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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
Titan fuer wasserdiehte Ny|ons,
Wetterfeste haeuser und Huete

sltlontic Gim. lhlicrc nclleitc Gr
tlnolnla, Oaa lpllnocrbarc ncnc.gictull
Sitan, biiritc INNS eincs ihoncu Ia
gcs ipnlleroltte Hplnnitriimpfe, flef
felllid)ere Soiite rllo lpctterfcite SIl.
Ter perid)aficn. Gs miro bel ,Slu9,
'cllgen pcrlucnbct llnb III Nie Sitlcn
lllotorm elngebaut ipcrtrn. IS iuirh
bon ser sslottc fiir ibre lSllmpen ,,nb
uldoore slusitattlugen benllbt apcroell,
oeur es leiitet nui ,plnberbnre @eiIc
ser &orroiion Nurh Ous Seelpoiier
@ioerltnrO.
Siee fiirftigen 9luignben bes
'ilberipeiBen. ltarfen SeihtlnetuGs
murben bier ouf Der Sngl,ne bet
,Mmericar Chemical Societp" be.
Iprphen.
Sitanil,m iii bas pierte Ser in aroB,
rem Musnobe in ser Groriaroe Dor.
fommenoen metallilben Glelnente
Die meiltelr lueroen nod niht piel
bon ihm 9ebort boben, oelln Die Ybp
lifer babet ea crit gons tiir5llh ge
lernt, Siees ltetnI it reiner ultS
felter Iorm her5llltellelr. Tie ,sirno
DUPONT bat. mie ibre Gertreter BE-
rid,telt, iett ,oie Situny nyIabrifation IL
aroBem Stil oufgellomnen. Or. e
3. HolIton, Ser 2eiter ser n1etallur.
gilhen Ibtelllng bes II. g. gllrenr
OF Wfines" in Waibingtol, ia9t Dor
aus, Dos Siton iueroe allarniGIaht
Mmpelroltn9en uls als relnes Wtetoll
ODER IN nllerbna,h d)elniihcn Verbml:
blmgen iinoen.
Vei 5lug5llqen ioa es ibie Wtag
nellliin- nno Mluninllm -Yegierun
gen erleben. 10 erfl1rte er lpeiter
Genn es pertrGgt Mrtere gridiitte
t-lellgen OILS oas Magleiillm. Die Mr.
NEE falm es tiir sic &arpiierie Scr
Saitalltos uno tiir tragbare imuo be
peglldp griiden per,penoe1. Die Wa.
rine meint. es miro 6ie Gorrolioi1
%. b. oas 3erIreiien oer Wfetalle hltrd
oas Sal3ipalier uno oie Huft Der.
I)inbern. Gs fann audi peaponoet aper.
ben nm leihtere ariifen fiir Ser
frllppelte ber5uitellen aud fir rolt.
frele Mnaelrrtem. Gbenio Niiric cs il,
oer &onrroeniIloultrie iiir sic Ser
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06

