davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1949-11-25
THANKSGIVING DAY 1910

YESTERDAY WAS Thanksgiving Day. Each year there
seems to bring even more cause for giving thanks, thanks for
progress and understanding, thanks for peace, uncertain as
it seems, thanks for freedom from want, destruction and in
security, and finally thanks for life itself. As on the continent,
government officials locally urged citizens go to the
church of their choice, and there devote time to seriously
thanking God for everything good.
LEI IN H Islands we have our own thanksgiving
which comes in October, but that was no reason why there
should not be as much earnestness and sincerity in the Ma
tional Thanksgiving Subject as we are to horrible and de-
vastating hurricanes during July, August and September it is
fitting that a day be set aside to give thanks for having been
spared. All attention is focused in that direction. With the
national Thanksgiving Day, it is different, and ones thoughts
turn to the entire span of the year from the last Thanksgiving
Day to the present.
AS A we have much to be thankful for. Efforts
have been made to raise the standards Of living, and the first
step in that direction being the increase of salaries for NUM-
cipal employees. While these are not to the point where we
would like to see them, yet it is a decided Improvement over
past years. A pension system has also been worked out, which
is more satisfactory than any before put forth. A definite step
has been taken in the direction of placing greater response
biity on the shoulders of legislators in that salaries have been
appropriated for Comcilmen, a step which this paper advo-
Gated way back in 1912. While it should be that men give of
their time and energy for public service, yet there is no need
to evade the fact that where there is a definite salary, greater
responsibilities become more fixed.
N GIVING THANKS for althe good that has come our
way during the past year, let US also think of the future, and
plan and prepare for it, for only in SO doing, in knowing which
direction we would go, that the stage is set for the good things
which lie ahead. Having done this we can work seriously and
honestly to see the accomplishment of these, and, when the
time rolls around a year from now, again give thanks.
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Sran @m. s., Golo. -

gs lit etne erfrel,libe griheinung,
oaB in unierm freien amerifaniiden
2anbe, trot elmer lteber5abl BON &e-
ligionslolen Sic Seier bes 8eibs
ua6tsfeltes cine allgemeine it, OBJ
ipobl iie leioer grobenteils fommer5ia-
liliert lit. 9aS Itebt I'M uobltuenoen
8egenias 5u ser oeutiden, BON oet
&ommunilten fontrollierten Slt5one,
mo ielbit @eibnabtslieoer ltnter sic
Sopiet- -3eniur fielen. Su miro bon
Berlin gemeloet, oaB i'm SItieftor bon
Berlin @eibnadtsfeieru bon ser iolp-
ietiiden &ommanOatllr MIR genebmtgt
ipurben, iofern in oem Brogramm Sie-
ser tpie nStiIIe 0a6t", nGom Stint
mel bod, u@s lit Elm &oi' entipruns
gen" ober rSo6ter 3ion, freue oif"
nidt borgeieben tporen. gur oas 2ieo
bonn nSannenbaum" ltno Sic 2ieoer
bonn @eibnadtsmann ieien nidt UNI
ter oie 3eniur gefallen. Gas nennt
man lo1pietii6e u9enlofrntie"!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-29

