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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-12
COUNTY POULTRY
VIES FOR HONORS

Prize-winning birds bred by
Ray G. Sperber, Route 3, Port
Clinton, former editor of the
NEWS, will be among outstand
ing exhibits which will be enter.
ed from all parts of the United
States and Canada in the 103rd
Boston Poultry Show which opens
January II.
Sperber'S birds will compete
for $4,000 offered in awards for
scores of fancy breeds.
The show. the Oldest and lar
gest poultry exposition in the
country. this year expects more
than 5000 entries. "They will
compete for blue ribbons, cash
prizes, and chance to strut in
the gilded cages of the Arp Food
Stores Hall of Fame, focal point
of the show" said Paul Ives, man
ager of the event.
Contests will be held in all
classes of poultry, including meat
chickens, baby chicks, fancy or
namental breeds, and game birds.
A dozen prominent New England
farm organizations are cooperat-
ing in the show.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-12

C. NJ. Moorhead, vice-president,
Lynn o. Brown, secretary, and
Roland Brown, treasurer.
In attendance at the banquet
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beatty,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn o. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Dauch, Rev.
Charles F. Haley, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Hilliard, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Houle, Dale Kirkpatrick
Mrs. Louise Lasch, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar McKillips, J. r. Merrick,
Rev and Mrs. c. M. Moorhead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Norris, Herbert
Pringnitz, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
SchlesSelman, Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS.
Schnittker, Robert Schnittker,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sennish, Rich
ard Sennish, and Miss Mildred
Titus.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-12
REV. HALEY ELECTED PRESIDENT
KELLEYS ISLAND ATHLETIC CLUB

Kelleys Island Athletic Clut
members and their wives were
feted at a banquet at Sunset
Point Lodge. Monday evening
at $50 o'clock. Special guests
for the occasion included DR.
James Russell Merrick, of Lake
side, Dale Kirkpatrick, Lakeside,
and members of the KelleyS Isl
and Council and wives
After a prelude of piano music
by Mrs. Henry Beatty, the guests
were seated at the spacious table.
and served a delicious dinner Of
turkey, dressing, mashed p0ta-
toes, gravy, cranberries, jello,
cake and coffee.
Following the meal, Rev. ChaS
F. Haley, the clubs president.
conducted a brief business meet
ing, then introduced DR.. Merrick.
who gave a very interesting ad-
dress. Musical selections were
presented by Mrs. William
House, who sang the solo, "On
The Road To Mandalay', and MIR
and Mrs. Lynn o. Brown, who
sang duet. Mayor Henry Beat
ty was called upon for brief
talk, and the party concluded
with group singing of familiar
songs.
Officers Of the Athletic Club
for the year 1851 include: Rev
Charles +. Haley, president; Rev
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-12
Speeder Is Fined

George G. Null, charged by city
police with speeding on Perry
street at 4:20 a. m. Sunday, enter
cd plea of guilty before Coun-
Gil President Harold Nelson on
Tuesday night, and was fined SIS
and costs. Following his arrest
by Radio Cruiserman Russell
Shinevar, Null posted $25 bond.
William r. Young, facing four
traffic charges, was to appear in
Mayors court Thursday night to
answer charges of speeding in
the city at 2:30 a. m. Sunday. He
is also charged with reckless driv-
ing, having no operators license
and having failed to transfer his
automobile license plates.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-12

Anna Ref and Mrs. Ben Blakelcy,
who were i'll.
Lester Mierke has moved his
barber shop from the building
owned by Orson Rice. His new
location is in the Royal Theatre
Building.
Mrs. VIM. R. Gibson and daugh-
ters, Susan and Diane, spent the
weekend with the formers faith.
er, DR.. Mccormick, in North Bal
timore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Smith
and Caroline Jane, Mr.. and MIS-.
Harold Pulschen, Mr.. and Mrs,
Clarence Smith and Shirley spent
Sunday at the home of their sis
ter and aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mylander
and Mr.. and Mrs. Max Sharpe Lett
Sunday to spend several weeks
in Washington, D. c. and Florida
Former Ottawa County Agent
Vernon Patterson was a speaker
when Lucas County held their
vegetable and fruit growers meet
ing at the Commodore Perry Ho-
tel on Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. Patterson is Extension Horti-
culturist at Ohio State University.
Several from the county attended
the meeting.
Mrs. Wilton Guiau and Mrs.
Philip Winters did some substi-
tute teaching last week at Car
roll Twp. school, working for Mrs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-12
CARD OE THANKS

