davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08
2DNITANGD 2..Tcy71Ez


Thes1eyisk stats has f l8Ta1P
its first full yy AZ Is as 4 member OF
The Official 4anff 4ations-the
United Majors 0fgl@qSlzasiO
ForIam infarta state suffering
onzits.nW ground all the pains
Of birth and early gTQW BENZ
thrust into'T thee midst Of adult
society Hatn ette ce gl q i of
assuming at 92 Ta tbs Fes9Onslolll-
lem in Itself. IN addition to. this,
tsrse1f2s firstly } IT. il tie u.N,,
could kar d1 y haNe4heep more
eventful for an individual state,
young o. BID @ 49, 100 30
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08

-sSt -is3f OF bsfov7b os ns9d ID
svsd s'N ANT sa1otauo bus 2Isvi
yiod lsjosQs TO ssi-ea siodw
70 s!ssbi sdt y bsts2iosbo sxsi
-'sH bsdoA ,s2s4:gsd isiweL Oh
face Rg it4nqta4pnsg1af sxtric:a7l
top Out of tbs ssm IaasgBhlR9 pagFBtdj Path
tie9s plsp off, N9ysnPEtearI q e. sT I9 "a;
hadaiicome the Il n o4akk@dIhe arrange
meat stp ,eaetabelii4sh 4Eerus siJs FeI asa
g aaRalRlasttHaEeAfsa te9l4i ,be, gqXlrt
erRed ihysgthe J Wnriteds ;Nstbi99fpysf,,
Tbano as 5qigbt shaye7 been pre-
dietedsoth pelisen1ess, 4! arm ayb So
world bodEd aLIsss dsi Itself sL helpd
less ntos 5nnle4n gean ~ this 4 ,deessiHgsp9,
when the Stgstegic moment TO Dr. es
sea rarEiNedrWhen the L.. british l9ggi sEl,
withdrew and the Arabs, ASSAULT
ed the Hely1 Citadel s6.!,t 39sa
.Asnwith all 9 strategic failures,
the UM 9abiect d eff eat proved
fatal, The. population. of the new
city hadg TO- be rescued. The CITY
had to be- gehabiAtatedn A living
tissue. had to tbess restored 4 to to
health, sEhes lob G0u1d be ydfo2nefs e,
only one way Israel absorbed
Jewish Ierusalem4 Aside. from the
historical logic efssyehsa delYsealleenr,
ment (which had. been Hplain sopi
NeyembeE 20, Il 94A but had been
cast sasides>the oArab5 attack that
the U,M1 shunned made the Isl
rael course inewitable. oEheHe Was
nothing calculates or planned in
the new governments move, It
followed sthe ineseapahle logic of
war and trecoverys and the Wni+7
tedqNa9ions found. itself confront
edsWith a rfait ecomplh fcrdWlHah.
it had senly itself; to- blame. sblloa
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08
A M1ahdO, 'oFh5ffdR
YIN n soslq asugsT nToY so1sr
:s sia: at ~ AZ a)E s E.! s4's Is
e. ;:s%;% IN z ;' '9 ::5
ESQ. Jewish .TefegfFaapbflfc AgeNeY, 1At. TsR

.arotas9ns 7iedBYo DAVID NUssRAUMMt s.1d1

11S9-5 70 JGuoC96 STTg OF 5.10~G
sJTheo year. tstarted out with the
new states territorial and cultur-
al Integrity tf1nown. into grave
Jeopardy by The world organize
ten is with that thEaat
largely dissipsted, For Israel the
year opened in the gloom Of de-
feat but closed "a note of tri-
qmph. GISQ9UEs
The issue which accounted for
for $'r' dsSBBJts MI & lJafse, the
tj ssSs:1s3 IjsB: as 5s :es
since the U.N.'s inception, was
One of the principal problems to-
4gitate the organization during
the year .apA Rat Expended
lhore9o& tAerVIN' slime than any
Jthef asl1gl1 pr6b}9m dlAtwitl
in this period.
The basis fact ahoNt the e. Jeau-
salem question WAS Fl that the Uni
led Nations found itself not mere
" engaged with it but enmeshedI
in it. The msmhers he'd trapped
themselves and there were none
4stute enos1g5S tg figure the most
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-26

