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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-07-07
Harry Reed Family
Holds Annual Reunion

Members of the family and rel
atives met at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Reed, on Lowell
route, Sunday for family re-
union.
At noon a buffet style lunch
con was served by the host and
hostess to forty-four guests. Four
generations were present at the
family affair with William Reed
80, being the oldest member at
tending.
Those present included: Mr.
and Mrs. George E. Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Burdette, daugh-
ters, Molly and Charlotte, Mrs
Ruth Semon, all of Marietta
William Reed, Coal Ridge; Mrs
Ethel Schau, GAINESVILLE; Mr.. and
Mrs. Welcome Reed and children
David, Mary Lou, and Bobby, OF
Canton; Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Reed, Clifton; Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Wilson and family, Neil, Claude
Larry and Evelyn; Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Reed, Leroy, Emma
Emily and Mary 10 of Dexter
City route; Mrs. Herbert ]. Nor.
genstern and daughter, Jean, Of
South Charleston; Mr.. and Mrs
Maurice Reed, daughters Pauline
and Helen, of CALDWELL; Mr.. anc
Mrs. Roy Greenwood, Janet anc
Neil, of Alou, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Davis, Margaret, Katherine
Carol Ann and Roberta of Mari
eta, and the host and hostess
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reed.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-07-07

Joanne Campen, VINO has just
enrolled at the Grant hospital
school of nursing, in Columbus,
may be close to the 50,000th stu
dent nurse to have enrolled for
training in Americas hospitals
this fall, hospital authorities be-
lieve. The largest previous peace
time enrolment was 43,373.
Because of increased oppor-
tunities in the profession, we at
Grant are prepared to accept the
largest class in years" said Mir
lam Petchner, the schools direc-
tor of nursing. "And there seems
to be little doubt that the total
figure for the nation will reach
$4,000. BY 1860 we shall need
twice as many graduate nurses as
we have today"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-07-07
Jennie James Society
Holds June Meeting

Mrs. Wayne Wiley was host
ess to members of the Jennie
James Missionary Society of the
First Baptist church In her
home on Main street last Tues
day evening for the June meet
ing. Miss Lois Dudley, presi-
dent, presided.
Roll call was answered WITH
verse of scripture. Jean Moore
led the devotionals and MRS.
Charles Doan gave a missionary
story. Bandages for White Cross
work were rolled.
Those present in addition to
the above mentioned were Irene
Marquis, Barbara Farson and
Mrs. Gerald Ramage, advisor.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-07-07
Noble Rebekah Lodge
Hold Regular Meeting

Members of Noble Rebekah
Lodge met for the regular ses-
sion at their hall on North and
West street, Friday evening,
July l, at 800. o'clock with
Noble Grand Vesta Lorenz and
Vice Grand Lulu Mcdonald pre-
siding.
The degree was exemplified
by the staff to the following
candidates, Lillian Boyer, Opal
Weekley, Nadine Remington and
Bernice Semon.
Delicious refreshments were
served after lodge by the fol-
lowing committee, Aeia Keyser,
Olive King, Bea Lorenz, Vesta
Lorenz and Mary Katherine
Lorenz.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-07-07

Howard Davis, of Oklahoma
City, Okla, who will go to Japan
with the Osaka Christian Mis-
sion in the fall of 1850, will be
the principal speaker, Thursday
evening, July 2l, at the First
Church of Christ in Caldwell.
During the war, Mr.. Davis was
among the first 9th Infantry
Division troops to land on the
famed Tokyo airstrip in Septem-
Der, 1945, and spent the rest of
his overseas duty in Japan.
Rev. Reese McGoldrick, pastor
of the local church, extends a
cordial invitation for the public
to hear this speaker.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-07-07
CIRCLE NO. 3, w. S. c. S.
HOLDS JULY MEETING

