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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-06-23

The Crow Agency members of
the American Legion Auxiliary
were hostsseS at the Auxiliary
meeting held Tuesday, June ID.
Mrs. Augusta Keller was a
dinner guest of Mrs. Rose viii
lingham Monday evening.
Mrs. Marie Smart returned
Thursday morning from South
Dakota where she spent the
past two weeks visiting rela-
tlVes. While she was at Sisse-
ton, the BarSe family held a
family reunion. She also Wis
tied MI. and Mrs. Robert Burns
at the Cheyenne agency, South
Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy F. James.
Jr., and daughter, Barbara Lee.
OF Hardin were guests of Lor-
ralne and Don Johnson Sunday.
The Federal Employees pic
mic which was to be held Sun
day was postponed due to
weather conditions.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. CHICO and
children of Lame Deer were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Bohanan Sunday.
Richard Smith, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Huston Smith is en-
ployed for the summer by the
Montana Fish and Wild Life
commission. At present he is
in Helena but will visit other
parts of the statet during the
summer.
Dr. and Mrs. C. S. McLaugh-
lin and children returned Sun
day evening from Charlotte, N.
c., where DR.. McLaughlin was
called by the serious illness of
his father. DR.. Mclaughlin
made the trip by plane and
Mrs. Mclaughlin and children
by car. DR.. McLarohlin, Sr.,
was much improved at the time
they left Charlotte. On their
return trip they visited Yellow
stone park and Shenandoah
park in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Eichorn
and family of Manhattan,
Mont, visited with Mrs. Lucille
Groh and Sandra Saturday.
DR.. Maxwell Meltzer of New
York City, who had accepted
the position Of associate physi-
clan at the Crow Agency hos
resigned his position and
left on June 20 for his home.
Mrs. Lucille Groh and dau-
Sandra, of Crow Agency
and Mrs. Henry Schenderline
of Lodge Grass spent the
week end at Fromberg as the
guests of Raymond Burkemoes
of Clark's Fork Valley Here
ford ranch. Edward Groh drove
Them back to Crow from Bill
u
William Medicine Tail, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. James Medicine
Fail, who is employed in Sher-
dan, Wyo., visited his parents
several days this week. Young
Medicine Tail is a graduate
If Hardin high school, where
was active in athletics.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-06-23
Crow Agency

MIR. and Mrs. K. E. Lunder-
man and daughter, Linda, of
Derby, N. Y, and Mrs. Ray
Lunderman and daughter, Bet
ty, and Noble Lunderman of
Rapid City, S. D., are house
guests of MI. and Mrs. Kenneth
Holkan for a week. They ar
rived Monday, June Is. Noble
Lunderman is Mrs. Holkan'S
father, and K. E. and Ray Lun-
derman are her brothers. The
Z. E. Lunderman family are on
a months vacation visiting
relatives in South Dakota and
Montana. On their return to
New York, Mr.. Lunderman will
be employed as general me-
chanic at the Veterans hospital
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-06-23

Oocysts Of eimeria anburnensis,
one cause Of Coccidiosis.
ness. Prompt treatment, including
perhaps a blood TRANSMISSION, may
be needed to save the animals
life.
The best means Of control, Of
course, is prevention. Careful sani-
tation, clean quarters, segregation
Of calves by age groups, keeping
calves from eating off the ground,
and other husbandry measures
suggested by the veterinarian can
largely ward off calf losses due
to coccidiosis. 49, ~
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-06-23
YIELD LOWER

Montana's 1949 wheat crop
will be 63,485, 900 bushels, 80
per cent below last years re-
cord harvest, according to the
federal bureau of agricultural
economics. This estimate is
based on June / crop condi-
ton.
Lack of moisture was blamed
for the reduced crop, BAE
stated. Precipitation in May
also was not sufficient to
give all the spring wheat seed
ings a good start and keep
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-06-23
IG]3AgIG1 G11C1I3JNl
g. III Is! 8 e c.
PREPARED RY
uNDATioN FOR ANIMAL HEALTH

be neglected. In late summer or
early autumn, pastured cattle may
pick up the parasites in water
from stagnant ponds or bayous.
Symptoms of c~occidiosis in a
calf include straining, reddish
securing, rapid loss of weight, low
blood volume and extreme weak
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-06-23