We gratefully acknowledge and
deeply appreciate the many kind
neSseS extended to us at the time
OF our recent bereavement, the
death of our husband and father,
Joseph Barker. We especially
thank Gerner & Wolf, Rev. r. J.
Braun, the pallbearers, and the
many friends, neighbors and rela-
tives who 50 thoughtfully offered
their assistance or expressed their
sympathy with flowers and cards.
Mrs. Dorothy Barker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Wadsworth and Fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Colts
chalk.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-12
CARD OF THANKS

wish to thank the girls OF The
Standard Products Tor the gifts
illness in the hospital.
| also want to thank the good
people OF Port Clinton, and all OF
our Ottawa county friends for
their loyalty In helping us in hav-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-12
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to take this means to
express our sincere thanks and
appreciation to our friends, neigh
bors and relatives for the many
kindneSSes extended to us during
our recent bereavement. We also
thank Gerner & Wolf for their
services, and Father Mueller and
Father Simchak for their words of
comfort.
Mrs. Mike Yurista and Children.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-12
Report Oak Harbor
CT Missing In Korea

Word has been received by
relatives of Steve Demeter, Jr.,
of Oak Harbor, that he is missing
in action in Korea. information
received by a sister, Mrs. Rollin
Arndt, of Rocky Ridge, was eX-
tremely meager, her only know
ledge being the date that the
young soldier was reported as
missing since December 6
Steve is the son of Steve De
meter, Sr. who moved to Oak
Harhor recently.
If the report is true, Steve
would be the second serviceman
from Oak Harbor reported miss
ing in Korea.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-12

Mrs. Sam Koch, Tiffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton c. Rosen-
treter and daughters Dorothy,
Ann and Kathryn of Hebron, O.,
were weekend guests of Mrs.
Bertha RoSentreter.
Harrison Glove was taken to
Toledo Hospital last Saturday af-
ternoon, where he underwent sur
gerry, following series of X
rays on Monday and Tuesday of
this week.
Miss Marcia RoSentreter was
taken to Toledo Hospital early
Sunday morning following a sud-
den illness. She remains pa
tient there undergoing a series
of tests.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-12
County Steer Club
lin Reorganization

The Ottawa County Steer Club
held a reorganization meeting ON
Tuesday night, January 2, at the
Extension office in Oak Harbor.
New officers elected are Joan
Lohr of Elmore, President; Roger
Peters, Oak Harbor, vice presi-
dent; Melvin Myerholtz, Gray
town, secretary; Jerry Lohr, FL
more, treasurer; and George Kais-
er, Graytown, reporter. The club,
which consists of II members, is
the only countrywide 4-H group
in Ottawa County.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-12

Arthur E. Fall, of Cleveland
was Port Clinton visitor, Sun
day, calling on friends and rela
tiveS.
-: So: -
Atty. Walter Gordon, of Cleve
land, transacted business at the
court house, here, Saturday.
-: -:
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank QuiSno, who
have been spending the past two
weeks in Cincinnati, returned
home Sunday to attend the flu
neral of their aunt, Mrs. Anna
Roth, of Erie Beach. Services
were held Monday afternoon.
Francis Mekus, of the American
Bank, was a Cleveland business
visitor, Monday
Lee Pracken, John Lay and
Dwight Fox, accompanied by
George Wolf, of Wyandott, Mich
igan, were members of ski
party, at Gaylord, Michigan, over
the weekend.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-12
GARD OF THANKS

/ wish to express my thanks to
the f. U. B. church, Rebekah and
Eastern Star Lodges of Port Clin-
ton and Afternoon Club, of
Lakeside, and all my friends for
the lovely gifts and cards sent to
me at Christmas.
MRS. BESS BELL,
Masonic Home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-12
DOG WARDEN RENAMED

