davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
Attends State
Legion Meeting

Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Fehl-
haber. Oak Harbor, attended the
Ohio Legion Department execu-
tive officers fall quarterly meet
ing iii Columbus over the week
end. Fehlhaber is vice comman-
der Of the First District of Ohio,
of which John Murphy, Toledo,
is commander.
Meetings were held in the Neil
House and Department Headquar-
ters A plea that the Interna-
tional Peace Memorial Services
at Put-in-Bay be maintained on
a departmental level was ap-
proved at this session.
Also approved were pension
plans for 80 full time employees
of department headquarters and
travel accident insurance policy
for state commander l.. A. Dus-
seau, Toledo. Membership drives
were discussed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
Thierwechter Is
New President

David Thierwechter, Oak Har-
Dor, was elected president of the
Ottawa County Insurance Agents
Association Thursday noon at a
dinner meeting held in the War
ner Hotel, Oak Harbor.
Other officers elected include
Howard Fulton, Port Clinton, vice
president; Albert Davids, Port
Clinton, Secretary-treasurer; and
five trustees, George Brandow, Ell.
more; John Wood, Genoa; w. w
Druckenmiller, Oak Harbor; Fred.
erick ZeiS and Sam Christensen,
both of Port Clinton.
Fire prevention was the theme
of the discussion, with emphasis
being placed on preventive meas.
ures appropriate to Christmas tree
lights and holiday lighting. Warn.
ing was given to members that all
lighting fixtures should be check
ed to ascertain insulation is ir
good condition before being
place on the inflamable trees.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
Senior Girl Heads
School Honor Roll

Four seniors are listed on Salem
Oak Harbor high schools latest
honor roll. They are Marjorie
Genzman, 3A's, 1B; Gail Hensler,
3A's, 2B'c; Marcella Hermes, 3A's,
1B; Frances Johns, 4A'S.
Juniors: Kathleen MyerholtZ,
3A's, 1B; jeanne Rahrs, 3A's, 2B'S.
Sophomores: Diane Gibson,
4AS; Donna Lou Harder, 4A'S,
1B; Shirley Lezotte, 3A's, 1B.
Freshmen: Carol Freimark
4A's; Doris Harder, 3A's, 1B;
Lois He'll, 4A's; Shirley Hemming-
er, 3A's, 1B; Marilyn Humphrey,
4A'S; Moreno Palm, 3A's, 1B.
Eighth Grade: Ronald Baum
gartner, 4A's, 2B's; Robert Franck,
4A's, 2B's; Shirley Harder, 5A's,
1B; Patty Linder, 5A's, 1B; Patsy
Mulligan, 4A's, 2B's.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
BOB FULLER HEADS DRAMATIC
CLUB, ORGANIZED AT SCHOOL

Robert Fuller has been elected
president of the Roster Dramatic
Club, Salem-Oak Harbor high
schools newest organization. Other
officers are Gail Hensler, vice
president; Marlene Overmyer, sec
retary, and Dorothy Nolan. treas
urer.
Purpose of the club, school Off.
cials explained, is to give its menl-
bers clearer idea and more
knowledge about the stage and
producing plays.
One committee will read plays
and help select those to be used
at lnter-Society time. A makeup
committee will learn the art of
applying stage makeup and will
apply these arts when school play 5
are given.
Membership is open to speech
class students and anyone the club
thinks shows especially good abiii-
ty in school plays.
In addition to the officers. club
membership includes Merle Arndt,
Don Boon, Bill Borsh. George
Cass, Jim Chambers, George Chi
arelli, Madeline Chic, Roger Dep
penSmith, Leonard Fielder, Skip
Foreman, Barbara Gackstetter,
Marge Genzman, Allen Hemming-
er, Agnes Hermes, Harold Lezottc,
Colleen Morgan, John Redman,
Bernadine Risch, Roger Sand
wisch, Norman Beck, Donna Chic,
Wynne HaSselbach.
Wanda Henry, Marcella Hermes,
Frances Johns, Faye Kardatzke,
Sally Kilmer, Margaret Lemke,
jeanne Rahrs, Dick Robron, Ber-
tha Sandwisch, Marian Schanko
Ruth Ann Schwartz, Elaine Schu-
maker. Donna Thorbahn, Eileen
Overmyer, Carol Flick, jeanne
Humphrey Merle Hoffman, Luana
Sheriff., Ellen LEM, Bonnie Sick
miller and Barbara Snider.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
Spyglass Staff
Named At School

