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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-07
TRINITY EPISCOPAL

TRINI1Y
Kenneth r. Peck, Layreader
"A M Sunday July 9, Morning Prayer and Sermon
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-07-07

West Jefferson-Sunday school, $3.50.
Worship service 10:45.
Alton-Worship service, 9:45.
Sunday school, 1920.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-23
Bpr unpnhlihlr 6ruB
%On u | ban Stpls
(5ortietllng)
(6ortietung)

Ter Bauer lDa6t alf unO ma6t
gan5 turlolc 9lugen, no er in einen
10 properen 3inmer lit, un0 greift anl
yeti berllnl lnO 5ulett greift er iid)
Ielber an, oh CT es oenn audi iei unO
Oh ibm nidt tribune, rno langt iid
all6 an Oen &opf Oh CT ni6t oerriidt
lei. ltno mie er ieine &leioer ni6t firts
Set unO gan5 anoere Oaliegen iiebt, oa
melb cr iicb ni6t mebr 5u belfen Dor
@coanfen uno Gerpirrung l1no
IOreIt cnoli6: uSe, lit niemono um
oen @eg?" 9llsbalo ipringen atpei
uornebme 8eoiente onber in blauen
9toden lmo nit &nopfen uno @appen
carallI lDie elm 9lmtrnonn om @roB=
6er5ossgebl1rt5tag in Ser Stride an
5at mo iugen: ~8os befeblet Sbr,
Snaoigltcr &err @er5ig?" - ~8as,
@cr5og?" lagte ser Bauer. $50 BIN
id) oenn, no lit oenn mein &ittel une
meine @coerboien?" .Gure So.
belt, =" iogen bie 9eoienten, Sbr ma6et
@cipab. 6ier liegen ia Cure &lei,
Der - befeblet SIR, Eub mir gu6 an,
fleioen?"
So bat e5 benu piel SIN uno Ser
reoena gegeben - 5tlebt lit Der galer
manfelmiltlg geporoen, no Die 8e=
oienten lbm INNER 5ugereoet baben,
er lei Der Ser5og lnb ME Elm Bauer
aeapclen, uno bat 5ulett geoa6t: y :
lit ia noglif, oaB mir Elm Hdolein i'm
8ebirn periprungen lit - es lit ihon
nancben geneinen Wann pprgefom,
men in ser Gerriidtbeit, oaB er Elm
Eotentot lei, 10 fonn audi Elm Ser5oo
eln biilel perriidt peroen uno ii6 elm.
biloen, er iei eill 8uuersmann. Sd
luia iett gar niftS mebr pom 8auerns
Itano lagen, lonit merfen lie, naB in
meintn &opf nidt alles rihtig iit, uni
lperren MIDI fir einen Narren elm uni
Ieten midi ab nie Sen &onig Nabudo
oonolor. ser ii6 einsebiloet bot, er ie
Elm miloes Sier." 3ufdaigertpeiie II
ser Bauer ndmlih Elm Sbnar5pdlb
Ter getpeien 1,nb NOR oarum iebr ipis
finoig. gr iugt alio 81. ben 8eoienten
,.'s lit ri6tig; id bin MIR nod balbe1
i'm SoumeI gene fen, Drum bab' t6 i
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-23
: iSran Ynt. s., @is. -

