davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-25

bereitete iid gum 5tuoium Dor. So
ieine Neittel ie6ob nibt ausreibten,
peroingte er iid als Sbuiterlebrling
uno sog Johann nod Mmerifa, Inn fid
bas @elb gum Stibirm au ertperben.
Sier fano er gaitlibe Mufnnbme in
Der ct. Sobn's= s=Mbtei, mo- er balo nad
ieiner @nfunft in Dos geopiaiat ein-
trat unb bereits om 81. SsuIi 1895
feline SrbensprofeB nblegte. Sim "a.
Stunt 1899 tpuroe er bon benz beritor-
benen 8ii6of Erobec bon ct. glouo
gum Brielter setpeibt uno begann iei-
ne lange uno iegensrei6e 2aufbabn
als Seeliorger. 8is 1902 tpar er su-
na6It affiitent an Der ct. Marien-
8emeinbe in ct. glou6 uno Johann
big 1903 Iiiiitent an Der ct. ssoiepbs.
@emeinbe in Ninneapolis. 1903 aina
er nit Der eriten Bioniergruppe mad
SasfatheiDan, &annba, Inn BORT ei1,
Witbegriinoer Der beutigen bIiibenben
ct. 8eters-a -abtei in Muenlter au tper.
ben. 1908 febrte er Johann nah ct.
Sobn's 5uriid, INN oie 8farrei in
Sarming gu iibernebmen, mo- ct big
1912 pirfte. 1925 tpar er Hfar-
rer in 5reeport, 1916 -23 8farrer in
Golo Spring, no er Die neue Bfarr-
i6ule ballte, 1923-27 Bfarrer in
8alta, 9.-Dof., 1924 8farrer in
apon, mo- er Die beutige Bfarrfirde
baute; 1934-37 ipirfte er tpieoer aIs
gforrer in Golo Spring, Johann
1878 als Bfarrer in 8eaulieu;
lno ieit 1943 als 8farrer in Ssocobs
Brairte. Dem ieeleneifrigen 8rieIter
uno aominiitrator 6ie beraIihiten
@liidpiinife a,l ieinem Snbildrm!
I'D nultoS amos!
ct. Saul, Minn. = am fommen-
Den Sonntag, 26. sunni, beeinnt bie
pier5igltiinoige Inoadt in folaenben
Efarrfirden Der grabioaeIe: ct.
Srancis, Buffalo; ct. 8iuibrorbs,
@ibbon; ct. Sholaitifa, Seioelbera;
ct. Gauls, 8aInut @robe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-25

Sim fommenoen Sonntag, &c. ssu-
nj feiert ser bo6tp. W. Meinrao Sci
ferrtann, O.S.B., ieit t943 Bfarrer
in Socobs asrairie, iein soloenes 8rie-
iteriubilaum, 11nb 5tpar nit einem TO-
lennen Sodonlt unter freiem Simmel,
BEL lpeldem Der bod1p'lte !Sr. &oaoin=
torbiidof 8artbolome pr1li6ieren unb
Die 6eitpreoigt balten apiro. Gem Sssu-
bilar tperoen Die folgenben &onfra.
tres bon ct. Sobn's am Gltare aiii-
itieren: p. 8ictor Gonenenfitid, @olo
Sprins; P. Sbilo &obler, ct. Saul;
p. 8ertbolo 9fider, ct. glouo; P.
Sobn gioenidenf, Subprior in ct.
Sobn's. Nad Dem @ottes6ienit tper-
ben Die Sra1ten Der @e1neinoe ein
Seitmabl fiir Die bodsp. @eiiHidfeit
iferpieren. - p. Meinra6 tu,,roe ON
2o.i aueuit 1867 in giibIertboI, ga.
oen, Deltldlonb, geboren. Griib fiibI.
te CT iid gum 9srieIter berufen, r1,b
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gr. E. q. Rrtd,rnhrrgrr