Lots of you people today are tip
toeing around the edges of the pro-
verbal soup bowl Saving money has
never been a cinch-but-it's SO
much easier when you buy u. S.
Savings Bonds the regular, auto.
matte way. When you know that
day in, day out, your savings are
growing, you get a feeling of COM
fort and security, like on a s'Magic
Carpet", that IAN be had in no other
way. Besides, you get back 81 for
every So in ten short years. Enroll
for the Payroll Savings Plan where
You work or, if self-employed, the
Bond-a-Month Plan where you bank.
US. Treasury Department
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-06-23

The effects Of old age ap-
pear earlier in very hot regions
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-06-23

winter wheat growing SAUSAGE
torily." -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01
Sran g. d., y. 3. -

9tIs oor6iiglides Ser5itdrfemitteI
gebrauG)e man Sonig, oen man ent.
lpeoer nuf 8rot ooer 8utterbrot &c.
nieBt ooer audi nit &offee (Wol5taf,
fee) oernild)t trinft. @egen alle slr,
ten bon Scr5leioen lit oie HoSmarin.
tinftur pOr5iiglid), lpooon man uhi
biz 5ebn Iropfen (ainoer bier bis
led)S Sropfen) auf einen Seeloffel
3uder nimmt. Sic t0nnen oieIe Ros.
marintinftur bon Srn. Soiepb Sd}ae,
fer, % Barclay Street, Relp gorf
g. g., be5ieben. Ser5= uno Reroenlei,
oeioe lolltcn inter alien llmltanoel1
9obnenfaffee nermeioen, neil oaS
oarin entboltene gtftige caffeine ieb1
nadteilig o1f Ser5, Hieren, Wta9er
uno oos gon5e Spltem luirft. Gin
oor5iiglid)er griat oes gobnenfafiee
lit ser ieit SSobren i'm 8ebrauh be.
finolid)e Wal5faffee. Einen idmad
boften uno aus Sen beIten 8eritenIor.
ten bergeltellten geroiteten uno &c.
moblenen Wol6fuffee tonnen Sic bon
Or. s. g. 2ult, 343 2erington slpe..
Ntep 9Orf 16, g. g., bejieben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01
MuAkunN
Son Trof. 5. ~. 9abreu,
8ebaftenr bes ,8aiienfrenno'
.M. s., 8is. -

8erIte (9nrlep) entbGlt cine gon5e
Wtenge bon gdbrperten: GimeiB,
Stdrfe, 0ertrin llno 6ett. 8eil lte
audi einen beOeutcnoen Ero5entlat
pon &ieIeleroe ol,ftpeilt, lit lie beIon:
ocrs fir fr0nflibe Terionen geeignet.
Man fnrn iie als @rallpen nit
Sleiidbriibe 9enieBen ooer ihpod ges
roItet als &uffee trinten. - Safer
cntbGlt ebenfouS cine Menge HGbr.
ltoffe uno lit ser 5crqtctidte Safer
(Houeo Sats) beIonOers fir &inoer
llno Shlpahe 81 enpfeblen. 8abrenG
Safer mebr fitr &inoer uno Sduglin'
ge geeignet lit, bietet 8erIte cine pal
ienoe Iabrlsng fir grlpahiene. -
Nus een1al5ter @erlte miro Ser geIlln,
De uno ihnadbnfte Nal5fofiee berei.
tet, ser beionoers Ser5leioenOen 81
cnpfebleu lit. 8erltenlltppc lit beIon.
oers entpfcbiensDert nno nabrhaft
iiir Iinoer uno &ranfe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01

