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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16
F A R N N { " S
By Our County Agents

The December issue of Ohio
Holstein News lists Ernsthausen
and Swaisgood as selling the top
bull in the October state sale,
Congratulations!
Sometimes we have experiences
that will never be forgotten. One
Of thse occurred last week when
Glenn Haas took me on a per-
sonally-conducted tour of the De-
tiance Metal Weatherstrip Co.
1t is almost unbelievable to see
the intricate equipment that forms
Misunderstanding, sash balances,
and advertising frames. Perhaps
farmers wonder why this should
be mentioned in County Round
up. AS | see it the payrolls Of
these companies mean more Con-
sumers for the farmers products.
The more payl'olls, the better for
the diversified farming system We
have in Ottawa county.
| wish every dairyman, house
wife, doctor, etc. could have been
with Art Libben, Fred Keys,
Woodrow Kohlman, Gaillard Mark
ley, and myself last Wednesday.
The occasion was the Ohio Dairy
mans annual meeting in Column
bus. The program was devoted
to Bangs disease and undulant
fever. The truth is shocking and
our minds are we'll stamped with
an impression of the ravages Of
this disease. 1t would make a.
good program for every organiza-
ton.
Charles Moore has been in Co.
lumbus this week attending a trac-
tor maintenance training school at
Ohio State University. This train
ing will qualify "Chuck" as advis-
OF to a All Tractor Maintenance
Club.
The last issue of Ohio jersey
News lists 632 members, but no
one from Ottawa county. Seems
to me that here is a fine oppor-
tunity for someone.
Mrs. Grimm and | were privi-
legged to attend the annual Pro-
duction Credit Association meet
ing at Graytown. Over 400 per-
sons ate the fine turkey dinner.
Big news of the evening was that
Black Swamp PEA will be farmer
owned after December 81. Com
gratulations to Cecil Miller and
his banquet committee.
Bill Darr, president of the Oak
Harbor- -Graytown local of Mesa
did a nice job of presiding at
their meeting last Thursday. The
KC hall was packed and there was
plenty of oysters, hot dogs, and
coffee. Truck drivers Robinson,
Leaser, and their helpers pre-
pared the food.
Frank Bowlander and Harvey
Wheeler from Genoa were in to
discuss fertilizers for alfalfa and
to leave some soil for testing.
X x
Vic Ries, our Extension Flori-
culturist, is asking for help in
locating some hardy Boxwood. If
you gardeners can help Mr.. Ries,
please get in touch with the Ex-
tension office at Oak Harbor.
x 4
Attending the Economic Out
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16
BIRTHDAYS :.
. ANNIVERSARIES

Dec. Is Agnes baltimore
Brough. Michael Underwood.
Dec. 16-Mrs. Earl Adams, Err
win Ermish, Mrs. Harold Schau,
Dec. 17-Herman Wiechel, Mrs
Archie King, Lois Bergman, Mrs
James Buck, George Quisno, Mrs
Robert Hetrick. Welding anntver-
sary of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Ballard.
Dec. Is - Welding anniversary
of Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence Glass
Dec. l9--Curtis Kuhnle, Mrs
Lucy Phillips, Alvin Nissen, Mel
vyn Cooley, Guda Jones, Marlent
Sibrel, Paul Moon, Karen Christ.
Jansen. Wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Howard Smith.
Dec. 20--Lowell Schmitt, Alice
kremer Robertson, Mrs. RalpE
Stetfens, Joan Brough, Mrs. Har.
old Arnold,
Dec. 21--Helen st. Clair, En-
NETT Heiser, Mrs. George Lemmer
man, VIII Stevens, Mrs. Lawrence
Kramer, Mrs. Louis st. Clair,
Dec. 22--Mrs. Ezra Hiss, Mrs
Henry Ammann, Shirley Colston
Alan Ohm. Wedding anniversar!
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Petersen
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16
A & p Workers Get
Holiday Bonus

A Christmas bonus totaling s2,-
250,000 will be distributed among
employees of The Great Atlantic
& Pacific Tea Company on Decem-
ber 16, it was announced by John
A. Hartford, chairman Of the
board.
All A & p employees through
out the country with six months
or more service will participate in
the pre-holiday cash distribution.
Last year the company voted ena-
ployee bonuses totaling S2,100,000.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