Ser bo6p. Sr. g. s. 8eidenber-
ger, Ser oon ieiner Asfarritelle in
@lencroB, S.+Daf., aus Deitorbeiter
oes ,8anoerer', ,8aiienfreuno' l,no
anoerer 8latter mar uno neuli6 iein
neues Imt als Br6ies oes &oIping-
8ereins in Chicago iibernabm, tritt
beute cine guropaz3eiie an. @r miro
borausiidtlid Bis anfang Septem-
Der abpeienb uno burd 8riefe nidt
5u erreiden iein. Seine gbicago'er
aoreiie lit: &olpine Souie, 811 Sof-
oale aoe., Chicago, Su.
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Jueenoitrafen

Sngenb bat feine Sugeno. go mel
ren Die einen. Die Sueenb beitebt ans
lanter Gngeln. so meinen oie anoe.
rem. Die @abrbeit Iiegt in Der Weitte
ltn6 ben @eg, INN bieie Mitte 3u fin.
ben, tpeiIt uns unier beiIiger CLAUDE
Der llns lebrt, BOB Die Menihennatur
neben gnten anlagen oud geeigungen
gum 8oien bat. Drum beiBt Elm aro-
Ber nno tpeiier graiebungsgrunbiab:
Bflan5e i'm &itbe m0gli6it friib unb
obne unterlaB quite @eipobnbeiten nnb
quite 8runoidte! l1no febIt Die SUI
geno, 10 bebanole iie Iiebebon nn6 ALL
gleid nit grnit unb @nergiel 5duIo
foroert Siibne, auH BEL ser ssuqeno.
Gs gibt 2eute, Die Bel jung uno oIt
allies enti6uloigen iponen. ssbrer Mn-
iidt nah gibt es feline Shulo, neil
feine 8iaensfreibeit. Gs gibt nur
.geranlaglng" rgerb6ltniiie" Sci
itesfranfbeit". 9amit lit ieber SEER
Ueiiietdter" reingetpaidefl, unb ole
@efdngnistiiren iinb bamit ae0ffnet.
Solhe Iniidten iino redt ,mo6ern"
nno entlpringen elmer mngIdubiaell
Geltanidal1ng. sic ipotten ser Or.
fabrllng. Sic tpiberipre6en oem sc.
tpiiien. Sic rltinieren bie menldIide
8eienihaft unb beapeiien baourf)
idon, oaB iie 1tnrudtig iino.
anoere erfldren, oaB minbeiteng
Die Sugeno faum 5iirednungsfdbia
nno 6orum aud nidt gu itrafen iei.
Ste lei 5u er5ieben, rlidt at itrafen
Mber Strafe u1lo glbIdreduna Dor Ser
boien Sat mub iein, ionit berrobt oie
Sligeno nod mebr, uno bie @eieIl-
ihoft gebf in Die 8riide. Die GaroIe
muB beiBen:. r@r5iebung burd sic
Strafe uno nad Der Strafe", ober
niht in ieoem Sane: .@r5iebuna an
ftott Strafe". Strafe lit aber Elm Stiid
@r5iebung, unb bier uno bo elm redt
NOTICES Stiid.
@eraoe Die redte graiebuna ser
1lingen, i6nlentlaiienen 2eute lit cine
eroBe &unit, unb cine srobe 5ade
fiir Stride, Staat u1b @eieuIhoft.
Wslt Strafe allein lit es natiirli6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-25
Biz nRutfltrn Krtpgsgpfa,,-
g gpnRn in RnBlanh

