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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16
Grnbe Gage

.8er fennt lie ni9t? 8em bIeiben
lie eripart? @eboren ite niht gum
mebielbollen 8ilbe oes 2ebens iiber-
baupt? Griibe Gage iinb feine ounf-
len, feline troitloien Gage. gs IGbt
ii6 nod NIT ibnen fertig tperoen, ia
man fann ibnen unter l1mIt1nben
iogar einen 8ert, ia S60nbeit ab.
getpinnen.
Gin triiber Sag in ser geatur bat
oft leinen eigentiimliden, sebeimnis-
poGen Gei5, uno bon &uDsbael big auf
uniere 3eit bot es Maler gegeben,
Die Wtit 8orliebe ben Stimmungen
unb S6attierungen iolder triiben 60
ge na6gingen unb ibren @ebalt aus.
5ui6opfen beriudten. Cine in pran.
genoem Sonnenlibt, in iippiger syar.
benglut oaliegenbe 2anbi9aft rebet
5u unleren Sinnen, unierer Ybanta-
tie glei6iam nit tauienb 3ungen. Die
Con- uno 2ihtflut, Die oa auf uns
einoringt, fonnen mir faurn betp1lti-
gen. go lebbaft uno leudteno, nit
Subelfanfaren fiinbet ii6 au9 oas
@lif an, oas groBe, beraul1enoe,
tpenn es ii6 nabt als &ei6tum, gbre,
&ubm, 2iebe, tpenn es oas Brunt-
bil0 irgeno elmer grbenluit rnttpirft.
Mber i9meiglam, Derbalten, griiBt elm
Groenfled6en, iiber bem eben oie
Some unterge9ansen lit, oie Mebel
ODER oie 8olfen iagen. @s tpedt ben
Vergleid nit einem grlebnis, oas
5nnadit getragen Iein, nit elmer @nt-
taui9ung, bic itberapunoen iein min.
8abri6einli6, 11ein ii6er, fino &e-
gen, yeebel 1lno @olfen Dem gfen-
idenleben genau 10 beiliam tpie ser
ytatur, aber bas &eiliame eri6eint
ni6t INNER 6as @obltuenoe nno Mn-
genebme. Sdufig lit Ser tribe Sag
oa orauBen idon geeignet, uniere
Stimmung 5u beeinfIuiien, unier
Boblgefiibl 5u beeintrd6tigen, lniere
glaiti5itdt 5u nlinbern.
&ufen mir gegen oas @rau trii.
Der Gage oie 5reu6e auf, uno stpar
Die @elegenbeit, anoern Sreu6e all
bereiten. Die finoet iid gar balo, auf
Sbritt uno Sritt, tpenn mir nur NIT
reolidem @illen nod ibr alsip1ben.
gen nabren 5inn bes 2ebens batte
iener &uiier erfannt, Der ieben Sag
als einen berlorenen be5ei9nete, an
Dem es ibm niht moglih gepeien
mar, einen Meniden at erfreren: Die
5onnenitrablen, Die mir IN oas Da-
lein unoerer bineintragen, berbreiten
um lns ielbit 2iht linb @1rme.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16