tor bon Ser Ieocrul Hcierpe @nuf in
6 lcpelunh. Wehoren in Stiles, ohio,
om I. Ges. 1898. Sean Hunnlcn er,
bielt Gin 9cuhclpurus ser @ilicn.
'duit Scrcc in 1915 rno ein Weiiter
non @iiicuid)ait in 1917 BON Sblo
State llnioeriitGt.
isriibere @etitigl,,gcn id)lieBen ein
Heouftcur oes Naricultllrol Stuoent
in Gollmlbus in 1913, ipar nit Sbip
agricultural Experiment Stntion IN
Wooitcr BON 1915 bis 1913, &crbin-
Slnng nit Dem Shio ,Snrmer in Glcpes
lanO bon 1913 bis 1888, Snrmers
,Snititutc Ernfciicr nit Shin Stntc
l(nlperlitp bon 1899 bis 1910. Mgri=
cultural Council fiir oas Ohio State
Gouncil Scr Netail Merhauts ppn
1888 bis 1947 Gublic Mclatlpn
council mr. Srogcr 20. IN Slnclll=
nntl non 1910 bis 1917, Yrdiibclt
ser Wio- -Soutb Shuin Stnres Count
eli bon 1915 bis 1916, Goriiscr pom
gcnro Of Srlrltecs Der Ohio Statc
llniperiitp pon 1915 bis 1916 luo
National Erdiioent ser sliiociotlon
'of @rpcrning BOARDS Of State l(nl.
ueriltics ppn 1915 bis 1916.
9lu6erocm luur er nit College Of
Igricultllre Of Sbin State llnluerli.
tat uno Sbio 9lgricultlral Grperl.
mcnt Stntion IN @ooiter ieit 19l7
Ieon Rummel lit 0ireftor rer
ohio 6orm Secllritp aNlnlnlitratio,1
uno Wfitglieo bes Sbip CHAMBER Of
Commerce, slmericnn Ioreltrp VI.
Iiociat;pn luto Tclta Sheta Slgma
TeItn Sigmn Sbp lli0 @ama Slgn1c
Selta 1sraterlpties.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06

They don't come from the hogs
that way, but baked pork chops
can be given a delicious walnut
flavor by using chopped English
walnuts in a dressing.
Louise Winslow, popular tele-
vision home economist who con-
ducts Through the Kitchen VIM
dow" the housewives television
program on Cleveland's WNBK.
will explain and show the details
of this entree as part of her show
from the East Ohio Gas Com
pany's Studio at 2 pm. Tuesday,
October IL.
? Have the meat dealer cut loin
chops with pocket in each one.
Fill the pocket with the walnut
stuffing from the following recipe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06

9fur cine freiulolih nusiebenbe
elite tsrou labt iiir it'd irlbit, inoenl
lie ali bcn gcidplstert Ehptpgrupb
iiebt, Scr iie suriifleitet al,iSabre ppal
bon nllberen Sageu large 5lriif. IS
nmnt iuirfllb nid,t piel iie frciroig
ST. MAIDEN Sic lit 5uirieoen nit ibren
Grilurrlugen. Sbr 8atte iit ihon
longc Sabre tot. 3u aft SIT urbeiten
lun 81 lebcn lit lie ubblllgig bon Jim.
gcrclt Sellten oie bier llnb oa iiir lie
ehuns tlm. Seit lie allein lit lulo in
Der Welt. lebt tic in emlem Sein bns
fiir nlte Gelltc ctobliert purNc. Sic
luiiroen nid)t eerlle iiihlen bab Iie ic.
manhem i'm 0ege iino lucm tic ult
iperoen. Miiroen Sic2 @elpib nid,t.
Sos lit hpnrlun sic Scmcinoctruhc
nht Seine mir aItc Mcnihcn in(SroB.
Glepelan0 luteritiist. Surh ibrc
8eItrGge 5i,r @cmcinhctrube helicn
lie 'ulhc Mgentllren 5u ll,tcritiiten.
Cine $40 @obc iiebt pollc led)s Gage
Dor iiir &eriorgl'na fiir iltcrc Ser
foilcu in cinen SRdo tScatber Scim.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
Steel s&reiR in, 0a,,e

Glepelanb. Seit lesten Samstags
nad)t lit ubermals Mmerifa bon els
nem Stablarbeiteritreif betroiien.
gine Million Stablarbeiter iinb in
Den Streif setreten, lueil oie Steels
nlagnnten immer nod nid)t einac=
icben baben. Dob man elmer Hegie.
runesfommiiiion alld) etlpas Helpeft
ertpeilen mlB lmro oie @elt NIT jeoen
Tag mebr Securitp perlalrgt. God
es trifft nid)t nur Ole @elbbeutel Ser
Mrbeiter, al,h Ole geiante 8eihiiftss
tpclt leibet unter oieien Streifs. Gs
lit MIN abermals an Der Megierung
Sen Streif auf irgenoeine Weiie 5ll
beenoen l,lto mir, oie mir feline Yar-
tel ersreifen, tuiinihen ein baloiges
GnDe.
100000 &oblenaraber iino 3uriif
sllr Mrbeit. oas ldBt aber nod ebell-
IaQs 800, 900 am Streif.
= llnteritiiten sic hie i'm .BoI;a
bIatt" au3ci0cnocn @eiddftel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
Cleuclan> 500 Upern
$aiien 1T, 2luHiterimnt
PIN iSrcitoa, Nen Z. Sftober, mir

