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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-11
0nttpsn1atfptt

&enn mir an @oiienfinoer oenfen,
meroen mir traltrig. Genn es lit 10
lhtuer, feinen Goter llno feline Wtlt=
ter slt baben. Die fatbolilhe Stride
bat immer Sic 2iebe 5u SEN @oiien-
finoern gelebrt, ltno mir finoen piele
brabe Menihen, oie Sen &inoern Go=
ter uno Mutter erIeben pollen, 1rno
pie1e Sroensfrouen, tpelde ibre Belt,
Irbeit lno 2iebe an &inoer geben.
Die feline Whttter uno feinen 8ater
mebr baben. Hltn babe id) Dor fltr5erl
Elm @ort geleien, oas bat MIDI an
cine anbere 9lrt bon @aiien benfen
lofen: on r@ottesipaiien". 9us iino
Die &inOer, sic ME ettpns bon einerl
Goter I'M &intmel boren, ME BON oec
0iebe oes Seilonoes, ME BON ser 8na,
oe bes 81. 8eiltes, fir Sic es fein
@eibnahtsfelt, feline Sltern, feline
Gfingiten inn @lauben gibt. 9ns iino
iene &inoer, in oenen Sic gltern nift
cine ibnen BON 8ott anpertraute 1,r-
iterbli6e Seele ieben, Sic I'M @egen=
tell oielei6t b0ren miiiien, ipie mon
unlere Stride, sic beiligen Sofra-
mente rnb Sic BrieIter lGitert. SSsr1
ihrem Sunderland iagen Sobn un>
Spott berum pie b0ie Sunoe. SSn Sen
&eligionsunterriCbt oiirfen lie nif)t
geben, unb 10 bleiben Gater uno Wfl1t.
ter ibnen oas 2eudten Ser @nooe I'M
SUNDERLAND i6uloig.
9lber Gater 1lnb Oeutter iino oiel=
leid)t lelbIt als 8ottes1paiien in tie
fer Scot in elmer eroBen Staot o1T-
getpa6len, in einem Sinterhaus, ohne
Sonne, obne 2ift. Ser5lole SoltS=
leltte boben lie imner auf Sic StrnBe
gelebt. Ser Gater mar in ser SSnbrif,
sic Wfutter audi; Denn Sic &inosr
beimgefommen iin0 BON Ser Sfula,
90 tparen lie allein. 9lls bie &inoor
groBer tpuroen, iinb @ottesbaiier c1l
lie berangetreten unb baben oas 8ilO
oes etpigen Gaters in ibnen 5eri6la-
gen.
S6au, es gibt audi @ottesmaiien
nit erauen Saaren. @eil aber ser
8ottesIobn Seinem Goter alle Mfer,
ihen 5ufiibren moate, 10 fat gr ba5
8ebot geeeben, OaB mir 1lnlern 9tGd6=
item lieben Ionen, uno barunt perItebit
ou ald), ipesbalb sic fatbolilde Sir
6e gebietet, baB feiner Sen anoern
unteroriifen oarf, uno oaB O.r
Oteni6 geo6tet 1peroen ion, uno oaB
oie 0inge Inn bes Weni6en 1piIer
ba it11b. Sieb, ieoer nluB belfen, oaB
oen @ottespaiien pieoer Elm elpiger
Sater lperOe.
gs gibt aber ald) @ottestpaiIen,
mo- ni6t oie per5lpeifelte Scot Den
8lauben an @ott perl6iittet fat, no
ser unglaube sic Come ubbdlt bonn
Seelenlono oes &inOes. 9a baben mo-
tiirli6 iene lei6tes Spiel, oie oas gr-
ringen BON Geihtum alS bohites 3iei
biniteuen sleidpiel, alf lpeldem 8e=
ge er errei6t miro. Sol6e Wtenlben
fennen feline 8erantiportung Dor
8ott, 1peil lie lelblt feline Gerant1pors
tung tragen mollen.
Sd tpeiB ni6t, oh bieles einmo! III
Oie 5Gnbe bon gltern fomnlt, Die
@ctteslpailen iinb uno ihre &inoer 81,
@ottesipailen er5ieben mollen, Sic iif)
qrgern iiber alles, mas gelagt m1r0
BON 8ottes @irfli6feit, bon Gtriltlts
unb Dem bo6beiligen Safran1ent. IS
men bringe ih sic 8itte ins !Saus:
@0nnt ipenigltens eltren &inoern oas,
mas eurer &inobeit senommer toor-
ben lit: @ottes Sonne uno Ghri'ti
2iebe.
Clara .Siebwt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-11
F A M | l. |E n K RE | S

