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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-11

Bapit 8onifa3 ". 1peibte ibn Der Gb.
re uno Dem gnbenfen Der Iuerielig.
item Sungfrau Waria rno aller Sci.
ligen uno lieB ahtllnb3ipan5ig Bagen
poa beiliger &eliquien, tpelde man
ous ten 8rdbern Der Wdrtprer Inn
oie Staot Gom berum eeiammelt bat.
te, oarin beiieben. Bapit @regor w.
beItimmte inn Sabre 834, baB in Ser
gan5en gbriitenbeit elm gemeiniames
SeIt oller Seiligen gefeiert tperoe.
Gas Set staerbeiligen miro ieoes
Sobr om I. 9opember gefeiert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-11
MAAuAN
@pn Eruf. s. ID. 9nebreu,
3ebafteur oes ,@aiienfrenno',
643 South Gbio Mpenne,
Columbus, Sbio
bath. g., 8p. =

Ias SeIt Iuerbeiligen lit pon ieber
bon Scr Stride 81 Oen bodlten 6elten
Des &irbenlabres ge5ablt DorOen. gln
oIeIen Gage iollen Die @lallbigen
mebr ais an einem anoern 6elttage 81
Sen Seiligen oeS Sinmels beten uno
lie I'M ibre 5iiripra6e bel 8ott
anrllien. 9luBer Sen uns befanntell
Seiligen gibt es nod Oiele Wiaionea
uubefannter 9eiligen lnb WedrtDrer,
Oeren Tamen niemano fennt. 8ir lol-
len uns erinnern, oaB biele Seilige1
niht onoere Meni6en puren al5 mir,
uno oaB iie gegen oie 8elt, oen So
ton uno Da5 5leii6 gefampft baben,
oob iogar groBe Siinoer oarllnter
linr, Die in ibrem Sitter einen leltenen
8rao Der Seiligfeit erreidt baben.
Inter ibnen befinben iif Slngfrauen,
GinOer, befebrte Siinoer. Son Ser 8e-
idJihte 0eS acknowledgements miro
berid)tet, oab in Gom Elm 8osentems
pei. Iantbeon genannt, ii6 befano,
Ser >em 0ienlte uno ser Serebrlna
iGmtIiher beioniiher @oben gelpiomet
,par. 80 oereinigte oerlelbe gelpiiier.
moBen aue beionii6en 8reuel llno
alien aberglauben in ieinen Mauern.
els oas Seioentltm erlolben mar,
nobmen bie Gbrilten 8eiis oon oem
beiOniihen Sempel, Tim Zen 1pubren.
oreieinigen 8ott 0urin on5ubeten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-11
- M. s., Sla.

9ei 9tierenleiben, beionoers bel
uaileriiidtigen anIdpellunsen EMP.
Iieblt 8farrer &neipp cine &iirbis
9umpfin) fur. Ofan fobt ben Stir
bisbrei nit 9teis, Saferiloden Coat,
mead o>er 8ries6rei 5ulammen uno
iBt oapon fleine Eortionen oreimal
tGglid. GaS lit oud elm por5iiglibes
Observation-Disclosures Otittel. 9luh eine
Sralbenfur lit iebr beillam bel ytie-
ren-, 9lalens uno Steinleioen, @i6t
uno Herpenleioen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-11
Wenn trage
Ausscheidung
die Ursache
ist fir Ihre

kopfschmerzen
Verstimrnten Magen
sVerdauungsst0rung
Schlaflosigkeit
Nervositat
@ Appetitlosigkeit
Blasaungen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-11
Seilise Maria, Nntter
8ptfes

