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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
Anniversaries
Observed With
A Family Party

Mr.. and Mrs David Major en-
tertained with a family party Sun
Gay, May 20, to celebrate several
anniversaries in the Baker family.
Anniversaries recognized were the
fiftieth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs Herman T.. Hopper,
which occurred q year ago: and
the birthdays of Mrs. r. H. Wright
of Columbus and Forrest G. Baker
of Lima. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Tallman who were married earlier
this year were presented with
gifts.
Attending were. Mr.. and Mrs,
Forrest G. Baker and daughter
Elizabeth of Lima; Mr.. r. I'll.
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j.
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Wright and daughter 10 Ellen,
Mrs. w. L. Tallman Donna Ruth
Robson, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Tall
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
RACING SHOWS UPWARD
TREND AT GATE
AP Newsfeatures

NEW YORK Horse racing
continues to show an upward
swing in both attendance and
pari-mutuel handling during the
first four months of 1851, ac-
cording to comparative statistics
compiled by the Thoroughbred
Racing Association.
Since the first Of the year,
attendance Of 3,747,831 gave the
sport an increase of AT per cent
over a similar period in 1850.
Business at the pari-mutuel win
downs was up 1898 per cent.
This new upward trend in
racing's popularity began in mid
summer CT last year
Cnly two tracks showed de-
crcases in both attendance and
handle Individual tracks were up
as much as 23,6 per cent in at
tendance and 40 per. cent in pari-
mutuel handle.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
II Get Diplomas
At Commencement

The West Jefferson High School
Commencement was held Tuesday
night at the Methodist Church
with seventeen seniors receiving
diplomas.
After the professional, played
by Mrs. John Smart, the IN
vocation was given by Rev.
George w. Eley. The Salutatory
was given by Sally Woodward.
The High School Chorus sang
The Children's Letter to the
United Nations. The Valedictory
was given by Gerry Long.
Supt. Dale S. Porter introduc-
ed the speaker, DR.. Hastings
Eells DR.. Eells is Professor of
History at Ohio Wesleyan Uni
Versity He spoke on the sub
Ject. The Educated Shall Live
by Faith" Supt. Porter presented
the class for their diplomas.
Ralph Parsons, President of
the Board of Education, presented
diplomas ID the following seniors:
Rita Burbank, Eldon Byerly.
Blanche Christman, Gareth Coeh-
run, Charles Hardy, Patty Hedges,
Bob Ingles, John Kile, Connie
King, Gerry Long, Jim O'Iara,
Betty Peterman, Lowell Peter
man, Robert Smith, Wilgus Sny-
der. Marilyn loops, and Sally
Woodward.
Senior Class Day was held at
the Township Hall on Monday
morning, May 21. The entire pro-
gram was presented by the Sem
ior Class. Following this, various
high school awards were present
ed by the teachers in charge of
those school activities.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
MISS VIRGINIA ScHUER,
BRIDE ELECT HONoRED
WITH SHOWER

Mrs. David l.. Sehuer entertain
ed with a miscellaneous bridal
shower on Thursday afternoon,
May II, for bride to be, Miss Vir-
ginia Schuer. Those attending
were: Mrs. Henry Schuer, Mrs.
Oliver Brill, Mrs. William Schuer,
and children, Mrs. John Daniels,
Mrs. Donald Dorm, Mrs. Roy Nc
Coy, Mrs. Allen Silvers, Mrs.
Bruce Little, Mrs. Homer Rob-
erts, Mrs. Edward Brown and son,
Jerry and Mrs. John Chenos.
Those sending gifts were: Mrs.
Harry Clark, Mrs. Albert CALI
more, Mrs. Cletus Howsmon, Mrs.
Lawson Collins, Mrs. William Col
Inns, Mrs. Welcome Siebold, Mrs.
Smith Olney, Miss Anne and
Kathryn Schuer, Mrs. Bernard
Ryan, Mrs Elizabeth Mooney,
Mrs. Raymond Byerly and Mrs.
Clearence Hall.
Many lovely gifts were receiv-
ed. After the opening Of the gifts
a delicious luncheon was served.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
Three 70 Receive
Farmers Degree

