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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-25
Die ,tene 8eltlase

Snfiahe lit ieoenfaas, oaB bellte
na6 Dem nebridbrigen ipe6ielpollen
&ingen 5tpiif)en Often uno 8elteu, lit
Dem &uBlano mebrmals in Die 0efens
itne geordngt tpurbe, oie Wostou'er
Bolitif grfolge 5u oer5eidnen bat,
Die cine ooaltanoige Gerihiebung Der
Wa6tuerbaltniiie uhnfaiien. 9ieie
Satiabe faltb oen bereoetIten q9lus=
orld ollrd oie unter3ei6nung zines
rltiiiid)76ineiil6en 8aftS in Wosfau.
Sb Die 8eratnnsen amerifnniider
Oiplomaten in 8angfof, Der Saupt=
ItaOt BON Sbdilaito, iiber Die M0q=
lid)feiten elmer iiioaiiatii6en Abmebr-
front gegen ben aon1m1lisnuls me
nigltens teilpeiie elm 8egengelpiht
ber5lltellen oennogen, erlbeint inns
5lpeifelbaft. Gon Sornoio, pp
Gbiang &ai-ibef nit ben Sriilrlcrn
lei'les Seeres anb ieiner &egierltng
cine lebte 3lrflllbtltatte gefluroen
bot, fonmen nod INNER Gerli6er1un=
gelL oaB nob nibt dies perloren lei
lno oaB u1s ser Ntitte ser nieoerge=
tretenen Golfsnlailen Gbinos cine
shpebrbeipegung al1flteigen neroe,
melfe Die greigniiie bes lesten Sab
res 5unibte 1nacben 1peroe. Ser
@unlb lit 5tpeifellos ser Goter oes
8ebanfens. @abri6einliber ols oie
grfiillln1g oieies @aulibes lit 1pobl,
Dab btn1en fllr5enl au6 iiber 6or-
mola Die rotten @ogen binlpegroQen
meroen.
= Sb bnnit sic ulte 3eit enogiltig
abgetan lit, 0ariiber geben sic Mniibz
ten lpett uuseinanoer. 8enig iit bon
ser Sbeorie au ertpartelt, 6aB in G6i=
no cine art uSito" eriteben 1peroe.
gbe man ii6 iolben Su1iionen bin-
gibt, iollte man, iorgli6er ais bas
bisber geideben, priifer, Oh nDfar=
i6all" Sito bon SsSugoilaapien iiber-
buupt einen Mftibpoiten bartlett. 0ie=
Ter blutbefledter flenle .3ar bat ii6 ia
MIR aus perI0nlibeln gbrgei5 BON
Stalin obgetuanot, nidt tpeil ibm ser
8eiten ipnpatbiider lit als ser
Slten 2ette @o6e bot er bon neuem
erflart, baB er Die finon3ielle unO
mirtldafhibe SiIfe slmeritas nur
mnimnt, penn tie 1beoingllngslos
gegeben miro, 8. +. menn er oils @e-
Igenleilhtng feinerlei politiibe Ser
pflibtlrng ein5ltgeben bot. gr lit &on1-
nulniit unto tpir6 &onlnuniit bleiben
= lno miro feline Stellung in Dem
Gingen 5uiiben Often uno Beltcn
anoern, aDenn er esl fiir opportlut
balt! Dab mun NIT bieien Mbentell-
rer iiberbaltpt paftiert, illuitriert Die
prefare Gage 6es @eitens, ser es lfd
ntht mebr Ieiiten fann, tp1blerii6 5u
fem (ober trotbem Ieine Saltam1g
Spanien gegeniiber nid)t apeientlib
anberf).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-25
5rpiiben Kriee uno Srieoen