tpuBtiein: r@ebe Dem Sanbtperfer,
Der fi6 ieiner Qrbeit i6dmt, Dem
iie MIR Sod lit, ltnter. Dos er fth
fniriden6 atpangt uno biift, oent fie
ni9t 5reuoe uno Stola it," @r tp,1B-
te bas sbeal e9ter Meiiteridaft in
bereoten @orten 5u i9il6ern. 8eruf
lit nidt nur 8eberribune te9niiher
Jertigfeiten, ionoern ebenio grfiil-
lung gottli6er 8erufung. Bor @ott
Der ibm Die Ealente berlieb, bleibt
Der 8erufene beranttportli6.
l1eber Son1ilie uno Stano tp0Ibt
|iid oas Salis oes Staates, in bem
bas ganae 8olf tpobnen jon. No1 ba.
ben mir i'm ni9t, nod ben1iiben
|itb Die Bolittfer Inn ben Neabal
zines oeutiden Staates nod bemo-
frotii6en @eieben. &olping griff NIT
feiner @r5iebungsarbeit iiber bic Ser.
ionli6feit, bie 5an1ilte unb oen 8e-
rufsitanb binaus, aielte anf bie iiber.
georonete @emeinidaft: bas 8o1f,
nno nod tpeiter, auf Die BoIferfami-
lie. ~8ir greifen burb Die 2iebe, Die
mir BEN @eIenen 1piomen, Ing ei-
gentlide Sera oes 8olfes uno bauen
an Der 3ufunft."
9ie l.niiberiebbaren @rfolge bun-
oertiabriger Irbeit fir Suseno, So
milie, Stan6 uno 8olf lesen 3elg-
nis ab fir Die geniale 5i9erbeit,
init Ser &olping bie ProbIeme am
padte, Die uns bel,te mebr aIs ibm
auf ben gedgeln bremen. Mls in Sen
Hfingittagen feline S0bne 5u 3ebn-
tauienoen nod 4oln piIgerten, ibre
Bonner 1m fem DenfmaI auf 6em
&olpingplas flatterten, ibre &nie in
Mnoriten iid Dor ieinem @rabe
bengten, muroen ibre &eraen tpieoer
ent5iinoet 5u reuer apofoliIder 8e-
geiiterung.
l1no iie tragen ieinen Namen, iei.
ne Soeen, iein @erf itoIa iiber 6ie
Sdtpeae oes 5tpeiten Sobrbunoerts.
- K0lner ,Kirchenseitung'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16
8m. g., N. M. :

Srotoem etli6e moberne Mer5te 6ns
8egenteil bebaupten, aber 1i6t betpei-
len fonnen, aeiat Ole t1eli6e Grfab-
rung, baB getpiiie ieeliide ,tno forper-
lihe @igeni6aften ii6 pererben, oft
al1f oie 51peite ooer brittle Generation.
Ser beriibmte @ntoeder Der 8erer.
bungsgeiebe lit Der Iugultinerpater
@regor Nenbel 1892 Biz 1884), Der
our6 5ablreide 8erlu6e ser @eies-
,ntaBigfeit Der neutrality-suspicious.
gen oargetan, iroem er oielelben I'M
Sflan5enleben nadtpies. Nie Die @elt
ser 8flan5en, 10 Itebt aud oas meni6s
lide @elhle6t unter oieien Noturges
ieben. @as iib nidt bererbt, bas iino
perIonlidb ertporbene gigenidaften.
9ielelben geboren eben nidt - nil.
ieni6aftli6 ausgeoriidt - our CRIB
moiie. @rbanlagen baeesen, Die i'm
grbgut Durseln, nererben itb, io1pobl
quite als au6 i6lebte. go pererben
iid Samilien6bnlidfeiten: Sarbe Ser
Saare, Der 4ugen, sSorm ser 9aie,
Saltung oes &orpers, @einnobeit,
muiifaliide unb 5ei6neril6e 8erottIa.
gung. Nad oen @elesen Der 8erer,
blng iiberi6lagen beitimn1te @igen-
tiimli6feiten cine Generation uno
treten erit in elmer folgen6en Genera
ton pieoer auf. giseni6aften Ser
@roBeltern treten beutli9 in ben @n-
felfinbern berbor. Neben oen forperIi.
6en pererben ii6 aub ieeliife gigen.
ibaften, tpie temperament uno Gba.
rafter. 8eiunbe unb franfe ieeIii6e
@igeni6aften pererben ii6. @s ber-
erbt iid eben Die leiblide @runoIage
fir Die ieelti6en @igeni6aften. rNiht
als ob," mie $. Mudermann iagt,
~Seelii6es als iol9es aus grbanlo.
gen entiteben fonnte, ipobl aber in
oem Gimme, oaB oas Seelii6e beoingt
miro our6 &orperbaftes, oas in Der
8ererbung 1pur5eIt. I" @ebirn uno Seer,
ben iino idlieBli6 bo6 bie Snitrumen.
te Ser Seele. Sinb oieie Snitrumente
oefeft, 10 fann Die Be ite. Seele ntht
gut li9 ibrer beoienen, iolanee fie an
ben irOiiden &orper in ginbeit Der.
bunoen lit. 8eil bieie @elese Ser Ser
erbung NaturgeIese iinb, tpirfen iie
nit GROCER &eeelntaBigfeit. Mm
i6limmiten iino oie i66oli6en Mls-
mirfungen bel Ber1panoteneben. Ndn
fann 1pobl oneraieben, formen, fSr.
bern, einodmmen, ober bas @eIes
bleibt. @s miro au6 pielfa6, auf Or.
fabrung geitiitt, bebauptet, oaB Sob
ne niel bon ser Mutter, S6dter biel
bonn 8ater ererben. Das i6redlidIte
grbgut fG1t 9inbern folder gItern
5lt, bie Ilfobolifer ODER 8ei9ledts,
franfe iino. 8ei an6ern &ronfbeiten,
tpie Suberfulolis uno 9rebs, ion oie
&ranfbeit ielblt nidt erbli6 iein, ober
Die Seranlagung ba5u beitebt. 9ur9
Die @rfabrung lit ebenfaIs ertpieien,
oaB cine idmangere 5rau auf bie 2ei-
besfruGt forperli6 uno ieeIii6 elm.
tpirft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16
syran IS. g., MaT. :

