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Evening star., 1951-11-09
Sorority Dance

The Kappa Alpha Theta sororitr
of George Washington University
will hold its pledge formal dance
this evening at the Water Gate
! Inn. The dance will be preceded
by a cocktail party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hurpin or
Decatur place Miss Ellen Inger-
soil heads the sorority's socia
committee.
Evening star., 1951-11-09

. MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS FILLED
PARKING IS FREE AT FRANKLIN SIMON 1850 CONNECTICUT AVENUE
Evening star., 1951-11-09
.YWCA Offers Course

A six-week course in flower ar
Irangement will be offered by the
YWCA, beginning the week of
November 10. Both morning and
Afternoon classes will be held and
two lessons in Christmas decora-
ltions will be included,
Evening star., 1951-11-09
Miss. Fannye r. Niosi.

MISS. FdNNyt II. NIOSI.
st. Francis Xavier Catholic
Church was the scene of the
marriage November 4 of Miss
Fannye r. Niosi and Mr.. Michele
Roccia. The bride is the daughter
|of Mrs. Santina Niosi and the
bridegroom the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Roccia of Suitland,
Md
Evening star., 1951-11-09
Anniversary Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Percy E. Doleman
Icelebrated their 36th wedding an
Iniversary at a dinner party last
1evening at the Water Gate Inn.
Evening star., 1951-11-09

Donald R. Baldwin,
the Haynes president of the local
Women Hospital Auxlaries will auxaes will
moderate panel discussion meeting
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7ieies gsohenblatt erideint ieit
benz Sabr 1873 regeIm6Bis ieoeu
Somstas unb miro berausgegeben
gum 8eiten bes BGpitlidcn aolle.
eil,n Soiepblnum in @ortbington,
Ohio, oeiien 3tped Die Seranbilbuns
Diiroiger Brieiter5oelinge fir Die
Ser. Staaten lit. Iieie gnltalt 1T
bauptiddli6 angeipieien auf Die gin'
FINITE oieles 8lattes uno Die @eI6en.
fe ieiner 2eler.
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unter ieiner 2eitlng cine nene Stride
nno Dos Hfarrbaus gebalt ipnroel,.

Ilnter 1einer 2eitling cine neue Stride
uno Dos 8farrbaus gebal1t ipnroen.
Dubuque, So. - Gin Itarfer @ir>
bellt1rm Der am Montag iiber ben
noroli6en Seil bon Soma feste, rid.
tete in Dem Stdbtden Duncan idtpe=
rem S6aoen an nno 5erItorte II. c.
Die oortige ibone Yfarrfirhe. Son
Der crit Dor tpenigen sSabren errifz
teten 8aditeinfirbe bIieben MIR ser
Surn uno ein Sell 6es Sunftuaz
RUINS iteben, tpabreno bas Soupt=
ldiff Der Stride pouitGnbig in Sriinl=
mer gelegt tpl1rbe. Der S6aoen miro
auf 5irfo 100000 be5iffert.
ct. Glunb, Oeinn. = ssn ser BON
Dem bodtD'iten Wigr. gomaro Mabp>
Dalo poitorierten 8emeinoe 8iers
tam es in oen lebten @o6en su ihar=
fen sluseinanoeri iesungen 51pilher
Dem Ffarrer uno elmer @ruppe BON
Sfarrmitglieoern iiber bie ssrage oer
Grri6tung elmer fatbolii ihen Sofz
ldule. Gas portuiegeno fatboliife
Staotden batte itd] am 8. MGrs nit
groBer Otebrbeit gegen cine 8onoaus=
gabe gum 8au elmer offentliben Sod
idule fir Ben Shulbi ousgeipro.
hen. 9ara1fbin iebte iib Migr. Ma,
bomalO fiir Sic baloige grri6tung Ell
ner Gfarr=SobIdule ein nit Der ge-
eritnoung, oaB Die 8etriebsfolten fir
Die 8emeinoe beoellteno eeringer iein
miiroen als ser 8etrieb elmer 81
ltrifts >Sobidule. Sn 8ier5 lit oie
Sage 10, oaB fiir cine 0ffentli6e Sbu-
le taum cine Nottpenoigfeit porlieet
uno tatia6lid) botte Ser S6ulbiitrift
bisber feline etgene tS6uIe, ionoern
mietete leoisli6 Die 3immer fir meb=
rere &loiien Ser offentliden S6ule
bon ser St.<Soiepbs- -8farribule. aIs
erite 6olge oes Streites murOe ser
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4l1nhfrt 9ahrr katlrultt1trra Tehrn
ttt mtnnpfntu

