davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-26
komekon, Russ|ands
irtschaftswaffe
Unter diesem Firmensehld exstert DEF kommvnstsehe
Rot fver qeqenseitiqe WirtsehoftshiIfe.

a. cine neup Sc'inoultrie geihoiieu
meroen, bei ser iiir 1851 elm Gr,
trag Don 100000 Sonnen Hpbol
porseieben mar. Cine gelpalt;ge Mus'
oebnlng ser Cbeml'hen Snoultrie
lpor porgeiebcn. Tos hitte Sic &rufte
oes 2anbes audi unter Sen 9iinIti9'
item TerbGItniMcn iibcridrltten. -
@enn obcr Sugplmpicn Nernlobcn
bintcr Dem Ilan s,riifsebIicben lit
mie es tntiGd)lib ser Soll lit, Damn
lit oas Sheitern in eriter 2inie ou'
oen 9ppfntt bes anmefon Sl,riifSl'
| fiibren.
Sm Negntipen bat oiIo Ser &c.
meton erfolgreid gearbeltet IS III
niht ibre Shulo. oob ser Collar
iie nm oie politiihe 6rudt oieie,
arbeit brad)te. Sm Eolitiuen oagegen
iino iie ibwere Teblidlige gewelcn
es lit j. nidt anoerS moglih, menn
Ser pirtihaitlibe Geiiftspunft &C.
,niiber Dem i'rategild,en ooer poli'
tiid,en 5lriiftreten mllb.
Ser pirtihnItlihe uno inouitrielle
Niidgang ser 5ihefoIlumafei lit in
eriter 2inie nuf oas aonto oes So.
nlefon 81 buhen.
Gntipreheno oen gnorbullngen
Mosfaus muBte oieles 2anb, oas
gum @eiten Die ItGrfiten TerbinOun.
gen bate uno iit) ieinem Sehens
ltannaro am ebeiteu nGberte, lein(
leihultcu nouitriellen Seiter gum
lroBteu leii ourh pplitilbe Eropa,
sonoiiten ericben. 2ie Iolge mar ein
Itarfes Sinfcn oes 9lrbeitsertraaes
2aS blnoert ober in felner @ei'e
- lno bier haben mir cine Der da,
rafteriItiihen Metbooen Der Mlrt.
id,aftspolitIf bes 8omcfon - oaB
Sic Sihehoilomofei mli perItiebenen
Gcbieten Die Ereile Der peltlIden
Scmpfratien melt unterbictet. 0tal
fGnntc ulf Sen 8eoanfen tonrnlcn,
oab oic Erioatluirtlhaft eben nit
Der nntinnuliiierten nld)t 81 fontur-
ricrcn permug. Snoeilen perlrbpin-
set bas Stalmen DOR oie'cr @unocr.
leiitung bolo. Ienn oie uon aomcfon
ieitgeictten Ereiie bnben nlhts nit
Sen ScrltcQlngsfnItcn 81 tim, ION
bern rlhten iib nad Dem Erln5lp:
@as ion mb fam NJ Ser Wure ais
politiihcr @niIc ullsgcribtet mcroen?
Sieie @uiie lit feincAue9s M
aeiibrIid); lit lie oph s. .daus oa5u
cngetan in ser Eripotinoultrie ocs
@eitens %ermlrruns 81 Iti'ten. So
fonnen }. 9. in aanoNo Die Gns-
l1noer nid,t mebr nit Ben tihehl-
ihen Seriilien Shritt balten. GoS
llebel miiroe notiirlidl nod meit gro
ber iein, mrnn nidt ebcn Die Nb,
bGngigfeit Scr Sicbeho'lppafei uno
Ser iihrigen Sitltaatcn Don Der melt
lihcn @irtitait iprthe'tunoe.
Sle Eolitif Don &onin'prm 1no
Gcmcfpn 1ebt allo babln, Die Snn,
orlsbeslehungen nit Dem @e'ten be
ltchen su loiicu. irmeit lie ob'olut
uneutbebrlid iinN. @us ourilber
blnaus sebt. mirN ongegen narb rl'N'
iiit)en Sitta' 10 melt uls moglld)
liauioiert. Ser @elten nllb >lelen
@ebraut oes Sunoels als polltl'he
@uiie nit oller &lnrbeit lns Iuge
Iuilen.
(gerner 9uno)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-26

