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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-10

NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: Frank Tieber.
Residence Unknown.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
CURED To serve a copy of your ans
wer on attorney for plaintiff aud
file the original thereof with the
Clerk of this Court on or before
the 18Th day March, A. D., other
wise lecree Pro Gonfesso will be
entered against YOU
DATED this 9th day of Fcbru-
AIRY. A. u. 1850 at Key West, Mon
roe County. Florida.
tCircun Court Seall
EARL II. ADAMS.
Clerk Circuit Court
BY: esd Florence r. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
WILLIAM V. ALBURY,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
T.. .. Box 81.
Key West, Florida.
feb. t0-17-24 ;mar3,l 1850,
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LECALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. f2-ag3
MARGAR1TE Il. TfEBlGR
Plaintiff.
VS.. DIVORCE
FRANK TIEBER,
Defendant
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ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. I2-1:s6
HEATHER RAY HARRISON,
Plaintiff,
VS. DIVORCE
ROBERT MCLEAN HARRISON.
Defendant
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: Robert Mclean Harrison,
elo Commanding officer,
l. =. Naval Retaining
Command.
Naval Station,
Norfolk. Virginia.
You are hereby notified that a
Bill OF Complaint for divorce has
been filed AGAINST YOU, and YOU are
hereby required to serve copy of
your Answer to the Bin Of Com
plant on the PLAINTIFFS Attorney,
and file the original Answer IN the
office of the Clerk Of thu circuit
Court on or before the 2Sth day of
February, 1850, in default "T which
the Bill of Complaint will he taken
as confessed against you.
This Notice shall be published for
four consecutive weeks in The Key
West Citizen, newspaper publish
ed in Monroe County. Florida.
DONE ana ORDERED at Key
West. Monroe County. Florida, this
Goth day of January, y. u. 1850.
(SeaD EARL K. ADAMS,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida.
Iiy: Florence T.. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
NJ. Iguatius Lester,
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
1870 Fleming Street,
Key West, Florida.
jan.27 :feb. AID 1850.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN
Gerry.
Case No. 13-I21
ALICE NJ. GRIFFIN.
Plaintiff.
VS.. DIVORCE ACTION
WILLIAM ALBERT GRIFFIN,
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-11
Dpr Sint1 hpa 6phptpa

gs gibt manhen Meniben, Ser in
ieinem 2eben i6on oas 8eten perlernt
bot - aber es gibt 1pobI feinen, ser
es nidt 1piebererlernt in oen Sagen
unb Stunoen id1perer Scot. @enn es
ienals iiberfliiIitg tpar, fir bieien
Sas einen 8eipeis au liefern, Sann lit
es Ser Sail, mo- oie ariess,lot uno ibr
8efolge manbes &Gnoepaar gum
8eten ineinanoerfaltet. l1no ale Gin.
tpdnoe, bie oer 8erltano, tpenn er grit
BELT uno apeifelt unb balb o6er gana
unglaubig miro, gegen bas @ebet er.
bebt, ldmel5en babin, ipenn elm flop
fenbes, iagenbes Weni6enber5 feinen
austpeg mebr 1peib in per5neifelter
Gage, menn es lid aaer natiirliden
Observation-Disclosures beraubt iiebt.
Ser GerItano iagt: r@as bot es
fir einen 5inn au beten?" aber
oas Ser5 betet bod. Ser Geritano
iagt: reine &usel fliest nod ebernen
ilno nnbeugiamen @eiesen" aber
oas Ser5 betet boh. Ser geritanb
iogt: ~Sier 1T ispe dr5lide aunit
nladtlos" - aber Sas Ser5 betet bod.
Der Geritano ingt: rDein @ort fam
niemano mebr ungeipro1en, oeine
Eat fann rlieman6 mebr 1lngeideben
MAIDEN" aber oas Ser5 betet bod.