Ser 8ebrall6 ser. @eibna6tsfrips
pc in ser Stride INTO in @pbnunger
riibrt Dom bl. 6ran5istus pon 9llliit
Ger 5uerlt i'm @alGe BON @reccio eine
@eibnadtsfrippe aufgeltellt baben
Ioa. Vtit Der 3cit puroen @eibna6ts.
trippcn nit Oem Selltino in i5enis
I6cn 8ruppen, bon @irten nit ibren
Sd)ufen, Cds mo Giel oargeItellt nit
eincm @eibnodtsItern iiber ser Strip
pc. ScitGem bot li6 BON 9elti6lanb
Ser Sonnenbaum iibcr gon5 europa
uerbreitet in @eItaIt elmer Came nit
9ihtcrn uergoloctcn giiNen uno
@cibnacbt5gel6enfell. 9ieS periinns
bilrct ben 8ollm bes 2ebens, Ser in
ser 9todt ser Siinoe rno Ges Seiben.
tllm5 bincinlcl6tet. 9ti6t mel1ige
misunderstanding geben in lebter
@ur5el auf Die oltgernanil6en @e=
pFlogenbeitcn 1pdbreno ser @interlon.
nenmenoe 5uriid, in 1pel6er 3eit nod
altgcrmonil6e boIe @eilter ibre I'm.
5iige bielten Gober miro @eibno6ten
I'M 9torben Guropas alb Sul5eit ge.
nunnt. Sn gnglano uno in ser Nor.
manOic lperoen 0fmoelfu6en unS
Irlltbabn gegeilelL in Geuti6lano
Subelbrot, Striegel 1tnb Mobnfl0ie.
Sic Stride bat iol6en golfsiitten eine
religi0ie @rltnolage 5u geben geiubt.
8runolos unO ungeidi6tli6 lit Die
proteitantiid)e 8ebauptlng, Martin
Sutber babe Oie &rippe uno Sen @eib.
lo6taboum in Gellti6lano eingefiibrt,
mie ult6 sic gebauptltng, 2utber bo=
be Oie Sibel ltnter ser 9anf berpor.
gebolt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-23
.JrnfritagriiBr
Bon . r. S. &Ing

Sb, oie fleine Muidel iang! gd,
mie lie iung, tpie iie iangl Sic iang
ltiirmenoen Sltbel uno iattg i6lu1,
5enbes 2eio. sic iang bas &ufen ser
Sebniubt rno Ole 8ebmut oes Sar-
renmiiiiens. Sic Iang bas Bo1en oes
Sbifials uno Die SeroenfGmpfe iei-
ner lleberipinOer. sic lang 8iiBer-
.plalmen, Die ben Shritt gebeueter,
grauer M0nbe in mitternd6tige1
air6en batten, ,lno tie iang Sieges.
lieoer tpie NIT 2ippen bon Wartbrern,
Die oen Simmel often iaben. 9lf, tpie
Die fleine goloene Wul6el lang! sic
neinte, Die Elm Srregegangener in iei=
ner Stunoe ser grfenntnis tpeint, su
Der i'm treue 2iebe beimgebetet. sic
triuntpbierte in Binlmen, bie erfiillt
tparen non 2ibt ser @eibnabtsiterne
unb bonn @lan5 bes Sfermorgenrots
Sic lang Dinge, bie man nibt sl
Sonen MAIDEN fann, aber fie fonnte
Iolbe Oinge iingen. sic iang S1noes
peri6lingen unb Witeinanbergeben.
Sic lang ben beiligen 5rieoen ser
giniieoler unb 0en Mut ser 8efenner.
Sic iang sic &einbeit ser Sungfrauen
uno bie Seligfeit uno bas Meb ser
Miitter uno sic trauernbe Sreue Ser
gSihpen. sic iang Sonnengeidnge,
Silienlieoer, iang Dos 2adeIn oerion.
nener GinSeraugen uno oes Det1fers
6immelboben lnb tpeltpeiten Slug -
uno nun auf einmal raffte iie an bas
5uiammen lpie cine prl,nfpolle Shlep-
pc unb itieg Damn cine uniagbor berr.
li6e Sreppe bon @fforben elnpor q.
empor :. cine leu6tenoe, brobnenoe,
glan5um5itterte 'Stllfe nah ser anbe.
rem empor
Sobannes @fart iab, tpie oie un-
5ablbaren Meniden ringslnnber sic
Sanoe na6 Ser golbenen Iul6el aus.
ltredten er iab, tpie ser 4rieiter
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-23
Hun, Biitprttfdl

