davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-02-09
Marriage License
AppIcdtions

Under D. c.. la,u, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Cait three full days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Lawrence Butler, 3s; arg Hayes "a s. re-; re-
York ave. NV.
Albert Kenny. 53, 1880 Half st. s.w. and
Edmonia Hunter 49, 1897 Duncan st.
As5t S. Soh Of $s iRa Mfs
"sm ana BarSsas wilson is ief IS i isi1 s. sh
James whaley, 81. Boiling Air Force Base,
Aoor and mI Fa Kraft 57el Hnaaot aosast Nsv. st. nx A
stetion: and Goodhue wilson. IS. Nor
a Texons a. rsH * Ys Ys1:ns and
H.Told st; & little. s5, rt: McNsir, and Terra
Bsb5e B5efden R.nks Ks ?ss 81 90 so 4 s. &c. and
Far rannIs Rrla.d asrFsovs Fl 20 In st.
and Dorothy Rogee' 20 6o3 Pennsyl-
and Mary Boyd, Is, Brunswick. Me,
william Peeler,- 90, and. Susie Roy. II.
both of 9os Howard I'd; Sc.
ws~ IneT I9ns onss e. s $s ss st. nW sd
Harry Cashell, Al. 1889 Monroe st. ne,
and Ethel Torrillo. 81, 243O End st.
John HARRINGTON, jr.. 81. .2sO1 Jasper st.
Sc. snd Edythe Smith, 49, Branch
Frank Coles, IS, and Elizabeth Cannon,
As. both Of 90 Logan Circle nv
Woodrow Butler: 50, and Sue Murphy
"A, both Of 81 Randolph pl. NV; ,o
both of Alexandria, Va.
Paul Paxton, 80. Arlington, and Ann Sea-
man. 20. 1879 35th St NV.
Jack Klawans. "a, 1901 14th st: NV,
and and. Maryne 4, Justine 90 3o33 DaVen-
chsTIes Gs SHiszs 90; 174l =, st. NV. and
Willie wilkins. jr.. 1s. 1s47 Kalorama
Td; NV, and Cecilia Tymas' 49, sss
Raymond !D,a d, Proctor, 81. and Hazel Greer,
Robert Scott. 81. 1912 21st st. NV, and
Marion Wheeler 49, 1000 Cathedral
Clinton sansbury. 81, 1925 Pennsylvania
Elijah Waiston. %, 16 seaton pl NV,
and Ernestine Roberts, %. 734 9TH ST.
willie Maddox, jr, 81. Arlington, Va,
Fred vann. jr.,, %, New York city, and
Dorothy Motherspaugh, %, Roanoke
Stephen Hendrick. %. Baltimore; Md, and
Arthur Bourbon. 46 and Annette Seamon,
4S, both of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1949-02-09

Samuel and Virginia Neal. boy.
Joseph and verdell o'Neal girl.
Walter and NeZema Palmer, boy.
James and e izabeth Parker, girl.
Robert and Thelma Parker, girl.
John and Edna Perry, girl.
william and Martha Peterson, girl.
James and Mary Portee. boy.
Henry and Murriel Proctor. boy
James and Annabelle Putnam, girl.
Roosevelt and Sonora Pyles, boy.
william and Ruth Ramage,. girl.
Charles and Eva Randolph. boy.
Alfonzo and Frances Richardson, boy.
Johnny and Mary Shaw, girl
Reamek and Gussie Shedrick, girl.
Leonard and Dorothy Shelton, girl.
Ernest and Bessie Shepherd, boy.
Thomas and Estelle Simns, girl
Emanuel and Mary Simpson, girl.
James and Sallie Smith, boy.
William and Ruby Smith, boy.
Willie and Carrie Smith. girl.
March and Annie Tate. boy.
Samuel and Clara Tatum. boy.
Willis and Leola Taylor, girl.
Arthur and Christine Thomas, boy.
James and Doris Thompson, girl
Michael and Elizabeth Thompson. girl
Frederick and Emma Thornton, boy.
Maurice and Catherine Tolliver, girl.
Thomas and Marqaret Tolliver. boy.
Nathaniel and Lula Walker. boy,
william and Helen Watson, girl.
Clarence end Cornelia Williams, boy.
Jessie and Nancy Williams, girl.
Evening star., 1949-02-09
Births Reported