The July meeting of Circle No.
3, w. S. c. s., of the First Metho-
dist church was held recently,
Mrs. Beslie Christopher, presi-
dent, presided and reports were
given by the various committees
Mrs. Edith Shafer had charge OF
the devotional period and Mrs
c. E. Kirchner had charge of the
program and gave the chapter in
the study book.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-07-07
New & Different Club
Entertained June 80

The New and Different Club
of the Caldwell community was
entertained at the home of
Gladys Farmhouse on June 80.
The day was spent in quilting
and setting quilt blocks.
At noon a delicious potluck
dinner was served. In the after
noon the president, Juanita Ram
sey, presided during the business
session.
Goldie Foster received the club
prize with Effie Ramsey winning
the guest prize.
Members present were Nina
Foraker, Goldie Foster, Juanita
Ramsey, Roxie Haines, Edna
Foraker, Eta Burrier, Doris
Ramsey, Lura Ramage, Agnes
Sayre, Mabel Wilson, Elizabeth
Hill and the hostess, Gladys
Farmhouse.
Guests were Belle Boyd, Effie
Ramsey, Burnadel Sayre, and
children, Pollyanna Murphy, Joy
Haines, Reva Foraker, Janet
Ramsey and Joan Boyd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-07-07
Frela Elliott Becomes Bride OF Earl
Harmon In Double Ring Ceremony

Miss Frela Elliott daughter of Mr. and Mrs ROLAND Elliott
Caldwell the bride Earl Harmon, of Mrs
Harmon of the Caldwell community Saturday June
25 Rev Reese c. McCodk offcated the double rites
Attending the couple Mrs Jean Ramsey and Junior
Harmon Both graduates of Forest Grove high school, The
bridegroom IS veteran of World War II.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-07-07
REMOVED HOME

Mrs. Delmar Strods and infant
son were removed from Thomp-
sons hospital, on Cumberland
street, to their home near Nc
Connelsville Wednesday eve
ming in the Murphy ambulance.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31
: Sp. g., Golp. :

SOUR beidrG,rfte Meniben ooer
blinoer &atbolifenbaB iesen Die olte
bosbaftige 2iiee bon Ser Olunnnbeit
uno Hiidltdttbigfeit in Die @elt. Sc
Ser unbefangene @el6ihtsfenner
peiB, 0aB @iiienI6aft, &l,nit uno
Grfinbung, iotpobl Der bergangenell
Sabrbunoerte, als auh IN nelterer
3eit bon fatbolilhen @elebrten ge-
gritnbet, enttpifelt a,rtb geforoert
tpuroen. Gie fatboliI6e Stride bat
Wanner berborgebra6t tpie &operi1i-
fus, &eppler, Netpton, Serlbel, Sec
Gi, anlpere, &0rtgerr, 2inns, bon
SuIer, Goltbier, Haitor; Damn oie
8bhoiopben &oger 8acon, 2eibnis,
9escartes, Bascnl, @orres; Die ero-
Zen Breoiger 8oiiuet, Senelon, Mai-
iilon 1ti1p.; ferner Die groBen &riegs-
beloen @ottfrieb bon 8ouillon, Sun-
fre6, 8abarb, Si0n, 8rin5 @l,gen IL.
q. 1n., 11id)t eirlr1tal al reben bon ben
groBen 2elt6ten Scr erIterr 1riItlihen
SsSabrbunoerte: anlbroiil,s, @tbana-
itus, @regor oem @roBen, slllgulti-
nus, Sieronpnrus. SIT et1pa ser inn
mer nod pielpergotterte 9artpin ein
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31
s. -. ST., MO. :