The West Jefferson Chapter of
Future Farmers will be we'll rep
resented at the Ohio FLA. Con-
vention when Wilgus Snyder,
John kile, and Lowell Peterman
are awarded the State Farmer
Degree on Thursday evening, May
81 at the Ohio State University
mems gymnasium.
These three Ft'.A. members
are members of the 1851 gradua-
ting class. They expect to con-
tinue their studies at Ohio State
University.
Their farming programs in
cluded swine, dairy, corn, soy
beans, and home Identification
Each has been very active in the
F.F.A- Chapter During the past
year Lowell was President, Will
gus was Vice President, and John
was Student Advisor. They were
also active in high school athletics
and other school affairs.
The West Jefferson Chapter
will be represented Thursday and
Friday afternoon, May 81 and
June 1, in programs at the State
F.FA. Convention. The Chapter
will then be presented the fol-
lowing awards: A gold medal
for Chapter Procedure; gold
medal for Farm Safety; A gold
medal for Chapter Contest; An
Award for Cooperation. The gold
medal is the highest award
Chapter can receive.
Approximately 1000 Future
Farmers will be in Columbus Fri
day, June /, for the State Con-
Vention and Judging Contest. The
West jefferson Chapter has en-
tries in meats, general livestock,
dairy, and engineering contests.
Ralph Little, President, and
Charles Harbage, Vice President,
will be the official delegates of
the West Jefferson Chapter at the
State FLA Convention.
Raymon Deacon is the Voca-
tional Agriculture Instructor at
West Jefferson,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29

man and Ann, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Taliman, Mr. and M~. Carl
Kunz. and daughter, Carl o1d
Sue. Don Patterson, Earl S.
Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Golden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bettinger
and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hane all
Of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs Alvah
Hane of Powell; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Weber. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Huffman and Fian Of Hilliard
MIR. and Mrs Paul Major and Ro-
Same of Lancaster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Baker and children
Cheryl and Marsha, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Z. Hopper. Miss Jennie
Baker. MI. and Mrs. Arthur Far
Icy, Willis Golden asa 1Ir. and
Mrs. David Major OF West JEFF
ferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
State Jaycees
Entertained

West jefferson Junior Chamber
Of Commerce entertained two
state officers at a meeting We'd
nesday. May %
Dutch Keslar Of GAINESVILLE,
past state president and John
Evans of Mechaniesburgh, state
vice president, were present to
hear discussion Of plans for fur
ther activities Of the Jeycees.
Don Millholland, president, an
nounced at the meeting that all
young men Of the community were
to be invited to the next meeting
at the Township Hall oH Thursday
evening, June Z.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
Nadine EIey To
Wed On June 10

Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Eley are
announcing June 10 as the date
chosen by their daughter, Nadine,
for her marriage to Theodore
Flugge, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward F'lugge of Pataskla.
The bride-elect is piano and
organ Instructor at OS and SO
Home of Xenia. Mr.. Flugge is
engaged in farming. The custom
of open church will be observed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Braithwaite
CVirgie Bussardl are announcing
the birth of Z lb. IS or. son
born at Mt. Carmel Hospital Sat
urday May 10 at 3:15 pm. He
has been named Dennis Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Bussard of
Springfield are the maternal
grandparents and Mr.. Lester
Braithwaite is the paternal grand
father.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
NAME INFANT

John Carter is the name been
given the 6 lb. son born to Mr.
and Mrs. John H. King (Betty
Carter) of Darbycrest at Mt. Car
mel Hospital Tuesday, May % al
5 AN. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cart
er of Big Plain are the maternal
grandparents and Mr.. and Mrs
John w. King are the paternal
grandparents.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
REBEKA4 LODGE