ltrinla grnns: vSinberniiie fir
Snberta" @erlag Serber in Sreibnrg
/. .. (g. Seroer, ct. 2omis.) Breis
ettua $1.75.
gs lit bas Inliegen Der 8erfaiierin,
einen neuen friiben Son in 0ie SSSu.
eenoliteratl1r l,nierer Gage binein5u'
trogen: Ger iltgenolife 2eier ion
our6alls ernit genommen peroen;
entbGlt oo6 oas Seelenleben Der SsSus
genoli6en in ser Mnlage bereits all
ole Brobleme, Die Dem reifen Wen-
i6en ipater cine @nti6eiollng abapin-
gen: gutter unb falider @brgei5, Corn
uno 8eriobnung, a6tung Ser gegen-
Ieitigen gigenart in Der 5reuno-
lhaft :.
llrlula Drums perltebt es, oieles ibr
pipbologiib. .paongogiides slnliegen
Dor oem iungen 2eler gan5 Derl6win-
oen 5u Iaiien: Sic gr5Gblrng, in De-
rem Mittelpunft Der 4raberbenglt
Otuif)if Itebt, lit padenb gei6rieben,
oie &anolung bon Spannl1ng uno
Mbpehilllng, Der @runbton Der Gar
Itellung lit munter uno bis IN Die @in-
3elbeiten Dem Wortlhas Ser illngen
Generation bon beute uneepaBt.
anappe in ben Cert eingeitrelite 3eib-
nungen regen bie Bbantaiie oes Sc.
iers an. = &ur5, es lit len 8ub. oas
| ii9 lnter ben i,,naen Meniden unb
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-23
6. st., Mont.

sSn ser oelltiben Bolts uno beion.
Oers in ser 8auernlprade beiBt Ser
Ofonat Sanuar voer Sartung ser
Wonat Sebruar ~Sornln9"; Der :pto=
nat 0tdr5 ~2en5monat"; Ser Otonat
Ipril nSItermonat" ser Monat Viai
u8onnemonat"; ser Monat SUM
gradmonat" ser Monat Suli ~Seu=
monat"; Ger Wonnt slugltit ngrnte-
monat"; Der 0tonat September
nSerbltmonat" ser Monot Sftober
"8einmonat" Ser Monat Nopember
n3ebelmonot"; ser Ntonot 3e5ember
briItmonat" 3ie monotli6en @et,
terberidte treffen ipobl I'M oQgemei-
men gu, ober lie iito nid)t fir olle
2dnoer 5utreffli6, beionNers nift fiir
9(merifa, oas oen parlnen 1lnO falten
Suftitromungen alsgeiest lit i'm @in-
fer uno Sommer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-23
81. M., Irf.

0ieles Soutil,den fam berriibren
uon oll5u trodener Saltt ooer BON
Storung OeS 9lutumlaufs. Cine all.
ubenolid)e ginreiblmg init @lfobol,
gefolgt bon elmer @inreibung nit Sli-
pen0l miro oa5 Sautiuden bebeben.
9fiibrt oos SSuden Ser Saut aber bon
elmer 9lrt 6lcGten (@rcena) ber, 10
bcltebt GnS bette Otittel aus giiig nit
Sol5 gemii6t. 0tan fiiut einen elmer
nit Gilig, ON belten DetBen G1llg,
rno elmer Sanopou 'Sal5 uno Itellt
morserS llno obenos sic SiiBe binein,
ooer Die iltdenoen 6anOe. I'm an an-
Germ Seilen 0es &orperS Dos SUDDEN
81 benleiitern, mn6e man llml6luge
nit in giitg eingepei6ten Siihern.
3u gleider 3eit nebne nan Elm 9luts
reinigungsmittel. Mnn bite li6 Dor
oen in Saeesblittern uno om HunO-
flmf ungeprielenen Salben rno Has
tentnittelden, Sic oie Sallt MIR tent.
porGr Dom Suden befreien, aber ni6t
beiIen. @er oie @elegenbeit bot, in
einem &neipp=Sanitarium cine
8neipp%&llr 81 MAIDEN, miro eine
griinolibe Seillmg er5ielen. Gie oort
nngeDnnGter 9ebntbdoer beilen IT.
oenoeine oautfronfbeit in tur5er
3eit. SMm Oermeioe 5leiih, &affee
ooer See uno geniebe biel Sblt rno
@emiiie. 5olltillden ldBt iid ol1d nit
Sobnfsbriibe linOern, Denn es feline
ernite @allttranfbeit it,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-23
M. G., 8is.