Marcella Hermes heads the edi-
torial staff of Salem-Oak Harbor
high schools annual, the Spy
glass" it was announced this
week by school officials.
Don Boon is assistant editor and
other staff members include Nor
man Beck business manager;
Frances Johns, assistant business
manager; Luana Sheriff., art edi-
tor; Marjorie Genzman, assistant
art editor; Bertha Sandwisch ano
Ruth Ann Schwartz, typiSt clerks
Junior members of the staff are
George Hablitzel, Carol Knieriem
and Doris DEWITT.
Carol Lowman is faculty ad-
visor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
Country Culture Club

The Country Culture Club will
have its December meeting next
Thursday at 2 p. m, December
81, at Community Hall, with Mrs.
Ralph Herring, Mrs. Leroy Herr
ing and Mrs. William Hyde serv-
ing as hostesses. A Christmas
program is planned, consisting Of
a response to roll call "When /
finish my Christmas shopping.
The Christmas Story by Mrs. Les
ter MINER, carol singing by the
group, and gift exchange under
the supervision of Mrs. Frank Ny
lander. Members will each give
Csc toward CARE package for
the family in Germany which the
club sponsors.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
Sidell Named To
All-Star Squad

Rollo Sidell, recently named fol
the second year to the all-San-
dusky Bay Conference team, re-
ceived added honors this week
when he was selected as an alter
nate tackle for the Northern All
Stars selected by the Ohio High
School Coaches Association.
There were 33 boys named on
the 1850 Associated Press All
Ohio team, and of the group, %
will receive invitations to play in
the North-South grid battle next
August in Middletown,
Sidell is one of the few Glass
B stars named for the squad,
Others named from this area in
clude Arnold, Taylor and Garn
Toledo Scott; Allen and Keller
Fremont Ross; Hummell, Findlay
Szymanski, Toledo Libbey, and
Gunner, Toledo Waite.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
IN STATE TOURNEY

Miss Adele Kihlken, Port Clin-
ton, and Miss Vondale Swaisgood,
Kansas, Ohio, formed the affirma-
tive debate team representing
Bowling Green State University in
the women's state contest held
Saturday at Capital University in
Columbus. They won two out OF
six debates.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
County Grangers
At State Meet

A large delegation from Ottawa
County's seven oranges attended
the 18th annual state meeting in
Toledo this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Milbrodt and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Luebke
were scheduled to sing at Me-
mortal Services this Thursday.
Leon Leutz, of Oak Harbor, IS
deputy master of the Ottawa
County grange.
Our Want Ads Get Results.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
Oak Harbor--60
Observe Silver Wedding

Approximately $50 friends and
relatives gathered at Orchard Inn
last Thursday evening, December
7, to honor Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Lieske, South Toussaint Road, on
their 25th wedding anniversary.
Music for the evening was fur
nished by the Allan Franck or
chestra and Albert Zibbel called
for the square dancing. The
couple received many lovely gifts.
The LieskeS are the parents of
five children, Wayne, Ronald,
Clark, Dale and Darlene. Wayne,
who is in military service in Vir-
ginia, was unable to be home for
the party.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
VETERAN JEWELER OBSERVES 10Th
BIRTHDAY; 81 YEARS IN BUSINESS