(From the D. c. Bureau OF Vital statlstics.
Marshall and Betty Cage. boy.
Charles and Kathleen Cliff, girl.
William and Goldie FriZzell. gir!.
Leonard and Vivian Guiffreda.. boy.
Cornelius and Mary Holden. girl.
Thomas and Catherine Kearns boy.
William and Frances King, girl
Malcolm and Virginia MacCartney. girl.
John and Nellie Pitner, boy.
Matthew and Julia Sarsfeld. boy.
Maurice and Ina Segraves, girl.
James and Ann Snyder girl.
joseph and Janet Theakus. girl
Cecil and Hazel Thomas, boy.
Sherman and Alice Thomas. girl.
John and Mary Addison. girl.
Thomas and Doris Alexander. girl.
Stokes and Annie Arnold. boy.
Etheridge and Carrie Bouleware, girl.
Farm and Maude Boykin, boy.
Furnan and Ross Bridges. girl.
Albertos and Annie Brown. boy.
Thomas and Lucy Brown. boy.
Tony and Ertha Brunson, girl.
Thelmon and EloiSe Bush boy.
James and Beulah Butler, girl.
Georee and Elaine Butts. girl
I2aymcnd and Dorothy Campbell, boy.
Francis and Efie Chase, girl.
Clarence and Rosetta Coates, girl.
johnnie and Rena Coleman. girl.
John and Selma Cock girl.
James and Dolores Davis. girl.
James and Doris Davis. girl.
Lawrence and Estelle Davis, girl.
Claude and Gladys Dennis. girl.
Melvin and josephine Desrertt, girl.
Delf;ls and Ora Dorsey, boy
Evening star., 1949-02-09
.WCFM to Hold Series
OF Language Courses

Listeners to Radio Station
WCFM will be able to take class
in how to speak Spanish, if they
tune in at $50 pm. tomorrow.
The station is starting a week.
ly series of language courses on
Evening star., 1949-02-09

the air as an experiment, using
the active participation methods
Of learning languages through use
Of records developed during the
last war.
Evening star., 1949-02-09

John and Bernadine williams, boy.
Edward and Mary Willoby, girl.
Leroy and Veronica Wise, gir!.
Leroy and Dorothy Wood. girl.
James and Margaret younger. girl.
Thomas and Lizzie Younger, boy.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1949-07-02
Scientific r arties iare
Enroute To Westw ard
Geological Group
Sails On Elder

The Elder, U. S. Geological!
Survey boat, carrying party of
gsoiogists, sailed Wednesday at
. am for the westward.
a he former Fish and Wildlife
vessel, commanded by Carl
seVelstad, OF Petersburg, will
check on all active volcanoes
gather specimens of volcs mic
ash and obtain data for maps.
Arriving in port Tuesday to
obtain supplies, the Elder berth.
ed at the government dock.
Don Fenner, son of Mr.. and
Sars A. L Fenner, signed on as
a crew member for the three
ROnths trip.
Howard A. Powers, formerly
With the Hawaiian Volcano OBJ
servatory, is in charge of the
geological work, The party will
go as far " est as Attu.
While here Captain Vevelstad
xssited his friend, John Brodt-
korb, whom he hadn't seen in
over IS years.
The two men were raised in
the same section of Norway and
spent their boyhood together. In
1912 and 1913 they were both
In Seattle. Their meeting Tues.
day WAS the first since then.
Veyelstad has held masters
papers for over 20 years and was
10 Kodiak Is years ago when a
prospecting party stopped here
Tor supplies before going on to
she Shumagin Islands.
The Elder will return to
Kodiak this fall, Vevelstad said.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1949-07-02
Panther Damaged
BY Fire T