9ie uns llt1rgebenoe, aus Der
i1opferiI6en Saito @ottes berborge-
gangene belebte uito unbelebte Matur
lit uiel i6oner uno flrnitpoller als
meni6life &u1rit. Dieie lit MIR elm
idtpahes MbbiIb, eine Nahabnalng
ser Natltr-& -&unitperfe. Selbit 6as
fleinlte Sierhen, Dos tpin3igIte Sa-
menfornlein lit tplnrberbolIer atttb
fltnltpoller als bas groBte 1rreni1Ii1e
Weeiiterperf. &ein 11eiri6li6es &urlit-
genie, feine menldlihe &initlerbottb
pernag Die DEM SantenfornIein ir-
netpobnenOen gieeni6aften bineirt3u-
legen, baB es it6 au elmer 8fIanae
nit 8ldttern, 8liiten atno Srii1ten
entfoltet. Die geatltr orbeitet eirfo1,
praftiid uno nit tpenigen Mittelft,
ser Wenid ml1B nit einem groBen
aufpanb bon &raft, Seit unb Mrbeit
uno Oeaterial urbeiten, lr1to fann ood,
Die geatur nie errei6en. @ir erfrelen
uns tpobl an BEN menlbIi1en &unit-
merfen unb nit &e6t. Ser gottbegab-
te meni6lide @eiit bot beipunberals-
tperte &unittDerfe eeldaffen aber bie
geatllr bietet bobere, eblere 1,no erbe-
befloere @ettiiiie als ole aus Men-
idenbanb berporgeganeenen &unit-
perfe. SSSn Der init miGionenfah ber-
ibiebenen Shonbetten llngebenen
geatur fiiblt Der Wenidb ii6 @ott am
n16iten nno erferlnt in 6anfburer
2iebe lrno Gnbetltng ben groBen
S6opfer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31
s.. g., ..

Sic ipre6en boa uno gan5e I'M
lere aniibt aus, tpenn Sic i9reiben :
~0ieie brutale &eilerei 5lpiihen 5tpei
,Sri5e Sigbters' lit eine S6anbe ltn-
lerer oieleeriibmten Civilization. gor
einiger 3eit Iollte bier in Ohio ei1
Sabnefampf itattfilloen ,lno ole
,Sidets paren ihon ollsoerfauft. SIN
letten Iugenblid erbob Die ,Srntane
Society bugegen Broteit 1peil es
Cruelty to arimals' iei. aebnli6
mllroe Dor einiger 3eit ein Stierge-
fedt perboten, tpeil Die ,Sunlane go
cietp' iid ins 3eug leste. allo ite5t
oas Sier iiber Dem Meni6en. 9ieie
biirfen iif blltig, gu &riippeln ihla-
gen, u1ro cine ebenlo brl,tale 3u-
idauermaiie briiat oo3u 8eifan."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31
9. S., Conn.

8eterlilienfrout (Harslep) lit Elm
iebr geirnbes &iibelrfral,t. @s 1pirft
barntreibenb uro perteilt oie @e-
lhtpiilite BEL 9riilen. Beteriaientee
fOroert Die 8erbalrrtrg 1inb lit gut
gegen 8ldbungen. @irb Ole gafl5e
8flan5e fem 5eritoBen 1n6 NIT Hu-
REM 8runnen1poiier arpgefeu6tet, 10
bat man elm gutes Ofittel geeen ents
5iitroete slllgen. Wean tou6e refine
2ein1panoitreifen in bie Sliiiiigfeit
uno lege tie auf Die slugen. Mun rtuB
aber Die 8Guid6en offers erlreuerh
5. +. friid auflegen. @egen 8ruIt-
l6mer5en uno grgbriiltigfeit bereite
man ii6 einen 1nebr ooer mi1oer itar,
fen See aus Der gan5en Bflan5e. Ser.
lelbe befreit 8ruit, Mngen 1trpo 0ie-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31
MnAkunN
Son Erpf. s. 90. 0abreu,
&eSaftenr bes ,8aiienfrennS'
9b. ct, ga.