@aafabrtsorte, 5. +. Srte, sic bon
8laubigen 5lrm 8eten beiudt peroen,
baben ii6 ieit Sabr5ebnten, ia Ieit
Sabrbunoerten 81 groBem Nusen er.
lpieien, tpie oie beriibmten @anfabrtss
orte bon 2ouroes, 5atima ulap, mo-
ulld) ieoes Sabr 3ublreid)e @unoer lib
ereignen. @enn man oas @elen 1lno
Oie @ntItebung ser @aufabrtsorte inn
allgelneInen betrobtet, 10 lino sic mel
item auf Inregllng non Oanfbaren
9etern entItanSen, melcbe geiltige ooer
5eitlide 8nnoenbeipeile erbnlten ha.
ben, namentlif olrd) auffaaenOe
0eilungen BON &ranfbeiten llnO ipas
uuf oieie @eiie 5ur Gbre 8ottes ge=
ld)iebt, 81 @bren Der oeiligen, tann
nt6t perDerfli6 o6er i6le6t iein. Ser
GroBe 8eiltesmann rnO fromme Erie=
tier llban Stol5 bot in ieiner S6rift
v@tloer Sonig" lid Oarilber gedll>
Bert: "@5 lit mir pobl Genfbar, oaB
elm @naoenort irgenomo ourh oie
Vtenl6en crit berporgebradt merOen
fam, obne baB sic munoerbnre Gr.
Ideinung, pober Sic @oQfobrt ibren
llrIprung oatiert lpirflid gelhehcu
lit. Sntem ndmli6 Sabre lang piele
Menl6en an einem Srte, in elmer
Stride 5ulammenfommen uno Der.
trauen5oou beten, 10 miro Oaourd ser
Slnlmel glei6iam ange5ogen iiber oen
Srt uno ieine legnenoe Strait miro
Itetig 1pie audi Der ein5elne Wteni6,
>urd) lang fortaeiiibrte Gerebrung ser
'eligIten Sungfrou ODER enes Self.
gen, oen'elben un5iebt uno gum beions
oeren Sdiiser erringt." Dab in friibe.
rem 3eiten, wie aud iebt nod Oft MiB,
broud, al6 nit Sen b06Iten unb bei.
IigIten Gingen, 9etrieben tpir6, Dos lit
menihli6 uno tut Ser erbobenen bel.
lisen Sahe feinerlei gintrog. 8ei
pirfliden oter angebli6en gridei.
nllngen bat Die fir6li6e Obrigfeit,
nab lorafdltigen l1nteriu6ungen,
iiber oie gf)tbeit su entideiben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-23
.Sr. s., >.

