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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-01
..9d1 ltt1h n,rtn @aua ,un lien
hrn, 4rrrn ntrnrn!"
0amilienbilb ams Der 8eaen,part

Sleler @ablipru6 itebt 5par nidt
m prunfenoen @olobu6Itaben iiber
Der Gtnsangstiir sl1r aroBen a1,nit.
llno Soanoelsgartnerei @aloberr, ober
oelfo felter uno unauslol6lider lit er
elngepragt in sic eolen Screen Ser
sselleer oieles @ei6dftes lno, mas sic
9al1ptlabe lit: er leu6tet flor her,
aus aus Dem gan5en 2eben uno Son-
oeln oieler edit briitli6en isa,niIie.
llno mo oieier edit 6riItlid,e @eiIt
berrl6t, oa lit es 5uneilt sic 1srou,
ole llnlner ipieOer Del oil sic Son1pe
sleBt. oamit bos beilige sseuer nidt
erlll9t, Die our6 8ort uno 8eilpiel
ole 9laubensapdrrne in ben Screen
Der Sbrigen 51 6eleben uno AT er6ol-
ten lllbt. @liidli6, ia oreimal aliid-
lld) Die 5amilie, in tpelder bei6e Sat
ten pollauf 5ulammenltimmen in Dem
tronlnen Wunl6e: SD uno mein
eaus, mir ipolen bem Serrn bienenl !"
Sn Ser mir pobl6efannteu 1alnilie
sSaloberr tit bas ser sSal. sSnnioe
Ser5ensnelgung bat sen 8uno aez
tnltprt 5pii6en Dem itottlid)en, onae-
lebenen Wtanne limo oer Iieblidlen
ollrb e6te @eibli6feit ausaeaeidz
neten, frommen 5ral1, l1no sic beioer-
leltlgen gltern iesneten freuoiq oieie
glllfoerbelBenoe Serbinouna sic
baben es pabrli6 ME 5n bereuen ae-
gabt, Oenn eine oonfbarere, fiiglomere
S3plegerto6ter, einen anaeneblne-
rem S6miegeriobn fonnte man iid,
nl6t oenfen. 8eioe Nfiitter pobnten,
Wltlpen getporoen, nebIt ibren AMBER
belrateten So6tern NIT oem iungen
Baare 5ulammen in einem 10 bera-
liden einberitanonis, oab nur Ser
GOO Der alten Srauen bieiem lhSnen,
Irleoli6en 3ulammenIeben Elm gnbe
bereiten fonnte. Ser Seaen ser Seirns
gegangenen bie grinneruna an ibr
coles SugenobeiIpiel tpirft nod Iiht-
lid fort in Ser il,nsen @eneration: in
oen &inoern bes Sauies.
Wie ii6 brouBen in Ser porsiiglid
betriebenen @drtnerei sic prGdtigiten
Blumen entfalteten llnb Dem regen
@elbaftsmanne @bre uno @etpinn
einbradten, 10 ihIug i'm Snnern oes
Sanies cine Wenidenfnoipe nod Ser
anoeren Die Meuglein auf uno entail
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-01
Ehlr Rad1r

Ssn eiuem 9orfe ipuroe i6 3euge
zines Gorfans, SEN id) ME bergeiie.
sSn elmer @artenipirti6nft iaBen biele
ilnge 2eute beieinanoer; tie iangen,
tranfen unb ipielten. giner bon it,
men, ein 8url6e bon rieitger @eitalt,
bielt licb bon BEN anoeren ettpas 5u-
rid unb nuroe besbalb bon mebreren
eenedt unb sebdnielt. slls ct ii6 ie=
bo6 ni6t aus leiner 9tube bringen
lieB, ltanb elm fleiner, rnteriebter
8urlbe auf, Elm Dapio gegen oen
@oliatb, uno gab linn cine i6aaenoe
Sbrfeise. 8litihneu iprang Der @e-
iblagene auf, FOB oen freben BUR
ihen in sic &obe unb lebte i'm Damn
auf ieinen 8lab. 9arauf perlieB er
nit brennenben @angen feline Same
raben.
Cine Stunoe ipater brannte in Ser
9tGbe Elm slrbeiterbaus, unO ales
ltromte Ser 8ranbItGtte at. 9a iab
ib Sen &ieien nit itaunensperter
&raft Wobel, &iiten, 8etten aus Dem
brennenoen &auie tragen unb 5ulett
nod cine alte, franfe 5rau, 6ie ibre
&Gnbe Inn ieinen Sals gei6lungen
bate. Sb brdngte mid 5l1 Dem Sur.
Ihen, unb bon gertpunoerllng binge-
riiien reicbte id linn einen Ealer.
Ser illnge Mann iab mid pertpunbert
an, nabm bas GeIbftif uno oriidte es
Dem Wiitterhen in Die Sanb. Sierauf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-01

