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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30
Hunt rrd,tr&, Sphptt
Spn > ina Grnfberaer

Starfe oes Gbarafters, araft oes
Oenfens, ebles @oaen 5eitiet ni6t Sc,
Struoel oes Sebens, lonoern Die Gin,
Ianfeit.
Ser @uni6, anoeren inmer aleib,
5utunL 5eittgt oen 2urus.
9as rNad=oers9ede4Streden Ter.
men, lit cine Ser erlten Sugen6en, oie
eine Wtutter ibrer So6ter als an.
gebenOer Saasfrau mitgeben fann.
Cine 5rau fam pieles als Gurus
betrabten uno lei6t oarauf per5i6ter
penn tie oa5u er3ogen lit.
Giele SurusgesenI ItGnoe i'm Sein
tragen nidts oa5u bei gliidliGe
Sausli6feit 81 idoffen.
9as itno 0ie mirflid groben, nit
ebter 6rauenlpiiroe gei6miidten See.
len, Die in beideioener ginfo6beit oen
Con ibres Sauies gan5 allein nad oen
8iinlden Der Jamilie itimmen unb
bausli6e 3ufrieoenbeit uno @emit.
li6feit an erlte Steae ieten.
es gibt ni6ts 8iberlideres uno
8ertloleres als cine fSrau, oie ais
elegante WoOepuppe baberlteigt 1n0
Die Sparpfennige bes 8atten oasll
|oermenoet, Inn als elegante gri6et.
nung gu glan5en.
gs lit cine grauiame, gemeins
SanolungsDeiie, 9arbenbe 5uleben Al
lalien, 1pabrenO man an iiberreid ae=
oedter Safel l6tpelgt.
Gs lit ser 5rau unipIroig, oas 81.
perl6menoen tuoour6 man orinaeno,
lte Scot linoern lno oft Iogar Ser
5meifelnoe bonn 9tano oes Grades su-
riidbalten fann.
Surus uno l1eberlnaB befrieoigen
ni6t. Sic iteben in gar feinem @er=
baltnis 5u ser inneren Sereibeit uns
gu oem @liidseefubl, oas freimiIiae
entlagung gibt, beionoers tpenn cs
gilt, anoeren oamit gu belfen.
Das edte @liid lit nidt i'm @enuB
uno in Ser grfiiaung unierer @iin-
lbe oauerno gu fin0en, ionbern in Der
gntiagung fir anbere uno in elmer
einfa6en, beideioenen @eiinaung.
GrIte unsliidlibe 2iebe lit elm tpirf.
ltbes unglid, oenn ieIbIt tpenn sic
iunge Seele oie Strait finoet gu iiber-
Dinoen, 10 oedt oo6 bie @rinneruna
oaran, ielbit tpenn iie DEM Sersen
teuer bliebe, Elm triiber VS9atten. Ser
8egriff 2iebe l1no 8ertrauen bat fiir
!mrner BEN SintmelssIans eerloreu
Der Sarbeni9mela Der eriten Sugeno-
bliite lit oabin.
Snnerli6e, gefiiblsitarfe MG6ben,
Die Sugeno uno Srauenebre an erite
Stele ieten, ii11b in Ser 2iebe 4peit
|mebr bttteren Grfabrungen ausgelebt
als flatterbafte S6n1etterlingsnatu-
rem, oenen tpabre 2iebe ltn6 Ereue
iiberbaupt fremb lit.
Eeilnabme tut i,nmer tpobl. SelbIt
Die berbittertite SeeIe lit oafiir nidt
luneurpftn6Ii@.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30
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vGns @ort Com" lit Sic 3uIom-
men3iebung Oe5 lateiniihen SaseS
vDeO Obtimo marimo", 5. +. uOen
bo6lten 8ott 5u gbren". 9as erinnert
lns an cine finolide auslegung Ser
Iateiniidhcn Snitialen, Sic ol1f Oen
prieltcrliden WteBgelpanoe lteben
] II S. 9ei einem &utehi5musunter=
ridt, Sen emit Ser @eibbiitof Sdmit
in ser Shltle obbielt, frugte er eirt
Shulfino, mas oieie Snitialen beOcu-
teten, porouf Oas Sdulfino in Ieiner
noipen 9lufiuiilng erluiOerte: vGaS
heiBt: Sd beiBe Sdmib!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30
Arhpl nrtnrpn l1nn
hrauBrtt
GDn Grifa @aIbeu

