was organized. However, Mrs. w A.
Meadows and Mrs. Kathryn Smith
have served in that capacity for
varying intervals during her alb
sence.
The group has varied in size
from 20 to 80, the present member
ship consisting of 25 men from all
walks of life and embracing various
religious faiths. Twelve of the orig
inal membership are still with the
chorus. There have been few vol
untary separations. Death has taken
one of the original members, and in
nearly every other instance of sep
aration, removal to another area has
been the cause.
The following occupations are
represented by the present member
ship: Preachers, teachers, farmers,
bank officials, drillers, merchants,
office workers, clerks, butchers, Oil
operators, government employees,
carpenters, truckers, railway agents
and truck line freight handlers.
Few of the members have had .
musical education or any previous
training; however, they are drawn
together by their love of singing
and by the fellowship of song. This
may be best exemplified by the fact
that they have chosen Grieg's
Brothers Sing On" as their theme
number.
Accomplished Soloisis
Included in the group are severa
accomplished soloists. Rehearsal
are held each Monday evening be
ginning in September and continue
through April and a new concert j
planned for each year. The rehears
ais are held alternately in Sunburs
and Shelby so that the -necessar.
travel can be divided up and no
become too burdensome on any on
group. The practice session usual.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15
An Editorial
Good Neighbors

TT WAS into a neighborhood where
a everyone lived pretty much to
themselves that a new family came.
Before their arrival there was, of
course speculation as to what sort
of folks they would be.
The morning after they had ar
rived a knock came to the door of
the nearest neighbor. The young
man announced himself as the "son
of the folks who have just moved in
up the road" He was going to town
and wondered if there were any err
rands he could do for them.
This was a new note in that COM
munity. Maybe they had come from
a friendly neighborhood where such
procedure was a matter of course;
OF they might have heard that it
was not a vicinity where people
were much interested in each other
and they were trying an experiment;
or probably they were just gracious,
thoughtful folks who assumed that
others were the same.
Good neighbors are one of the
valuable yet intangible assets of any
community. 1t is like fresh air to be
in a vicinity where folks are mind
ful of each other whether in sorrow
or JOY. We think of sending flowers
or a letter o. making a call or carry
ing in a pan of rolls when sorrow
OF misfortune come, but do we re-
joice with folks in time of happiness
like the neighbors who sent the
lovely cyclamen covered with red
blossoms to the folks across the
street when the son of the family re-
turned safely home after the war.
To have good neighbors one has
10 be q good neighbor.
We r pleased to present the
story of the Oilfield Male chorus.
Quoting from Mr.. Smiths letter:
"The chorus is again working hard
preparing a new concert which they
hope will be ready for presentation
by the end of March. Anyone from
the immediate ares will be more
than welcome to join the group ano
any group DESTROYS of having The
chorus appear in concert should cor.
respond with Harold M. Smith
secretary : treasurer, Oilfield Nal,
chorus, Sunburst, Montana.
There is something especially fin,
and inspiring when a group of mel
from all walks of life find relaxation
and enjoyment in singing together
AkEv M DrTN
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25

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Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25
Fire Prevention
Pays OFF

ELLSWORTH, Mich. = (P Be-
cause old Peter Wieland believes
in getting in the first punch, the
village of Ellsworth hasn't had
fire in nearly three years.
Wieland the Ts-year-old fire
chief of this tiny northwestern
Michigan community, explains 1T
this way:
'Fighting fires is like boxing the
fellow that gets in the first hard
punch usually wins. A small fire
is easier to put out than a big one,
and preventing one is easiest of all.
That's what we've been trying to.
Go in Ellsworth prevent fires"
Although Chief Wielanc's aim is
by no means unique, people OF the
village Of Ellsworth proudly think
MS record is.
The last time this community of
$50 population had a fire was May
9, 1916. That was SO months ago.
The village credits Wieland's hard
work, caution, and planning.
The fire department carefully
burns grass in all vacant lots each
spring to prevent damaging grass
fires To eliminate possible fire
to prevent sources in homes or Of
flee buildings, the whole town en-
Enthusiastically pitches in with fire
inspections; and then. IL hazards
are found, Wieland sees that the
owners do something about them,
AS a guard against the day when
their record inevitably ends, Vie
land and his crew keep their fire
fighting equipment in top shape
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Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25

Two-thirds of Fires three-mil-
lion people are farmers