iefrets ipieIte in Der aIten Mieoiain
faum eine gr0Bere &olle aIs ieine on-
gebli6e @iftigfeit, ipopon aIte uno
ielbit mooerne Seilfiinitler lpabre
8unoer 81 beri6ten tpiiien. Die fri
tii6e mooerne @iileni6aft bot 5um
eroBten Seil init oen iiberIpannten
slnii6ten iiber Spei6elapirfingen ouf-
gerdunlt nnb ben Spei6el iener NM
Itii6en gigenI6aften entfleibet. Srot.
Dem erfennt lie cine Seilmirfung oes.
ielben an unb bat als gatlahe feits
geitellt, oaB beiIpielspeiie BET Sals=
ent5iinoungen Der Meni9 in ieinenl
eigenen, forttpdbreno lid bilOenoen
Speidel, BEN er binunterI6(udt, eit
portreffli9es 0tittel belist, Die Mar=
oeln uno ent5iinoete Seile oes Saljes
5ll beipiilen, 81 reinigen uno bur6
ihleimigen lleber5ug Dor rei5enoen
@infliiilen 81 Ibiiben. Ser Speihel
mirft por allem beiliam ouf Sen Ma=
geninbalt uno oie 8eroauungstperf
5euee. Gie iibermaBige Wageni1ure
luBert iidl bur6 luures aufItoBen,
Soobrennen, grbreben uno Wiogen-
oruf. Ser Spei6el lit nun in Ser 3e-
gel alfaliid, namentli6 oann menn
oie slbionoerungsmenge redt groE lit.
Ma6t man alio beItdnbig aaubetpe>
gungen (5. g. burd &auen eines
3abnitoders), 10 tperoen oie Iriiieit
gu fortip1brenOer IbIonoerlng &c.
rei5t unb oieles rein alfaliihe Sefret
neutraliiiert beim Geri6luden Sic
Magenlaure in gang por5iiql1dler
@eiie. Ser NSpeidel lit alio nid,t nur
5ur Seroauung ser Speilen notner-
Dig, ionoern au6 zines ser SeiImit=
tel Ser 9tatllr. 8ie uniinnig natur-
piOrig uno i6dolt6 lit baber oie
Su6t man6er mooernen aer5te, Bel
Ser geringIten grfaltung, G1ttsiins
oung ooer anidyrpeaung Ser 9riiien,
oielelben operatib 5lt entfernelL mo-
ourd oie ySpeihelbiloung gum groBen
Sell fir im1ner abgei6nitten lriro uno
81 elmer 8eibe bon i6limmen @als-
1no Nagenleioen gernnlaiiung gtbt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-26
$. @., Dfla. :

Giele unierer Staaten, Serritorien,
geiisungen, Counties uno 5t1ote
@ebirge ltno Sliiiie baben inoiani-
l6e Namen. Inbere tragen oie Sea.
men bon mebr ober meniger beriibm,
ten biitorii6en 8erionli6feiten un0
Satia6en. @ir laiien Ser l1eberiiht-
lidfeit balber oie Staatennanen in
alpbabetiiber &eibe folgen: Mlaboma
(inOtanild)-Sier ruben mir.
Ilasfa( Gsfin1o) )=0as Sauptlano.
slri5ona( (inoianiIf)=&leine 9ueaen.
arfanlas Gas @ort lit gum Seil
inoianil6en,. gum Seil fran5oliihen
llriprungs): &anlas beiBt .rauhen-
oes @aiier" unD Mrc lit bas fran5ofi-
lhe @ort fir 8ogen; glrfanias beoeu-
tet olio u9oeen i'm raudenben 8ai-
Ter. = GaliforniaGp panil6)-SeiBer
Sfen.- GoloraOoG Gpaniid)-@efGrbt
(megen Der rotliden Sarbe oes Colo
rabo-6luiles). Gonnecticut(inoie-
nil6)=2anger 5luB. - Gelapare:
10 benannt na6 einen 2oro "a Ia
@arr, einem ser erIten aniiebler e,
5lorioaG anii6)=Bascuo Sc Shores
(8lumenfeID; 10 6enannt, neil oas
Sano am SItertage entOedt purGe. =
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-26
6. Ny ga.