c. F. Jessen, one of Ottawa
County's oldest merchants, marks
his 10th birthday anniversary to-
day Mr.. JesSen expects to OBJ
serve the occasion quietly by
working, as usual, at his jewelrv
store in Oak Harbor.
Now in his 51st year in the
jewelry trade, Mr.. JeSSen has not
ed many business and social
changes in the past half century.
His own appearance, however, re-
mains the same and he looks fully
20 years younger than his actual
age.
AS a youth at the turn of the
century, Mr.. JeSsen took a job III
Port Clinton with Fred Dewitt,
after Mr., Dewitt had bought out
w. o. McMann. Their store was
located in what is now the Ma
tional Bank building.
A year or two later. the loca-
ton was changed to what is now
the Karshner store.
After Is years in the employ
of Mr.. Dewitt, a period in which
he learned to become a jeweler
and optometrist Mr.. Jessen deci,i-
ed to strike out in business for
himself.
He left Port Clinton and moved
to Oak Harbor where he bought
out store being operated by Al
Roose. He has been a leading
merchant and active in Oak Ha,-
Dor civic affairs ever since.
Mr.. JesSen served the commu-
nifty for 13 years as member of
the Salem-Oak Harbor board of
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
jolly Miners Club

Members of the jolly Miners
pinochle club held their annual
Christmas party Wednesday even
ing. Following dinner at Art s
Place near Genoa, the group me;
at the home of Mrs. Virginia Het
rick for cards and a gift exchange
Club members are Mrs. Russell
Heller. Mrs. Arthur Sutter, Mrs
Godfrey Sutter, Mrs. Peter Sut
ter. Mrs. Edward Mulligan, Mrs.
Arthur Tolan, Mrs. Frank Hop
finge", Mrs. Herbert Fehr and Mrs
Hetrlck.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
Timmons-Behnke

TimmonS-Behnke
A large number of friends and
relatives attended the open we'd
ding ceremony at st. Paul's Evan
gelical and Reformed Church
which united in marriage Miss
Virginia Timmons and Mr.. Willis
Behnke last Saturday evening at
7:30. The bride is daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer E. TimmonS
of Kansas, while the groom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. August Behn-
Ike of RID l, Oak Harbor.
The Rev. o. c. Doenges offici-
ated at the double ring ceremony,
while Mrs. Esther Goodman play
ed appropriate nuptial music and
accompanied Mrs. Henrietta Mein-
Ike when she sang | Love You
Truly and Because.
The bride, who entered on the
arm of her father wore a gown
of traditional ivory satin with
long train. The bodice was styled
with a Queen Anne collar and long
sleeves that came to a point and
buttoned at the wrist. Trimming
was imported chantilly lace and
pearls which were in the shape
of a wedding band. A peplum
began in mid-front and encircled
the hips. The bridal veil in a
fingertip length was of imported
illusion attached to a tufted il
luSion headband decorated with
seed pearl triangles. She carried
large orchid surrounded with
white carnations and arranged
with streamers.
The attendants for the couple
were Miss Rosalyn Timmons, Sis
ter of the bride, maid of honor;
Miss Doris Burton and Miss joyce
Willer, friends, bridesmaids; Nam
cy Timmons, sister of the bride.
junior bridesmaid, William Neat
field, served as best man, ana
Lewis Thorbahn and Warren Nor
gan we're uSnerS.
The maid of honor was in
shrimp satin and carried bebe
yellow chrysanthemums in CO.
lonial bouquet, the bridesmaids
and Junior attendant in emerald
green carrying bebe yellow chrys-
anthemums centered with bronze
NUNS in colonial style.
All dresses were alike with three
quarter length sleeves and a Jack
ct that was fitted at the waist.
Full Skirts were made with roll
around the top that extended out.
The Jacket had high Chinese
collar and buttoned down the
front At the affair Mrs. Timmons
was in a gray crepe dress and Mrs.
Behnke chose for her sons we'd
ding blue crepe.
In the Oak Harbor armory at
$3.50 reception for $50 guests was
held.
Later when the bride changed
to brown suit and gray acces-
sories, she wore the orchid taken
from the center of her bridal
bouquet. The new Mr.. and Mrs.
Behnke will travel in the south for
one week before taking up house
keeping.
The bride was graduated from
Fremont Ross high school in 1916
and is employed as clerk typist
at Erie Ordnance Depot. Mr..
Behnke served in the United
States Navy.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
DATE CHANGED