mar nit ieinen bier @enoHen v1lidbt
in aaem einperi tanoen" unb iibc,=
nabm cine 8farrei in 9llbanp. gr
l6loB iid Ser @ruppe ipdter ,pieber
einige Sabre lang un, 5og it6 oann
aber pouitanoig 5uriid. gs berblieben
Die Batres Seder, Setpit, 0eibon uno
gafer. Oieie tpablten Sefer als GU
perior lrno unterbreiteten @r5bil1cf
Sugbes oie Statuten ser i1ngen
&ongregation (vYrogranlme c.
Gule"), Die ltttterm 7. SuIi 1853
gutgebeiBen tpurben. Ser 80lferapo.
itel ipuroe als 8atron geipGblt, unb
Die Stiftllng nannte ii6 rSbe WiI.
iionarp Brieits Of ct. SAUL tbe @po
tile" 9aulilteD. SSm eriten Sab-
pobnten sic 0titglieoer Der &ongrega-
tion 5eitlpeilig i'm Saule ibres @op!s
tdters George 5eder, oer ieine San1i-
lie aufs 2anO bra6te, leine gan3c
Stuottpobnllng iomt Gieneribaft Sen
Eauliiten 5ur 8erfiigung iteate uno in
ieOer Siniidt fiir iie Gorge trug. Srl
acknowledgement SSnbr, 1859, tpurbp,
mieoerum nit Silfe BON George Set=
fer, 8runoeigentum ertporben uno
Die St.|Gauls=&ir6e geballt.
Gie 2eiItuneen uno Grfolge ser
Bauliiten itno beoeuteno. Die Mil.
iionsarbeit unter 9ei6tfatbolifen bill
oct Oen S6perpunft ibrer SGtigfeit.
Sic urbeiten Ourb Ofiiiionen, &onfe<
ren5en (2ectures), 8iiber, 3eitungen
uno 3eitl6riften. P. Seder ielber bot
mebrere gIder perfaBt.
3molf Sabre lang GS59-187D
NOR P. Seder 8enerol=Sberer ser
Buulilten gelpelen; oa legte er, ge-
IlunObeitlid) eri60pit, iein slmt nie-
Der. Nod perlu6te er auf peiten Gei=
len lib 81 erbolen; er begab iicb nob
Der 'S6Dei5, Iegppten, utlhIonO,
Sranfreif, Stalien. gs mar 1ln1ionIt.
/ er Iturb um %. Ge5ember 1888 in
Seem Yorf, l1no lnter genoltigem 9n-
orang oes Golfes uurOe ser auBerge-
mobnli6e 0tann begraben.
l1eber Seders Berion fGate P.
8fiilf in SEN ,Stilnmen aus Ofaria
Saa6' Cgo. So oas Dobl1pouenop
llrteil: rSeders peri0nli6er Gbarof-
ter bietet man6e a6tbare uno lie=
bensDiiroige Seite. gln ser Geinbeit
Ieiner slbiidten 3peifel 81 beger,
mare unredt. Cine beionoere Sor-
| Iebung, cine iibernatiirli6e 2eitlnJ
in leinem 2ebensgung lit faum .5u
perfennen. 8as er i'm @erfe tells
periudt uno tatig angeitrebt, tells
mirfli6 geleiitet, nas er in ieine1
S6riften uno prattiidem @irfen ME
bereelegt fat, fam munnigfad fla-
reno, anregenb l1nO anlpanneno mir
fen."
9lber P. Seder mar es aud), auf
beiien Sheen oie Sertreter bes BON SEQ
XIII. I'M Sanuar 1899 perurteilten
Amerifanismus lib berllfen fonnten !!
gr mar eben bel allem guten 8ilIcn
eiue luerfluiroig 5luieipaltige Seutur,
Eeine darafteriltii6e @rideinl1ng IN ei-
ner 5erriiienen, iubenoen. taltenoen
@elt.
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@,rhnd,es4l; j. !
- II NSs<Ss,
y ,2assS ~