in ibrer @ortenarbeit; aud NOR nod
feline StraBenbabn oo, iomit muBten
aud 1peitere Iusgange 5u SUB gez
mu6t nerOen, un0 of - mir freuen
uns beute nod iiber Die rotten Baden
uno glan5enoen Iugen, nit Delden
oie &inOer beimfebrten; tonnten lie
ooh toum fertig meroen, uns 81 er-
5ablen, lpas lie alle5 geIeben batten.
"a puroen ibnen Die 9lugen geofinet
fiir 8ottes EDfodt unO 8iite in Der
Sd)opfung, unO 5ugleih muroe ibre
@eIlnobeit gefraitigt. Gos mar Dor
pielen Sabren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-11
Nruutrrhr
@on P. SebaitianSer,O @. S. B.

sd bin ni6t neugierig," 10 lagt
|pieaei6t man6er unlerer 2eler (uon
Sen @eierinnen neroen penige 10 fiibn
leiD; ri6 1peiB, buB icb uiele 5ebler
babe, ober nel1gierig bin ib nt6t."
Manbe, belonoers pon oen Wannern,
| lino ni6t 10 i6ma6 in oieiem 8unft
elm getpiiier Stol5 balt lie ab uno 5eigt
ibnen oie Heugieroe al5 Elm Srlplleg
oes yl11pa6en 8el6le6ts".
Gieaei6t lit aber oeine gsel1eierbe
audi nur ielten itarf gerei5t 1poroen
gu eibit oieaeidt nidts allf Sbeater
uno S6oultiide; es foltet oi6 felne
lteberpinoung, an 0en 8iloer= lno
2urusldoen poriiber5ugeben, obne
Iteben 5u bleiben; ou 1pirIt Oielleiht
ni6t oarauf a6ten, lpenn it6 ein
Oteni6enfndlel Inn ein perungliidtes
9lutomobil lamlnelt; au6 borlt oll
ni6t auf bie &lati6gelbi6ten Der
Staot uno lieIt ME Das ullnter Dem
Stri6" ooer oie ruermil6ten 9tad)=
ridteu" oeiner 3eitung. slaes oas tun
sic berufsmGBig Ielgierigen uno
barum 5GblIt Ou oi6 NIT 9fe6t nlbt
5u ibnen.
9lber gelebt SEN Sal, oein Gbef
lieBe Elm piftiges gebeimes attenltilcf
ouf leinem Sdreibtiid liegen. 8iir=
oeit ou feline Seriu6ung ipiiren,
einen 8lid binein5utperfen? IS lol=
len Sroensperleibungen itattgefuns
ben baben, 9fangerbobungen, 8e=
baltsperbeIierungen - man mll1felt
bon sir uno nennt oeinen Hamell
unter 8eilesung elmer einfluBrei6e1
Stelle. 8ilt ou no6 Wann genug,
foltbliitig 5u bleiben? Gieaei6t rei5t
ou6 Elm piel6eipro6enes Drama, Elm
eniationeqer Homan oeine geugieroe,
ODER lie Itellt es Sir als our6aus notig
Dor, Elm neues 8ilo in Ser 9lusitellung
su leben, obglei6 bu iiber oie Morali-
tat bieler Dinge nift obne 8eoenfell
bilt.
gs eibt allerlei sSormen uno 4b-
Itllfungen ser NeugierOe, rno gan5
fret bapon 1inO mir pobl ale ni6t;
es gebort Oas gum grbteil unlerer
Abnmutter, Sic iib nidt aus 3ufall
am perbotenen Baum berumtrieb uno
Sic 6rii6te belieb6ugelte.
@ir tpoQen aber ernlter reoen, 0enn
oie Sahe lit 1pibtig. slu6 eritredt iid)
sic Su6t nod gteltenl SEN SerItano
ODER sic Sinne &ibelnoem burbaus
ni6t auf oas tGgli6e &leintperf oes
@ntagslebens; bie geugier lit Elm
8araiit, ser ni6t MIR am 8oben bin
frie6t ionbern audi oie ma6tigen uno
Itol5en 8aume llmiblingt 1lno tbrer
belten Safte beraubt.
9ie Neugieroe gilt pobl allgemein
als cine IS6tpd6e, pesmegen man lie
germ bem lftpa6en @el6lebt 5ll=
ihreibt. slber nit l1nre6t ausiblieB=
lib. Man tpill iie nift 5u9eIteben unb
nennt lie @iBbesieroe; aber oas biir=
fen mir niht burbgeben laiien, oenn
bie @iBbegierbe, in eolem briltli6enl
Sinne unternommen, lit cine Sugenb.
Tim Nun Dem @olflein BEN Sdafs=
pel5 ausau5ieben, lpollen mir ben
l1nteri6ieo 5,pii6en @iBbegieroe uno
Neugieroe feit3uItellen iu6en. 8ir
folgen babel feinem @eringeren als
J Dem fl. Sbomas.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-11
in npinpa Wnttpa Itphp
8pn Sui. Stnrm