Sit oas Der redte 9itel ODER nidt?
gie meilten Sitel unter ben @eltleu-
ten iino bobl 1pie cine leere Shahtel; !;
10 3. 9. Elm Sofrat ooer @ebeimer
Sofrat bot genteiniglib gar ni6ts gu
raten; es fragt i'm ni6t einmal cine
alte 5rau Inn 9fat (ipenn er ni6t
allenfalls Dos Goftorgetperbe treibt),
piel Deniger Der fiiritlibe &of. Soer
lpie man6er miro nit Serr angere6et,
Der meiter nidts lit oIs elm itaotii6 ge-
fleioeter 0ieb; 3. +. elm &erl, ser
S6uloen mobt uno ni6ts mebr su-
riid5ablt = @enm bu aber 8tpei 2ot
WfenihenoerItano uno brei Got @bri-
ltenglauben i'm &opf bait uno cine
Brile 8eoahtnis an bas, mas on Dor.
Der BON Ser Maria geleien bait, 10
pirlt ou ielber iagen miiiien: ia, tpobl
lit tie beilig uno barf als Weutter
Seiu, Ges @ottmeni1en, aud Mutter
8ottes genannt 1perben.
sllio ser 9itel lit probebaItig, aber
fDo5u 10 elne Dornebme Mnreoe? eSrt
Seioelberg lit 5u neiner 3eit mand-
mal 10 Elm 5peioeutiger MenI6 einenl
aufs 3immer geItiegen, bat Inn Inter
ltiitung angebalten, neil er 10 libel
oaran Jet, unb bat uniereinen ange-
recet: Gr5ellen5 uno guere @naoen,
ca es ooh i'm @elobentel zines Stu-
oenten fait ME eraeaent ausliebt uno
tpenig Gorrat gum @nabenausteilen
orln lit: er 1Dollte eben nit 10 einem
Sdmeidelmort gebeluitig MAIDEN
alber oa fdmen mir febl, penn mir
nit Berrli6em Eitel oie Mutter 6es
Serrn gutltimmen tpoIlten, mo mir
elnen anlauf nebmen iie um ettpas 5,l
bitten; oenn iolange fie auf groen
mar, bat ME elm 5iinflein @itelfeit in
ibrer Seele geldimmert, lie miro iebt
niht crit i'm Simmel boffdrtig getpor-
oen lein. g8ir iagen oen Eitel belize
Vtaria, Weutter @ottes al unlerer
etgenen Seele, bamit bieie ben rehten
Teipeft, aber aud ben redten Meut be.
tonmt 5u einem 8ittgeiub. Mn oielen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-11

Nehmen Sic FOrni's Alpen-
krauter heate Abend - sehen
Sic, vie viel besser Sic sich
M0rgen fiihIen
Leiden Sic nicht unn0lig gsrweise noch
einen Tag. Nehmen Sic das zeiter.
probte Forni's Alpenkrauter. Mehr
ais Elm AbfIhrmittcl, - cine Magenta.
aigkeit anregende und Blanungen yer.
ireibcnde Medizin, - hergesicllt aus
(nicht nur elm oder zwei), sondern Is
Natur-Kr;utern, Wurzcln und Pflan.
zen. Eine exclusive Forniel. A!pen-
krauter bringt trage Darme yum
Arbeiten; hilft verhGriete
Abfallstoffe auszuscheiden, G
die durch HartIcibigkeit
verursachten Case und Bla.
hungen zu vertreiben,-er- >SacI
:;$s; ;;:S; s;S$;: s u; V;;r=:s: $:::: ::::: I'M
Kaufen Sic noch 2 .sS
heute Forni's El&z V&A
Alpenkrauter in AsasgERlssSlxs lxs A
Ihrer Nachbar. SMEEG go %fgsZ
schaft oder sen. VSiSY FoRTs E#
den Sic fur unser E ~ IpE.Ss.
Special Einfuh. BE Af4Lf1Iy
rungs-Angebot. ZT s''>s.: ysIfW
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-11
Drr nnpnnlih,r 6rnB
0pn ALLAN StDls
(Tortiebuna)
CGortiesung)