Die Huiien baben ii6 eetpeigert,
ben 8ereinigten Staoten 1nitauteilen,
Ipje biele Dertide ii6 nod in Der
Sopietllnion IN @efangenldaft be-
filoen, unb baben .erfIdrt, baB Tie
berartige Mnfragen ni6t mebr boren
ipolIten.
9ieie Satia6e tpurbe entbiillt, als
bas Staatsbepartment am Sreitag
Die leste ruiiiide yeote iiber oiele
&ontroberie heroffenflibte uno bamit
Die @rflarung berbano, rbaB it9 nod
mebrere bunberttauien6e beuti1e @e-
fdtgene in NuBIanb befinben."
@5sSS1 @'.sS1 Der bonn 4. Suni botierten No-
te erfldrte Mfosfau, oie Soniet-&e-
gierllng babe niht bie abiiht, bie
&ontroberie nod 1peiter fortauieten,
llnb beballptete, Die @eltm61te ieien
bofiir perantportIid, BOB es nidt gu
elmer 8ereinbarlng Ser bier Mddte
iiber Die &epotriierung Ser @efange-
men gefon1men lit.
Das Staatsbepartment beaeihnete
bas als cine @r1titellung Der gatid-
ben uno iagte:
.8ier Sabre mad Dem gnbe Der
Seinbieliefeiten befi1loen iib nod
nebrere bunberttauienb beutIbe @e-
fangene in ruliiiden &Gnben. Die
Sotpietregierllng ertpdbnt in ibrer
Note nidts bon einem Blun, bieie
groBe @n5abl bon beutlben @efan-
genen in bie Seimat au entlaifen."
Die brei 8eIt1d1te batten Ieit
Monaten berlubt, auf 9iuBlono Ell
men Druid ausauiiben, Inn Die &epa,
triierl1ng Ser Deuti6en burd5uieten.
sSrn lebten Sanuar fiinbigten iie on,
baB iie ibr 8eripre1en, Die Deutl1en
nab Der Seimat 5u entlaiien, einge-
lott baben, ll1tb foroerten MuBlanb
auf baslelbe 5u tun. gluh tpieien iie
Wosfau oarauf bin, bob Die ruiiiibe
Regierung BEL menigitens feds @ele-
genbeiten beriproden babe, Die Sc.
fangenen alle Biz gum @noe bes Sab
reg 1948 3u entlaiien.
0amals erfldrten Die &ui1en, file
bdtten vbie groBe Webrbeit" Der Sc.
fangenen bereits entlaiien uno tpiir.
ben ben gfeit i'm 2aufe bes Sabres
beimi6ifen. Sen @eihnddten tparfen
iie Dor, baB iie ldulo ieien, tpenn es
5u feiner 8ereinbarung iiber Die Sra.
ge gefommen iei, unb erfl1rten, es
l6gen aud @etpeiie Dor, bob oie @ng.
ldnber uno Sranaoien nod beutfhe
@efnngene bdtten, Die bon ibnen nls
uangebeuerte Qrbeiter be5ei1net iper.
ben.
Die 8ereinigten 5taaten tpiiier
niht genau, tpie bieIe Deutibe iif
nod in ruiiiider @efangenibaft be.
| fin0en. ih1bten ibre 3nbI nber i'm
Sdn1dr alrf iiber 400, 600.
| Sn Mdr3 tp,lr6e 6ie Grnge tpie6e1
aufgenontmen ,unb cine neue Mnfra.
ge on Mosfd,, geridtet. Mit oer
'atttailebrigen Note lit oie MngeIegen.
lbeit .erIebigt".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-25

nidt getmr. sic lit elm lestes nuber-
or6entlihes gr3ieblngsmittel. Dds'
Nottpenoigite fir 6ieie ilingen 2elte'
fin6 reife Beri0nlidfeiten, bic ibnen
in 6ieien Sabren air @eite iteben ioIl-
ten, Inn ibnen ben 1ebergang bon Der
Gibrung Sur Selbitfiibrlng 5n ber-
ntitteln. Cine groBe, ihuere, ioeale'
Mrbeit!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-25
M. 9. s..