For cooking and serving that
Christmas dinner, use our native
island wines. See our display
Wines from 90c to $1.35 and up
Island Wine Store, 80 Madison ST.
Phone 1881. Alt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

Sunshine Club held its annual
Christmas party. A $50 dinner
was served with the tables and
hall beautifully decorated for the
occasion. After the dinner, busi-
ness meeting with election of Of
ticers was held. At this time, the
Sunshine Sisters Identities were
revealed with their exchange of
gifts. This was followed with
games and a social program.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

Q. Why do radio announcers
have to have small hands?
A. Wee paws for station identi-
fication,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

The greater an animals men
tai capacities, the more sleep i
requires.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-12-16

Bahnsen and son, of Oak Harbor.
A potluck dinner was greatly en-
joyed by all attending.
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Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21

Ryan, in the absence of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner L. Thomas
enjoyed a weekend motor trip to
Norfolk, Va.
On Sunday, October 9, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Baker and child were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
ley Maziarz and family at their
home on Frankford avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester V. Hudson
and son Butch" were Sunday Wis
itors at the home of their parents.
G. Carson Thomas made a busi-
ness trip to Philadelphia on Tues
day to select seasonal stock for his
FirestOne store.
The beautiful basket of bronze
chryanthemums at the altar of the
local Methodist Church on Sunday
was placed there in loving memory
of Pfc. William R. McCabe, by his
mother, Mrs. Emma McCabe, and
his aunt, Mrs. Frances Lynch. The
young man was ans ETO casualty in
World War II.
Mrs. Harry w. McCann and little
daughter Rebecca of WeirwOOd, Va,
arrived on Friday to spend the week
end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
William E. Powell. On Saturday
daughter Carolyn persuaded her be-
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21

loved parents to take the day off
for a little outing in celebration of
their wedding anniversary.
At 11:O Oa. m. on Sunday, Mrs.
Frances Pyke. a returned foreign
missionary, will speak at the local
Methodist Church. Mrs. Pyke was
enjoyed very much when she was
with us last year. Her son is teach
ing in a college behind the Iron
Curtain of China.
Don't forget the food and rum
mage sale at II a. m. on Saturday,
downstairs at the fire house. 1t is
sponsored by the w. S. c. S. of
the FrankfOrd Methodist Church.
Miss Betty Hudson, a clerk in
our State Auditors Office at Dover,
spent the past weekend at home
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
MOrdecai H. Hudson and family.
On Sunday. M. H. Hudson accom-
panied by Messrs. George Marvel
and William r. Bunting attended
the auto races at LanghOrne, Pa.
William R. Bunting, a son of Mrs
Olive F. Bunting of Reed street, has
recently enlisted in the U. S. Mer-
chant Marine Service and will re-
port for training at a Florida sta
ton at an early date. The young
man was graduated from the John
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21

home from a weeks observation in
the Veterans Hospital at New Cas-
tie.
Her wide circle of friends will be
pleased to know that Mrs. Ralph
Hudson is slowly improving from
the illness that confined her to her
room in her pleasant home, near
town.
If anyone finds a small black
and tan dog who answers to the
name "Nippy" please contact Mrs.
Emma McCabe. The little animal is
the pet of her handicapped daugh-
ter, Miss Betty McCabe, who is
grieving over the loss.
Mrs. William A. Gum, Jr., was
recently visited by her sons, Will
liam A. Gum, Srd. of Line Lexing-
ton, Pa, and John A. Gum of Phil
adelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Hudson
of Philadelphia, have returned home
after a visit here with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles H. Lockwood and Brother
Sam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Lewis and
son Grant of Georgetown arrived
unexpectedly on Sunday evening al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Hickman. In a short time their re-
sourceful hostess served up an ex.
ira special Sunday dinner of the
chicken and dumplings variety, il
honor of Turks" birthday, which
occurred on October II. WOuldn'
you say Turks" Olfactory nervt
was serving him well when he cal
get the scent of his favOrite Dime
dish at 20 miles? Anyhow, man.
happy returns of October II, yOuni
fellow!
Mrs. L. w. Ryan is spending tn
week in New Castle with her mis-
chievOus grandson, Master Kenn,
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21