The Whiz Fish Products Com.
pany tender, Panther, was towed
to town early this week after a
short circuit in the engine room
started a fire and burned out
ribs and planking.
The tender was euroute from
Uyak to Cape Ugat when the
fire started. 1t was brought
under control by members of the
crew, with the help of two tend
ers, the Harmony and Sunset
from Port Bailey.
The men chopped holes in the
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1949-07-02

-, W
: They vii Ga to the end Of the
Chain, TO Attu, and also make
stud'e' at Umnak and Aka.
The party will search for infOr-
nation on the early inhabitants
of the Aleutian islands.
The expedition is under the
auspices of the Arctic Institute of
North America which is sponsor
ed by the U. S. and Canadian
governments. Funds from the
Office of Naval Research help Fl.
nance it.
Marsh has been to the chain
before, he said, and estimates his
work will take several more
years.
Milan's home is in Barring,
Mass He plans to return to the
university at Fairbanks this fall.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1949-07-02
Anthropologjsts
Go To Attn

Frederick Milan, q student OF
anthropology at the University
of Alaska, re urned to town this
week from Spruce Island where
he has been searching for data
and information on the early in
habitants of the islands
Prior to visiting Spruce Island.
he studied some skulls and speci.
mems found near the site of ex.
cavations made by Ales Hrdli.
cka at Larsen Bay in 1885.
Milan was joined this week by
@ Fl. Marsh, llnguist. and DR..
w s Laughlin physical authro
pologist from the Peabody Mu.
scum at Harvard University, and
the three left for the westward
aboard a navy plane.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1949-07-02

deck and poured water on the
blaze.
The Panther was taken in tow
by the tender Alan, skippered by
Jack Dodge, and brought to
Kodiak.
Alvine and Gibson are exam
lining the damage and checking
to see if it can be repaired here.
"Kinky" Sanders is the cap.
tain Of the Panther.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1949-07-02
COMM & GOIN'

Major Jack Mann, U. S. Air
force, arrived Tuesday to visit
his wife, Anita Mann and child
sen, Jackie and Joann
Mrs Mann is the former
Anita White, daughter of Mrs.
Edna Kraft.
Mann will be assigned to duty
with the airfOrce in Anchorage
5uly first. This is his third
sour of duty in the Aleutians,
his first starting in February.
194l Before coming to Alaska
he was assigned to a station in
the states.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1949-07-02

The Alaska Steamship Co.
freighter Square Knot arrived as
scheduled Monday evening to
unload freight at Donnelley and
Acheson and the city docks.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1949-07-02

Emil Knudsen plans to leave
next week for a brief trip out
side. joining his family in
Seattle.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1949-07-02

Jack Healey, student at the
University of Washington, re-
burned to his home here for the
summer vacation.
He made the trip up the AL
tan highway with four other per.
sons. He plans to do carpenter
work this summer and return to
she university for the fall term.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1949-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Frazer
Reft Tuesday for a months vaca-
hon outside. The What's It
Shop, operated by Mrs. Frazer
and Mrs. Francis Healey, has
been closed.
Mrs. Alta Dizney, matron Of
lbe federal jail, returned last
weekend after taking a prisoner
10 Morningside She made the
trip from Anchorage with U S
Marshal Paul Herring. who was
also taking prisoners out.
Before returning, Mrs Dizney
made brief visit to her mother
at Corvallis, Ore.
The Valley settler., 1949-01-28