Eittsbnrsb, Sa. - Sn Ser st.
@alburgo=&ir6e erfolgte om %. gu
nj Die feierliben greqltien fir Ben
perltorbenen @riinoer uno Giorret
ser @emeinoe, bo6n. Srn. Wti6oei
@uentber. @eboren in 3eainger.
8apern, om %. Sebruar 1874, ma6-
te Der Gerltorbene leine Stuoien in
@iir5bur9 am St.-5ioelis- Seminar
IN Sermun unb nm ct. zGincent=Se=
minur in 2atrobe, mo- er 1900 gum
Erielter gepeibt lulrOe. 1903 lpurO@
er nit ser 8riinOung ser St.=@ol=
burga56emeinoe betreut unb Dirfte
ieitber ununterbro6en ols oeren Hfor-
rer. r. /. P.
ct. Gpuis, 0to. - 9lm "a. Stunt
feierte Der bodm. Sr. Solepb Grenh,
ieit 5Deillnopier5ig SSabren Yforrer
ser ct. +fi6oels=@e in
Sbremsburp, lein goloenes Srieiter-
iubilGum. Ser SSubilor lit Elm Sobn
0e5 befanl1ten &onDertiten Or. g.
lpurO Erel1B, lno 9ruber Oes per
Itorbenen 8ubli5ilten 9lrtbur Yrellb
llno ser SeIllitenpntres Sanles YreuB
uno 6ranci5 GrellB.
San Nntontu, Ger. - @eItorber
lit Der bodyn'ite Wtlgr. Senrp @erlod'
Ser 1lteIte ErieIter oieler gr5oio5eie.
Seinem 8enliiben lpllroen 3ablreidl l
ErieIterberufe in Den BON ibn1 patio
rierten 8emeinoen 5ugei6rieben, oor=
unter Ser Oes boh1p item Srn. 9il6ofS
Oteseer pon gl Haio. 9reiBig ieiner
BfarrfinOer glngen ins aloiter uno
unter ieiner Seitllng purOen minoe=
items iehs Yfurrfir6en gebal1t. G1e
feterliden grequien erfolgten um Is.
SUM mobei gr5bildof 2ucep sic eng
liide uno giihof Mebger sic Oeutihe
Ereoigt bielten. r. /. P.
WabiiOn, isis. - Sem ie65igiGb=
RIGGS ErieiterillbilGum feierte lebte
8ofe Der bo6p. Sor. Soiepb 90. Soc.
tier, 5ulebt Bfarrer in Stougbton UNI
ieit a6t Sabren i'm &ubeItanb. 9er
Subilur muroe am 81. Suni 1891 por
Dem bamaligen @r5bil6of &ater Dor
Wtiltpaufee gum Brieiter getpeibt, bau
te in Oen 9Oer Sabren uls Bfarrer II
Stem Berlin cine 8emeinoebaue I'M
Elm Sbneiternflolter, organiitert'
1905 Die ct. Ssames]8emeinoe II
Maoiion, tpo er iamtlibe 8farrge
bduoe erridtete, iotpie oen 8au be:
I5t. !Worien=SoIpitals forberte. 4n:
Observation-Disclosures muBte er 1922
nad California geben, tpirfte ioban;
tab ieiner 9tidfebr Bis 1880 al:
IBfarrer in Oregon, @is., unb BIZ
1912 als 4farrer in Stousbton, nj
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VIGIL LIGHTS
Louise Domes, Binghamton, N.
Y. .$1.OO
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(Jortfesune bon Gette -