9laes, mas in ser gatur porgebt
Oes 5riiblings 8liitenpra6t, oie liel,
ten Som1nertage, ser farbenreid)e
SerbIt, oes @inters 5rolt nno gis,
ales miro belllngen, aaem miro eilt>
poetilfe Seite abgeponnen. Nur oer1
geebel, Dem fell6ten, falten, ser Iber=
|all einoringt, al6 in Ser5 uno 8ez
ntiit, ibm lingt nieman0 Elm tpoblpol.
lenOes 2ieo. Sour als Sinnbilo ser
Sorgen, oes Summers miro er on
geluanot. - @enn Elm Sdiff bcn1
Diloen Sturm untolt miro, 10 nimmt
Der Steuermann es ml1tig nit ibln
alf er fGmpft nit Dem 1piitenoen Gle
ment, bis er iiegt ooer unterliegt.
9o6 penn ser Hebel fonmt, 10 qral,,
10 l1nOurdlihtig, nenn ct tpie Elm Sc,
Ipenit oas 'S6iff 11mfreilt, Damn bilft
fein Wfut, fein &f. 9ann beiBt eS
abparten, langlam babintrie6en, t1s
| it'd Ser sroue, fel.6te 0unitidleier
liiftet.
81 gebt's au6 inn 2eben. Gie Sol
gen ser eroBen 5repel 1ino Stl1rm
unb Conner. Iud Oie fleinen sSebler,
oie 3a6laiiigfeiten, oie fiibren oos
| |l6lei6enoe 8eipenIt, Oen Rebel bers
bel. ltnO oann tappt man berum llno
fam BEN Iusgang ni6t mebr finoel1,
trot all ser Sebniu6t na6 reiner
2nft, nud) &larbeit. Manuigfalti9
|iino oie l1riaben, Sic Sen Nebel i'm
Saule beraufbei6noren; oieqei6t iii
oie Jrau ni6t ipariam genl1g biel-
leiGt lino Sic gbegatten perlbiebencr
Wein1ns in ser &inOerer5iebung ooer
in Dirtibaftli6en slngelegenbeiten.
|8iellei6t lit Ser Otann launiid, men,
er nadbaule fommt. Sin 8epitter
NIT 2uftreinigung beoinst au6 fir
Ben gbebimmel Iufflarung, aber
ni6t INNER folgen auf i6tpiile Soge
reinigenoe @etpitterltiirme. Sft folgt
oie ldpere, bleierne, lGbn1enoe Suit,
in Der ni6ts @utes uno Shones &C.
oeiben fann. go fabren Oie 2ebens=
lbltfleln Our6 l6meren grauen gtebei,
cine 8erlegenbeit folgt ser anberen,
cine perorieBli6e 2aune Der anoerer,
feiner gonnt oem anoeren einen
freunoli6en 8lid, niemano ipriht
oas erlte quite @ort. llno enOlib -
folgt Damn Elm 3ulammenitoB, Der 10
manhes 5ertriimmert, mas ME mebr
aufgebaut tperoen fann. 0a iou nun
bie 5rau einmal cine ernlte @epil=
ienserfori6uns balten, Oh lie tpobl
i6ulo lit an bem grauen geebel, Ser
iib 10 i6tper auf Ser5 unb @emilt
lenft, Oh tie ni6t in1itan6e lit, 2tht
unb alarbeit in oas Seim gu bringe,t.
Oenn 1penn es @obe Inn @ode, Sabr
Inn Ssabr 10 peitergebt, Damn fommt
Die unsenriitli6feit, Ser Utann gebt
aus Dem &auie unb bdlt iih brauBe.l
i6aolos. Die @atten binbet feline @e-
meinlamfeit, iie ieben feline Jrn9t
ibrer grtperbst1tigfeit, 1no 10 itirbt
Die Mrbeitsluit.
un6 olles 6as tpegen elmer fletnen.
(triben @oIfe, 1ie gum un6urdithti'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30
- q. g., ga. =