Moriboaplon uno gH% (guro
pean Recoperp ErogranD iinh melt
meite 9egriiie lno ieite e!emente oel
internotionalen Eolitif gelporNen
Der Mpporat, ser Don ser 8omin
form ouiae,ogen mo cirmal unite,
Ser itplsen Yorple afcIotpnplon &C.
lcn Maribollplon in Gang 9cbroh'
uerorn iclte, mat)tc folln upn lld
reoen. Mber mem lit ser 9tome So
nefon elm 9esriii? Inter olc'en
Iirmenihilo eriitiert ser tcmmunl'
Itiihe Sfat iiir segenieitise Mlrt;
'taitsbilie.
Seine 9eiltungen fonnen aud
niht entiernt nit oenen oes Mor'
ibaaplans ucrglihen uerben, es lei
oenn, oab man oie aooroinierllnl
ser 8irtid)aiten ser eiuSelnen Git
ltaoten i'm 2ienlte ser Som etllnlcu
ols einen griols auiiuiien min. sll'
!eroings mGre es ourchaus ner'eblt
Die 5itigfeit ocs arnlefou 81 unter'
Id)iten. Seine @lrfianfeit lieg1
,luar melt neniger bel Dem, mas 'elr
Nrpgramm ausmadt - Ser 9egen'
ieitisen @irtihoitsbilie - ionoern
in ser Seitung ser ein5clnen Wlrt'
ld,oiten ser Sltitaaten sur llnter'
Itiibuns ser politihen Sdaf5iigC
Wosfaus.
Ser 9onlefon lit Uie alle @aIien
ces Communication SmperalisInlS
ais reines observation-disclosures
qeoddjt. Gr ion oie 0dnoer Sltelro-
pas gegen Den 9optott itiisen, Den
oas amerlfaniihe big buIineb nit
Silie oes WaribnllpIuns iiber HuB.
lambs Shiiblin9e perbtingt fat. 2a'
bel iino offeniihtllf einlge alelnlg'
feiten pergelien noroen.
"a lit einmal bie Sat'adbc, oaB Die
M1nner, Die ben Maribullplan Nurd,
Iiibrten, insbeinnoerc Eaul Soffman,
INNER nieoer crflGrt baben, obne
Snteniiuierung ocS Sanbels 5Dl'ten
@eIt- uno SitcllrOpn Inn Deligltens
80 ErnSent niirne feline Surhiiib-
rune ihlper bceintrGhtigt ieln.
Sanoel smiiden Cit nno @eit nOtia.
Sati1hIih henotist Scr @eIten
&ob!e, SrI5 uno @etreioe aus Dem
Slten auis brngenoIte. llmgefebrt
lit ser Siten, nor ollem ieim ein5iger
mirflihcr Snouitrleituat, Die eide.
d)pllowafel, bis 81 60 EroSent aur
Die Standardization ougemielen, oie
ibr Die perbaBteu Senofratien lie
fern.
Gin gopfott wuroe uiel eber pom
Der 8egenieite orgnnliiert: ourf oas
6 metpn. Gr gebt in eriter Slnie &C.
sen SugoilaDien. Sfrenbar bat er
nidbt hns gerinsIte nit mlrtldba'tll-
den lleberle9unscn 81 tln uno 'prlht
allen oforOniihen Hiidlid)ten Sobn,
gr lit elm politiihes Wtittel. oas Ben
unbotn1Gb;gen So'allen auI Die anie
juingeu IoQ
angeiit)ts oes erioIgreicten @l.
oeritnnhcs Sitos gluubt NON uiel-
iad, I'M @eiten, oaB Der non Der
&ominIorm perbGngte vnb pom SEQ.
mefun prsoniiierte @optutt Susp-
ilamiens feluen srrben Shaben an
9erihtet babe. Ias lit elm idruerer
Srrtlm. Ser Iiin'i,bresplan, oel
Su9oilawien l941 ouiHeitcat bate,
mar iiir oas inomitriel riitItlnolge
2ano uiel 81 ueit seitett. IS ipllte II.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-26