SelbIt aotbolifen itenen ii,b oft oie
5rage: @arlun greift 8ott 1tidt Elm?
8arum idpeiet gr 5u oft 5lt perbee-
renOen, IGredliben &riegen gegen
ibuG6loie Solfer? @arlnt itraft Gr
ni6t Die binuneli6reienoen Gerfolger
iesliher &eligion uno Weni6li6feit ?
@r5biifof Or. &onrao @rober bon
Sreibllrg bot unldBli6 0es lesten
8eltfriegs in ieiner S6rift Got"
oie gnttport alf bieie Sragen gege-
ben: v0ieler noberne 3tpiidenrui
Iett einen fall6en @ottesbegriff nors
aus, tpeil er bon @ott foroert, oaB
gr Seine 8ere6tigfeit ltnper5iiglib
onlpenoe, ulio ouf frii6er Sat oer
Sfutloigen ertappe llno Seine Srelln=
Be Dor ieoem 5ei1t0 NIT Dem S6iloe
Seiner 9lamadt beidiite. 9amit
miro ober in 1rnbefltster 8eiie gnb>
lides 1lno Weni6licbes altf 8ott
iibertragen. 8ir 0feni6en nriiiiert
freilif, bu mir 5eitli6 lno raumli6
beoingt iino llno begren5t, 1lnlere
2angnrltt acknowledgements ubgren-
sem, INN ser 8ere6tigfeit 81 geniigen
Inbers lit es BEL @ott, ser, bo6erba,
ben iiber 3eit llnb &allnt, alles in
oen groBten uriabliben 3uim1men-
bdngen iiebt unb Strafe 1lno 2obn in
Seiner unenoli6en @eisbeit lnto 6a-
nit 5ur rebten 3eit 5llt1tiBt. Ser
gan5e gir11pano gebt I'M @rl1rOe ges
nonmen oltf oie Sroge auriif, OF
@ott oas 8oie ii6erbaltpt oerbinbern
muB. 8enn ia, Damn trifft es aber
nidt BLOB Bel groBen &ataItropben
lsrrb teuflil6en sllrstpii6len oel
meni6li6en S6le6tigfeit 81, ionOern
iiberbalpt. @6er bantit bort Damn Der
gel6opfli6e freie @ille auf. Sa @ott
Den Reniben aber frei geidaffen bot,
greift @r au6 MIR Damn elm, tpenn es
Seinem gottli6en 8eltplon ent-
ipri6t. Sdufig miiiien mir iibrigens
in oem, mos mir &ataItropben, tpic
8eltfrieg ooer bie 8reueltaten rlti=
itl6en Mus1noBes nennen nur 3u-
laiilneen erbliden, Die ielber oen
Strafdaratter an itd baben, = gu
luiiungen, oeren 8esriinoung unb
8eriduloung oft melt in oie gergan-
genbeit reift. 8eltgeIdi6te lit au6
8eltgeriGt, ipenngleid unb erfobs
rltngsgemdB es fall6 lit, alles @elt-
lmre6t altsidlieBlid oem Soratm bes
Diesieits por5llbebalten. ODER .@ott
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31