Die grfabrungen, sic Sic olS 2eier
l1no 4gent l1nierer tatb. 3eitllng in
Sbrer nd6iten llmgebung gemocbt
baben, Iteben leioer ni6t oerein5elt ou
uno iino ben fatbolil6en 3eitungss
l6reibern MIR 5lt gut befannt. Ser
8riinoe fir oie fniel elbnode Inter
itiisung Sbrer fatboliifen Brelie gibt
es Dor anem 5pei: Ser 8eiit lebr oie=
Ter &otboliten lit ollr6 oas beitdnoig
tie umeebenOe 9eiipiel iebr oerluelt-
lift, 10 oaB lie Oas n0tige Sntereilc
fir cine religio5 gebaltene 3eitung
pielfaf perloren baben ltn0 lie am
Ieniationeuen, fir sic Sinnlidfeit
bere6neten 2eieitoff ser Sagespreiic
mebr @efaQen finoen. ltnO oesbalb
bort man bon oieIer Sorte &atbolifen
Die gnti6uloigung: in oen tatbolis
l6en 3eitungen lit nidts Orin. 3Dei=
tens baben Oie fatbolilben Wtailen
niht sic idreienoe 9sotluenoigteit uno
8i6tlgfeit ser fatbolil6en 8reiie er.
fannt. Sic merOen crit, Denn eS 5ll
Ipot lit, erfabren, lpie Die &atbolifen=
feinoe ibnen cine iSreibeit na6 Ser
anoeren entreiBen, Oie &ir6engiiter
bel6lagnubmen unO tie ibrer 8rielter
uno &ir6en berauben Grit Damn ner=
Sen lie begreifen, iparum Ser 81. 3d.
ter, oie 9ii6Ofe, Hrielter llno fiib-
renoe fatboliide 2aien 10 einOringlih
uno unermiiolid sur llnterltiitllng
Ser fatbolilGen Breiie aufforOern.
Man fam beut5utage fem gutter,
proftiider &atbolif iein, menn men
nidt aus alien &rdften leine, 5. +. sic
fatboliide 8reile unteritiibt. Die 2e-
benspi6ttgfeit Der fatbolilhen 8reiie
erbeut aus ser INNER nod nidt genug
betonten uno belpieienen SatIahe, oaB
iiberau oa, po sic &atbolifen ibre
Yrene perno6ldliigten, sic fatbolilde
Stride groBen S6aoen erlitt. Nitjt
umionIt lu6te ser perItorbene groBs
Golferapo1tel 8apIt Eius X. nit lp
geipaltigen Hadorlld bel ieoer @ele-
genbeit Die eminente @ihtigteit ser
fatboliiden Brelie 5u betonen. @an5
belonoers l6Der uno ernIt iino Oie
na6Itebenoen YapItlporte: uMan be,
greift INNER nod ni6t oie @idtigfelt
Der Brelie. @eoer ser &lerus nod oic
@laubigen bei6dftigen ii6 NIT ibr 10,
1pie es notig mare Die 8reiie lagen,
bas lei etlpas Teues, llno friiber babe
man oiele Seelen gerettet, obne ii6
I'm Die 3eitungen 5ll befiimmern. 9as
lit balo geiagt: Sriiberl fSriiber! slber
man oenft nift oaran, oaB friiber bus
@ift ser idleften Preile ni6t 10 ber-
breitet lpar pie iebt, 0aB man alio oas
8egenmittel Ser euten Breiie ni6t 10
notig bate tpie iett. 8ir baben nid)t
mebr friiber, ionbern berte. gs tit
GatIade, oaB beute oas hriItlihe 8olf
getGuif)t. bereiitet uno 5ugrunoe ge-
ri6tet miro burh gottloie 3eitunger.
SSbr tperbet pereebltd &ir6en baue,,,
Mifiionen beranitalten, S6ulen grim.
ben unb ale guten @erfe berrihten.
Mne cure 8emiibungen iDer6e1 1tnt.
ionIt iein, tpenn ibr 1tidt Die @ertei6!.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30

sungstpaffe ser fatboIiiden lopalen
uno aufridtisen Breiie gu gebrauden
piBt." Sic Rreile lit in unlerem 3eit.
alter cine ltngemein mG6tige @affe
gelporoen l.nO nenn mir Tie nibt 9e:
bralt6en, Tim bie beiligen Hebte ser
Stride unO Ser Menidbeit 5lt berteiois
gen, IinN mir feiee Osietlinge, sic Sen
Hamen &atbolifen ni6t beroienen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

gen gte6el miro, penn man ii6 nicGt
energlld mebrt. Sie 5rau NIT ibrem
teinen Ser5enstaft fann NIT 2ie6e
1no ltmlibt 10 manbe gefdbrliGe
&lippe rmlfiffen uno oen Seebel aus
Dem SauIe, aus oem Ser5en fernbal-
ten. Sic Itrebe Ounad, i1nmer Colt
nenihein berpor5u5aubern; lie ielb7t
let llbt unO bel, ni6t tpie oos tribe
8aiier, aus oem Sic grauen geebel
Iteigen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30
. u. s., ga.