Coral Rebekah Lodge 222 had
their regular meeting May 81. All
the officers wsre present except
Past Noble GraHa, Ruthe Hoeken-
berry who was i'll. The degree
staff ard officers initiated Mrs.
Roberta Travis and Mrs. Ruth
Pclpk-ey. After the business meet
ing /. / all the lovely drills, which
were very we'll done were over
the men Of the Coral served
strawberries and ice cream. The
surprise gift was won by Mrs.
Irene Rings. The Noble Grand
read her committees for June 18th
which is lheir inspection TO be
held at Township Hall. The neat
regular meeting will be June 4th
at Lodge Hall.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
Schuer-BriII
Wedding June z

Friends are invited to the open
church wedding of Miss Virginia
Schuer and Fred A. Brill at SITS.
Simon's and Jude's Church, Sat
urday, June 2 at $50 am. A
nuptial low mass will celebrate
the marriage.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
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DOUBLE HEADER
SET WEDNE SDAY

West Jefferson Merchants and
Columbus Trowbridge baseball
teams will play a double header,
Wednesday, May 80 at pm. at
the Athletic field.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
LEAVES HOSPITAL

Kenneth Ogilvie, East Pike.
was discharged from ST. Frances
Hospital last Tuesday afternoon
after being hospitalized for a
week. TIe was treated for internal
injuries sustained from fail .
week .ap0.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
HOME ON FURLoUeH

John Stickel, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearl Stickel, Olmstead Rd.,
with the u. S. Navy, arrived home
May is for a fifteen day furlough
from San Diego, Calf, where
he finished his boot training. He
will report to Navy base in
Oregon
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
MARINE INJURED

Clarence Stambough, who is
stationed in North Carolina with
the Marines was injured and had
to undergo surgery on his ankle
to remove splinters of bone, His
address. Pfc. Clarence Stambaugh
1167044, Cog 3RB BIN 8th
Marines 2nd Marine Div. -FMF,
Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
CLASS VISITS CAVE

Ralph Powless chaperoned the
sophomore class Of West Jeffer-
son on a trip to Old Mans Cave,
Wednesday morning. They had a
picnic and visited many places of
interest.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
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ATTENDS EXERCISES

Mrs. Ethel Blake attended
graduation exercises at Hamilton
High School In Columbus last
Tuesday evening where her two
daughters, Annette and Barbara
Jean Collins were members Of the
eighth grade graduating class.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
Honors, Awards
To Pupils Here

The following students were
presented Scholarship Honor
Award Certificates at West JEFF
ferson High School for having
no final grades below "B" for the
school year:
Twelfth Grade, Blanche Christ
man. Gareth Cochrun, Gerry
Long, Marilyn loops, Sally Wood
ward, and Connie King.
Eleventh Grade, Allan Cox,
Ralph Little, James Murray, Anna
Speasmaker, and James Wagner.
Tenth Grade, Doris Collins, Carl
Harbage, Gary Hay, and Sara
Kile.
Ninth Grade, Bill Buscemi, Don
na Long, Charles Miller, Sonny
Parsons, Ruth Stanley, Dale
Thompson, and Robert Wagner.
Eighth Grade, Villa Chambers,
Everatt Ellinger, Patricia Har-
rison, Barbara Hockenberry, Rob-
ert Isaacs, Janet Jackson, Rus
sell Stratton, and Beulah Stuckey.
Seventh Grade, Connie Byerly,
Linda Chambers, Marcelia Chenos,
Carol Compton, David Cox, Mary
Ann Daugherty, Brendalee Fed
dern, Ronnie Baltimore, Rochelle
Long, Paul Parsons, Donna Phil
lips, Regina Roberts, Jack Sea-
mon. and Esther Stanley.
Attendance Records
The following students at West
Jefferson High School were pre-
sented Certificate Awards for
being neither absent nor tardy
during the past school year:
Grace Myers, Patti Sollars. Anna
Mae Ferguson, Linda Chambers,
Carol Compton, Mary Ann Daugh-
erty, Loretta Jester Regina Rob-
erts, Jack Seamon, Robert Bid
well, Villa Chambers, Lucille Sol
lars, Nancy Strauss, Beulah
Stuckey.
.s -
Bush Miss Alberta Lining, Mrs.
Asa Bidwell, Miss Katherine Pat
terson, Miss Margaret Hudson,
Miss Anna Mae Ferguson and
Mrs. Merle Dildine. Games were
played, prizes won by Dolores
Lining, Mrs. Ransom Salyer, Mrs.
Jack Salyer, Mrs. Louis Puckett,
Miss Roberta MCGUIRE, Mrs.
Homer Braithwaite, Mrs Esther
Huffer and Mrs. Orville Smith.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-05-29
WEST JEFFERSON NEWS
FLIES HOME