Because Elmore's new auditor
ium hasn't been finished, date for
the annual Ottawa County Dram
attic Festival has been moved
ahead to Jan. Is. 1t was origin
ally scheduled for Dec. 5.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
Infant is Christened


Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lieske Of
Hessville presided at a christen-
ing dinner Sunday noon at their
home on the occasion of the bap-
tism Of their son, Michael Paul.
The service was held Sunday
morning in the Emmanuel Luth-
eran church in HeSsville.
Sponsors were Ted Paul and
Mrs. Joe Tank of Oak Harbor.
At the dinner were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Paul and daughter, Ju-
dy, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gratop and
daughters Eileen and Delight,
Violet Gratop, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Paul, Sr., great-grandparents of
Michael Paul Lieske, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Tank and daughter Gin
dy.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
Legion Christmas Party

Members of the American Le-
gion and Auxiliary and their FAM
lilies will have their annual Christ
mas party Monday evening at the
Legion Hall. The Oak Harbor girl
scouts and brownies will be the
guests. Santa Claus will present
treats to the children, and sever
al musical numbers are planned.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
NEW AMERICANA

The high school library has re-
ceived new set of encyclopedias,
the Encyclopedia Americana, 4"
lust eff the press.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15
Mozart Club Meets

Members of the Mozart Club
were entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller, Jr.
following the sacred concert held
at st. Pauls Church Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. George Mohn were aSso-
ciate hosts.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Banchich and
Tommy spent Sunday with Mrs.
Banchich's parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
G. r. Brugger, in Clyde.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-15

Our Want Ads Get Results.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-19
Dtr Eagr hrrs kattnlifdrrn Ktrdrr
lit Dr1tfdrlann

friiber nur 800 &atbolifen, beute aber
11000, alio taft oas 5iinfunooreiBig-
fabe. Die fatbolii6e 8emeinoe Dem-
min III 8ommern fonnte friiber bon
elmer Stride unb elmer nod baauge-
borigen 8apeae aus iebr leiht Die
apenigen IN ibrem ltrrfreis tpobnenoen
&atbolifen ieeliorglib betreuen. Seute
ipood) Itebt iie nit ibren tpenigen
Dor Der 5tpar nottpenoigen,
uber ibier unlosbaren Iufgabe, alle
bier IStdote unb apeibunoert5pan5ig
0orfer ibres bisberigen firhli6en Dis
ltrifts perleben 5il miiiien, neil gan5
erbeblthe @rnppen Don &atbolifen
bis ins leste Gorf eefonmen iino.
8erlu6en mir eirnlal, uns Elm an-
ndbernoes @eiamtbilb gu naden, 10
IdBt ii6 feItlteuen, oaB in oen ebe-
mails rein protei itantii6en @ebieten
Roro-, Deittel- uno Sit-9euti6lanos
CHS Soer-ReiBe2inie) ploslib aab-
lenn1dBig gang beoeutenoe fatboliihe
@ruppen eingelieoelt uorben iino, Die
NIT flint Miuionen nift 5u bod ge.
ibdst Iino.
&ein @unoer alio, oaB iib oas
6lii6tlingsproblem aub I'M fird-
li6en 8ereib nadbaltigit austpirfen
muB. @eraoe i'm Seeliorgli6en lit ba-
our6 Elm 9iaioraproblem entitanben,
Dos bislang ME gefannte ausn1aBe
uno Sormen ge5eitigt, oas in religio-
ler 9iniift idynerIte SCOT iiber sic See
len bon Willionen gebra6t bot nnb
Iufeaben itellt, beren 8elpdltigung
fait iibermenidltbe 9lnitrengungen er.
foroert. 8ie bie friibere politif1e
Gei6s- uno 2dnoerfarte Ieutihlanos
ii6 BON 8runo altf gednbert bat,
ebenio audi lit Die Heligionsfarte aus
pergungener 3eit, oie &arte ser fon-
fellionellen @inteilung Ieuti4lunbs,
abiolut gegenitanoslos gelporoert. @ie
.es feline rein proteitantiiden 8eairfe
mebr gibt, 10 gibt es au6 feline aus
geprdgt fntboliiden 8ebiete nebr;
cenn sic ebangeliihen @laubensbrii-
Ser bat bas gleide .getroffen.
DR.. OTTO Appel
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-19
rn ebenio tpie oas &interlano 5ugleid
gebello unb empfangeno 1per6en.