CREDIT UMON sAfE7Y '. By FL. Korzto, c.P.A. tUash1ngton) What makes tho credit unions click? Hou can expect such a modest conc ern to make Dgood?
 Fact is thoy havo made good, fact is thore havo been very fou and uninportant losses,
 probably due to suo local lack of prudonse. Fact is thero arc l2, ,ooo of them in the
 UsSo, moro every second. TItoro arc over seventy of them in Seattle alone. VO shall have thon everywhere in Alaska .vhere tho need exists. They are safe because they arc confined to
 snail localit jos where moi ghbor kno,!s ~11o3<;- Ihbor, rhere nood for self-help is groa;, .r' where loan sharks have had the ir field days IA credit un ion corrai ttoe loans money o1ly Ito nonbors who thomsolves arc savers and
 who themselves have to pr otect the ir oun
 funds, It loans money at lou rate of inter-
 est. It demands rogul ar repayment suited Ito the mood of tho borrower. Tho loan must
 not run moro than tT7o ears. Rate of inter- Pst must not exceed ono DOT cent DOT month
 Pn unpaid balance. Loan itself must bo S Securod by either coll atera1, by cosine Pr oy the fact that tho borrower is known reliable and honest person whose need is frIled diate, but Ehose resources al so arc at
 band even though they nay not bo usablo Shat minute. The credit union must so os- fablish itself that it's oporat ing costs Fill be indifforontly small unloss it grous fnt o much larger concern. Hence organ bzers, as oon weather permits. should elub to establish ray Of operation con- Fonient to every good Motanuskan where his heod vill bo served and vhere ho can uplift F he corrnnit ty by regular saving through the hn ion. His money cannot go astroy as it tust bo hondl cd by bonded officials and deposited in a secure bank.
 AS soon. as possible, lot go and accom- 1ish something worth while by ourselves n this banana tor just uindy?) valley. "-.
The Valley settler., 1949-01-28
RO CKETS WIN SHAMROCKS
 LOST

Tn last Saturday nights. gane betueen tho BJL todu7s and tho Rockets and Shu1rocks of Palnor, tlc Girls tear1 the Rockets, Uon the gare by l9 DO ints over 4.
 In the second gare played betueen tho nen' s teams, the score vos 49 to 45 in favor of BJL.
 Today the Girls' teon, the Rockets, set out for Cordovo vhero they will meet tho Cordova teun at Cordovo. Several local people ac coq1panied tho tenn on the plano and Cil1 be there to cheer m support then when they play this veok end.
 Reserve March 12, for the Firenen' Ball.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
A Short Short Story

ME evening rush caught Lorimer Jones
Il and spewed him from the Department
of Agriculture. where he was junior ento-
mologist. 1t had been bad day for a junior
expert on insects. Tobacco budworms thicker
than radio auctioneers in Georgia japanese
beetles murmring sibilant regrets as they
attacked Pennsylvania. Headlines shouting
that Senator McGrew had uncovered five
new spy suspects here in Washington.
Lorimer jostled into throng waiting for
the traffic light. He was an owlish young
man, thin and jumpy; of late he had the
feeling that something was crawling on the
back of his neck, and that America was
being invaded. Even now he might be sur
rounded by quislings.
Evening star., 1949-03-06

Crowds" complained a voice at his side
People act just like insects!'
Lorimer took his insects 50 seriously
he had no time for other creatures, such as
girls. He looked down, and saw a brown
eyed blonde.
Quite the contrary" he said positively.
Insects act like people"
HE girl laughed. But you're saying the
same thingv'
mo. I'm not" Lorimer said, flushing.
Having woman laugh at him was new and
disturbing. Your comparison is derogatmy.
mine is complimentary. As matter Of fact.
the highly developed social and economic
orders of certain species are perhaps superior
to our own. For example. the umbrella ant"
She touched his arm. and that was dis
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-07-14

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That Robert G.. Rice, administrator
of the estate of Elva Rice, also
known as Elva L. Rice, deceased, has
filed his final account and report
of his administration of said estate,
and his petition for distribution
thereof. in the United States Com
missioner's Court for Juneau Pre-
cinct, at Juneau, Alaska; that 10
O'Clock A. M. August 25th, 1949, has
been fixed as the time and said
court the place for hearing same:
and that all persons concerned
therein are hereby notlIied to ap-
pear at said time and place and
file their objections, if any. to said
final account and petition for settle
ment and distribution thereof; and
that the court at such hearing will
adjudicate and decree who the heirs
and distributes of the deceased
person are.
Dated: Juneau, Alaska, June 23rd,
1949.
ROBERT G. RICE,
Administrator.
First publication, June %, l949.
Last publication, July IA, l949.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-07-14
FRIDAY MCRNING AND
AFTERNOON