Der 8eritano iagt: .Dus nnb bas
polI5iebt iid nit elmer unabpenobaren
Nottpenoigfeit" aber Dos Sera betet
bod. Das Ser5 bat bier, tpie in 10
manden 6dllen. feline @riinoe, bon
cenen Der 8eritanb nihts peib.
@enn aber Der 5tpeifeInoe gerltano
genaHer iiberlegt mnD er1itbaft nad-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-11

in cil1em befunnten 2ieNe itebt: Bet
ulo bette obne Sinn", oaS miiiien mir
leibcr Inn unlerer lnenIdlihen &C.
bredlihfelt Dtllen aui unler @ebet
onmenoen. 90 fommt es, BOB piele
8ebete uns innerlih unbefriebigt lal-
lcll, lueil lnier 8eiit ndbreno oes 8e-
tens 10 oft einem Morftplos glei6t,
iiber Ben Cos fabrenoe Golf unierer
8ebanfen, GlGne lno Sorgen 5iebt.
9ber idlieblib brou6en mir nur beim
geten Oemiitig 8ott gu lagen, gr
moge ale oiele 8eoanfen, SIdne uno
Sorgen alS bie Srabanten unlerer &C.
bete betradten, unO miilien uns nur
ni6t mebr nit bieiem SroB unierer
Bitten beld)dftigen, -als oieIer es per-
olent, Weeinetlpegen mogen peltlid5c.
5eitlide, r1atiirlibe, nenn auf meni6-
lih nod 10 begreifli6e Sprgen Die sic
&anele gelten, sic bem @ottesfinoe
Die 8eldenfe Ser @eiien aus Dem
Oforgenlanhe, 8olo, @eibrauh unO
Diprrben, 5lttrugen - ober oiele 2alt.
trigger miiiicn eben oo6 Dor Dem
$5auie oes So6Iten ielber baItma6en.
geim 8ebet fonlmt a1es auf ocn
8ebetesgeilt an. Zen gibt uns oil
ebrfurbt Dor @ottes DfaieitGt unS
Dor Der abiolltten @rbubenbeit uno
Seiligfeit Seines @iQens, Sen gibt
uns oas 8efiibl ser eieenen &leinbeit
nno Soilfsbeoiirftigfeit Dor @ott. @er
oieien 8ebetsgeiit bat, ser mag nit
leinen eigenen ODER nit ben 8orten
zines @ebetsformlllars beten - 8ott
miro i'm b0ren uno erboren. llno per
oen @ebetsgeiIt nidt bat, iper elmer
bimmlii6en 6ilfe entraten gu f0nnen
glaubt, Ger bat entneoer ME iein 8rpt
mit 5ranen gegelien, bat ME neinenb
in fummerpollen RGd)ten auf ieiner1
gett gelellen ober er iubt nit
S6eingriinoen leineS GerItonoes iein
Ser5 81 betriigen. 9tein: 1pobon oas
Ser5 poa lit, bopon loa Der Muno
itberltromen - uno Oarllm: vOrate,
fratreS" J. K.
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Eulrnfptrprl htrgt

slls Gulenipiegel nod Otagoebur9
fam, lieBen ibm sic pprnebniten 8iir,
ger Ser Stoot feline 9tube uno baten
| i'm, er ipne bier cine @aufelei trei,
ben. St lagte, cr polle es tlln 1lnl
BON Ser 2aube oes Gatbaules berub,
fliegen.
Gas gab Elm eroBes 8eI6rei in Ser
Sta6t lnb jung uno alt lief auf Oem
Worft 3uianmen unb ipollte leben.
mie glllenlpiegel fliege. gulenipiegel
Iteate iib auf bic 9aube nor oeln Got.
baus uno belpegte ieine arme, ols of
er fliegen polle. Tie 2ellte ItanOen ba
riiien Ingen 1lno Mauler auf unr
meinten nid)t anbers, als baB er ber,
obfliegen tperbe. ga fonnte iiG Cullen.