min, oaB iid5 oas gofe ousreife, ainl
oamit itd ielber gu beriirteilen lnlo
tpie cine 8eittpelle totallaufen uno
Sen @eg beS @uten 5u ebneil. 8enn
Oabei alidb Die S1rlololett, unb nidt
ielten nod enlpfinolider uls Die
Sdyulbigen getrofFen iperoell 10 en-.
flGrt iib oas aug Ser Solibaritdt Der
Meni6en uno tpdre MIR Damn tti6t
nit Ser g0ttliben 8ere6tigfeit Der.
einbar, Detn iid oieie inn irbii1en
2eben reItlos erfiiate, pern es feinen
slltsglei6 im anberen 2eben gdbe 1ln0
nift au6 aus oem 8olen ous Cute
entltiinoe. Soounn itnb 3uItdroe pie
in &uBlano eine iiber5eugenbe, cine
ollen Golfern in Die Sbren gellenbe
grebigt, 1pobin elm golf forlnt, 1penn
es sottlos geiporoen lit uno nibt
mebr oie &raft in iid beiist, bieier
@ottloitgfeit bur6 elm elernentares
Iuapaden INTO iid) aufrefen 5u be-
gegnen. Sic sSruge, tpnrltm ifapeigt
@ott? lit enOli6 nod nit Der Sat-
iaf)e all beal,tlporten, baB es @ottes
art tit, crit Die 5peiten uriohet auf.
5ltrufen, Inn bos Sbrige als 8erf5eltg
ausgleidenoer @eredtigfeit 81 leiIten,
ebe gr lelber als Die erlte nrlade ein-
greift. S6o1t oftntals IN Der @ei6i6s
te mar irgeno Elm 8olf, obne es 81,
abnen Der gottlibe Irm, ser bie
3u6trute ldtpang laro oanlit Ser eott-
li6en @eltororurng bierte. 60 lit alio
8ottes S6meigen mlr I6einbar. Die
Iittlide Srbnung miro reItlos ge=
pabrt, ipenn ul,6 ni6t tnr1ner nit
Der Metbooe, Die mir fur5ltdtige lmo
ntabtbeldranfte 0eel1i6en antpen-
oen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31
Dir Knntf nrr Kiini1r

@as nelr1t man ni6t belit5utnge
dies o&unIt"! 9n pIogett itf Ole
Wenihen iubrelarug ab, INN cine
r<mit" az erlerneit, MIR ielten oa-
nab frogenb, bob 6os rSalent" our
&unit niht erlernt tperben fnlrtr, 1or-
bern angeboren iein aitltB, o6er nod
ribtiger: es lit cine beionbere @1a-
oengabe @ottes! gtne &lutit gibt es
aber, Die, tpe1u1 oas Enlettt 6a3l 1t1s
Glth niht nngeboren iit mir bod err
lernen fonnen atlto ioIlen; es lit Die
nnter alien @iiniten obennn itebe,tbe
&unit: feline 3unge 5il regieren. @as
oarlinter 5u beriteben lit, gebt aus
nafyfolgenber &egeln berbor, ole on,
freltnblifer 2eier ltttb freunblibe 2e-
ierirt, sir re1t einprGgen mo9teit.
8ieaeibt gelirtgt es Dir Damn, nit
@ottes 8eiIta1o, Der nlth BET bieIer
&nnit linbebingt bo1mrotetl it, oielelbe
alt erlernen. MIIo merle:
1. Sore lieber als 6u ,Iprihit:
oenn Reoen lit Silber, tSdtpeigen lit
@olb!
2. Sprih lieber ,penig als off, lie
Der glttes nls biel.
3. Denfe nod, bebor on jprihit.
a. Sab ME elm litfeltIbes ODER
fludenbes 8ort oeine 2ippen beiu-
beln.
5. 9feoe nidt, tpenn oas Ser3 er-
rest iii.
6. Spri1 nod Dem an6eren, iel-
TEN gegen Die ntroeren, ira1ter gut bon
ben nn6eren.
z. gnti6uIoige 6i6 nienrals,
tpenn bein Sdipeigen ni1t aergernis
eibt.
s. Spri6 nierlroIs mit gitelfeit,
itets init 8eIdei6enbeit.
g. 2aB feir1e 2iige iiber oeine Sip
pen fonrnen.
10. Sprid nidt au Ialt, ri9t 5u
leiie.
II. Srage nibt aus Ialtter geel.-
gierbe.
12. 8eflage bi6 niht, tpe6er iiber
gerionen nod iiber Snben, ultd rtiht
iiber oas @etter. .gs lit @ottes
8etter!" pflegte mein ieliger 8ater
5u iagett apenn Inn Sonuner sic grn-
te Derregrrete ODER Stl,ran bas Sbit
ablhlug.
13. Sn Der grbolung iei unaBig
ltno froblid ~ uIl5eit Dor @ott lno
fir @ott; in Der Epal,rigfeit title in
@ott.
ID. Spri6 nidt riibmetr6 bon sir
nnb ben Deinigen.
Is. 8eoeffe, oaB ou bon ie6em
1tnriiten 8orte tpirit gedemi9aft
ablegen 111iiilen!
16. &aeaeit ober babe @ott Dor
Iugen nrtb I'M Seraetr, bann miro
and oeine 3unge itets gebor6en!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31
-8b. g., q. q.