IS eereidt u1ls 5,l nidt geringcr
@en1tetatitns. ioipobl einem Naitslieb
Der Safultat oes Soiepbin,ims, Der
Die 9omatenpflon3er Optimiiten
nannte, neil iie ertparteten, es 1piif]-
len Die Somatenpflan3en als aud ben
iieben Seninariiten, 1pelde eiren gam
gen Gag on Der 8erpflanaune Der
breitauienb Somatenpfldn5eu arbei-
teten, meloen su fonnen, oaB Die Go
motenpflanaen redt iippig am 8ad-
ien ii1tb. &a1,n cine Der 8flan5en lit
5uriidgeblieben. 8ir geben uns Der
Soffn11ng bin, oaB Die Somaten nift
reifen neroen, bebor Die Stuoenten
gum nellen Sduliobr 5uriidfebren
Denn tper fortnte iie pfIiiden9
@enn cine ShuIe nieoerbrennt,
mogen bie S6iiler nit mebr ober
1peniser 8enustulne auf bas greis-
mis- bliden, beionoers menn es mdb-
renb bes SduIiobres paiiiert. Gier
Gage nadoem unIere Stubenten IN
Die sSerien abgereiIt iparen, fiel llnier
SohIbulgebG1,be beinabe oieiem
Sbidial gum Spfer. Im 10. ssuni
iflug Der 8lis in oen obern Sell bes
noroliden 5liigeIs, 5eridlug Die 3ie-
gelIteine in Stiide unb mari onoere
8adlteine berunter. @liidlidertpeiie
entitanb fem Seuer, nod mor ienano
in ser Nabe, Inn getroffen 5u lpers
ben. Der altf mebrere bunoert Ool-
lars seiddtte Sdaben lit ourb Ser
ii6erung geoedt. l1niere Stuoenten
fonnen iid berubigen. anes tpiro Dor
September in gutter Sronung iein.
Oas Soiepbinum bat gum erlten
Nole Die erlte bon brei vSisplaceo
Berions" (0S's) erbalten. gs lit Sr.
sSSonas SaulDs aus 2itbauen, 1pelber
bic leeten flint Sabre in 9elttidlano
perbra6t bot. @r iddst ii6 elidli6,
in bieiem 2anoe ser Sreibeit au iein.
@ir, Die mir uniere sSreibeiten 10
lanee genieBen, iddten oielelben oft
nidt eerue. Dte Meniden in europa
niiien aus trauriger @rfobrung, mas
Sunger, &rieg, @ntbebrl1ng, religioie
gerfolsuns, aerltorte SamilienIeben.
nno anoere Sarten, Die Der &rieg nit
iid brinet, beoeuten.
Sr. Soulps lit i'm sSolepbinum ols
Irbeiter angeiteat. @ir belpiufomnl-
men i'm uno iinb iiber5eugt, baB er Die
Sreibeit 1nb 2ebensausli6ten in un-
ierm 2anoe bodlhdst. -.r
2ebrer iino oft nidt iebr BEL Sen
S6iilern beliebt ODER peroen nidt
eeniisenb eeidGtt, ober einen 8rofeI>
ior gibt es, Der ieine 8eliebtbeit au
mabren peritanoen bonn eriten Sabre
ieiner Sdtigfeit Bis auf Sen beutigen
Eog: bas fiinf5ielte Sobr ieiner 2ebr-
tatigfeit. gs lit unier SIT. &ep. Wigr.
geifolalls Binter, Ph.D., tpelder lln=
langit iein goloenes 8rieiteriubildum
gefeiert. Migr. Binter, 8rofeiior Ser
lateinil6en, grie6ii6en 1lno oeutiden
Spra6e inn Soiepbinum ieit fiinf5ig
Sabren, botte Die 8enugtuune piele
ieiter ebemaligen Sdiiler anl1Blih
ieiner Subelfeier begriiBen 5u fonnel1.
l1eber ied5ig 8rieIter, 1neiitens Mum-
men, famen aus Ohio, Benniplpania,
8aibingtor1 9. g., ari5ona, aen=
tudD, georb.Dafota, Winneiota, Soma,
Suinois, Seem sSeriep, 8oibington
uno Sirginia, Inn on Der gbrung un-
iereS Subilnrs teil5l1nebmen.
@ier. ginter eenieBt seeenmdrtis
ieine 5erien in Worrilton, @rf., mo
ieine 5eimatpfarrei ebenfans oas ssu=
bildum feiern 1piro.
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Sttuuue bcS IDlftS
fiir baS Soiepbinunl