8pn sSnl. g turn
2af fabren Seine Sorsen,
9n anberit nidt bein 2us;
9as Sent' 1T bein; bas Worsen
SrGat 8ptt in Seinem Sdpf.
11nb iuie Gr's ,pirb seitalten,
Grgriinoen fannit bus nid)t;
9pd slanbit BIT an Sein 8alten,
60 gebit bn audi im 2id)t.
limb tpas Gr Dir mag ienben,
9m trGgit es fiia unb germ;
&ommt es bod ans ben 6anben
9es beiten aller Serrn.
Nie fam Seim Nprgen tribe,
9ein Mbenb bnnfel iein,
0enm beines 8ottes 2iebe
8ibt ibnen bellen Sdein.
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&creiufadJtcs &erfabren

3eihenlebrer: r9to, 6rib, jebt 5cig'
mir mol mas Ou 9e5eidnet baIt in ocn
6erien!" lrib: ~Sier, Serr 2ebrer,
cine Sub ouf Ser S8ieie, Sic @ro5
frtBt." Sebrer: SD iebe oof gor
fein @ras." lrib: uSa5 bat oie Sub
aleS gefreiien." Sebrer: limb no lit
oenn oie &ub?" Srit: Sic Sub lit
meggeloufen, neil fein 8raS mebr
0u it,"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-11
SodJ ettuas

6ra1 Goftor: sd gratuliere, licbc
6rellnoinl Sbr Wtonn bat ia nieocr
oen eriten Erei5 fiir iein iebr geIebr=
teS @erf erbolten!" iSrot 8rofeIlor:
~ltnter uns geiogt, Iiebe Sruu Softor,
es lit ein pobre5 8Iiif, 0aB mein
Wann penigIten5 nod etpos Don ser
@ilienl6aft perItebt - in ser 8irt=
lbaft 5ubauie funn i6 i'm rein 5u
nid)tS gebraufen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-11
Gin @emiitsmenIh

vSonoerbor, ih peripiire bcutc
einen iolcben slrbeitsbrang; penr ih
ni6t tpiiBte, ouB Ser 9lrbeitSf)ef per=
reiIt it, if CLAUDE, idl pdre pirflih
imItanOe 81 arbeiten. ga, lnIien Mrs
nod mall"
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ltnertuurtet

Serleger: ~ltno 0aS lit pirflih
Sbr @erf uno SSbre Srtginalioee ?"
S6riftleiter: ~NatiirIih, Ielbiner-
Itanolid." Gerleger: 81, lpie MIDI
ooS freut! "a lerne if auf meine
alten Gage tatiadlih nod Sen @e-
beimrot @oethe fennen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-11
Die quite InttpDrt