Grtpioern Sic Sbrem nidtfotboli-
Id)en sSreuno, OaB mir an Sic 8egen-
mart Gbrilti ouf Oem Iltare glauben,
neil Gbriitus oaS 6rlte ,Sotrament
lelbIt eingeleet bat beim lebten slbeno-
nabl, ais gr sic @orte al1slpra6
r9ies lit Mtein 2eib GieS lit
Ntein 9lut!" ltno Oas betlige WteB=
opfer Ieste Ger Seilan0 Elm nit Dem
8eiebl: yGut Dies 81 Weinem InOen.
FEM" &larer uno oeutlid)er tnnn fein
Mtenib l1no Dor ullem fetn 8ott re-
oelt. Seoer Oenfenoe !gFenlt, oer
an Die @ottbeit Gbriiti glallbt, mllB
Cies uni6lper etnlebenL oenn lit es
Elm gr0Beres 8unOer, Oab Scr 9ott,
lihe Seilano ser lnli6tbare 8ott,
Sid pGbreno SeineS 9lufentbalteS
uuf gr0en in cine meni6li6e 8eitalt
biillte, alS oaB @r Sid IN Die 8eitolt
Oes 8rotes biilt, Inn bel 1ln5 Gag uno
No6t 5u 1peilen? @1re gr nltr al,f
einem 9lltare ser @elt nubrbaft nit
8ottbeit uno .!)tenlhbeit Sugegen,
lriiBten alle 0tenl6en ser Groe 5lt
oieiem gltare pilgern. gtun aber bat
Gr Seinen Ipolteln lmo Oeren gto6-
folgern gelagt: rSut Dies 5u Mfei-
nem anoenfen!" 0as boben rie SlpO-
ltel uno ibre Nabfolger befolgt lno
ibren Nabfolgern Oie BON Gbriltl1s
ibnen oerliebene 8elpalt perliebcn, 5.
+. GrieIter bes Serrn 81 neroen llno
III Ser beili9en 9Feiie @rot ,tno @ein
in Sen Seib unG oas Slut Gbriiri 81
peripanoeln.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-23

nieoerfniete, alnb apie bas iainge MGo.
6en tief, tief iid beuste auie gu einen
ieligen GRUB er batte elm gor3
beles un0 iideres Bilien barlnrl, baB
Die iingenoe Muibel ale ibre MGrge
aus ben Seelen Der MemIden 90 Jog.
0a bemerfte er, tpie oie &amo 6es
&iinItlers, ser bie goloene MuI6eI
belt, 81 5ittern begann. Sic 5itterte
nit, Die fleine Mnibel of, iebt
ibten tie fir oie Sanb bes aiinltlers
an lfaper 3ll iper0en 0 @ott, er
lbien ibr 8eben nitbt mebr ertragen
gu fonnen adj, iiebe, iiebe, iett
griff er nit ser freien 2infen na1
Ieinen Ser5en, als miiiie bas ger
ipringen, tpenn er bie Muibel nod
langer Bielte apebe, nun IieB er
tie ieiner Sano entgleiten.
Die Ohti6el fiel gu 8oben nnb ger
lprang d6on i'm 5allen. 8enn bieIes
3eripringen nidt lautlos NOR, banm
ertrattf iein &lirren in Dem toG4pun-
ben Shrei, ben oie Meniben oarob
ausitieBen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-23

grtpablenen in glei6er @eiIe Sreun=
De erobern miro.
5rit Seinrid Mablenipes: pSn ge-
beimer Wiiiipn bnr6 bic @afte 60
IL. (Yreis $780, l1mfaft sipei in iid
absei@loHene 8Gnbe. Ser erIte 8ar1b:
v@rober=3iger uno &ompaB- -8erg"
($1.75), lteat bie beiben Selben Dor
unb er5dblt bon ibrer @efangennab=
me, ibrem tapferen uno bofliben Ser
balten unb oie Mbenteuer ibrer Heiie
ourd rie gBiilte @obi. SIN atpeiten
gono: rNua l1br Stint in l1rirmti6i"
($t.35), miro er5dblt, pie fie Dem
eolen &auberfiiriten 0anrpignaf Be
gegnen uno 1pel6e Sample nit betrii=
eeriIben &aufleuten lie 5u beiteben
baben, beoor lie ibr 3iel erreihen.
Spen Seoin, an beiien @rpebitio-
men in bie Mongolei uno gibet Der
8erfaiier beteiligt ipar, fdat in ieinem
@eleit1port iiber 'oas 8ub ieines
Sreunoes folgenoes l1rteil: SD bin
oabon iiber5eugt, bob ieben, Der oas
Bud Wiiblen1uegs geleien bat,
elm @efiibl bes 8eSauerns iiber-
fonrmt, oaB bas 8uh nibt boppeIt
| 10 groB lit. Die 8efiible, Die ser Ser
faiier BON ieinen Gabrten nohbauie
brabte, miro er nu6 in ben Ser5en
feiner 3eier 1pahrufen."
3at be5ieben 6urh g. Ser6er, ct.
2ouis.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-23
MuAkunN
&on Grpf. s. u. 9nebreu,
8eoaftenr bes ,8aiienfrennS',
643 Spntb Sbip Npenue,
Columbus, Ohio
: Sran ST. g., Sp.

