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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-07

/ @s lit bebauerlid lino be5eieb-
memo fir bie Snfonlequena Der bod
mob blobliden DipIoinnten ~, oaB nit
feiner Silbe Der .5nn Stepinnc1 er-
mdbnt miro. Der BrooeB uno oie 8er-
|nrteilung bon @r5biIbof 5tepinac fn-
gen gendt alf Ser gleiben 2inie tpie
Die ni6tsDiiroigen SuItiaberbreden
Der ruiiiiden Iaiallenltaaten llngarn,
&umanien rno 8ulgarien. Sab Sito
bente iid oils @egner Der &ominform
gibt, lnoert baran nid)t bas @ering-
lte 5ito fiibrt cine tpobI ibm BON
meltliben 5reunoen lugserierte
GomGoie altf lpenn er ii6 angeii6ts
Der nun i'm 86lferbuno beboriteben-
ben Debate tolerant gebarbet nnb eli
net Srieoen nit oen @onfeiiionen
portaulcbt. @r mag iid nod benl 9ei-
lpiel Ser Wosfotpiter nit ben Srtbo-
ooren ~perItanoiet" baben, gegen
Die fatboliid]e Stride lett er oen
&anrpf NIT unperminbertem Sob fort.
ltno gr36ildof Stepinoc ifmahtet
nod INNER i'm &erfer. Soffentlid) lit
DER cine ODER anoere 8olferbun6soele.
gat unoiplomatiib uno = darafter-
bon genug, Oas in Ger Gebatte un-
5meioel1tig our Sprade gu brinsen!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-07

@ir rufen Ben asrieitern su: 9etet,
betet mebr! Seib guren @l6mbigen
oas 8orbilb frommer geter!
8ir rufen ben Jamilien in 5taot
unb 2anb gu: Bflegt nah 81teriitte
oas @ebet inn balsli6en areis! gs
bringt Segen, it1rft ben @lauben,
I6aflt 9ottesfur1t uno @ottper.
trauen, gegenieitige gbrfurht nno
2tebe uno Starfmut in i6peren ga-
gen.
8ir rufen gurer Sueeno 5u: 2ernt
beten = nidt nur in Der @emein-
lbaft, lonbern ebenlo ieoer 1tno ieoe
fiir iib, oamit Sbr aud, auf gu6
ielblt geiteIlt, in Der @efabr sll bette
ben permogt i,no auf ieoen &uf Got
tes bereit Ieio!
@ir rlfen oer fatbolil1en Mrbeit=
gebern nno glrbeitnebnern gu: Sragt
Die 5ragen nno S6nierigfeiten, Die
5pllben gu6 liegen, aud i'm @ebet
aus! gBir piiien, pie oertpidelt bie
gerbaltniiie oft liegen uno lpie Ihmer
Solungen 81 finoen Iino. Mber 8ro-
gramme, 8eiebe 1tno S6ieosIprii6e
ollein ld6affen iiberbaupt nod nidt
Den lo5ialen 5rieoen.
@ud alien rufen @ir 5u: Sebt sic
Ser5en ltnb Sdnoe gu @ott emporl
2ie s3ufunft lit uniiher uno ounfel.
getet, Dob 8ott in gnaoenpoller Gor-
leblng alles gum 9elten lenfe. ssbr
babt Cure Saglrng ltnter ben S6ub
Der Dtuttergottes bon IItotting ge-
tellt. SIN legenspoaen 3eiben ibres
8naoenbIloes entfalten ii6 Cure 8e=
ratungen am 8naoenort Ielblt un6
ooll5ieben iib Cure &1nogeb,,ngen in
Baiial. Sn rpebmiitig frober Grim
nerung gebenfen @ir ser Stunben,
oa 8tr lelbit am altottinger 8naoen-
altar oas beiltge Spfer oarbradtell
nno Inns erbauten an ser SsnbrunIt,
nit Ser Sic frommen 8ileer Wearia
ibre Singabe er5eigten uno ibre 8it-
ten bortrugen.
9rei foItbare Glitter baben OeutId)-
lanos &atbolifen sic sSabrbunberte
blnonrd belonoers treu gebiitet unb
aepflegt: oen tiefen @lal1ben an oos
SPite Saframent oes 9lltars, 0ie in
nige Serebrllng ser 8ottesmutter uno
Die lebenoige GerbinOung nit Dem
SteQpertreter GbriIti auf groen. oie
1est i'm 81. Subr 1pieoer 10 Ielbltber=
ltanoigen slusorud gefrnoen bat.
Otogen Cure Brielter ii6 ser boben
geranttuortung betpuBt bleiben, oiele
oret Suellen religioier aroft ibren
@laubigen in poller 9feinbeit unb
Starte 5lt erbalten!
als ltnterpfnnb oeiien erteilen
gStr, oen gan5en &ei1tum ser @na-
De Seiu Gbriiti uno ser miitterIi6en
Siebe Ufarias auf gub berabfIebeno,
Den IN Baiiau an1peIenben Oberbir-
ten ltnIern ebrtpitrbieen griioern,
Dem alerus lno Sen @lGubigen, alien
unieren Sobnen uno g06tern in
oeutl6en 2anoen uno gurem aolBen
Golf aus ser 6iille oes SCREENS SEN
Npoltoliihen Segen.
8ius 1913. XII.
8egeben am Is. 4uguIt 1850, ant
6elte !Warii Simmelfabrt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-07

