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Evening star., 1950-07-22
Ill Red Cross Workers
On Active Duty in Koreu

Three American Red Cross
women and eight men are now
on active duty with United States
troops in Korea, Gen. George c.
Marshall, Red Cross president, has
announced.
The women are hospital work
ers. and the men are field direc-
tors attached to combat units
Other men and women are being
prepared for service in the battle
zone, Gen. Marshall said.
Evening star., 1950-07-22
Dennis Heads StenotYpists

Haines Dennis, of Falls Church,
Va, was elected national president
of the Associated Stenotypists of
America for 1950-51 at the Or
ganization's recent convention in
New York City. Other Washing
ton area officers elected were:
Albert j. Gasdor, jr., 1920 Savan-
nah terrace Sc. secretary, and
Miss Jane Bryant, Silver Spring,
Md, recording secretary.
Evening star., 1950-07-22
De Groffenried to Speak

Representative de Graffenried,
Democrat, Of Alabama. will ad-
dress the Democratic Club of
Washington at a luncheon meet
ing at 1890 pm. tomorrow in
the Dupont Plaza Hotel. Mr.. de
Graffenried will speak on the war
in Korea.
Evening star., 1950-07-22
Rev. Lynt to Sneak

The Rev. Ben A. Lynt, pas
tor of the Second Presbyterian
Church, Alexandria. will speak
at the union open-air services at
8 pm. tomorrow on the court
house lawn. The Waterford Choral
Club, under the direction of Mrs
Thomas H. Cooley, will sing.
Evening star., 1950-07-22
Firemen's Carnival.

The Leesburg Firemen will spon-
sor a carnival Monday through
Saturday at the Firemen's Recre-
alton Center.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will serve
picnic chicken supper at s pm.
Wednesday. Home made cakes
and pies will be on sale Wednes-
day and Saturday nights.
Evening star., 1950-07-22
Methodist Services Set.

The Rev. John Baxter Howes,
professor of rural church. West
minister (Md0 Theological Semi
nary. will speak at the all-day
meeting tomorrow of the Hills
boro Charge. The session will be-
gin at 10 o'clock am. in Johnstons
Woods, near LovettSville.
Evening star., 1950-07-22

Israel plans $4,000 to SO, 900 new
housing units in Jerusalem, Beer
Sheba, Majdal, Hadera and Ma
haria.
Evening star., 1950-07-22
DIR. Orchard to Sneak.

DR.. John E. Orchard. Loudoun
resident and official of the Eco
nomic Cooperation Administra-
ton. will give a talk Monday night
in the Purcellville Library under
the sponsorship of the Loudoun
League of Women Voters of Lou
doun.
DR.. Orchards topic will be "The
Marshall Plan in Mid-Passage. u
A discussion period will follow.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Professor 10 Give Away
Estate Left by Father
BY the Associoted Press

BELOIT, Wis, Feb. ga Be-
lott College professor says he's
going to give away his Inherit
ance of life income from one
third of a s2,OO0,OOO trust furd.
Prof. Marriott C. Morris, jr..
who says he'll never take a penny
for his own use. added he'll prob
ably give the money to the cause
of international peace.
The $2,000,000 trust fund for
Prof. Morris and his brother and
sister was provided in an order
in Philadelphia Orphans Court
Monday distributing the estate of
their father, who died in 1948.
The 49-year-old Beloit associ-
ate professor of modern languages
said he appreciated my fathers
desire, but I feel that I have not
earned the money. I have. I sup
pose. a responsibility to try to
help advise what shall be done
with it. and I hope to do the best
that I can in that respect. That's
all there is to it,"
He said his being member of
Society of Friends (Quakers)
might help to explain my feel
ings."
Prof. Morris, married and the
father of a 10-year-old daughter,
said he had not discussed the mat
ter with his brother and sister.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
General Str".':e Threat
Passes in Japan
By ths Associotsd Prsss