7 ben ihlieBen Inlien, lno elm gutter, err
|fabrener ar3t meiB iie 5u oeliten; al
lein, es gibt 2eute, Die bel geip6bnIi-
ben 2opfidmer5en, @IieoerreiBen,
Hiidenipeb, Steden in Seite unb lln-
terleib gleid) auf Elm ifneres 2ei=
ben idlieBen 5u miiiien glauben unb
gum ar5t laufen. sSSn ben alerlneiiten
Sdllen iino oies unpGBlihfeiten, Die
bon elmer berfebrten 2ebensipeiie ODER
elmer fleinen grfdltltng berriibren.
Sn BEN meiIten SdIlen laiien iid bieie
Ite6enoen Sbmer5en in &opf, Hiif-
fen unb Seiten onr6 3eiben, &ne-
ten, &lopfen ooer ginreiben beieiti-
gen. sSnnere ite6enbe Shmer5en fom-
men in BEN meiiten lalen bon Ma-
genblabungen, gerltopfung unb sln-
fiiaung bon @alen. Mud in bieIen
Sdllen belfen oie oben genannten
Wittel leidt uno I6nea oariiber bin.
meg. anoere l1ebel fo1umen bon oem
Wangel an 8lut5irfulation. 8a bilft
cine quite Weailage, Die man burh
&eiben, &neten, &lrpfen uno iosar
ourd 8iiriten beiperfitelligen fann.
Gnour6 peroen oie Sauptporen ge-
0ffnet uno bie l1nreinisfeit Ser Saut
entfernt. gs biloen it6 taelib S1up-
pen, Stuub uno anItedungsfeime BON
auBen auf ser Saut. 8eim 9aoneb-
men ioIte man Itets cine i6arfe 8iir-
lte sebrau6en, ebenlo cine ibarfe
&lopfbiirite. 0aour6 miro bie Stoff-
ipedleltatisfeit Ser Saut belebt uno
Die in ser Saut eingebetteten Ser
penforperhen geit6rft llniere alten
oeutiden Sausfrauen fannten fir aI-
le oieie fleinen ltebel Elm gutes Saus-
mittel uno batten ibre 4rduterbeil-
mittel an ser Sano. Sic iparen ge-
iuno uno tpuroen alt - obne Mrat.
Selbitperitdnolid) fonnen ernitere
&ranfbeiten uno @ebreden ni6t
ourd Sausmittel gebeilt neroen, unb
in iolden 5allen muB man irnmer Ell
men guten, geipiiienbaften slr5t 5u-
rate 5ieben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-29