Die iogenannte rSabeas Corpus" :
afte bat einen biitorifden l1ripruns.
Sic enfbdH Die @eipGbrleiitllng Der
perionlihen Greibeit l,no gibt iebem
8erbafteten ben Mripruh auf einen
rihterlidpn 8efebl, ser BEN 8ef1uI-
oigten oen MnHdger iibergibt (n&a-
beas Corpus: bu babeit ben @0r.
per-, balnit er i'm a1r fofortigen lin
terfithlung Dem Nihter boritelle. Die
.Sabeas Corpus" -Mfte jon ernlogIi-
hen Die gerihtlihe gntIdei6ung
iiber ie6e Berbaftung nit Mbi1nei-
bnng ieoer llmgebii1lg gege1 ie6e
8cb0r6e 5li erapingen. sic gilt be-
fanntlid) audi in ben Ber. Stnaten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31

grDBer W5anir Der nllf bic
Jroge, mas er bon GbriItlis baIte,
nnttportefe, er babe fiinfaig Sabre
fih NIT 6ent Stnoilnn Ser @iirrner
belhdftigt lrirb feline 3eit gefur6en
iiber Gbriftlts nadaatbenfetl2 Soer
Der vberiibntte" S1fel, oeilen llr.
dbne ein affe tpor2 Dns lit berienige
@eIebrte (2), ben man 1taanbafter
5aIidlngen ungeflngt atno Der mad
ieinelt eigetlen @eltdnbnis atb tpii-
lenidaftli6e (?) 5dlidlt1tgen beriibt
bnt, INN ieine itlriiirttgen attro gottIo-
len Sbeorien altf5unebrten. 1ln6 10
eleno tpie bieie l,ngl1nbigen @eIebr.
ten but ii6 nod fein fatboliiher, tpff-
ienldaftlid gebilbeter Waartn blu-
miert. 8or ettpa 5tpeiittoa6t5ig Sab
rem (es Dar Inn 1868 berlnn) bottle
elm getpiiier grrgl61lber, SalrIep, ei-
men eigenartigen S6leim nlrf Dem
tiefiter Meeresgrltttoe entoedt. Wean
bate rtibts @tligeres 5lt tlt,l, aIs oie-
len 8red 6en iinglaubigen Srn. 8ro>
feiior Safel 5ltliebe .8atbpbius S1f.
felii" su benennelt. Cine groBe gbre
fiir BEN Sbla1rn1t)! @ar bas elm
Subel!. Denn nun batte man tpirflih
BEN llridln11rrn entbeft, oen 8eapeis
fir Die 8ebauptlng gefnnben, baB
ttiht Der ullnrdbtige @ott alles 2e-
bel1Oige erfdaffen, ionoern oaB ons
irripriinglihe 2eben aus Dem 2eblo-
len bon ielbit entItanoen iei. LIMO mas
geldab? Ser got15e rteure"
Sdleim, o oie 8lartnge! /.
bot ith als iintpler @ips berntsge-
itellt. Das lit bas Geil1ltat, an tpeI-
DIEM iebe atrglarabise 8iiienidaft an-
langt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31
deil Der Weteri-lDabrbaft oruber w2orir ser o Sic