gel1ltg Der 9Selt Dets3llnlacben l1d]te
= uio geplont" poroen lpar. Dtan
miro piel1nebr in sOeosfau 8ldne
mebr OILS einnal reptoiert uno oen
gntpidllngen angepaBt baben. slber
al ben @rlnrorilien bielt mani felt llno
bolt nnan beute feit Oils Die 8olihe=
tptitenbdlIptlinge in Der fiird)terli6en
6epolution grben oes 3arentllns ge-
Doroen poren, ii6 nod Ser lteber1pln>
olutg Der Sppoiition CSrotfi uilp.)
Oas Harteiilpnopol geli6ert 1uo
oalrd 5eitlpeilige Mooifi5ierung oes
alten 8arteiprogrununs, SrieoenS-
pertrage, biplonatiibe grfoIee (sln=
erfennlng oltr6 Die Ser. Stoaten I'LL,
ter &ooieuelt) gefeitiet batten, tro=
ten tie plannlaBig an Die Iusf sfiibrl1ng
ibrer @eltna6tsplane beran. Ii.e
lunfaBten oie SotalitGt auf alien 8e.
bieten: 9hllBlonos politii6e unb ipirt.
l6aftli6e @eltltelhlng i'm Sinne oeS
eroroiielten 3arentl1nts, oie peltbe=
berrlhenoe 'Stellung oes &ornnnnlis=
mus, gefampfung llltb Mllsi6altunJ
aller 6aftoren, tpeld)e oielen 3ielen
i'm 8ege itonoen, - ser 8roBlndhte,
oes 8eltfapitalisnuls uno Der Stride
0ie Stride geriet bamit IN cine Ell
genartige Gage. Sic miro IN ser rl1i-
lii6en Yropagnttba als Gerbii1,oete
oes Slnperiolisn1us uno &uptolis-
mus oargeIteat, in @irfli6feit aber
| lit tie Dem &onu1punisnm1s oerbaBt als
Sr1gerin religioier l1no littli6er
Soeen, 5li oenen it6 Die 2ebre bon
Dtarr un0 2eltin nit ibrerr grobfor=
nigen WfateriaIis11lls in i6roffitem
@egenias befinoet. aRft Sslnperiolis-
mus unb 2iberalisanus, 0ie lie in
ben oerlbieoenlten gri6einungsfor-
men large Dor Dem &onumll1isnnls
abgelebnt bat, bot Die &irfe nidlts
gentein. sic befanlpft Die fo1nmln1i=
ltil6e SellGe oils geieai6afts= a,mo
Ereligionsfeinbli6, linb ibr &arnpf lift
melt aufridtiger unb foleerihtiger
1nto 0arum aalsii6tspoller als Der
Der iafitlnriiierten Sfaten uno Gegie=
rltngen. 0us 1peiB man i'm &relnl,
llno oarltm Der unerbittlid)e, barba-
rti6e &f, in Dem man oie fotbo-
lil6e Stride 5u nernidten ooer =
mas fa1t nod i6linrmer lit - su per=
lflaoen uno gum tpillenlolen @erf=
5eilg hes &omnl,nisalrl1s SIT ntahen
in6t, apie bas bereits' NIT Der ortbo=
ooren &ir6e gei6eben lit.
Dieier alleenreine aanlpf segen aI=
le bisberige Sronltng uno nlles, NOS
ben enbglltigen Sieg oes &onlm11nis=
mus auf5ubalten per1nag, lit ieit
Sobr arnb Sag, ieit Dem ponen Sieg
Staltns iiber ale Tipalen ilno gSi=
oerltanoe, beidloiiene Sa6e. gur Ell
ne einleitige lln6 oberflGd)lirbe @e-
| 'bibtsbetra6tl1ng fann iiberieben,
oaB ii6 Die ruilii6e Bolitif in europa
uno aiien auf groBen 2i11ien auf feIte
3iele 5ll betpegt. @obl puroen oieie
oft ollr6freu3t lrno abgebogen, aber
innler tuieoer in oie porge5eidnete
Gurbe 5l1riifgeleitet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-25
8mklanb nmb 9emtidlano