Gie iogenannte 2auretaniide Sita-
nei lit moDl Oic gebrilblldlte uno
befonnteite oller NtltttergotteS =Sita-
neien. GieIelbe erbielt ibren gtamen
Don ser itolieniiben Stoot Soreto
Qateinii6: 2ourctlmD. Sic erl6iel
in beutiger 8eItolt bereits im sllter-
tlun. Sic miro beim 9lbbeten o0er bel
abiingllng Dor Die 2itnnei Don alien
Sciligen 9elest. Sci 6ronIci6nams'
pro5eliionen miro lie in Sen latetni.
i6cn 2Gnoern NIT Wtuiitbegleitltng
geillngen, in luteinilchcr Sprahc.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-23

Sobannes gdart iprang auf uno
erlpa6te olts ieinem Sraatme. @er
aus einem li6ten Traume ie erapa1te,
I'M ourb bdI6bereiite 5eniteribeiben
in einen aralten @intermorgenbtrn-
mel au ieben, Ser 1peiB, es lit ibmer5-
lid), aus golOenen Sr6llmen 5u er.
Cine baIbe Stunoe ipGter iprad ser
beriibmte &ebler bes Mbenos iiber oas
Sbema: rSenieitsglolbe, Spirits
mus unb 8iiienibaft" in 1em men-
i6eniiberfiIlten Sbeons ~Saal in ser
Saltpt- uno Neiioen5ita6t.
gr Ipra6 bon SEN ulebten grfettnt=
niiien" Ser @ilienl6aft iiber oie I'm
iterblidfeit ser menl6liben 5eele.
Son Der riogenannten" llnIterblid-
felt reoete er llno 10 tpeiter 1inb
10 tpeiter
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-23
GrnB an Marta
(Ans bem Spriiden)

NJ ruff bemdshe Dir Snnsfran nerabr sieb ale @e&6pie
W Wsntter, BON feiuem Nanne bn6 @ebGrerm Gptes!
Ereen nerberridenb bid, Wntter bes etuisen 2ides!
9u b jenem, bic ten in Nadt elm trDenoes 2idt ielbf
On, Der 8lanbisen 3erbe nnb &nbm; nmb ale 8eId6pfe
Eren oerberridemb bid, Mmtter bes euisem 2dtes
p Plus lingerie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-23

grpabienen in glei6er @eiie Sreln=
De erobern miro.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-10
Heavy July Rains
Fail to Break Record

Weather conditions, as recorded at
the Weber weather station near Oak
land, shows no records broken for the
entire month Of July, nor anything
unusual so far in August.
The rain fall in July was heavy
and above the average with 5.35
inches recorded, and according to
Ralph Weber, local observer, the
weather was unfavorable for the
farmer in his hay-making and as a
result much Of the hay made is of
inferior quality and will have its
effect upon the many dairy herds Of
the county when the hay is fed to
the cattle this fall and winter.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-10