JUDI muroe abgeiblagen, oa feline
gtotlpenoigfeit fiir cine iol6e Sonoer=
griinoung borlag uno oa 8eitimmlln-
gen in oieler Sinli6t ni6t BON Or
oensmitglieOern, ionoern pot ben
Sberen alts5ltgeben baben.
Nun bei6IoHen Sic flint Sonoers
biinoler, einen Ser Sbren nob &om
5u entlenoen, Inn BORT ibre Sa6e ou
berfe6ten. 0ie @obl fiel auf Seder
uno er mahte ii6 auf sic Geiie II,
Die GDige Staot. @obrideinlib itell=
te George Seder, Ser i'm 8Gderge.
l6att lebr Doblbabeno getporoen 1pur
uno itets cine offene Sano botte, sic
finan5iellen Otittel 5ur 8erfiigung.
0titglieoern ser &ongregation NOR
es aber ltnter AnOrobung Der 9lns=
ItoBllng perboten, iid) gum General
hyperion na6 Gom 5u begeben obne
oeiien l6riftli6e grlaubnis. Iieie
aus Ser 3eit oes FL. Ilpbonills itam=
menOe Hegel lpor 1866, 5tpei Sabre
Dor Seders 9lftion, in eineln Gene
ralfopitel oes Sroens nod neiter per
l6arft uno eingel6ranft 1poroen
ourd) 6ie 8eltimmltng, OaB oas Geht
perionli6en grl6einens in Gom mir
Yrooin5ialen 5ultebe. 9as 1tebt bon
i'm ginflang nit Geroronungen oes
&on5ils bon Orient. 9ln oas NOR I'M
term 9. Sunni 1857 our6 Hunoi6rei-
ben 5ur &enntnis ser Imerifonilhen
Eropin5 ge6ra6t moroen.
9ls p. Seder am 26. 9luguIt 1857
in Som anfam, itanO ibm oarlm ei,1
lhmerer S6log bepor - am 80. au-
quit iab er iif pom Srben ausse=
ld]lolien. gei Ser eigenartigen Ser.
fahrenheit, Sic ia BEL Seder i6on oft
genug 5utage getreten mar, lit es
moglif, OuB er ii6 ser S6lpere leines
Gergebens ni6t poa belpuBt mar.
Iber es lit oenn bo6 ni6t an5unpb=
men, oaB i'm sic Strafe Der 4uspei=
lung, lpegen bes lhneren 5ebltritts
gegen oie 8eliiboe oes @eborioln5
uno Der 9lrmllt, 10 pollitdnoig iiber=
raldte, lpie es iein 8iograpb oor=
Iteat, unO Oie iulbungspoae slbiolu-
tion, oie oen Sroensoberen pegen if
res Ois5iplinariihen Gorgebens gegen
Seder erteilt miro, mutet etlpas Ell
genartig an.
p. Seder nabm Sic empfinolibc
Strafe, bie i'm inn eriten augenbllf
nieoerlbnetterte, ni6t tpioeripru6s-
los bin. gr be5ibtigte oen Srbel,S-
general Dor Ser 5ultdnbigen &ongr.=
cation ungere6ten llnb regellpiorigen
Sorgebens uno perlpeilte in gripar=
tllng elmer giinltigen gnti i9eioung
bis gum Oarauffolgenoen slpril ir
Gom. aa iein 8eniiben, bie Gerfii=
gung bes Srbensgenerals riifgGngig
5u MAIDEN, luar uber umlonlt. 9o5
entbano Saplt Bius TX. i'm uno
letne bier 8enoiien am 6. Wdrs 1858
bon Den Sroensgeliiboen uno geltat=
tete oer fiinf Meunn itarfen Separati=
ltengruppe, ais ielbitGn6ige &onere=
CATION unter slufiift Der 0io5eianbe-
boroen oem Miilions1perf uno ser
Seeliorge ii6 81 1piomen.
Die 2Oiung bes ASrobIems burG)
Den 81. Stubl befriebigte Die 2eituna
oes GeoemptoriI Itenorbens nidt min.
Der als Die fiinf 5eparatiiten, bie I'M
per,peilt an Die @riinbung ser neuen
8onsregation berantraten. anfanas
Vtai traf P. '&eder in SEEM gorf elm
n. Waliportb, Ser eIeib5eitig mil
ISeder in ct. Srono einsetreten mar
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Sttutlue 0eS TDlfeS
fiir baS Soiepbinunl

