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Milford chronicle., 1951-09-14

Mrs. Mary Passwaters Of Milford
and Mrs. Ida Stevenson Of town,
we're in Wilmington, Tuesday. Little i
/ Kathleen Stevenson is visiting her |
/ grandmother, Mrs. Ida Stevenson. /
Mr.. and Mrs. William Martin, Sr.,
and daughter, Elizabeth Of Baltl- /
more, Mr.. and Mrs. William Martin,
Jr., and daughter. Audrey, and Mia
Mae OF Baltimore, we're weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Martin
of near town. Mr. and Mrs. Roy
n CIendaniel of Lincoln were Satuf
day evening guests Of Mr.. and Mfs.
B. Martin.
Miss Barbara Ann Tatman is now
= attending Beacom's Business School
. in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Davidson
were Philadelphia visitors, Sunday
. Mrs. Arthur Melvin, ST., was a
Wilmington visitor last Saturday
Sunshine Society met last Tues-
!, day at the Church.
+, Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Cain, OF
! FELTON,. called. on Miss Cora HOP
4 Izins at McQueen's Nursing Home
; Sunday Monday. Mr.. Hopkins g
brother to Miss Hopkins, visited
= with her.
: Mrs. L. D. Morrow was a dinner
q guest Sunday at McQueen's and Wis
:. tied with her husband, a patien'
K. there.
ss Mrs. Elizabeth Galloway spen
ts last weekend with her brother
Walter Biggs and family and MIS-
av Marie Galloway near Lewes.
ad Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ingram 2
n Magnolia were callers at webb
Nursing Home. Saturday evening,
Cd Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Denney 9
90 Marcus Hook were guests OF ne
narents. last Friday, Mr.. and MT
i'll willard Sapp. Their callers Sunda
re evening were Mr.. and Mrs. ElnOi
10 Webb and daughter of Houston,
Miss Mary Ann Schmick OF Ne
ve York City and Mrs Ruth T Ha
We of Dover, wore visitors last wee
Ter If Mrs. J. L. Rawlins at San'
m Brtff apartments, Dewey Beacn.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Walter Whi'
,ad Tr of Stevensville. Nd. were gues
at of her mother, Mrs. Sallie William
last Friday.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-14

near town, visited in Wilmington,
Thursday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Slaughter is visit
ing in New Jersey.
Word has been received that Mr.
John Rentz, age SO, passed away in
Trenton Hospital, early Sunday
morning. While visiting a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Elsie Fenton, he had fall
en- and broken hip. Mr.. Rentz
was making his home with daugh-
{ ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
n. F. Carpenter, Sr., were residents
of this town, for several years
They now reside in Dover. He Is
survived by daughters, Mrs. Ger
trude Carpenter, Mrs. Ethel Car
penter. Mrs. Elsie Fenton and Mrs
CIarabel Clark, several grandchil
/ dren and great-grandchildren. Fu
neral was held Thursday from Wes
| ley Church, Dover.
Mrs. w. w. Wilson, Mrs. ]. c
Gerow, and Mrs. Lester Carlisle
Sr., and Miss Elizabeth Jane &c
row. spent Wednesday in Whining
ton. In the afternoon they attende
the Marine Band Concert, at Long
wood.
) Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Gerow me
: tored to Wilmington, Saturda.
= where they met Mrs. Wilson's nice
Mrs. Elizabeth HodgsOn of BroOl
( lyn and Miss Zachary of New YoTl
Miss Elva Warrington and Mis-
Lillian Davis we're weekend CUES
/ of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Mcbride.
II Mr.. ]. E. Mcbride, with Dick'
| Gordon and George Maris motOr'
to Philadelphia for the Bosto
/ Athletics ball game Saturday.
Ii Mrs. Bertha Rogers is expect
home on Saturday from a thr
weeks visit in Florida.
Ladies of the W. S. c. S. W
hold a rummage sale in the Fl
House on Saturday starting at
| o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Deputy ha
returned home after several da
stay at Newport with daught
and snn-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Je
nings WrOtten.
Mrs. Nutter Marvel has return
home after spending a few days
Brandywine Summit.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-14
Starting BrOiIers Now
May Be Questionable