George Bankey, of Port Clin-
ton has been renamed dog ward
Ell for Ottawa county for 1851,
on a part time basis.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-12
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26
OHIO WAISENFREUND
(Published weekly every Saturday
since 1879

Tieies gyo1enblatt eribeint felt
benz Sabr 1873 regelmdBig isoen
Samstog uno miro berausgeseben
gum geiten bes 8dplIidcn &olle'
sium Soiepblnum in 8ortbington,
Ohio, befen 3tped Die Seranbilbune
piiroieer 8rieiter5Oslinge fir Die
Ser. Stoaten lit. Dieie Inltalt 1T
bauptldblib ansetpieien auf Die gir'
FINITE oieies glattes unb Die @ei6en.
te ieiner 2eier.
Published weekly at The Wan
derer Printing Company, 12S East
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Iaeane, Sie Weltrrtf genieBen, al1nnheil
Stern, Inn ben man Die anerifani.
id]en &atbolifen beneioen fonnte1
(nDer Mobernismns" q. 52).
Gs NOR tief beonuerlid), onB ioIhe
MGnner in bic groBen Srrlirlgen nm
Die Snbrbunoertapenoe perltridt tpur-
Cen. glber bieneibt nod perb1ngnis-
Doller als Der 8erlirit, Der oaralls 5eit-
meilig tpirflif) aufbaneroer Nrbeit Der
Stride ertuu6s, tpar nod Der Mbleb-
nung bes Derurteilten 4merifanis-
mus ourh tie oas gerbarren Heinerer
@eiiter in Der 8ebauptung, haB Hapit
SEQ MIR elmer 6iftion bas llrteil ge-
lprocben babe. @n fbnen ging Ser tiefe
grnIt Der. Stunoe ipurlos Doriiber,
lno Der, 9lmerifanismms tonnte, TO-
tpeit es nuf iie iinb ibre @efolgIdaft
aftfam, apabien uno geoeiben, als p1-
re .IeStem beneoolentiae" ME ae-
lhrieben noreen, lnb als lei rings
Tim ins Der nidts ais itrabIenoar
Sonnenglan3.
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GtrhrHgahen fir Nntniirfttgr
in 9emti6lanb nnb in alien Gtaaten
Gnrppas nnb ber @elt

User bon @nerifa aus Bafete nit
@eioern atno gBmuren an gotoiirfti-
ge abidift, miro am ihnelitelr alnS
m billigiten bebient, tpenn er BeI0
oeer Bafete burb 5ie 5aperfdIfige
8erianofirna Sol. s.. SruDel Sui
reau 13O7-O9 Sotparb Street, 9n1u-
ia 8, Ne5., beforgen ldBt. 9ie Jirarra
bat agenturen in ollen Stoaten Der
Welt. Sic oenidufft atniern 2elern
and billige &aten ouf Dnntpfern uno
Sliagitrefen na6 allen 21rrbern GU
ropas. v
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M.8,g.