Mrs. Lillian Lantz, Shcpherdstown,
w. Va, Mr.. Harry Shafrcr and Miss
Cunningham, Washington, are in
Oakland this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Michael,
Detroit, Mich, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald Michael Hagerstown, are
visiting their relatives in Mt Lake
Park this week
Reports from Doctors hospital, in
Washington, d. c., this morning
state the condition of II. c. Sincell
local merchant, to be improving and
that he expects to return to Oakland
in ten days or two weeks.
Mr.. Francis Nethken, Kingston,
N. c., spent the past week in Oak
land visiting his father, Nelson A.
Nethken and family. This was his
first visit in Oakland in sixteen years.
He returned home on Monday.
Margaret Nethkcn celebrated her
18th birthday with a party at Her
rington Manor. Those attending were
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Nethken, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. |. Gender, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Meats, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Riley and two children, Mrs
Vaughn Bowman and two sons, all
of Oakland, Mr. Francis Nethken,
Kingston, N. c., and Mr.. Richard
Riley, Kingwood, w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs c. b. Culver and SON
Terry, Mr.. John Valentine, Mrs. Kay
Turney, Mr.. and Mrs. j. 0. Soxman
and daughter, Betty, Mrs. Sallie
Decker, all of Connellsville, Pa, and
Mrs. H. B. Everly, of the Cove, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Everly
yesterday at dinner, honoring the
second birthday anniversary Of their
son, Paul Benton. These folks will
be here as house guests the remain
der of the week.
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Mr.. Lamson Barkman, of Under
wood, still remains i'll. He has been
belfast since March %.
Rev. and Mrs. S. f. Wicker, Lewis
town, Pa, are vacationing at their
home on Third street for several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton McComas
We're in Washington, Sunday, visiting
Mr.. II. c. Sincell who is there for
hospital treatment.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Lott, Gard
ners, Pa, returned home Tuesday
morning after having spent a week
at the Townshend Naylor cottage ON
Deep Creek Lake.
Mrs. George Robins and Mr. APP
perton Stevens, of New York City,
are spending this week with the
formers sister and brother, Miss
Bridget Maroney and Mr.. John Ma
roney.
Mr.. Julius Walter left Wednesday
for the State of Illinois, where he will
visit his nieces, Mrs. Ben Brown and
family, of Champaign, Ill.,, and Mrs.
William Archer and family, of
Worth, Ill.
The Proctor Kildow Unit No. II,
American Legion Auxiliary, are hav-
ing a dinner at the William-James
hotel this evening honoring the Gold
Star Mother and Gold Star members
of this unit.
Mary Martha Circle, st. Mark 5
Lutheran church, will meet Wednes-
day, August 16, at the home of Mrs.
Richard Glotfelty with Mrs. William
Glotfelty, Sr., as co-hostess. Banks
are requested to be brought at this
time
Mrs. Arthur Naylor, Jr., enter
tanned a number of young folks yes
terday at her cottage on Deep Creek
Lake in honor of the third birthday
anniversary Of her daughter, Janna
Lynn.
Visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Delbert Wilson, Dent, w. Va,
were Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Nethken,
Francis Nethken, Mr.. and Mrs Mar
shall Meats, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs Ber-
nard |. Gender, Jr., Mrs. Daniel Riley
and children, and Margaret Nethken.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ. Smouse and
two daughters, Misses Elizabeth and
Mary SmOuse, of Clarksburg, spent
Saturday night and Sunday here.
They were accompanied on their re-
turn home by their daughter, Lorena
Jean, who had spent the past two
months here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Gould, ST.
Petersburg, Fla, who are spending
the summer in Dover, Delaware,
visited Mrs. Gould's brother-in-law
and sister, Rev. and Mrs. Denver c.
Pickens. and mother, Mrs. G. H.
Falkenstein, over the weekend. They
returned to Dover Sunday afternoon.
Announcements have been received