lpiegel Dor 2aden faum balten 1lni
lpra6: sd meinte, es gGbe auf ser
8elt auBer mir feinen Soren unt
Narren. Nun iebe i6 aber, baB bier
| fait sic gan5e Stabt bon Soren iit
@enit ibr ale 5i1lammen mir seiasi
bdttet, ooB ibr iliesen tpoIltet, 10 bGtte
ih es nidt geglaubt. ltnb ibr glaubi
es mir, ei1lem Soren. @ie iollte if
oenn fliesen f0nnen? Sd bin bodJ
tpeoer cine 8ans nod ionit elm Gogel,
babe ald feline 5ittide, uno obne Sit,
tide ober 6eoern fann bod nieman6
fliegen. Daran fonntet ibr bon born
berein ieben, OaB es perlogen mar.
Damit febrte er iid Inn, lief bon Der
2aube meg l,no lieB oas @olf iteben;
elm Eeil id)impfte, ein Sell Ia6te.
vDas lit elm S6aIfsnarr," ipra6en
lie, runo bat uns oie 8abrbeit se-
lagt."
Stem: man ioG nidt alles glauben,
mos mani bort, ielbit Damn nidt,
menn's Sic Srau Na6barin era1bH,
Die 3 bon ibrer beiten 6reunbin bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-11
Err lrt5tr mrg hrH 5ulrannpH Giinthrr
Bon 8 r. s. 6 I ue

l(no nah ieoem 3lpon5iglten S6ritt
muBte Ser &ater nit ibm itcben blei-
ben uno ibm 9ntlport geben auf ieine
6rage: vGoter, baben mir iest nod 10
melt 5ur Staot nie oie beiligen orei
&onige gum Selufinolein?"
Sorbei porbei =!
Iber bie Stilnmen in ser 2uIt poll=
ten ninmer Der itllmmen.
Cine onOere Gimme toudte iest
auf aus ser Serbitluft, cine onoere,
ltnli6tbare @eltalt 1panoerte an So.
bannes @iintbers Seite.
~0err 2ebrer," iprad) sic Stin1me
uno Die @eltalt, ri6 pollte Sbnen nod
einmul oanfen, oab Sic 10 tapfer fiir
midi eintraten, als man MIDI negen
oermeintli6er ltrfuluoenfdliGung Dor
| 8erift 5u ltellen perildte." = So
bonnes 8iintber fllbr nit Ser Sonb
iiber Die Stirne. $50" murmelte er
Dor lt6 bin, vaber Oas Ser5 bat oir's
ood) gebro6en!"
~Serr 2ebrer," raunten iett anoere
Stimmen ibm 5u, ,lpir m0hten
Sbnen oonfen, ooB Sic unS bolfen,
ols Der Goter perungliidte uno Die
Ofutter 10 ihnea itorb - mir, sic
5il6ers @ailenfinoer!" go flitlterten
Stimmen BON re6ts.
ltno pon linf5 fam es Der: rS5err
Sebrer, td) oante SSbnen nod einmol
fitr Den barten Sang gum Vfiniiter
uno gum &onie fir meinen gum Sore
oerl,rteilten Sobn!"
Limb id banfe Sbnen iiir oas 9itt-
gelu6 Inn meine slltersrente" -
lprad cine onOere Gimme in ser ill.,
bern flimmernOen Suit. Cine anoere?
gein, bunOert anOere iprohen 10 1lnb
oanften uno oonften.
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SrgenoDp in einem Gpri ser l1n-
gegeno ldutete iett Oie 9lngelusglode
gum sOtittag. Sobannes @iintber
nabm ben SUIT ab uno betete oen @ng-
lilben @ruB. Gr NOR bas getpobnt 10.
ltnO cine 8lode nod ser onoeren fiel
bon ben airbtiirmen ser llmgegeno
Elm. Gr erfannte lie alle an ibrem
Slang uno 1puBte, 5u peItbem Dorf
cine ieoe geborte, 10 pie er au6 ole
Srgeln in Den Gorffirfen Ser Inn
9egeno fannie.
sl6er 1pabreno oe5 9lngeluslGutens
lonf oas ergraute Saupt, nit oellen
lilbernen SaarItrabnen Der SerbIt-
plno ipielte, INNER tiefer auf sic
9ruit Oes getenoen. 9l6, 10 mie beute
batten Die @loden Ieines Speilorto0rf=
lelns einmol gelautet an einem ser
I6periten Gage ieineS 2ebens, an oeni
er otelen 8eg batte geben niiiien bin
ter Dem Sei6enlDagen, ser ben Sarg
trug, IN Dem ieine tote 5rau rubte.