N1it luAISltuCN ~Vtultul uueLUell IluU]=
Itebenoe alumren bes Ssolepbinums
ibr iilbernes 8rielteriubiIGnm feiern
Hep. Sobn S. 0an5, Mandeiter, ap.,
Serp &eo 8ebe 0abmus, ct. 8ius,
R.-Gaf., Wigr. SEQ g. Seuerbah,
Stllrsis, sod, Migr. Sobn 5.
Manning, Otitglieo Ser Soiepbin,m-
Safultat, Geb. &apmono sl. @eiger,
grie, 9a., 8ep. Sultan SbGffer, 2an-
cater, O., uno &ep. Soiepb 8. @arb,
@ilfesbarre, Ya.
gSir gratlhieren bieier &lolie bonn
Sabre 1926 unb ipiini6en ibnen eine
lange 9teibe ieeensboller Sabre prie-
lterliber 5atiefeit
Gergangene @obe erbielt Dos So
lepbinlm 5ipei beoel1tenoe 8eitrdge
9eiEe famen ais cine bollltanoige lie
berralbung.
Gen einen 8etrae erbielten mir bon
einem alten 2eier, Ser i6on friiber
ieine 5reigebigfeit be1pieien, oen ar=
bern pon elmer l1ns unbefannten Sci
te. ga 1peber 9tamen nod Mbrelie on
gegeben mar, moge Oies als anerfens
nung oienen.
SSln 8rief bieb es einfa6: rginlie-
geno cine fleine @abe fir SSbren Stu=
oentenfonos bon einem Sbrer ,@ai>
ienfreuno' =2eier, IN Oeiien sSumilie
ser Ohio z@aiienfreuno' iieb5ig SaD-
re lang eeleien miro"
l1no bod lpar ser 9etrag feines=
negs unbeoeuteno, ionbern beitanb in
elmer Sunne bon 100000. - Sic
anoere 8abe ipollen mir ni6t perof-
fentli6en.
9ie MitgIieoer oes Soiepbinums
iino ber5lid oanfbar fiir oieie 8eitrd=
ge ioapie fiir Oie anOern, groBen unN
fleinen, Die Das @erf oes Soiepbi=
NUNS ermogliden. slae @obltdter
neroen tdglt6 in alle beiligen Melien
uno in sic 8ebete Ser Stuoenten ein=
geI6loiien. Sic unteritiiten has erba=
bene 8erf ser gr5iebung oon Stu-
oenten 5lun SrieItertlrn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26
Sttullue OeS TDneS
fiir bas Soiepbinnnt

ginliegeno $1.00 our laufenoet
sSretitelle. Woge @ottes Segen itets
auf Sbrer InItalt ruben!
@. S., @is.
6ierntit lfide ih Sbnen 81 90 our
Sreiitele. Sd nabm meine 3ufluht
5ur 81. 5amilie unb bin in sspei An=
liegen erbort tporoen.
~.'' 5. 9l, Mont.
Die einliegenoe @abe BON $500
bate i6 in einem Inliesen 5ur 5rei.
Itelle periproden uno bin, @ott iei
Gunf, erbort iporoen.
80. g., Dtil1n.
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ct. Eanl, Minn.- @ortbinstun, o.,
Samstag, 26. Mai 1851.


Sountaa u. Mai: 3iueiter Sonn-
tag nad Efinsiten. - 6 p an g e.
lium: Gom groBen Ibenbnabl
(2uf. 1Q.
Montog, %. GNai: IuguItinus.
9ienstag, 20. Mai: Woeoalena Don
8a55is.
Mitttpoh, 30. 0fai: sSeroinanb.
Ionnerstag, 81. aeai: Wtaria, 0titt-
lerin aller @naoen.
5reitag, 1. SUM: Ser5 Sc IL
Set.
Samstag, 2. SSlni: erasmus.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26

8ei Ser St.=8aul- -&atbeorale fin
set m fommenoen Sonntag, 81.
Wfai, I'M Mni6luB an elm INN balb Elm
lbr bon oem bobp. &atbeoralpfarrer
George &pan 5elebrierten So6amt
cine feierlihe sSronleibnnmspro5ei-
lion unter freiem Simtnel itatt. Sir
Die 5eier miro altf Der 9erraiie por
Der &atbebrale elm Saframentsaltar
erribtet, bon oem aus Der tSegen nit
Dem 9laerbeiligiten erteilt miro. Sen
S6luB ser Yro5eiiion biloet Ser io-
framentale Segen bonn Sodaltar in
Der &utbeorale.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26