genoe 8eiie: Mnn aeridneioe cine
Sanbbon gtosmarin moglihit flein,
bringt oas 3erfhnittene in cine
anartflaide nno gieBt guten @eiB-
1pein barnuf. 9enh etIicben Sagen
fam man i'm abieiben. Dapon trin-
fe man morgens unb abetbs elm
@eingldsben bon. @ernut (Worm-
moob) lit 5peifelsobne zines Ser
fraftigften lino anieitigIten &r1uter-
beilmittel. Seine Seilfrnft bebnt ii9
aus auf ale slrten bon Wagen-, 2e-
ber> @dllen-, Hieren- unb 8lnien-
leioen. @ermut leitet Die Wagenmin-
be aus, berbellert nno unteritiibt oie
Wageniafte BEL Der 8eroanung. @er-
NUT fann als See, aIs 8ulper ODER
ols @rtraft (Einftur) gebrau1t ,per-
Sen. @epulbert nirrtmt man i'm et-
libe Wal arn Gage. Man fann cine
Meiierlpibe bon ieber Wabl5eit bei-
fiigen, dbnlid tpie @etpiir5e. @er-
muttee lit elm bor5iiglides Mugen-
maiier fir ibnahe Mugen. Wenn
Sic @errnut in irgenbeiner Sorm
nidt in Der apotbefe erbalten fon.
men, 10 beitellen sic ii1 benielben
bon Serrn slntbonD Sperl, 1O6
8ius 5treet, Bittsburgb 8, Ha.
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res gan5en 2ebeng. @lauben Sic mir,
Die Wutter perldBt sic ouh iest nidt.
Wir tpoIlen es flr5 MAIDEN. Neiben
Sic ihon fir iid unb iprehen Sic
IDiel NIT SSbrer Mutter, tDas iie 5il
Sbnen iagt, oh sic NAL tpie6er sur
beiligen aonmunion geben fonen ODER
nidt. Morgen fomme ib nieoer' uno
Damn iagen sic mir, mas sic beioe,
Sic 1lnb Sbre Mntter, ausgemaht bas
ben. 8ir tpoIlen bei6e aber at @ott
beten!"
gr idaute mid groB an 1no id
berlieB Die 3elIe.
anberen Gags tpollte id mir 6as
rSa" ooer Stein" bolen. 4us ieii1en
8liden idon iab id, er tpiir6e rSa"
iagen. @r fniipfte aber 5tpei 8eoin-
gungen an: 1. Die iibrigen @efange-
men iolten auf Dem tdgliden Spa
siergang iein, 2. biirfte es Der 1ienlt-
tuenoe 8eante nidt ipiiien. 8eaeid-
neno mar es, oaB er meit,te, es fonn-
ten ibm bielleidt Nabteile baraus
entiteben, tpenn Der 8eamte es tpiiBte.
8ir ipurben einie. Ser barmber5i-
ge @ott mar gut gegen Sein perirrtes
S1dflein. - glls alles boriiber tpar,
ihiittelte er mir ber5lid Die Sanb
uno iaste: uMein 8ater, i6 fann So.
men eratulieren, sic baben einen gro-
ben Climber befebrt."
nSbnen fann ih gratulieren," iag-
te id. ~Sie baben cine beilise Wut-
ter gebabt, Die i'm Simmel fir sic
Die 8efebrung erflebt bat"
Sic beilige Wutter batte eeiieet -
cine beilige Monifa, Die nod Sabr-
5ebnten ibren Sobn befebrte. @abr-
baftig, elm &inb 10 bieler ErGnen uno
@ebete fann ni6t berloren geben
(Imbroitus).
FIR. Kneib,
8efangenenpfarrer /. 81.
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8eiie aeigen iih aber Die gOttlide1.
8naoenertpeiie, tpie 3. 9. Die auffal-
lenben 8efebrungen bon sablreihen
Seioen. go miro, Inn 1tur zines Der
oielen bon Wiilionaren berihteten
8eiipiele au ertpdbnen, aus Stmeli,
Sapan, beri1tet: Ser 8iirgermei-
iter ser Staot Simeii eriudte oie Weil.
iionare bonn llnbefledten Ser5en Wta-
rid, cine geieoerlaiiung gu griinoen,
bie er nit alien ibm 5ur Gerfiigung
itebenoen Mitteln 5lt 1tnteritiisen ii6
bereit erfldrte. gr bot ibnen bunoert.
unofiinf5ig Icres 2ano am See-lfer
an, einen 2onoungsplat I'M belten
Sell ser Stabt unb Elm flint @cres
groBes Heisfelo. Serner cine oftents
li6e Salle mit angren5enoer &elioen5
nebit 5tpei fleineren @obnungen; elm
gerGumiges slpartementgebauoe NIT
lanoi6aftli6en @efiloen als angeneb-
me ltmgebung. Sas gan5e 8elanoe
nitroe nit fabrbaren uno bequemen
StraBen angelegt peroen. aaes, mas
Die Miliionare 5u tun b1tten, tpdre,
iofort 5u5ugreifen uno ibr aniieO.
lungsperf nit Mderbal uno S6ulen
in slngriff 81 nebmen. ,llniere Staot,
10 i6rieb ser Staotbiirgermeilter an
P. Solepb Spae, I.H.M., Sen Sbern
Ser Simeiis sWiiiion, ,beabii6tigt, Elm
@erf 5u beginnen, Inn einen groBeren
5ortihritt an5ubabnen uno gum 8e=
item ser 8eIt unb ser WenIdbeit bel.
5lltragen. gs gibt feline &atbolifen in
unlerer Staot, oie nellntauieno Gin
Dobner 3dblt, aber mir iino 5u Ser
lleber5eugung gefommen, Dob Die fa-
tbolii6e STRIDE allein inn ltanoe lit, ben
io5ialen Srieben 1lno oie pabre @obl.
fabrt ser Meni6beit 5u bringen. @ir
itno 3eugen Ser aufopfernoen Sdtig-
felt ser 0tiiiionare in China uno Ser
bepunoernsmerten Siiriorse Ser fa-
tboliid]en WiIiionare unb S61peltern
fir llniere @aiienfinoer, fir unlere
alten ,mo notleioenoen 2eute. gSir
baben beidloiien, uniere Stabt gu ei-
mem mllIterbaften tatbolilden Gen.
trum 5u geltalten, bon peldem 8abr-
belt uno Slid it6 nad alien Seiten
bin perbreiten ioa.' lbItperitdnoli6
Dillfabrte Ger Riiiionsobere, p.
Spae, frelloig oem @uni6e oes iapa-
nilden Staotpertpalters, troboem ibrn
blob 5ebn Srieiter 5u @ebote iteben
uno MIR elmer Der iapanii6en Spra-
die madtig it," @s ideint, oaB, gu
elmer 3eit, oa oie boh5ipiliiierte unb
religios 5erfauene 8eIt tief unter Ell
ner aufrihtig @ott iu6enoen 8elt
itebt. ...
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4lter 2eier, Columbus, >.