Der Otunolpeidel (Salipa) beiln
geiunOen Weniden lit beiliam. Sc lie,
BE ii6 Elm gan5es 8ud i6reiben iiber
oen 8ebraud oes meni6lihen Speis
deIs, ser uralt, ia 10 alt pie oie 8e-
l6ihte Der Weni6beit lit. rS6on bas
Sier, Dem ser Sdopfer Elm natiirli,
DIES Snltinft geseben CUR l1nteri6ei,
Dung Der Singe, oie ibm niisli6 ooer
na6teilig iino, gebraudt Sen tSpeidel
unO belerft oie @unoe. sSSn Ser BOLTS.
mebi5in bat ieit Sen 1lteiten 3eiten sic
an1penOung oes SSpei6els gu Sell.
5mefen cine groBe &olle gelpielt. esm
iIraelitilhen GoGfe purbe bon Der
ideinbetligen, nur auf IeuBerlibfei-
ten beOa6ten SbarilGern bas 8eitrei.
6en Der slugenlioer nit Spei6el am
Sabbatb fir perboten gebalten. Die
GloangeliIten 6eridten an brei Stel-
len, OaB Gbrtltus bel @unbbeilungen
sic leioenoen Seile nit Spei6el be.
nett babe. Sic aer5te friiberer Sabr.
bunoerte panoten 8eitrei6en nit
Speibel, namentli6 gegen 9lugen.
eiterungen rno @ar5en an. 8ie Der.
meintlihe Seilfraft oieies Muno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-26

Itaunenoer 9etpunoerlng bingerifien
peroen uno 4ugiltinus fih ber5Iih
iiBer bic Weitter frellt. 9ur Elm Bel
lpiel! gs nuroe Die Srage geitelIt:
.Sit ieoer gliidlib, Der ons, mas er
begebrt, dud bat2" Die fronlme Mo-
nifa antiportet iofort: .Snl1s er bas
@nte begebrt itnb es Bot, lit er gliid-
lif; fails CT oas 9oie begebrt, tit er,
oub tpenn er es bat, ilngliidlih."
yeiht lange ioIlte oieies ihone 3n-
famrnenleben oauern. Nab Der Eanfe
beihloiien Wonifa unb anguitinls,
in bic 9eimat 3uriid5ufebren, Inn
8ott in Der ginlan1feit beller bienen
3u f0nnen. Monifas 2ebens5iel NOR
erfiillt. y9Bas tue id nod altf Der
@eit, oa ih bid als fatboliiden Gbri-
iten iebe2" fragte iie Sen sSobn, als
Die 9ooesfranfbeit lie pIoslid i'm Sa-
fen BON SItia iiberftel.
. ieIiges, rubiges Sterben nad 10
piel ber5ebrenoer sngIt! sic tuuBte
ibr aino in Ser 2iebe nnb @nabe
@ottes geborgen; nun lag ibr, Der
beitnatliebenoen Mfrifanerin, nibts
mebr oaran, in frenoern 2anbe ibr
@rab 5u fin0en. o8egrdbt cure Mut-
ter bier" iagte file 5u ibren Sobnen,
unur geoenft meiner am altare oes
9errn Nihts lit tpeit bon @ott,
ltno icb braude ia niht 5u fiir6ten,
bob gr am gnoe Ser Gage oie Stelle
ni6t fanoe, no Or mid auferneden
tpollte."
Simmer fnien 8eterinnen am Gro
be Der beiligen Wutter in Der Gugu-
itinus Stride 5u Hom. sic fiiblen lid)
Wonffa I'M SnnerIten berapanot, tpenn
iie uielleidt nidt obne eigene 51ulo
Inn oas Sell zines ibrer &inber be-
iorgt iein miiiien. SIR 8eiipiel gibt
ibnen &raft, alis5ubarren in iheinbar
frlt6tloiem @ebet, Biz Tie 6as &er5
8ottes be5mungen baben.
Or. Maria S Bbinber
in Der ,SStabt @ottes'.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-26