Sci 8ebanoluns Der bon Sbnen an,
gefiibrten 2eioen empfeblen mir geil-
den(BioleDtee. @egen &eu6bulten
uno aitbma trinfe man tGgli9 eine
Saiie Seildenbldttertee nit Sonie
oermil6t. Man bot bel &eblfopfse,
idmiiren unb iogar frebsartigen Sc.
Idpiiren NIT Observation-Disclosures ouf-
fallenbe Seilunsen betpirft. gu oie-
lem 31ped gibt man t1sli9 geil6en-
blattertee unb, 1penn oie @eidtpiire
duBerlib iinb, iiberbinbet man beItdn-
Dig Die @unben nit roben, aerquetId-
ten 8eil6enbldttern, -tpur5eln uno
-bliiten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16

8ooen entitanoen uno grobsetpadien.
9as oordriitlide Seioentum bate
fein BerItdnonis fir oie Bflege Der
franfen Menidbeit; oasielbe ,par fir
Die &ranfen, Shmaben urb alten
lieb- uno gefiibaos. 0em feinfiibligen
8rieden 1par ser atblid zines bdBlt'
den &ranfen unangenebm uno belei.
oiste iein ditbetiides @efiibl.
S6Da6licbe l.no friippelbafte &inoer
lieB 2ptlre ouf Dem Sapgetus aus.
iesen. Iu6 Blato ipri6t iib NIT Der
bartber5igiten @ntidieoenbeit seeen
langanoauernoe lno UNI 1tdnoli6e
Guroeriu6e aus. &aum oie eigenen
Samilienmitglieoer erbielten BEL Sen
Seioen i'm grtranfungsfaue Die n0-
tige 8flege. 8ra6 cine Seude aus,
10 lieB ser Seioe leine eigenen 9ln.
geborigen, bon Sdreden uno glnsIt
fir iein eigenes 2eben erfiiat, bilflos
i'm Sti6. 0ie armen &ranfen fonn-
ten am @ege liegen, obne oaB tpeoer
ser Staat nod oie Bripattdtigfeit
al16 MIR einen 8erlu6 ser Yflege
ooer 9fettung iibernommen bGtten.
Gang anoers tpuroe es inn GbriIten.
tum. als ureigenlte ginri6tung ser
Stride entitanO iene beroii6e &ran.
fenpflege, oie Bis auf oen beutigen
Sag bon fatbolii6en Srben beioerlei
@eI6le6ts iibernommen neroen. Ser
9egrtff zines Soipitals 1par oen Sei-
oen unbefannt. Sobalo bie Stride ji6
fret entfalten fonnte, enti itanoen &ran-
fenbauier, Soipitdler, GItenbeime,
Sinoelbauier iiberau, sleidiom als
5ilialen Ser &ir6en uno &loiter. Ser
8ranfe lit i'm gbriitentlm ni6t mebr
Elm unniites Mitglieb bes Staates,
ionbern ltnier 8ruoer in Gbri titus, ser
beripro6en, baB CT oen gertnglten
Oienit, Sen mir einem 9Irftigen er-
peiien, 10 belobnen tpiro, als bGtten
mir i'm Sbm ielbIt ertpieIen. SSn bert.
iden 2anoern gab es bereits i'm Sabre
1904 Sic Sl.s@eii it-Spit1ler. Sieie
fir6liden Soipitaler tpuroen nun fir
alle 3eiten oie Bflansidulen ser 1rat.
liden 8iiieni6aft, uno Die 1perftGtige
NadItenliebe, Der @uni6, oen arn1en
&ranfen 5u belfen, marc sic tpirfiam.
ite Inregung 5ur iieni6oftliden,
meoi5inii6en Sori6ung. gs lit ferner
eine geibidtlide Satiade, baB iotpobl
in europa als au9 in ser geeuen
8elt oie erIten 0ffentliden S6ulen
bon &atbolifen gegriin6et tporben
iino. SSSn 9eutldlono griinoete Ser
&atbolif &aiier &arl Ser @roBe, ser
befanntli6 bon 758 Bis 8t4 regierte,
Die eriten offentliden S6uIen. Gr
eroffnete in aaden offentlide S6u.
len nit alien alaiien. ieielben tpo-
rem fir ale 8olfsflaiien beItimnt, fir
arme uno Neide, SiirIten, aoelise
nno 8auern. 8efannt lit, DOB &aiIer
9arl lelbIt oie Sdulen bGufig beIu6.
te, ielbit eraminierte un6 itreng ouf
Su9t uno Sronune bielt.
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s.. g., Cincinnati, .. -