AlillsbOro, she succeeds Mrs. Pres
ton Outten. Mrs. Ebe Atkins past
unit president was the installing
officer. Other officers installed
were, vice president, Mrs. Alton
Hudson, 2nd vice president Mrs.
Leroy Monroe, treasurer Mrs. Hal
lie Mitchell, corresponding secre-
tary Mrs. Henry Johnson, record
ing secretary Mrs. rom ShOckley,
sergeant at Arms, Mrs. Joseph LOf-
land, Color Bearer Mrs. William
TimmOns, Chaplain, Mrs. Lillian
Kitchens. Historian, Mrs. Elton
Godfrey, Musician, Mrs. Steve Mon
rec.
WEDDING
Approximately 100 guests attend
ed the wedding of Miss Evelyn Mae
Rust, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond o. Rust, of MillsbOrO, to
Mr.. Harvey Alexander Gregg, JT.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Barvey Alex
ander Gregg, Sr.. of Newark. N. j.,
ON Saturday afternoon, October Is,
at 3 o'clock, under the beautifully
decorated archway in the home of
the brides parents. The Rev. John
A. Clark of Bethany Beach perfOr-
med the double ring ceremony.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, had as her attendant
Mrs. Eleanor Steele Murrey Of Mil
lsbOro, and Mr.. Robert Gregg OF
Newark acted as best man for his
brother The ushprs waro Mr. Rem.
old James of MillsbOrO. Mrs. Ed
ward S. Cordy played II Love YOU
Truly" and Because"
The bride was attired in a wine
suit with teal and brown accessOr.
/ les aud wore a white orchid. Mrs
Murrey wore a teal suit with brown
accessories and a cOrsage of yellow
rOsebuds.
Mrs. Gregg was graduated from
the MillsbOro High School and is
1 associated with the Chrysler Cor
pOration in Newark, and Mr.. Greg;
a graduate from Newark High sch
ool, is employed in Newark Post
office.
Following the reception at tn
home. the couple left on a weddin
trip to Niagara Falls. Upon thei
return they will reside in Newark
The brides mother wore an aqu
dress with brown accessories an
a corsage of white rcsebuds, an
= the mother of the groom was at
tired in black with a corsage o
b yellow rOsebuds.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21
MILLsBORO

Mr.. and Mrs. z. H. McCabe have
returned from a ten day trip spent
in Raleigh and Carolina Beach, n.
c.
The Home Demonstration Club
met on Thursday afternoon, Octo-
Der 10th, with Mrs. John L. Can
non.
The NJ. Y. F. Of Vests Woods
Church is deeply grateful for ard
appreciative of the fine patronage
Of their bake sale.
Mrs. Jennie Davidson Thorough
good. 81 years old died on Wednes-
day, October 18th, after a long ill
ness. She came to Millsboro in 49,
ss as the bride Of James Davidson
and lived in the same house until
the infirmities Of age and illness
necessitated her removal to a nurs-
ing home. Funeral services were
held on Friday afternoon at the
Watson-Gray Funeral Home and
were in charge Of~Rev. Glenn Wal
ter. Interment in Mechanics Genet
cry.
Mrs. Thoroughbred is survived
by her son, Ward Davidson, Of San
Pedro California, who was unable
to make the trip east because Of
poor health. He had visited his mo-
ther twice in last three years. In
addition to her son, she is surviv-
ed by three grand chilrden, Ward
Jr., Mary Grace and one greal
grandson, Ward Vernon Bleich and
Mrs. Adell Bleich, all Of San Pedro
The Band of Hope Sunday school
class will have a bake sale in front
Of the Church on Saturday mora
ing, October 29th, beginning at
o'clock.
The MilisbOrO Fire Company viii
attend the morning worship ser
vice at Grace Methodist Church
next Sunday morning.
Mrs. G. Dale Lingo and infan
son, Charles Dale. 3rd came home
from Beebe Hospital, Lewes, las
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gardner anC
Mr. and Mrs. Laverty Steele o
Denton, Md, spent the weekend il
Rehoboth, with Mr.. and Mrs. L. E
Sipple.
Mrs. Mabel Dixon and Mrs. ELL
West, of Wilmington, and Mrs. Sal
lie Walls, of Ridgley, spent las
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ameri
Gus Belts.
Mrs. Lillian Lynch has bee
quite i'll for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lingo, {
Lafayette, Indiana spent two day
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Clal
ence Lingo.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson an
three girls from the office of tn
DUPONT Company in Seaford, lei
last Friday on motor trip th'
will include Niagara Falls, TOroT
TO, Montreal, Kingston, Quebec an
other places, returning by BostC
for short stay.
Mrs. Wayne Burton was install
ed as president of Indian Rive
post unit No. % American LegiC
Auxiliary on Tuesday evening, Oc
ober 18th, at the Post Hone
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21
FRANKFORT