ben 3undhit tpieoer olle 9eihmeroen,
uno es gilt ourh eine rihtige 2ebens-
neiie bas Muftreten neuer &olifanf6l.
Ie na6 M0slibfeit 81 perbiiten. Die
8ebanolung Der @nllenlteinfolif tpir5
sundhIt altf oie glnsibaltung Der a,is
tpeilen qualpolIen Shmer3en burh
belize llmibl1ge beoabt iein. Di1t.
febler uno @rfdltungen itno bdufige
llriaden oes Nllftretens bon @allens
iteinfolifen. @abreno oes &olifanfans
lit Die @rndbrung auf elm Minoeit-
NAB berabgeieBt, ieber appetit feblt.
Siele Batienten lebnen in oen erTen
Sagen iebe Nabrling ab, uno oorin
ioIlte man iie nid]t beirren. So6Itens
et1uos See ooer Bfeffermin5tee NIT
3uder miro genommen. Sour II, dlBer=
Iten sS1llen miro es notipenotg, einen
operatioen @ingriff 3ll MAIDEN. als
zines ser beiten Sell uno 8orbe,l-
g1ngsmittel miro bon prominenten
Sabfennern cine Slipenol= unb
Srudtidftefur enpfoblen. Man nebme
fl,r5 Dor Dem S6lafengeben bier I'm
gen Slipenol, 3uiammen init bier I'm
gent zines Saftes bon 2emons, Sran=
gen ODER Grapefruit. IIes 5uiammen
i6lage man tiibtis our6einonber nit
einen bol5ernen 2offel in einem iroe=
men 8efdb. 9ieie Sur lit am nabbal-
tighten, Denn man am Gage faItet
ooer tpenig iBt. Wan fonn abipe6ielnb
ieoen 5lueiten Sag oieien Grant neb-
men nit porbergebenoem Saiten. Man
fann sic &ur beidleunisen, tpenn
man i'm 8ett belize slufibldge bon
&omillenbriibe auf bie @aIlengegeno
maft. 9itte, ousi6neioen uno aufbe-
uabren!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01
g., Y. 6.

gBir &atboliten IeIen sic 9ibel ln>
IS lit loaor ein slblaB oomit perbl1l.
Den. Dab mir oen &in0ern rid)t Die
aan5e 8ibel in Sic Sano qeben. i'll
iebr einfad llno Oerniinftiq. Gin &inb
fonnte lid IN etnem 10 umfongreiden
9uh nidt 5urehtfinoen, oesbalb eibt
man ibm eiren 9lus5ug iiber Die
bauptiddliditen eottlihen 8abrbei,
ten uno 8ebeimniiie, cine fleine gibel
emit giloeruD in Die @ano. Jerner
entbolt Die 8ibel 9inge uno Slu5s
bride, bie Gin &i1to tpeoer perItebt,
nod 81 piiien brouf]t. Wtan gibt Ell.
nem &inoe ooh ul,h fem 0oftorbud,
Oamit es oornll5 iit Ole notlpenoieen
&enntniiie bole.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01
Gran s.. St., 8is. -

9lutorme, belonoers i6padltde
&inoer, brauhen Habrlngsn1ittel, oie
ons 8lut berei6ern. 0a5u gebort, mic
mir Dieoerbolt an oieler Stelle EMP
foblen baben, an erlter Stelle Der 8e.
nuB bon Sonig. 0ieler bot einen gro
ben @ebolt bon Srauben5uder, ser
oirett ms 9lut iibergebt, oos &C.
idwadte Ser5 ltdrft, sroBe gI,ltper.
lutte raid eriebt 1,no ielbit bon elneul
franten Mogen gut oertragen mirb.
9teben oem 3uder entbdlt 9onig nod
8ad)s, Gipeibitoffe llno Dertuoue 81
tamine. 5erner bot oie Grfabrung, sic
man in &inoerbeluobranItalten &C.
maht, ge5eiet. oaB ser reidli6e Gs.
nuB bon Sonig audi giinltis auf Die
geiitige enttuidlung, namertlif BEL
&inoern, nirtt. ga Ser Sonig oud
SmeiIeniG>re entbdlt. lpirft er ou9
antiieptiId). 5. +. siftfeimtoteno.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01
Srau 9. 3d., 6p.

lin bartes 8aIier 1pei6 5u mas
den uno oaslelbe gum 8aifen 5lt
uerpenoer, miIdt man es nit 8alf=
iooa uno 9ornr. 9as lestere lit nors
j,,5ieben. neil es Die @Glbe sueiBer
ma6t. @tan nimmt cine CUTE Sano=
pon 8orar auf oreibig biz pier5ig
Quart foheubes 8aiier. sluh penn
man ettpas mebr binein tut, ihaoet
es Der @dlde uidts. lposegen SODA
leibt idaolid, ,ptrft. 9orar lit iibers
bailpt elm Iebr bralt6barer Sausarti=
fel. Ran ioate es CUR Reinigung oes
@aares, Der 3dbne uno ser 8eiihts=
baut gebrauden. Iud als Seilmittel
C8ursellpaiier bel Salsiibelm lit es
lniddsbar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01
OHTO-wAIsENFREUND