llno oo1 fann's einem ni6t elmer
lei lein, benn berna6 fommt crit oas
elpige 8eri6t uno ipas binter Dem
Gorbang ser gpigfeit bereitet liegt!
8as lit oenn idulS an an Dem SAINT
mer, @lenb un9 Scot uno Den oielen
betriibten armiefisen 3eiten uno Dem
unaufborli6en Sterben? = Bieber
nihts als cine ein5ige Siinbe, Die
Siince nrlerer Stanmeltern.
So, oie Siinbe, bas lit ettpas 10
SSiir1terli6es, ipie mir in unlerm erS-
baften 8lobiilln nibt einmal gan5 be-
greifen fonnen. 3ie bl &atbarina BON
Siena begebrte ei1lmal bon @ott, Or
m0ge ibr Die @eltalt Der Gobiiinbe 5ei-
gen, tpie iie in @abrbeit llnb Dor @ott
lei. Gerr 9err offenbarte ibr, BOB elm
lebenoiger Menih bielen Gnblid nidt
ousbalten Tonne. Sooann 5eigte ibr
@ott auf ibr 8egebren Die @eitalt Der
IdBliden Siinoe. 8ieler anblid nun
nar 10 l9redlib, Dob &atbarina err
fldrte, lie tpolle lieber ibr 2eben lang
barfuB auf gliibenoen &oblen geben,
als nod einmal 10 ettpas leben.
Nun cellfe einnrol, mos i6 iest ge-
iagt babe, oas lit nur eeiagt BON elmer
ein5igen Siinoe. g8ie biele bait aber
ou? = gs lit entletlid 81 iagen uno
bod ipabr: oeine Seele gleiht biel-
lei1t elmer i6narsen S6lange, Die
lid in einem 4b5ugsfanal Dal5t; no<
bin ite ii9 beipegt, Dor uno binter ibr,
ober nno unter ibr Scot ltno 8eltanf
unb iie lelber cine - tShlange. @as
on birter llno unter Dir balt NOR
Siinbe; oein 9enfen lnb Sinnen iest
| lit Selbltiu6t uno Siinbe, uno Dor Dir
in Ger 3ufunft miro's 10 fortgeben,
nbermals Siinoe. @ebe! llno bu baIt
fiir aae oeine 5abltoien Siinoen oeine
Strafe erit nod 5ugl1te - BORT, mo-
oas 5euer nibt erloI6t unb Der mo-
genOe @urm nidt itirbt. So, bort III
Ihrefli6 oiel 3eit oa5ll. Oh biIt Diel-
leiht elm 5repler gegen BEN Namen
@ottes, 10 elmer, Ser feline iieben
Worte ipri6t, obne lein n8ei @ott"
oa5u 5ll Ibporen ober on biIt eine
gbrublhneioerin, bie nidts lieber tut
| ais tpie elm S6nein i'm 8aiienfeb.
riht iibler Srtslbabereien berum5ll'
lhniiffeln. Sieb, nenn Oih @ott fit
elm iebes ein5ige @ort einmal 10 piele
Sabre ltrafen tpill, uls Gegentropfeu
ihon bonn Simmel gefallen iino Dom
Mnfang Ser @elt Bis allf BEN beltigeu
Gag an alien Srten Der 1peiten grbe
uno auf Dem Weer, uno penn bieie
milionenmal Willionen poriiber iino
Damn bas 5lpeite bole @ort, bas on &C.
lpro6en balt, pornimmt uno oid eben.
| 10 lunge Gualen bafiir leiben ldBt
uno 1penn enblib iebe beiner Siinoen,
nab 10 bielen Sabren, als cine 3iffer
6eoeltet, Die 10 lang tpire mie Die
Gonalt BON 0onauel6ingen big ins
Cote Meer, abgetpanoelt mdre 10
m1re an Ser Gfpigfeit nod nidt ELM
NAL cine Weinute abgelaufen, oenn Die
gipigfeit lit 1pie elm areis, oa 1T fein
gn6e.
0ortbin muBt bu; 10 tDenig on BEN
Sob uustpeiben fnnnit, ebeniomenia
Dem @eribt nno elmer gmigfeit bon
unIGgli1er Greuoe ober graBlihen1
l1ngliif. Der Simmel, mo- nibts I'm.
reines eingebt, ser lit fir bid i6on
iperIpielt, ipenn 6u aud uur cine elm.
lsige Gobiiinbe baIt; oein @lltbuben ii
| Sic eipige 8er0ammung. @as tpinil
| bu ais G0iegelo 1einer Deripielter
Seele geben, 0a niht einmal eins
'gan3e Melt 5ureidt2
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-11