ser SammetoprGmn9 Ser Ofliifbulle
oufaeben iiber cincr Stern4beletten
Mnffithrung pcn Song Of 9toriuap"
ser eriten BON iefs Spcr1 sic lit Die.
icr Soiion pom Glepelono 500 allfs
gefiibrt iperoen. ltntcr ocn Meflet.
tpnen bon olfregenoeu iSarben BON
bieien Spem in hem men 0eforier.
fen Sbeater miro als illtime Inlid)t
Sienen ,uro Gone bDren bon Ser Welt
neiit beriibn1ten APltiif.
Sie erite Nuffiibrlne ser 800 in
ser oritten Sailon ~Soma Of 9tor-
man" miro flint Ntit9lieoer ser Srl-
Ginal 9roabnap Sfou oIs Sterne
tnben llno miro 5ctNl Gage allfcn pcn
I. Sftobcr bis 16.
&iinitler in Ser ausitebel,Oen Npc,
rette, tpelde baiiert a,lf bos Seben
zines beriiMnten norlueaiif)cn &p,n-
ppniiten Gopnro @rief, l,no gibt oie
neilte iciner Mliif, iil,b: Saiurencc
@rpofs, Soelene 8liB, Robcrt Sbofcr,
Goreen @ilion uluo Srummn Gaiae.
grcofs miro bie fidbreno Nolle go
iparo @riee" finger, lino Sri. 9Iib
ipielen als leine perebrte ,Sral, "9tls
ma. Sbokfer npnro vMifaro gtor=
orce" oes aomppnilteu bcIten Trelu,o
Eortiern nit SRI. @lipn geieben ais
cine onocre Game in ieilrem Sebcn.
.Gounte6 2ouiie" llno 8aiae ipiele,
Sic foniite Noae bon yGount Sep
pi."
CHARLES 2usfep ausltcbellbcr Vul=
lettlnser BON Monie. 'Staae lll'o&on,
wrt miro geIeben IN einiaen original
len 9ollcttdu5en sic ipe5iell fitr Die
Glepelulro 800 prpou5iert iuurocn Mir
SONG Of Nor,pop" Sic 500 cine
gtiht -Grpit Organization, 9ibt be-
fonnt ooB fiir sic Saiioa Die beItcn
5alente fpmmen.
Ius Hcporteur fiir 1919 bat Die
Glepelano 500 mlserlcien lllu0 pru-
icntiert ,Ga9aboub Sling" ant is.
.t1s 2P Oftot,r ~Dtol,ghp Mari
etta" pom %. bis 80 Sftpber, ~Gbos
cplote Soloicr" bonn 1. bis s. Npp,,
.Stuoent Fri,lcc" bonn 8. bis 13.
Nopennber uno r@oroen Sones" pom
Is. bis 20. 9tcuelnber. Seoe Tprs
itelllnrg liuit fiir 6 Gage beainneiln
nit Sienstag ilno enbet am Snnrs=
ton
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06