0ieie i'm ,GatboIic &egiiter' err
,pdbnte geadrid)t benefit, oaB 8ott
al1f] beute nod in offenit6tli6er @ei=
ie Oen meni6li6en Sreoel beItraft.
Die betreffenoe Nohri6t aus BaIm
8ead, sSIa., lautet: Cine sort mob
nenoe 5rau, Warie Stern erbielt bon
ibrer SdDeiter in llngarn folgenOen
8eri6t bon einem llnfaa in Iifa, Ell
nem gorort bon @is5prim, llngarn ::
,auf 8efebl Ser fommuniItiiden 2ei-
tung Durbe 9lrbeitern Ser 8efebl ge.
geben, oie &re15e aus BEN Sabrifer
5u entfernen. slls oieie iid 1peigerten,
Dem 8efebl 5u gebor6e1, begann elmer
Ser &ommuniiten nit Ser @ntfernung
Der &ru5ifire. Sobalo er nrit oem err
item &ru5ifir begann, tpurbe Iein 9lrn1
bis gum @uenbogen plotlib gu Ni6e
uno beganr gu bluten. gepor leine
Srau i'm i'm Soipital erreidte, tpar
er bereits cine 2ei6e." @ott lit lang.
miitig, aber in nidt ieltenen SGllen
greift Seine ra6enbe Sano Elm, Inn
Der 8elt Elm mabnenoes 8eiipiel 81,
geben. 9ie 8eltgeldidte fiibrt 5abl,
reide 8eiipiele ouf bon Sprannen uno
8ottesfeinoen, oie oas gottlide Straf-
gerift erreihte. slaes l1nreft, ieoer
5reoel miro, penn niht i6on in Die
lem 2eben, gang beitimmt I'M anoern
'2eben beitraft. Sn nod ,eflatanterer
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elaubit 1pobl, i6 bab Die Iette geaht
nidt gei6lafen; bod, gut unb tief.
l1no beute, Die leste Nadt, id)lafe i'd
on am Stnbl 3igaretten bab id)
nod bieruno51pan5ig, Die rai,de id
auf :. uno iebt ldau Dir Die aebr-
ieite an: Die rote Sadie, Die Soie, bar-
fuB ieit geItern (inerfit es ia aln
Shnupfen). 9o1 bas 1nabt ni1ts.
Worgen lit oas au1 borbei. 8enn ih
Die orei3ebn Stufen binaufgebe, Damn
bangen iie mid ipIitternadt, tpie id
geboren ipuroe. llnb, iiebit on, abenos
bette id nod fir meinen gerleumoer.
Sd bab's iiberltanoen; er bat nod
lange 5u leioen an ieiner Elberfuloie.'
&amerao, tper 1par bas? idluhaen
Die 8aden) ,0abeim elmer iaete er.
- ,SSa, oas fann iDiecer MIR Elm Delit.
i1er,' anttporten Die @aben. Damn
bat er Die Weutter, i'm nit beirna,,-
nebmen, ipenn er tot iei. glls Die $50.
DIE Die 3eit ltoppte, iagte er: ,Sest
mill ib nod einen &uB bon sir, Wut-
ter, nnb tpenn's burhs falte Sitter
it, Damn nabmen iie Mbidie6 nit
einem: ,@uf 8ieoerieben bort oben',
obne Erdnen unb nit elmer &ube, als
Oh es gar r1ihts ip1re.
~Gie 8aden tpollten i'm fifteen auf
Dem lesten @es. SD banfe euh; ib
gebe auein au @ott. gs ipdre leibt
getpeien, gu entflieben; ih bate mid
Ielber erbdngen fonnen. Sd bin fein
Seigling Sut cure Yfliht, ih
bin uni6uloig -
.Die 2eihe fam nod Wiinhen ms
&rematorium; Damn tpurbe Die Aihe
bierbergeidiH. (allh Die Rednung,
Inn oas Nasi-8orbilo gan3 su fopie-
renD
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81. g. >.