@orten fonnte ieoer nusretbret, ber
ben gngliihen Grub beten min, Oh
oerielbe fir i'm pnfie, uno OBJ er fir
ben gngliihen Grub paiie ODER niht.
gs gibt gar furioie 2eiite IN Der
Welt. go tpeiB id 3. 8. einen Bauer,
Ser ging 5u atpeit einen aubban0el 8l
MAIDEN. Muf Dem Banernbaf, tpo Sas
Eier au fanfen 1par, gab er Dem aneht
einen fleinen Ealer, oamit Der Rneht
feinen Meilter anliige uno betriige
uno Die Sub Inn geringeren 8reis ber-
gebe.
(ssortiesung folat)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-11
. Matb. g., Winn.

aton unteri6eibet orei Saupt-
Weni6enraIien: Meni6en NIT beller
Sautfor6e, NIT gelblider uno NIT
ounfeler Sautfarbe. BUR eriten Men-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-11-11

| Self man ourh fnlte, In Sal5tpaiier
aetauhte umibldge. Sci berbranntem
WunO nebme man ben Muno bon
Sal5.
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Air Force, CAA Join
In Defense PLANNING

The Air Force announced today
the formation of a joint board
with the Civil Aeronautics Ad-
ministration to map the latter
agency's participation in the de-
fense of the United States against
air attacks.
The board will develop a plar
for Identification OF friendly air
craft, methods to channel infor-
nation to control centers and in
Perception stations. plans for CO.
ordinating the actions of certain
NJ tlitary flight services with those
Of the CAA and utilization of CAA
facilities and personnel in an
emergency.
Evening star., 1950-07-11

|tric eye in 31.3, 31.2, 31.5 and 81:
for his four trips. In addition tt
the many other prizes he has won
Davis will receive a bicycle pre-.
|sented by Kenyon-Peck Chevro.
let for the fastest time recorded
by an entrant from that dealer.
ship area. Don Meyer. whose
fastest time was 3t.5, will receive
Ia radio presented by Kenyon
Peck.
A recapitulation of the recorded
times disclosed the following win.
ners of bicycles and radios in the
other Chevrolet dealerships:
Addison: bicycle, John j. Reilly
jr.. 32.2, 32.5, 1885, radio, Raymond
C. Fauntroy, 32.4.
Aero; bicycle, Bill Amlong, 32.6
radio, Buddy Bedell, 32.7. 33.2.
Barry-Pate; bicycle. Bjorn Egeli
31.6. $50. $50: radio, Cedric Egeli
32.4.
Chevy Chase Motors: bicycle
Bob ROBBERS, BIB, 31.7. 3l.9; radio
Richard McEwen, 1913.
Hicks; bicycle. Walter B. Nor
row. 31.S. 31.7, $40; radio. Bobby
Yates, 31.9.
Justine Nicholson; bicycle, Billy
Moles, 31.8. s2.1: radio, Donalc
Fleshman, 32.4. 1928.
Mandel; bicycle. William D. Du.
vail. 31.7, 31.7, 31.7, 31.5: radio
James Potter, 31.6.
Ourisman: bicycle. Douglas Var
der Linden, 1878. $50: radio. Car
w. Fischer, 33.1, 33.5.
Stohlman: bicycle, Albert An.
drews, $50.
Wissinger:: bicycle. Charlie.
O'Neill, 32.2, 32.6; radio, Larr,
Eitel. $50.
Evening star., 1950-07-11

Davis Wrinkle, Washington
1850 Soap Box Derby champion,
also won the distinction Of having
run the fastest heat when he sped
down the course in 31.2 seconds in
last Saturdays competition.
Davis best time was established
on the second of his four trips
down the Derby course on Penn
sylvania avenue Sc, and not in
the championship final. Strange
ly. it seldom happens that the
boy who makes the fastest time
emerges as champion. 1t has
never happened in the. national
finals at Akron, Ohio.
Davis times were consistently
good. The youth, who lives at
4815 North Sixteenth street, Ar
lington. was clocked by the elec-
Evening star., 1950-07-11
Eight Convicts Escape