miro, tperoen nur nel1n SeminariIten
bie beilige 8rieiter1peibe enpfangen,
bie in ben pergangeren 5Dolf Sabrer
i'm SSoiepbinum berangebiloet tpur-
Gen.
@ie beribtet miro, gibt Die 8un=
oesregierlng mebrere tal1ienb Gol=
lars aus 5ur Seranbiloung zines
ein5ieen 5lieeers Der 2uftflotte. Sein
3ned beItebt in Ser Gerteibigung iei-
mes 2anoes segen Sen fSeino, ielbit
ipenn er Reni6en totem uno Stdbte
5erItoren muB.
> Cine ebenio groBe Summe 8eloes
muB our SeranbilOung zines Erie.
tiers perapenoet peroen. Ser 8eruf
oes 8rielters aber lit elm frieoliber ::
5ur Gerfiinoigung unb 4usbreitllng
oes Reihes @ottes, Die 9arbringung
Der beiligen Weiie uno Die 'Spenoung
Der 'Safrnmente. Der 8rielter totet
feline Meniden uno 5eritort feline
Stdote. Seine ein5igen 8egner iino
bie 1einoe @ottes unb ser Stride.
Mu6 oieie iubt er in oen ShooB ser
Stride 5uriid5,bringen, nidt burh
3eritorung, Ionoern oils Elm 5tpeiter
IGbriitus.
9ie neun 9rielter, ipel6e Die bei-
lige 8rieiterlpeibe erbalten, itnb ibre,1
@obltdtern BON Ser5en banfbar, ba
es ibnen auf oieie @eiie ernogIiht
purbe, ibren boben 8eruf 81 errei=
den 3apolf Sabre lang baben tie
ourd) @ebet lno anltrengenoes Stu=
blum iid porbereitet auf oieien lang
eriebnten Gag. llniere ber5li6iten
@iini6e 81 ibrer boben 8iirhe uno
81 rei6item grfolg!
IS gibt ein polfstiimli6es 2ieb
iiber Die llbr. Die @orte lauten, penn
i6 mid re6t erinnere: r5id Sod
Sid-Sad, Sidtad, tid-tid." - @ie
in1ner Die 8orte lauten m0gen, Die
l1br Iduft uno lduft, immer unregsls
mdBiger. 9us erinnert midi an I'M.
iere .Waiter 9lod", bie leit einer
Wonat midi an bas llbr+2ieo erin=
merit.
llnlere llbr lit lpobl feline @roBpa=
terslbr, aber oieielbe lit am gnbe if.
rer Satigfeit ongelangt uno Itebt I'M.
unterbro6en tagelang itia.
Sn unlerer Mnltalt boben mir ettpo
pier5ig llbren, Signale, S6eaen un>
elm i'm Surm iib befinoli6es 8lof,
fenipiel (Gbimes), bas breimal am
Gage Den 4neelus l1utet. @enn Die
rWaiter Glod" itin ltebt, itebt Dos
san5e SisnalipIten itin.
1 sfep. Gurit periorgt oas san5e elef.
trii6e Signalipltem. gr lit nun iiber,
5el,gt, oaB etipas an Der Meiiterubr
nidt in Srbnung lit uno nidt meb,
reparierbar lit. &ein @unoer! Seit
et1pa apanaig Sabren bat Die l1br re.
gelmaBig Sag uno Nabt reoli9 ibre
Nli6t getan. Oas 8enoullnn ba.
p1breno bieier 3eit 630,720,OOOmal
getidt 1no 1851 ,440,000mal aetadt
| Snfolge beiien iaben mir uns ge.
5tpungen, cine neue Meiiterubr au be.
Iitelen. @ir f0nnen oieielbe nibt Dor
l6em nddIten ausuit erbalten.
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Im fommenben Sonntog, 81. Mai,
meroen 151 Stlloenten Ser De 2a
Sale Sigh Sbool in WinneapoIis
ibre Mbgangsoiploma erbaIten, nnS
5tpar BEL elmer Geier in Der ct. -Ma-
-8aiilifa. @s 1T bies bic er5Bt
Diplomflaiie in Der @edhi6te Der an-
ltaIt.
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@,pdhlta.,.6 ),