8rennen6e aoblenlager gibt es in
5ipei aoblenrepieren llnieres 2anoes.
Sas cine befinoet iid in Seem Straits-
bile, g., unb oas anbere in snioon,
9. .=0of. Sort brennt elm aienli6
umfangreides 2ager bon 8raunfob-
Ie, bas Dor ettpa rs Sabren auf i1tt-
befannte 8eiie ms 8rennen geraten
lit uno ieitoem unter oer groe met
ter lftpelt. 9funo 3 Suaoratmeilen
2ano iino Oaorrb fait 5ur 8iiite ge-
poroen. 8enn oos 8roieft, ben
n2ittle WiiIouri &iper" orlrd einen
Stauoamm 81 Iperren, bur6gefiibrt
miro, bofft man. bieiem 1nnteriroi-
iden 5euer eilt gnoe 81 bereiten
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Sp. st., Sla. =


gs freut uns, baB Sic bon Sbrem
angebliden 2eiben befreit tporben iinb
ourd Inmenolng Ser bamals Sbnen
an oieier Stelle angegebenen einfd-
den Otittel unO Wetbooen. Sic iino,
Die Sic ibreiben, gu Der Mnlicbt ge-
tommen, oaB fein i6iperes inneres
Seioen porbanoen mar uno baB bieie
Symphonic our6 Inpenoung einfa.
der Mittel geidmunoen iino. 8ir
ipiafabren germ Sbrem @uni9e unb
nieoerbolen Die Sbnen angeratenen
uebungen, bamit au6 onoere 2eier
lie nit geuten anpenoen fonnen. @s
gibt gemiiie Spmptome, 5. +. GuBere
an5eifen, Die oft auf Elm inneres 2ei-
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= syran u. S., Arf. :

Hosmarin (GoIenarp) lit Dor uls
lem elm por5iiglides Wogenmittel.
als See getrunfen, reinigt er ben
Wagen betpirft g1ten Mppetit lno
quite 8eroauung unb reittigt ben Wta-
gen bon Seri6leimungen. Serner lit
Der &osmarinpein llngemein pobltus
emo bel Ser5leioen uno 8aiieriudt.
Gosmarinpein bereitet man auf fol-
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Erlangen Sic schnelle, erprobte.
anRenehme Linderung INIT
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Drr Muttrr Ahfrtirh

,Eime' Magaaine az. Sanuar) be.
rihtet, 6aB es Dem amerifanii6en
&idter 8ilis Meabe gperett gelang,
ben Sfanbal Ser ssuiti5perirrungen
bon 2anosberg aufsufldren. @enn
,Sime' meint, oaB nbie &ibter bis
meilen bon Dem llebel iiber,p1ltigt
tDeroen, oas tie ridten iollen", 10
mo6te man eber annebmen, baB sic
&i6ter oft NIT elmer merf1piiroige,l
Wentalitat an ibre aufgabe ginger.
Iae gbre &rn. gperett: @enn Die
gtamen Der &empner nur mebr ge.
ringifdbig genannt Deroen, miro iein
Name neiterleben als Ser zines Ii1-
ters bon unbelte6liber @ere6tigfeit.
Ser na6itebenoe lus5ug aus c:nent
8riefe, Der obne 4biidt Ser gerGf-.
fentli6ung eeidrieben NOR, beleu6tet
Den 2anbsberger SfanoaI. Man fragt
|iib unipiafiirli6: Sterben Mforber
Die oieier Gb. @.2 E. J. r.
=. uSrau @. lit nit ibrem
S6miegeriobn in Wiinben geipeien
bel General 2unobers Der mar iebr,
|lebr nett 1lnb lit eigens nod 2anos-
berg, Inn nah5uIeben, Oh bon @laD
Ini6ts 90 lei megen Der @naoengeiube.
Sn 2anosberg muBten iie nod 5u Ell.
nem getpiiien 8ilion, Der fir bie Sc.
fangenen 5ultanbig lit. 9lls Die alte
Srau ,binfam, ipar bas erlte cine Sci.
besbiiitation nad 8affen. Nad Ian.
ger 3eit - in folder Gage linb balbe
Stunoen cine g1pigfeit - tpurbe tie
porgelaiien. Sbnobl bieler 2adlhub-
offi5ier tpuBte, tporun es ging, emp
| fling er iie inn S6aufelltubl. 8or 81.
garettenqualm fonnte man fait ni6ts
Ieben. Snnerlid) fodenb bor Sham
uno @erger mllBte iie alles borbrin-
gen; er i6aufelte babel ,peiter unb
| Itippte Ole IIde auf Die Yerier. Damn
lagte er Der Sefret1rin: Sagen Sic
Der Jrau, tie fann geben; ib tperbe
ieben. 9ie Srau ging, fie bot BEL ben
Wa6en an Die SIren getrommelt: !:
Nnr beraus aus oieier &onooie uno
! fort, fort bon oieien Wenibenfeinben.
Sbr Shpiegeriobn nabm iie in 6ie
Wobnnng oes InitaltsgeiItli6e
Dort mar audi Sanna Neiid, ser
peiblide Captain, unb bate elm Ba-
fet 3igaretten uno Ionitiges fir Die
@efangenen. Die nabm fih mie cine
Mutter Inn oie alte Srau an. Nah
Strauben lie meinte, iie tonne
Gbr. nibt mebr ieben - brahten lie
! ibn gum @efangniseingang. Der
8farrer batte ibr geIast: @eben sic
5u Sbrem Sobn; Der lit feit, Der tr0.
| itet sic unb rihtet sic auf. gr lit
uni6uloig. 8erbreber fonnten nibt 10
| llein! - Nad flint Winuten fanen iie
! in elm 8arteaimmer, beiien cine Sdlf-
te bur6 elm gun5 enges Sitter abge-
iperrt mar.
.,Mutter, idrie Ser Eooesfanoi,
Bat, ,Dait oir's niht eripart9 &ommit
gum letten Mal.' - Chr. bii mnBt
niht iterben, ih glaub es niht, es
laufen loDieI @naoengeiube.' @r:
.Wutter, id min Dir mas iagen: Sd
iterbe l,no id lterbe uniduloig, aber
es lit beiier als ,pabniinnig tDerben.
Wein lit Die Nahe, iagt Der Serr :. !.
WenIhen iinb bier 1lur Die MnfIeber,
5umeiit NoIen.' (Die Waden baben
babel getpeint, er5dblt Die alte Grau;
lie unb ibr 5obn bergoiien feline Erd-
|ne.) so, unb iest min ih Dir nod
era1blen, mie gut mfrs gebt. Du
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MuAhunH
Bon grpf. S. I. 9Hbreu,
&eSafteur bes ,8aiienfreunb'
Gortp-Grnieorisnng fir II. g.
Gift 8afaees na6 europa. -