Hats OF to Three Youngsters!
On Monday, our good friend and
neighbor, George H. Townsend, eel
ebrated his 9Oth birthday. Last
Friday, James M. Evans reached the
royal age of 80. Next Tuesday, Oc-
tober 25, congratulations will be
in order for Captain Ebe T. Chand-
Ter as he attains the golden age Of
81.
The FrankfOrd Chamber of Com
merce dinner at the local fire house
last night was an unqualified sue
cess.
The Auxiliary to our FrankfOrd
Volunteer Fire Company will serve
a chicken dinner in the fire house
Saturday evening, November II.
From Beverly Hills, Pa, a little
bird tells us of delightful surprise
party and dinner given by the chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. James X.
Murray on Tuesday, October 4, in
honor of their 25th wedding ami
versary and Mr.. Murray's 83rd
birthday. These guests of honor
but recently arrived from their
summer in Sussex County, found a
fine videO set installed in their city
apartment. A gala dinner served
by the caterers in silvery candle
light was we'll recorded by an Off.
cial photographer. Children anC
grandchildren present we're: Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Wolf, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Jesse Murray and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Rudolph and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Murra!
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. James K
Murray, Jr., and family, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Richard Schultz and family
Roy Murray and family, Floyd Muir
ray and William Murray. Man,
beautifully wrapped gifts of hand
some silver were presented to tn
venerable couple.
Miss Sally Gum Hall has return
, ed home after spending a week i
Philadelphia with her cousin, Mrs
. Henry Tunnell.
Miss Olive Ann Dukes was tn
weekend guest of her aunt, Mr.:
/ Amanda Daisey at Ocean View. Sh
was accompanied by her chumi
Miss Barbara FUrman and Mis-
Phyllis Hudson.
Levi T. Bunting has returne
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21
British Coins Drop
India Title

LONDON II (AP) New coins
being issued BY the British mint,
for the first time since 1895, are
appearing without the abbrevla-
tons Ind. Imp. emperor of India)
in the Kings title.
India achieved her independence
within the British commonwealth.
in August, 1947. but still remains
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21

M. clayton High School last spring
and has been employed at the du-
Pont NylOn Plant in Seaford.
Aunt Suzy sez: I'm youth one
oft has tears without grief; in age,
grief without tears"
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21

Except for a slight depression
slump, the amount of life insurance
in force in the United States has
increased fairly steadily from less
than Is billion in 1910 to 2O2 bill
lion.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21

CP662sMUX Four Burners,
Divided Top. Oven with Window
and Interior Light. BrOiler be.
low oven. Enclosed Fl!SreScent
Top Light, Clock and Timer,
Electric Outlet. Porcelain StOT.
age Compartment.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-10
Anglican sc snazi upevnit sve
posice " oblasti severn1
Afriky.

Londyn. - Anglicky zahra-
nicni Trad oznamil, re byla u
tvoTena nova vlada v byvale i
talske kolonii Cyrenaika ma Sc
vern1m pobrez1 Afriky. Jake
vladce Cyrenaiky byl Angelica
ny uznan emir Idriss ell Senussi,
ktery "a vakly poskytoval An
glicanGm znacnou podporu a tt
mu "a to sl1bili vladu v samo-
|statne Cyrenaice. Idriss ell Sc
nussi je znam svym ostrym pro
tikomunistickym postojem.
Dale je tvrzeno, re Angelica
nj smluvili S Italy novy plan,
poole ktereho by mela byt TIA
l1m ponechana mandatn1 spra-
va Libye ma dobu nekolika let
Podobny plan byl zam1tnut po-
hledn1m hlavn1m shromazde-
MIN Spojenych narodd. Angli.
|cani a Italove chtej1 zkusit sv6
|stestf s novym planem pri pfls-
tim zasedanl Spojenych naro.
|dG, ktere Sc sejde v zaTi l. r.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-10
Sokolska Hl1dka.
DEN
v CURTIS BAY