9aarl1arf itono oaS traurige 9ilo
mieoer Dor ieinem geiitigen 9luge. Gr
bate tie in 0ie &reisbauptltoot brin=
gen miilien 81 elmer ani6eineno I'M
gefdbrliben operation - er bro6te
lie alS Cote 5uriid llno nun iab er
Ole 9fiifpano oes i6nor5en @agens
init ben 8olOleilten nieoer, binter Der
er oan1als bergei6ritten mar nit iei=
nem adtidbrigen &naben b0rte
Die @ebete leiner S6ulfin0er uno Ser
0orfbepobner 1pieoer, sic 5ur gobn=
ltatlon gefomnen nnren, Inn Die tote
Sebrersfrau beim5ubolen, sic ibnen 10
piel 8utes erlpielen in Sngen ser
Grantbeit, Ser Scot, in Stun0en ser
Jiatloligfeit uno SilfloIigfeit
Sobannes 8iintber lt0bnte idmer
aur auf ieinem Ser5en lag es iett
pebtueno i6Der - aber er rattle Ii6
5uIomnen uno idritt poran.
Sein sluse IieB er iett binid)lpeifen
iiber oie ionnige Serb ltlanoi6aft, nm
Die lbnar5en 8eOnnfen gu perl6eu=
den. Ser Serblnpino iurrte unb lana
in BEN Grabten ser Selegropben1tan=
gen nm Wege. >. Da muBte er an bie
frilben bellen Stinlmen leiner S6ul-
timber benfen, benen er 10 mundes
liebe 2ieo in ieiner .Sd)0nbeit l,no
8eniltStiefe ge5eigt, oaB lie es
oann tmmerfort iangen bei ibrer
arbeit uno am 6eiertag, ODER tpenn
Der Sen5= 1no Sommerabeno alt uno
Jung Tim Ben 0orfbrunnen berlam=
melte. 8ie oft bate er ibren 2ieoern
gelauIdt, oie Ser @ino in Iein einiam
gelegenes S6ulbaus bonn Gorfe ber-
iibertrug! Nun tpiiroe er tpobI manbe
9fa6t ipadliesen in Ser IGrmen0en
Staot 1no MIR ben periporrenen
grauIen ser StraBenbabneu uno Ser
bonn Nadtleben erfiiIlten @aiien Ial-
ihen uno Sic Sbldge ser Surmubren
sdblen
Sobannes 8iintber itredte feline Sc.
ltalt. Wein;' nun fein @eidiperoen
iett! rGu balt ia ieIber nab 93ube
berlangt" iagte er iih, l,no er begann
lif) aus5umalen, tpie tpobI oie ulte
SHaffnerin 1lno eine entfernte Ser
nanote, Die rbm ieit Dem Sooe ieiner
5ran sulammen bausbielten, Iein
|neues Seim eingeridtet baben Mir
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AM Spp 6rnpfarpth
@Dn 9sanl 8n dart

BetbIaion, oes @eburtsortes Der Mpo-
ltel Hetrus, Gnoreas unb Hbilippus.
Sic in bieler einiamen @egeno in Gel
ten baulenGen uno betpaffnet unrber-
reitenoen, frembenfeinoliden 8eoui-
men lteben nid)t serabe in eutem &uf.
I'm unliebiame Ibenteuer nit ibnen
5u perlneiben, tut man gut boran,
ibnen moglidit aus Dem @ege 5u
geben. 9lud) oruiiif)e &eiter, oenen
ebeniomenig 5u trauen lit, trifft man
bier baltfig an, oenn bas engere
Stammsebiet ser 9ruien, oos Sou-
ran@8ebirge, bas Sermon=@ebirge
lno Der 2ibanon, tit nift lebr melt.