tcte iib unter Oem Sonnenl6ein elter=
llHer Siebe. SSeoeS ser a6t &inoer
lpurOe ais ein 8fonb oeS SimmeIs
begriiBt uno unber5iigli6 CUR beiligen
Solfe gebradt. 9ie ni6tigen 8or=
manoe, oieien beiltgen slft 5u Der,
I6ieben, bis groBe Seitli6feiten Der.
onItaltet meroen fonnten, gab es in
Oielem Sauie nidt. Die Seele bes
Stlelnen nit Oem uni6ulosgetpanoe
oes @ottesfinoes gu i6miiden -. oas
mar Der erlte 9lusorl1d banfbarer
6reuoe fiir oas @otteSgeidenf. 9enn
penn Der 8abllprub loutet: sd
uno mein Salls, mir polen benl
Serrn Oienen!", Damn nuBten oo6 5ll
ollererIt Die &inoer oes Sallles in Sen
IienIt 8otteS gelteat peroen.
@ie liebli6 mar es, oieIe an5u-
leben, lpenn lie, faun1 fdbig, i6on gu
lteben lno 5u lpre6en an Ser tGg=
li6en Worgen- uno Ibenoonoo6t
teilnabmen Dor oem Sausoltor, ser
ltets nit glunen reid gei6miift mar
uno ie na6 ben tirdli6en 3elten cine
Ser5=Sellt= Statue, ein Gbriitfino, cine
Otaoonna oocr oas 9ilo zines Seili=
gen truG 10 oaB iib ser @eiIt Oes
&irGeniabrcs Sen &inoeru felt ein=
prdgte.
@ie ei1 @rbteil ging oos 9lmt oes
Wini iltranten BON eineln 9uben surt
anoeren; ser grobere inltruierte Sen
fleineren unO lueibte i'm in Sic
Bfli6ten ieines s(nltes Elm. Gou Itol-
ger SrellOe Duroe nit oen Sragen
oes Observation-Disclosures begonneh
unb Ben 8ipfel Oes @rfolgeS bru6te
Der Gag, an Dem man oas l6mere
WeBbu6 bon ser gpiltel- CUR gpon-
gelienielte tragen fonnte.
Seoen Wforgen nanoerten bic 'front.'
men gltern uno lire &inoer 5ur Sir
DIE. @abrlib, ieoe Ser5artelung mar
oerpont, oenn lpeOer Sturm nod
S6nee binoerte am &ir6gang; eiu5ig
&rantbeit Olspenlierte 0apon!
gbenio pflidttreu nuroe gum 8e-
iub ser Sbule angebalteh llno lper
Den gelitteten, itets einfu6 unO oo6
10 nett bon ser Wflttter gel6idter
Sano gefleioeten &inoern begegnete,
Ser bate leine Sreuoe Oaran. Die
Wabden balfen tiidtig I'M &al1sbalt,
inn 9eGben uno S6neioern nit, itets
unter ser Sbbut ser trellbelorgten
Wtutter.
gs fonnte ni6t feblen, baB in sic.
Ter narn1-6riltli6en llmgebung Die
Ieltene, cole 8l1une oes Glolterberufes
erbliibte, ser @unid, itb ausi6lieb-
li6 Dem 0ienlte @ottes 81, tpeiben.
Sb, mas gibt es Oa oft fiir Stiirme
IN BEN Sanilien, ipie 10 biel egoiItii6e
2iebe, Sic ii6 bon oen &inoern 1ti6t
trennen, ibnen ibr 8liid ni6t g0n=
men mill! gei6t 10 bier: iab man Oas
Gflan56en auBerorOentli6er @ottes=
liebe in elmer &inberieele feimen,
Damn begte uno pflegte man IS NIT
itrniger Sreube, betpabrte es Dor 6em
falten Saltd)e 1no tpeibte es @ott
gerne als bas goel1te, mas gltern
Sbm 5u bieten bernlogen. Oie 8e-
iu6e bel ibren &loiterfrauen iinb sic
ib0niten Sreuoentage ser Gamilie,
oenn INNER mebr iiber5euet tie iid
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-01