TOKYO, Feb. 23.-Japan's gen.
eral strike threat passed today.
In the past "a hours three major
unions - coal miners, electrical
workers and metal miners-have
called off strikes scheduled tomor-
row and Saturday. A 20-day strike
by 1000 steel workers ended Tues
day.
Two other important labor
groups have decided, however, to
carry out what they call a legal
struggle"-meeting. but not ex-
ceeding. work quotas and refusing
to work overtime. These two un-
ions are the communications work.
Evening star., 1950-02-23

ers and national railway workers.
The threat of a general strike
was made by a national commit
tee representing 35 -Commun-
ist unions. 1t had two aims: Seek
ing wage adjustments in the in
dustries involved, and protesting
the governments refusal to raise
the pay of government workers,
who are prohibited from striking.
There are indications that the
government may be relenting from
it's previous stand. Chief Cabinet
Secretary Kaneshichi Masuda was
reported to have suggested that
wages could be boosted without
changing the national budget.
Gen. MacArthur's headquarters
has told the japanese government
that it must keep the budget bal
anced.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Jan Kurshi to Lecture

Jan Karski, author, and history
professor at Georgetown Univer-
sity, will lecture at 9 am: Sunday
at meeting of the International
Crossroads Group at the Central
YMCA, 1885 G street NV. His
subject will be What Americans
Can Not Escape"
Evening star., 1950-02-23

tender-grown Swift's Premium
Chicken is specially raised and fed for
good eating :. a really young chicken
with lots of tender, juicy meat. It's
a snap to prepare, too! Easier to
cook, because it's naturally tender.
You can serve this delicious
chicken any day in the year. Just
to be sure, ask for the chicken with
the 'tender-groUn" tag on the wing.
Here's a dandy Martha Logan
recipe for preparing it:
Butter Crisp tender grown Chicken
.1-tender grown .Swift's BrookfeId
Swift's Premi- Butter. VI cup
um Chicken Shortening. "a cup
Salt Thyme, If desired
Pepper Thin onion rings,
s1-cup -four If desired
Have chicken drawn and cut
into serving pieces.
Rinse in cold water and drain.
Season chicken pieces.
Put -four in paper sack. Shake
8 or 4 pieces of chicken in the
sack at time to coat thoroughly.
Heat enough butter and short
ening (half of each) in a heavy
skillet to make a layer of fat
H-inch deep.
with kitchen tongs place
chicken in hot fat. Brown on
both sides.
place chicken, one layer deep, in
shallow baking pan. Pour melt
ed butter over chicken pieces.
Bake in moderate oven (3500 F.)
until tender, about 40 minutes.
brush with melted butter after
Is minutes of baking.
Evening star., 1950-02-23

Less than IL per cent Of Ar
gentina's area Is farm land.
Evening star., 1950-02-23

ISN'T IT wonderful, at last, to be
L able to buy chicken you know is
young and plump and tender-any
day in the year?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-18

gieIes No1enblatt erideint leit
Dem Sabr 1873 regelmdBig isoen
Samstag uno miro berausgegeben
gum 8eiten oes 9dpItliden &olle'
eium Soiepbinum in 8ortbington,
Ohio, beiien 3ped Die Seranbiloung
miiroieer BrieIter5oglinge fir Die
Ser. Staaten lit. 0ieie sInItalt iii
bauptld6lid angeipieien auf Die @in-
finite bieles Blattes uno Die @ei6en-
fe ieiner 2eier.
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Tenth Street, st. Paul l, Mime
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and donations, manuscripts, and
books for review, as we'll as all
changes of address should be sent
to The Pontitical College Josephi-
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Sin gutter &urid)lag!