Steil in SEN See abfaaenoe Sells
manoe eines Sorsebirees ldlieBen Die
8eneiaretb l@bene ab.
Iuf nem @eitermari1 gelangt man
balo 5um ioDIild am See liesenoen
Soipi5 oes Dellti6en Gereins bonn
Seiligen 2anoe BEL Ben 8uinen bon
Sabagba. Ger 8erein beipirti6aftet
bier Iebr grobe 2anoereien @drten
uno 8einberge, oie bon ben pielen
ga6en un6 SuelIen Ser l1mgegeno
beipaliert merben. 0as nabe 0ueGen=
gebiet bon Sabigba bilbet oen S6ort.
plas mand)er 8egebenbeiten aus Der
Seiligen tS6rift. Sier permutet man
belonoers oie St1tten ser eriten mum
oerbaren 8rotpernebrung uno ser
uebertrasung oes oberiten Sirten-
amtes an Betrus ourd Gbriitts iotpie
auf Dem Berg Der Seligfeiten" oen
Srt Ser 8ergpreoigt.
an Sriimmerbaufen uno reiter=
bobem l1nfraut porbei erreid)t man
iiber iteinigem ltferpeg bas nabe
&apbarnaltln. 9ie on Wauerreiten,
Saulenitiimpfen uno ionltigen &ui-
men Iebr reide Eriilnmeritdtte Der ebe.
maligen Staot lit eini6lieBlid elmer
fleinen Observation-Disclosures nit
elmer Wauer umgeben. lteber Dem on.
gebli6en Sauie bes slpoltels 8etrls
lon friiber cine 6riItli6e Stride ge-
Itanben baben. Sn ser ebrtpiiroigen,
oamals beoeutenoen Staot &apbar-
naum batte Seius tpdbreno Seines
baufigen aufentbaltes am See Gene
iaretb Seinen @obniis. &apbarnaum
lpar Seine Staot" Sier pollbrahtc
Or @unbertaten unb ertpedte oie
Sodter oes Sairus bonn Eooe. Sier
beilte Seius ben &ne1t oes ySaupt=
mannes bon 4npbarnaum" un0 sen
Sobn oes fonigli6en 8eamten. &a-
pbarnaum NOR 3euge ser munoer-
barren Seiluneen bes 8i6tbriihigen,
6es ausidtieen uno oes geIelIenen
bltr6 Gbriltus.
Som porlpringenoen l1fer aus be-
Ituunoert man bie berrli6e ausit6t auf
Die nabe Sorhan- -Wiinbung. 0as gelbe
@aiier oes bier GuBerIt reiBen6en
5luiies ergieBt iid in oie li6ten Slit
ten tes @alildii6en Meeres uno tpGlst
LTD ourd oeiien blaue @ogen Sim
Sii0enoe bes Sees 8eneiaretb tpieoer
herborbre6eno, Iett ser Serbian ieinen
Sauf ourds CRIME Sorbar=Sal bis
gum Gotten @feer fort.
gei forbenprd6tigem Sonnens
unteraang braf]te ein arabil6es &u-
her6oot mid bon &apbarnaum iiber
ben See @eneiaretb na6 Siberias
5uriif.
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Mahnltttn

SAic meiken Nebel sieben Onrd) bas 2anb
~ Sn eliser lleberfiae itrablt bic Nclt.
Die Srudt, bie trnnfen eisener &eiic, faat,
Sinft in Den Sd)pk bes Slides. Sarbenbranb
Gpbt lid5t bel Jarbenbranb. Die 3eit 1T reid.
Sin blaucs &ieienange, ladbt Der See.-
8as Mil bas frcn,bc, mnnberiame 8eb,
Sas in bein Sers iid ieblt 10 limb unb mcid)
0ns in Dir flagt NIT elmer SlOte Ntnnb?
