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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-30
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EMILIO AcuIHAL1S FkMy.
born March 30. 1858. in cavite
Province near Manila, son Of a
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IN THE CEMCtfTC OF THE
ELEVENTH JEDICIASI CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA,
IN And FOR MONROE. FOGNTY,
IN CHANGERY. = Hst'sE*
Case No. I1-SNS st
8, INOR CE
JACK ALBERT STEIN,
Plaintiff.
REGINA SINCLAIR STEIN,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION n
TO: REGINA SINCLAIR STEIN,
1241 Agate Street,
San Diego, y. California;
You are hereby required to ap-
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
divorce In the above styled cause
on or before the 30th day Of April,
A. II. 1949, otherwise the allegations
therein will be taken as confessed.
This Order Is to be published once
a week for four consecutive week s
in The Key West Citiztn, a news
paper published i'm the Citsiof Key
West, Florida. .sss4
DONE AND oRDERED lids 2sth
day of March, A. p. I94s.cfss NJ
(Sea) EARL r.. ADAMS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: (sd) Florence H.. sawyer,
deputy clerk.
(SD) ALLAN b. CLEARE, JR.,
Attorney for Plaintiff sa8r
mario; apr.6-13-20,19 49.
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TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES
Know Americal

1825-Samuel B. Maxey, Ken
lucky lawyer, Texas Confederate
general, U. S. senator, born in
Monroe County. KY. Died Aug.
is, 1895.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-30

l842-John Fiske, famous Bos-
ton historian, popularizer of his
tory, evolutionist, popular lee
turer and gentle philosopher,
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mar. 3D. 30,I949.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
]. Fl. Cutes Dies
Suddenly Thursday
Morning AT Ldrue

Joseph Henry Gates. native and
lifelong resident of Larue com
munity, died suddenly early
Thursday morning at his home.
He was a farmer.
Funeral services will be con
Quoted at the residence today at
3 p. m. by the Revs. R. L. Vaughan
and G.. A. Broadus. Interment will
be in Larue cemetery. Fails of
Pascagoula is in charge.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Annie Gates; five daughters
Mesdames Elsie Provost, Opal
Smith and Charlie Desporte, Bi-
loxi, Ethel Byrd, Ocean Springs
and Miss Lois Gates, Larue: sew.
en- sons, Martin and Bruner, Gulf
port, Otis, Perkinston. jim ano
Collie, Biloxi, Curtis, Crestview
Fla. and Sonny Boy, Larue; three
brothers. Famous, Ocean Springs
Louis. Pascagoula and Calvin
Greenwood; one sister. Miss Ma.
lissa Gates, Biloxi, and 10 grand.
children.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28

an almost perpendicular trip to
Sonola, stopping at Panajachel
6.447 feet above sea level. They
saw the ceremonies of FL Dia del
Santo (St. Tomas an annual fl
esta on the steps Of the cathedral,
where strangers YER not allowed
but must enter by a side door.
The trip ended at Antigua, an
cient capital of Guatemala.
Mrs. Bowling is a cousin of
Mrs. T.. II. Bacot, the club pres
ident.
During the business session,
plans yer completed for a mu-
steal silver tea, Nov. 5 at 3 p. m.
in the auditorium of First Meth
odist church. The program will
be by the Pascagoula Federated
Music club.
The club voted to present a
gavel to the MFWc at its com
ing convention, honoring its pres
ident, Mrs. Hermes Gautier, one
of the clubs founders.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
Wesleyan Guild
Presents Program

The Wesleyan Service Guild
presented a program at prayer
service Wednesday at First Meth
odist church of Moss Point under
the direction of Mrs. Woodrow
Rogers, president.
Taking part were Mesdames
Albert Lynn, Jack Turner, Mary
Holder, Thomas Fields, Owen De-
Angelo and Misses Charlotte Glib
son, Ora Nunerly and Vivian Nc
David.
A duet was sung by Mesdames
Wannon Suthoff and o. Breeland.
Miss Nan Cirlot and Mesdames
Foster Lennep. w. Fl. Rasmussen.
James v. Powell and Willie Ar
doin took part in a candle light
ing ceremony and the offertory
prayer was by Mrs. John G.. Hill.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
Members Indicted
By 0. S. Rotary
At Dinner Purty