FRIDAY MORNING AND
AFTERNOON
Sign On
7:00-Ounking with Druxman.
7:30--News.
7:45-P'lnking with Druxman.
8:15-News.
8:20-Morning Thought.
8:25-Forecasts.
8:30-Cote Glee Club.
8:45-Lenny Herman Quintet.
9:00-Music fer the Missus.
9:30-Forecasts.
9:35-Airline Trio
9:45-YOU AND CHS.
10:00-News.
10:05-Vocal Varieties.
10:15-Piano Playhouse.
-Miladys Memo.
IL :O0-ROBT. @. LEWIS CHS.
:3O-Listeners' Digest-ABC
11:45-Pipes of Melody.
Forecasts
12:O0-Salon Serenade.
12:15-News.
2:3o-Luncheon Date
1:00-BEAT THE CLCCK-CB
1:30-Meet the Band.
2:00-MUSIC FOR YOU-CBS.
9:30-Light Classics.
3:00-Recorded Auditions-ABS.
3:l5-ORGAN MUSIC-CBS.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-07-14
RADIO LOG
Alaska Brvadcasting Co.
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G. B. S.
DIAL I46G-TTNEAU

DIAL 146O-S1NEAU
THURSDAY EVENING
3:30-Parade of Hits.
BARNARD FOLLIES-
CHS.
4:45-Western Serenade.
5:00-Keynotes by earle.
5:15-Red Cross.
5:30-RUSS MORGAN ORCHES-
IRA CCBS)
6:00-News.
6:15-Music.
6.2O-Sports.
6:30-Dinner Music.
6:45-Local News.
7:00-Teen-Age Quiz-ABC.
7:30-ARTHUk GODFREY-CBS
3:00-Forecasts.
8.05-Music to Read BY.
8:30-YOU ARE THERE-CBS.
9:0O-Alaska News.
9:15-Viking Varieties.
0:30-TALES OF FATIMA- CHS.
10:00-News.
l0:15-Drifting on Cloud.
10 :30-Forecasts.
Sign Off.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-26

Gnolid .poIlen mir aud Den brit.
ten SaaI nod beIhauen. 9a finoen
lid foItbare @beliteine i'm @oIogrun.
De. 8os iino 6ieie gbeIiteine? 9as
iinb bie auBeroroentlihen 8irfuneen
Ser Siebe. 9u eibit bein 2eben benz
Serrn gum Spfer. @iiie, 6oB bu Dem
Serrn einen Diamantltein gebra6t.
Su baIt 5einoe unb man baBt bid;
on aber beteit fir beine Sein6e nod
Dem Sorbilbe bes MeiIters. 8iiie,
oaB oein SpeiieiaaI nit gbeliteinen
gei6miidt lit. 9u biit arm, nerlalien,
ou biit peradtet, on aber i1tpeigIt unb
fnieIt Dor oas Gru5ifir bin un6 iagft:
Niemano bat mebr gelitten ols gu,
mein Serr uno Seilanb; ib leioe ia
nidts, menn ib Did betradte. 8iiie,
einen foitbaren Saal bait ou Dem
Serrn gebaut, NIT gbeIIteinen ee.
1dmiidt. Ias lit ser leltene uno bel.
lige Saal, in bem ser 8rGl,tiaam
nit 2iebe tpobnt.
Seute min Seius Mbenomabl nit
1ns balten, pie bort emit NIT oen
Siingern auf Sion. 8ie iIt unier
SpeileIaal eel6niidt2 SIT er sur
IuInabme seeienet9 Ssn ben @oIb.
nno 9iamanteniaal 1,nierer Ser5en
Jon Seius ein5ieben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-26
Warta Uheresta nber
Die Che