Sboripeiens. Nah Sem Sobe 6rit
Nepers iibernabm Gb. Gonrao Ser
Eoriie oes SGnaerrats; @eorg Ser
tel, ser Soriitenoe Ser Gborsemein
Ihaft vl(nipn", ipuroe 9i5ensiat
Aus Sasboitem InItimmen murSt
frobliher @eiang.
1913 @eianauereiae in S,cicn.
Sn Srantiurt ollein beltcben II
8eianeuereine nit $4,000 oftipe,
SGnaern uno S1ngerinnen, 12 Gna.
benhGre, ainoerdore - iinge, ,pen
8e'ang gegeben.
Mus ser uniruntboren Gersette.
lung Itrebt man aui neuen @e1en
,u neuen Sielen. aub i'm Geiana
uno in Ser Mliif puliiert ser &hptb'
mus Ses Sebens uao mub ieiner
ausorud inoen. Neue &cmpcniiter
Iteaen id,pieriaere guiaoben ais iie
oie @robpGter Su beiuiltiaen batten
iunge &ruite Seigen neue 2eiitungen,
nnoere eifern ibnen nod. ~@ir mil
zen Nie Suseno aepinnen, iugte
Seors Sertel, Ser %uriitenoe Ser
beIiilfen 9anoes9ruppe. lie iolen a,i
fire art sic TRADITION iortieten
Snniafeit lno Gmpiinoen bepahren.
lie iollen iit) aber alld) an oas Neue
pasen, oos aui allen 8ebieten oes
Sebens an uns berantritt unb mn,
tiaeS @ogeu fcroert. Soiientlih er,
baIteu oie glten 8eiiter hes @eiun,
le8 Sen oeut'd,en Sdnaern Die nell
'rnnrbene Glnbeit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-26

lnlcr, er bctGubt lid) in 9(bcuteucrn
Der Sinnlid)teit lno Ser perihicoe-
men SlIte. Gr bat lln9lcih mcnigrr
ole Strait, lcine @cgicrorn ,u Siigcln
uno 81 fpntrollicren. SnIiir lebt cr
in elmer bciipiclloicn 9lnipannng,
iabrclang mar er icNe Nadt elmer
1pbeaaeiabr aIs9ciett uuo boncben
poIl5o9 er nit elmer init unbegreiI,
lid)en SelbltpcrltGnolid)fcit ieine biir-
Acrlichr GrlltemS; oas ulles bul IN.
millfiirIih etpna pom Gbnraftrr oc5
Soppcllebens, bes 3:ucioelltlgen. Mil.
Iionsn liInner uno Sraucn ipieiten
geinungcn cine ooppelte Ntouc. Hnn
Bari lih ou nid)t ucrlulnNern. mrnn
nlonde bc9rliilid)en ShciNungcn
uno iittlide @c;ttlctfritcn iith I'm,
nllltiirlih prrmi'dltcn unb prrmirr-
len. Gas @eAebrcn nnd Seher, nod
III Ser arobiten Norn Scr SinnIid,.
felt ltriNcri iih ln oem ;3"itrn Der
Ncnrnhllnn. Der @egrl'i Scr Sreue
rcntipicrt iid. uhne onb ser cinSeInc
beluuBl ,u uerNeu bruldt. @enn
in nunden 9tGd)ten gnnSe Stnottcllc
elm Nlannllcnnlrcr hlInctrn mh 3rhn-
tnlicnNe ohonhlns murhrn, mcr
nlod)tc lid "a munhrrn. mcm iih
ar Nlelem iniernnIi'tlen Sntrr.
grunb cine gleriac llnilitlihfrit nb-
bob, menn iid' in Den gliihruoen
StrabenSiiNen cine }iilelIpic &orper.
lidfrit oh'pirgeltc.
Minnrr unN ,Srouem bubcn in oie,
len >Snbrrn Elm umunrit'llhNrrs Ecbcn
aus &umNer Spunnllna lmo gleno
arlcht nnh iir hNbrn Neorotitet, uic
les nilhlam rlfNtbnlt, Nlr Srillnnlcr
bc'eltlAi ln,b nitlthoIcnL nnrnnlr
,}llit;innt mieocr herhcliuii:'.rrn. Ga
bel fam man ooa &rrlnnlcnc nid,t
uollig uergrllrn unN cine prrrAtr
Sinnihfclt 81 beruhilrn. oaju BE-.
nar' ea elmer 9rrnllllcn ,}eit unN
sunhrbnIt nlenid)litbrr Trrhultniie; :;
hleIelhen Men'dcn. oenen man I'm
moral mno Nusit.nuciilnp nnNlNrrnc
uprbGlt. ocrtn 3uhl man gcluittlQ
in sic 4flllpucn ltriperi, nieirIhrn
Minner uno Truren linb ea olld)
Die in llllanllItrn Gntbrhrunprn
lmner nod inter Dem Cr,f elmer
fiinItiIrn lmNemlEbeit, nic lon, irri
pon NnNl unl fiinItigen frit9rrl'hcn
Observation-Disclosures oNer DOR 9lr.
beit9lolilfcIt Ibrc iullId)t 9lrbeIi
ldledt unh rPdlt ncrrlttrn. Is iii
bier nht non Iener Sd)Idlt Der Be.
mrrbsnufiNem Die Mebe, Ole ieIi ,rr
ltdnolld) brelter semnrhen lit. hen-
nod feineaIneaa iiberndRia, nir ra
manhe Ehontalic ms llnenoIiNr
uergroBert; iir iii Sab!rcIder genur
oen, ober 5u9lridl aud oTieniihlll
cher. pielleitt uihrnrItlihcr. &iel
lit upn Den 9lllta9anIelllden olr oiebe,
Die pfrllld,cn. Ole }uslrriCben Erp
blcmr Sl nIriitrrm, Sic nj, "ta Der
bergen umb iIh and, oic iitt.irhtu BE
benflibteItrn eiuleilrhcn, oie oorin
ebrlidber geluorNcn iimN ais bic Se
ncrution Oca raiiinirrtcn Sdelus
GaB lie nid)t tl9cnObuit i'm ulten
Sinne lino. mollen lie iclblt nidlt
lelignen, ouB lie aber oennod) INN
inc neue Sittlidftlt crnitlIh rinAen,
bari audi Der llebclmoQcuhe ibucn
uid)t abIprcd)cu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-26
,hab Elm Lied
auf den Lippen'
Avf dem Veg yum Bvndessoengerfest in Frankfurt
=. - 1913 Gesunqvereine in Hessen.