rn ebeltio tuie bas 6interlnno 5ugleid
gebello unb .empfangeno sueroen.
Cine rieieneroBe oeutide anfgabe
Itebt bier Dor ii1is, an Der Der Boiti.
fatius-8erein ieit bunoert Sabren ar.
beitet, aber leit bier Sabren bmrh Die
itngebeuere 8olfernanoerung aus
oeln Often nit permebrtem Nahbrnd
,3u arbeiten ge5ipungen lit. Dariiber
binaus iteIlt bies eine abenolan0ilbe
sfnigabe oar. Genn iene 8olferiDan-
oerune Der oapolf bis Dier5ebn Wtil-
lionen iiberifeigt Die beuti6en &rdfte
lin elm Bielfahes uno fann nur be-
ip1ltigt tperoen burb BEN @iniat bes
aelamten Beitens. sic. lit cine ibid.
Ialbuft groBe Mufeabe, gan Der 2eben
nno Soo ser fafbolii6en Stride in
Geutihldnb, ia oariiberSbinalls bangt.
Snrum traee ,einer oes anoeren 2ait,
nm 10 oas @eIes Gbrilti gu erfiillen"
Gas tsdIuB4uort oes 9iaiporaionn-
togs iprof gr5biid]of Or. 5ran5 Stu.
ooli gorneapaiier. Or betradte es als
@nooe unb Segen, oaB oie ualte Gre
piris" oieie Geriammlung aufgenom-
men babe. Gie 0io5eie Srier liege
5lpar in Der fleiniten uno drmiten 3d.
ne, dber babe erfreulid oiel fir bie
Giaipora aufgebra6t. gr apiirOigte
babel in einem offentliden Oanf Die
.@irfiamfeit oes Brdlaten Or. Sdtpif,
feratb. @r boffe, oaB oie Diaipora>
togune oes Gio5eianflerus Den @eiit
ser Berant1portnng rod Itdrfen tper-
oe, Die ieoer Getaltfte uno @efirmte
5ur Musbreitung oes &eides @ottes
babe. 8enn bieier Reidtum Ser @e-
oanfen in &lerls uno 8oH binauss
getraeen tperoe, Damn tperoe bon 6ie-
Ter Srierer Sngung GROCER Segen
nusgeben. 9ls Senior oes oeuti9en
@piifcpots ur,b 8iifof Ser Eagungs-
ltoot bot er Damn Die iibrigen 8ii6o'
.fe, Sen semeiniamen Segen gu ertei-
len.
Die 8erianrmlung ithloB nit oent
9efenntnis SET Jon mein Saufbuno
inmer iteben"..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-19
Karhtnalr grgrn Knn.-
itti11arp
DR.. OTTO Appel