Dem iib ser 2nnf Ser @elt. uno
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. alltomatiIh uuo
genau regelt, 10 rl,bt bas giitige 8a=
terause oes slnerbo6iten NIT elmer
unbegren5ten iln6 uns unbeereiflihen
2ie5e al,f Dem unbeoeiltenolten Men.
i6en, auf ieoem 2ebeipeien. sseoer
aus llns bat es in ieinem 2eben lhon
erfabren. @ir glaubten oft bunfle uno
Id1pierige 8ege gu geben ,nb geraoc
oieie fiibrten 5u Dem 3iele, bas mir
5l erreihen bofiten. @erooe 10 mnbte
es fommen, oaB mir al oen Srt uno
Die Stell.ng gelangten, mo mir 1ms
gliidli6 fiiblten. Niht INNER ieben
mir nit bellem, flarem 8lid Die fiibs
renoe Sanb @ottes, nur 5utpeilen uno
auf fl,r5e 3eit, Damn aber auh Inn 70
ollffallenoer unO l,n5ueifelhafter. 8e.
beimnispon iino @ottes 8ege, balo
8ege Ser Dtitbial, balo 8ese ser
Sreuoe, 8ege binab mo @ege bin
ouf oft llm1uege rno 0ornenmeoe
Sour slb- uno Srrluege. sic mir ouf
lniere eigene 5al.it geben, fiibren Don
8ott fort. Sic fiibren ms nidt 81
Sbm. aue NeniGen mo6ten nihts
lieber tpiiien. OILS cine slnt1port ouf
Ole Srage, tpie Ser bunte Geppih un.
leres 2ebensbiloes ltd ausnebmen
miro, ipenn er emit poIlenoet Oa lieqt
8ir moGten Dos fertig lebe,l, mos
crit langiam, Sobr um Sabr, unter
@ottes 2eitllng bineingeipoben tpiro.
8ir modten oas fdauen, mas 1rns
8ott einitDeilen nod binter einem
IdDeren, ounfeln &orbang perborgen
balt, aus iebr 1peilen slblid)ten. @ott
gebt langlom ober griinolid 5ll1perfe.
@enu gr Damn aber in Dem gluger.
bid, oen gr fir Sen rihtigen b1lt,
nit Seiner Sanb in sic iroiid)en Gr.
eigniiie eingreift, 0aun gibt's cine
ma6ttge gri6iitterlng. BOB oas Sn=
nerIte erbebt uno bis in sic tiefIten
Siefen ourdlpiiblt miro. 9a ,par Got.
tes Sano ii6tbar 5u ipiiren. Damn
idweige, 9ebe itiu in oid ,,no bete
Seine unerfori6Iihen 8ati6l1ge on.
Giele MenIhen iino itets in ser Or
wortllng GROCER 0inge, bie iie eroB
nennen, uno Ole iie einer beiiern iroi,
iden 3ufl,nft entgegenfiibren iou.
9as lit total falid uno fiuoiih. 8ir
leben in feiner Mdrdlenlpelt, lonbern
i1 elmer Iebr banogreifliben @irflif.
felt. Sir eepobnlih iino oie l,nbeoeu=
tenoen 0inse oes aIltdglihen 2ebens
grob uno Diftig genue fir uns uno
Dor @ott. Seoer S6ritt auf Dem 2es
benspeg. ieoe Stunoe lit foitbar uno
muB, neil iie 10 flii6tis lit, ausgeniibt
perben. Sic lit foltbar in ser 8osz
idole Der gipigfeit. Son einem @u=
senbIid mag Die ean5e gpisfeit abz
bdngen. 8obl DEM 9reiien 8ilger,
Ser am gnoe leines 2ebenspeges iid
iasen fam: Sd babe mid reolih be-
miibt, oen rehten 8eg 81, geben; i'd
bin sliidIib om 3iele aneelanat. 0as
gebort al,d 5ll oen @lorien Oes ein=
Itiaen 2ebens, riiflpdrts 5u idauen
auf Die Bfaoe. Die 8ott uns gefiibrt
bat. 10 tpie man bon 9ergesbobe ins
Gal bernieoerihaut 1,no babel Die biel-
oeri6lunsenen, 6ergauf uno bersab
fiibrenoen 8ege iiberblidt, oie man
getuanoert, Die aber idlieBlib auf=
ndrts fiibrten 81 Dem 3iel, an Dem
mir nod Den Wiiben oieies grbens
panoeIs anselanst iino. 60 lesen
mir, mie stbrabom, setroit ,,niere
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01