This may be a poor time Of year
to start broiler chicks. County
Agent Tarben says that broiler
chicks started about the first Of
September will be coming to mar
ket during the holiday season,
which lasts from about the third
week in November to the first Of
January. During the past two years,
broiler prices have been low in this
period.
University Of Delaware marketing
specialist, that during December
and January two years ago the
average farm price Of broilers was
eighteen cents to twenty cents for
a period of five to six weeks. Last
wear prices didn't go too low but
lin many cases they were below cost
of production.
Just because broiler prices were
low the last two years during Sep
tember and January" says Tarbell
"is no guarantee they will be low
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-14

DR.. and Mrs. w. C. Prouse Of Re
hoboth Beach, called on relatives
in town last Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Mcguire Of Chester is
spending a few days with Miss Mil
dred CoverdaIe. His daughter, Cath
crime, has been a guest for the past
two weeks. Mr. Mcguire and Miss
Mcguire will return to Chester the
latter part of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Lane and
children left for California this
week to make their home.
MIR. and Mrs. Norman Boone, OF
Wilmington, were weekend guests
Of his mother, Mrs. Mary Boone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Hollegel
have moved from town. Mr.. Hole
ger entered the Army. They pur
chased a trailer and expect to liv'
at present in Mississippi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin CHM Of viii
mington, were recent guests OF MI
I and Mrs. r. L. Slaughter.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-14

again this year. There are many
other things thst must be consider
ed. Each grower must decide for
himself about starting chicks now.
For some, this may be an ideal
time to make repairs to buildings
and equipment.
Tarbell warns that 1t will take a
better than an average flock in De-
eember.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-14
FREDERICA
By Mrs. HOey Gross
Phone FrederleA 1851

Mr.. and Mrs. william Hart, Of
Homestead Farm, expect to leave
today for Atlantic City to be the
guests Of Dr. and Mrs. Bradley
Grier at Hotel New Belmont dur
ing the Mid-Atlantic Shriners An
nuaI Convention there this week
end.
Miss Leona Kelly, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Kelley, Of town was
a recently elected president oi
House Council, at a meeting Of ths
Residence Girls Club Of the YWCA
sOs King Street, in Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-14
Forty Years Ago

Miss Clara hudson. Of Fred
erica, and Paul Clendapiel, a
young farmer, we're married
j last Saturday evening
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-23
Btp nttH am ndhttptt
1tphrtt ..
Gpn u ertrnb &c a fen

@ie oft fommt es Dor, 0uB mir
Sernltebenoen iolden, oenen mir piel=
letdt nnr Ielten i'm 2e6en beaeqner,
init 10 piel 9er5li6feit entgegenfom-
men, nit 10 otel ielbItoerItGn0lid)cr
8lte uno SiebenspiirOigfeit! 9o lit
o1e nobllpouenoe 8ereitl6aft, Ous 81.
6eln bel elmer unannebntli6feit, oos
yfabgeben un0 Si6anpaiien ettpo3
gon5 gtotiirlifes; es muB nun einnal
10 letnJ llno man fiigt uno id]ift ith
0arein.
Iber oobeim, mo man iih aan5
|nobeltebt, mo- sic ousgleid)enoe 9iebe
uno Dos groBe eiitepoue SerItGnOnis
etlpaS gun5 SelbitperItGnoli6es iein
mllBte, oo miro man oft 10 unanqe-
nebm, lit idroff uno grob, 10 gar nicht
gel6piIterlih, 10 gar ni6t BON ser
groBen, alsgleidenoen uno aQc5
llberbriidenoen 8iite beieelt.
ltno ood] baben Oie, sic rns am
nahlten lteben, Dos meilte Gef)t ouf
unlere uerltGnOnispoue InpalIuna.
ouf oen Gienit unierer 9iebe, u1f ooS
gittepolle, Oa5 nodgebenoe uno per~
5eibenOe 2Qfeln.
8emlB loll in lnieren Ser5en oas
9roBe 8eiet ser 9armbersiqfeit ae,
| lhrleben lteben nit goloenen Settern,
oas uns sum- Eulsi6log miro fir
unler 2enfen lno Sum, uno lper
lmmer Siebe oerlangt, oem Iollen mir
tie geben I'M froben 9ereitiein. Iber
mer 10 oft am meiIten Darum bittet
llno am lnnlglten na6 unlerem Ser
ltanonls uno ltnlerer 8iite ruft, 0as
ltno Die 0abeim i'm engen, gottgemoa,
ten &rere, am beimeliger Seroe.
@lr mli''en ebrlid) lein gegen ur5
1elblt; es lit 10, uno penn audi oir
@lte bel llns MIR i'm fleinen feh!t,
nenn bier lno BORT au6 MIR Elm I'm,
freunolldes @ort fdllt uno penn man
lnongenebn miro in geringen, in ou-
tdglihen Gingen, 10 Iolte ood qerooc
bier oas ernlte 8ollen einieben, Ser
quite SSiIle, au6 oas fleinIte I'm,
angenebme gittepoa 5u iiberbriider.
Gie oabeim, Sic uns am n6cbIten
lteben baben als erIte slnipru6 onf
unler SerItdnonis, auf uniere aiite,
poue einli6t, auf Oie sroBe, ausalei,
6enoe Stebe; llno mas mir onoeren
geben in lttller SelbitperitGnolidfeit,
oos ipollen mir ood Sen llnirigen nic,
mails Der rlogen. Genn piellei6t miiBte
es nns einmal iebr gerel1en
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-23