Three new members were in
Quoted at the Ocean Springs Ro-
tary club meeting Wednesday.
They are Col. II. j. Bankston, who
is connected with the Gulf Re-
search Laboratory, Karl Max
well and l.. d. Dunnaway. w. l..
Barbour performed the induction.
A celebration for the 25th an
n%iversary of the club was planned
for the near future.
Major T.. A. Hitler, veterans ia
cility center, was guest speaker,
discussing the past and future
growth of the center and i~llustrat-
ing his talk with a chart.
Visiting Rotarians we're Dir. d.
w. Goldstein, Ft. Smith, Ark,
Charles Moore, Ed Tardy and
Frank Corso, Biloxi. Guest of
Major Hitler was F. J. Murphy,
Biloxi.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
Mrs. r. NJ. Bowling, New Orleans,
Describes Guatemala To Local Club

Mrs. Robert N. Bowling, wife
of an official at international
House, New Orleans, spoke on
Guatemala at a meeting Tuesday
of the Pascagoula Woman's club.
The speaker described the coun-
try as Of extraordinary beauty,
its people pursuing eenturies-old
customs.
Mrs. Dowling's party went by
car on a visit to the Magyar ruins,
first spending the night at a no.
tel on the shores Of Lake Atitlaz.
Mrs. Bowling drew word pic
lures of mothers wearing iden-
tical dresses; Of little boys COM
pletely hidden by stacks of corn
they were carrying to market; of
children holding lambs in their
arms as they gayly called Tar
des", their word for good-day to
the voyagers.
High on the road to Atilaz
they saw the IL villages, each
named for an apostle. lying on
the shores of the lake, and made
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
T. Vaughan, Jr.
Dies Of Injuries
Suffered In Crash

Paul Turner Vaughan. Jr., rs,
native and lifelong resident Of
Gautier, died Thursday night at
the county hospital of head in
juies suffered in an automobile
accident several hours earlier on
Highway 90 near Gautier.
Mr.. Vaughan was the son of P.
T. Vaughan, resident of Gautier
for about 40 years and superin-
tendent of the l.. and N. creosote
works, and Mrs. Celeste Gautier
Vaughan, a native of Gautier and
member of an old Jackson county
family. He attended Pascagoula
high school and was employed
with his father at the creosote
yard.
Returning From Show
The accident occurred about
2:45 am. Thursday as Mr.. Waugh
an and three companions were
returning from a midnight pic
ture show in Biloxi.
The car, driven by Otto Peter
son, Jr., Gautier, left the highway
and crashed into a power pole.
Others in the car were Warner
Peterson, who escaped serious in
jury as did his brother, and Alton
several badly broken bones and
is under treatment at Veterans
hospital in Biloxi, where his con-
dition is said to be slightly inn
proved.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Friday at the family home at
4 pm. by the Rev. P. J. Hannelly
of Our Lady of Victories church.
Interment was in Gautier GENE
terry.
Pallbearers were Calvin Bold
ing, Jr., Jimmy Clifford, Jerry
Gautier, Gordon Penton, Francis
Clifford and Roy Grimes.
Honorary pallbearers were Joe
Wilkerson, Red Montgomery,
Lewis Nichols, Hub Rollins, Phil
Chestnut, Robert Hagen. Newton
Gautier, c. L. Clifford, L. c. Win
terton, o. B. Lopez. Jr., and John
Falls. Fails Funeral Home in Pas
cagoula was in charge.
The young man is survived by
his parents; three sisters, Mes
danes Joe D. Lipscomb and A. l.,
Shipman, Jackson, and r II. Sci
bastian, Gautier; and three broth
ers, L. NJ, Biloxi, and H. G.. and
w. M, Gautier.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
First Methodist Circles
WSCS Holds Monthly Meet Monday

The monthly program meeting
of the Woman's Society Of Chris
tan Service was held Monday in
the substory of First Methodist
church.
Opening song was followed by
presentation Of the program by
Mrs. S. F. Warden, assisted by
Mesdames r. II. Chafin. Leon Nc
Bride, c. j. Landre, w. B. Golf
and Schley Byrd.
The business session directed by
Mrs. c. A. Carrier was followed
by a service by the spiritual life
prayer group
Two circles met the previous
Thursday when study was con-
tinued on the book, I'VE the
People of the Ecumenical Church
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
TroWel Garden Club
Decides To Join
Gulf Coast Council

The Trowel Garden club met
Wednesday in the American Le-
gion home with Mrs. NJ. E. Wig
ington presiding.
Guests were Mesdames Travis
Avara and Charles H. Gray of
Lake Garden club. The club vot-
ed to affiliate with the Gulf Coast
Council of Garden clubs.
The November and December
meetings will be combined for
the purpose of making Christmas
decorations.
Mesdames Arnold Stone and
Ray Hilburn we're welcomed as
new members. Mesdames Vivian
Frazier and r. T. May, hostesses,
served refreshments.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28

at a Biloxi hospital Tuesday aft
ernoon after a freak accident.
Ronald who lived with his
mother, the former Penny Schil-
lings, and his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. P. Schillings, had
gone across the street with his
great grandmother. Mrs. H. F
Busbee, to pick up pecans in the
yard of the adjoining property.
Ronald jumped on a concrete
bird bath, pulling it over on him
self.
He was born in Pascagoula and
had been in Biloxi about a year,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
Miss Bessie CoWun
Is Presented Pin