berl6pano ct in ser 0fenge. Spater
er3ablten mir bie 2eute, ooB ser iun-
ge Wtann Oie Mutter uno oos Wfobi-
lar ieneS Burden gerettet babe, ser
1bn IN Der 8artenpirtldoft seI6la-
gen bate.
@enn in ben Stiirmen bes 2ebens
MID man6mol ser 3orn ubermannte,
oobte l6 an oen goelmut oieles jun
gen Weltfolet unb neine Hrbe febr-
fe 1p1eoer 5uritd. @r ipar elm Selo inn
Slelnen, ober piellei6t eoler in ieiner
9el1nnung als mon6er, Ser in Ser
Selblbte ols Selo geprieien miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-01
Er5tphung CUR 6rmit1rn-
hafttgkrtt

IS 1T licberlid nidt 10 leiht, Die
&lnoer 5u ltrenger 8elpiiienbaftigfeit
5u er5ieben, unO quite Sebren 1peroen
bier mobl Iebr Denig niiben; oos quite
gellplel aQetn miro oie &leinen all=
mdblldb our ben @ce Der @etuiiien-
boftlgteit Iiibren @ie mihtig sic Sc,
mlllenhafti9feit fiir Die Gnttpidlung
uno 6eItigfelt oeS menidlihen Gba=
raftera llt beOenfen 1pobI Die tpeniq-
item; Oiele Sugeno, mel6e oen Stiib,
punft lnleres gan5en @eIens biloen
lollte, lpitr0e ionit bdufiger oertreten
lein.
Cine betrddtlihe 3obl ser inn tGg.
llben Seben porfonlme11Oen Ssebler
uno GcrltoBc, Streitigfeiten uno 9ler-
gernilie entipringt Dem Wangel an
6eDilierbaftigfeit. @er inn &leinIten
trelt lit, lper gelernt bat, fleine 8flif-
ten piinttlib 5l erfiillen, ser belpQbrt
lib oub in groBen 9ingen. Gin tpobr-
boft getpillenbafter Wenld piro ME
mails lnorbentlih iein, neil er &C.
mobnt it, alle5 an leinen GIob at
legell ipell er Oie ltnbeQuenIihfeit
nld)t lbelt, einen Sang 5u maiden,
I'M einen 8egenitano an Sic ibm ae=
bitbrenoe Stelle 5lt briugen. SIM I'm
gang nit aberdeen miro ser @etpii=
Ienbafte iid5 bitten, auf bloBes GuBe-
res 8oblgefallen bin, Ssreunoidoften
5u fniipfen, oie zines tieferen, inner
liben Soltes entbebren. gbenioipenig
miro er aber beitebenoe SerbGltniiie
Inn zines MiBperItdnoniiies 1piIen
altflolen. @r miro bielnebr oei1en
l1rladen nadfori6en uno Iieber Ielbit
cine &ranfung binnebmen, ais onoe-
rem allf geringe Geranlolll,ng Fin sic
Sreue bre6en Der 8etpilIenbofte
fam ni6t nntpobr ieir, neil es ieiner
gtatl1r mioerIprid)t gr lfn1eihelt
nlht, lonoern reoet, pie er oenft, unb
'Hmeigt, no er Ourd) leine Meinlng
SnltoB crregcn Diiroe. gr biitet itd,
in onoeren Soffnungen 5u ertpeden.
Die licb niht crfiiQen loiien. Sein ae=
gebenes @ort lit tbnl itet5 beilig. @r
permlrft nldlt bellte, mas er geltern
pertcloi9t ln0 me6lelt ieine 8IGnc
uno slnIibten nidJt nit Sen So9es5ei-
ten lonOern gebt felt l1no rubig iei>
men Neg Dem ongeItrebten ,3ieIe emit
gegen, bcltQnOe 0nSielbe uuh MIR in
Der ltiIlen, nber reoli6en grfiiuuna
tlelner Btllcbten. gr tut, mas er tut,
gall5, nit Doller Seele uno NIT gin-
lcb,ng aller &rGfte; eesbaIb lit audi
MIR Der pirflib 8etpilienbafte Elm
gan5er WenIh.
Gs ioa uno nlB oaber ihon 6as
&ino, tpelbes bie Shulaufgoben bonn
gto6barn abidreibt, beirnlib noI6t,
berbotene giifer lieit ooer sic Stro-
te fiir begon9enes ltnredt ouf I'M
lbuloige fallen laBt, lernen, ipelcb
cine bobe, iittli6 perebelnoe 8eoeu.
tltng in Der 8etpiiienbaftisfeit liegtl
Wfan oarf iid) Sic Mtiibe nidt ber-
orieBen laiien, INNER unb inmer
tpieoer ourb iein eigenes Gum uno
Sanbeln 81 bereilen, oaB es zines
ieoen Wenlfen beiliee 8Iidt lit, OH
seit geapiilenbaft au iein in aIlenl, ,pas
uns gu erfiiIen ouferleet tplroe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-01