Inter oen Salmuo (oas be6rtiilde
8ort beoeutet 2ebre) perltebt mon
sic fir oie SuOen neben ser 8ibcl
Ges sllten SeItamentes maBgeblihen
S6riftiperfe, uelbe Die religious
geiesli6en lteberlieferltngen entbal=
ten, alio cine 9lrt Sraoition biloen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30
|ebrung alle Gage einem frommen Sei4
liqenbil0 iic] 8ltlpen0et.

ebrung ane Gage einem frommen Sci
ligenbilo itd] 3liipenoet.
(gaterunier: Seal. 1853, 34.)
Die eluige Seligfeit muB cine @ur-
5el baben, uno oieie lit oas groen-
leben. 8ie bie 8ur5el inn bunflen
feubten @rltno bleibt, uber ibre lh6nc
Bflan5e gum 2i6t binauftreibt, llnb
sic 8liite 1lno Srubt aus Dem tiefe1
falten 8ooen beraus ibren Stoff ber-
aufiul,gt, 10 fat oas etpig ielige 2eben
ieine @ur5el, bon Ser es lebt unb NIT
ser es pertpa6ien it, i'm iroiI6en So-
iein. Sieie gelpiiie 8abrbeit lit un-
eebeuer getpaltig.
(@iloer Sonig, 479.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30

3 m 3 a II b er il n It e r.
3al1berfiinItler: uNein 8ebilfe miro
obne ale !Silfsmittel erraten, tpiepiel
Saare elmer ser antpeienoen Serren
auf bem &opf bat." Gin Serr: vg2ie.
piel Saare babe i6?" 8ebilfe: r3tpei
Wilionen pierbunbertie6a
Observation-Disclosures" 3auberfiinitler:
u@enn sic na6adblen, mein Serr,
perben Sic ieben, baB es itinmt!"
Ius ser Sdu1e. 2ebrer:
~@el6es Sier bat oos bette Mn-
paiiungspermogen?" Mare: rOas
Subn!" 2ebrer: r8ieio, 2entfe?"
Ware: ~gs legt sic gier irnmer il.
oaB ite in oie gierbeder patient"
3ement unb S~a ropb on.
~gmil. 1peeite, mot ser l1nteri9ieo IL
5piI6en n Saropbon uno n tSod
3ement?" - n8eeB id midi" -
"9enn muBte mal in beebe rim
puiten!"
8osbaft. v9u, Serr 5hulae
bot gelagt, i6 bdtte Elm 8eii6t tpie Elm
3affael'iher gngel!" - ~gte6t bat
er; Der lit au6 genalt!"
gr mel b, M e's + om m t. Gin
Sbotte ipar i'm Sauie ieines sreun-
oes 5u elmer groBen TaufgeleGhaft
eingelaoen, bei Ser es bo9 bergin1
nno Der 8bisfp uno u16ere Sersitdr-
fungen nibt geipart tpuroen. slls bus
@elage ieinen S0bepuntt erreidt
batte, erbob iib Ser @alt, modte sic
&unoe our6 oie gan5e @eieaidaft
uno nabm BON ieoem feierli6 9lb-
Idieo. ~aber Menid," iagte ser
Salsberr, ~br tuirit oo9 nod nid]t
nabbaule geben, 1penn Ser Abeno
eben crit anseriiien iit?" - u@iu ich
au6 ni6t," ertuioerte eifrig ser u,t-
oere, "i6 min eu6 MIR quite Nadt
ldgeH, lolarge 16 eud fenne!"
SIM 6 a m n. rSerr @anoibat,
iagen Sic mir bite, tpie fin6en sic
Die umorebungs5eiten uno oie &c.
idminoigfeiten Ser Blaneten Inn sic
Sonne% = SD firoe iie fabelbaft,
Serr Frofelior."
Ser 1pabre 6 &iinitIer. Ma.
Ter: Scum, tpie gefGQt ssybnen Die
Wurlt auf meinenr Stilleben?"
Sriiberer Sdladtermeiiter: .Sm, lit
ia gang nett, aber apifien Sic, ne
8urit ba binnralen, oas lit fein
aunitItiid; ood cine orbentli9e @urIt
5ure9tma6en!"
g 6neI eIligfeitsperbeI-
ernng. ~0as 2ibt legt in ser Sc
funoe 10000 &ilometer 5uriid."
~Nein, 3O0,O00!" = Sea ia, m0q-
lid! Die 8erfebrsperbGltniiie baben
ii4 ia in ben lesten a,pan3ig Ssabren
erbeblib gebeiiert."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30