Sd ienoe SSbnen einliegeno $500
81 90 5u gbren oes III. Soiepb IN
einem beionoern 9lnliegen, ben 5lpeis
ten fiir cine beilige 0teiie lno oeu
oritten fiir oen i6onen &olenoer.
2elerin g. 5.
9lnbei $500 iiir sic 3eitllng unO
meinen beIten Ianf fiir ben l6one:.
&alenoer.
sllte 2eIerin.
Siermit ienoe i6 Sbnen $500, SIC
id in einem slnliegen Deripro6en bot
te 81 gbren bes SlIten Screens Sc
III, ser Whuttergotte5 uno oes Fl. sln.
tOnlus.
Irmu $. S.
GinliegenO $4,000, Sic i6 3ur 6rei-
itelle Derlpro6en bate.
&c. ae.
ginliegeno Shed I'M 9etrag bon
$1,000 - cine 8abc, bic if 81 Gb-
rem ser 81. camille lno anoerer Sci
Iigen periproden bate 3um Gnnf fir
cine beionoere 9lngelegenbeit.
g. $.
Sd Ienoe Sbnen biermit fiinf5i9
Gents gum Sonf fiir Die grhorun9
elmer 9itte.
Gin Seier, :.
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Eapit Bius erfldrte am Samstag,
Ser ,pabre Srieoe Ideine ii6 mebr nno
mebr 5u oerfliihtigen uno es gebe
oiele, roie feline 8ertpirfIibrng faln1
nod fir moglib balten". Der BapIt
bradte bieie @ebanfen BEL Der gntge-
gennabme 6es 8eglaubiglngsidr
bens oes neuen britilben @eianbten
beim 8atitnL @alter ct. 6. $. &ob-
erts, aun Musbrud.
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EtphrHgahen fir Nnthiirfttgr
in 0entidlanb nnb in allen Staaten
Gnrppas nnb Der @elt

g8er Don Irnerifa aus Hafete nit
@eibern llno gBtparen on Notoiirfti-
ge abf6idt, tpirb otn idneaiten uno
am biaigiten beoient, penn er 8elb
ocer 8afete ourb Ole 5ltberldiflge
8erlanofirtra SOL. g. SraDel 8ai-
reau 13O7-09 Sotparo Street, Srnu-
bo s, geeb., beiorgen qdBt. Sic 6iruna
bat 9lge1turen in allen Stoaten Der
@elt. sic uenldafft uniern 2eiern
aub billige Soften ouf Dampfern nno
SlugItreden mod aHen 2dtr0ern GU
ropas.
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beuriee Staats5uibnB bon $4,000
fir ben 9iera-Sbulbiitrift bon Silfs.
gr5iebungsfomniiiar 8erning oorent-
balten nit Der 8egriinbune, oaB Die
Sdulflaiien Der offentliben uno ser
Bfarridule in 8ier5 berart .per-
niIbt" ieien, Dob ite nibt poneinan-
Ser unteridieben tperben fonnen. Ser
@emeinoeItreit bat bereits iebr be.
Oauerli6e 8egleiteri6einilngen sec
offenen Iuflebnung geniier @emein-
oernitglieoer gegen Die firhlibe Mu-
toritat ge5eitiet, uno in einem 5aQs
muBte Der 8farrer einen Der Sppoii.
tionsfiibrer 0ffentli6 BON ser Stride
ausi6lieBen. .
ct. Saul, Winn. = Mnl fommen-
oen Sonntog, 1. SuIi, besinnt sic
pier5igitiinOige slnoabt in folgenoer
Sfarrfir6en Der Gr5bi05eie: Mari1-
Serfiinoigungs, Sa5el1pooo; St.-Sc-
bannessgpangeliit, Snterladen 8arf;
ct. Sbomas, ct. SAUL 8arf.
8ie oie er5biidoflide aanolei io-
eben befannt gab, bot gr5bii6of Mur-
ran ben boftp. Srn. Sbonos G. Suoe,
5ulett gfarrer Ser Ser5=MariG-8e-
meinoe in Glen 2afe, init ser Srgani-
iierrng Der nelten @emeinoe gum FL.
@regor bem @roBen in ct. Saul BE-
traut. Die neue @emeinoe miro in
Dem nit eritaunliber 'S6neaigfeit
pa6ienoen ;Sigblano 8arf= =9iitrift
erri6tet, unb 5tpar I'M Greal iiiblit
bon Sigblano Barflpap 5lpii6en
Snellins Ipenue unb Sairpiem slpe-
me bis 5ur ct. Saul 9lpenue. Die
Gfarrgebduoe ioGen an ser gde Der
Wontreal atno 0apern Mpenue errif,=
tet lperoen, uno auf oieler Stelle pur-
oe bereits am Sonntag Die eritp
Efarrmeiie in einem Belt geleien.
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ct. Sanl, Minn.- 8ortfinston, g.,
Samstas, 30. Snni 1851.
6 / r h en- ia lenoer