getrus, be5iebt lid Die paraIlele Stel.
le (Dfattb. 1S, 18): v8abrli6, Sd
iage erd, tpas ibr auf @roen binoen
peroet, oas miro altdb I'M Simmel ge,
bunben fem; uno mas ibr altf groen
loien 1peroet, miro audb I'M Simmel
gel0let iein." Speaiea auf bie Sin.
oennadlaii1ng oarcb oie 9lpoitel (nno
auf Oie slpoIteI auein) be5iebt iif So,
bannes co, 2t bis 23). Ser aufer.
ltonoene ipridt 81 BEN SSiingern
v5rieoe iei nit eud! @ie Weid Der
gater geianot bat, 10 ienoe Sd eu6.
unb nadoem gr oieies gelagt bate
balrbte gr lie an uno ipra6: GIMP,
fanget BEN 81. @eilt; apel6en ibr hie
Siinoen nodlaiien lperoet, oenen iinl
lie nabgelalien; tpel6en ibr ite bebal,
ten meroet, oenen iino iie bebalten!"
Gas iinb untriiglide geiueiie, oaf
MIR ser fatboliid)e TrieIter Siinoen
nadlaiien fam i'm beiligen 8uBiafra,
ment.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-26
- s.. @., NaH. =

S6pinoiu6t lit cine 9lutfranf=
belt, 5. f., lit pcruria6t bon idpa=
6em 9Iut lrno FAM logar bererbt
peroen, inoem &inoer BON lhlpino=
iiid)tigen gltern oft blutarm sur @elt
fommen. Gor alem lit 5ur Seilung
quite, frGftige gtabrung erforoerlif).
ainoer ioIlten taglif gefodte 0tilb
eenieBen, nidt ouf einmal, ionOern in
fleinen Yortionen, ettua einen gltten
Shlud ieoe balbe Stunoe. Serner
ioaten faIte IbpaIhungen beim auf>
lteben uno por oe1n S6lafengeben
porgenommen tperoen. sluh ioa man
piel iriide Suit i'm Sreien genieBen
perbunoen nit geniigeno 8etuegltng.
Otan Jorge fiir regelmdBigen Stubl-
gang uno nebme oft Elm glltes &rdu-
ter-8lutreinigungsmittel. @rlpa6iene
ioQten ieoen Worgen niidtern einen
Iogenannten gier-Godtail trillfen. .3u
oielen 3pef riibre man IN einen
20ffel bon guten 8ranntipeins nit
einen balben 8las @aiier nit 3uder
perliiBt ein 81, berqlirle Oieie 0fi-
i6ung uno trinfe ite. Gin por5iislides
&rdltter glutreinigungs= uno Star=
fungSmittel erbGlt man pon: Scr. 81.
Sperl, 1917 8onifop Street, Bitts'
burgb 3, ga.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-26
9. g., o

9tab tpiiienidaftliden SeitItelluns
gen fdllt Der Sl1rntbau 81 Babel etipo
ms nellrulno5nan5igIte Sabrbunoert
Dor Gbriitus uno et1pa ie6sbunoer1
Sabre nab ser Siinoflut. 9ie Sobe
oieles aus menI Idli6em llebermtt er.
bauten Surmes Iollte bis in sic @ol,
fen rei6en. 8ur6 ben gingriff Got
tes gelang es ben @rbauern, MIR oas
rieiige Sunoament gu legen uno Ell,
men Sell Oes llnterbaues auf5ufiib.
rem. sluf Ben Eritmmern oes 9aues,
Ser altf ieOer ser bier Seiten lehs.
bunOert SUB NAB, erri6tete oreiuno,
5pan5igbunoert Sabre ipGter ser be.
riibnte gtabudooonolor SEN 8elus.
Surn, BEN ser Safer ser @ei6i6te,
SeroOot, geieben uno beidrieben bot
Sben ltano ser Senpel oes 9tebo ooer
Sonnengottes. Iie Ruinen bieies
8aues befinOen iif beute in elmer
SanOiuiiite bei einem fleinen Oorfe,
girs ghnruo genannt, am l1nterlaui
oes Gupbrut=Sluiies, obne 3tpeifel
oie dltel item Guinen ser 8elt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-26