Sic groBe Saiierin Ofaria Sbere.
ia BON Selterrei6 mar nint nur Ell
ne beoelltenoe Heeentin, ionoern aud,
cine iebr feline Meni6enfennerin.
Dies benefit Ser foleenoe 8rief, ben
tie ibrer 2ieblinesto6ter, ser 8rin-
5ellln Ilbre6t bon Sa6ien, ianbte,
oils oieie tie Inn Gat fragte, uie iie
ltd ibrem Nanne eegeniiber au per-
balten babe, Inn iid) oeiien 2iebe nnO
Mbtung 5u bepabren. Ser Dor
nunmebr $50 Sabren geI6riebene
grief entbalt oes 8abren un6 edo
men 10 biel, bob er au6 beute nod
gea6tung uno 8eberaigung ber6ient.
Ste foniglide Wutter i6reibt:
Neine Iiebe Sobter!
Su tpialt oaB id) Dir iiber 9eine
Sage einen Stat gebe. gs gibt oiele
Bidder, ipelde bieien 8esenI Itano be-
bonoeln, i6 mill ni6t tpieoerbolen,
mas oieie iagen. 9u ipeiBt, baB mir
6rauen unieren Wfdnnern untermor,
fen iino; oaB unier ei1t5iges 8eItre-
ben iein ioa, oem @otten at oienen,
lbm niitlif 81 iein, i'm 5u nnIerem
belten Sreunbe 5u MAIDEN. gu fennlt
Seinen Nann; 9u bait aIIe uriode au
boffen, gliidlidJ Su 1peroen. SD, min
Sid beionoers oarouf aufnerfIam
MAIDEN, bob 0u in Ser aGrtIiben 2ie-
be 5u 0einem Wonne niht in ein
llebermaB gerdtIt, oas ibm aur Gait
tollen fonnte; nidts lit 10 oelifat, ols
otele &lippe; Die 5artliditen uno tu-
9enobafteiten Srauen, l1no 5tpor Die
aus gtelgung beiraten, ideitern oa-
rom. Sc mebr 0u Seinem Manne
6relbeit laBt, inoem 0u am peniaIten
5arte aufmerfiamfeiten berIangIt, oe-
ito liebensDiirOiger ipirit 9u linn
letn; er miro Did iuden rno gerne
Dir leben. Sra6te oanad, i'm al ,,n-
terbalten 5u bei6dftigen, oaB er iif
aben nirgenos beiier befinbe, aIs eben
bel Dir! lin Dir iein san5es 8ertrau-
en- 5u ertperben, muBt Du iorgen, es
ourf Sein 8eneBmen, 9eine Disfre=
tion 5a peroienen! - 2aB niemaIs
oen seringIten gerSadt in 9einem
Screen Gingang finben; ie mebr 9u
Seinem 8atten Gertrauen uno ssrei=
belt idenfit, oelto anbdnslider tpiro
er Dir iein!
saes Slid Ser CHE beitebt in Got
tesfar6t uno beitdnoiser Giidfidtnab-
me Der @atten eeeeneinanoer. 0ie
toridte Siebe pergebt balo, aber man
muB tie adten, iif gegenieitig ergan.
gen uno niitlid iein. Sd babe 9ih
bier nno oa eiferiii6tig BEL Geinen
Jreunoinnen seieben; bite Didj ia oo=
Dor bel Seinem Manne; 6os tpiirbe
Str 9einen 8atten MIR entfremoenI
ysi6t einmal ider5en ioaIt 9u iiber
oieIen Gunft; bonn S6eraen fontmt es
5u Goripiirfen. sae Chen tpiir6en
gll1dltb iein, tpenn man iib 10 be-
nebmen tpiiroe; uno CLAUDE mir, mel
ne quite Sodter, es b1net 10 bieI, un-
enoli6 biel bon Ser ssrau ab; iie ion
Die redte Witte innebolteu, Ste gldl-
tl1ng nno oas Sertrouen ibres Man-
nes 9eipinnen; lie jon baslelbe ME
mlBbrauden, ipeoer oanit pri,nfen,
nod beteblen tpollen. Sabe feine Ser.
trallte; oas ion Dein Mann oIlein
lein. SD min nidt einmaI eine g(us-
1tabme fiir mid MAIDEN, INN Gid) nidt
an nertraute Mitteilungen 5u ae.
m0bnen.
Soben 8orte 6es unfrie6ens Sir
oen Gag getriibt, 10 LAB oie Come
rlht oariiber untergeben; iud)e bor
Ibeno ben ridtisen ginflana tpieoer,
oamit Die Disbarmonie nidt IN BEN
Weorgen iibergebe!
Dies lit Der 9fat Oeiner treuen
Mutter
Maria Sberefia.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-26