lie niht leber, tpie es nod irnmer mtt
|ieoem Bolte abpdrts gegausen TT. oas
fid oes @influHes Der ReIiaion In fei=
mem 2eben entleoigt bat. 9oer aber,
lie iino 10 ooa a6neigung ODER birefs
tenn Sab gegen Die poiitine Relision
erfiiat, Dob Tie pitens iin6. bas itdrf-
ite Sdusmittel gegen Die Bermilit,n=
gen oes &ommunismus, Der auh uns
INNER itarfer beorobt, gu opferu. aui
ale 5ane iino iie sefdbrlibe uno
ihaoli6e @lemente unb lit ibre 8e.
mesuns cine oirette @efabr fir 8olf
uno 2ano, ser man nidt energim ee-
mug entsegentreten fanu. Nibts be-
Deilt flarer SEN 8ert uno Die Storfe
Der 8eligion als Sdub sesen Den an-
marlb 6eS &ommunisnll,s aEs oie
Retbo6e oes aommunismus felbit
Da. mo- er Sub gefaBt bat. lit iein
erites 9allptbeltreben oarauf serid=
tet, bie &eligion nl1s5urotten ODER
nouig 81 fne6ten. neil er MIR 81 iebr
iiber5eugt 1T, oaB feline 3mauesberr=
lfaft ni6t geIidert lit, iolanee nod
cine le6ensuoue Nelision ,tno relieioie
9etatigung porbanoen it, Somit lei
item mir ni6t MIR llus, ionoern unIe-
rem gan5en Bolfe oen beIten 0ienIt,
menn mir alle i,,sgeiamt unlere BfIibt
erfennen, bielen 8eltrebungen nit oil
ltnIeren Mtitteln ou tpiberIteben. Aui
feinen Sal aber l,ns nit in oen Bug
binein5ieben laiien, oenn es lit elm
boler @ino, ser 6o pebt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01
. Sri. >. 49,, g. 3. :

Inns flsr5iidtieen, beidrGnften
lhnahen 1lno dngitliden Menlder
erIdeinen man6mol Die @eidide oes
Gin5elnen uno ean5er 80lfer iebr
rotlelbaft 8ir Ieben oft ni6t ous
"8arum" uno finoen oesbolb ioear
manfes ltngereimt 1no gar unserebt.
limb bod lit giner, Ser benft uno lenft
uno leltet allies uno ieoes, bis ins
8leinite lnO gin5eluIte binein. N;e
Dor Den sugen oes e1pigen, alllpiiien.
oen ltno olllebenben 8ottes elm gro.
Der 8eltplan aufgerollt Iieet. mad
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01
5eit Der Ruite
Bon Gle 8ubuoifi

Sabit bn geiteru aaf Der @ieie,
bort bic St6rdle iid Deriammeln?
56rteit bn i'm 8irfenbaine
nnierer &0sel lettes Stammdn?
Ad = fie riiiteu ia CUR 3eiie
iiber Berge, 2aub nnb Meere.
Sinh ipir idpn 10 tief i'm Sabre
Dor Der naben @interleere?
Cine fnrse 3eit Der 3nite
uub iie ,uerben iiibtparts biesen;
Gbe mir smr &ube geben,
fdun ben Jiruengrat umHie8en.
Ginen Sag Der @iite bat nus
0ottes @nabe snaegebeu,
lin an unierem SeelenHeibe ned
Elm reiues Stad sa ipebeu,
Cont Seim Muf 10 rnbn bic 4anhe
mitten in Der Mrbeit Nlbeu,
11nb tpie lektes Sonuenblinfen,
tuirS bic 2ebeusfasrt berslaben;
@irb berslabn fir bieie Grse;
bod auf eiuisen tirnengrnteu
2en4teu ais erleleae Mhteu
nuieres @auberweses Eaten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01