arbelt lit 9erufSpfli6t, Inn @ottes
Dtllen getan, i'm ginflang nit Dem
itber uns ltebenben 8ottesniuen, ein-
gefoBt in Sen 8oloreif Der g1ten Nei-
|nung uno bineingetau6t in ben 9ienit
Der beiligen Siliht, sic mir eben tun,
neil lte Die 8flidt lit. 50 miro oles
groBer uno beQer unO beiliger un6
berrli6er.
"a gibt'S fiir uns pieles 5u lernen
Sm oufreibenoen, oft troltIos einf0r.
migen glrbeitsoienIt, in ser @h,t-
otmolpbore ser 6oh0fen, bel Ser
Sieoebibe Ser 3ampffeiiel, ltnter ser
16ouerliden Wfulif ser SGmmer, ser
1aulenOen Gdoer, ser fnurren0en
Webltitble uno ser illrren0en Spulcn
muB Die 9lrbeit Elm 8ottesoienit mer-
Den. Iann 0ringen Concentration
ltlller &roft binein in sic nad S0be-
rem bungernOen Seelen. 9onn tper=
Den Die nah @ottli6em oiirItenoen
WenldenIeelen nieoer erquidt. Ionn
miro ulleS lei6ter uno frober.
@arlm muB man oenn Itets oeren
10 ptele leberL Sic einberfeu6en uno
togll6 BEN @eg ibrer 8fliften o5=
beben, obne na6 re6ts ooer lil1fs ur9
oufmortS 5u ieben, bic I6lieBIif er=
ldopft ltt ins @rab legen nit Dem
8etllbl, tagaus, togein ii6 abgemiibt
uno oennod) ni6t 0as fertigge6radt
5u boben, mos lie gelpolt bQtten, Nen
G1nbou in Elm be9liifenoes Seben fiir
8ott uno Die @pigfeit? @arum oas?
@ell mir WtenId)en mir GbriIten uns
nod nid)t red)t in oos neue ;3eitulter
Der Vtolbine bineingefiigt baben, ion.
bern 1elber 1uie cine neue OtaIhine
llno, Sic 5uerlt etpoS boItig unO mr.
ltber orbeitet, bis lie oie rubig',
ele1hmoBlge Stetigfeit gefunoen bat.
llnlere Stetigfeit fonlmt crit, lpenn
un'er 8ott gan5 in un5 berrld)t, audi
in ieoem slrbeit5tog. Sbne @ott ae-
mlnnen mir nidts, nit s5bm unO in
Sbm oaeS. rgSir boben oie gunse
ytoht gefilht lmo nihts gefanqen.
Aber ouf 9ein @ort mill i6 oas Sect
nodmolS ausmerfen. 9u tpenoet iit)
alles.
4. Donders.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-23
maH urrhankptt ltnh fdlulhpn
tutr hrnt Nadlfnlgrr prtrt?
gon S fob q 0tges, S. ].