Robert Forrest, who is sta
toned at Indiantown Gap Pa,
where he IS undergoing his basic
training, arrived home by plane
Saturday evening 10 spend the
week end with his wife. His par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Forrest,
and his wife, motored him back
to his base Sunday evening.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-08

BEN geldidtliden gutidyeibung Die
Ietten slnttporten nod nid)t gegeben.
Ser errungene Sieg mar nur eine
gpilooe, ullenfaqs Der erlte slft IN
einem 9ramn bon ipeltgeid)ibtlider
geoeutltng. 8iiroe man oeiien Trng-
peite erfanllt babet, Damn tpiirbe
nran nidt nit 10 ielbltgefaaiger GU
frieoenbeit iiber sic 8ebingl,ngen bes
Dor einigen @oden in Sun sSran=
cisco unter5ei6neten 6rieoensner.
trays binlpeggega1leen iein. 8as
groBe 8roblem oes auf ieine Sniel1l
bel6ranften Sitreifes lit ser iabrli-
d)e 8epolferungs5 5ulpabs bon 8rei-
piertel Oeillionen Wenl6enfinbern -
= ein Hroblen, fir oas uniere Sus
manitGts buieler nur cine 20lung nil
len: r@eburtenfontrpIle" Wtit iolheil
8atentmitteln miro ein 10 ernltes
geoolterllngsproblen nibt gelolt.
Gas miro iidb in ipafeitens einen
Gierteliabrbunoert 5eigen, ,penn Die
heltte 10 lnbeimlid raid li6 bollsie-
bel,oen Ienoerungen in Ger 8eltfon-
ltellntion ein gang anoeres @eiiM
5eigen tperoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-08

Deit, lonOern ni6t melt genlg gebt.
gu oieien 8eiobern gebort General
De @auae entl6icoen ni6t. llno ebens
lome1lig &urt Sdrtnaber, Der oe1t.
l6e So5ialbcmofrot. Sic baben ionIt
nibt piel genein, auber oen r9Iirs"
BON Grimaoonnen, bie MIR nlittun,
wenn lie Die erlte 9toae ipielen. Giel-
leift gebt eS aber a1t6 obne Iic.
Die GOlfcrbnnbiitnns in Earis
SSm Eolois Sc Gbaillot iino Die
groBen Eropagnnbareoen iiber sic
Ibritltl1ng initiueilen abgel6lollen~
Ntan lit 81 Den @ebeilnfonferen5eir
5uriidgefebrt, ltnO nit 8ellugtlnlrq
er5dblen geri6terItattcr iiber Die for
oiale Stimnllng, in Der iib Die Gro
ben Gier" nit frernoli6er Wiene rnO
la6elnoem Wllnb chamber gegeniiber
lieell. Gus, 10 befiirdten mir, lit bie
Goranfiinoigung zines nid]tslager-
Den Gomlnltniql1e, nit Dem iiber fltr5
ooer lang oie grobe 0ebatte ibr gnoe
finbcn miro.
Cie Ser. Stoaten, England unb
6ronfrcih crtldrten iid Iette @ode
bcreit, ben Gorihlag Ger fleinen
Otddlte onjllnebnelt, nit Sen 9fuiien
iibor Die 9lbriilhtngsfrage gu perbon-
ocln, lno forbcrtc1t sic Suniet-
llnion auf ii6 oorouf ein5illolien
lmo cinen nellen Shritt ouf Dem
@ea SIT oielem ;3iel 5u MAIDEN.
9l1l Sreitag iibernics NIT 9fub-
ldlro5 3ultimnllng oas EoIitit-&o-
mitce Scr &crenten Hotionen Die ab-
riiItlngsoorlchldge elmer Sonoerfon-
feren5 Ser bier 9FGdte nit Dem 9tuf-
trag, eincn gmigungsperilt6 81 mo
d)en 2ltis Saoilln Nerbo bon Dterifo,
Der Eraiioent Ger Golloerlontnllung,
miro lid) on bieien Gisfuiiionen be-
teili9en.
Ger 8elbluB nlrroe einItilnntig
gefabt, na6oem ser ruliii6e guben,
miniItcr anorei 8iidinifp ertlGrt
bate, baB iih sic Sotpiet- Union nn
oieIer &onferen5 beteiligen iperoe,
Inter Ben Gelcgotionet, beiBt e5 in
elmer Meloung ser rslii. YreB",
bcrric5t lpcniq Soffnl1ng auf einc
Gtnlgnn9, uber olle iino Der Aniidt,
oaB mcnigltens Der Geriu6 genlodt
neroen Iolltc.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-08
@er trng bic Sdulb?