9ebt tbm eth 6riltlides 8epruge, IN.
Dem Sbr ienes Sos Don 8ott entge-
gennebmt uls Siibne, penn ni6t fir
eigene S6ulo, 10 fir Die i61pere, in
ibren IusDirfungen erid)iitterno un-
beill6Dangere S6ulo anoerer Des Ell
genen Solfes uno frenoer 8olfer.
8leibt aber audi babel ni6t itebell.
S6idlalsDenOungen iol6en ausna-
Bes iino, gang llnabbGngig Don oel1
sluf uno slb Der lpeltli6en 8ei1i1te
zines Golfes, INNER Seimlu6ungen
8ottes i'm eigentli6en Sinn oes 8nr-
tes, allo 3eiten peitgeipannter M0g-
li6feiten fitr oas Hei6 @ottes, Seiten
ltarflten Inrufs ser @abrbeit unD
@naoe an ale &inoer uno S1ihten
oeS Solfes, aber ni6t obne guer 3u-
tun uno guer Wfitpirfen, geliebte
S0bne uno Sodter. l1no ser aern,
Die innere Graft Cures 0itlpirfens
moge Die bereitDtllige Sinnabme GU
res 2oies Iein, tpie es ser Serrgott
getiigt bat uno tDie @r es fiigen miro,
oils 'Siibne, ais 8uBe, uls Spfer, aus
Dem, in Sereinigl,ng nit Dem Spfer
Seiu Gbriiti, Gurem Golf uno anoe-
rem Solfern Grbarmen, Segen uno
Sell 1peroen moge, pielleibt auf @e-
gen, Die gu6 u1genblidli6 l.naus-
oenfbar iinD.
2. Sbr babt auf oas 8rogramm
eurer 5aglng oen aampf gegen oen
.Waterialismus geiebt. Ger Materia-
lismus lit fortlbreitenoes slbperten
oes l1eberiinnliben uno ueberiroi-
i6en, @eiitigen l1no Heligiolen Bis
5nr ausgeiprobenen @ottloligfeit; er
laBt nnr gelten, mas oas Experiment,
Die grfabrlng ser Gimme beItdtigt,
mas nit MaB, 3abl unb 8etpi6t er-
faBbar lit. 2ie unerborteu, lid) iiber-
Itiir5enben gntoedungen ser Natlr-
Dnlenlhaften, oie in @abrbeit eben-
lopiele Sffenbarl1naen @ottes limo,
uno Die JortI6ritte ser 5e6nif mfg
braudt Der Wtaterialismus, Inn oie
Ntenlden 81, blenoen, oaB tie bos lle-
berlinnli6e, llebernatiirlibe uno
gpige oaneben iiberleben uno per-
geiien, uno er erfiiat iib i'm ault oes
vStoffes" bes 2eibes unb ser Sci,
besfraft, oes @eloes 1lno ser Weadt.
&altm cine 3eit bat 10 1pie sic geaen-
partige oas @ort Ser S6rift lpabr-
sema6t, oaB alles in ser 8elt vsslei.
ldesluIt, slugenlult unb Soffort 6cs
Sebens lit" (1. Sob. 2, 16). 9ie or.
ganilierte uno in ser RiiItung politi-
i6er Wa6t einberl6reitenoe @ottlo.
iigfeit ipare peniger gefGbrIi6, penn
tie nidt uls Hiidbalt uno 3ufunfts.
boffnung ale sic bielen fir Iib buhen
fOnnte, Die, obne iid 5u ibr gu befen-
men, ia pielIei6t pernleinen6, nod,
glaubige Meniden rno GbriIten su
iein, in Ser @irfli1feit oes 9lItaas
gan5 10 leben, als Oh es feinen Serr.
gott gdbe.
ginen Samm gegen sen Materia.
lismus 81 biloen, lit Mufgabe Der aa-
tbolifen alf Ser ganoen @elt.
9ieie Aufgabe lit nibt boffnungs.
los. 9ie &atbolifen adblen gleihfalls
nah Sunoerten Don Weillionen unn
fteuen audi eine Ma6t 6ar gs lit
niht pabr unb fam IeoisIib aus
einieitiger, gu eng begrenater @rfab-
rung erfldrt lperben, tpas Dor fursem
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-07
paptt ptna XII. ait Dir Kathultkrn
Dp11tfdtlannH