2us gilt Dor aIlen bon &ublanos
ablibten uno Blanen binii6tlib
0elltiflanbs. Sieies ipar linn ihon
lange 0us eriebnte &lacis fir sic gr-
oberutg oes erropailden Sentiments.
gs mag iein baB Stalin cine 3eit=
lang glmtbte, baB i'm Elm enees
8iirlonis nit Sitler oem 3iele 1lGber
brilngen 1perOe = bur6 cine Gini=
gu1g nit Sitter ouf Sntereilenlpba=
ren. IS mag aber al16 lem baB Sta
lin, oem ia bas 1pirfianlite aller
Spionageipltene 5lrr Gerfiigung
ltano, i6lml falflrlierte, oaB Iein
Wtostnl'er 8iinonis nit 9fibbentrop
einen 8eltfrieg bermlffiibren iperoe,
Der 6atrd 6as @tngreifen ser gon5en
8eltpelt Delrtiblallb 10 griinoli6
idapa6en aueroe, Bob es fir inulrer
als ielbitatroige @roBar1o1t aalsi6ei-
oen ipiiroe. l1no oieIe grtpartl,na ba=
ben ibm Ole 8eitnld6te our6 Die er-
barnmlngsloie 3erbombllng Ser bellt=
i6en Stdbte 11nb bie 5oroerl,ng Ser
beoingllngsloien 1ebergabe griinoli6
erfiillt. SsSn Salta iiberreihten ibn1 bie
Stnatshnd1l1rer Der Ser. Staaten 1,1uo
gnglanos Die obnrndhtigen &eIte bes
altert Tipalen llno oie ihtpioe Wor-
9etttbaterei tat elm iibriges, UNI
Oeltlhlmlb an bie i,uosfotpitilden
Wtobbober nis5lliefer1t, benen, tpie
Gbur6in flngt, Ole @eibide Ger an.
bern @egner Deuti6lar,os ber5li6
glei6gilfig aparen.
sber ielbit bieie Mnnabnle gbur-
hils eriheint ll1ts gum Sell lln3u-
treffer6. Ser eberrpalige britii1e Bre-
nrier be5eidnet bie uneriGttliben Mr-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-25

Diiroe ni6t 5u elmer lpabrell 9efrie,
bung fiibren, lonbern Die Streitfra-
gen nlr poriibergeben0 perflelltern.
Die fltr6tbare Srobllng Ser @ol=
Ierl rltoffbonbe, bie Der merifaniihe hell
geo0lferltng nibt minber llnbeimlib
lit als ibren epentuellen &riegsgeJ~
nern, bat Die Iegierllng peronlabt,
olrr6 aeuBerungen oes ltnterltoata-
lefretdr Siderion feltitelen 81 loiien,
bob bie Ser. Staten ieoerSeit bereit
ii1io, nit Der Solpjet- llnipn neue Scr
banolllngen itber Die GontroQe unG
aefhlng bon sltomDaffen nllf51nebs
men. Iber @albington lpiinlft noh
1pie nor iold)e Serbonollrngen nouf
internationo1er 9oiis" bic es lunl0g-
li6 MAIDEN niiroe, oieie diplomatic
lben Observation-Disclosures SE
Sprenguerlu6en Der lpcitli6en 3u-
larnnlenarbeit 81 niBbralhen.
gisber lit eS Die Sopiet -9fegierllng
gepelen Die cine GinGgl1ng iitcr Die
5ragen Der sltomfontroae nerbinOert
bat uno Oie ser 3lliunnnenarbeit III
oen Sereinten 9totioyeu fern blicb,
iobalo lie bieier Organization nid)t
oen @iIlen ser Sniuiet -Golttif nli-
5Dingen fonnte. IaB Die amerifan;-
ide offentlid)e 0teinlng befreil ouf=
atnten 1piiroe, ipenn cine interndtiu-
mole &ontrolle ser 9ltonpaffc >ie We-
Tabren oes Itomfrieges bannen mir
De, Dariiber fam ni6t Der eeringlte
3Deifel berri6en.
'SO erfreltIid) a6er cine internotio-
male Ie6tung Ser 9ltompaife ou6
mare, nrit ibr piiroen oie 9lntriebe
oes vfalten &riege5" uno Die 8eiobr,
Oab er in einen oritten @eltfriea
tiibrt, nod feineslpegS iiberlpimoen
letn. Gus 9lufeinanoerpraQen Der Sc
genldte Der 'sDfosfnu'er llnO ser @a.
ibingtoner &eltpolitif fonn nur per-
btnoert lperben 1penn beioe 8rob-
modte zines Cages Ole Gntlfeioun=
gen elmer iiberItoatlihen Srganila-
tion fitr li6 ols binoeno betrad)tcn
mer0en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-25
Die rmfiiden 9slame