Helmau afori,t sonoerberibt.
eritatter ser uail. 8reB" in Dit
aliien, bat gum sSabrestag bon &earl
Sarbor bie Sorsei6ibte l,no oen
Gerlauf ser &ataItropbe eiltgebeno
belpro6en. uSSn 'Oreitallieno sSnbre,l
&riegsgei6idte," i6reibt er II. a., lift
nirgenos ein 10 pollitdnois gelltngener
lteberraiblntgsangriff beraei6net
Spitere amtli6e llnteriudungen ealt=
biillten einen ppranioalen 8erg bon
6eblern, ser mtf elmer @runolage
fulifer lsiet1nge,t rubte l,lh
belaOen mar nrit ssrrtii,ner1l 9tad-
l1liigteiten lrno~ naa,gelnoer 3uIam-
menarbeit. 8er trug ste S6ulo 2
Manbe lagten, bie 9eeres= uno Slot
tenfiibrer in Bearl Sarbor. 9lnoere
iagten @aibington. " ltnteriu6ungs
fonrlniiiionen ser slrntee uno Der
Slotte itellten lflieBli6 feit, boB
5eblnrteile int @alDington lotpobl
als audi in Saipaii 5u Der &ataitro-
pbe be1getragen bdtten
0as lit elm lebr maBpolles l1rteil
anoere baben oie begangenen SebIer
niel idarfer analpiiert uno riidbalts-
Los bon Oireftem Witperl1uIbe1l
ntaBgebenoer Stellen gelproden.
@an5 miro Bearl Sorbor pobI elie
arfgefl1rt iperoen. 9lber es lollte itets
als parnenoes Sanal in ser ameri-
faniiben @ei6ibte lteben - nidt aur
aufpeitidllng oes Safes gegen
5eilt6e bon a1Ben iorbern als Wab-
nltng 5ur Gerfolgung elmer apirflid
oaterlanbiIden Yolitif, unb aIs Mab-
nang 81 iittlider Sal1berfeit uno
itnatsnanniiber &lugbeit. Eiefernite
8orte, ipie tie 3. g. bie iiiltgIte @r-
fldrung oer anlerifar1iiden 8ii9ofs-
fonferen5 in oieler &ir1ii1t ansipro1,
ioQten bonn anerifaniIben 8olf nibt
in ben 8n,b geidlogen iperben, tpe1trl
es nidbt, lpie bie 9ifn6fe tparnen,
oem 5hidfal bes Morlerboltes ber-
fn1ert min.
Mas Sapn1 linb ole Srage Des
Ba3ifif anbeIaagt, 10 iino in 6er ero-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-08
D1p npl1p phafp nrH mpltkrtp9rH