oenfen, eS lei beller, rebt tltn, als
re6t baben tpollen.
gs gibt WenIdeh Sic iruner nno
INNER acknowledgements CUR Sano
baben, tie baben ME sic S6ulb,
inner lino es anoere, ipel6e bie Ser
anttportllng tragen. 2aBt es gut iein,
es bilft Oob nibts, 1penn on nod ben1
lpabren Sahperbalt foridelt.
Mancbe Menl6en boben INNER unb
iiberaa re6t. Sic bebaupten rnb trei-
ben 1nanbmal oie grDBten sllbern-
beiten, ieben oielelben au6 ielblt Elm,
oenn man bat tie augeni6einli6 |
banoereiflid iiberfiibrt; ober meinIt |
Ou, ouB lie iagen ipiiroen, tie bdttelt
geirrt? Sic bleiben babel lrno nennetl
meib ldmar5 rno idipar5 ipeiB. gs
iino oie llnperbelierli6en. Wit oenen
niite oib ni6t pergeblidb ab. Ser
&liiglte gibt na6.
8ie lb0n lit sic Stelle aus ser !
apoiteleeidibte iiber sic erlten Gbri-
item: rslue, oie oa glaubten, tparen
zines Sinnes uno zines Ser5ens."
8ialt ou Oas beute nod ieben, 10 gebe
in ein tpoblgeoronetes alolter, ba
nirIt bu tros oes peri6tebenen Ml-
ters, Ser perl6ieoenen gbaraftere Elm
lonftes, ipobltuenoes @eben bes eott-
li6en Srieoens geipabren. @ebe in bic
Samilie, po oie gltern fir Die &in-
ser, bie &inoer fir oie gltern leben.
ga I6afft bel alien oft groBen Spfern
Die 2iebe uno Der Srteoe Elm fleines
Yarabies in bielem Sonunertal. @oI>
len mir alle Srieoen, Damn betpa6en
mir Dor aaen lnleren Wunb, oenn:
Gin @ort lit i6nen geipro6en,
Gin @ort lit balo pertpebt;
Gin @ort fann 9fa1e fo6en.
Gin @ort fann iein 8ebet.
Gin @ort fann ltrei6en linbe
Sns Ser5 5l1tieflt binein,
@ie neibe sSriiblingsipinoe,
Gum &el6 Ser 8liimeletn.
Gin 8ort fann glei6 Sen Stiirmen
Iutbraulen cine Slut,
&ann 8ogenberge tiirmen,
Die in Ser 8ruIt gerubt.
Gin @ort fann @unoen l6loge,L
Die nollen beilen lbiper,
llnb nod in ipaten gngen
Iie gtarben ipeiIen ber.
Gin @ort fonn @unoen beilen
&ann 'Sal6' rro 8aliam lein,
Die alien S6mer5 oerteilen,
Der fraB ins Ser5 binein.
Gin 8ort fann 2iebe 5iinoen
SIM &reis Ser Menl6en on;
Gin @ort fann &rieg berfiin0en,
$50 fGut ser Wann oen Wann.
Gin @ort fann ,nddtig orineen
CUR Seele, bic linn laul6t,
9aB olle Saiten flingen,
Mn sic es leiie rauldt.
Gin @ort eibt gngelsfliisel
Gum 3uge beinatmarts,
Gin @ort Ohm ieoen 3iigel
BUR o0ae iagt oas Ser5.
Gin 0ort lit nidt pergeilen,
8enn Idnglt iein Slang per1pebt;
8ie Iauielnoe 3ppreiien
Gs nod oas 8rab llmltebt.
Gin 8ort - ieio belonnen,
3aB fein's eud jdb entfleuh';
gs ldBt allf groen @onnen
llno SrGnen binter eu6!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-01
Aup Martat