Jranfiurt a. ~. - Ses Cages
Mub uno 0aiteu lino poriiber, 5eilen
unS 9ammer ruben i'm @erfseug'
ihrnnf. sic aontpbiid)er iino seihloi
fen; am Geierabeno siebt es oen
Ginger ins gereinslofal. gr sebOrl
az sen Sbealilten unb froben Men'
iden. Mag Sas Suntle Motiu Der
eangener 9eioen ul,d) i'm 2ieoe bier
uno oa mGftis ueroen, er liebt oas
Seue uno Strableuoe, er lit eir1
Deenib, Ser uber sen sqtas binaus.
1trebt uno oie Soiinune aui bas
Cute i'm Seraen trdst.
,.0ie 3eiten pon 1915 iinS id,on
1pieoer i'm @eb1htnis perbIaBt. 0a
mails bate pieueiht sod elmer iein
9ieo aui Sen Sippen. @ielleid)t ian
gen aud Spei ODER orei, aber mebr
aIs flint Sdnser maren es nidt,
9enn mebr 1eutid,e ouriten ia niht
suiammenfommen. God als oieic
GinihrGnt,,ng iiel. ga ueriammlten
lie Ii6 ,pieoer, sic giirigiten Ser
Giirisen, auh tpenn lie Su ieoer
Sineltunoe cine poliSeilide 8eneb,
miaung brauhten. Sic foitete nid)t
nur Marf, lie mubte oft miibian'
.eritanoen" weroen. Sic Sanser
batten es nit)t leid)t uno lie niibter
jif If)rper Inn sic Griiillung ibres
@unibes. 'pieber i'm Ghor lingen 81
fonnen. ;srasebusen Itanoen Dor Den
ysoten, bie sumeiit perbrannt naren
9i3en3tr1ser maren notiser uIs Som
poniiten, picle Sangesbriioer batter
lGnelt ibr Ieetes 9ieo ge'ungen unb
manher Der SGngerinnen IebIte in
Sen Heiben.
aIeinite Muidnse,
Sic neutrality-suspicious. be-
aann ,uerit. Die gereine aus oem
bIraerIid)en Eager galten ais auf.
aeIoit, nun reifteu lid sic beloen
ebemals ieinbliden griiber Die Sono.
Neutrality-suspicious. uno Sel,tlher
SGnserbuno 9ingen aemeinlam Dor.
9lus beiocn 2asern perbanoelten Die
IeIesierten nit &esierlngsolrettor
Or. 6. sou. oamals NuiifbeauItrag'
ter ser Staot 6rantiurt. 6rls Meper
,::,S Nar gartih iesten iif nit al
len Sar1iten elm; ein paritdtllt gu
iammeuaeiebter SGnaerrat mar Die
erite Stuie our NeuregeIung oeS
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-26