@ir id,dsen Stnlin 1lnh @enoiien
niht als iiberrnge1rbe @enies ein uno
glmlben i,iht, Dob ones @eiheben -
lpfe man in Wafbi1gton bon iih oft
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-25
Der ruiIiidJ-fineiiidc &crtrag

Ga5 lebte @o6e befalnt aeaebene
Biinoni5 5lpilhen Dem fonu1llniIti=
Ihen 9flBlano llnb Dem fomnllnilti.
lhen Gbina Dar cine lleberraldp,na
MIR fiir iene amerifattilhen 9eam,
ten, Die it6 Ser Salllion bingegeben
uno tbr audi iett nod nidt entlugt
boben, sOtao Sie-tltng iperoe iicb oils
oltatilder Sito erlpeilen.
.9ie SerbanOlunsen, oie Ofoo unO
lein sluBenntiniiter Chou Gn-Iai in
Vtostou NIT oen Sopiets gefiibrt ba-
ben, ml1roen 0urh ein M6fonunen ub-
lel6loilen oas betra6tli6e 8erlpreb-
lngen 5lhglnlten oes Beipinger Ge-
glnles entbalt. Solhe Serlprehunqen
ilber !Vtosful1'er llnteri6riften lino
bon problentatii6em @ert, ober lie
baben gum 1nilloeiten oen ol,genblif-
liben Gorteil, oaB oie ltnterbGnbler
in Die. .Seinat 51riidfebren f01nen,
obne on u8eli6t" 81 perlieren. Wtop,
Der ieine Suppenbeimer fe1nt, miro
nibt iiberraldt ieil1, tpenn ii6 ipGter
berausItellt, 0aB Wosfau iih an ieine
Nbmudllngen niht febrt. SSn oieier
9lnlid)t Oilrfte Stautsiefretdr s(he.
ion ulsnabns1pene re6t bebalten
Sic Gertreter oe5 rotten China go
gen noh Dem nellen svteffu Der Dit
llfen Welt Inn gu perllebnen, mu:
Die 9fullen 5u tim perntDhten, nm
Der SSelt 5lt 5eigen, OaB man in Wos-
tau bllliger uno beiier beoient meroe
als in @aibington.
9lnter Der sSniiaoe Des Sieaes
berrldt bittere Scot, uno ser eigent-
llthe 3pef Ser sDiiliion nod Mosfou
mar ge1plB ltidt, einen Ser &ertrGge
gu alnter5eicbnen, ipie lie oie Solpiets
juoor NIT ben Galaqen in Sit-Guro-
pa nah Scsema Is" abgei6loiien bo-
ben. gSas lie lpollten, mar iofortige
ltnterltitbl1ng nlit 8elb uno @ut.
Wfan 1pelB in So1rgfpna lno iiber=
all IN 9llien, pp anbs-Gbineien
leben oab bas 2ano Ser atitte utll-
ten Otangel an ullem 2ebensbeoarf
leioet. Gie vIgrnrrefornl" bat fein
8rpt, ipnOern bis ieet mir Sllnaer
aebra6t. llno sic SSnouitrie bruud,t
Hobltoffe uno Griasteile. Gas Ser
febrsmelen lieet oarnieoer unb sic
Serpaltllng eritidt in 9opierlperf
nu6 rlliiildJem 0tlrlter.
@oa Mao llnb Chou beimbrinaen,
ltno leere 9tabmen. @ie lie uusge-
fiiat nerbe,l, mlb ollr6 1peitere Ser
banOlllngen entlhieoen 1perben. gS
mar in Sen Mosfau'er Melounaen
piel Die 8eoe bon 3useitdnoniiien,
Die Oeao Dllrdagelebt babe. 9hln ent-
balt Ser Sertrng allerbings cine Ser
einbarung, Die oie 9iidgabe Ser SD
fen Eort Irtbl1r atlpo 9uiren, iolpie
Der manbi6urii6en 8abn fir Die
3eit nob abidlltB bes Srieoens NIT
SSapnn in slusii6t itellt. 9a oie So
miets aber bielen sSrieoen fiir abiebs
bare 3eit bereiteln fonnen uno Dor.
allsiihflih pereiteln merben. nor oie-
ie 8ertrGitrng oenn bod allau mega.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-02-25