81 dcufaleuoer
Sunntag, 1. Snli: Siebentcr Spnu=
tag nadD Efingiten (Seit bes Soft
barren Slntes). - gpong c.
lium: Son Den foli6en Groptc=
ten (Ofattb. y.
@fontag, ,. Suli: 0fariQ Seimiuh,
ung.
0ienstoe, 3. Suli: gulogilts.
!UtittDoh, 4. Suli: Bertha.
Sonnerstag, 5. Suli: Gpriao.
Treitag, 6. Suli: Sioius.
Sanstog, Z. SSuli: Gprillu5 unb Me-
tbooiuS.
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Ginlieeeno $4,000, Oie id sur 6rci-
Itelle Deripro6en bate.
ln lR
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Treiiteae 5u Gbren
Il. 6. Tran p. ,. Gndariitie
Previously credited. .$4 1886 .26
Frank Deutsch, New York,
NY. ................... 200
Total. 81, ,985. .26
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Qnittla1g fir fronl1ne
@aben 5ugnniten unierer
StnOenterl

N. N, Columbus, O.. $40. 90
Rev AlumnuS, Ind. ......... 1000
Mich. Thoma, Chicago, Ill. -. 500
Mrs. Agnes Steinke, st. Louis,
MO. 5.UU
N. N. 500
Mrs. K. Koenig, Teaneck, NJ. 500
Rev. AlumnuS, 0. ............ 400
Frank Osbeck, Columbus, O.. $50
Mrs. Mary Schneider, st. Paul,
Mimi. Observation-Disclosures. 800
J. Bartoldus, Franklin Square,
Long Island, N. Y. ........ 200
Mrs. Emile Schaefer, Roches-
ter, N. Y. 200
Mrs. Cath. Miller, Cleveland,
o. Observation-Disclosures. 200
Mrs. J. Bittner, New York, N.
Observation-Disclosures. Y. $50
Miss F. Wittenberg, Olden-
burg, Ind. ................. 100
N. N. 100
Jos. Erkens, Ford City, Pa. :. 100
Mrs. Mary Seifert, Menominee,
Mich. 100
Mrs. L. Besler, Trenton m. J. 100
John Reichelt, Buffalo, NY. 100
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-08-09

AVA - Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Alton, Canton, spent the week
end with M. L. Rayner and wife.
Mrs. Starlen Talley and Shir-
ley Archer were visiting Mrs.
William Upton, Saturday.
Miss Donna Humphrey, Zanes-
vile, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Stiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bates
were visiting Ezra Bates and
family, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sonny Rayner
and Hobart Davis spent the week
end in Great Lakes, Illinois.
Robert Ellison, u. S. Army, has
returned to Fort KKnox, KY,
after spending a 30-day fur
Tough here.
David Wagner has gone to
Cincinnati, where he has secured
employment with the Cincinnati
street railway co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bates
were visiting Charles Prouty and
wife at Cumberland, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burlin-
game, Detroit, Mich, spent a few
days last week with his mother,
Mrs. Lena Burlingame.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Moore are
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Moore this week.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-08-09
Whigville