Dr.. Peter Fahrney -, .. .
ls4o. 1905 Hartleibigkeit ?
Erlansen Sic schnelle, erprobte,
angenehme Linderung NIT
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-26
German Ad No. 80 .
WurUm
Ieiden Sic
an


verstimmtem
Magen
Verdaumas-
st0rung
NervositSt
Case ur1d
Blah'..lgen
Schlaf = und
Appetitlosigkei
verrsacht
durch
u..s1o:L:~Losk9
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-23
LINCOLN
HIGH SCHOOL
To Present Morgan Band

The Morgan State College Band
will be featured in a band concert
and social in the Lincoln Gymnas-
ium at $3.50 P. M. on Friday, De-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-23

Democracy means different
things in different lands; not
everybody who talks about de-
mocracy means democracy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-23
1t. Ruth V. Schmidt
Replaces Ensign Kay AS
Public Relations Head

Effective Monday, November 27,
1t. Ruth V. Schmidt will assume
duty as Public Information Off
Ger, Naval Ordnance Laboratory,
White Oak. 1t. Schmidt, a native
of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is re-
placing Ems. Howard N. Kay who
has been assigned to duty as Pub
lie Information Officer, Am
phibious Training Command, Little
Creek, Va.
John C. Kirby retains his post
in the MOL public information
office as editor of Report" the
Laboratory house organ, and pub
lie information assistant.
1t. Schmidt served in the pub
lie information office of the Navy's
Bureau of Ships during the war.
She has also been associated with
the Veterans Administration and
the inter-American Service Co
operative in Guatemala.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-23
Rockets To Play
Frederick Here
Saturday 18th

Richard Montgomery High
Schools mighty Rockets will take
to the gridiron this Saturday when
they meet the Frederick yellow
jackets, in what looks like the
county's Thanksgiving weekend
football classic.
The Rockets, still riding the
crest of the $50 win over the Be-
thesda Barons, will face, in the
Yellow Jackets, team which also
accomplished this feat to the tune
of 26 to 10. The record book shows
four wins against two defeats for
the Rockets, and eight wins and
two losses for Frederick. The
record, combined with the fact that
both teams, in the role of under
dogs, defeated the highly touted
Barons, makes this the county's
outstanding scholastic grid contest
of the current season.
Joe Harding, recently named
player of the week" by the Wash
ington Post and The Touchdown
Club will lead the Rockets into
battle. Elmer Lasarus and Gordon
Coleman, one of the county's out
standing combinations will handle
the Rocket aerial attack. The con-
versions will be the problem of
capable Dick Crist. The long,
grueling practice sessions indicate
that the Rocket front wall is pre-
pared to deal with the Yellow
Jackets both defensively and
Extensively.
Coaches Bob Smith and Pat
Moran indicate that their charges
are in tip-top condition. The team
itself holds the Yellow Jackets in
very high regard and has gone
about the task of conditioning with
unusual pep and spirit.
The contest will be held on the
R.M.H.S. field and arrangements
are being made to handle a
capacity crowd. Kickoff time is
2 p. NJ.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-23
Rodney r. McCathran,
Grove Resident, Dies
After Long Illness