~Sele9rapbiert on mein 9teiic:
,gSer ,braufJt 8eIo? User brou6t
@elo? Gein Neffe.' 9lber oem babe id)
cine CUTE 9lnt1uort gegeben, bo, bo,
bu." - 80, meld)e oenn?" - SD
bobe 5l1riiftelegropbiert: ,@er lit cill
2rtmp2 @er lit ein Sun1p? Gein
Snfel.' @o, ia, ia, lit OoS ni6t gut2"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-11
,&riegs"=G6e

Otann (oer bon ieiner SSrou eben
cine Sbrfeige befommen, gon5 er=
Italnt): aSsiirlpnbr, cine neue, mir
biSber unbefonnte peiblihe Sono-
arbeit."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-11
Giittgr mrnfdlrtt

4lttgp Mpn1dlrtt
9ie St4tte, Die elm gutter Wenlb
betrat,
SIT eingerpetbt; na6 bunoert
Sabren flingt
Sem @ort unb leine Sat oem
gnfel mieoer.
Goethe
@em ap6ren tie nod ME begesnet
inn 2eben iene groBen, guten 9ten=
l6er, in beren @egenlpart man 1ih 10
mobl fii6lte! 9eren gribeinen wie elm
lieber, linber ySonnenltrabl plrfte!
gei benen ieoes @ort, ieoe Sanolung,
ieoer 8lid, jeoes 2d6eln @iite, ltarfe,
ber5erquidenoe 8iite tparl Glelleibt
batten lie gar ni6ts an itf, reoeten
nibts 8eionoeres unb taten audi
nidts 8eionoeres. 9l6er tpie ite ban=
oelten, 1pie iie reOeten, ia iogar tple lie
Iduiegen NOR Elm SlusfluB ibrer
@ite. sSbre @iite i6ien cine @us-
Itrablung ibres nutiirli6en 8eiens gu
iein; man batte iie ii6 gar ni6t
onoers oenfen fonnen, als inmer 10
milo uno li6t unb gut.
S6aoe, oaB tie 10 ielten iino I'M
2eben! tStunoen lnD 3eiten, mo- er
10 groB uno gut lit, bat biellet6t -
nein: bat getpiB ieoer Wtenld. 4ber
oas lit ni6t oasielbe, apas man einen
,giitigen Meni6en" nennt, bon Dem
oie @iite nid)t 5u trennen, bel Dem tie
gsatur lit; Ser iidb oieie l6onlte &ratt
ser geatur be1pdbrt ooer tie 1pieoer=
erlporben bat, inbem er oie inneren
uno 1uBeren Semmniile, oie bic ur=
ipriingli6feit ieiner @iite uerni6tet,
iibertpinoen Iernte.
0enn @ite lit 2iebe. llno 2iebe
lit cine @ottesgabe, Die ieoem Uten=
Iden bonn giitigen tSbopfer ais 8e=
burtstagsgel6enf in bie @iege gelegt
puroe. GaB iie aber bel grtpadlenen
10 lelten lit, fonnt oaber, ,oaB lie oft
ifon I'M 4ino ipltematil6, apenn audi
uniiberleat, erItidt miro. Selten nur
finoet sic I6ranfenloie @eitber5lgfeit
oes &inoes, bas it6 am 8eben freut,
oas ri6tige 8eritdnbnis. Seine
@aben iinb ia audi fir einen ~groBen
Meni6en" p0llig pertlos, er Dera6tet
uno peri6ndbt iie. llno er ipeiB ni6t,
oaB es ni6t nur Die fleine @abe, ion-
bern Die oieielbe bietenoe groBe @iite
lit, sic er oamit perl6mdbt. Gem &inO
aber oie @elegenbeit nebmen, NIT
@aben sSreube 5u bereiten, beiBt, IN
ibm bie 2iebe perni6ten unO bie &raft
CUR @iite bred)en.
go tperben iene egoiltii6en Gbarat-
tere er5ogen, oie balo genug lernen
nur an itd su oenfen; and obne ben
tpeiIen Stat erfabrener gr5ieber: Sci
ni1t 10 bumn, alles Deg5ugeben; Dir
aibt auh nielmano ettpas!" llnO 0ie,
groB geiporoen, iebe 8itte Tim eine
@efGnigfeit nit Ser @egenfrage be-
anttporten: v@as befomme id oa=
fiir?"
9arum iino iene sroBen Wieni6en
10 ielten, oie geben, obne nad bem
2obn gu frasen. Die ni6t lotpobl
virgeno etipas" geben, ionoern iid)
ielbit, uno benen oorrm Ser 8e-
i6enfte aub lieb lit tpie oas eigene
Sd. Die ibre @iite aber au6 niht 5us
riifbalten l1no fir beionoere Wen=
lden uno beionoere ssalle aufiparen
f0nnen, ionoern Die 0as @ebot Ser
Nd6Itenliebe: uGu ioult oeinen Ndd-
item lieben pie oih ielbIt", als cine
Selbitperltdnoli6teit erfiillen.
glber penn iie au6 ielten iino, oie
Menl6en ser groBen @iite, ausgeItor-
ben iino 1ie nod lange nidt 9enn
piele BON oenen, bie 5tpar Die erite
uripriinglihe @iite ibrer &inber5eit
nprIprpn hnben. fir6en fb1ter 6oCh ben
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Sprfbnb