Ser5loier, lieoerlider l,no lei6tiin-
niger fonnte lpobl nift cine @obl.
titigfeit alsgeiibt peroen, als 2uit-
burfeiten an5uitellen uno bon Dem gr-
los oerlelben l1ngliidli6e 81 unter=
Itiiten.
@iloer Sonig, 30O.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30

1. Kopfschmerzen
2. Nervositst
3. Magenbeschwerden
a. Verdauungsstorungen
S. Gas und Blihungen
6. Schlaflosigkeit
z. Appetitlosigkeit
wenn diese Beschwerden
durch Verstopfung verur-
sacht werden
Seit 1887 haben Tausende und
aber Tausende erfolgreich Triner's
Bitt e rwein gebraucht, cine wir-
kungsvolle, wissenschaftliche For
mel, die aus elmer speziellen Aus
wahl Won Naturs eigenen Wurzeln,
Krautern und Pflanzen zusammen-
gestellt wurde. Triner's wirkt lin
de, bestimmt und milde, UNI trage
Abfallstoffe aus Ihren Darmen zu
eliminieren. Besorgen Sic sich
heute cine Flasche Timers Bitter
vein und uberzeugen Sic sich
selbst Won semen Vorziigen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30
. u. Eb., 81. =

Sic idreiben: Sic baben i6on
perldieoene redt intereIiante Geime-
reien in Sbrem glott gebra6t. Sd
nro6te nod mebrere Oieler 9lrt pon
Sbnen leien." gta6ltebeno bringen
mir einen pai6edten 3ungenbreher,
ben Sic nid)t in einem 9ltem5ug lelell
nod lprehen fonnen:
Sic 5lpei g a d t N q 6 ter
Gs noren einntal slpei geadtlpad=
fer. Ser cine 9ta6ttpa6ter lpudte Dor
Wtitternndt 1lno ser anoere Hadt~
mndter 1pu6te na6 Otitternad)t. 9n
iagte Ser Hu6tlpa6ter, ser Dor Ititz
ternad)t nahttDadte, 5lt bem Nahts
maGter, Ser nad) Otitterna6t nu6t=
pa6te: u@ialt it ou, ser Ra6ttpohter,
Der na6 Witternadt na6ttpa6t, nirbt
mai Dor 0titternaht nafttpa6ter,
uno i6, Ser Ra6tDadter, ser Dor
Vtitternadt na6tpa6t, perOe fir
oid, 0e1 9ta6tpafter, ser na6 0fit=
ternadt nadtpadt, nod] Wtitternaft
nadtpadlten." 9arauf lagte Ser
Nodttpadter, ser na6 Mitternadt
81 oem Na6tipadter, Ser
Dor 0fitterna6t na6tlua6te: sd.
Ser 9tad)tDadter, ser na6 Wtitter=
na6t nadtpaft, fam ni6t fir OiG,
Ben gtadtlpa6ter, Ser nor WitternaGt
Dor Wtitterna6t naht-
madten." llno 10 tpa6ten ser Naft-
madter, ser Dor Wtitternadt nadts
nadte, Dor Witternadt, unb Ser
Raftmadter, Ser na6 Mitternaht
nadttuafte, nod bis ouf Sen beutigen
Sag naf Mitterna6t - 1penn :"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30

Aus ser g dule. 2ebrer:
~8el6es Sier bat 6os bette Mn-
paiiungspermosen?" Ware: rOas
Subn!" 2ebrer: u@ieio, 2entfe2"
Ware: ugs legt sic gier immer il.
oaB iie in oie gierbe6er patient"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30

g ELI g feits erbeI-
ernng. ~0as 2ibt Iegt in ser Se.
funoe 10000 &ilometer 5uriid."
rNein, 100000" Sea ia, moq-
lid! Die 8erfebrsDerbdltniiie baben
ii9 ia in ben lesten atpanaig Sabren
erbeblib gebeiiert."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30