Funeral services were held on
Tuesday from the Gartner Fun
eral Home in Gaithersburg for
Rodney Rathbone McCathran, with
Rev. Raymond P. Black officiating.
Burial was in Forest Oak Gene
terry. Mr.. McCathran died on Sun
day, November 10, at Montgom-
cry County General Hospital after
an illness of several years.
Born in Washington in January
1885, the son of the late Stillman
Jay McCathran and Frances
Josephine Eaton, Mr.. McCathran
graduated from the old Central
High School and from Wesleyan
University of Middletown,> Conn.
He taught at Peekskill Military
Academy at Peekskill, N. Y. for a
few years before becoming asso-
ciated with Travellers Insurance
Company, from which company he
retired in 1913 after "a years serv-
ice. A member of the Odd Fellows,
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity and a
former trustee of Gaithersburg
High School, Mr.. McCathran at
tended Ascension Chapel in Cal
thersburg.
Mr.. McCathran and his wife,
Mrs. Eleanor S. McCathran, moved
with their family to Washington
Grove 16 years ago where Mrs.
McCathran and their two sons
still live. Mr.. McCathran managed
the Washington Grove Ball Team
for several years before the last
war. He had played semi-pro-
fessional ball with the east coast
leagues under Connie Mack in his
youth.
Besides his wife, Mr.. McCath-
ran, whose first wife, Mrs. Grace
d. McCathran, died in 1928, is sur
vived by his two sons, Frank Mar
tin McCathran and Rodney R.
McCathran, jr.; a daughter, Mrs.
Irving w. Embrey of Gathers
burg; a grandson, Irving w. En-
brey, jr.; a sister, Mrs. Ruth E.
WEIGH of 4415 18th ST., n.ws; and
a brother, Stillman Jay. McCath.
ran, jr., of 205 Oxford St, Chevy
Chase.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-23
LAYTONSVILLE
Mrs. J. Thomas Howes
Gaithersburg 335-J-6

Our little village was saddened
on Friday morning by the sudden
death of one of its longtime resi-
dents, Charles Alfred Fraley, Sir,
the father of this columns CORES
pondent.
Mrs. Margaret Sinyard of WASH
ington spent the week with Mr..
and Mrs. Byron Allnutt and Mrs.
Lulu Fraley.
Mrs. Grace Fraley is now at her
home near Redland after being a
patient at Montgomery County
General Hospital for several
weeks.
At the regular meeting of the
Laytonsvile P-TA on Tuesday
night, Ulysses Griffith, ", chair
man Of Civilian Defense in this dis
trict, explained proposed defense
plans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold English and
family are now settled in their
home, the former Haines Cottage.
Friday luncheon guests of Mrs.
Chester Albrecht at "Ten Hills" in
Baltimore were, Mrs. Ethel b.
Taylor, Mrs. Dorsey Griffith, Mrs.
Hugh Howard, Mrs. Remus Riggs,
Mrs. Thomas Hawkins, Lilly Will
liams, Mrs. Mary F. Allnutt and
Mrs. Samuel Riggs, Jr. Later they
all visited the Hampton House.
Ann White, daughter of Mrs.
Harry White, was confined to her
home last week with a virus in
lection.
Edward II. Barber, Sr., better
known to us as Mr.. Holly, passed
away on Saturday night at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Mike
Windham. Mr.. Barber was one of
the towns oldest residents, having
celebrated his eighty-sixth birth
day in September.
The guest speaker at st. Bar
tholomew's Church on Sunday was
Rev. William Clebsch, who also
celebrated Holy Communion. There
was a union Thanksgiving serv-
ice at $3.50 AM. on Thanksgiving
morning at st. Bartholomew's
Church.
Mrs. Ethel B. Taylor spent the
week end near Burn Mills with her
daughter and s6n-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Seek and family.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-23