@inliege,oen 8etrog bon $40 bite
Der laufenoen Sreiitelle 5u6ufiigen.
2eier, Winn.
3ft5E
@inliegeno $50 5ur laufenoen Srei-
ftelIe au @bren Der lieben Milttergot-
tes, bes bl. Intonius uno Der Irmen
Seelen.
l1ngen., Galif.
8itte beroffentliden Sic i'm Ohio
8aiienfreuno' Die @rborune elmer
8itte ourd Die Jiirlprade Der lel,
4rma &atbarina @mmerid. 8eiten
Danf.
Gin 2eIer.
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ir emf a len6er

Sonmtas, 26. SUM-: 9ritter Conn
tag mad Sfimsften. = g a n g e.
Iium: Som perIorenen Shafe
(2l1f. 15).
Rontae, 81. Suni: 2obislous.
0ienstag, 28. SsSl1ni: .SrenGus.
Uitttpod, 29. sunni: Betrus unb
8al1lus.
Dounerstos 80. SUM: 8auli @e-
Dahtnls. ~
5reitag, L.. Suli: &oitbares 8lut
Gbriiti.
Sa,nstag, 2. ssl,li: Marid !Seimiu6-
11ng.
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8r erindn nere aasaeH lire arbeen 10 einsateen bak
e ibnen mOslid pirS Der Ann enHiOn1 in Colorado
her, Vile nnnen merSen seb TEN henn mSs anf bieier n
anium" snsesen 81 iein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-25

Ct. Eaul, Hinn. - 8urtbinstun, o.,
samstag, 25. SUM 1949.
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Hpilkriutpr-Upp

4ptlkrantpr-Upr
aller Surtem, edit nnb bilis npn
Sfarrer &neipp enpfoblen - $1.W
bas Eafet. - Die lnantitGt 1T ab-
bGnsig BON benz Sreis einselner ardn-
teriDrten. - Sn besieben BON:
Anthony Sperl
1917 Bombay st., Pittsburgh 3, Pa-
Die weltberiihmte st. Bene-
dict Wundsa1be
grprobtes &eilmitteI gegen ale
Irten bon alten un6 friihen @nn-
ben, @eidtpiiren, @etpdhien, 8ib.
tDun6en. &urbunfeln uitp. 8itte @elo
nnr bllrd Poit Monep Sr6er au Ihif-
TEN. Seine Stnnlps. 5ehaig (6O)
Gents Die ShadteI bel
Evening star., 1949-09-23

CI I'D 7DIAA AAcH the owonth utmo
lNAl<- NnVANNlD in oIoound assured satisfaction
Whatever
trimmed oru bok-vou mov be sure
finding the one Of the cunn oreot
specially specializing highly
pehensNe collections for Shops
TEEN outhH
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27
Farm Record Book Ready
To Be Distributed Here

Current weather is good for
one farm activity if not for 9TH
ers, that of getting last years
farm records in shape or starting
lon 1949 books, County Extension
agent Frank Webster suggests,
and it happens to be income tax
filing season, too.
AS for records in 1949, he pass
Ies along a comment rom Arthur
]. eagle, Extension Economist in
farm management at Washington
State college. eagle says that al
though farm records have been
very important for many years,
good records probably will be
more important than ever because
the tax rate may be raised thus
year.
To simplify farm record keep
ing, State college has for several
years issued a farm record book
available to farmers at cost. 1t
can be secured at the county ex-
tension office. Webster says that
he would be glad to assist any
farmer in setting up his record.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27
handspring Is
Subject Of Talk

Residents of the local and neigh
boring communities the evening
of January IL heard .. B. Howell
speak on 'Landsca Ding Small
Home Grounds" Basic rules Of
good landscaping were discussed.
Local nursery and landscape
men volunteered to help the pro-
gram along by giving time for
group discussions on various
phases of landscape work. G. A..
Nagley, local nurseryman, is
available to speak to groups on
selection of landscape material
and proper care and handling of
these plants. P. J. Baker, who
is establishing a greenhouse and
has information on rose growing,
is also available to local groups.
J. w. Jackson, who has had train
ing in planting methods and in
sect control, is another who has
volunteered to work with inter-
ested groups. :.
If you belong to a group and
would like the assistance OF one
of these men, or if you are not
member of any group interested
in these subjects, organize groul
meeting ana make use Of thes'
men. You may contact these mel
personally or call your county ex
tension office for help.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27
Those Meisiersingers Are a Highly
Diversified Group: Coming Saturday