IS lit y4ert in 0etrud)t Sll ile1en
luelln lie erllld)t 1perOclt bei,,lltragen
Sllr 8cnlei1betrltbe &ulnrngne bon
II. bis 81. Sftpber. 9tienolpo bon
inns fnnn ,3eit perihiebcn oennaltcr
tourrlt 81 Sroermum. Stellon tie iih
in Die Sage oieier alten ,Srnu, lie lit
Die aeiOrgt ,uoroen iit icbal Sag bon
nllr elne ppn ilS nltcn Yeutcn fitr
Scr Hao Scatter Mgentur. Sn ser
Ounlmerllng ibres Hebens uerHen
bieIe We,,idcn bc0lpm aenad)t burh
Gcrlorgun9 llno Seitlung III oieien
Seilncn. "a trefien die anbere Ser
ionen lpie iie iino.
Mber 9eo ,Iratbcr Seine iiir Mltc
'ilto lnlr nd,t slgcntllrcn aus scr gan.
,en ;3obl bon 1O1 Mpte 1Schcr 9lgen-
tl,rcn bir ppn ser 8cmc;lbetrul,e nm
terltiitt lperocn Tieie Mgentlrrn
hclfcn Ifellihcn nIlcr &loiien, iebcr
Malic mb Meliginn utO in ollen
,Subron. Sieien Soerbit mGbr ols ic
iirncr. 8cbt - aebt gctl,g.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
Waiieroid)tc Seacl


Gbenildp Erupurate, oie oos 81.
ton nlnpellocn, fGnmlcn nuiluoidne
Scgel, lpetterfelte @cbGuoe lruo Sta
fllen er5eilgcn, ierner ipulleroidtc
aleibllna oller slrt ,ulo maiieroihtc
Sd)ffe 10 erflGrtcn Mpbcrt ). Spcel
lllo Or. II. Garnloop BON Der vSeras
Meleurh Iplmoation in Nenl,cr, Ser.
Scoph terult non hisher nod, nid)t
Die Soften fiir oie AeriteQuna Gieier
Mnteriolien.
s|lth cine nelte Itetbpbe CUR Ser
ltellllng BON 9numpoa= l,rb aunlt
'eioeltitofien luuroe bargeiteIlt, unh
a1par bon Or. &ugb e. 8ulleoqe mn
Or. George II. Seibel BON Scr Iu.
pont So. gs miro eine 9oiltna ul,s
5itm rnb slntinon beu Stoiien sl,.
aefltgf. Sf'ellbar. 10 'dgten Die bel0cl
Selebrten, iinb Die Metou -eltcme IN
Eie 0toleflllarllrl,ftlrr ser StoffGoe
elngelhlolien llno folmen oieie il
peranoerlt lbab lie Den Gerbren
nlnlgspro IeB bersoeern.
Die Stoffe fornen oalln Solu1oertt
bon Wfalcn d)elniid) aereuuigt iper
Den, obne oieien Shus gegcn Gnt
siiltolidifeit su perlieren. 0ie GM
|nlifallen Oerdldoern tpeoer oas slus
'elen nod bie Stlrfe nod oas tiufe
re Sid)onfiibler Der Stoiie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
Buntes olnerle,

Die 3aihentuhfabrifen bon Yoi
laic, q. s, brhpeen t19Iid) 1000,
600 Saihentiiher auf ben Marft
taIt ,hpei 9rittel Ser 8eiamtpro1lf
finn slnerifas. Tus eripSbnen mir
nl,r in Griudbnlmrg oes Sellid)nuiens
Der ipieoer in Mmerifa berumgebt.
Gin fleiles, oils .5be Gore" Re.
aeifnetes @ebiet n0rlid) oes Con.
necticut 9ftDer ,nlo 6itlif) oes Sell
gleib es allh in oen Staat ger
Stream gcfort 81 Gcrmont, Wenn
Sanpibirc bineinra0t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06

Gs tpnr Ser 9lue Mopm bes Wei.
BEN Sullies in WaNbingtcr, in bem
Erdliocnt slbrabum 2incrlhl am I "a.
Son,,ar 1863 Sic llrfrnoc sur ge
ireiiuna ser 9ieaer lnterseidp,ete.
3iueimol ergirff er Die Soccer uno
ieoesn1ol legte er rite iuieoer bil,. Gr
crflarte ocm Staatsjcfretdr @m $
Seiparb, baB ieia1e Sooaro bon hen1
l,nltnterbrobenon tSbiitteln bel Der
Gntgcgenobme bon Nelliahrslpiiulhcn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
Ghe Okie 8ell Gclepten
Ge,a,ronv
Grmahlt mencs Mitalicb snm
Nuaro Of Directors.