Witt maftem Van5e td 5mr fnbe 1d)on;
Nod 1T es fia, bnrd's meibeoule SdDmeisen
0rnst ilberbea bes slpes0deins SON.
10 lei sesrnkt Die nns oas Sell seburen,
Snnsfran Maria, lidjter IOrsenitern!
did bab' snm 2ettern idj mir anscrforcn,
Sem itrablcnb 2idjt seigt mir Sen gSes snm $errn!"
Ipe Wara!
Der Mittas glab; oes Saaes Mnben briden,
Tpn Grbeniorgen lit bebranst bas Sers.
3m Dir, Snnsfram, poa &ertrann uir blidcn
did srhkenb, fiest bic Seele bimmelmGrts
uySiQ Mngit nnb 8angen nner ioers bedJleid)en,
G5reift nus Der 5enb nit 2iit nnb Slide an,
Gr,urF mns 8nab, BAT mir im &f nidt meidjcn,
DAFT uir pebarrlid gebn bic Sn9euobabn,"
Nbe Maria!
Der Ibenb inft; Elm garter Nebelidlecr
2egt leiie id anfs itle Oriental.
9as 8lOdein mabnt, bak mir sur Nbenbfecr
Did, bulbe Sunsfran srHken mod enmal
nGrfleb ant Simmelstbron uns &ub nnb Sreoeu,
Sebit in itiller Nad)t bic &iuber ben;
l1mbn0t nns eint bic Spbesnadjt bieniebeu,
Sp fibr' nns ale in ben Simmel eiu!"
Mpc Wiara!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-20
Friendship Acres
To Aid Starving

Frank M. Fafnsworth, Water
vile, former Director Of Agricul-
ture and present Chairman Of the
Ohio CROP Committee. was ono
of the first in Ohio to sign up for
Friendship Acres"
This is a plan whereby Christ
ian spirited citizens may set aside
a portion of land and give the
product or its cash equivalent to
the Christian Rural Overseas Pro
gram tCROP) to help feed the
needy Of the world.
A recent survey conducted by
a Catholic Caritasverband in Ber-
lin reveals that within the last
TWO months alone, more than 12,-
600 refugees have arrived in West
Berlin from the Eastern Zone.
In Korea millions are homeless
and hungry because of the war. IN
India thousands are starving be-
cause Of the drought there.
Pastors Of each county, along
with Farm Bureau Councils.
Oranges and Future Farmers of
America, will have a supply of
applications for Friendship Acres,
or they can be obtained through
the State CROP Office, 135 East
Gay Street, Columbus, Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-20

(firmly packed), u cup white
sugar, VI cup cocoa, one 1-pound
package devils food cake mix,
milk, l cup cold water.
Method: Stir sugars and cocoa
together we'll in small bowl; set
aside. Prepare cake batter accord
ing to directions on package, using
II cup less milk than recipe calls
for; turn into a creased 9x9x2 in.
pan. Sprinkle sugar-cocoa mixture
over top of batter; pour water
over entire surface Bake in mod
crate (375F.) oven for 35 min
utcs, or until done. Cut in squares
and serve hot with chocolate
sauce that will be at bottom OF
pan; top with whipped cream.
Makes 6 10 s servings.
Note: This dessert should be
when freshly baked it's
not good for leftover eating.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-20
Grocers To Hear
Of Price Rules

Grocers in Franklin, Madison
and Fairfield Counties can learn
about new ceiling price regula-
tons at meeting at 7:30 pm.
Monday In Columbus East High
School, 1890 E. Broad st.
Earl G. Fellows, executive of
the food branch. Office of Price
Stabilization. will speak at the
meeting designed to straighteil
out tangles caused by regulations.
Harry Nation, secretary of the
Columbus Retail Grocers Associa-
ton, will serve as chairman His
organization is sponsoring tn e
meeting.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-20
EAST RANGE
By Mrs. Cora Barker