Gs lit einige Sabre fer, oa mar if
3euge zines iener greigniiie, oie man
groB uno ergreifeno nennt. SS6 ItanO
am gineang BON ct. 8eter in &onr.
Son ieds l1br an in ser Sriibe iob id
Die Gilgerl6aren oes grofreiles in oit
Deiten beiligen Sallen ein5ieben.
Sunoerte, Snl1ienoe, 3ebntaulenoe;
Geuti6e, Souanoer, 8elgier, Seiter-
reider, Slopafen, l1ngarn 8olen,
Staliener, 5ron5oieh gnel1nber,
Gbinelen ulip., uilp.; beteno uno iirr=
geno, alles 5uglei6, aber in number.
poaem 3ulammenflong. 60 ging's
StunOe ltm Stunoe. 8is cine Som.
pagnie Galaltgarbe nit geldultertein
&arabiner an oie Gonfeiiio porriifte,
biz pon ser 2oggia iiber Dem gingons
Der gin5ugsmarld einieste, bis oie
Selle6aroen Der Sblpei5er uno Sic
8olOtrelie1 ser Hobelgaroe aufblibten
|uno - auf bobem Srasieiiel ser
81. Sater langiam, bie @ano gum
Segen erboben, oem 9lltar ser 9lpo.
ltelfIriten it1 nGberte, INN inmitten
Ieiner &inoer bos beiliglte Spfer gu
begeben. 9a sing Elm Sturn Ser 9e-
geilterung 1no ser 2iebe ourh bis
Ser5en, rno es bral1lte Elm Sod"
auf Oen Gaplt in bunoert Spruden
binauf 5ur &uppel Wei6elangelos.
Die title beilise Meiie nobm ibren
Gerlauf. Die S6oren in ct. 9eter
aber langen ale 5ulammen, MIR Elm.
mal abgeloIt our6 oie Silberpoialt,
men Ser &uppel, crit Elm Kyrie, Damn
Elm Credo, Damn elm Lauda Sion unN
enoli6 Dos Te Deuw.
9o mar es mir, pie tpenn sic gon5e
GbriI Itenbeit es einmal in groe unS
Simlnel binousiubelte, lpas iie oen1
Stellpertreter Gbrilti perbanft, mos
tie fir 0ie 8egenpart tpie sic fon1.
menoen 3eiten Don ibm erlpartet
oaB ser Sells 8etri es lei, aus Dem
Ser gottli6e Suea oes Sroites, oes
6rieoens 1no ser grborn1r1ng berpors
bridt in Die @elt bes glenoes, oes
l1nfrieOens unb ser S6idiale, 5u oeln
aa oie sllten, &ranfen, Irbeit= 1lnS
&ummerbei6merten binnuBten, Inn
einen Sau6 Ser 2inoerlng unb einen
Ser5ldlag Ser 2iebe 5u ipiirer, Sen lte
iiber gerge uno Weere bebutiam nit
nebmen pollten in Saus uno Sci
mot - Kyyie eleison. 9aB Ser Sells
Setri S6ub unb 'S6irm bes altell
beiligen @loubens Jet, oes @laubens
oeiien an Ser Gonfeiiio, oes 8laubens
oerer, Die nebenan pom beiligen
&f in Ser Mrena, in ben bunflen
@dneen Der &atafomben it'd aus
rubten, bes @laubens aaer iener, Die
ieit Sdbrbunberten Sdritt ooer Sers
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-23