of the marriage of Miss Mary Thorn
as, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
L. Thomas, of Grafton, w. Va, to
Mr.. Ralph Edward Thomas, 1t. Com,
USNR., Monday, August 7, at Bal
timore.
Dave Walter, Mrs. Elizabeth Tur-
ney and daughter, Ellen, are attend
ing a banquet at Ali Chan Country
club, Cumberland, this evening honor
ing Nobel Poteat, Imperial Poten-
tate of the Ancient Order of Mobiles
of the Mystic Shrine of North Ameri-
ca Mr.. Poteat is making an official
visitation to Ali Chan Temple, hav-
ing been elected Imperial Potentatt
in July at Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Glotfelty, OF
near Bittinger, returned on Monday
from trip through the West. They
Travelled $500 miles, and went
through the States of Pennsylvania
West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, H.
linois, Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, S
Dakota, and Wyoming. One of the
most interesting sights of the trip
was a drive through the famous high
way in the Black Hills of South Da-
kota.
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copy.
Mrs Howard MAYORS bridge club
had picnic shower for her at Swal-
low Falls on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haulenbeek,
Williamsburg. Pa. visited her mother,
Mrs. Is. II. Sinccll, on Friday.
Paul Tulney, Edward p Kahl and
Joseph NJ Gender attended Legion
meeting in Frostburg, on Sunday.
Mrs Martin L. Groves, of Severn,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward P. Kahl, in Mt. Lake Park.
Miss Joan Smith returned to her
home here Tuesday evening from a
visit of several days in Roanoke, Va.
Mrs. Walter Z. Dawson and chill
dren are visiting her sister Mrs. Wal
ter Friehoffer, Wilmington, Delaware,
this week.
Miss Margaret Schoch and Ward
Ashby visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Perrin, in Canton, Ohio,
over the weekend.
Mr.. l.. c. burst, Of Lakemorc, O.,
VINO was visiting relatives IN TINS
county, was a business caller in this
office on Saturday.
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Mrs. Roy Hamill. of Huntington.
W. Va, is a guest of her brother and
don Noalv in Nj Lake Park
Miss Betty Lou limbaugh and
Charles Bahne, Washington, d. c.,
were weekend guests of the formers
baugh.
me properly OIL MIS- orPha Roy,
the former NliliSoh nome on second
street. mas pceii purchased ny halPll
Baumgartner.
Mr. and Mrs Il. q. Schoch and
MINERS Schoch visited their mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth School, patient IN
Va, on Sunday.
MIS- lhomaS T. Lohf' VINO uhaer-
went d major operation IN memorial
Hospital four weeks ago. Is conValeSc-
the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy flnney, Airing
ton, Va are vacationing at Sun
shine the cabin Of Mr.. }. {. Middle
ton, on Deep Creek Lake, and Will re-
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pinnell and
daughter, Fairmont, w. Va, visited
Mr. and Mrs. F. W, Hoye, Oak street,
Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Pm
nell is niece Of Mrs. Hoye.
Nr' ana MIS- Arthur be"chy ana
hr. anu Mrs, hopPrt he"cllY ana son
hoopE' Oh fllIladeIPhIa' were SueHtS
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The high temperature record in
July happened on the 1st day of the
month with a registration Of 80 de-
grees on the 31st. The lowest read
ing was 43 degrees, occurring on two
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days, the 2nd and the sth.
Yesterday morning brought low
en- reading than all of July, when a
recording of 40 degrees was noted at
the station.
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LOCAL NEWS

Copies of The Republican may be
obtained at GOnder's Cut Rate store,
Hamill's Book and Stationery Store
Englander's Pharmacy, in Oakland ;
Martins Store, Mt. Lake Park; and
Harvey, Ream and HumbertsOn's
Store, Loeb Lynn; at five cents per
copy.
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Paul Tulney, Edward P. Kahl and
Joseph NJ. Gender attended a Legion
meeting in Frostburg, on Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haulenbeek,
Williamsburg, Pa. visited her mother,
Mrs. b. II. Sincell, on Friday.