9eginneno nit Dem %. 0e5ember
1949 foltet ein 8funo ser II. g. 81.
8ift Eadages nad oen orei lpeltliden
3onen nur ie6s Gents. Sies gilt ntht
fir Die 8erliner Irea; ltad BORT TO-
itet Elm Bfuno Orei5ebn Gents. gead
Der ruiiiiden Gone, Sit'Geutl6lano,
foltet Elm 8funo iieb5ebn Gents.
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verstinlrnte1aa
Magen
verdaulmgs-
storung
Nervositit
Case md
Blihungen
Schlaf : ynd
Appetitlosigkeh
verrsacht
durch
Hartleibigkeit7 :
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-12-15
Pleasant View

Miss Mary Jane Carr has recently
been employed in the First National
Bank at Pandora.
Merritt Green, Ray Peterson, Lehr
Green of Mt, Cory and Roy Rogers
of Bluffton returned Sunday from a
hunting trip to Pennsylvania. They
brought home four deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Carr left
Tuesday with their daughter Mr..
and Mrs. Theron Bibler and little
daughter Deborah for Clearwater,
Florida, where they expect to spend
the winter months.
Mace RAIDER will have a public
sale Thursday. They have purchas-
ed a home in McComb and expect
to move soon.
The Friendly Couples class will
hold its December meeting in the
church basement Friday evening,
December Is. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Gibbs will be host and hostess for
the group.
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Clubs. lodges
and Societie.

Eastern Star
Installation of newly elected of
fcers next Tuesday night at 7:3O in
Masonic Temple. Miss Theresa Slus-
ser will be the installing officer.
4
Share A-Talent Club
Meeting at the home of Mrs. Paul
Shilling, Wednesday night, December
81.
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DelphOs st. Johns
Tops Pirate FiUe