na6 Gom eelenft, no6 oieiem beiIi.
gen e1pi9en Hom, oos mir boben miii,
len, llm Gbriltlls bel uns 5l1 bebaIs
ten - Credo. 0ob ser Sells 8etri es
lei, ouf Dem Ser altar Itebt, ser oo3
&reu5esopfer bis ans gnoe ser 3eit
unter uns lebenoig gegenpdrtig bGlt,
bon Dem Ser iieben fa6e iafromertaIa
Strom ieinen @nooenit itrom bis an sic
8ren5en Ser groe trdgt - Lduda
Sion. Gas alles Deroanfen mir Dem
Haffolger 8etri.
llno mas mir ibm i6uloen? 81,
tlang oas ni6t IN ienem innigen, ur>
genaltigen 1e De1n12 @or oas nitt,
mie menn Die gan5e Gbriltenbeit Dem
lieben @ott I'M Sinmel oroben oanfte
fir Oas @eIcbenf oes YopIttums ? @ie
menn Ser fatbolii6e grofreiS oenl
gta6folger Setri oou begeiIterter
Stebe OaS gan5e Ser5 llno 2ebcn
lbenfte? gSie menn ole SGnoe al Sen
beiligen @eilteSmaffen griffen, Inn
ein5utreten fir 9opit uno Stride ?
gSie Denn Die getpoltige &uppel es in
einem GGo nod piel ld)0ner lmo er-
bobener tpie Ser Slang ser Silbec=
polounen pioerboate? 0ns Sreltc=
gelobnis al Ser 80lfer IN oen Saaen
bon ct. Seter, in 5rieoensgeiinnllrg
uno gemetnlomer 2iebe 5uiomnen3rt-
lteben Inn Hom, bnS oa lit ous Ser,
Der gSelt llnO oas Sormerf ser Grpi9z
feit2
ltno menn id) nun um SbluB
rage, mas mir belonoers fun fonnen,
Inn oiele 9laaelneini6ulo Der Gbri=
Itenbeit an ben gtadfolger Getri Of
5utragen, 10 perlpeile i6 ouf Sen Gor-
l6lag, Oen ser &aroinols sStaotsiefre-
tor in einem 9rief bonn II. SSuli
1924 ma6te: r8ebete, &o1nnlt11io=
men, WeBopfer, quite 8erfe uno 8e=
lu6e beim 9luerbeiliglten ioIlten lpie
elm goloenes Gorperf lein, oos oie
S6aren oeS @ebetsopoitolots Sag
INN Sag I'm oen 81. 'Stubl erriG-
teten."
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F A M | l. ! { N K RE s

8er 6riitli6 leibet, iprengt beu
gann oieier uneolen sSelbltiud)t; e,
5tpingt iid 5ur Sreunolidfeit unr
@iite gegen onoere. 8as gebt onfongS
niht leidt. Sft foItet Elm 2Gdeln
I6ipere ueberipinbung. Gin itarfer
Wille muB Sic bitteren &logen 1nS
berben @orte unterbriiden, ipelhe Die
grimmigen S6mer5en ouf bie 2ippen
orangen. Gbriltlibe 2iebe tpeitet bos
bonn Seio 5ulammengepreBte Ser3
lelblt bilfsbeoiirftig, troltz uno freube.
arm lit es oarauf beoa6t, anoeren
5reuoe, Silfe uno Sroit 5u bereiten,
oas &ranflein in Wobltun, bas 2eio
IN Siebe l1nt5uIeben. 9as lit cine berr=
lide, ionnige 2eioensb0be; tpobl Dem,
Der tie erreid]t.
50 menig lit es tpobr, oab man in
franfen Sagen nidts mebr tpirfen,
it6 nidt mebr niitli6 MAIDEN fonne.
Ser &ranfe bat iogar cine lo3ioIe
Wdllion. @r fonn fir oen leiOenoen
Sell Ser Wteni6beit nod nebr tpirfen
als Ser 8eiunoe, eben neil er ielbIt
leioet nno neil iein 2eioen ou6 elmer
fleinen @abe b0beren @ert, einenl
guten @ort beionoern @obIflane.
einen got Elm groBeres 8eipitt
elmer Wfabnrng perltGrften 9soforlcf,
e1nem SroItlport einen liiBen Inter
ton gibt. Seine ipertpo0Ite @abe aber
lit oos quite 8eiipiel zines driItlihen
SeioenS. Son oielem GermG6tnis
5ehrt Die Somilie auf @enerationeli
binaus. Gein Gorbilo bGlt piele uuf.
redt; oeine 8eulb tpirft berubigenh
arf iie; oeine 2iebe na6t anoeren
SeiOenoen oo5 @er5 tporm uno peiG,
uno melt.
rNi6tS 9erei6t Dem WenIben il
5ur gbre," ihreibt ct. Gbrploltonnus
an oie ihmermiitige 9iofoniilin
Slpmpios, uols oie eeouloige slu5.
bauer bel f0rperli6en S6mer5en.
Ienn mie Die @eoulo 1nter Sen Su=
genoen oie erlte lit uno BEN i60nlten
Gbrenfran5 peroient, 10 lit oieie be.
ltimlnte 9lrt ser 8eoulo tpieoer herr
li6er ais oie anberen. 9enn nihts iii
10 ldlper 5ll ertragen ais &ranfbe:t
pes SeibeS."
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Arhpit
rsll1f 9ein @ort hin mill ir4)
Dos gfeb ol1smerfen" C9uf. 5, D.