Sdlpk iidj bonn nidt Oes solbenen Hnscs 3nns
lin bid = nnb lit iein @lans bua Snbel nidlt? =. .
9u neigit bein Saupt, bn iduesit nnb innit! arnm?
Die Ncbel minfen fern; fie nden numnt.
Sin idDmarser Jalter sanfelt bnrd) bas 2id)t!
Evening star., 1950-10-15
ELKO COUNTY, NEv.

ELKo COUNTY, NEv.
0UT near the Bing Crosby ranch in Elko
~ County l2-year-old Lindsay. youngest
of the "Groaner's" four sons, was singing in
the local church choir for the first time with
the other members of the singing Crosby
family Bing was solong When do we join
in?" Lindsay whispered to his nearest brother.
After while" was the answer.
''Okay," said Lindsay, settling back in his
seat. Hes off key anyhow"
This apparent lack of respect for his cele-
brated father, who is the idol of millions and
multimilionaire besides, characterizes the
relationship between Crosby and all his kids.
1t is casual to the point of seeming Indifferent,
but it's all part of the Crosby plan for bring
ing up boys. The four youngsters have been
allowed, without undue interference or en-
oouragement, to develop their own separate
personalities and have never stood in awe of
their fabulously successful father One of the
results has been q curious quartering of
the Crosby talents among his four sons.
Gary. aged II, has the Crosby voice - he
is collecting royalties on 1000 900 copies of
record he made jointly with Bing. Philip,
Is, is serious and sensible, as Bing can be
when he puts his mind to it. Dennis (he and
Philip are twins) is the family prankster,
always Glowing. And Lindsay, the youngest.
has inherited Bing's deadpan humor.
They Earn Their Keep
In THE development of these four person.
alities. the Elko County ranch has played
big part. Bing bought it in l947, and it's the
third and largest Of his ranch-running ven-
lures. When he's not away making pictures
(his latest is Paramount's upcoming Mr..
Music') he takes an active interest, mostly
on horseback. As for the boys, it takes them
out of the lush Hollywood atmosphere for
part of the year and puts them hard at
work earning their own keep as ranch hands.
''They're going to own the ranch some
day." says Bing, land l want them to
them have to do.''
The Spring Creek Ranch is real one -
25,OOO acres and 5000 head of Herefords, as
well as sheep, pigs and chickens - and all
the male Crosbys have hand in making it
paying proposition. Each of the boys works
and lives with crew, with the exception of
Lindsay, who is permitted to sleep in the
ranch house. The others live in cabins, get
up with the sun and work all day like regular
ranch hands. They'll do everything from
rounding up strays and mending fences to
running bailing machines and pitching hay.
They eat at long table with the other hands,
sometimes in the evening join in community
sing with Bing. They're all in bed by $780,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-11-09
Bluffton Telegrapher Receives Award For
Half Century Service With Nickel Plate

A special award in recognition Of
80 years as a railroad telegrapher
was made this week to L. NJ. Heigh-
way, q member of the staff at the
Bluffton AU tower at the intersec-
ton of the Nickel Plate and A. c.
& Y. railroads.
Honoring his half-century of serv-
ice, a 50-year diamond set pin was
presented to him by the Nickel Plate
road, through Raymond Holden,
Bluffton station agent.
A native of Mentone, Indiana,
HIGHWAY began working for the
Nickel Plate as telegrapher on
November |, 1900.
Reared on a farm he and a neigh
Dor boy decided in the fall of 1899
to prepare for careers in railroad
telegraphy and enrolled in Dodge In
stitute at Valparaiso, Ind. Their
schooling continued for several
months, and they finished just as
the financial panic of 1899-1900
struc the nation, HIGHWAY recalled
this week.
Jobs for telegraphers then paid
from $40 to $50 per month, and be-
cause of prevailing conditions were
hard to find. Some boys anxious to
get start took positions at SO a
month and paid out $12 for board
and room.