SaiDaii: bon ben gineeborenen 10 se-
|beiBen, Don &apitdn goof Sanhapid
Sslanos genannt. S6abc( (inoia-
|niih)=@oeljtein Ser 8erre. - Sui
nois-bom inbianiiden Sllin; nno
Dem fran5oiilden Suffir lois
(Stamm Der M1nnerl. ssnoiano
QateiniI6)-2ano Ser Snoianer. -
Soipa( (inoianiid) )=Naubenoes @ol-
ier. &entufp(inoianiib )=3n
Sdupten oes sSlniies, ober: Ger
ounfle, blutige @runo. 2ouiiiana
nab 9nomig XIV. pon 6ranfrei1 &c
nannt. Waine: lta9 Dem Mamen
Ser fran5oiil6en @rooin5 Maine.
0aarplano: nod Der &oniein Sen-
rietta Waria, @emablin &oniss &arI
I. bon England. Malladuietts
(inoianiib)-Srt Ser blauen Siigel.
Oti6igan(i nii6)-5iidmebr
(8eir). Minneiota( (inoianii1)4
Simnelfarbenes @aiier. Miiiiiiip-
pi (inoianiid) = @roBer 8ater Der
Getudfier. Weiiiouri (inoianiid)=
Sdmubiger (SluB). MontanaQa
teiniid)-@ebirsig o. Rebrasfa (in.
ianiid)-8aiiertal, ooer: Sfhpar-
|5es 8aiier. Nepaoa(lpanii6-
Sdneebeoeft. SEEM Sampibire:
nad Dem eneliiden County Samp-
hire benannt. Seem Sseriep: na6
|Sir George Garteret, @oupernelr
Ser Sniel SerIep. - Seem Merico: 10
benannt, neil es ebemals 5un alte1
:Vterifo geborte. = Seem Yorf: nod
Dem Ser5og bon gorf, Dem iein @ru-
ser, &arl II. pon England, bas @e-
biet iiberlieB. = Nortb uno South
Carolina: uripriingli6 Carolina, 1tad
aarI TX. (garolus) BON Sranfrei6.
- Nortb unb Soutb 9afota: 0afota
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = Ohio
Neutrality-suspicious. SluB. = Sfla-
boma(inoianiid id)-Seimat oes rotten
Wannes. - SregonGpaniiD
gano: Ser iptlbe Waioran (oer BORT
rei6li6 ap6diD. - 8ennlppaniaQ Qa-
teinil6)-8enns @alolano. - Mi-
Iippine SslanoGpaniid Still
pinos: nah Gonig 8bilipp. = Borto
&icaQ Qpaniid id)=&eiber Safen. -
&boOe Sslano: nod Der sSniel 9tbo.
oes. Eenneiiee(in niid)-5.ub
nit ser eroBen gieeung. = Seras
Gebr alter inoianii6er Hame in per-
i6ieoenen acknowledgements. -
lltab( (inoianiih): nad Oem inoiani-
i6en lStamm Ser ltta-S a-Snoianer. =
germontG Gran50 id)=@riiner 8erg.
= 8irginia: na6 Der ~iungfrGuli-
den" aonigin gliiabetb bon eng
lanb. @aIbineton: na6 George
8aibington. = @elt 8irginia: 10 be-
nannt. neil es ebemaIig oen tpeitli-
den Sell bon 8irsinia bilbete. -
8isconiin (inotaniid) = 3uiammen-
flnB Ser @ailer. - @poming(inbia
.niIh)-@roBe g6enen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-26
Drr Snhn hrr Tranrtt
Gum Set bes FL. Mngnitinns,
%. Nngnit