rem bon aIlem 5dleiln. Der Heterii-
lieniaft lit beillom geger @ebielfie.
ber; tpenn man i'm augenblid 0es
Sieberanfalls einen neitet 2offeI boz
bon eianinl1nt. Der 5eritoBene Salrlen
mutt Sett permiIht, eibt eirle aopf-
ialbe gegen ltnge5iefers Mu6 @n-
idlmgert nnit elmer itarfen 4bfoda,ng
oes Samens bietlett Dem glei1en
3ipefe. 8ie ntobrenartigen ODER
rltnbIiben Wllr8eln Der @lir5el -9e-
teritlie idnleden iiiBlib uno getpiir3.
baft ltno ,peroen als @etpiir5 litto @e-
ntiile gegeiIen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31
= Ilter 2eier, isis. =

Gie 8egriffe bon @lid uno I'm.
gliid, tpie bielelben o1fgefaBt lper-
ben, ltno beri6ieoen BEL ben Ween-
ihelt Die MIR irbilh uno nraterien
oenfen. Srbiides @lid lit, tpie oie
grfabrune beitdtiet, iebr dintdril6
nno bon flr5er 9auer. nno ielbit, tper
oieles iroiibe 8liid belist, lit oft
nidts tpeniger als glidlid. 9as groB-
te irbil6e @liid lit Die @eiunobeit.
ltno ourin Bot BON @eburt an ME-
mono eilen 8or5ltg. l1niere Genera
tion entbebrt Dielfaf bieies groBen,
nnI6abbaren @liides. 3lrin Sell lit
es ibre Shulo, gum Seil au1 ni6t.
unlere 2ebenstpeile lit, i'm 8ergleid
5u Der attierer SorfabrerL pielfa1
nidt oarnad angetan, geluno gu le-
ben. unlere 8orfabre11, Die elm itar-
fes llrb tapferes @ei6le6t 4paren,
iinO bel Safergriisen 11no Qnelltpaller
berangeDabien. SSn ltnierem 3eital-
ter Der &affiniertbeit baben mir cine
uniiberIebbare Ilistpabl in Nabrung
nno 8eqllemli6feiten uller glrt, bie
ielbit ben Weinberbenlittelten nlebr
bietet ols Die Meiden al1ro goeueute
otter 3eiten it6 Ieiiten fonnten. 8e-
trdbten mir Die logenannten Hei1en.
8er cine Wtillion beiitt, oen bungert
eS nab elmer anbern Weillion. unb
mie enoen oft biele irbiI6 Gei6en?
SAT- taglid bort lnb lieIt man bon
Jteiben, oie na6 einern iippigen 8an-
fett am na6lten Worgen an einem
Ser5ldlog tot inn 8ett geflrnoen tper-
ben, ooer iib burh 1eberoruB am 2e-
ben oemlelben elm @irbe nla6en. @ir
bnben es gum groBen Sell in atnIerer
9ano, uns @eluttbbeit un6 Ionges
2eben 5u peri6affen, tpenn mir MIR
Die nns bonn Sbopfer fret our ger=
fiigung eeiteaten Mittel gebrou6en.
Gie beiten Dinge, oie @ott busu ae-
lbaffen bat, iin6 alien Meni6en ge-
meit1iam nno 5aganglib: Sonne,
2iht nno 8arne, refine Sinunelsluft,
gutes, friibes @aiier, Sreuoigfeit
unb beiterer Siirn, cine ourh 9lrbeit
uno Sunger getpiir5te Mabl5eit, 9tl-
be fta6 apoblgetaner 4rbeit ano ser
8enuB Der S6onbeiten lno ssreuoen
Der uns nn1gebenoen Natnr. gs lit
bod)it trallrig, tpenn bon alI oieIen
foitbaren @iitern ielbIt bic Neihen
lrno Wa6tigen nibts tpiiien 1tno oie-
lelben entbebren n1iiiien. @etrn nlan
5lt oieIen natiirliben @ottesgaben
nun nod Die burb oie Mrbeit alnb gr-
finoung Der aberdeen geIdaffenen
geqnenli6feiten bin5ufiigt, mtb iie
IN Der ri6tigen 8eiie benltbt, 10 fam
man IN gepiiiem Sinne ihon, nlenih-
lid gelpro6en, Elm gliifli6es 9aiein
fiibren. gSie aber ole &eligiom 1lno
tanienoiabrige grfabrung lebren,
tpobnt ous bolIforltrnene @liif nift
nltf oieler gr6e. Mer 4pirflih 5ufrie-
ben lit nit ieiner Sage 1tno ieinen
Berbaltniiien, tper feline BfIiAten
@ott unb ieinem Mitnerri6en gegen-
uber getreulid erfiilt, Der fam iih
lbon iroii6es arnb gang beIonoers
elpiges @liid ertperben. DieIes @Iiid
liegt inn Woglibfeitsbereihe eines
ieoen Weniden.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31