Oas yteb arslDerten" (Suf. 5, -.
G5 lit ni6t re6t getan, sic 9lrbeit
am @erftag lno Ben 8ottes oienit on
Sonntag i6arf boneinanoer al tren-
men ltno beioe unaltSgegli6en l1no nn=
iberlobnt nebeneinanoer geben 5lt lal=
len. Sir Sauienoe bon uns iino 9m=
tag uno Sonntog 5ipei gan5 peri6ie=
oene @elten. sic fommen am Sonn=
tag in ibr @OtteSbaus, Oos lie olS eine
StGtte oe5 SSrieoens uno Ser SreuOe
lieben, mo- tie neue &ruft uno friiben
Wtut ser Seele 1pie aus tiefe1n 9rln=
men i6opfen. Damn meroen lie mieoer
ltarf, na6oem ser raube &anlpi oe5
2ebens tie matt uno miioe gemad1t
batte. slber ole Gage bon einem Sor-
nenI Itrabl oes 8ottesgeoonfenS ber-
tlGren 5u lalIen, au6 in 0aS 9ruuiea
ser Wol6inen einen Sobengeoonfen
5u ldiden, Dos baben lie perlernt.
@Gbreno ser slrbeits ltunoen uno
=tage iino oue @eoanfen an @ott uno
8ottlihes perbannt aus ibren @er5en.
nl6t ablt6tliG 5lpar, aber tatlG6lid).
Sic beriteben es nid)t, in sic ltet5
gleihe slrbeit Ourd) cine leuhtenoe
2inie, sic auftpGrts 5iebt, @e6iel slt
bringen. Sic tpiiien es nid)t, lpie lie
bie arbeit ielbIt gum 8ottesoienit UNI
5ugeltalten baben.
Gennod lit geraoe oas bitter not
penOig. Sou oenn sic fur5e Stunoe
om Sonntag, Die ibr geplagten Wen=
lhenfinOer eu6 sur Scot nod fir Sen
8ottes soienIt i'm @ottesbuuie rettet,
allcs lein? l1no ibr lpolltet ourd sic
gan5e 8ode nit ibren ie6smoI pier
uno5pan5ig sStunoen inter oent
fur6tbaren So6oruf uno ser ser
malmenoen @o6ipannlng el1rer Otit=
ben uno Sagesiorgen lteber, feiner
slufblif unb slusblid 5u ienen S0be1r
baben, bon oenen ell6 2i6t uno &raft
fommen 1piiroe? Sc tiefer oie Menld)=
belt in Oieles groBe Sabrbunoert Der
slrbeit binelngebt, ie mebr lie iif in
Elm unablebbareS Seer bon 9lrbeiter,1
pernanOelt, oeito entibieoener nu1B
Der ein5elne es iif) lagen: v@ntneoer
miro Sic Irbeit gum @ottesbienit &C.
ma6t ooer mein religioies Senfen.
gmpfinben, 2eben lit bolo auf leinen
tieflten Nullpunft geiunfen. 60
ipra6 einnol nit He6t Elm protelton=
|tilfer Bfarrer. Sn friiberen 3eiter
batten Die aberdeen 1nanbe Stunoe
5ur bausli6en Inoabt 1lno 5u einen
&ir6gang audi in ser @ofe iibrig.
@enn ite berte es nibt eelernt baben,
Irbeit uno Heligion, @laubenslebcn
uno Sdaffen matchmaker 81 perbin=
oen, onnn eritirbt ibnen na6 1lnb mad
oos religioie 9eben Ser tSeele. gs lit
|ni6t mebr genl1g, 5u iagen: u8ete
uno arbeite," benn beioe geben ni6t
mebr sleidmaBig nerteilt nebenein-
amber. Inns nl1B es beiBen: r9eten
lit arbeiten, Nrbeiten miro uns gum
@ebet." 8ir miiilen 1niere slrbeiten
ni6t ipie cine Waidineni ia6e auffaI=
len, ionoern BON boberen @eoanfen
perflart unb beleudtet iein laiien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-23