Miss Bessie Cowan was pre-
sented a pin and a lifetime men,
bership certificate of the Women
of the Presbyterian Church in
recognition of her service.
The Rev. Walter Bader, pastor,
made the presentation at the
family supper Wednesday.
Miss Cowan, lifelong member
of the church. is granddaughter
of the late Rev. Bingham, first
pastor.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
A

The meeting took place at the
Community Activities building at
2 p. m, with Mrs. r. +. Griffin
as hostess. Mrs. o. H.. Shepherd
led the devotional and Mrs. Wal
lace Harrell taught the opening
chapter of the study. Mrs. Boyce
Fisackerly was welcomed as a
new member. Concluding prayer
was said by Mrs. w. j. ellsworth.
Mrs. Wallace Harrell will be host
ess to the circle at its meeting
Nov. Z at 2 p. m.
PICKUP AID
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
KATHY JEAN A

Announcement is made by Mr.
and Mrs, Ted Adams. Pascagoula,
of the birth of their first child, a
daughter, Kathy Jean, at the
county hospital, Oct. 20. The child
weighed seven pounds, four
ounces. Mrs. Adams is the for
mer Christine knight. The baby's
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
A. Adams. Her maternal grand
father is f. J. Knight.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
EVA SANDERS

The newly organized circle has
been named for a medical mis-
sionary, Many circle members are
nurses. Mrs. f. w. Knighten was
selected chairman, Mrs. NJ. p.
Farley, co-ehairman; Mrs. F, II.
Thomas, secretary; Mrs. r. j.
Reed, community missions and
Mrs. Louise Taylor, social chair
man. Mrs. c. S. Poole, president
Of the mother society was a guest.
The circle will next meet Nov.
Z at 9 a. m. at the home of Mrs.
Farley on the Mobile highway.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
YWBC Dance Plans
Completed Monday

Plans for a Thanksgiving dance
after the Natchez = Pascagoula
game, Nov. "a, were completed
Monday at a meeting of the
Young Women's Business club.
The dance is to be informal.
There will be three prices for at
tendance: S1.25 for couples; rs
cents for stays and so cents for
high school students. The dance
will be in the city recreation
center.
The next meeting will be Nov.
ID
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
Local re Officers
Attend Blood Bonk
Meet In Mobile

George w. Noe, chairman of the
county blood bank program, II.
d. Magee, public information
chairman, and Mrs. Elizabeth La
tady, executive secretary of the
county Red Cross chapter, at
tended a meeting of the Red Cross
mobile unit in Mobile last Friday.
Emphasis was placed on the
fact that the blood bank program
is being operated free of charge
for the public. Blood is contrib
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28

Mrs. Henry Gautier, district
chairman, gave a talk on spastic
children, a club project this year.
Books on South America were
distributed.
Hostesses during the social hour
were Mesdames j. w. Brumfield
A. ID. Saucier. H. j. Ford, c. w,
Martin, Walter Lewis, w. B. Her
ring and M. l.. Hatten, Jr.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
WESLEY

The meeting was at the home
Of Mrs. James c. Dye with Mrs.
j. S. Fleming presiding. After
the repetition of the "timeless
prayer" in unison, the devotional
was given by Mrs. w. w. Van
Devender. Study was led by Mrs.
A. j. Adkins.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
BYRD

Mrs. Roy Pike was hostess to
the circle with Mrs. N. S. REVERE
saying opening prayer. A devo-
tional from Luke w was pre-
scented by Mrs. Joe Browne. Mrs.
II. l.. Watts discussed the first
chapter Of the study book, Mrs.
Pike was surprised with a num-
Der of gifts, it being her birthday.
Mrs. REVERE will be hostess Nov,
Z at 2 p. m.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
Calvary Baptist Church Circles
Circle Named For Medical Missionary

Units of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society of Calvary Bap-
fist church assembled at mem
bers' homes. Time was given to
study Of a new book, women
At Work In WMU''. Social hours
followed study.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
SERVICES OF
MOSS POINT

The regular fifth Sunday union
services of Moss Point churches
will be held at First Baptist
church Sunday at 7:30 p. m. with
the Rev. Hugh Castle delivering
the sermon.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28