gem Yorf, 9f. 9. @ie ioeben in
gom befannt gegeben tpurhe, bat Ser
81. Gater, 8apit Bius XII, Sen bod
|m'iten Deigr. Sutton S. Sbee1 gum
Sitularbilcbof BON Gaeiariana nno
fiinften Silfsbildof bon Seem yorf
erboben. Nlgr. tSbeen, Ser als Muno-
funfreoner uno Gerfaiier 5ablrei6er
grbanungsbii6er nationolen 9fuf ge-
nieBt, miro nab 1pie Dor lein ber3eiti=
Iges Mmt als 2anbesbireftor bes Ser
ems fir ole Gerbreitllng bes @lou=
bens beibebalten.
Dubuque, Sa, - 8om 20. bis "a.
augult finoet bier unter Dem Yatro=
nat oes bobp'Iten Srn. @rabiifpfs
Hoblman oie 5iuolfte rationale Sitl,r-
glide @o6e itatt.
9nlntb, Winn. Sier fano an
Samstae uno Sonntag sic pierte
SabresperlQnmnlung oes 0ritten Or,
oens Der &armeliter itatt, 1po5u iid
5irfa 500 9elegaten einfanoen. Mn-
meleno maren u. a. audi 8iihof @el6
bon Oulutb, Der bo61p'lte P. General
prior &ilian 2pnb, O.Carm., bon
Gom Ser bofJp'ite P. Yropin5ial SEQ
@alter, O.Carm., bon @aibington,
.. g., unb Ser bof1p'lte Sifar 8ro=
pin5ial Wartin S'Neia, O.Carm.,
bon Sima, Heru.
ct. Glpub, 0finn. = 9lm Com
nerstag, II. Mai, erfoIgte in Ser St.
Sobannes =Ibtei in GoIlegepiQe oo5
8egrdbnis oes am Gorabeno Don
8finglten per rItorbenen bo6rp'iten
Srn. 9lIbtes Ilcuin 9euti6, O.S.B.
(iiber oeiien 2eben uno @irfen mir
leete 8ode ausfiibrli6 beri6tetenD.
In oen grequien beteiligten iid tie
ben 9ild)0fe, tier5ebn 9lebte uno blln-
oerte bon Woniignori. @elt= uno Or
oensprieitern, tSftpeitern unb 9aien.
9as feierli6e Hequiemanlt aelebrierte
Der bod1pite &oaHiutorbii6of g. 81.
gartbolome BON ct. Glollo; bie Bre=
oigt bielt ser bofnp'ite Sr. gr5bii6oi
WurraD pon st. Saul. SsSan Sanftlla=
RUM anlueieno naren auberbem Ser
S5 Sabre alte 8iid)of Soiepb guit
bon ct. glouo, 8ii6of Gbomas sl.
8el6 Don 0ulutb, 8iibof Srancis s.
S6enf Don Groofiton, 8ii6of sllbert
q. Weper bon Superior uno gil6of
2eonaro g. Sasartp pon Dem gifa=
riat Der 8abamas. gead ser letten
abiolution an Ser 8abre 5ogen i1nlt-
li6e Der anpeienoen Brdlaten, Brie7
tier uno 2aien nit Ser aloltergemeinz
De unO tSt1oentenidaft bon St.
Sobn's in feierli6em 2eiden5ug gum
naben &loiterfriebbof, mo- Ser bOhp'-
lte Sr. sbt 8alopin 0tporihaf, O.
S.B., Die leste 4biolution am @rabe
erteilte. r. /. P.
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slm Sonntaeabeno, 10. Sltni, fin-
BET auf Dem bieiigen auslteaungsge-
lanoe Die fiinfunb5tpansislte iGbrIihe
u&auD" ser &olD Name@8ereine 1tatt,
mo5u 5irfa 10000 8erionen erlpar-
tet merben. 0iesmal tperben fiini3ebn
@emeinoen aus St. Soul unb Mil,-
neapolis in ebenIobiel rlebenoen 8il-
bern" Die 9toienfran34 34@ebeimniIle
oarltellen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26

slm folnmenben Sonntag, 27. Mai,
miro in alien Ffarrfirden Der gra=
oi05eie ct. Baul Ole idbrlibe &oaefte
Tiir BEN geationalibrein our 1nbefled=
ten gmpfangnis in @aibinston, 8.
g., aufgenommen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-26