The Richland Meistersingers
who will be heard in concert Sat-
urday evening at $3.50 in the Ken
newick high school auditorium,
are highly diversified group IN
dividually. The IS members of this
choral group represent 26 states
and one foreign country. The State
of Washington heads the list with
Colorado, Utah, Pennsylvania,
Oregon, Minnesota and West Vlr-
ginia also well represented. f.
About 3 out of 4 have attend
ed college but only few have at
tanned advanced degrees. Yale
University, Massachusetts, Insti-
tute Of Technology, Virginia Poly
technic as well as many Of the
mid-western Universities are re-
presented In the group. Still 9th.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27

er hail Oklahoma A & M, South
and North Carolina State, Colo
RADIO State, U. of Nebraska and
Utah U. as their Almo Matters.
All of the Northwestern univer-
sites are represented with the ex-
ception of Oregon u.
Listed as hobbies by the group
are wood carving, painting (both
picture & house,. hunting and
fishing, archery, golf, fencing, ski
ing, mountain climbing and bowl
ing. Only few specifically gave
singing as a hobby. Model rail-
reading, stamp collecting, astron-
omy and gardening were also
listed as popular hobbies.
Included in the Personnel are
several ex G. rs. Also some were
connected with the Manhattan
project during the war years
This latter group is, naturally
very reticent about their exper.
fences in this service. Others serv.
ed in TINT and RDx (high ex.
plosiveS development and one
worked on TIE development o!
synthetic rubber.
The Meistersingers are not {
highly trained and skilled grour
of professional musicians bu
rather just a group of ordinar,
"~uvs" who love to sing and do i
well.
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27

Subscriptions are rolling into
the Courier-Reporter. New ones
in hundreds have subscribed in
the last few weeks. Many old SUBJ
scribers have renewed their SUBJ
scriptions for another year.
: AS the new people settle in the
Kennewick area, they find that
the Courier-Reporter fills a place
that can be filled by no other
publication. They want all the
local news summed up in a week.
ly paper. -...-. -. =
The Courier-Reporter is pro-
duced by experienced newspaper
people who have dedicated their
lives to printing and to journal
ism. That the Courier-Reporter is
ever improving in its technical ar
rangement, its typography, and
its news and editorial content is
spoken Of often by the people
who have lived here for many
years. ~
Here are some of the new SUBJ
scribers: p.
Mrs. George Foster, o. r.
Painter, Farley A. Parker, Har-
&C. Smith, Mrs. Mcmillan, Mrs.
old Mechanism, L. L. Kratzer, E.
w. H. Witt, Harry c. Davis, r.
H. Dehnhoff, Mrs. E. D. Hamblin,
I. o. Eliason, w. L. Pierce, w. H
Dickinson, Robert Weber, B. v,
O'Conner, John Finkbeiner, Ken.
neWick. z .s.,. 81. -. .-... Is
I! F. M. Bentley, Yakima; Welkos
o. Hawn, Tuscon, Ariz., John
Stafford, College Place. 81
Following are some who have
renewed their subscriptions:
Virgie Adams, Mrs. j. e
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27
HERE FOR FUNERAL

Out of town relatives and friends
who attended the funeral of Mrs.
Emil Albrecht, Jr., were the fol-
lowing: Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Kon-
tos, Toppenish; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Anderson, Seattle; Mrs. Herbert
Barker, Seattle; Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustav Albrecht, Rolla, N. D.;
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Brookfield,
Spokane; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Shaw, Occur d'Alene; Mrs. Earl
Berry, Pasadena, Calf; Mrs. Her.
man Eggers, Mrs. Emma Mergen-
thai, Mrs. ]. Ward, Mrs. Charles
Fulgium, Miss Sharon Hutchins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Albrecht, ST.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lentz and
family, and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Lentz, all of Walla Walla.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27
Subscriptions Rolling in to the
Courier Reporier--- New and Old