(9er an einem beiBen Sommertae
nit ieinem Sater in Sic Stoot sefonl-
men mari: rSater, / bab' 10 9uriht!"
Sater: ~@elt, bab' Sir e'Iaet, tpannIt
nit mir sehit NADIA friesit mas -
iebt bait es!"
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2paif

2ebrer: vGas Sprihtport beiBt:
,8ebrannte &inoer fiir6en ooS
sSeuer.' @er fonn mir ettpos 9lebn=
lifes loeen?" Srit6en: v@elpai6ene
&inoer fiirdDen bas @oiier."
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slber tpenn iie au6 ielten iinb, bie
Meniben Ser groBen @iite, ausgeItor-
ben iino Tie nod lange nibt. Denn
piele BON oenen, bie 5tpar Die erite
uripriinglihe @iite ibrer &noer5eit
berloren baben, finben ipdter bod ben
Mut uno Die @raft, ibr ltia i'm inner
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-11

9ie StGtte, Die elm gutter Wenlb
betrat,
Sit eineepeibt; na6 bunoert
SSabren flingt
Sein 8ort unb ieine Sat Dem
gnfel tpieoer.
Goethe
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26

there supplies of intact equip
ment. There are racks of cloth
worn by North Korean Navy, Air
and Army officers.
There are oxygen masks, glo-
YES flying jackets, boots, hel
NETS, new engines of recipro-
eating type used by Russians in
transport planes.
In warehouse cubby-holes, is a
partly intact Russian I'LL two
scatter trainer. The wing is in
good condition. The fuselage.
however, is partly shot up.
Just a junk heap? Yes, but it
told u. S. experts many things.
For instance, the plane was arm
ed. Allied trainers are not.
What kind of things do the
experts learn when they peer over
the shoulder of the Russian bear :?
Well, the warehouse has some
machineguns taken from the
Russian MICS. They are larger
and heavier caliber than the guns
in our F-86 Sabre jets. But they
fire less rapidly an the Sabre has
more guns.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
Pet Parade And Masquerade
Planned Here Halloween

The American Legion Post and
the West jefferson Business men
have united their efforts to plan
and sponsor a Halloween cele-
bration for the afternoon and
evening of Wednesday Oct. 81, it
was announced today.
The program, according to pre-
sent plans, will feature a pet par
ade at 200 pm. and a masquer-
ade street dance beginning at 500
p. m, members of the SPONSORS
committee stated Wednesday.
1t is understood suitable awards
will be provided for winners in
the pet parade, which in past
years has been such an outstand-
ing feature of the West Jefferson
Halloween celebration.
Local residents are already
planning their costumes for the
big masquerade dance that even
ing
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
News, Notes Of
ObIate Fathers