pans, Dob es fir ieine SIotte bas
Gerbdltnis bon 1856 CUR ertgliihen
'ltno anrerifaniiden anteb1nen m1tBte.
SIM Sabre 1881 ,rabm es ieine seit-
lanopolitif, tpeld)e Die Wnnbi1urei,
Die Wollgolei llllo einen Seil bes Ell
gentliben China in lei1 Ma6tgebiet
ein5ube5ieben Itrebte, lpieber auf, rib
1882 Die Maltoi6urei bon China los,
madte lie 5lt einem leinem GinfluB
llnterltebeltoen Staat (Wanblhufno)
llt1o trat int Wdr5 1888 aus bent SOL
ferbunO, Ser bas Sorgeben ssopans
oerurteilte. gs ipar oie 3eit, in Ser
oas Sa1itre6t in Der interttatiorolen
Bolitif gang 1utb gabe 1puroe. Sas
bonn &ommunislnus gel6n46te Chi
no Gbiattg &ai-lbefs 1purbe bon sSsa=
pan ihtper beordngt. @lei6aeitig
liebatgelte bas ssnielreid nit Stub
lano, llm iib oen Hiicfen 5l oefen,
ndbreno es nit &itler unb Wui1olini
e1tge ge5iebungen lrnterbielt.
Eearl !6arbpr
Die iib peri61rfellben @egenlGte
lltter ben Tolfern bes @eitens be-
giinItigten SSapans 9ldne. Gin gutter
Seil ieiner friiberen grfoIge Datten
lid aus oen Sntereiiengeeenldsen Ser
alteren 8eltrnadte ergeberl, 1tno Ser
6eiollngstanpf, in oen biele iett
peritridt naren, i6ien ser WilitGr=
partei in Sofio cine niht Ieidt Elm
5lpeltes Wtal apieoerfebrenoe @eleger>
belt 5ll bieten, Sen @eIten enOgiiltig
nus sliien aus5ui6lieBen. 9abei rid
tete li6 Ser Sallptgroa gegen 6ie
Ser Staaten, in bellen 11an oel1
5auptgegner i'm Hireell ,lnn sic Gors
berrI6aft i'm 9a5ifif erfarl1lte, berl
fein belttIf)es 8ud Coon 8. @roB) Dor
einen Gierteliabrbunoert ,bus Mfeer
Der @ntldeioungen" genannt bat.
am Z. De5ertber 1941 fiibrte So
pan, apabreno in 8aibillgton nod
Serbanbllmgen i'm Sang tparen, oel,
groBen Shlag, Ser ben ibon ieit
| | SSabren bon S6riitlteIlern aller Sol
fer in IusiiGbt geitellten rGnti6ei,
| bln1gen" oie Gihtla,g geben iollte
ssn Der 6riibe ienes Gesen,ber. Cages
iiberfiel Sapans grite saotte in Ell,
mem itrategiid ltnO taftiid) glan5enh
our6gefiibrten angriff Bearl Sor:
bor. gttdt gan5 5tpei Stunoen lpdter
paren fiunf S6ladtibiffe, brei Ger
Itorer, Elm Wtnenleger, ei1l &epara,
titrlhiff ltnb Elm Sdfpin1mood per=
ienft, uno brei S6ladtldiffe, brei
areu5er umo elm 5lug5etgidiff idtper
bel6aoigt; 2OS6 alnerifonil6e See
lellte 1paren tot, 749 perpunbet, oie
Mrmee 5dblte 24O Cote uno $50 Ser
munoete. Die Sapaner batten nun ee.
ringe Gerlrlte erlitten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-12-08
Sonitige llN lN=&erbanblnngcn