Sic baben re6t. Bon oieien ioae,
nannten fir6li6en 8auten fann man
leioer bebaupten: u8on &unIt feinen
0nnIt" - un6 bon tir9li6er &unIi
teinen bIauen Sunit. 4ebnlid Der bon
Sbnen ertpabnten proieftierten Stride
in Cincinnati itnb in 6en letten Sab.
rem audi an6ersno &ir6enbauten er.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16
MuAkunN
Son Srpf. 5. N. 0abreu,
&ebafteur Ses ,8aiieuf frennb'
S. @. 3d., Sans. -

9as lit elm alter 2ooenbiiter. Sbr
roter io5ialiitiI6er 0titarbetter
ihnatt nur nab, tpas anoere &atbos
ltfenbaiier INNER tpieoer als @e'
ihidtsliigen ser Stride gum 8orpuri
MAIDEN. 8er sic @el6i6te fenrt,
idpabt nibt ioIhes 9lef. SelbIi
oentenoe, aufri6tige So5ialiiten, pie
Der Dor Sabren abgetafelte Io5ialiiti-
lde &ongreBmann, muBten oas @e'
itdnonis maiden: ~3ur gbre ser mo.
naltii6en Sroen oes 8eItens muB
geIagt 1peroen, oaB ite sic eriten pa.
rem, tpelfe ser Sanoarbeit ibte @iir.
oe perlieben. Inter oieIen muB por'
sugsmeiie Der 8eneoiftineroroen Der.
porgeboben tperoen, ser als eiierne
Sunoamentalregel Sic 8eroronung
5ugrllnoeleste, oaB feline Mitglieoer
NIT ser 9lrbeit ibrer eigenen Sanoe
iidb unterbalten miiiien. Der groBe
9iIdof (?) Sbonas a &enlpis NOR
elm geneoiftiner (?) (oem So5ialiIten
Berger fann man es nidt au5u Iebr
periibeln, BOB er Sen 8erfaiier Der
~Radfolge gbrilti" gum 8ildof uno
8eneoiftiner erbebt; Sbomas a Sem.
pig mar befanntli6 ein auguItiner.
monh. - Inmerf. 5. Geo.) 1no er
pflegte nit ieinen Monhen inn Som.
mer ielbIt Seloorbeit gu nerri6ten. "
- Gin anoerer Sosialiit, Sr. George
Serron, elm prominenter io5ialiItii der
SdriftIteqer, i6rieb Dor Sabren
Aus oen STERN oes Dtittelalters
gingen sic eroBen &iinite, Die l1nioer.
iitaten, oie &atbeoralen, sic geiItigen
8elebunesoerIu6e (Reoibals) zines
Sran5isfus uno Bernard, uno sic
&reu55iige berbor. Ser Won6 NOR ser
Sionier Ser Ssnouitrie uno oes Ider.
baues iotpobl, als au9 Der 8illen.
I6aft unb oes &reu5es. @r 1par es,
Ser oie Staote uno Staaten nttten in
BEN 8aloern llnter barbariIden Sol.
feritammen griinoete. gr NOR es, ser
ben Shepaden Dor Sen grpreiiungen
Ieines erauiamen 2ebnsberrn i6iibte
uno bie 2eioen Der 2ebnsberri6aft
uno oes @igentumsmonopols binoers
te." @er tpirflif unparteiii6e uno
nur Die @abrbeit bertretenbe sc.
i6i6tsforI6ung betreiben min, fann
nod intereiiantere Sa6en iiber bas
pielgei6mabte nfinitere Neittelalter"
entbeden. &atboliihe Mon6e, Sr.
oensleute 1,no Miiiionare baben in
oen friibeiten 8ionieriabren Der
geeuen 8elt ben Snotanern 3ibiliio.
tion gebradt, Sdulen erri9tet un6
Die &otbaute 5lt getperbli6en 8eI9df.
tigungen aneeregt. als Babr5eiber
baben it6 Bis auf ben beutieen Sag
Die 5ablrei6en 9amen oieler unierer
Stdote, Counties un6 sSlIiie erbol.
ten, bic Hamen bon Setlisen tragen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16