.Lacrimns Sdnctde Monicae" Gu
oen Srdnen Ser FL. MonifaD Dieien
Sitel trdgt oie &apelle Der Sran5isfa-
|nerinnen auf Dem rotten Selienpor.
lprung BON ct. 0fonique bei &ar-
tbago. Nabe oabei liegen oie 3uinen
Der iiebenid)iffigen 8a1ilifa oes FL. Gp-
prian. @dbreno unier Muge ypon Dem
goloenen l1eberfluB Ser @eIt trinft" /:
oaS our6Iibtig 'blaue Meer; Die brell-
nel1orote &iiite; Sibi- i-8ou -Saio, bas
leubtenotpeiBe @ra6eroorf auf pur=
purnem @rlno = itebt por unIerem
geiitigen 8lid Die 8eItalt Ser fl. Mo-
nIfa, Die oes FL. augultinus uapie-
| |fa6e Otutter" apar; benn lie bat i'm
ourh ibre - frommen Srdnen" fir bas
eipige 2eben Dieoergeboren.
augl1itinus bat ibr in ieinen n8e=
fenntniiien" unb gelegentlid audi in
anoern S6riften elm lebenspolles
Gentlnal geiett. gr gibt uns aber
Inibt nur ibre duBere 2ebensgei6idte,
Iionoern l1Bt ltns tiefe 8lide in ibre
leelil6e gntlpidlung tun. geiht als
fertige Seilige idiloert er lie; pou
iener urrbelteblihen @abrbaftigfeit,
| nit Ser er lein eisnes iiinoiges 2eben
ipor @ott aufbedt, ipribt er aub bon
ben 6eblern leiner Mutter.
8dbrenb Monifn ibren beionil1en
@atten ourb cine ltete groBmiitige,
Itiae 2iebe uno fluge @ebulb enblid
| fiir @ott gemann, mar lie ibren orei
&inoern cine fromme unb liebebole
0tutter. sSn manbem aber mar iie 81
na6Ii6tig. 8or allem aber lag ibrenl
nriitterliben gbrgei5 lange Sabre bin
our6 oas auBere 6ortfommen ibres
bodbegabten Sobnes guguItinus 51.
nd1lt am Ser5en.
Na6 elmer in Der friibhriltlihen
3eit 4peitDerbreiteten Site lieB tie 0as
Gino nibt taufen, ionbern nur in Die
3abl ser Gaufbetperber ailfnebmen.
Wir nunbern uns, bob ielblt Monifa,
roeren gan3es Soften auf @ott itano"
Die @nabetfruft oes Saframents niht
beiier erfannte mno nir ben fpdteren
8erluit Der Eaufgnabe fiirhtete. Dof
Ienfte Die Wlitter nit @ifer unb Qiebe
oie Saat ser gottlihen 8abrbeit uno
Die 2iebe su gbriftus in oas emp-
f1nglide ainoerber5 elm, Die bon fei-
mem l1nfraut ie gnn5 iiberapudert per-
ben fonnten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-26
81. g., o..

gtie1nano auf groen fam SiinOen
oergeben auBer ser fatbolilbe 8rie-
tier. SeIus GbriItus, ser Stifter Ser
Stride, bat, pie aus Ser 81. S6rift
oeutlib erbelt miro, Yetrus uno oen
Ipolteln sic Wadt Ser 'Siinoenoerge=
bung erteilt. tSo 3. 9. lelen mir bel
0fatt. 16, Is, baB Ser .Serr 81 Fe-
trus, oen @r gum Selien Seiner Sir
6e auserforen bate, prad: sd
tperoe Dir Die S6liiilel oes Simmel=
reides geben, uno mas Oh binoen
pirit ouf groen, oas miro i'm Stint
mel gebunoen iein; uno mas ou alli
Groen loien mirit, oas miro audi i'm
Sinmel geloit iein." 9luf aae Ipo=
Itel, oie eir5igen Nadfolger oes fl.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-26
MuAkunN
bsn grpf. 5. W. 9ibren
&ebafteur oes ,8aifenfrennb'
: Sbeo. H., Wai1. =

gluBer SEN i'm z8aiienfreuno'
ange5eigten 2ariermitteln fann man
peridieoene Saltsmittel anDenoen,
beionoers bel babitueller Seritopfrng,
3. g. tGgIiden @enuB BON gefo6ten
8flaumen (Brunes). Iud baufiger
@enuB BON 9uttermilh bilft bel man.
hen aberdeen.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-26

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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-20
Mrs. Mae LaughreY

Mrs. Mae Laughrey, aged 69, OF
w. Ottawa ST., Redwood, died at
Grant Hospital at 1925 p. m.
Thursday. She has been i'll for
two weeks.
She was born May IL, 1880, in
Redwood, the daughter of
George and Mary (Foster Robert
son, both deceased. On May 5,
1890 she was married to Albert
Dilsaver who preceded her in
death in 1917. She was later mar
ried to William Laughery in 1919
and he died in 1945.. She was a
member of the Central Metho-
dist Church.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Opal Yost, Worthington;
and Mrs. Viola Kadel, Columbus;
and a son, Harry Dilsaver, Green
Camp; two brothers, Guy Robert
son, and Lanford Robertson,
Redwood; and a sister, Mrs.
Amanda McIntire, Redwood
Funeral services were held at
2 p. m. Saturday in the Hastings
Funeral Home in Redwood con-
Quoted by the Rev. J. c. Stitzel.
Interment was in Claibourne
Cemetery in charge of Edgar
Hastings, funeral director OF
Redwood.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-20
. Deaths
Mrs. Elizabeth Gibney