Delphos st. Johns high riding
basketball team maintained their
record of no defeats this season when
they topped the Bluffton high school
Pirates by score of SO to SO at
Delphos, Tuesday night.
Although both teams played err
ratio ball, Delphos managed to grab
the lead early in the game and
never relinquished il. The Pirates
were drubbed in a disastrous second
quarter in which they racked up
three points to "a for the Delphos
crowd. Score at halftime: Bluffton
10; Delphos 80.
The third quarter saw the Pirates
getting under way in desperate
attempt to pull the game out of the
fire and Bluffton scored 13 points
to one for Delphos.
The defeat is the second this sea-
son for Bluffton which has a record
of four games won.
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WANTiADS
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Mercury wagons With rubber tires,
sturdily built. Ellelberger Bros.
Shoes repaired. B1ng them in and
have Shirley Nonnanaker fix them
for you. An work guaranteed. Muir
ray UphelFtsrfng shop, Thurman st.
Bluffton phone.
Shop Waltermire's for your toys.
Why worry if afflicted with any
skin disease. Ask about V-J-O.
Sidney's Drug Shop. IT
Buy work gloves blythe dozen and
save at Geiger & Diler. tt
Very nice selection of girls dresses
and sweaters at Waltermire's.
Health-Protect yours by keeping
your shoes in good repair. Lugibihl
Shoe Service Shop.
See Prosser's special toys 39c
Soc, 69c, and 7ec. Items reduced from
81 and s1.5O.1<
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Mrs. Ralph Stearns attended funer-
al services of her aunt, Mrs. Bertha
Hurd of near Carey, Monday.
John Robert Moore is employed in
llffin as territorial salesman for an
electrical appliance store.
Christmas trees now on sale at the
Community market. Balsam and
Scottish pine. 35
Mrs. Kate Kohler and daughter
Madeline visited Sunday with Mrs.
Lydia Badertscher and Milton Badert-
scher, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Deerhake and
son Donnie and Mrs. Bertha Matter
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Nique
and family, Sunday.
Basinger ambulance removals -
Mrs. Julius Westrick and infant
daughter from ST. Rita's hospital,
Lima, to their residence on North
Jackson street; Mrs. Robert Ewing
from her residence on Grove street
10th Bluffton hospital; Mrs. Albert
ingalls, and infant daughter from the
| Bluffton hospital to their residence
on Bentley road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse F. Steiner of
Mt. Cory left Monday for Glendale,
Calf, to spend the winter with Rev.
VIM. Cox and family.
Pre-Christmas sale on refriger
ators, radios and television sets. 1t
will pay you to see these sets before
you buy. Hauenstein Bakery.
Mrs. Sadie Stearns and Misses
Erma and Mamie Stearns of Upper
Sandusky visited Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stearns of
Spring street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stratton had
as their house guests Sunday and
| Monday, Mr.. and Mrs. John Reiss
of Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Augsburger
and sons Don and Bud were Sunday
| evening guests in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Augsburger and
| daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Hilty and
family have moved from the Stratton
| apartments to the tenant house on
the Francis Marshall farm. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Joe Swank are living in the
Stratton apartments.
Artificial flowers, attractively
made, retain their charm indefinitely.
They will add much to the holiday
cheer in your home. A large selec-
tion at Floret Gift Shop, Mrs. E. j
Wahlie, 102 Spring St., Bluffton.
Diller ambulance removal--Mrs
Clara Geiser from Lima Memorial
hospital to Bluffton hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Arnold and
| daughter entertained at dinner Mon
day evening: Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Arnold, Wanetta Gossman and Glor-
ia Rettig of Jenera and Miss Ruby
Arnold of Kinsman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Carnicom and
three children of indianapolis spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs. E.
c. Ludwig and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Harkness and family.
Have you seen the bargains on
radios, refrigerators and television
sets at Hauenstein's Bakery?
For that hard -to-fill spot in your
holiday shopping list, see our sug-
gestions in pottery and novelties
they're different. Floret Gift Shop,
Mrs. E. j. Wahlie, 102 Spring ST.,
Bluffton.
Mrs. Martha Parish and family
entertained at Sunday dinner: Mr.
and Mrs. w. S. Parish and son
Carson; Mrs. Ralph Parish and
children John, Carol and Nancy, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Parish and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Kain and daughter
Dora Lou and Miss Patsy Ann Hindall
all of Touchdown.
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STOCK SALES
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For rent-Bulls: Shorthorn Here
ford, Angus and Brown Swiss. Ira
Moser. tt
Beef sold by the gu arter; also pork
half or whole for your locker or
home freezer. A to z Market u
Service bulls delivered to your
farm. Fees So plus mileage. c. N.
Long & Son, phone Ada Red 1910. If
For sale-Two Guernsey cows.
Carl Derringer, liz miles south of
town On county line. Call evenings.
For sale-some nice pigs. J. c.
DeppIer, Bentley roaf. Phone 5soW'