tio. 60 fam Die 5eItietlpng zines 8dals
nutngsoatlum5: 1862. SSn oieien 5lpei
Sabren fam natiirli6 oiel paIiieren.
Sogor elm @unoer, tpie Die 8eenois
glng beS faIten &riegs.
Seoenioas bot ole 8efanntgobe oes
9lbfomntens foltm Sur &larltng bei-
getra9en. Ga5 1par al16 nift oie 9lb.
libt. Sn bent Gunfel eines unlideren
3mllhen5ltltunoS glaubt Wosfau,
weitere alunoroliIhe @roberllngen
MAIDEN 5u fonnen.
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-14
Friday. April IA. 1850
MAY REACH AWAY DEAL FOR ALUMINIUM MANUFACTURE

VICTORIA, B. C., lPJ-A four way deal may be in the offing, the Canadian press reported last night, to permit the Aluminium Company of America to use wa ter from a chain of lakes in north ern British Columbia for d hydro project.
 The purpQrtcd deal would in- volve the governments of Can ada, tho U. s. and British SoIum- bit, and the company.
 It would include concessions by the United States on aluminium manufactured in Canada-drop- ping of the two cent a pound tax on imported aluminium ingots.
 Such a step would favor the ri- val Aluminium Company of Can ,ada, now planning reduction plant at Kitimat, 400 miles up the coast from Vancouver. The two companies now are wing for the Water-pOwer rights for develop ment of a S5OO,OOO,OOO aluminium industry at either Kitimat or near SkagWay, Alaska.
 The Provincian Government is understood to oppose the applica- ton of the American company if the plant is not built in British Columbia.
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-14
CUB SCOUT COMMITTEE MAKES PLANS

This month is being observed as Photography month" by the Nome Cub Scouts, Pack 363, and watch out that you don't get into a candid shot. Last month was kite flying month, and there is to be one more flight aloft, this time for the record-ie, with pictures. Bud Richter has promised to give some technical dope to the young camera men, and the committee would appreciate the loan of any usable box camera that some of us may have stored away some where. If you have such a camera please loan it to Cubmaster Bob Treat or committeeman Gus Stein Wandel.
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-14

revolt in Makassar, Celebes, has given himself up to the Indonesian government. Capt. Andi Abdul Aziz arrived in Jakarta by plane after President SoekarnO mobil- ized forces for an invasion of the East Indonesian capital. Rebel Forces continued to patrol MakaS- sar streets but it looked as if the federal forces might soon have the situation in hand.
 Washington informantS said the United States is about to send $15,000,000 worth of supplies to revolt-torn Indo- China. The aid is largely made up of cargo planes, trucks and medical sup plies needed by the Bao Dai gov ernment in it's fight against com munist-led forces.
 In Tokyo, General MacArthur' S political adviser told the Japanese the United States supports the in dependence of Asiatic countries. The speech by William J. Sebald before the United Nations Associ- ation of Japan was interpreted as an answer to communist propa- ganda. That American occupation is robbing the Japanese of their racial independence"
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-14
pRoSPEcToR'S SUNDAY AT FEDERATED CHURCH