On Saturday, SUNDAY and Mon
willday evenings a Iridium to
ST. Jude will be conducted by Mr.
Danehy o. NJ. I.
A Cake Sale under the super
vision of Lucy Gallagher and Mar
garet Holland will be held on Sat
urday October 9th at the Down.
ward Cleaners.
There will be a special meeting
of all the parish women in the
parish hall Gil next Sunday after
noon at three o'clock. The officers
for the parish unit of the D.C.C.
w. are katherine Jobe president,
Mrs. Jane Richards vice-president
and Mary Ducey sec. and treas
urer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26

to warrant reconstructing it and
flying the machine"
The officer explained, however,
the Air Force could build an
Mig-15 and fly it, if it wanted to.
There's another Mig-15 at the
base these days. But it's a pile of
junk now. 4 mass of turbine en-
ginc cowlings, wires, seats tall
pipe from a jet engine, rudder
fin and elevators stacked in a
storeroom. 1t was more COM
plete when they got it, but they
took it apart and studied it, piece
by piece.
Col. Harold E. Watson, pointed
Sure, we learned a lot of things
to the pile of junk:
about it. But, we're only telling
our own interested angencies.
That's what makes our work SO
tough. 1t isn't that we're afraid
to tell the Russians about the
MIG. They know all about it.
But they don't know how much
we know"
The warehouse looks like a
Russian junkpile, with here and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
u. S. AIR FORCE PEEKS
AT RUSSIAN WEAPONS

DAYTON, O.-The Air Force
IL peeking over Russia's shoulder
in laboratory.
The laboratory IS the u. S. Air
Force Technical Intelligence Cen
ter at nearby Wright Patterson
Air Force Base. What goes on
there is 50. secret even workers
themselves can't. get in the re-
strictcd area without special, code
numbers on their passes.
An electric code verifier" fla
shes like a metal detector in a
prison when each of the workers
check in or out. Armed guards
will stop you, if you walk 10 feet
inside the area without an escort.
A carefully screened, select
group of officers and civilians
works at the center. Engineers.
photo interpreters. metallurgists.
scientists and specially trained
evaluation experts of all kinds
are putting the enemy under the
microscope "a hours a day, study
ing North Korean Communist
equipment as well as Russian
equipment.
What these technicians do, the
technique they employ and how
much they learn is a secret locked
b hind the laboratory fem
ces. But, their prime job is to get
every bit of technical information
about the enemy, evaluate it and
make the information available to
our fliers in combat.
More than 100 tons of captured
North Korean, Chinese Red and
Russian equipment have been
shipped thousands of miles from
the fighting zone to the Ohio
intelligence center. Some was
flown here. More came by ship.
One big item is a Mig-15 jet
fighter taken by an air intelli-
gence team shortly after it was
shot down in Korea.
1T was fairly intact" an officer
said, but there wasn't enough
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
Homemakers In
Weight Study

The first meeting cf the Jeffer-
son Twp. group sponsored by the
Home Demonstration Council was
held at the Girls Scout Room
Tuesday Oct. %. Sixteen home
makers were present The topic
for discussion aas (Which Weigh
Lady," Each person was weighed
and height noted to determine the
proper amount of Galleries needed
for each day to maintain normal
weight. Statistics show that one
out of every four people is over
weight
Plans were made for meeting
to make plastic purses in the near
future. The meeting was directed
by Mrs. Chas. Gregg and Mrs.
Ralph Long. difference Twp. re-
presentives of the Home Demon
stration Council
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
Sorority TO Aid
In Blood Program

The Gradale sorority of West
Jefferson, for the secord year, has
taken for its Community Service
project, assisting with recruit
ment of blood donors.
The blood mobile unit will be in
West Jefferson, Tuesday, Oct
ober 80 from II to 6 in the Me-
thodist Church.
Francis Baker, chairman of
recruiting is urging that all who
can make an appointment by call
ing 1851 or 8-8745. Any who de-
sire transportation to the church
to give donations of blood will be
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
Shower Honors
Recent Bride