An average New York sky
seraper will TEEN with thousands
of workers in the daytime and
be almost as silent as a tomb at
night.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28
Freak Accident
Results In Death
Of Ronald Roster

Ronald Roster, four-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Roster,
Biloxi, former Pascagoulans, died
uted and the bank furnishes it
without charge to those in need,
Mr.. Noe said.
Another meeting is scheduled
for Nov. 30 in G~ulfport. Gen.
George Marshall, president of the
Red Cross, will be present.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-10-28

Motion Picture star Jimmy
Stewart owns a pair of pacing
mares along with his father, Alex.
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@er5lide Bite clues
oeutid)en MifIiDnars

SSn elmer tirhlih bIiibenoen, aber
arnlen, gut fatboIilhen Enlargement.
De in Baragi,ap, 5iio.Mmerita, febIt
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lhe, rniiiide uns anoere quite &atbo.
lifen Dorban6en), tDiro INN oie giitiae
Mtbilfe Der 10 oft betp1brten fatboli.
lben @lallbensbriioer unb .idapeitern
aus ben Ser. Stoaten eebeten. sseoe
aud Die alerfleinite - @abe, Die
in einem gepobnlihen 8riefe auf mel.
ne bolle gerant1portung geianbt iper.
ben fann, nimnlt Der unter5eibnete
oeutide Bater banfenb entgegen.
anittnng miro iofort erteiIt. Sir Die
eolen Sreunbe unb Conner Der ae.
planten ST. -&reua- Stride miro monat.
lid Der Segen elmer beiIigen NeIie
anfgeopfert. @iitiee @aben uno gu.
lhriften nogen Sic bite rihten an:
@eD. 9obre, DON Sole 4reuiier, S
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Soutb Imerica.
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5ebnten Sobrestog Der gapItipobl
Bius' XII, nno benz 81. apriI, benz
gage ieines goIbenen 8rieiteriubi-
Idunlg, aud Die Meinung oes &l.
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fir Die Wieoerei1iesing @ottes in
ben Sbm gebiibrenoen bohiten Stang
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aonefte fir Die einbein,iihen Weger-
uno Snoianerniilionen am fonunen-
ben eriten Goitenloniitae erboben tper-
ben. Die lesfidbrige Dio5eianfouefte
ergab $20,955.51.
Corpus gbriiti, Ger. 9efannt
gegeben ipuroe Die @elignation oes
bodm'iten &rn. 8iihofs emmanuel
3. 9eopina, adt5ie Sabre alt uno
leit oreiitno5man5ig Sabren 8iihof
bon Corpus Gbriiti. Sein NadfoI-
ger, aoaoiutorbiid)of Wariano g.
8arriga, miro am Is. W1r5 in Der
bieiigen &ntbeorale bon Gr5biIAof
2ucep bon San Mntonio inItoIliert
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&nroinnI Soief Strings, gr3biidof
lDon 4Oln. iibt IN ieinen Jnitenbir-
tenbrief itrenee &ritif an ben aoitii-
men uno Der iiberni6bigen Seiterfeit.
Die p1breno bes biesi1brigen a0ller
2nrnebnls 1errifte. Sn einenl ZIP
pen ON oie 3olner Biirgerifaft ingte
sc. @minen5: sd bin bon fonpe-
tenten Herionen ii1iorniert tDor0en,
bob Die GnrnepnlsfoItiin1e ltrtb 8or-
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finbens 6aritellen nnb ben giiten Nuf
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betragen rnb, falls nottpenbig, gegen
Nusihreitllngen nit enereiihen MoB-
nnbmen bor5ugeber." Der &nrbinaI
erfuhte Die 4olner, nibt 6ie Mrmen
au bergefien run6 uniere iebniiidtig
martenben Briioer, Die nod ariegs-
gefangene ii,lo"
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groBen 8ereniigungsiuht I'M alIee-
|meinen enteeeen5iiipirfen.
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Ct EaMI, Winn. - Mm fommen-
aen Sonntag, 6. Mdr5, beeiint oie
pier5igitanoige slnoaht I'M geo5aratb
9aa- eitunesielniilar BEL ct.
Banl IoiDie in ben folsenben Biarr-
firben Der Gr5oioaeie: Natibitp, ct.
Saul; ct. &oia bon Gina, ct. Boul !;
ct. &lemens, WinneapoIis; ct. Sin
5en5, Siieo; ST.. Sanilien, ct. 2ouis
Harf.
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rem Gerluit erlitt Die @r5oioaeie am