This Sunday is being observed as ProspectOr's Sunday at the Methodist Church, Federated in recognition of the important place the mining industry has in Nome. Tn Sitka the Lutheran church will observe this Sunday as Fisher mans Sunday, just as the Metho- dist and Lutheran Church have in past years at Juneau. In the farm ing areas of the States the day will be widely observed as Rural Life Sunday.
 Mining has been Nome's lead ing industry ever since gold was discovered right here on ou rbeach at the turn of the century fifty years ago. All through these years the Federated Church has been ministering to prospectors and miners and their families, and the first subscription for the building fund for the church included gen. erous donations from the early gold seekers.
 The service Sunday will include an anthem by the senior choir, Scriptural responsive reading re- garding Gods gold, and the pas tors message Seek, and Ye Shall Find" Anyone connected with goldmining is especially invited to the HOO o'clock 'Prospector'S Service"
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-14
News of the World At A Glance ---

Continued from Page One) was the case.
 A fisherman found a gray piece of wood with markings on 1t which at first was thought might be a clue in the search. However, U. s. authorities identified the wood as part of smoke flare box dropped last Wednesday by B-17 of the search patrol.
 The rebel leader of last week S
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-14
Communication

TWonty-tWo years ago l was at ShaktoOlik when I was mail car ricr between Unalakcct and Kot- zeDue; but this year was the first time l had been back I went to ShaktooHk to attend the confer ence of our Covenant Mission Church.
 I saw those who were little boys and girls 22 years ago now all grown up and married. I did not know them; but they knew me. Those who were my age all now had gray hair.
 The Conference was held four days from March 30 until April 2. The out-of-toWn visitors were 163 people, totaling about 315 peO- pie attending, and there were 43 dog teams which totaled 36l dogs from other villages.
 The next year the Conference will be held at KOyuk which is 40 miles from ShaktoOlik.
 The new officers for this year are as follows:
 President Harry Soxie, vice. president AXel Oyoumick, secre- tary Eric Tetpan, treasurer, Myles GOnangnOn.
 Milton Adams,
 Pastor at Solomon.
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-14
FORSAKE FARM: ROB BANK; NABBED BY FBI

GREAT FALLS, Mont. C4oy - The federal bureau of investiga- ton said today two young farmers had been arrested in the robbery of a Valier, Mont, bank yester- day. Both admitted their part and all but $500 of the S161OO was re- covered in a garbage can, the FBI added.
 Agent w. Guy Bannister iden- tified the pair as Maurice Arthur Holm, 24, and Lewis Andrew Pe- ters, 26. He said they were cap tured during the night at Conrad, only 20 miles east of Valier.
 Bannister said the arrests were made 12 hours after two masked men robbed the Farmers and Stockmen's Bank at Valier.
 Bank President Nels Swanson was forced to open the safe for the robbers, each carrying two guns, when he opened the bank yesterday morning. After scoop ing up the available currency and some silver, the men tied up Swanson and fled.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05
THE :FBl's CONFIDENTIAL FILES

The question of whether not the confidential files of the
Bl should be opened in order to affirm reu+e current
charges that certain high in the government Com
mun stooses has been much the headness TO many may
reasonable procedure But the Bureaus director j.
Edgar Hoover the matter differently And his wofold
for opposing opening Of the files is Of the highest i'm
porfance.
First opening the files would sravey damage the Bureaus
future efforts obtaining confidential nfomafon by disclo
ing the of nfoman Some Of the witnesses whose est
mony led to the conviction Of the Communist leaders New
York had ked their lives undercover employees of the FB
In Mr. Hoovers words "A disclosure of FBl reports would
veal the identity of confidential of information and if
did not place the lives Of such in actual jeopardy it
would certainly ruin their future value and effectiveness And
criminals and subvesves would be orwarned and
would conduct themselves accordingly.
Second opening the files could do the most serious and
warranted injustice to individuals The files contain complaints
and alesaonsnot only facts which may may not be
Mr. Hoover them to the notes Of reporter
before he has eued the printable from the unpntabe Then he
said would not want to be party to action which would
smear innocent individuals for the rest Of their lives
Mr. Hoover makes plain that opening these files could very
we'll both endanger the national security and commit profound
injustice good citizens.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05
IT'S LATER THAN YOU Think