Slaughenhaupt, /. Serier, George
B. Griffith, D. M. Deeter, r. L.
Macmahon, Mrs. Esther Sitton,
William Mills, Robert E. Moore,
E. A. Schilling, Floyd A. Wood
ruff, Leroy Bowers, Joe Shula,
ST., Elmer Lande, Sophia Ros-
row, w. E. Dennet, F. p. Peter,
w. P. Bowen, Royce ]. Patterson,
Minnie Kinkaid, Harold Hender-
son, Andrew Takach, Francis
Ludlow, Kennewick.
George McNealy, Paterson; H.
Yamagama, Moses Lake; Dudley
Evett, Spokane.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27
Howard Fetz Is Speaker
On Lutherhayen Camp

Inc congregation OF belnIehem
Lutheran church heard a lecture
last Sunday night by Howard
Fetz, superintendent of Luther
naven Camp on Lake Occur d.
Alene. He told about the plan OF
operating the camp, said it was
self-sustaiping and one of the
incest in this district. Every sum-
mer from Is to 20 young people
from the church here attend Bible
camp there.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27
Rush Ends at Agency
On Car License Sales

With the rush ended on sale OF
automobile license plates, the To-
cal agency at the L. E. Johnson
office on Kennewick avenue coulu
take a breathing spell at last. The
breathing spell came only after
total of 1890 licenses had been
sold here. With sales at Richland
and Prosser agencies counted, the
total sold in the county amounted
to $4,000 on passenger cars alone.
Besides that number, there was a
heavy demand for trailer ana
truck licenses.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27

trueing authority; heald, Smith,
johnson, Bastien, Tom Bettlnson'
. lr y. n. n. Nelson, X. H.
Wise and Maloy SenSney. mem
bers of the city planning commits
sion
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27
APPOINTMENTS

The new board Of county COM
missioners has appointed the fol-
lowing: Roy Num-. county engin-
eer; c. F. Webster, agricultural
list; Carl Schiller, horticulturist;
John Rusk, welfare administrator.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27
NAMES OFFICIALS

Mayor D. Z. Head Of Prosser
has appointed Don Elliott, tire
chief; Hugh Young, member OF
library board: De Z. Head,
tree removal; d. e. Patterson.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-01-27
ACQUITTED BY JURY

ACQUITTED BY JURY
In the first trial of the new term
of superior court at +'rosser, a
jury acquitted Raymond Lawrence
Carr of Kennewick on a charge
involving a 12-year old girl.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23
West Palm Beach, Florida

the life of Israel and the jewish
communities throughout the
world.
The second report dealt with
the $500 Jews now living IN
Spain. About 5000 live in Bar
celona, 800 in Madrid and the re-
naming few families are scat
tered throughout the country and
in the Balearic and Canary Is
lands. The government recently
has allowed the two main Jewish
communities to reorganize relig-
ious and charitable work. BARGE
Iona has synagogue while Ma
drid' has only a prayer hall.
whenever we approach one OF
the scattered communities of our
"Golah," said DR.. Schwarzbart,
"be they in Central America, in
PARKWAY islands of the seven
seas, in the outlying sections OF
India, the Far East, or in an ex-
Continued on Page 65)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23
Scattered Fragments Of a People
Maintain Bonds With World JewrY

The farung the dapora constantly recurring
reports Jewish affairs reacnng
World Jewish Congress from parts of the globe
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23

northeast of Ethiopia which now
is being administered by Britain.
Of the previous total of $50 Jews,
about 24O already have emigrat-
ed to Israel. The remaining 12O
- 10 Adenite and 10 Ashkenazi
Jews - are mostly small merch-
ants, traders and goldsmiths. They
maintain a synagogue, Beth Din
and a Jewish school. This COM
munity keeps in contact with the
World Jewish Congress as it's
political and cultural link with
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-09-23

In a recent interview, DIR. l.
Schwarzbart, head of the World
Jewish Congress Organization
Department, picked at random
two out of many reports on
scattered Jewish communities
which cling to their centuries-old
Jewish traditions despite their
isolation from the main masses
of their brothers.
One of these reports dealt with
the handful of Jews who live in
Asmara, the capital of Eritrea,
the former Italian Colony to the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-11

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