Jiz tuto nedeli, IL. cervna.
Tesili jsme Sc dlouho, celou Ii
mu a .jaro pfipravovali Sc ma
Verejne Cviceni Okrsku Supy
Vychodn1 a ma Slet " New
Yorku. Jednoty sdruzene tom
to okrsku jsou pripraveny de-
monstrovati zdatnost a 1cel-
most sokolske vychovy, jejf kra-
su, sweetest a ladnost a jejf nut
most pro mlad1 a lidske zdrav1.
Zacatek Verejneho v Curtis
Bay jest stanoven ma 3 hodinu
odpol. Ease Sc sjedou bratfi,
sestry a krajane z Marylandu,
Philadelphia, Washingtonu a
Virginie, aby shledli nenaroc-
nou praci sokolskou a ably Ease
pc roce pobesedovali a obnovili
svazky pratelske.
Tt, kterym pro rdzne pr1ci-
ny nen1 mono jeti ma Slet dc
New Yorku naleznou v Okrs-
kovem Verejnem Cviceni ma
hradu.
Take O veskere obcerstveni
a j1dlo Dude nalezite postara-
no curtisbayskymi sestrami q
bratry. Kazdy kdo zavfta ma
Curtis Bay vi, re Sc tam Dude
m1ti dobre a veselo tam Dude
pri muzice br. Jana Svitaka.
Toz vsichni ma shledanou \
nedeli v Curtisbayske Sokolov
ne, 1927 Cherry ulice a VeTej
menu ZDARi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-10
Volby " zapadnim Nemecku
chystanv ma ID. srpna.

Frankfurt. = Vseobecne volby
pro vladu zapadn1ho Nemecka
= prvnf svobodne volby V Ne
mecku " 16 letech - jsou chy-
stany ma IA. srpna, jak Sc stale
znamym, kdyz tri zapadnf vel
moci schvalily text volebnlho
zakona a opravnily nemecke u
fady, ably jej v%yhlasily.
TAX Sc opet stale zrejmym,
re program pro novou federal
nj republiku Nemecka, jej{z u
stava jiz stala sc zakonem We
dvou tretinach nynejsfch hra-
mic zem6, nebyl zdrzen nasled-
KEN porad ctyT zahranicnlch
ministrnI v PaTfzi. Ale take ne
nj s MIN zbytecne posp1chano.
NekteTi Nemci doufali, re
volby budou konany jiz pr1stl
mesic, ale pozdejsf datum bylo
zvoleno, ably mohla byti vedena
Irozsahla volebn1 kampan a ia
Ike protoze je tn moznost, re
do t6 dolby stane Sc diplomatic
ky zazrak a Rusko dovol1 So
v6tskemu pasmu, ably Sc pfipo-
Lilo k ostatn1m nemeckym sta
tim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-10
Uspech mlade krajanky
" Annapolis, Md.

V tydnu cd 20. do 27. kvetna
Sc konali v Annapolis, hlavnim
meste statu Maryland oslavy
vzpomfnajfci trfstaleteho zalo-
zeni tohoto stareho historicke-
no mesta u ustf reky Severn do
zalivu Chesapeake, kde Sc ma
chazf americka namorni aka
demie. V historicke kapitolni
budove jest tez obraz prvnfho
Cecha usedlika Marylandu,
Augustine Hermana, z DOLBY
pred trent sty Lefty.
Ackoliv Annapolis jest po-
lmerne male mesto, cftaj1ci jen
asi 1880 obyvatel, jest tam u
sedla celia fada nasich krajan-
skych robin.
u prilezitosti pffprav k osla-
yam byla usporadana tez SOU
t6z ma postovnf razitko pro O.
balky prv6ho dine, kterou Wy
hrala mlada nase krajanka, 81.
Barbara DrOll.
Barbara jest 16 let stara a V
predposlednim rocniku (j~unior)
vyssf strednf skoly. Tato talen-
tovana divenka vyhrala uz ne
kolik cen, a to v kreslen1 i NAL
be, a nam6t raz1tka pro prvnl
den posty S novou znamkou jest
n~eobycejne podareny a potvr-
zuje jejf dovednost.
\Maminkou Barbory je kra-
ianka pi. Jarmila Drollova, Cd
beratelka TELEGRAPH" a tetic-
kou pf. M. Merlfkova. ODE jsou
nadsene Sokolice a clenkyne T.
J. Sokol Washington.
Pan Mrlfk ie hudebn1kem V
u. S. Navy Band, Annapolis,
Md.
Mladicke krajance 81. Barbo-
re Droll uprimne blahopreje-
me a verfme, re Sc pc STRANGE
umelecke velice dobre uplatni
a provazf il i nase pfan1 zdaru
do budoucna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-10
Kajan p. Frantisek Stetka
vazne zranen.