9lnldBli6 bes acknowledgement
oeutlden aatbolifentages in Haliall
tam am 3. September Dor elmer Wal-
Ienoerlammlung BON mebr uls bun=
Oerttulieno @ldubigen folgenoes
Sbreiben oes 81. Gaters our Gerle-
Jung:
@eliebte Sobne unO Sobter
oes fatbolil6en 9el1ti6lanos!
Sbr finoet gu6 in penigen Gagen
5u @urer idbrli6en Seeribau in Ser
altebrtpiiroigen 8ii6ofsitaot 8aiiau
elm. Otit 9etonung ipre6en @ir bon
Ser ~oltebrpiiroigen 8iidofsitaOt"
Gie 'Stnot lit 10 alt 1pie oas Gbriitens
tln, Denn ni6t nod dlter. IS beltebt
ieooh falm Die 8efabr, oaB Die rei6e
Geihicbte oes 8ooens, ouf Dem Sbr
tagt, Guren 8lid banne uno ser Ser
gangenbeit 10 lebr perboite, oaB Sbr
Die graue 8irflidfeit iiberiabet. 9ie
beroen porausgegangenen &atbolifen-
tage in Wain3 uno 8o6um NIT ibren
allsfiihrli6en lmo umfalienDen gnt-
lbIieBlrngen bnben be1pieIen, oaB Sbr
sud- gurer 8egenmartsaufgobe iebr
pobl uno iebr lebenois beipuBt ieio.
llno Denn SSbr oieies SSabr in ausge,
lprod)en lanoli6er &ultur tagt, 10
piBt Sbr Oo6, oaB au6 oui Dem 2ano
lih Die Gerbdltniiie pon @runo aus
ge1noert baben.
slber ebenio leio SSbr gu6 belpuBt,
oaB obne oie befru6tenoen 8aiier bes
8ebetes uno Oes perionli6en Spfers
Die lorglam geitrerte Saat ni6t @ur-
gel faiien uno oufiprieBen fann. SIR
leio Gub beDuBt, OaB ale suten 9ln-
1abe perfiimmern, oaB alles @oaen
uno Gun pie gel1bmt uno 1pie tot
bleiben mub, pem ni6t oie @naoe
SeIu Gbriiti uno oaS ma6tpoae @e-
ben oes 81. 8eiltes 2eben, araft un0
tiefgebenoe @irfllng perleiben. ssbr
leio eu6 betpuBt, oaB, 10 notlpenoig
Organization lit, nit Dem Srsaniiie-
rem alein nod ni6t piel getan lit, oaB
oaS gntlGeioenoe pielmebr ser per
lonli6e, felt i'm 8lauben banoelnbe
Gbriit lit.
0esbalb tuolltet Sbr oie Gage in
slltotting uno Baiiau Dem religioien
Seben unO ser inneren Grneuerung
peiben. IS lollte gan5 ser &atbolifen-
tag oes 81. Sabres, oes SsSabres ber
inneren ginfebr, oes @ebetes uno ser