While visiting relatives at
Circleville last week, Mrs. Leila
Barker, fell dislocating her shoul-
der, and crushing the bones in her
right arm. She was taken to the
Circleville hospital for 3 few days
before returning home. It is not
definite yet as to whether she
viii undergo surgery.
Several from this community
are attending the revival at New
port Christian Union Church.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Wilson Sr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Miller, of
Washington c. H., Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Dowler of Dayton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wilson. of near Sc
dalia, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Will
son Of Lafayette were among the
guests on Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Florence Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lindig
and son Max, of near Plunlwood,
were supper. guests at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barker
on Sunday.
Visitors at the Wright home on
Sunday were: Mra and Mrs. Ray
Ridenour and children, and Roy
Wright, all of London, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Miller and children, of
Springfield.
Mr.. Wayne Kelley, has been
quite i'll with the flu. for several
days.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-20
SOCIETY ELECTS

Members of the Missionary So
ciety of the Baptist Church met
at the home of Mrs, Lois Har-
rison, Thursday afternoon, April
10, After the business session
Mrs. Maxine Burrell talked on
Edgar Guest and emphasized the
beauty of his poems concerning
every day life. Devotionals were
conducted by Mrs. Edith Stephen
son, whose subject was Search
ing for God" Election of officers
for the coming year resulted as
follows: President, Mrs. Lois Har-
rison: vice president, Mrs. Carrie
Miller; treasurer, Mrs. Frances
Jobe; secretary, Mrs. r. h
Campbell. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-20
WEST JEFFERSON NEWS
HOSPITAL

LEAVES HOSPITAL
Mrs. Thomas Travis elsie
Jones) Columbus, formerly of
here was removed to her home
from St. Anthony's Hospital last
Thursday. She underwent major
surgery two weeks ago.
e. VI
ATTEND FUNERAL
People from out of town at
tending funeral services for Mar
tin Jones last Wednesday, April
11th were: Mrs. Dorothy Karnes
and Mrs. Jean Phillis of Troy.
Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Vans
coy Of Urbana, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Jester, Mr.. Thomas Travis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Karl and
daughter, Daisy Lee Jones, Mrs.
Mary Dean. Mrs. Rachel Galen-
tine, Mrs. Josephine Mathis and
Mrs. Elsie McTntire all of Co
lurnbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-20
Galloway Couple
Honored At Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Thomas
of Galloway, were honored at a
surprise ensemble dinner Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Thomas, New California as a
celebration of their forty-sixth
wedding anniversary.
Attending were, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. r. Watts, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Rodger
Schellhaas and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Kuhlwein, all of Galloway;
Mr.. and Mrs. ira Thomas and
family, Mr.. Maud O'Hara, Mr..
and Mrs. Perry Rice of West JEFF
ferson and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Adelsbcrger of London RID. No.
3.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-20
1nE sEMwEEkLY MADISON COUNTY, pEMocRA1 LONDON OHIO

E. c. Nehls, Mrs. Paul n. Hal
brooks. Mrs. William Wentz, Mrs.
Ralph Harold, Mrs. Walter Flor
snce. Mrs. Robert Elder. Mrs. NJ.
Y. Murray. Mrs. Merritt Roberts
md Mrs. II. ]. Raine.
Homer Nelson was home from
VALPARAISO Technical Institute,
VALPARAISO Ind. TO spend the week
end with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilt Jr.,
and daughter Jean, and Miss
Vivian Wilt, are visiting friends
n Tennessee this week.
Circle c of the WSCS viii meet
t the home of Miss Jessie Park
Wednesday for pot luck to be fol-
lowed BY an afternoon program.
Word has been received here
of the death of Mrs. Nellie Light
Of Ft. Jefferson, wife of James
NJ. Light. Mr.. and Mrs. Light
we're residents of South Charles
ION for a number of years when
Mr.. Light was editor of the South
Charleston Sentinel
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hunter
entertained the Homemakers
Class of the Methodist Church
in their home on Monday even
ing. April 18th. They were assist
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. James L.
Hunter.
Miss Margaret Dunlap of Day
ton was the weekend guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Fred Bown.
Joan and Esther Hennigan ac-
companied by Shirley Mcpherson
and Jo Ann Harper of Spring
field were in Washington d. C.
recently attending the Cherry
Blossom Festival.
Honoring Pvt Robert Eutsler
son of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Eut-
Sler who is home on furlough
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Gohl enter
tanned with a dinner last Sunday
evening. the following guests:
Mrs. Clarence Gilbert and Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Gilbert and daugh-
ter Judy of Columbus. Mr.. and
Mrs Art Grasia, Mrs. Della Gohl
Miss Gladys UetSler, Betty Ross
Joe Penix, Cecil Thomas. Mary
Katherine Gohl, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Eutsler. and the honor
guest Robert Eutsler.
Mrs. G. I. Zirkle. and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Rea Jr.. and daugh.
ter, Patti, have returned from
a two weeks vacation spent al
Daytona Beach, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert LantZ en-
tertained with a family dinner il
their home on Sunday honorine
the Goth birthday anniversary oI
Mrs. Lantz's father, Joseph B
Wheeler. Those present included
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Wheeler, Mr.
and Mrs. c. F. Culbertson anC
son Jerry, Mr.. Frank Culbertson
Mrs. George Mechling, Mrs. Nell
Dowd, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Nun
sell all Of Columbus, Mr.. and Mrs
Guy Langstaff and Mr.. and Mrs
Micheal Homa of Dayton, MI
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-20
INDIANS Run OWN
REVOLVING LOANS