ROANOKE. Va. July ii F.-
Eight convicts overpowered two
guards and escaped yesterday
from a road camp at Chapel In
Giles County.
Evening star., 1950-07-11

Williams: bicycle. Donald Walk
er. 32.4, 32.2; radio, Peter Brown,
33.5. 1876.
Evening star., 1950-07-11

The prizes are available at the
dealers where the winners regis
tered for the Derby.
Evening star., 1950-07-11

No need to spend a fortune for a
TV table! Not when The Hecht
CO. brings you a buy like this
=. in so many sizes, too! The
price is way below what you'd
expect to pay for such a fine
table -. a table with cleaning
mahogany colored finish! Buy
yours first thing tomorrow!
Sth Floor, The Hecht Co., Washington:
4th Floor, Slver Spring
, 1950-01-13
MODERN ETIQUETTE
by Roberta Lee

Q. Is there any further obliga-
ton upon a person who has just
introduced two other persons to
each other?
A. Yes; a person who is expe-.
rlenced in making introductions
will lead the two strangers into
smooth, pleasant conversation, as,
Mr.. Morgan has just moved to
our city from Detroit" It is only
when awkward pauses follow an
introduction that embarrassment
is felt. !
Q. Should the wedding gift be
mailed to the bride, even if you
know only the bridegroom and
have never met the bride?
A. Yes, always. The wedding
presents are always considered
the personal property of the bride.
@. Isn't it a mans responsibility
at a dance to see that his partner
is not left alone while he is dane
ing with someone else?
A.. Yes, indeed; this is his first
duty.
, 1950-01-13
NOTICE

A GENERAL MEETING of all
members of The New St. Croix
Turf Club is hereby called for
FRIDAY EVENING, January 10,
1850 at the Community House at
Bethlehem for the purpose of max
ing arrangements for the races to
be run on ROOSEVELT's BIRTH
DAY, January 80. All persons res
ponsible for the horses to parti-
cipate in these races are cordially
invited to be present and ready
to accept matches by the Match
ing Committee, thus permitting
an early preparation of the pro-
gram. The meeting opens at $3.50.
Christiansted, January s, 1850
w. E. Messsr
Secretary-Treasurer
, 1950-01-13
EtENIO

To have the radiant health, the
smiling disposition and the
sparkling energy that make a
young lady SO winsome and gay,
it's a grand idea to drink two
glasses of chocolate HEMO
each day. You see, this delicious,
Vitamin and Mineral Fortified
Food Drink is not only tasty
it's just packed with important
food values, too! There's Vita
min A to help fight off colds
and keep resistance high -.
Vitamin B1 so important for
good appetites and digestion -.
Niacin for clear, radiant skin
and Vitamin D for strong,
straight bones and graceful
bodies. What's more, you get
minerals needed for good red
blood, extfa eRergy and happy
good health. How about Hemo
TODAY Delicious, hot or
Cold-any time of the day!
, 1950-01-13
Editorial
HIGH SCHOOL PLANT INADEQUATE
STRERoVA
~
UNITY