sSSn elmer srllnblegenoen auseinan.
oeriesung NIT Dem &ommunismus
unb ieinen fir6enfeinbliben @runb.
idBen tueilt ser Serauseeber bes 81
ieroatore Gomano', @iuieppe balo
Sorre, in einem MltfIas: n&arbinale
gegen &ommiiiare" na6briidlihlt 90,
raltf bin, oaB in Ben fommuniitii6en
SoIfsoemofratien ni6t sic Stride ser
@tgreifer, ionbern Ser @ngegriffene
lit, neil man fbr oie elementarlte,,
8ru1bre6te ibrer griiten5 unb ibres
meiensmaBisen auftrages abipridt.
Die @ebanfentpeIt uno 8elpobnbei-
ten, NIT oenen ser &ontmunismus lei,
ne uneue <ltur" burh5uleten iudt,
lino atbeiitii6 unO materialiitiid. Ssn
Der Heligion I'M nneeneinen uno sll-
mal i'm Gbriitentlrm itebt er elm Sin.
oernis fir feline 3iele. 8ariiber bi1-
aus itebt oie Stride in entl6iebenem
@egenias gu oen Wetbooen ser @e-
palttatigfeit, nit benen Ser @ommu-
ltismus leine anipriifJe our65uieben
'pf1e9t. Gaber lit nod fomm1niltii9er
Inii6t Heligion glei6bebeutenb nit
Geaftion. v@ott lit unier Seinb.
Gas beutige Sopiet-Spitem lit pei=
terbin totalitdr unb al1torit1r. gs iii
totalitar, inoem es aae 8eairfe bes
meni6li6en 2ebens in ii6 oufiaugt
Staatsmaht unb &edt, @iiienidaft
uno &unit, @irti6aft unb Sport.
0as antirelisioie Brogramm, oas
i'm eriten Staoillm Ser boGietpil iltiiderl
&eoolution 10 ipu6tig burbeeiitbrt
puroe, tuuroe ipdter abgei9uGht, 10
oaB Der offi5ieae &anpf cine getpiiie
3eit rltbte unb es atpiiben Dem Staat
uno Den neri6iebenen &irhen au Ell.
nem Waffenltinitano fam. Dabei muir
De oos uripriingli9 antireligioie 8ro-
granrm ieoob nienals pirflih alfge-
geben, fonoern leoiglib aus taftiihert
gnpdgungen befriitet auriifgelteIlt.
Seoer bebauptet, ben @eoanfen ser
r5reibeit" 5u oeriteben uno 3u ber.
treten. ,Sn Der Hraris aber beitebt tpe-
mig Ginigfeit bariiber. go fennen ipir
oie Greibeit Der Iiberalen Demofra.
tien unb oie Syreibeit Der ,8olfsoe,
mofratien".. 8eioe 1ino moraliid llno
politiih entgegengeiester Matur.
anf religi6iem @ebiet unteri6eioet
man 5tDiid,en rGreibett 6es @ottes.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-19