itan6en, oie ben Namen @ottesbous
niAt nerbienen. l1niere tiefsI1nbiget,
Bionierborfabren brahten 1eben IT,
rem lebenbigen @lanben ben firhIi.
den &unititnn NIT beriiber uno bau.
ten i9One, tpenn aud fleine fatboIi.
l6e &ir6en uno &apeIlen.
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WurUnn
Ieiden Sic
( an

Kopfschnnerzsa
verstirnYntesn
Magen
verdaurmgs-
st0rung
Nervositit
Case lnd
Blihungen
Schlaf : uad
Appetitlosigk
verursacht
durch
"ayHs-I--SA3 .
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16

Dr.. Peter Fahrney
is4o. 1905 Hartleibigkeit ]
Erlangen Sic schnelle, erprobts,
anzenehms Linderung init
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So. g., @. 3d.
9ie dr5tlide 8iiienidaft uno oie
&rantenpflege lit auf fatboliidem
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-11


Twas crowded Quite Pauites
Brown Louise Thomas Arthur Graham Dick Mann Wallace
Ulysses Mary
Jane Ward, Banks
George driving a Packard va
Saw too Freddie Gray Betty Williams Harvey
FOR RICHER OR POORER
The Carl Banks relation to those above wedding
Saturday night
couple Burnaugh
Kay Luther
Roy Moss and Phillip True Of those table
others enjoying
Mcclure
Rosemary Martin Matthew Little, Sylvia Booker
Madison, Mary Crenshaw, Ira Allen Hobart Mitchell
THE IMMORTAL BARD
(JOhn yOu) nearly
John,
poisoning attacked clipper
than any COnvalescent has a right to be-
Johns going take column tell
what it's like to, practically arise from the dead
DO you KNOW ME7
friend to have country have
myself envy
groups hungry wthdray
appetite insatb fail
a grind grist dispense
food
only
rm o
triumph signs victory
Many present
add them huge list of adherents
groesque unacceptable
until thins child
he devil and lie GOSsIP.-sam Harris
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-11

February 10, at Halle Q. Brown
at 7:15.
The Les Amies Club held their
first business meeting of the year
Friday, February 4. Mrs. MilliCent
Marshall was acting hostess. The
next meeting will be social meet
ing and vii be held at the home
of Mrs. Faustine Smith, st. Paul
Those members who were not
present at the meeting were Mrs.
Helen Coins and Mrs. Dorisella
Freeze. Mrs. Dorothy Roberts, a
member of the club, is i'll but sat
isfactorily improving at her home.
Officers for the year were cleo
ted at the Toute Bonnie Amies club
which met Friday evening, Feb. 4,
at the home of Mrs. Minnie Ray
mond, 654 Rondo Ave They are
Mrs. Hermione Hickman, pres;
Mrs. Minnie Raymond, vice-pres.
Mrs Eliza Tarver, secretary; Mrs.
Corneha Smith, treas; and Mrs.
Cora Strothers, sunshine chair
man.
After the meeting, a Valentine
social followed, and the mystery
lady was revealed. The next meet
ing of the club will be at the home
Of Mrs. Corneha Smith Friday,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-11