Cement uno S~a ropbon.
"gnlll. meeite, tpat ser ltnterldieo IL
5pil6en n Saropbon uno n Sod
3ement?" - r8eeB id midi" -
~Senn muBte NAL in beeoe rim
b11Iten /"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30

@enn es inn Sebrderbrief beibt,
GbriItus mlBte leiOen, bamit gr eill
Sobeprieiter lueroe, ser nit unieren
Seioen Ourd grfabrung Mitleioen
lerne: 10 miiilen mir l,mgefebrt leioet,
Inn 81 fiiblen l1nO 5u l6aten, mos
GbriItus fir uns getan bat.
(@iloer Sonia 2O1.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30

SIM @ramen. ~Serr @anoi6at,
lagen sic mir bite, 1uie finoen sic
ole umorebungs5eiten 11nb Die &C.
lhtpinoigfeiten Ser Blaneten Inn sic
Sonne?" = SD finoe Tie fabelbaft,
Serr Srofelior.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30

g 3 + aft. r9u, Serr 59ul5e
bat geiagt, i6 batte elm @eiidt tpie elm
Gaffael'f6er gngel!" - u&e6t bat
er; Ser lit au6 gemalt!"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-03
Governor Signs Bill
Changing Tax Assessm't

Continued from Page u
to construct new buildings at Col
lege Park and Baltimore; approves
a 100000 state bond issue for new
buildings at st. Mary's Seminary
Junior College and empowers the
city of Annapolis to float a $780,
900 bond issue to pay for street
and road improvements.
AS finally enacted, the Univer-
sity of Maryland bills provides at
College Park for a physical educa-
ton and auditorium building, three
dormitories, 10 other housing units
for fraternities and sororities and
student building which will in
clude SUPPLY store and post office
boxes. A similar student union
building is authorized for Balti-
more.
Montgomery County bills signed
were HB-160 Directing the
county council to appoint on July
l a three-member board of license
commissioners, each of whom is to
receive a salary of $1,000 a year,
and HB-161 - Providing for es-
Establishment of a liquor control
board. Among Statewide bills
approved were those setting up a
Civil Defense Agency.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-03
Diocesan Convention
To Be Opened By
Bishop Dun May 7

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pm. with a fellowship supper at
$3.50 pm. at the parish hall. The
Rev. Alfred B. Starratt will speak
on christianity in the Chinese
Revolution. Mr.. Starratt, rector
of st. Paul's Church, Stockbridge,
Massachusetts, spent three years
from 1946-1949 in China as pro-
fessor at Huachung University in
Wuchang. He lived for six months
under the Communist government.
Formal opening of the Conven-
ton will be the Predecessor Ser
vice at the Washington Cathedral
on Sunday, May 6 at A pm. The
service will be of special interest
this year as it will be combined
with the Institution of the Rev.
Francis B. Sayre, Jr., as Dean of
the Washington Cathedral. Fol-
lowing the service Bishop and Mrs.
Dun will entertain the clergy and
their wives at tea in the Bishops
Garden.
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Funeral Rites For
Lifelong Resident
Were Held Monday

Funeral services were held on
Monday for George Frank Cashell,
73, of Sunshine, who died on Sat-
urday, April 20 at Montgomery
County General Hospital. The
services were held at the Roy w.
Barber Funeral Home, Laytons-
vile, and were conducted by the
Rev. Conrad w. Jordan. Interment
was in Mount Carmel Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, Clara
Erwin Cashell; a son, George F.
Cashell, Sunshine; daughter,
Elizabeth c. Dunlevy, Washington;
two brothers, Montgomery Cashell,
Sunshine; Pearl Cashell, Washing
ton and four sisters, Mrs. Kath-
crime Barnsley, Mrs. Clara Cashell,
Mrs. Nettie Best and Mrs. Cora
Downs, all of the county.
One of the last of the old
fashioned blacksmiths and wheel
wrights, Mr.. Cashell was known
far and wide for his excellent work
and for his dry humor. He had a
store of stories of the neighborhood
which he recounted in "old Jim
Case" style. The many friends who
attended the simple services on
Monday attested the regard in
which he was held.
Mr.. Cashell was the son of the
late George w. and Catherine
Hobbs Cashell.
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County Jersey Club
Places Second In
Cow Judging Contest