Mrs. Minnie Armentrout enter
tained with miscellaneous show
er at her home last Friday even
ing honoring Mrs. Danny Forbis
dorothy Nichols) a recent bride.
Co-hostesses were Mrs. Gladys
Cox, Mrs. Evelyn Braithwaite and
and Mrs. Grace mclaughlin.
The gifts were placed in de-
corated wheelbarrow with pink
and white color scheme.
Those present were Miss Mary
Wilson Mrs. Melissa Cox, Mrs.
Eva Ken Mrs. Maria Armentrout,
Mrs. James Gobe, Mrs. Ruth Lee,
Mrs. H.Nichols, Mrs. Bob Dietsch
Miss Doris Braithwaite, Mrs.
Frances Braithwaite and Miss
Patty Armentrout of West Jeffer-
son, Mrs. Jean Wilson, Mrs.
Donna Marcum, Mrs. Ann Kohan
and Miss Mary Chambers of Col
umbus.
Gifts were sent by Mrs. Thelma
Nichols and Mrs. Margaret Beth
ard of Columbus, Mrs. Mary
Myers and Mrs. Emma Jones of
West Jefferson.
Games were played and prizes
won by Mrs. Frances Jobe, Mrs.
Ruth Lee, Mrs. Frances Braith-
waite ard Mrs. Bob Dietsch.
At the close of the evening,
delicious refreshments were serv-
cd.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
Mrs. McCreight
Dies "Wednesday

Mrs. elizabeth McCreight. SO,
died Wednesday following long
illness, at her home on Miller
Avenue, Columbus.
She leaves TO Survivors.
Friends may call at the RAIDER
Funeral Home. Services and in
terment at Ripley, her former
home at 1:30 Friday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
WEST JEFFERSON NEWS
Mrs. Josie Gartin
Rites At CordeII

The body of Mrs. Josie Gartin,
50, Of Cordell, Kentucky, who died
Tuesday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Cordle, in
Alton, was taken to Cordell for
funeral and burial Arrangements
were not completed until the body
reached Cordell.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Cordle and Mrs. J. L. Lester,
both of Alton; four sons, Jack OF
Alton, Sherman of Columbus, Lon
Of Logan and Luther of Cordell;
one brother, II. K. Elkins of Cen
terburg; As grandchildren, 64
great grandchildren and one
great-great grandchild.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26

taken care of If they will call
either cf those numbers.
Blood is so badly needed Mr..
Baker stated, that we'll do every
thing in our power to get people
to volunteer as donors"
Watkins will also be welcomed
he stated. There may be some who
have failed to fill out a card for
an appointment They are encour-
aged to come, and will be taken
care of, he said.
Mrs. James Hockenbery is
chairman of the committee of
women of the Methodist Church,
who will serve the lunch.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
Jefferson Plays
MecI1anicsburg

West Jcfferson's Rough Riders
are scheduled for an out-of-town
game Thursday night. They will
travel to Mechanicsburg where
they will play the McBurg grid
ders. The contest is billed as Nc
chanicsburg Homecoming game
The West Jefferson Homecoming
game is scheduled for the follow
ing week. to be featured with a
queen and her court.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
AKRON GUESTS

Mr.. ana mrs. r. A. Goldsberry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Goldesberry of
Akron visited from Friday until
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. N. S.
Alter and son. On Saturday they
attended the Circleville Pumpkin
show and cn Sunday were dinner
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Mack
Graves, near Greenfield.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
COY SUFFERS BURN

Teddy Travis, three year old
son, of Mr., and Mrs. Henry Travis
Galloway was severely burned on
his arm at his home recently. He
would appreciate cards. On last
Sunday the Travis honored their
uncle. Mort Houllday with birth
day dinner Those from here at
tending were, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Smith and daughter, Kathryn,
Jim. Teddy and Art Travis.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
WORKING IN EAST

Miss FailIl Craig has been
transferred from the Columbus
branch of the Farm Bureau to
Rev Haven, Conn. She left by T
WA Airline Sunday evening. She
will assist II training girls for
higher offices. She expects to be
there approximately two months.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
GIRLS SCOUTS ORGANIZE

Mrs. Ruth weeks is organizing
Girl Scout troops in West Jeffer-
son Schools. Anyone interested
may obtain information by calling
88-0S7.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
SAILOR ON LEAVE

Kay Cox, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil Cox. who is stationed with
the II. S. Navy at Norfolk, Va
spent the weekend here.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
DINNER GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. John Lamb and
family of Columbus were Sunday
dinner guests. of Mr.. and Mrs. lie
Roy Braithwaite and family.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26

AT CONVENTION
Harold B. RAIDER attended the
National Funeral Directors con-
vention in Cleveland last week.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-10-26
VISIT FRIENDS

Mrs. Stuart Postle just returned
from Cincinnati where she spent
two weeks visiting friends.