-Sreiburg. .gs eriAeint
nns unbesreiflif, ouB in unierenl
Golfe, oas nit Silfe oes 9luslattoeS
Die groBte Hot fnum iiber1punbe:t bat,
in bielem Sabre ,Sasno6t mie nod
ME gefeiert meroen iou," beiBt es in
einem &un5elerlaB oes er5bildofli6en
Sroinariots Sreiburg. slae gbriiten
uno &atbolifen ioaten ii6 I'M 81.
Sabr enti6lieBen, in einenr anberen
Slime ~6asna6t tpie nod nil" 81,
feiern, inoem iie bieie Gage 81 irlitar=
oigem 8ebet our Siibne fir Die ,eise-
men Siinoen lnb fir Die Siirloen ser
gan5en 8elt benutten. 9as Sroina-
riot forOert baber alle fatbolii6en
Gereine un6 Srgaltiiationen auf, i'm
81. Sabr entpeoer grunblGblih oui
ale Snltbarfeiten 81 ber3ihten ODER
lie melrigitens auf Elm OfaB 5u BE-.
ldranfen, oas nit Dem @eiite oes 81.
Sabres oereinbar lei.
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fIopfte ierllar6 an Ole frentbe 9iir ?
'9llif> meinen 9tuf gilt Ianginm, tpie
.5Ggerilo, Der Driifer itieoer lntO Die
fleine sSrait trat berein, Die mir bas
a3im1ner Derrnietet batte. Cine feline
gfote flog iiber ibr @eii6t; i1iidterrl
iteate iie eiilen 8luanenItronB ailf oerl
9iid init ben @orten: r3lun @iII-
fornm!", uno peridapaito, bebor ih ibr
od1rfen follr1te.
tSeltlam $50 NOR bie Srerrbbeit
linb 8erlaiienbeit geblieben, Die mid
nod Dor 1penigen Minuten 5u err
oriifen brobte2 Slot 1trto GOLDEN leub-
teten oie 8unten alf DEM TiI1, elm
feiner Duft erfiillte ben &aunl ge-
raOe tpie aubnillel @tnas Warmes,
9eirnatlides NOR ms 3irtrner eetpebt,
et1pas, bas an Come genlabnte uno
Sen 6eeen pergeiien lieBl gtpas, bas
iiber Die giniontfeit Ser eriten Stun-
oen btlt1pegbolf lno bag i6 Der miit-
terliden ssrau 5l1 banfen bate, Die
mir nod oft cine fleine Sreloe ins
3inm1,er flattern lieB, l,r,b bic es tpie
nenige 8ermieterinnen perItanb, ba3u
bei5utrogen, oaB i6 mid in ibrem
!5auie r,pie 5ubaufe" fiiblte.
Lydia Kath
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@er5lifbe Sitte clues
bentlfen MtiiiDnars

sSn elmer fir6li6 bliibeluoen, aber
armen, gut fatboliiden SFarrsemei1l-
De in Yaraguap, Siib-slmerifa, feblt
orineeno elm gang beldeioenes aird-
lein. Inner ieballi6iter @unid, oas
8ottesbaus arf bersanaene @erb-
na6ten 1949 fertiggeltellt gu baben,
sing leioer nift gan5 in grfiillung.
gs feblen Die Wtittel. l1nIer uller Sol
fen uno 8eten lit NUM- auf Sitern
1850. 0a es iid ourdtpee INN arrnite
2anobeoolferune banoelt - es iinb
al,Ber 8arasuapern aud oeutlfe, pol
niide, ruiiii6e llno anoere quite &a-
tbolifen borbanben -, miro INN Die
giitige Weitbilfe Der 10 oft betpabrterl
fatbolil6en Goritas aus Sen Ser.
Staaten gebeten. Sebe - au6 Oie al
lerfleinlte - 8abe, ole in in einem
eelp0bnli6en 8riefe per Sluepolt
(5ebn Gents Gorto) ouf meine ooue
gerant,portlne eelanot tperoen fann,
ninunt Ser unter5ei6nete oeutl6e
8ater oanfeuo entgegen. Suittune
miro iofort erteilt. Sir oie eolen
SSreunoe 1lno @on1er Der angefangez
nen 81. =&rell5z&irde 1pirb 1nonatlid)
ser Segen elmer beiligen Weiie aufge,
opfert.
snfo1se ser politii6en l1nruben in
8oroguap n0gen sic bite et1paige
siitige @aben IN 8urgelb nrb gu
lfriften ni6t mebr an mid no6 So
rogllap, lonoern ab beute MIR nod
an meinen anltli6 unb firdli6 8e-
ooama6tigten Serrn Sole Maper,
Galiaa Gorreo, No. 1861 in 8uenos
slires (argentina) per Slugpo Il
(5ebn Gents 8orto) in einem itarfen
llml6lag, gut 5pgeflebt, auf meine
ooaite 8erartnortllng ie1oen. Sr
Oeaper iibergibt mir iofort unh
prompt Die 8abe. Ser5li6ites Ser.
9elt's 8ott i'm Gorulls!
Sotber Sole areuiier, S.V.D.,
8arroqlia Santa Gru5", goronel
gogooa 9araguap), Soutb america.
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TrrunhIid,kptt