Mrs. George Graf of the Belle
fontaine Road was called to New
York Friday evening by the
death of her mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Gibney, who passed away
at $50 Friday, following long
illness. Aged 81 years, the de-
ceased was born in Staten Island,
N. Y, and was the widow of
Mr.. James P. Gibney, whose
death occurred 20 years ago.
In addition to Mrs. Graf, three
sons, Mr.. Harry P. Gibney, of
Hillside, N. j., Mr.. James Glib
ney, of Pathogne, L. l., and Mr..
Bernard Gibney, of Summit, N.
j., and two other daughters, Mrs.
Elizabeth Schorr, of Hillside, N.
j., and Mrs. c. Decker, of Brook
lyn, survive. There are also ten
grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren. Funeral services
will be held in Brooklyn on We'd
neSday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-20
Concluding Concert
Ple0ses Audience
Here Friday Evening

Marysville Community Con-
cert Association brought to a
close the l949-'50 concert series
Friday evening with the presen-
tation of Michael Rhodes, bari
tone.
In spite of the blustery wealth
er, a large audience was present,
many from Bellefontaine, Mil
ford Center, Kenton, and vici-
nifty, to hear this promising
young artist in a program of
varied selections. With his mar
velous range of tone, and tighten
ing-change of facial expression,
it is a fore-g gone conclusion that
Mr.. Rhodes will attain the
heights in his career in the not
too distant future.
In response to continued ap-
plause, he graciously offered sew
eral encores to the regular pro-
gram, closing with the well
known 'Loch Lomond".
Accompanist for Mr.. Rhodes
was Roy Cooper, who gave a
wonderful performance of back
ground music, and, after the in
termission, came to the fore in
the spotlight with several piano
solos, followed by an encore. APP
preciation of his ability was
evidenced by the enthusiastic
applause.
Mr.. Jack Howells, New York
representative, extended greet
ings preceding the program, and
made an earnest appeal for re-
neWed and new memberships,
announcing that tickets for the
1950-51. season would be sold in
the lobby during the inter mis-
sion.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-20
BUSINESS. PROFESSIONAL
WOMEN TO MEET

A birthday party for the MEM
bers only of the Business Pro-
fessional Women's Club will be
held in Buffers restaurant at
$50 p. m. Thursday. Following
the dinner, the club will be en-
tertained at the home of Mrs.
Florence Griffith, on Locust st.
In charge of the party plans are
Mrs. Annice Shaw, Mrs. Mary
SeWell and Mrs. Griffith.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-03-20
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By MRS. CLAIR THOMPSON. Phone ss2i

Miss Janet Troetschel and Miss
Aileen Overhultz, graduate stu
dents of Ohio State University,
came Friday evening and were
weekend guests of the formers
father, Mr.. John Troetschel, and
brother -in-law and sister, DR.. and
Mrs. H. T, Gebhardt and family
and the Milford rd. Miss Troet-
schel and Miss Overhultz have
been assistant teachers in the
nursery school of the Home Eco
nomics Department of the Uni
versity
Anne Carr, Fred Williams, Jack
MCGUIRE, Richard Gerard, Robert
Conrad and Tom Baldwin, of
Ohio State are spending the be-
tween quarters vacation with
their respective parents.
~ IL
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. McClain, Mr.
and Mrs. Berl McClain and
daughters, Bernice and Colleen,
of Alexandria, Ohio visited Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Harbold and family of Irwin.
g q
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cody and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Coleman have
returned to their homes here af-
,ter a five weeks motor trip
through the south, southwest and
Mexico. They visited in Okla
homa Texas, Old Mexico to Mexi-
co City, New Orleans, La, and
several points of interest in
Florida. While in the latter state,
they were guests of the Leo
Scheiderer's
9 O
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mayberry, of
Columbus Grove, were guests
Sunday of the latter's brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Porter and son, of S. Maple
st.
q Q
Sunday guests at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. D. r. Griffith, on
Locust St, included the formers
sons and families, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Griffith, daughter, Linda,
of Columbus, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Griffith, and daughter,
Jacquie, of w. Fifth st.