guBe iein. gSir Ioben guren gnt-
lbluB nno m06ten au oeiien sSoroer-
ung gll6 Orei grlpdgungen ans Ser5
legen:
1. Sbr tonnt bas Sos, oas @uer
Saterlano getroffen - 8ir oenfen
in erlter 2inie an Die Milionen ser
Sltpertriebenen, lDenn au6 nidt an
iie allein - ieeliid ni6t meiitern
Denn Sbr es nibt i6aut in gldubi-
gem sluiblid 5ur sottliden 8orieb-
ung. 8as in ben berfloiienen Sabr-
5ebnten, Dor allem i'm lestberfloiienen,
por iid gegangen lit, bod iiber alien,
tuenn audi nod 10 iebr @ntlport bei-
lhenoen 6ragen bon 9fedt ltnb @es
redtigfeit, cine iener Seimiuhungen
@ottes, elmer iener 4brednungen, Die
auf oie @eI6idte uno Die 8eritridun-
gen, aud bie i6ulbbelaoenen, ganaer
SSabrbunoerte 5uriifgreifen. Eragt
guer Sos in oemiitiger Sinnabme.
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teS OtlltS lleDI, VpII, DER etn3tq un=
beoingte @ert, an Dem alles @elhaf=
fene 5u meiien lit. $50 Ser Gbrilt 6ies
nnterldBt, bot er it6 idon a1.f sic
Seite oes @egners seitellt.
Gbriit iein nerlangt aIlo gebiete-
rid SugenO unb Spfer. gs bat iie
INNER perlangt, es perIangt iie aber
beute gan5 Defenders, lmo niht iels
ten beroii6e 9lteeno uno beroilde
Spfer. 8er Oen &f gegen BEN
Wtaterialismus a1fnebmen tpin, 6arf
BON oieler Satia6e. bieier JoIgeruna
niht einen 9lugenblid 5uriidl6reden.
3. SIR babt, seliebte S0bne uno
Sobter, ben Diesiabrigen &atboItfen-
tag eingetalldt in bie begnaoete @t-
moipbdre oes @ebetes. ssbr babt qut
oaran getan. 9enn tpenn bas, mas
beute bonn fatboliiben Meni6en per-
langt miro, fat iibermenf6lid5 err
i6eint, = bas @ebetsleben aibt sic
&raft, es su meiitern.
Sie bellti6en RatboIifen baben ftd)
INNER ausge5eibnet burb Srgant1a-
tion uno 2eiItl,ng auf ben berIdie6en-
iten @ebieten bes firhlifen 3ebeng.
W0gen Tie iih ebenIo aus3ei1nen als
elm Bolf BON 8etern!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-23
Woe Is Me-
Cards Out By
-Four Points
Rv Roh Keefer