%. 5ebruor our6 ben pl0tliben Sob
oes bohD' item Wigr. gotporo S. Ser
Iting, ieit 1882 Bfarrer ser ct. Ma-
rien-@emeinoe in Burlington. Gr bot
te nod am Worgen oes Sooestages
Die beilige Deeiie 5elebriert llnb ipater
Die mO6entlide Nopene 5u gbren Il.
6. 6rau bon Der sSmmerp1brenoen
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faa, uno tros 8emiibungen oes lofort
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ltorbene NOR am 81. Nooember 1879
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rung Der ct. 9onifatius- -8farribule
trat er, crit ied5ebniabrig, in oas ct.
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fee nnb Sibfoib als Miiiltent, Bis er
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Der ct. Warien-&ir6e in Burlington.
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Wfgr. Soiepb 2eoerer bon Gampbells-
port, Die Breoigt belt Der bodm. Sr.
Seminarregens Or. Sranf S6neioer.
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grabnis erfolgte auf oem @emeinbe-
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mem. = 5rau E. s. g., Columbus,
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8ir mohten uniern 2eiern rnittei-
len, bob mir ipeitere gremplare Der
.IaB Booflets erbalten baben. Wir
iiberienoen bas Biihlein iebem 2eier,
Der uns Den 8etrag fir Grneuerung
ieines asabresabonnements ienoet. 9a
nnier 8orrat nibt iebr eroB lit, Bit
ten mir Inn baloiee 8eiteIlnng.
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iebr intereiianter gr5dblungen Bill
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8infe. @er ii6 fir Wonbpbaien llno
3eiden oes Sierfreiies fir ieoen Mo-
not intereiiiert, finoet oarin genaue
Angaben. Seoem, Der l,ns oarurn er-
iud)t, ienoen mir ben &alenber, io=
lange Der 8orrat rei6t.
Benn mir bie 5l,r 3eit obtpalten-
ben Sinnnels- uno Wettereriheiniln-
gen in 8etraht 5ieben, 10 berrlbt bier
i'm ionnisen Staat Ohio cine fait un-
unterbrobene Solge BON Sriiblings.
lpetter, iooaB man fait oergiBt, baB es
8inter lit. 3ur5eit baben mir marine
Siiopinoe uno oie Beioen iteben in
boiler 8liite. Spring 5eper" ideint
in Der 2uft 5u lieeen. 8enn oieie
8itterung anoauert, fonnen balo Die
eriten 6riibiabrsarbeiten beginner,
pie bas 8al5en Ser @raspldse, bos
Bfliigen Ger Seloer unb bas anpflan-
5en bon 8Iumen. Gor aIlem nift at
nereeiien Die allgemeine Sriibiabrs=
reinieuns uno oas 5eniteruaihen!
sSeniterpaiden mag I'M Sauie cine
oerbdltnismdBie fur5e uno nift ou5u
idmere arbeit ieip, aber tpenn in Ell
ner anitalt pie Der unirigen ettpa
Observation-Disclosures Senlter iih
befinoen, 10 fann nan oos id)on cine
Hieienarbeit nennen.
8ir baben 5ur5eit &oblen genus ON
Sano, INN uniere 0ampffeiiel 5u beit-
sen bis gum gnbe bes S6uliabres,
oenn mir batten neben unierer &raft-
anlage einen &elerpeporrat bon Sob
len nneeleet. SobaIb biele &oblen
iino, miro Ser Moe bon
ben Stuoenten nls @rasplas onges
leet iperoen. Qniere lleue ginri1tnng
5u oirefter geforoerung Ser aoblen
in ben Sampffeiiel bat ii6 als aus
ge3eifnet beipabrt, ipas uniern Sn-
genieuren mebr 3eit eibt su anoern
notnenoigen Irbeiten uno Die Mnldge
erlport au6 Irbeitsfraft..
Sbipobl mir eenug &oblen tiir oie-
ien 8inter ON Sanb boben, bitten mir
unlere 2eier, IN ibren 8eitrdgan gum
oGoaf Snnb" itid]t 5il erlabmen.
gs miro ieoem intereiiaft iein gu
erfabren, oaB mir ieben Sag einen
aoblenporrat bon $4,000 notig ba-
ben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-05
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Samstas, 5. 0ars 1949.
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ipnntag. = 6 b angeliu u m: Sc.
jus miro bonn Seufel periu6l
(Rattb. A..
Wontae, Z. MGr5: Sbomas bon
Iqlin.
Sienstas, 8. Mar5: Sobannes bon
@ott.
9aittuod, 8. 0sor5: 5ran5isfa bon
Hom.
9onnerstoe, 10. Mar5: Martprer bon
Sebalte.
5reitas, IL. Mor5: 3oiina.
Snmstas, -. 0edr5: 8reeor oe,
@roBe.