gs mar ein triiber Gag. 9rauBen
rarld)te Der Reeen 1lnaufboltlom -
iiber alien 9ingen lag Elm graues
@t1pas.
Sd mar aus meinem SeimatItaot-
den in Die groBe frembe Stabt gefon1-
men uno bate eben elm fleines 3inn,
mer6en genlietet. Weine Softer ita1l-
ben nod unausgepodt 1,ntber, fein be-
fanntes 8ilo griiBte unb ipraf mir
Srolt gu in Dem unbefannten &alun.
lnfreunoli6 unb lieblos ibien mir
leoer 8egenltano, alles 1par 10 gon5
~nobliertes 3in1mer" Maes mar 10
gan5 anoers mie 5lbauIe, alles 10
1reno, 10 fremo :. . Sd trat ans Sen
tier. Nidta gu ieben als eraue rieftge
Sauiermaiien, aIs eilelroe Menihen
NIT miirriiden @eiidtern, nidts ols
rlnnenoer Segen l1nr,lbe i6Iid in
melne @eoanfen; mir idien, ais Mir
ben aa bie i6onen, luftigen Bldne,
Die in Der groBen Stabt 8irflidfeit
lperoen lollten, eroriidt in oieIer
grauen 5remobeit, als ertranfen lie
aae I'M rlnnenoen 9feger1. MiBmutig
1ette ib mid in Die bunfelite 3inmer.
ede - ipar ni6t Die gan5e @elt bente
ounfel? = uno id begarn, tpie es
Damn 5l1 geben pflegt, bariiber na6-
5uoenfen, oh nidt Iieber bGtte oabeim
bleiben iollen, babein1 mo Die Sonne
ldien, als i6 abreiite. 8itterfeit
nebte mid an. @arum mubte es ge-
raoe beute 10 erau ausieben in oer
Welt, 1parltm fonnte nidt beitte Die
Sonne i6einen2 @arum fpar nie-
nlono bier, ben id fannie? so
unb mabreno id mir nod pieIe
"Barum" unb n@esbalb" porlegte,
borte if) plotlib elm idiidternes
aIopfen on Ser Cir. @ie leltIam! gs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-18
ct. Saul, Nimn.- @urtbinston, g.,
Samstas, 18. WGrs 1850.
Sir d enfale Der

Sonntas, 19. MGrs: @ierter iyaiten.
iunntag (2aetare). - gpang e.
Iium: SSeIls ipeilt fiinftalieno
Vtonn (aspb. g.. 8 II
Otontae, 20. Mar5: Gutbbert. Il
2ienstoe, 81. Wtdr5: 8eneoift, slbt.
Mittpod), %. ltdr5: 5eIt oes Soft.
barren glutes.
2onnerstag, %. Mdr5: Nifolous bon
ser sSliie.
sSreitog, "a. WGr5: 8abriel.
Samstag, %. War5: WariG 8erfiin=
bigung.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-18

sSm mer bieie 5rem NOR.
ter. SEA, boren sic mol, bie 8dder.
meilter S6nuieoides, Die iino ia ieti
oerortig eeibtpoGen! @iiien sic, Be,
aelteite, Der iagt, er mill 8afteriologt
iperoen. @os iaeen sic ba5u? sls of
oaS CUTE alte 8ort B6derrnetIter ni6t
inumer nod gut genug it'll"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-18