Grill 6. n8ann iteben Sic
oenn I'M CONNER morgens auf?" -
ySobalo oie erlten Strabeln Der
Sonne in mein 5eniter ibeinen." -
~SSlt bas ni6t iebr friib2" - rgs
sebt, if) lpobne nab @eiten raus."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-23

geein, man bari Die euten Seiten
unb Dienlte Der &ranfbeit ni6t ber-
geiIen. @ie oft ibon bot tie Sen Ser.
irrten pie6er auf ben redten @eg 5a-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-23

8or ser &ranfbeit nidt 5u friib
fapitulierer, aber aub nidt 81 ipdt.
Ser Mr5t tpirb 5u beltimmen baben,
tpann Ser Mrbeitsbetrieb ein5uitellen,
tpann Dos Mmt nieoer5ulegen, manrl
Dos Sanptquartier ins &ranfen5im-
mer 81. perlegen tit. Dieien 3eitpunft
binausa0gern, big man gan5 5uiam-
urembriibt, mare nidt WiGensltarfe,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-23

Oas bleibt nun oes franfen Gbri,
item itete beilige Gorge Sag fir Soy
uno bel Sag unb bel geadt, oaB er aus
anen ieinen 2eioen uno S6mer5en
Elm Spfer bereite, Elm Siibnopfer.
Oonfopfer, 2obopfer, bob er ieinen
franfen &orper ielber '@ott barbringe
als Iebenoiees, beiliges, 1poblgefali-
qes Opfer (9f0m. 12, y, a1.6 in fran=
fen Sagen @ott perberrlibe in ieine!n
iterbliben 2eibe Il. &or. 6, 2O).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-23

gs sibt cine einfa6e 8robe, Oh man
redt ooer iblebt leioet. Waht oas
2eioen Itia, bei6eiben, ianft 11no
freunolid, Damn lit es bic goelfruht
zines gllten 2eioens. Mo6t es uns
aber berb, aniprudspoa, rei5bar, Ial,=
mild, lieblos, bann iinb mir ibledtc
S6iiler in Der 2eioensi6ule. gs lit
nieoriger ggoismus, menn man aus
Ger &ranfbeit Elm Bripileg ableitet,
anoere 5u qudlen, tue,tn man anberen
mebr, als notig lit, 5ur 2ait fGat, als
mollte man an ibnen iib ridden fir
iein 2ebensgel9id.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-23

gs gibt befanntlid eingeblloete
&ranfe. Son ibnen gilt Oas @ort bel
Galoeron: r0u braufit uuf anoere
Granfbeit ni6t 5u tparten; ,lein, oeine
l61perIte &ranfbeit biit ou ielblt.
Sier eibt es nur cine &ur: Der frants
bate @ille, franf gu iein, mnB onrd1
tiihtige grbeit tpieoer in einen gelnn,
oen gSiIlen, geiuno 5u iein umge'
lhaffen tperoen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-03-30
OAK HAREOR
CHURCH NEWS
Oak Harbor Methodist Church
Rev. Ira Benton, Pastor
The Church with the Lighted


Window
Church school, al $50 a. m.
Morning worship at 1920 a. m.
Youth Fellowship at $50 p. m.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian service will meet at the church
on Monday afternoon at 2:30,
with Circle No. 3 as the hostess
group.
Choir rehearsal Wednesday eve
ming at ZOO.
Mrs. George Boon will entertain
Circle No. at her home, lis E.
Water ST., next Tuesday after
noon at 2:30. Members are asked
to bring tax stamps.
Something New! Reserve the
date of Sunday evening, April S,
right now, and you will be mighty
glad you did. For that is the eve
ming the Church Board of Educa-
ton is planning Methodist Sum
day Evening Fellowship; a service
planned for the whole family to
enjoy. Don't miss it and be dis
appointed.
Plans are being made for a
Patterson Banquet to be held at
the church on Thursday evening,
April 19. Keep this date open.
More about program and tickets
later.