Two sisters and a brother will
have a joint birthday celebration
in observance Of their birthdays,
all of which come in February.
They are Florence Nelson, 1874
Rondo Ave, born February l2;
William Briley, 743 Rondo Ave,
born February 81; and Mrs. Fred
Jones Of Minneapolis, born Feb.
20. The celebration will be held
February 20 in Minneapolis.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the At
tucks Brooks Post of the Ameri-
can Legion met Monday, Feb. 8,
at the home of Mrs. Daisy Nc
Adams, 500 Central Ave. Twelve
members were and one new mem
Der, Mrs. Dorothy Shavers. The
next meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. Eunyce Lewis, ga lyle
hart Ave, unless otherwise mott
fled.
Ida NJ. Williams, daughter of
Mrs. Bertha Mckinley, 459 st.
Anthony Ave, will be married Sat
urday, Feb IL, to A. C. Triplett,
41S Rondo Ave.
Mrs Emile Hill $50 Rondo Ave,
and Mrs. Richard Hall, 800 Car
roll, left Sunday night, Feb. 8,
for New Orleans to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Hills mother, Mrs.
Lillian Walker, of 1886 Cadiz St.
Word of her mothers death was
received Sunday morning by Mrs.
Hill.
A five pound, six ounce baby girl
was born February 2, to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Shannon, Jr, IT'S
Carroll Ave, in Bethesda hospital.
The paternal grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shannon Jr.,
693 Carroll Ave, and the maternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Redmon of Topeka, Kans,
This is the Shannons first child.
Sunday, Feb. Is, at 8:15 pm.
Mrs William Hammond will dis
cuss books at Halle Q Brown
community house at the Sunday
evening salon.
The EQ.V. Club will sponsor an
outstanding speaker Saturday,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-11
SOCIAL & PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. L. e Willis, 1850
Sherburne Ave, had as their
weekend guest Snowden A. Will
hams of Detroit. Mr.. Williams is
In his first year at st Thomas
Military Academy. He was also
entertained at dinner Sunday, Feb.
8, by Mr.. and Mrs Phillip Free
man and son Phillip Jr., s57 lyle
hart Ave.
The Women met Friday, Feb. 4,
at the home of Mrs. William D.
Massie, 932 Iglehart Ave Plans
were made for a Valentine party
for the husbands of the members.
Mrs. Percy Dawson was given a
birthday gift. The club will meet
again Friday, February IS, at the
home of Mrs. H. Myers, 1856 Rondo
Avenue.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-11
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Mrs. BeuIah COhrOn Of 901 4th
st. N. returned home Feb. 8 from
Lincoln, Neb. where she went to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Mary
Lewis, a family friend. Mrs. Lewis
died SUDDENLY Saturday night, Jan.
20. Mrs. Lewis is the mother Of
Mrs Georgia Palmer, 715 It'll st.
North.
Mrs. Ethel Mcintosh was elected
president of the Keeys club of
Border Methodist church in its
meeting Monday, Feb. 7, at the
home of Mrs. Ann Crews, 3428
Oakland Ave. Other officers cleo
ted were Mrs. Ann Crews, vice.
president; Mrs. Elsie Parks, Sec
rotary; Mrs. Pauline Young, as
sistant secretary; Mrs. Fern
Hawkins, treasurer; Mrs. Dessa
Peppers, sunshine chairman, and
Mrs, Lillian McClendon, Mrs. Paul
inc Demery, sick room chaiunen.
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Breedlove,
622 Fremont Ave. N, have an
nounced the marriage Of their
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Invitations are In the mail for
the wedding of Blaine Frazier
and lima Jean Walker. They will
be married February IL.
Pfc. Ralph Patterson returned
home Friday, February 4, after
serving three years in the service,
two of which were spent overseas.
He is the son of Mrs. Pansy Pat
terson, 604 9Th Ave. N.
Mrs. Charles Ballard and daugh-
ter, Charlene of 1901 Bryant Ave.
N. returned to the city Friday,
February 4, after a three weeks
vacation in Des Moines, Ia. They
visited their parents and grand
parent, Mr.. and Mrs. Mort Cassell.
Gary Miller, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
wenzel Miller, 522 Emerson Ave
NJ, celebrated his fifth birthday
February 3. Gary is now recuper-
ating from a tonsilectomy opera
ton which he had January 20.
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daughter, Dolores, to Mr. Alonzo
Demery, Feb. 4, at the home Of the
bride. They were married by the
brides father, Rev. J. A. Breed
love
The Twin City Maids and Ma
irons, met Saturday, February 5,
at the home Of Mrs. o. B. VIII
lams, 4445 First Ave. So. The
first club prize was won by Mrs
w. Baxter Walker. second, Mrs.
Harold Combs and third SIrs. A
v. Hall. Mrs. David Frances was
the club guest. The next meeting
will be held February 10 at the
home of Mrs Donald Brady, Sr.,
5000 Fifth Ave. So.
Grace BarnweIl, niece Of Mrs.
and Mrs. Turner Prise, 706 Rondo
Ave, and a friend, Mary Daniel,
both of Chicago, left Tuesday, Feb.
1, for their home after spending .
few days with the Prices.
Mrs. Bessie Nealy, 57s 9Th Ave.
No., Is stiIl very III She is lmprov-
ing very slowly.
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Harry Evans New Manager
of Associated Publishers