|onf mebrere Ofonnte an Snno. Ids
Iheint mandbt1al eiite if)lehte @elos
anlage 5u iein, uber in slnbetrn1t
Der iiingiten Roblerfriie mar es obfe
3nerfel cine quite @elbaiplage. @ir
benotigen tagli6 ettpa Iieber gonne1
&oblen. Ius 6e1n @rllnbe reiGJen
pierbl,roert 9onnen et1pa Stpei Deo-
nate.
3ieie Sdiloer1,trg ion feinesapegs
als elm Sintpeis airf altrlern ,goul
Slu1o" eeoeltet 1perben.
1tnlere, 1eue rStenm 2ine" 1lnh
oem 8ibliotbefsgebdube lit fertte ge>
iteat. gs mar cine i6tpierige 1l1tb foit-
ipielige Mrbeit. Die Stltbenten gr1t-
ben oie 8rGben fin oie 0alnpfperbiit-
bung trob Shlantt1, &1lte, S1nee
ltno s5roit. godberr peri1iebene Sci
tionen Der Dontpfrobren perb,rnben
tporoen, mnroe Ole gonse 2dmge Der
Hobren ibu1toertutrobier SUB, auf
ein11lol in bie @raben perleHft. l1nb
oas nllBte bur6 Werri6enfrdfte al
lein beipdltigt tperben. Die gan5e
Hobrenldnge ipiegt lebstalle1t6
8fltnb. Gies tpurbe burdb bie Mlls-
felfraft Don bunbertltroapa115ig Stll-
oenten beenoet. Seoer batte etrpa
fiinf5ig Bflntb au beben - mas tpie-
Der benefit Dob in nereinten &r1ften
Starfe berribt.
@dbreno bieier 8orarbeiten ntl,Bte
oie 0ampfbei5lrng nad ser 8ibIio.
tbef abgeorebt tperben, 1pos llngliifli-
6er1peiIe Ie ipabreno ser fGltelten @it-
terung geid)eber n1uBte. 9lae, gor-
| iidtsnraBnabmen, Die @ailerr0bren
Dor Sroit 5u i6iisen, Daren getrof-
fen tporben. @erabe benor Der beige
9ambf angebrebt puroe, befam cine
Hobre in ser 8ibliotbef einen @iB.
2ur6 l6nelles @ingreifen unierer
Sigh ShooI Wopping Gretp" spuroe
Elm groberer Shaoen perbiitet. At
o.,
&ir erlufen llnlere 2eler, itets Sns
Gatlun ouf ibrer aoreiie 5u beodten.
1ieles Gatlnn gibt Sag itl1b Otonat
an, 1penn Dos announcement abeeldit-
fen lit. unier llnbarmber5iger MDrei=
lograpb annuniert autonlatii6; llnb
faltbliitig bas alte 9atllm. Gesbalb
moge ieoer 2eler oiele ltereotbpe Ser
anoerung ni6t altBer sldt Iaiieh.
ga mir nod cine bei6ranfte 3abl
aalenoer 1850 an Sanb babe,l, fon-
men Seier, 1pelfe nod feiren erboltn
baben, I'm elm grenplar eriuhen.
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ginliegeno ie,toe id Sbnen $1,000
5ur 5reiitelle, gum 9anf fir Die gr.
bori,ng meiner 8itte bur6 Die Sir
bite oes FL. SSolepb.
llngen., Senn.
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4u.5t
@trdnd,esA
~4T