1925 - TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO -
April 29London branch of Columbus Automobile
Walter president Columbus
paints and main in London
April 29 William Doc Mlen London reinsman getting string
rich classics meetings
April 30London High School
Williams director of music in London schools
May Auto handled office of Madison Audi
Lamar Wilson, starring August L.
1R Theodore Irving Columbus conducts
frmation service Trinity Episcopal Church, London.
May 2London defeats Wilmington to opening of
South Baseball London D. M Richmond London
president of League Joe Neser manager London team
from Springfield road West High West Fourth and West
Fifth from Oak Main.
May 3MW Foster London deputy grand chief of Pythian
of inspecting throughout
1S4o-TEN YEARS AGO--194o
School Golf defeated Urbana High
61a 51a London Country club.
jefferson council
with high tension while at
work West jefferson Sand and Gravel plant
unity announced by Foody chairman campaign.
directed M c. Paman,
London Prison Farm.
newly formed school districts in
Madison county, office Superintendent Ray
Mkesel r. Bostwick president of Madison Rural Dr. r A
Mt Sterling president of Mt Sterling Consolidated School
district
9o 1888 under seal storage under
A grades
worthy president London Aee FOE
of being built Cap
Columbia nearing completion
Evelyn daughter Mr. and Mrs H. l. French
1887 class Stokes township high school
Madison spelling champion ranks in fourth high OF stu
dents Otterbein College, Westerville
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05
London Student
Pastor Ordained

Seven HANNA Divinity School
seniors, including one from Lon
don, were ordained Wednesday
night by the Synod of Ohio in the
First English Lutheran Church in
Mansfield, Ohio.
Twenty members of st. Johns
Lutheran Church of London at
tended the ordination service
where they were privileged to
witness the ordination of Law
renee T. Rugh, who has been act
ing as student pastor for ST.
Johns Church, the last several
months. He has been called as
pastor of the London Church.
Pastor Rugh's father, Luther
an minister of Charleroix, Pa,
attended the ordination service to
participate in the ordination Of
his son to the ministry.
Conducting the services was the
Rev. Paul P. Anspach, Sr. DID,,
pastor of the Second Lutheran
Church in Springfield.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-05
MT. STERLING, R. d.
RY AMY M. HENRY

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Tope attended
a six o'clock dinner at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Silvers, 1226
South Limestone Street Spring
field Sunday, April 30th given in
honor of the 1912 class OF Mat
rons of the Eastern Star.
The Range WCTU was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Betty
Dinkle Wednesday afternoon
April 26th assistant hostess, Mrs.
Deane Drinkle, Ercel Drinkle and
Venia Shepherd.
Mrs. Shake Miller and son,
Bennie Miller of Danville, made
trip to Kentucky to visit Mrs.
Miller's Father.
The Range Community Grange
met at the Grange Community
Hall, Tuesday evening May End
one mile east of Danville, 60 pre-
sent, eight visitors from South
Solon Grange and four from
Science Hill Grange. and the
State lecturer and her husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Anck from
Bucyrus, Ohio, Mrs. Anck gave
an interesting lecture. Mrs.
Norman Jones and three daugh-
ters furnished the songs for the
evening.
Edward Scott, of Inglewood,
California and his brother Ralph
Scott, from Ironton, Ohio called
at the home of Amy M. Henry
Saturday afternoon, Mr.. Ed Scott
and brother were school mates
and lived at Danville. They called
at the home of Arthur +. Henry
at Sedalia and went to Springfield
to spend two days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Alspaugh
spent Tuesday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Byerly at
London, Mrs. Alspaughs parents.