Gin ncues' Wittglieo lit erlpGbIt
norocn in Sen Iusid)uB Scr Ohio
9cIl Telephone So. in elmer Ser.
'ammllln9 ocs 9oaro OF 0irettors in
Gleuelolo, ipltroe BON Manoplpb Gioc
Wraitoent Der .@eieqiOaft, befanni
aegebcl,. IS lit SEQ z. Hlulnleu bon
Columbus, Tcm imO Gireftpr pom
College Of Ngricultllre an ser Sbio
State llnpcrlitlt ionic Sirettor ser
Ohio 9lgricllltllre Experiment Sta.
ton IN @ooitcr, Sbio, ,mo Elm 9iref=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06

ob 9 l1br mprgens ,pie geldbmt iet.
y vWem meine &a,lo bel ser Inter
lhrift 5ittert," fiigte 2m,oola, bin5ll
vlriroen ale, bie bns 9ofument
ipGter lmteriuden, ,iugen: versogerte"
Oarouf ergriff Der Yr6iioent aunl
oritten 'Mole Die sSeOer unb ieste nit
fclter, iiherer Saho ieinen Namells=
,llg luter Oas Tpfilmor,t, Das ibat
nmlterbliden Hlttnn etl,bratte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
mei3encrnte in europa
AeferS iiir 11aetfriee

Eoris. europa oiirfte eiue 9tefprS,
@eiSenernte ieit Der 8eenbigung oes
arieges hnben. 3as ergibt it'd alls
eil,em gerid,t bon II S1noern. slQer
oings lit bomit ser Siten GuropaS
nidlt berefltet> di,r uermntlih III
auh oprt bie Grnte gut. Die lnngel
Siirrepemooen batten alio nihts ge
ld)obet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06

etnb Ste unb Sire AnsebbtteeN
Vtttglieb I'm 2ranfenpetein nnb
Central Verbanb? @enn ntd,t. ieti
th bic Sett tei5utreten. Tim sena mere
Snfprmattsn ruten Gle ben Qsfal.
bertIete1 o4.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06

zmet besonoere propbetistbe Hortraqe
uber Die QeQenmarttQe WeltlaQe
In der BANATER ANNEX HALLE West 12o und Loran Ave
eoen Sonnta r die Leue Cleveland Ohio
Thema: Sonntag, den g. Oktober:
DER URSPRUNG DES UEBELS"
Wo h die Sunde entstanden h der eue
No kommt er her: Waum hat Ciot ihn nich angst
verniche?
Um 2:3O Uhr nacmittag Attends ustrerter Bder-
Vortrag init Engischen Texten und Farbieen Bldern
kommen Sic und bringen Sic hire Kinder Freunde nit
Diese vrage Leichtversench Herzergrend
""" AA''l"' "'eressant Gesang jeden
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06

patlIng pon slnnnas So't lmlb Gilia
benltt mcrncn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06

-@eiien Sic bel ginfGufen oar.
aui bin. bob Si- hie Anseige mn
>BoIfsblatt" aeleisn Jaten.
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of Miss Winslow and arrange the
chops in a shallow baking dish.
Bake one hour at 325 degrees and
garnish with orange halves and
parsley. One chop will make q
good serving.
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MIDDLEBURG

MIDDLEBURG - Sun d a Y
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Huff
man and family were Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Crum and children, Mrs.
Mary Crum and son, Earl, Cald-
we'll, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Yeaster,
Lowell, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hill,
family, of Stafford, and Herman
Arnold.
Marilyn Jean Eichhorn spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clark, here.
Mrs. James Whealdon and
children visited in Byesville on
Sunday.
Tillie Turner and Floyd Gill
cher, of Byesville, visited Mr..
and Mrs. James Whealdon and
family Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Thelma Clark and daughters, of
GAINESVILLE.
James Whealdon and Charles
Mitchell were callers in Mari
eta Saturday.
Beryl Stack, of Elba, spent
the weekend with relatives here.
Frank Estadt, of Gem, was a
caller here Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrison
and children, Charles Morrison,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-08-25
SOUTH OLIVE