Unable to click with the effec-
tive precision they had displayed
in previous games, Shaw's basket
ball season came to an abrupt end
ing when the Cardinals dropped a
45-41 decision to Akron South in
the Regional Tournament at Kent
State University last Friday.
Principal factor in the heart
breaking defeat was a reversal of
form on the part of Dick Fort,
Shaw's spark plug and leading
scorer. Fort, who last week was
chosen on the All-Ohio second team
by the States sports writer's, was
held to one field goal and three
foul shots for a disappointing five
point total. 1t was only the third
time this season in which the tai
ented senior scored less than ten
points and, on all three occasions,
Shaw lost. That's certainly sig
nificant indication Of his worth to
the team.
Dick Henderson, the Cardinals
other scoring artist, played one of
his best games of the season, tally
ing 18 points as he turned in an
aggressive, workmanlike perform
ance in his last appearance in a
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-23

Shaw basketball uniform. Had 1t
not been for his courageous dis
play of cage ability as we'll as a
fine job turned in by Tom Mein-
hardt, the East Clevelanders' mar
gin of defeat would have been
much greater. Duane Gerasimos,
like Fort, had bad night while
Don Sexton, the other member of
the starting quintet, played steady,
if not spectacular, basketball.
In fairness to all the boys, how
ever, let me remind you that they
were playing under terrific pres
sure with a lot at stake and any
lack of form was certainly excus-
able. Then too, they had won six
straight games, the last three in
very effective fashion, so that
they were due for an "off night"
However, / don't wish to create
the impression that the Shaw team
was completely outclassed by their
Akron opponents for such was not
the case. The game was close all
the way until the last three min
utes when the Cavaliers stalling
tactics resulted in nine quick
points. In fact, when the local
cagers took an 80 lead in the OPEN
ing minutes of the first quarter, it
looked as though they were on
their way to their seventh straight
win. The Rubber City boys sud-
denly came to life, though. with
Center Chuck Thigpen leading the
way to take a 12-11 lead at the
end of the first stanza. Fort was
completely bottled up by Forward
Bud Feeman in the opening period
and the Cardinal guards were un-
able to get the ball in to him.
The second quarter was a nip
and-tuck affair with Henderson's
seven points keeping Shaw in the
ball game while Fort still expert
enced difficulty in unshackling
himself from the tenacious guard
ing of Feeman. In an effort to
break Dick loose, Coach Roy Wise
cup moved him to a guard position
on offense but the rangy pivotman
couldn't come close on his long
shot attempts. The Cardinals would
have had a 22-21 halftime lead had
it not been for a successful long
shot by Cavalier Walt Anderson
just before the gun to give South
1922 advantage.
The third stanza was the only
period in which Shaw outscored the
Akronites, Henderson again lead
ing the attack with five points.
Fort, who returned to his pivot
post under the basket, finally con-
nected for his only field goal of
the game, a one-handed hook shot
in the closing minute of the third
quarter which ended with the score
tied, 31-31.
The "chips were down" for both
teams as the fourth quarter open
ed, the players realizing that de-
feat would mean the end of the
season while victory would pro-
long the hope for a trim to Colum.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-23

bus. Playing cautiously, South tai
lied first when Jim Laria, stocky
guard, broke through the Shaw
zone of defense and sank a lay
up shot. Fouled in the act Of shoot
ing by Sexton, Laria then made it
34-31 by converting the free throw.
Sexton then connected on a long
shot but Feeman and Anderson
collaborated a few second later to
sink double-deckers under the hoop
to give the Cavaliers a 1888 lead.
Sexton came back with a one
handed push shot from the corner
and the Cardinals trailed 1886,
with three minutes of the game
remaining. Meinhardt was fouled
by South's Dan Darrow and made
the charity toss but Akron retail
ated with free throws by Feeman
and Laria and a one-handed push
shot by the lanky Feeman. That
made the score 44-36, the widest
margin Of the game.
South then employed the strategy
which has become SO prevalent in
modern basketball in the closing
minutes, a stalling game to keep
possession Of the ball. A pass in
perception by Henderson resulted
in a one-handed shot by Meinhardt
but Feeman then iced the game by
dropping in a foul shot, his eighth
point in the final quarter. Hender-
son connected on a desperate one
handed heave from mid-court be-
fore committing his fifth personal
foul with less than two minutes
left. Fort contributed Shaw's final
point in the final seconds on a foul
shot and the final gun found the
Cardinals trying desperately to get
possession of the ball.
Needless to say, the Shaw cagers
were a gloomy group Of boys as
they returned to the dressing room.
1t was just one of those nights
when they couldn't get going as
a unit and the Akronites took ad-
vantage of the breaks. Altogether,
Shaw had a very successful sea-
son, winning 16 of their 20 games,
capturing the Lake Erie League
championship and winning trophy
by going undefeated in three Dis
trict Tournament games. It's a
team that Shaw and East Cleve-
land can well be proud of and the
boys needn't feel too badly about
their i'll fortune at Kent. Many
good teams, including last years
champs in both Class A and Class
B - Hamilton and Delphos st.
Johns -, fell by the wayside in
tournament play. It's a tough
grind and one bad night and it's
all over.
Congratulations, boys, on a job
we'll done!
P.S.: Akron South was elimin-
ated Saturday, 61-28, by Akron
Garfield.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-23