HIGHWAY also recalled that the
neighbor boy took a job with the
Erie railroad, but quite shortly
after an ill-fated day when he got
"buck fever" while handling dis
patches for train movements and in
his confusion left trains standing
on the tracks without orders.
HIGHWAY started with the Nickel
Plate at Coldwater, and later was
sent to Jenera on the old Northern
Ohio (now A. c.. & W, then con-
trolled by the Nickel Plate. In 1906
he was at the Muncie, Ind, freight
house. Later he returned to Jenera,
then came to Bluffton in 1915.
A year later he bought his pres
ent 40-acre farm on the Allen-Han-
cock county road, at the north edge
of Bluffton. His wife became i'll
about the same time, and was an
invalid following a stroke which re-
suited in her death % years later.
Although HIGHWAY is eligible to
retire on pension he prefers to con-
tinue at the tower post as telegraph
er-leverman because he likes his
work even better than when he first
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Lynn and Ray Young spent the
week end with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 0. Hilty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Huber of Texas
called on Mr.. and Mrs. O. P. Hart
man, Wednesday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. McCafferty
were Sunday evening supper guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl McCafferty and
sons.
The L. A. S-W. S. w. S. of the
Liberty Chapel church meets this
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. E
Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fenster.
maker and family called Friday or
Mr.. and Mrs. O. P. Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Klingler call
ed at the John Wilkins home neas
Forest, Tuesday.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. ano
Mrs. H. o. Hilty were: Mr.. anc
Mrs. Robert Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Young and family. After.
noon callere were: Mr.. and Mrs. c.
D. Plate, Miss Clara Wilson OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, Mrs. Pomerine OF
Coshocton and Mrs. Verle thinner
man Of Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. P. Hartman called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Grismore
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Klingler ana
son were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Klingler.
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Mrs. J. I. Luginbuhl spent the
past week with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Luginbuhl and sons of Cleveland
and Robert Luginbuhl and son Tom
spent the week end here.
Mrs. E. G. Griffith and daughter
Mary Of N. Baltimore spent Monday
afternoon at the Dwight Daley
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bibler and
daughters of Findlay spent Saturday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Core and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Marquart and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Marquart
and daughter, Ray Hirshfeld, Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Marquart and
daughters were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Marquart and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Basinger and
family of Lima spent Saturday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Don Dillman
| and family.
Ralph Woodhead is a patient at
Memorial hospital. He underwent
an operation Monday morning.
Mrs. Clouser spent the past three
months in Bowling Green taking
care of a great grandson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight Daley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Daley and daughter spent Sun
day in Bowling Green.
The Annual Thankoffering services
of the Missionary societies of En-
anuel Reformed church will be Sun
day evening at p. m. with Miss
Norma Jones, a missionary from
Africa, as speaker.
Mr.. Walter Schaublin is GONZALES
cling in Bluffton hospital following
major operation last Friday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Boothby of
Lima, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marquart
spent Friday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Marquart and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Quinten Burkholder
spent last Monday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Donivan Montgomery and
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Benroth and
family of Lima were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Follas and
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marquart
spent Sunday evening with Mrs.
Amos Luginbuhl and Mr.. and Mrs.
Weldon Luginbuhl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Icenogle sold the
Swiss Inn to party from Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Badertscher,
Henry Gratz and Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Gratz were Sunday evening
supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Amstutz.
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Farm production expenses took sc
cents of every dollar received by Z
S. farmers in 1949. Remaining A
cents went for living costs, deprecia-
ton of land, buildings and equipment
and savings.
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started half a century ago.
He has one daughter, Mrs. Louise
Smiley, Columbus.
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WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas.
County OF Pulaski. SIS
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Rachel Stewart. Plaintiff
VS.. No. 89398
Frank Stewart. Defendant
The Defendant. Frank Stewart
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty DAYS and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff Ra--
chel Stewart
Dated July 20. 1850
j. X. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
John A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litem.
II. S. Nixon. Chancerv Clerk
BY Helen Edwards ID. c.
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