SOUTH OLIVE - Mr.. and
Mrs. Welcome Reed and family
visited Mrs. Emily Harper Sun
day.
Miss Shirley Swain is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Wagner.
The ice cream social at the
Dexter City school was a sue
cess.
Rev. Leila Rowland and Miss
Media Hutchinson were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Harper on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Warren
and Miss Bernice Ogle, of Ak
ron, are spending some time at
this place.
Mrs. Winnie Warren and Mrs.
Margaret Lamley attended the
church services in Caldwell on
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Peters
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Swain, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
V. Swain and sons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
Thomas and son, Mrs. Preston
Swain, Mrs. May Ball and Mrs.
Henry Fleschers were Sunday
guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Swain.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-08-25
- Harriettsville
Ruth McVay In
Honor Society

HARRIETTSVILLE = Mis- S
Ruth McVay, r. N, of Colum-
bus, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
E. McVay, of Harriettsville, has
been invited to join the Nu Chap
ter of Pi Lambda Theta, nation
al honorary society for college
education.
Nu Chapter is the Ohio State
University chapter and is open
to members chosen by high schol-
astic standing and faculty rec
ommendation.
Lawn Party
James Cunningham and Billie
Walters entertained with a lawn
party at the home of the latter's
mother, Mrs. Wilma Walters. The
evening was spent playing games
and later in the evening refresh
ments were served by their
mothers, Mrs Marjorie Cunning
ham and Wilma Walters, to the
following: Misses Donna Jane(
Leona, Fred, Victor, Ellis and
Floyd Lee, Norma Lee, Bernard,
Beryl and Bob Moore, Mary and
Billie Mallett, Shirley and Mol
an Hendershot, Hazel Schafer.
Martha Mantel, Mary Ellen Will
son, Geneva Walters and Gene
Knox.
Motor Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kelby re-
turned home Friday from a 1000
mile motor trip to Indianapolis,
Ind, where they visited CadIe
Tabernacle and attended an early
morning broadcast and sermon
by Rev. Lakin, then visited
points of interest in Canada and
returned home by way of Mag
ara Falls.
Family Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Miller and
son, Andrew, entertained with a
family picnic dinner Sunday ON
the lawn of their home, Sunday.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Russell and children,
Roddie and Becky, of Ravenna,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Miller and
children, Lillian, Mary, Kathryn,
Shirley and David, of Olive, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Nau and children,
Harold, Wilma and Donna, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Miller and chill
dren, Donald, Joan and Norma
Jean, of Dexter City route.
Chicken Dinner
Supt. and Mrs. H. M. Ayers
entertained with a chicken din
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j. H. Morrison were Sunday aft
ernoon guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Vanfossen and family, of
Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Johnson and
son, of Akron, spent the week
end with Mrs. Mae Johnson and
family.
Mrs. Lucy Dimmerling and
family, of Rado, were at Mariet-
ia Saturday.
Miss Mary Lou Hayes is en-
ployed at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Stanberry and fam
lily.
Frank Gleason, of Michigan,
spent Saturday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Hayes and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gildow and
children, Patty Gildow, Mrs.
Wilma Gildow and children
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edison Clark and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eichhorn
spent Sunday evening with Mrs.
Rilla Luke of South Olive.
Mrs. Stanley Addlesburger
spent last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Foraker, Canton.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Hayes and family were Mr..
and Mrs. Nolan Shilling and
family.
Patsy Dye, Mrs. Lizzie Morris
on and son, Joe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Yeagle spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Krous-
koupt, of Barberton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe PARCEL and
children, of Keithtown, spent
Saturday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Mitchell and family.
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Hunting And Trapping
Licenses Are On Sale