Settsonoel, &anbioatenar6e, oas
glan5enoe elenb, 8alSling, S6meib'
ItiiIper, Barfiimboble, arempenrobre,
slnsItrobre, 0rnltfiepe, 8omaoenoef,
fel, @lan5fiibel, Silpelterpallfe.
0unItfanone, @enidpal5e, S1outell.
oedel, Wtumpisfrone, Srauertonne,
Saraoeproppen, @ramentri6ter, Iufs
Iabfolben, S6mal5gonoel, 9emuts,
oedel, 8ebanfenlbe,lne, Striegelroue
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01

Sano in @ottes Sano: es gebt Dor.
tpGrts, aufwdrts, binmeltparts. Denl
8erebten gereiht alIes gum 8eiten.
Drum fonnen mir Itets NIT 0tit un6
@ottoertrauen in Die 3ufilnft Idauen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01
Alter 2eier, >.

Die oamols i'm ,Sbios s@oiien-
Ireuno' aus Dem 8erliner @itblatt
5itierten 8enennungen fiir 3blinoer-
but" lauteten: Sohbut, 8Iosenfanne,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01
zur Aufrsehierhulsuns
lhres Wohlbefindsns,
Aussehel,s vnd
lhrer Sfinlnung
rs1iisseza Sic
richtiaen
Stuhlgaz,s
habeza.

Wenn Sic irritiezs
oder nervSs sin1
und an Kept.
schmerzen, Case,
Blihungen, yer.
stimmtem Magen,
iblem Mundgs.
ruch, Schlaf--odsr
Appetitlosigkeis
leiden, - beden-
ken Sie-alles dies
mag auf Hartlei.
bigkeit zuriiekzu-
fihren sein. Un
indern, hat sich
Evening star., 1949-05-08
]. D. 'Dennie' Ennis,
Property Man, Dies

John D. Ennis. 10. one of the
oldest stage property men in
Washington. who was known to
hundreds of theatrical persons
as "Dennie." died yesterday at
the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Madeline O'Malley. 1908 Warren
street NV. He had been in i'll
health for more than a year.
Mr.. Ennis had been stage prop
erty man with the Capitol Theater
since it opened about % years ago.
He began his career in the 1905
and had always been affiliated
with theaters here except for one
season on the road.
Mr.. Ennis was stage property
man with the Belasco Theater
when it opened as the Lafayette
Square Opera House. He had been
with the old Polls: the Garrick
Theater formerly at Seventh and
F streets NV: the Academy of
Music and the old President The
ater at Eleventh street and Penn
sylvania avenue NV.
He had been q member of the
international Alliance of The
atrical Stage Employees and Mo-
ton Picture Operators of the
United States and Canada, local
%, since 1894.
His wife, the late Mrs. Marie
Josephine Ennis, who died in 1943,
was a stage wardrobe attendant.
His daughter is his only, sur
vivor.
Funeral services will be held
at pm. tomorrow at Hines fu-
neral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV, with burial in Cedar
Hill Cemetery
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Mrs. June Cook Heads
Catholic Nurses Council

Mrs. Jane Curry Cook, indus
trial nurse of Lansburg g. Bros.
Department Store, has been named
president of the Archdiocesan
Council Of Catholic Professional
Nurses.
Other new officers include Miss
Catherine Brady, assistant night
supervisor of Georgetown Univer-
sity Hospital, vice president; Miss
Ethel Bixler. of the Georgetown
School of Nursing, corresponding
secretary; Miss Margaret Thomp-
son. associate director of nursing
education, st. Agnes Hospital,
Baltimore. recording secretary;
Miss Angela Winters. superin-
tendent of Casualty Hospital, and
Miss Ann Gallagher, Public
Health Service staff nurse, di-
rectorS.
Evening star., 1949-05-08