AAN1 oNAOOL 1LANl INADEQUATE E@
A VISIT TO Christiansted High School by this
Editor was revealing, Conditions are. so bad that the com
munlty should know that this seat of highest learning in this
Island does not deserve to be used any longer by the Young
men and young ladies who go there daily. Classroom space
is inadequate. The average classroom is very small, with i'm
proper lighting, seating and blackboard space. In one in
stance, the pupils have to stand outside while another class
is being conducted in the classroom. Rest room facilities are
extremely poor, laboratory and other equipment lacking and
on the whole the plant is not worth talking about. It must be
remembered that the group of buildings now used as the High
School were once barracks, both for Cendarmes during the
Danish regime, and for Marines shortly after the trandet,
until about March 1881. /
When the news broke that there had been annronr;atad
ten million dollars for an extensive public works nrooram
many a heart in St. Croix leaped for Joy, hoping that the High
School would receive new plant, one large enough. and sne-
fcienty well equipped t @be fit for use, and give the best
training for high school youth. That has not been done. and as
OF this writing no one seems to know what the next step is,
what funds are available, and the purpose for which f. ic 70
be used. 1t St. Croix needs anything, it is a high school plant
EVERYONE REALIZES that a high school in an island
such as this should be the center around which revoIves MANY
a community activity. In fact, we have suggested more than
once that with a large enough auditorium the high school
plant could be the, community center, and what better use
could be made of the plant. II
PRINCIPAL MARKOE and his faculty at the Christian
Sted High School are doing a commendable lob under the
circumstances. 1t must be kept in mind that graduates of the
High School have gained their own admission to many of the
nations leading colleges, and have hung up records to their
own and the Islands credit. If such good work can be done
with limited facilities, it is safe to say that given an. adequate
plant much more could be expected. Then there is another
limitation which faces Principal Markoe, and with him, the
Department of Education, and that is the difficulty Of securl
ing teachers because Of inadequate salaries. Many an appoint
, 1950-01-13

ment has failed to come
through because more bucra-
tive opportunities presented
themselves elsewhere The in
struetors at the High School
are performing a faithful SER
vice in giving their best to the
education of the youth of this
island.
rg
NO one realizes more keen
ly than we do theneed for a
more modern high school
plant, and while we speak out
plainly, we also see that the
problem is beyond the immed-
late control of the school auth
critics. We believe that if the
public works program came
through, great encouragement
and enthusiasm would follow,
and better work done. The To-
cal government should hasten
to make every effort to ascer-
tain just where the program
lies, what is delaying it, and
how soon we may look forward
to seeing something definite.
In the meantime, we urge
every citizen to give his full
est support and cooperation to
the educational program UNI
dertaken by the Department
of Education and the High
School. ~
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-28
fsoshen Methodist lhnrth
iiaFoid a.. basis. Minister
knndaF. Aufii BBih

baa m sunday school aliens
dance continues 40 increase Come
esd heip gous side a. win Only
iiUef mofe sundays remain Qfndu
aiif fhe Red nibh0nefs" have heen
saininf on the 8uie kibhonefa "
Al al morning Worship ser
mou ~ Res Davis The junior chs
0if hlli sing the day being The last
nundaY a. fhe month
q sd D "a N.Y. haney Dlrkerson
leadeI
1HA a GA evening service ~ la
HifHfioH
AoH hfe Invited a. make this your
church home. n you have no other
- us he ike the paaimiat wh0
hfoff 81 nas glad when they said
Hnio me iel ne 90 inio the house 0f
fhf lofd
k0TE
a al Maa.a.annN staaH MNmHaU ..ttf A.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-28
Rheumatic Fever
Great Cause OF
Heart Disease

The Rtate Board IT Health aald
today the rheumatic fever accounts
for 30 percent of an defective
hearts Ia children and for about aa
percent IN adults, II haa heon eatl-
mated that there are u million pe0,
pie with heart diaeaae roaullmg
from rheumatic fever
Children between the agoa Nr 4
and ~ ARE especially susceptible to
rheumatic fever, through Il lpNs
auenlly attacks those IN older age
groups Almost without aXnOetlON
Il follows a hemOlytio atreptOOeOeWa
infection such aa sore threat tom
nililis, scarlet fever on Olllia media,
an Inflammation 81 the inner ear,
The bympt0ma az rheumatic fever
may he severe with manifestations
such aa Jumps under the skin IN
feoted areas, painful and ntlamad
Joints muscle tWltohing and ROae
hieedH On the other hand aymRu
toms may he 40 mild a. lNaa Og aRu
petite paleneHh, easy fatigue and
slight fever
Unfortunately one attack Nf vhe-
umatle fever does not lmmunlse the
victim A. 4 matter ut fact, the Ia
dlNldnai seems % have acquired a
aenalliYitY "a the disease which
substantially increases the pvOhaha
llitY 0f reeuprent attacks,
Treatment ~ rheumatic fever h
largely prolonged rest IN he'd Rp-
eompanled by dtllaeRl ana auRep
Ylhed home nurRlnn The dNVlOl
pusl be- IN charge since hN alONe
can tell what prnareaR the patient
y making Serious DAMAGE can M
dome a. the heart valves and heart
muscles n the patient ID permitted
90 d0 things against the dOelNpr
orders, even though he may AZ
l0neer feel sick
The Frequency at pepurpRnl AZ.
laeks can he dimmlRhed hy mNANp
of nfnphNlhetlc treatment with IA,
snlnha drugs and peniOiuM IA ppe
Fetihed hy a nhNhloMn
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-28