H. glm pergangenen Wontag tat Der
bofm'ite Sr. grabiibof WalrraD ben
eriten Spatetitid) Der 4usgrablluss=
arbeiten fir Die neue ct. 2ufe's-
| 9farrlbule an Srforo uno Sunlmit
fape. Oabier. Mn1peieno bel Der 3e-
remonie maren Der bodtp'ite Sr.
| Gfurrer Wigr. GuIlinan bon ct.
Sufe's, ser bodtp. .Sr. Sdiiliuperin-
tenoert Hoger Gonnoue unb ser
bodm. ST.. @eneralpifar $. &afer,
ioapie Die Irbiteften rnD 8a,1rneiiter
uno OitgIieoer Der ct. 2ufe's -8e-
meinoe. 9ie S6uIe eriett oie bisberi-
! &c, in ieoer Sinii6t bofumoberne
Bfarrlbule Der @emeinbe. Die ieooh
ettpas 5u melt bon Der &irhe llno
Dem 8enelnbe5entrum abgelegen lit
uno nun als W6b6en-Sohl6ule per-
melpoet 1Deroen ion.
slm Gonnerstag, 13. april, tinbet
i'm ct. 8olll Iubitorium oas i1br4
lide &on3ert Ser ct. Baui Catholic
eboral Societp itatt, uno 5ipor 81
@bren oes bodFp'iten Srn. @r56iihrfs
Uarrap, Der am acknowledgement 2ag
oas goloene 8rieiterilrbilGun1 beeeberi
fann. 9ns &onaert llnter 2eitllng bon
Sotber 5rancis Wdliia bonn ct. gaul-
Senrinar brirrgt oiesrnal elm 9sro-
grannn bon fir6lider Siternllriif i'm
gregorianiid)en Gboral, mittelalterli-
be Bolppborrie ulto moberneren bier,
le6s- 1nro adtitimmigen @eiansen.
am 9onnerstag, 20. april, pirb
Der bo6n'Ite Sr. @r5bilhof Weurrap
Der neuen ,Solp groBrBfarrid,,le in
minneapolis Die fir9li6e @eibe en-
teilen Bfarrer Ser @emeii10e iit Der
bo6m'ite Wigr. Ginoent 8ersalla.
A
am fol11nenben Montag, 20.
Wdr5, feiern ote bieiigen @einen .Mr-
me1rl6apeitern in beln IItenbeim an
80 8ilfinsStr. ben ct. Solepbs-Sag
nit einen voffenen Salls" ipo5al af-
le 5reunoe lnlb Conner Der Initalt
ber5lid eingelaoen lino. Tim 5tpei llbr
nadmittags lit eine Segensnnoadt in
Der 9lmltaltsfapelle, ,pobei Der
bobn'ite 5r. @eibbiid)of 8prne oie
anbadt leiten l1no ben laframentalen
Segen 1penoen miro. Giil 2 %
am 5reitas, II. Wfdr5, firroe: in
Ger ct. Yolar &atbebrale elm IoIennes
Soflunnt 81 gbren oes, fl. Batrisirs,
oes IpoitelS bon sSrlanb, Itatt. 1as
Sodamt 5elebriert Der bodtp. Sr.
&ntbebralreftor George &Dan; oie
5eitpreoist balt 8iidof go1paro 81.
6itgeralo BON .@i,1ona. &atboliihe
Mitglieoer Der Stnbtpoli5ei un0
-5eueripebr tperoen Der Meiie in cor
pore beitpobnen.
Sn ct. Balll 1peilte lette @ohe Ser
bobtp'ite &r. Soiepb &iapanlfa, Mpo-
itoIilber 8ifar BON Wealafa, Uganda,
gritii6ySft-Ifrifa, unb Der einsige
eingeborene Negerbiibof oes r6ani-
lhen &itus in slfrifa, 5,t 8einh BEL
benz bofnp' item Srn. @r5biIdof Wlr-
ran. 8ii6of &iapanltta befinoet ii6
I'm Nuftrng oes Sl. 8aters in Norb-
Mnrerita, Inn bier fir iein 0ioaelan-
ler1itlar 8eiiteliern 5u ianrmeln. @ie
er in elmer fltraen 0ffentlihen g(r-
iprahe in ct. Haul nritteilte, lit Die
Gage Der Stride in ieiner Di05eie 1ebr
boffn1rngsboI, oa ii6 auidbrlih etfpa
ie1sig Hrieiterberufe urter ben Gin
gebOrenen annteloen. 2eioer nruBte er
saH
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W.B.S.