The LEADER Has The Buyers
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

Mrs Percy Stevenson. Of Prime
Hook Neck last Sunday. The cele-
brati0D WAS turkey dinner.
Mr and Mrs. Harvey Burllngame
8nd children. and Mr. and Mrs.
Howard BDicer and daughters. Of
Harrington spent Sunday IN Phila-
delDbia,
Miss Hannah Thompson spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Roland Thompson.
Miss Hazel TatmaD. Of Bridge
vile Mr. and Mrs. 8argy Warning
ION, ~ Greenwood. AID Mr. and
Mrs, Earl Warrington and daugh-
tfg Joan, were dinner guests Of
NJ, and Mrs. Hager. Algard.
Mr. aDd Mrs. Tom Walls spent
Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
John Lodge
Mr. ana Mrs. Everett Morton
visited Np and Mrs. William Tay-
lOg " Greensboro, Maryland, and
Mr and Mrs, Frank Morton, Of
harrington, On Sunday.
Nf and Mrs. Cyril Webb were
dinner guests " Mr. and Mrs. Per-
~ stevenson, ~ Prime Hook Neck
On Friday " last week. The dinner
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28
SHAWNEE

Mrs, Clarence Calhoun spent
eeyer8l days last week with NJ
aDd Ms, Charles Vibberf aud fam.
~ % Dsimauy, 81 J,
Mrs. Edgar lsaaos aud daughter
9ls, NlliaB Martin we're 10 Pbila.
delDbi9 saturday
NJ and Mrs. glw001 Warren Wis
ltNq NJ and Mrs., perry Johnson
on SUNDAY
Miss Blis B9ilsX " Wilmington,
sDHht ibe Week END win NR and
NgB. AiDsWOFib ADDgft
Mfs, JgbU L0dgs 9Dd daughter,
Mfs, 1bOWas Wells, we're iD VII
WlNeiOB on NODdaY ~ last week.
Ms, Wails attended y shower Mon
ny sysniDR, given TOR one VI bsy
classmates
Mg ABd Mrs LlHd0D Short, "
Oak Or0b1fd, spent sunday night
Wlib 0Delg D1geDis, NJ aBd Mrs,
Eqkgg SHIRT
Mr.. annie J, Holden returned
~ bsg home iB Philadelphia %
INNfbd8ty bflAf spending some
OBls WIN Nv 8Bd Mrs. Lewis
KBgtig
M 9B1 Mrs., M8K C0rdeg and
0bil1geB we're ~ Philadelphia On
BVB18Y,
NJ LDdwig iiesGeg NJ Washing,
nm y. e., spent tbs Weeks end
W1tb biz family
Nv 8BG Mts, William Blessing,
" iiOust0B, Mr., Willard Robbins
ADd B0B RAYMOND, NJ Sheldon
WsDb 8B1 daughter, Jaekie, aBd
MH HOgmaB Wells we're dinner
guests NJ w. gB1 Mrs., y, T. Webb
~ BpBdaK
~ aBG M, Cygli Wsbb attend
~ lle iblttleib Wedding anniversary
~ Mr.. Wsbb's parents, NJ, ab1
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28
FRANKFORT

Af fh regular monthly mefiDt
h faf Fhehonhf Ou Monday eys
hihf fbf ffmkf0fd Chamber ID
Commerce nhf presided Ogff b5
iit h~hly elected president. Bar
oIa 2 Murray
Preliminary hcflon wac taken Oi
iiit pHppDaal ~ 0pfu 80 Hn0thel
hlfhhat through f0Bn. ~ divert
ieatb ifanlf ifpU filr malu streets
$3.50 hfri hAsk ~ May vac dfsie
hait0 az lfan 20 Meek and prop
tff5 nhhtff al0hf fhe tlKiH N
ha5 hhlah has fsffuuy Improved
ai htabb spsi aff urged A. no0Dri
alf ht tsIiuf ihs gutter rlhau
alafif fhs hhf hFh fufDlhK
hFa tHtlusst ls eOtlluK "a
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fa b. ffadt fOf d
ftayhEH haylnF fine VIII ~
Inip Fntff ou sunday April 80. ln
ffantfef1 pfH DfdHf 1owH Cum
fI Hno fiamsff ~ commerce
hftff Hiitndlnf fif fNafH A. a
AZ Convention lu Washington, A.
0u @ariH Wall ~ f3loomlna
faH ililnDit sbi-Hi ibe pasi befk
ttla hlfh htf cousins Postmaster
cad nft T. a iiDoile
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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