Differences of opinion makes
mental progress possible and fist
fights certain.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-23

cember l. This will climax a coun-
ty-wide drive to raise funds for
band instruments for Lincoln
Students.
John A. Harvey, chairman of the
fund raising committee, has So
licited the aid of many County
business men, community organi-
cations and captains, all of whom
will make their reports on Deem
Der 1. Miss Edith Jackson, student
council president is directing the
drive in the school.
Any persons who wish to make
contributions to the band fund,
may contact Louis S. Monk or Mr..
Harvey at the Lincoln High School.
Adopts Years Program
The program. comittee of the
Lincoln P. T. A. submitted its pro-
gram for the year at the Novem-
Der meeting of the association.
In the report which was ac-
cepted by the group, the commit
tee made the following recommen-
dations:
Business sessions of meetings
should be limited to a minimum
(112 hours at most) allowing time
for parents and teachers to get to-
gether. Meeting should begin
promptly at $50 pm. and end no
later than 1000 pm.
A cultural program should be a
part of each meeting.
An educational film will be
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-23
Rockville Principal
New Head Of Campfire
Board of Directors

Olney F. Weaver, principal of
Rockville Elementary School, is the
new president of the board of di-
rectors for the Montgomery Coun-
ty Council of Campfire Girls. Mrs.
Carl R. Bullick of Bethesda has
been elected chairman of the Lead
ers' Association of the county
Campfire Girls.
Other officers elected: To the
board = Charles Prettyman, Rock
vile, vice president; Mrs. Robert
Miller, Takoma Park, secretary;
and Mrs. R. d. Wright, Chevy
Chase, treasurer. To the Leaders
Association-Mrs. E. E. Merkle,
Silver Spring, vice chairman; Mrs.
Wilbur Snyder, Bethesda, secre-
tary; and Mrs. Cyril Poore, Cap
itol View Park.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-23

Business leaders endorse U. S.
plans in modifying economy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-23
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Sherwood Tops Laurel;
Loses To Stuyvesant

Sherwood scored its third victory
on Saturday, November IL, as it
defeated Laurel 200, on Laurel's
field. Dave Johnson, Dick Pugh
and Tom Foster made one touch
down in the third quarter and two
touchdowns in the fourth quarter.
Stuyvesant School of Warren
ton, Va, routed Sherwood $50 last
Saturday at Sherwood, the latter
team suffering its fourth loss of
the season.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-23
CaSh-InS

Castings of Series E Savings
bonds during October outstripped
new purchase by 100000, ac-
cording to Treasury officials. Re-
demptions totaled 100000 900,
while purchases amounted to $27I,-
100000. For the first ten months
of this year, redemptions totaled
SO, 100000, while purchases
amounted to $3,13s,oOO,OOO.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-23

shown in December.
The P. 7. A. should assist with
the choice of two money-making
activities to be sponsored by the
committee for the P. T. A.
A tom Thumb Wedding" as a
summer project The theme for
the December meeting is "Visit
Your Child With His Teacher.
Mrs. Novella Monk is chairman
of the program committee.
Mrs. Maude McElroy, 1949-5O
president of the association, was
presented with a gift from the
group for her "diligent work while
in Office. Leslie |. Gaines is presi-
dent of the association.
Business leaders endorse IT G
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-23

Western Europe might as we'll
make up its mind to fight for its
liberty; after all, no people de-
serve freedom unless they are
willing to protect it.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-23

It's about time for somebody
to make reputation as a great
poet; it's been long time since
one has appeared.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-23

The United States, it appears, is
composed of various groups, each
fighting for their own advantage.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-07-07
Swimmers. Don't Turn Out Cows. FoIk Asks

Talks Lake may be the "old swimmin' hole'' to most Valley residents, but it's still on private property, owner Victor Falk pro- tested today. Not that the family minds the lake being used as a popular dip spot, but they would like the swimmers to use regular roads and to close gates behind them, on entering and leaving the property.
 No less than four times in a week, during the recent hot weather, the family had to scatter over the nearby countryside at milking time, to round up the Falk dairy herd. The cows had walked out gates left open by swimming parties which had visited the lake.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-07-07
PORTLAND CHAMBER ACCEPTS INVITATION TO VISIT VALLEY

In wire received Friday morning from George M. Tender son of the Portland Chamber of Commerce, the Oregon group ac- cepted the invitation of the Val ley Chamber to visit here during their Alaskan trip.
 The Portlanders planned to spend several days in the An- chorage area. MT. Henderson placed no time for the Valley visit, however. His wire stated the Portland Chamber party anxious to visit Matanuska Val ley. Will work out details later"
 It is probable that a special luncheon meeting with members of the local organization will be arranged.