Approximately 100000 hunting
and trapping licenses for the 1949
so season are now on sale
throughout the state. The new
license becomes effective Sept. /.
Any owner of lands within the
state who has been a resident of
Ohio for one year, also the ten
ant or children of the tenant, or
manager, if having resided with
in the state for one year, residing
On such lands, may hunt or trap
thereon without a hunting and
trapping license. All others are
required to purchase and carry
a license and display Identified
ton tag on middle of back while
hunting or trapping.
Squirrel hunters will have the
most immediate need of the new
license. The season opens Sept.
Is and runs through Sept. 80,
both dates inclusive. The daily
bag limit Will be four (4) and
possession limit four (4), no
change from last year. Hunting
hours will be from daylight to
dark.
Again this year the hunting
and trapping digest of rules and
regulations will not be available
until late in October.
The wildlife council will delay
official adoption of hunting and
trapping laws until Sept. 9, fol-
lowing the completion of nest
ing and population surveys to de-
termine as accurately as possible
just how liberal the rules can be
without killing off the brood
stock.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-08-25
New Amendments
Have Little Effect

The amendments to the Ohio
unemployment compensation law,
which went into effect Monday,
Aug. %, will make no basic
change as to the types of en-
ployers or workers subject to the
law, bureau of unemployment
compensation officials stated to-
day.
Generally speaking, the en-
ployers of three or more persons
now subject to that law will con-
tinue to be subject under the
amended law. These employers
will also continue to pay the
taxes which support the unem-
ployment compensation fund out
of which unemployment benefits
were paid. Workers do not now
contribute to the fund and will
not contribute under the amend
ed law.
Employers excepted from COW
erage and from tax payments un-
der the Ohio law, regardless of
the number they employ, are
governmental units, religious and
C h rit a b le organizations and
those employing agricultural, do
mestic and railroad workers.
AS of July's end, the number
of employers subject to the Ohio
unemployment compensation law
totalled 73, 875. AS of that same
time, it was estimated that we'll
over two million workers-about
20 percent of the Ohio labor
force-were covered by the law.
The balance in the Ohio unem-
ployment compensation fund as
of July Is, 1949, was $548, ,984,771.
The fund is used only for the
payment of unemployment bene-
fits.
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ner Wednesday for Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Ayers, of Alliance, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. Ayers, of route one,
and David Ayers.
Wedding Banns
Wedding banns were published
for the first time Sunday at St.
Henry church for John Schoep-
pner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Schoeppner, Sr., and Miss
Ethel Rose Schott, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Schott, of
Fulda.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Steph-
ems of route one flew to Wash
ington, D. c., and are visiting
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hartley,
nee Nellie Stephens.
Misses Shirley Mae and Nina
Lee Hendershot and John Huff
man attended the boat races at
Marietta Sunday.
A. L. Schafer, of Caldwell, was
calling on Bessie Miller and Mr..
and Mrs. T. E. Martin, Friday aft
ernoon. Mr.. Schafer, president
of the First National bank, is
taking his vacation.
Mrs. Helen Wilson and chill
dren, Mary Ellen and Gary, and
Mrs. Wilma Walters shopped in
Marietta Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Schank,
of Akron, called on Bessie Mill
er and sisters Saturday evening.
Charles Crum and mother,
Mrs. Clarence Crum, of Caldwell
spent Thursday and Friday with
Mrs. Crum's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Schoeppner, and on Fri
day, accompanied by Mrs.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-08-25

building and all is incased in steel
conduit, which is a rigid steel
pipe, for protection and dura-
bility.
There are 100 light and recep-
tacles in the new building, in
Guiding 33 light fixtures and 43
receptacles in the main store
room. ~e ~
At present, incandescent lights
will be used but present plans
call for the installation of new
flourescent lighting to replace
the present overhead fixtures.
In the rear of the main room,
a modern women's and mems
rest rooms were installed, with a
powder room constructed in con-
junction with the women's rest
room.
All plumbing was inspected
and approved by the state board
Of health.
On the first floor of the build
ing, four gas unit heaters have
installed with the fan type.