sm pergangenen Wontag feierte
Die bon Dem 5obtp. Srn. 8ilfreo 8irf
paitorierte- ct. -Sobannes =Nepomlf
@emeinoe in 2aitrlp ibr goloenes
Subilaum. s+.'.,
st. Saul, Minn. = 4m fommen-
oen Sonntag, 81. Wai, beginnt oie
oier5igitiinoige InOaht i'm Saule pom
@uten !6irten, ct. 8aul, iotpie in
folgenoen Pfarrfirben Ser grabi05e-
ie: Corpus Gbrilti ct. 8auI; ct
Soiepbs, Senoerion; ct. Seinrihs,
Monticello; 5S. 3prillus unb Mte=
tbooius, Saunton; ct. 8artbolo-
mdus,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-09

mesi abejotinus bel patikrintinus tvirtini-
mus.
o tokiu vietu, kurios reikalauja patik-
rinimo, DIR. K Griniaus pareiskime yra -
toll grazu ne visi jo tvirtinimai attinka
faktus. siandien dar yra kas atkreipia de-
mesi j tokias vietas, yra kas gall pagristai
nurodyti, kur yra klaida ar bent abejotnas
tvirtinimas. O veliau = kas tai galetu pa
daryti?
Todel gerai, kad toks pareiskimas isei-
na aiksten dabar, ne veliau
Ar yra pavojaus del sio pareiskimo kilt
susierzinimui bel nesantaikai lietuviu tarpe?
Be abejo, kiekvienas, kas jauciasi, jo
nuomone, netesingai paliestas, smerkiamas
ar izeidziamas, tas jaudnasi uzsimoja tel
sintis ir, ia pacia proga, priminti kitos sa-
lies demes ar klaidas.
Taciau, konkreciai kalbant apie 81 pa
reiskima, jis toxic dideio pavojaus nesu-
daro. JAIME, jei yra tvirtinimu, kurie ma
ziau ar daugiau neatitinka faktu, klaidos
neatrodo padarytos tycia tendencingai infor-
macija iskraipant. Cia greiciausiai bus ly-
giai pareiskejo, lygiai pareiskimo uzrasytojo
atminties suslubavimai, nekalbant jau apie
partinio subjektyvumo spalva, atitinkamai
faktu atminima nudaziusia.
Daugiau gincu bel priekaistavimu gall
sukelti autoriu opinijos apie ia ar kita fakta.
ziureti ypatingai jautriai: kiekvienam valia
yra faktus savaip aiskinti, savas isvadas
del ju daryti. Ir dr. K Griniaus ar j. Ke-
dainio opinijos apie gruodzio II dienos per-
versma, apie jo rengejus nera gi kokia vi
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Ne toj p|otnlej

turetQ galimybes, kaip tai ir
buvo tada pasakyta, atskirti
faktus nuo prasimanymq bel
tycia prikergtu aliuzijq. Prize to
nera reikalo ka beprideti. Lieka
kai ka pasakyti del naujq cia
pacituotu aliuziju.
Netiesa, esq us Dirvos pasto-
ges" buve skleidziami reikala-
vimai(D, kad, paw, A. Oils at
sistatydintu is tokiu ar kitty pa
reigu. Tiesa tik tai, kad prizes
selma ALT Sajungos nariai kali
bejosi, taresi ar net ir susira-
sinejo apie tai, kokio nusistaty-
mo laikytis ivairiais seine
svarstytinais klausimais, taigi
ir vadovybes sudarymo klausi-
mu. Cia visai nera pamato klaus
ii, kokio laipsnio tai yra "intri-
ga', kadangi toki pasitarimai
yra naturaliausia nariQ teise.
Pasitarimu rezultate seimas
padare sprendimus ir tie klau-
sinai Xxi kito seimo baigti. In
trigavimu vadiname tik toki at
veil, jei kas, daugumos spren-
dimu nepatenkintas, bando We
liau 'atsigriebti" gandeliais :
pletkeliais.
Tiesa yra ir tai, kad Dirva
apie ALT Sajunga visada kali
ba, kaip apie sava, ne kaip
apie svetima organizacija. Cia
tik netinka "nuosavybes" zodis,
kadangi organizacija daug kan
gall butt sava, taciau nebuna
daiktiska nuosavybe.