ioienltes" unb rReligionsfreibeit"
Ger 9ammuntsmus ipridt BON ber
leinen, fennt dber 6ie at16ere 1ift. CT
bebaltptet, oaB er iiberaG Die Greibeit
oes @ottesoienltes geip1brleiite, er.
pabnt aber niemals Die Sreibeit Der
yfeligion aus iebr guten @riinoen.
| Gie r5refbeit Ser Relision" i6IieBi
/ Die p5reibeit oes @ottesoienites" elm.
reldt aber oariiber binaus. Sic un.
lfoBt audi oie n6reibeit oes betligen
GienItes" ser 2ebre, ser Srganiia.
tion. Der 8erfiinoigung oes @lalt'
bens, Der 8erbinoung 5tpiiben beu
@ldubigen uno oen @eiitlihen, uni
5par obne gini6rdnfungen. sic
IdlieBt ferner Die ssreibeit Elm, sic
mlrflamIten Wittel gu benusen, Die
alien gsieqidaftli6en Snitttutioner
5uIteben: oie Sreibeit ser 8ebe, oer
| Breiie uno ser 8eriantmlung. 8ei ber
angeblihen rSreibeit bes @ottesbien'
ties" tann es an alien bieien 5reibei.
ten feblen. -
Die fatbolilbe Stride perlangt bon
Den fomnnlniltii6en 21nbern apeoer
mebr nod tpeniger aIs bas, mas iie
allh bon oen attoeren Staaten hpr.
langt, mo- cine Srennl,ng bon Stride
lno Staut ourdgefiibrt lit. 1. 9ie
| Sreibeit oes 8ottesoienites ltno ser
Gusteilung Ser Saframente. = 2.
Gie Jreibeit ser @laubensoerfiinoi.
lgung uno Der @etpinnung bon neuen
@l1ubigen.. - 3. Die Sreibeit ser
l&irhenregierllng: bas 8ebt ser Sir.
de, Brieiter llno 8iidofe 5u ernennen
omie Oie 8erbinoung 5tpiiden Sen
l8ldubigen uno oen 8rie1tern, Sen
| Brieltern uno ser Soierardie uno
I6lieBlid) ser Sieror6ie llno Dem 81.
Stubl aufre6t5uerbalten. = 4. Die
5reibeit ser religi0len INTERVIEWING
uno ser driItliden S6ule. - 5. Oie
6reibeit Ser Oeittel our @laubens.
allsbreituns, ser slpologetif uno ser
Gerteioigung Ser @ebanfen uno oes
lIuftrags Oes &atboli3ismus Dor ser
lSeffentliffeit - fur5 alio sic Srei,
belt Ser ,fotbolilben Reoe, 8relle unS
Sanolung.
| $50 oieles elementare 8rin5ip Ser
religioien 6reibeit nidt anerfonni
miro, lit nidt bte Stride ser Mngrei,
Tier, ionoern ser 9lngegriffene. Sie
E&ir6e - uno ni9t Ser Staat - III
CUR 8erteibigung ge5tpuneen; lie III
es auf, Sic fire natiirliben uno biir.
1gerli6en Hedte foroert. Ser Som.
|mllnisnrls aber uno feline r8oltsoe.
mofratien" iinb es. sic Ser Stride belt
te oieie Hedte abipre6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-19

Mm. 8. tseptenrber 1916 lanbeten Hei-
me gi,tbeiten Der Ser. .AStaateil.Mr-
NEE in Sinien an Der @itlte aoreas,
I'm Die 8eiesung Der Siibbalfte Der
Salbitiel eitt5uleiten. Huiiiihe 9rlip-
pen ROTTEN auf amerifaniiben 2dit-
autos in Die Norobdlfte 4oreas.
Die Marine itrih MuftrGee I'M Tint
fang BON $6,000,0O0,O00, uno Die
armee eab befanrt, oaB iie biele
6lugaeuge, gnttos uno an6eres Weas
terial BORT laiien piir6e, mo iie iid
Bel &riegsettoe geraoe befanoen, 90 es
5u teuer at lteben fomme, bies Mate-
rial pieoer nad amerifa 5uriidaubes
forbern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-19

Die 9ationierung iuur6e ihritt'
meiie uno iebr idneI uufgebobet,
ebenIo Die Boridriften Der 6riegs.
nirtidaft un6 Die @eIdminoigfeits
grense bon fiinfilnboreiBie Stun6en'
.meilen olf alen 5traBen Der gsation!
r8elde Rarfe, bitte2" bieB es plot.
lih tpieber in Den 3isaretten- uno 81.
garrenlGoen /. Im beliebteiten aDnr
Der Bib, in Dem elm iunger 8S un6
Batter gefrost miro, mas iein Heiner
Sobn eirrtal aperoen iolle. .3iptliit,
iagte Der Soloatenpater :.
,Sa, es NOR eiumal Srieoe