districts for the drive with ire fol-
lowing sponsors. directors and the
amounts received.
Hartly Liens Club. D. Frta Leear.
S203.4o. smyrna Liens Clun. Lee p.
slaughter and William Wilson.
&536S0. Clayton Lions club. q. Med
ford SPARKS. S37.44. Dover District.
Walter 4. BOX Post no 2. American
Legion, James ID. CULLEN. 81 968 81.
Harrington. c. ~ q. n. Post 80 z.
American Legion. Earl Sylvester.
sl.o1.49, Camden. Edward b C0o-
per, sll4.98. Wyoming. william r.
Brown, s474Sl. Relt0n. mrs. Wall
ter Moore. S313T5. RrodeFioa. John
r. Rogers. Jr.. &5000. Houston. ROB-
ert Fl. Herkes. s6136; DoWnes Cha
pei, Frank AttiX. 95S.5l. kenton
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-28

ga services meat SUNDAY viii be-
n batiiRht fatina time
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-28

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aae 6f faiit afher. ~ believe
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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-28

Rain clouds and thunder. Test
your brakes and windshield wiper
ENhaUst from a parked car on
your aide Of the street or a glimpse
OF SOMEONE az the whool of the ear.
Tie may suddenly move out into
your path
Children playing near the street.
You know that means BE extra
careful"
These and many more are unOfi
ciAl warning signs Of the motor
trail Signs that mean, Sharp eyes
and sharp reaction,
or maybe somebody's scalp!
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-28
$7,275.79 Collected BY
Kent March OF Dimes

Final figures for the 1850 March
Of Dime campaign for Kent County
disclose that total OF S7.275.79 was
received for use In the tight against
infantile paralysis Fifty per cent
Of the net remains In Kent County
for direct aid 60 local victims Of
polio and the remaining fifty per
cent Is forwarded 20 the National
Foundation of lntantile Paralysis.
Inc. The campaign director pFais-
ed the work of the district directors
and their committees and the coop
Grafton of the press and radio. The
county was divided into thirteen
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-28

A smaller huekwheat harvest IN
iNaN means fewer winter break.
tasts oi buekwheat cakes, Although
"a states contribute 20 the CONNER.
0lal eFop Of grain, about two
thirds q II IA normally harvested
close 20 the New York. Pensylvanla
border,
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-28
Make a Date With a Rocket 8"
For a Ride You'll Never Forget!

Drive Americas OseloR aNaFl Your 0ldamOhle
dealer Invites YOU 90 take che wheel 0f a
"Rooket 0a" 0ldamOhlle - e. learn frat hand
what every "RoCkel" owner already kNOwal
fhia Ia che oaF ihalN In clasa hy ltacll In che
incredible eageFneae ~ lta "R0ckel" EngRe
response che velvet amOOlhneaa II WhlElaWay
liydFa'Matlo nTlvee-ln llu nlmhle. aure,looled
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-28

maReuvcvahlN,y lea all,aEouUd driving ease and
sOtd gaa savMgsl Your Oldamobilc dealer knows
all Ohia, tea, aud he would like nothing better
than % arrange "Rockct" demonstration
NF yOUl SO see him today -and don't forget
60 ask him about che new price reductions
0N all mOdelsl Make a date with a Rocket
4" -, and Rocket Ahead with 0ldamObllel