garaael nit ben 9eipre6ungen Der
~8roBen Sier" geben 8erbunolllngen
in Der Eolitilden &ommiiiion. Sier
lhlltgen oiele ISOLDE Die Ser. Stao-
ten, Gnglano rno Srnnfrei6 Die gins
lebung elmer &onlnliiiion 5lr griinos
li6en llnteriucblng ser Srase Dor,
lpclcte ourdy Die BON Sit=8eutlhIanD
propa9anOicrte @ieoerpereirigung
Geltihlonbs oflrt gelpprben lit, nGnt-
lid Oh Ole Gage in beioen Gei6sbGlf-
ten cine freie &abl getpabrleilte. Gro
tcpoM fat bereits angefii,toigt, oaB
lih 9It-1elttlhlanO ouf ~io etpoa"
ni6t einloilclt lperoc
Sin mciterer 9eldllB tpl1rOe in ser
Eolitild)cn &onmliilinn oltrd) Sligo
Ilmpien pcranlaBt. Sl1gollmpien er-
bob lebte @ohc bie 9eIhuloigllng,
Dob 9tlBlano lno ieine Gerbiinoeten
"elnen ofTencn, aggrellipen Druid an
aQen @rcn5cn" oc5 9anoe5 ou5iiben,
lm Sitoa 9legicrllng 5u pernihten.
gelgrub crl1dte bic ll9t lint sic Gr-
ri6tllng geniIdter &omniilionen CUR
Fegellng ser 5ltnebmeno ernItliber
meroen0en @ren5porfaue, bon oener
2519 in Ben lebten Sabren, oapon
1866 in ben erl ten 5ebn ,0fonoter
1851 angefiibrt lpcroen.
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Sam5tag SSltgoIlnlpien 1lno oen rul-
lllhen 8lod ollf, nit ibrem Streit
llno 3anf nlfSuboren, lnto beid)loB
nit fiini5ig ge9en fiinf Stinlmen, Sen
Heglerln19cl non SugoilaDien, 9tubs
lano, 9ulguriell 9llbonien, 9fun11=
nicn Nolcn un0 Ser Sld)eho sSlo1pa-
fei Tolgen0c Gmpfcblungen 5u mo-
den: I gc5icblngen lmo 8eilegung
Der Gifferen5cn I'M ginflung nit ben
@rllnolabcn Scr ll9t=Gbarte. 2. 9ln.
palllng oca oiplonatii6en Gerfebrs
on Die internationoIe 8rari5. 3. 8eis
le9lu1g Ser @rcn5Oi5pute blrb qe-
ntld)te @ren5fonmiiiionen poer on
oere frieoli6c Otittel nah ibrcr Ell
gCnen @nbl.
Ser rlliiiiGbe 9lod itinlnlte gegeu
sic feiol1tion.
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elntretelt, mas trob ideinbaren Gnt-
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elltrete,t mas trot i6einbaren Gnt-
gegenfonmens ser &onurlutilten in
Ser Srage Ser 9emorfationslinie po1r
pornberein 5u befiirbten lpar. Die
Soften MAIDEN BON nelteln Sd)iuierig-
feiten, Dor ulleln biltiibtlib birlrei=
de1loer @aruntien fir Die @i,tbaltllng
Der getroffenen Ibmabl1nser, 1mo es
lit lebr 5ipeifelbait, boB es nab Mb-
lanf Der feitgelesten oreiBie Sage a,a
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utive for six years. He formerly
was chief OF the division of securi-
ties, and former director of COM
merce for the State of Ohio.
David Weir, president of the
State Loan & Finance Corp, who
is serving this year as a member
of the national associations board
of directors, also will take an
active part in the meeting.
New Bank Officers.
Directors of American Security
g. Trust Co. have elected Chester
B. Sellner assistant controller and
William F. Orrison, jr., assistant
auditor, both new positions.
Mr.. Sellher, at present vice
president and treasurer of the
Title Guarantee & Trust Co. of
New York, will take over his new
duties here October /. Mr.. Orri-
son has been with American Sc
curity since 1885 and became chief
clerk of the auditing department
in 1914.
Directors of Security Storage
Co. yesterday declared a regular
dividend of SIPS a share plus an
extra dividend of Is cents a share,
both payable October 10 to hold
ers of record October S. An extra
Of rs cents was declared a year
ago.
Directors of Second National
Bank have declared a regular
quarterly dividend Of 2 per cent,
or 81 share, payable September
28 to stockholders of record Sep
kember 20.