WHIGVILLE - Born to Mr..
and Mrs. Jr. Smith Wednesday
at the st. Francis hospital, Cam
bridge son name David Ross.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mckee of Caldwell and
Mrs. Flo Smith of Willscreek.
Mrs. Mat Gulick spent Sunday
with Mr., and Mrs. Charlie Mil
Ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Gulick and
family attended the homecom-
ing at Antrim, Saturday.
Charley Yoho of Mt. Ephraim,
formerly of this place passed
away at a Columbus hospital,
Saturday.
The W.S.C.S. will meet in the
town hall Friday evening Aug.
10. Mrs. Ollie and Jean Miller
in charge of the program. Pot
luck supper will be served
Bring your own table service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Hayes
spent Friday evening with Mr.,
and Mrs. Kenneth Cutler.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Watson
entered the Cleveland Clinic
Sunday for observation. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Virgil
Watson.
Paul Cutler of N. j., is spend
ing a few days with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Euclid Floyd and
daughter of GAINESVILLE, spent
Sunday with Roy and Nellie
Graham
Harry Smith of the U, S.
Navy, Great Lakes, Ill, spent
Saturday evening with his
grandmother, Mrs. Mat Gulick.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mason
of Marietta, were calling on
friends here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Bates
spent Friday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Bates.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. D. Carter were Mr.. and,
Mrs. Goodsell Carter of Cuya-
hoga Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. May
nard Johnson of Caldwell, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Bates and
daughters of West Lafayette, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Downey and
son, Mrs. Leland Humphrey of
New Concord, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Bryson of GAINESVILLE.
John Archer of Pa, spent the
weekend at his home here.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-08-09
IN MEMORY

In memory of our son and
brother, Floyd Emmerson Good
will, who was killed in Duck
Creek, Macksburg, August 6,
1945.
Six years ago today a son and
brother went away,
He mad gone to another land
And all we have left is the
memories of his kind deeds
and smile for everyone.
We don't know why he had
to hurry away so soon,
But God bid him to come
And we are sure he is resting
in peace.
Sadly missed by Father,
Mother, Brothers and Sisters,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Goodwill
and family.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-08-09
Infant Daughter
Weighs 28 Ounces

All Santa Monica, Calf, is
watching with interest the steady
growth of 10 Carol Mcdonald,
who weighed only % ounces at
birth.
Her progress will also be
watched with interest locally for
the mother is the former Lillian
Gather of Caldwell.
The girl was born at Monte
Sano hospital, July 16, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Macdonald Of 24481a
Wiltshire Blvd, Santa Monica,
Calf. She weighed % ounces and
this week the infant who surviV-
ed dthree-month-permature birth
was up to 33 ounces and doing
we'll in an incubator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gather,
formerly of Caldwell and now
of Los Angeles, Calf, are the
maternal grandparents
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-08-09

MACKSBURG - Mr.. and Mrs.
John Clark and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Clark and son, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Stanberry and
children at Davis Ridge Saturday
evening
Mrs. Al Tulley and daughter
of Dayton, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
James Whealdon and family
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Antill
have moved from Middleburg to
Macksburg.
Dean Clark and Buzz Clark
visited their families over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Clark visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hayes
of Dexter City, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Icie Tilton of CIarksville,
Ind, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry EichhOrn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry EiChhorn
and Mrs. Icie Tilton visited Mrs.
Rilla Luke, Sunday evening.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-08-09
JOINS AIR CROPS

Richard Nichols, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Nichols. East
street, has enlisted in the U. S.
Air Corps for a period of four
years and left Saturday to take
his basic training at Lakeland
Air Base, San Antonio, Texas
Two other brothers are also
serving in the Armed Forces,
Robert Nichols at Camp Belvoir,
Va, and Donald with the u, S.
Navy at Great Lakes, Chicago,
Ill.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-08-09

and even some amusement
places-heretofore prohibited
also may go ahead.
But the freeze" effective un-
til October l, bans the start of
new factories, office buildings,
schools, hospitals and public
buildings.
Builders whose projects ex-
ceed the permitted limits may
apply for metal, to be delivered
after October |, under NPA's al
location system, known as the
controlled materials plan or
'CMP." But they may not get
it unless NPA deems the pro-
jects essential.
NPA officials said the net eff
feet of the new order-titled
MA" will be to ease consider
ably the problems of small pro-
ject builders.
Through NPA's authority to
scan each application for metal,
it will cut sharply, however, in
to the construction of big apart
ment houses, non-defense plants,
hotels and similar structures.
The builders of projects using
less than the specified quantities
of metal may 60 ahead. After
October /, they may certify their
purchase orders for metal as
being Observation-Disclosures" un-
der the ALLEGATION program. How
ever, NPA emphasized, these
must stick strictly to the re-
straints on metal usage.