Baltimorskym krajandm do
bre znamy p. Frantisek stetka,
|byvaly dlouholety cvicitel a ma
|telnfk Sok. Jednoty "Blesk" s
pfivodil vazne zraneni pfi ne.
stastnem padu z pavlacky We
SVEN dome, 2O1O Ashland Ave
Nehoda Sc prihodila v noe.
re ctvrtku ma patek minuly IT,
den. Byl prevezen do Sinai ne.
mocnice kde sc naleza v oSetTo.
vani. Prejeme MI by Sc brze
mohl navratiti do sveho domo.
va.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-10
NejdEstoj nejSi nasledovnik
Tyrse a Fugnera.
Vzpom1name Is let cd smrti
Jindricha Vanicka.

Jindricha Vanicka.
Mnoz1 z nasich stars1ch kra-
janG, ktef1 Sc z1castnili Vseso-
kolskych sletI v dobe pred 20
i vice lety, pamatuji Sc ma po-
stavu nacelnlka, r1dlciho S pra-
porkem V ruce skvela prostna
muzd, jez proslavila ceskoslo-
vensky Sokol daleko "a hrani-
cemi vlasti, vzpom1najf 81 ma
muze, jehoz dflem byla pc dlou
ha leta tato pfehlfdka narodn1
silly i zelezne kane.
Pred patnacti lety, 4. cervna
1884, zemrel JindTich Van1cek,
skvely vGdce ceskoslovenskeho
sokolstva, naceln1k, jakeho So
kol, v jehoz cele stall plnych de-
Iv6tatricet let. cd dob Tyrsovych
Van1cek, zaslouzily pracov-
nix, jehoz dejiny sokolskeho
hnutf radi vedle Tyrse a Fug-
nera, to byl vsestranny sokol-
Isky zavodnfk, vynikaj1ci pla-
wee a veslaT, sermir vysokych
hodnot, vyborny jezdec i sire
lee, ma celem svete uznavany
vychovatel cvicitelskych kadrd.
Vanicek byl ztelesnen1m sokol-
ske myslenky. Do sm1chovske
jednoty Sokol vstoupil We svych
II letech. Bylo tomu roku 1879.
A pri prvnim vsesokoslkem SIZE
tie, 1882, byl jiz Van1cek cvici-
telem. Sedmadvacetilety .vedl
pc prve V sokolske historic jed
no re trl zavodn1ch sokolskych
muzstev do PaT1ze, kde dobyva
francouzske medaile. Kratce
ma to stava Sc nacelnfkem
Stredoceske zupy a pc necelych
dvou letech byl jednohlasne
zvolen naceln1kem Sokola Praz-
skeho, iejz pax vedl temer city,
Fl desftilet1 k velkemu rozkve-
tn. Van1cek byl i bojovnlkem
"a sokolskou ideu, jak il hla-
sal DIR. Miroslav Tyrs. V dob6
kdy sc daily pokusy O zatlaceni
Sokola ma 1roven podradnych
ochotnickych spolk1, branil So
kolstvo prot vsem 1tokGm, a
ubranil je vftezn6. Vzdyt &C.
lynn svym srdcem prevail Tyr
Sow sokolskou ideu i tradici
narodniho sebevedomi, a sv6j
plodny zdravy zivot pine We
noval rozvoji sokolskeho.
r. ". Machova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-10
Spiknuti " Maroku.

Tangier, Maroko. - Poole
zprav dochazej1c1ch sem z Te-
tuanu, hlavn1ho mesta spaniel
skeho pasma Maroka, Spaniel
ska policie zadrzela tajne pod
zemn1 hnutl. Dvacetpet osoh
bylo zatceno a velike zasoby
zbran1 a munice zkonfiskova-
ny. Vsichni zatcenf byli Moo
rove, budto vysocf obcanst1 Il.
|redn1ci anebo vojenst1 d1stoJ.
|nici, mimo dvou IebanoncG kfe.
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NELL byti AGENT arabske l1gy.