WINDOW ROCK, ARIZ.- Up
The Navajo Indians are hand
ling the tribal money with d loan
comrnitte just like Uncle Sam.
The money comes from oil and
other resources. This year the tri-
bal council appropriated $724, 900
to the revolving loan fund.
The loans go to stock men and
farmers among the $4,000 Indians
and to coop projects like tribal
trading posts, sawrnills and small
industries.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-20

their sight is SO poor that they
cannot read ordinary textbooks.
However, these partially sight
cd children are not segregated In
special classes for the entire sehoo.
day, Mrs. Dorothea di Pretoro,
head of New York City's Bureau
for Education of usually Handi-
capped, says. Partially seeing chill
dren are separated from their
normal-sighted school mates only
when they must do close work
with their eyes.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-20
ngpAL GETS .AIR FORCE

KfiATMANDU, NEPAL = up
This tiny kingdom now has an
air force. It consists of tko re-
conditioned Douglas Dakotas C-47
twirl-engined transports purchased
from India at cost Of SOS, 900.
The planes are the first owned
by Nepal, which previously de-
pended on chartered planes from
Indian airlines or Indian Govern
ment planes for aerial commune
cation with the outside world.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-20
S. CHARLESTON
BY MRS. n. r. NELSON
Ph. s-s5o2 G. s-s375

E. G. Mischief and Miss Anna
Mischler have as their guest
MIR. Mischler's brother, Frank
Mischler of Spokane, Wash.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
South Charleston Fire Depart
ment arc sponsoring a euchre to
be held at the Town Hall on Fri
day evening. April 20.
Mrs. Faythe Limp and daugh-
ter, Rosemary -of Oxford. O..
were recent guests of Mrs. H. F.
Gross and other friends here.
Mrs. Donald Ballengee enter
aimed last Monday evening hon
ring Mrs, William Francis. The
guests included: Mrs. w. A. Mails
barry. Mrs. James Scarf, Mrs.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-20
PHONES FROM HAWAII

MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Casio were
pleasantly surprised when their
son, Edward, called them from
Hawaii, April 3. He enlisted in
the U.s.. Navy last May, under
went his boot training at Great
Lakes and was then assigned to
the U.S.S. Missouri, and as every
one knows, has been in action
somewhere in Korea for months.
He called his parents from San
Francisco last Friday, April 18th.
He was starting for "Ohio" on
the Missouri via Panama Canal
to Norfolk, Va. They have an
other son, Sgt. Ralph Caste who
served three years in the U. s.
Navy and has served two years in
the Marines and recently enlisted
for six more years. He is now
stationed in North Carolina.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-04-20
ENTERTAiNs WScS

Mrs. Lucy Hopper was hostess
to the WSCS at her home on N.
Center street Wednesday after
noon, April II, with Mrs. Della
Daniels. Mrs. Dorothy Johnson
and Mrs. Maude Major as as
sistants. Devotionals were con-
Quoted by Mrs. Minnie Britton and
the lesson period was in charge
of Mrs. Eva Recob. Mrs. Blanche
Deacon asked the corporations
of the Society in establishing a
kindergarten in this community.
plans are also being made for a
vacation Bible School for Young
people to be held in June. Rev.
George Eley closed the program
With prayer. Refreshments were
served by the hostesscs.