Gs lit nitfrihtig at be6mierlt, bob
Elm @nbiofotniilertdbor aus iit1Der5eib-
Iider Sgnorn1ls ieialelr 8uborerir ei1le
beritii1nrlelte @eIbihte iiber ben l1rs
iprli1g bieIes berrIihen nlteh 0elit-
iden @eibnadtslieoes ultftifdt. Den
meiiten oeutIden 3uborern lit 6ie Sc
ihihte tpobbefnnttt, lttn6 IN ieber
beutihen Snltilie miro nm Weib-
1tndtsnbeiio Dor &rippe ltitb Meib-
nadtsbolnt bns etpige, fbone @eib-
rradtslieo u5tine Wabt" geIii1tgelt
lt1tb geipielt.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-19
Aircraft Carrier.
 Freighter Collide Off England

BERWICK, Eng. (P)-The Bri- tish aircraft carrier Albion and a small coal freighter collided in a gale in the North Sea yesterday. The freighter sank swiftly and eight hours later only three of the 24 crewmen aboard were known to have survived.
 Lifeboats fought the foaming waves hunting survivors near the Farne Islands eight miles off the northeast coast of England.
 The newly built l8,50O-ton Al bion was manned by a civilian crew and was in tow to drydock for completion. The collision ram- med a hole in the carrier and she was reported taking water.
 The Albion had aboard three survivors from the freighter, the 2,025-ton Maystone, carrying coal to London. A spokesman for the owners of the Maystone, said life boat crews still at sea had some hopes of picking up other surviv- OrS.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-19
U. s. Will Speed Up Atomic Bomb Production
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Continued from Page One) about 10 per cent of the overall program which is to be financed by deficiency appropriations bill in the next session of Con- gress.
 The second move was Senate approval of a measure by Senator McMahon to lift some of the spending curbs imposed on the AEC earlier in the session. This still is subject to House approval.
 McMahon refused to answer when asked by, newsmen whether the speed-op action is the result of recen disclosures that Soviet Russia has had an atomic explo- sion.
 At the United Nations yester- day, Andrei Vishinsky, Soviet for eign minister, restated to a news conference the Soviet claim that Russia has had the bomb since 1s47.
 McMahon, while saying that a 'major expansion effort" is being undertaken, emphasized that it is "an acceleration of planned pro ductiOn that has been in the plan ming stage since last spring"
 McMahon made the announce ment of the Presidents authoriza- tion following a closed door com mittee meeting with AEC officials. The Senator predicted the accel- eration would probably result in speeding up" the AEC conStruc- ton program by "three or four months"
 Hanford is the center of pluton-
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-19

CHEHALIS, Wash. (P - Two children were burned fatally yes terday by fire that destroyed the home of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Mo Cormick at Bunker Creek, 10 miles west of Chehalis.
 The two victims, Sheila, 3, and Kathy, IT months, were in bed with colds. Their mother had placed a vaporizer on an electric plate. ..
 The fire was beyond control when noticed by Mrs. Mccormick. Flames made rescue of the chil- dren impossible.