Richard strack. All III III
house but told detectives 1t had
been there several months"
Police were brought by house
burglar alarm. Frederick Lindenau
of the company operating the
alarm said he met Strack in front
of the house carrying 500, 500 in
500 and $500 bills wrapped in a
turkish towel.
Detectives who arrested the man
said he also had three pieces of
jewelry taken from the Willys
home.
Strack was held in $4,000 bail
10 await grand jury action.
Evening star., 1949-05-08

B ro n x yester-
day after OBJ
serving 100000
W r a p p e d in
bank wrappers
in a compart-
m e n t of a
make = up table
in the powder
room adjoining
my bedroom on
tn e S e c o n d.
floor.
She refused
to explain why
S h e h a d this
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Miss Gladys L. Brown
Gets USO-YWCA Post

Arrival of a new assistant di-
rector, Miss Gladys L. Brown OF
New York, at the USO-YWCA
Penthouse Club, Seventeenth and
K streets NV. was announced
yesterday by Miss Helene john
son, director of the club.
The club is operated by the
National Board of the Young
Women's Christian Association to
serve the servicemen and women
who pass through Washington
or are stationed here.
Evening star., 1949-05-08

mobile manu-
facturer's Wild
ow. but W as
caught with 1t
as he left the
house, police
said today.
r | c h q r d
Strack. %, Of
A m S t e r d a m.
N. Y, was held
on a burglary
charge on the
c o m p laint of
Mrs. Florence e.
Willys, widow Of
John N. Willys.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Young Burglar Seized
With 100000 al
WilIys Widow Home

NEW YORK, May IA young
burglar looking for anything !
could sell" found a 100000 bo-
nanZa in the home of an auto
Evening star., 1949-05-08

w WTg WITTVN
Mrs. Willys, who appeared in
Magistrates Court at Strack's
hearing, said she left her home
in the Riverdale section of the
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-03-31
List Of Delinquent Taxes
Now Due and In Arrears in Montgomery County
Maryland including Towns and Municipalities,
For the Levy Made July 1, 1913.
AND NOTICE OF SALE

HEREBY CERTIFY that the following alphabetical list of
due and in the July 1948 the Thirteen
Election Districts of Montgomery County Maryland including State
County Town Municipal respectively with the
the body
which
description property value deter
which levied
with the and accrued and thereon
the day of the the Teaurer roll
books for Montgomery County Maryland and which have been certified
County, Maryland by the Off
@ of the Town Municipality for which the said Treasurer
lecting such taxes
hereby given
before the Monday April 949 together
advertising tees the will proceed
said second Monday in April 949, at the Court
County, Maryland each and
herein for sale the highest bidder for cash.
pub
with the provisions Chapter 6 of the Laws
Public Local Laws County
Edition) S amended
JOHN B. DIAMOND,
Treasurer of Montgomery County, Maryland
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-03-31
Fifth Election District,
Hollywood Park

Gebicke, Julius and Maryr-Lot
80, Block H, Hollywood Park" as
scssed at $4,000. Taxes, interest
and costs, $3.50.
Gebicke, Julius and Mary T. =
Lot 40, Block H, Hollywood
Park" assessed at $4,000. Taxes,
interest and costs, $7.89.
Gebicke, Julius and Mary T.
Lot Al, Block H and improvements
Hollywood Park" assessed at
81 $4,000. Taxes, interest and costs,
$45.00.
Gebicke, Julius and Mary T. =
Lot AZ, Block H, Hollywood
Park" assessed at $4,000. Taxes,
interest and costs, $3.50.
Gebicke, Julius and Mary T. -
Lot 43, Block H, Hollywood
Park" assessed at $4,000. Taxes,
interest and costs, $3.50.
Gebicke, Julius and Mary T. -
Lot a., Block H, Hollywood
Park assessed at $4,000. Taxes,
interest and costs, $3.50.
Johnson, Mae Irene Lot So,
Block G, Hollywood Park" as
sessed at $4,000. Taxes, interest
and costs, $3.50.
Ridgway, Bernard d. and A. L.
Lot 81, Block G, and improve
ments, Hollywood Park" assessed
at $l,225.00. Taxes, interest and
costs, S34,S3,