Ser5en unjere Siinoen beremen aus
2iebe su rnierem gefreuaigteri Sci.
lanbe, mir ipoIlen in 6ieiem Neue.
ibmera nno in bieier guBgeiin1tune
Die 5altenberorbnung redt getpiiien.
baft beobadten, Iotpeit es uniere @e.
iunobeit nnb uniere 8erufspflihten
aulaiien.
Bir noIlen enblib in Der 4ar.
node nod tnebr aIs ionit fir anoere
5l .@ott bitten. @ie inltGnoig fIebt
Die Stride ielbit am beilisen aar-
freitage fir ole @laubigen bes grb.
freiies, ia ielbit fir bic Srrgl1ubi-
gen, fir oie Su6en linb Seioen. 11nb
mie oringenb for6ert tie oie @eiit.
lihfeit 1lnb bas 8olf auf, fir ole
oieie Rlaiien bon 0eni6en au BE-
ten. Sln mir es! G1t gebit ia in bie.
ier 8ode otter CUR Stride oils in
elmer anoern. 8ete auh fronmer unb
1nniger, bete nit tpabrer Mnoa1t urb
0etnlt.
8eten mir fleiBig fir Sic groBer
@nliegen ,,nierer beiligen Stride. sic
bat 10 ernlte uno ibnere 4ufgaben
5n loien in unieren Sagen; ite bot
10 biele uno getpaltige Sinoerniiie au
iiberninoen. 8eten mir ba 5n @ott,
DOB Or Die Sirten unb Brieiter Der
Stride erleuhten, itdrfen llnb fiibren,
bob er tpabre IpoItel uno Seilige I'M
ter ibnen eripeden noge. Damn polen
mir ou6 fleiBig beten fir Die ge.
februng Der Siinber.
Wenn mir 10 na6 Dem 8uni9e ser
Stride bic &artpode aubrineen, miro
lte eine Dabre Seilsno6e fir uns
iein, un0 mir iperoen elm gnaoenrei.
Dies S1terfeIt feiern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-26
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Die nit benz BaImiontttag begir-
nen6e @ohe beiBt Rartpode ODER 2ei-
benstpode. sSn bieier 3eit tranern mir
iiber Dos 2eiben nnb ben 600 bes
9eilanoes losuie aud iiber nnlere
Giinoen.
DieIer 5onntag miro Balmlonl.
tag ee,tannt, neil Die Stride gum an-
oenfen an ben gin5ag Selu In Sc
ruiaIem Balmen tpeiben 1,nb NIT oen-
ieIben cine feierIide Broaeiiion boil
ten I1Bt. Sn Der beilieen Meiie miro
oie 8ailion, 3. +. bic 2eibenseeihid.
te unieres 9errn Seiu gbriIti nah
bem beiligen apoitel Mattbals ge-
Ieien o6er geiungen.
8om Borabeno bes boBen 0on-
nerstages an Biz Samstae miro bic
Erauermette gebalten. Sic bot ibren
l1riprung idon in BEN eriten Drift
Iiden ssabrbunoerten nnb beItebt aus
BiaImen, geiitliden 2eIungen unb
&lngeliebern 6es Hropbeten Sere-
mias. @obnit bu Der Erauermette
BEL, 10 bette l,nteroeiien ben ibmer5.
baften Hoienfran5.
9ie Sauptiade bleibt, oaB Die &ar-
node audi fir uns cine groBe 8na-
oenpohe tper6e, oie nns unierem
3iele ndber britgt, nGnllih bnb mir
obIterben Ser @elt nnb aiferiteben
nit Gbriitus ,,n6 NIT Sbm ein5ieben
ins binumliide Serltialem.