Members of the Montgomery
County Jersey All Club won sec
ond place for their judging efforts
in the Hoard's Dairyman COW
judging contest, it was announced
this week. The local club won sec
ond with 1909 average, out of
800 contestants in forty states and
Canada. The winning team from
Farmdale, Ohio, had an average of
464.
The CLUB submitted its entry as
a result of judging of pictures of
five breeds of cows at it's Febru-
airy meeting. The contest was
open to all All and FLA teams
and individuals. ..
Howard Stiles is president of the
Club and Carol Mills is secretary.
A complete review of the contest
will be given in the May issue of
Hoard's Dairyman magazine.
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Lessons In Square
Dancing To Be Given
Each Thursday Night

The popular square dance
group, the Saints and Spinners, is
now holding square dance classes
every Thursday night in the cafe
terra of Richard Montgomery High
School. Glasses for beginners will
still continue, on the second and
fourth Thursdays, with Little Jack
Clark calling Advanced classes
will be held the first and third
Thursdays with Fitz Clark calling.
The same time schedule will be
maintained-couple dances from
1880 to $3.50, squares from $3.50 to
1920.
The classes will continue
throughout the summer.
Besides the square dance classes
on Thursday nights, the exhibition
square Of the Saints and Spinners
appeared on the Connie B. Gay
Television Show two nights re-
Gently, and gave an afternoon per-
Torrance at Walter Reed Hospital.
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Rockville Budget To Plan
For Town Hall, Prk'g Lot

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eventually the need will be for
1000 if the town is to continue to
grow. Parking is the number one
problem of Rockville the most
critical and important" was the
opinion of businessmen. Rockville
is unique, the mayor pointed out,
in that it is only one-fifth COM
mercial.
The Mayor and Council were adj
vised to buy land and start plan
ming for a town building. 1t was
thought advisable by the group to
have a separate recreation area.
The need for more office space
is immediate. In 1916 the town
used one room in the Fire house.
Now it is renting six rooms and is
badly crowded. The office staff
consists of town manager, John G.
Mcdonald; Mrs. Sara Mortimer,
clerk, and her two assistants, Mrs.
Lucille w. Magruder and Mrs.
Betty Douglas; Engineer John
MARYLAND who also is planning en-
gineer; his two assistants, George
Brazaus and William Floyd; gas
inspector Forrest Magruder. In
1916 the entire staff consisted of
Mr.. Mcdonald, engineer, and Mrs.
Leigh Allnutt, clerk
Future plans also include "many
miles" of paving, and possibly the
f1uoridation of water. Full support
has been promised the Library
which last year was allowed $4,000.
continued. 1t, too, was allowed
$4,000 last year. FL.
The regular budget hearing will
be held early in June. ~.
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Miss DrOnenburg And
Capt. Griffith Wed
In Panama Saturday

Mrs. Clifton Dronenburg of
North Adams Street, Rockville,
this week announced the marriage
of her daughter, Katherine Lor-
raine, to Captain Thomas P.
Griffith, son of Mrs. Howard Crit
fifth of Bethesda. The wedding
took place on Saturday, April %,
at 4:3O PM. at Fort Clayton,
Panama. Colonel and Mrs. Ragnar
johnson of Panama, attended the
young couple.
Both the bride and groom are
well-known in Montgomery where
they both have been lifelong resi-
dents. A veteran of World War
II, Captain Griffith, served four
years with the 343rd combat
engineers.
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Local Births At
Suburban Hospital

Births reported at Suburban
Hospital for the period April %
to %, include.
April % - Mr.. and Mrs. Ver-
non V. Story, a Woodford Road,
Rockville, a son, Robert Hampton.
April "a 49, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Howard Davis, 1918 Rockville Pike,
Rockville, a daughter, Elizabeth
Lee; Mr.. and Mrs. Milton B. Pra-
Their, Route 2, Germantown, a son,
VIM. Ellis.
April rs - Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
E. Campbell, Gaithersburg, a son,
Michael Eugene. April 81 49, Mr..
and Mrs. Jerrold b. Ullman, 1914
LeMay Road, Rockville, a daugh-
ter; Mr.. and Mrs. James L.
Hebron, Route 3, Gaithersburg, Il
daughter.