Hep. Hapmono q. Sorner, 9farrer
Der ct. Ofarien-8en1ei1toe, @olena,
ST., iltn nnd 5lpeiiabriger &ratrfbeit,
in leinen !Senn in philadelphia &C.
itorben. Gr NOR Elm Iln1nluls bes
Soiepbinums, &laiie 1925. 8ir Bit
ten uniere 2eier, ieiner in ibren @es
beten 5lt geoenfen.
Cine a1toere, freltoieere Ia6ri6t
fonnen mir lrnlern Sci lern mitteilen
Gin moerer alllmnus, Des SSoiepbi.
nlnns lit 5ur 8iirbe zines papltli6en
8ebeimfdmmerers ernan1,t 1porben
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6euerba6, Bfarrer Der ct. 5rancis
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llniere ber5li6iten @liif1piini6e!
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auf nebrere Wonate. @ir babcn itets
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StinIlue OeS SDlfeS
fit baS SSoiepbiunnl

ginliegeto $t.00 gum 8dnf fir Die
grborung elmer 8itte in einem 3eit.
li6en Inliesen.
2eler, Weo.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-18

UNTERKUNFT NIT voller
Pension gesucht fur deutch-
amerikanischen Jungen vier-
Zehn Jahre alt i'm deutsch-
Sprechender Familie gegen
CUTE Bezahlung. AusfGhrIiche
AngebOte durch LuftpOst err
beten an: CASILLA DE COR
REQ 167, ROSARIO S. F. RE-
PUBLICA ARGENTINA.
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WurUnn
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Sierlnit ienoe id Sbnen ST 90, Den
i6 5u gbren bes lieben sSeiufi11oes
uno oes FL. 8eneoift periprofen bot
te. Weine 8itte 1p,roe, @ott lei 9anf,
erbort.
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"a mir nod eine beidrdnfte 3abl
aalenoer 1850 an Sanb babe1l, fOn-
men Seier, 1pelde nod feil1en erbolten
baben, I'm elm grernplar eriuhen.
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slm 9onnerstae, 20. slpril, tpiri
Ser bo6ip'lte Sr. @r5bilhof Murrui
Der nellen ,Solp groB-Hfnrrld)l,le i,
minneapolis Die firblibe @eibe er
teilen. Bfarrer Ser @emeii16e iit Del
bo6m'ite Wlgr. 8inoent 8ersalla.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-01-05
Sandy Spring Neighborhood
Mrs. Roger Farquhar Ill Ashton 1851
Ashton 1851

ed visit with his brother, Charles
Hurley, at Winter Park, Fla.
Howard Derrick left last Satur-
day for Florida. He is making the
trip with his uncle, Luther Derrick
of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uric Hutton were
taken by surprise Thursday even
ing in their recently completed
house on the Hutton property at
Brighton. They suddenly found
themselves the guests of honor at a
"housewarming." The party was
staged by the Misses Mary B. and
Claire Hutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William John
Thomas, III, entertained at an
"after five o'clock" party Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Parker Gill and her daugh-
ter, Betsy, of "Oldsbury," near
Ashton, were the guests last week
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Roysdon and
their family at their home near
Gunston Hall, Va. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gill and their daughter spent the
New Years weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter H. Wallace in Alex
andria, Va.
Miss Emily Coulter returned
Tuesday from spending the Christ
mas vacation with her brother,
Roger Coulter, at Cohassett, Mass.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-01-05

EVERETT COXEN
GENERAL MANAGER
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-01-05

Mrs. Reuben Brigham returned
to "Glyndon" Monday after having
spent the holidays with he son and
daughter-iA-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Brigham, in Roanoke, Va,
Mr. Brigham drove his mother
home en- route to New England on
business.
DR.. Thomas A. Ladson, Jr., at
tended a two day session of vet
erinarian meetings at the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania in Philadel-
phia this week.
Miss Alice Vedder Farquhar will
be hostess at a family reunion on
Saturday. She will entertain all
her brothers mad sisters and their
families at dinner at the Sandy
Spring Community House.
The Olney Cooperative Nursery
School opened at the Olney Com
munity Center on Tuesday for its
winter term.
Miss Jocelyn Woodward, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H.
Woodward of Concord" at
Browns Corner, returned Monday
from visiting her fiance, William
S;lotts and his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Shots of Chapel Hill,
over the weekend.