was granted a years leave on &C
count of health
Associated Publishers is a co
operative publishers represent.
tive representing % colored week
ly newspapers, l6 with ABC rat
ing.
The newspapers asked Mr.. l.
Cour to head Associated Publish
ers five years ago and he built il
into successful organization
which now represents most of tn"
important colored newspapers.
Mr. Evans has been his assistant
for three years and before that
was advertising manager Of the
New Jersey AFRO-AMFRICAN
For % years he was in the bust
ness office Of the Madame Walker
Company.
New Business Manager
The new business manager IS
Mr.. Richard Green who served as
a captain in World War H. Before
that he was q bookkeeper in the
Citizens and Southern Bank Of
Philadelphia.
Attending the board meetin"
Saturday were Carter Wesley Of
the InfOrmer Newspapers, Hous
ton. Texas: Thomas Young of the
Journal and Guide; Frank Stanlev.
Louisville Defender. D. ArnC''
and Carl Murphy Of the AFRO
AMERICAN.
D. Arnett Murphy is president
Of API
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Demand for Nursing Service

This is a big country and. com.
pared to most others, a very heal
thy country. and yet every two sec
onds someone enters a hospital and
increases the demand for nursing
service. That's why it's so import
ant to bring about improvement in
nurses working conditions and
wages. says American Nurses as
ISOLATION. in order that more quail.
fled young women may enter the
profession.
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The CantinOs met Tuesday, Feb.
8, at the home of their directess,
Mrs. Halle Ewing, 404S Fourth
Ave. South.
Mr.. Russell Underwood, 1922
Oakland Ave. So, is home from
the hospital. Mr.. Underwood had
been confined to Fairview Hospi-
tai for quite some time. His condi-
ton is steadily improving.
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sulfur In lamb rations has been
proved effective in protecting
lambs against enterotexemia. an
affliction also known as "overeat-
ing disease" Various amounts Of
sulfur were fed 10 three lots Of
lambs. Death losses from entero-
toxemia ranged from less than l
per cent In the group receiving the
heaviest dose, to approximately IS
per cent in the lot receiving the
highest dose.
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Need Huge Oil Imports

OIL imports totalling about a mn
lion barrels daily will probably be
needed by United States by 1855,
an oil company official estimated
recently. He said that the present
surplus Of oil production in the
western hemisphere will disappear
about 1851 or 1852, barring unex-
pected new discoveries and that
South America will be able TO sup
ply this country with only about
halR Of its imports by 1855. the rest
coming from the Middle East.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-11

Dairy and poultry farmers paid
substantially less for their new 1913
automobiles than they did for their
new 1910 models in terms Of milk
and eggs. This is true even though
the price Of automobiles in dollars
and cents ha- increased. In terms
Of 100 pounds Of milk, 500 we're re-
quired TO pay for a new car in 1910
and only 343 for a 40 model last
year. Similarly. II took l78 crates
Of eggs to cover cost Of a new 1870
model car compared with 90 for a
1913.
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Cost Of Fires

Nearly 100000 places in which
people live have Ares every year
with an average loss OF $500 per
Ore. These 6res cause the death OF
about $500 persons each year, and
the majority Of the victims are
women and children.