three great grandchildren.
Major aBd Ngs Harvey W. KIM
and 800, Harvey W Kirb, Bro. N
Arlington, Va, were week -ese
guests " ~ aDd Mr.. George VI
it0rseY
On Tpesday tbs Ladies' Auxiliary
soeletY " che FraDkf0rd pFesby.
leflhb Church WAS entertained 10 q
covered dish luncheon by Mge
John ]. T00ker "a per home lo Mil
fDfQ Following ihe geDHst. iht
regular monthly business meeting
bas conducted by fbs president
Nis fODD " Heath
Mise JDyoe Daisey VIE tho
Wfet siq guest ~ ~, HBd ME-.
liattt Dukes aDq f8mllY
~ abq Nrs WlBf0gd Nurray
hayf moved ~ Belbyyllle,
~ abq Mrs Fr8Bk err visited
ibflf pDelf aHd aHBt NJ bud Mrs
gabfs y Npfrgy OB sHBdoy "a
Walters BluH
The fried 0bi0ksB snDDey bnHol
style, bsid iasi Saturday 0yeBiuD
ny fDe Methodist Men was y snp
Hess lB every VIZ
Nit Stephen Collins sBd daHgb
tfi, JUDY N0m iOGgewOOG, q, j.
spent hls pasi week end "a fbsjl
summer hOHe Bssg LOWB,
Aunt bHZY sez} "f0Hg Wsisyisi
possessions aFs me smallest Dayl
~ t0Hf bei W0Ffb What you ARK
lb y0BT hEAb value"
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

was in honor of Mr.. Stcvenson's
birthday
On Thursday. May 9Th the annual
State Meeting Of Home Demonstra-
ton Clubs viii be held at Caesar
Rodney School, Camden Wyoming.
beginning at ten a. m. Clubs from
Sussex who viii participate IN the
program include Shawnee. Omar.
Millsboro. Atlanta, Wesley Cannon.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

TIE GyiBs squirrel u small
squirrel t1st delights lB msklBe
kDs ell9ss through t8e siT m
nisg pafsebviing ~ ssfeiv, Tbis
squirrel q equipped Wih mem
bfsbss between ~ boy sBg iees,
It'sss membranes stretch during
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

The section Oh Washington. 70 G.
where the Lincoln Memorial stands.
along the Potomac River. is somc4
times called "Foggy B0ttem."
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

and Shawnee Evening Rev. Rey
Tawes, Milford win be the speak
er for the evening Miss Betty
Slotter win be in charge Of the
music.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-01

ing a church meeting of the
Presbytery in that city.
X X 4
Sea Scouts Ship 3, of which c.
Sam B. Curry is skipper. is re-
ported to have held an interest
mig and well attended meeting
last evening in the American
Legion hall
\ X 4
Charlie Carey, former Key
Wester, who is now making his
residence IN Tampa, is in the
city for visit of a few weeks.
\ X K
Heimie SAM, who is now en-
ployed in the mechanical depart
ment of one of the Miami news
papers, was an arrival in Key
West las evening for a visit OF
few days with his family at
their homo on Greene street, OPP
posite City Hall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-01
he
The
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WEATHERMAN
Says

Key West and Vicinity: In
creasing cloudineSs and warmer
today, tonight and Sunday. Mod
crate east and southeast winds
becoming moderate to fresh
southeast and south.
Florida: Increasing cloudiness
and warmer today and Sunday
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf of Mexico:
Moderate east to southeast winds
becoming moderate to fresh
southeast and south Sunday.
Partly cloudy weather.
Jacksonville to Alphabetical:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.