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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-12

i sd ipeigere MIDI ni9t, NIT @u6
5u geben," iprad Der Siibrer, ,ober
! id femme ben Srt, oenn ib finoe mid
| ieoen Sonntae baielblt ein."
/ Sieie Int1port benabm Dem olten
| Bol poaenos ieoen 9lrgipobn, itno bos
| 8elpra6 ipuroe re6t briioerIid.
| r9oh balt," rief plotIi6 ser 8irt
aus uno apiifte iib bie 2ippen ab,
"oer 9urife oa lduft feline @efobr,
aber 1penn gub Serren irgenoein
uebelipollenber idbe, 10 fonnte cine
bole 8eifidte baraus tperoen. Mean
liebt's @ud gleid an, baB ssbr nidt
IN oem 2anoe 5ubauie ieib. ssbr n1iiBt
@nh perIteden. ga obe,t auf bem Selt.
booen fonnt Sbr's guh redt beque1n
modem; brai,ht Sbr etipas, 10 ruff
MIR ourd] bie 6alItiir, Die ssbr ba
lebt uno Die gut peribloiien gebalten
tperhen muR. ltno Sbr, 9urihe,"
fubr er, 81. llnieren 6iibrer aeipenoet,
fort, ~rubt nod elm pettig aus, mir
| ld1poten itno trinfen nod ems"
8ir fanoen es rGtIid), oes alteu
Pol Inerbieten an5l,nebmen, uno
folgten ibm in ieinen &rautgarten,
aus 1pelden mir auf eiiler 2eiter auf
ben beiprodenen Seubooen Itiegen.
Surb 8udloder fonnten mir Die
@egeno uno bas Dteer iiberiebeu,
melbes lestere be1 Sintergruno ser
Sanold}aft biloete. l1berbies botten
mir einen gltten Gorrat bon Seu ba
rno fonnten oaralf ihIofen, iooiel
mir 2uIt batten. @ir beioe batten uns
ldon. in ungleidJ i6linmeren 2agen
befunoen. gtad einiger 3eit fiel es
unS bel, our nnterbaltlng elm lpeilig
81 Der 5alltiir 81 eeben; aber unier
5iibrer 1no ser 8irt batten Die
Stube perlaIien, luo mir lporen tpabr=
ldeinlib I'M gan5en Sal1le allein.
Scr Sag fan llns, tpie man Iei6t
oenfen fann, iebr lang Dor. Sd bate
ghube genllg, 5u iiberleeen, oaB mir
eigentlif feinen @rlluo bGtten, bier
ldnger 5u oertpeilen, unb perIongte,
mir iollten alfbrehen. 9eiiaulr oa,
gegen berpies init gleid pielem &edt,
oaB mir teinen 8rltno b1tten, 10 gu
ellen, oaB e5 gang gleibgiiltig tpdre,
Oh mir friib ooer ipdt in &eroulas
anfamen, mo lns nienluno erlpartete,
lno oaB mir bielen Gaitpunft bez
niiten lollten, nm llns bon unIeren
0ranglalen 5ll erbolen. Ser triftigIte
8runo, oen er 5ipar nidt onfiibrte,
aber oen i6 erriet, ipar bie @elegen-
belt; Sic Iib uns bot, enoIid ein1tol
einem Sonnta9 seottes0ienIt bei5l,-
pobne,1.
(5ortiesllns folet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-12

Dir bon beinem Serrn urfgetragen
tpuroe. Gas, 1pos Dir befoblen apurbe,
per1a6laiiigit on, iino mas Dir ni6t
altfgetragen duurbe, baran bdIit Oh
bid. Gll tllit MIR oeinefi 8inen, niht
Den 8illen oeines @ebieters." gs
gibt 10 oiele Soribte, Die nad Sel,s
lfreden baiben, onitatt auf Moler su
laacn. @s iit cine @nttpiiroigltng fir
Den 5ll 10 Sobem geidaffenen Mens
idenL ooB er iid an Die @roe tpeg-
tpirft 1,n6 ieines @ipigfeitsberufes
nergiBt, oa i'm hod ser Serr aller
Serrlihfeit 81 uniterHi6eln 2eben
beltinnt bat. @are ber Wenih ni6t
lbon bis III lcin sSnnerltes BON ser
Melt in 9eiit 9enonutelt, 10 rriiBte
er iid aui @roen ipie Elm @eFungener
onrtonlnen, Der iih NIT allen ssaiern
1eines Ser5ens nad ber !Seintat Iei-
ner Seele Iebnt uno l,nter Gag it1b
9toft MIR bes einen boben 3ieIes ge-
oentt, olles onoere, es lei 2uit ooer
2elo, gering ahteno in Mnbetrad]t
oes ltnal1siprehlidyen, 5r DEM er ieoe
Stltnoe a6berlfcn lperoen fann.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-12
Nrthlnhgkptt

/. Ser 5einb ser e6ten Deen-
ihenliebe lit ser l1,1ge5iigelte ggois-
mus, lnto oieier a1Bert iib in beio1r-
0erer SSor1n in 9teio uno MiBgunit.
geioiid 1T Der, tpelber iib iiber
bas @liid fei,res Nadlten betriibt
ooer iiber bns llrrgliid oesielben fre,lt,
neil er iranpli6 6itrh oellen @liif gu
perlieren, ollrd oeilen ungliid 81, ges
tpinnen glal1bt.
Oie Wfudt bes @uten iit ,leiolos !;
Die Mabt bes 80ien lit bon 0eib. 81,
gbrilti @etIt 1tebt Ser Neio in ihril-
lem @egenus.
Ser geeio lit cine @efabr fir iebetl
Meniden. gs gebort nieI ba5u, eige-
mes ltngliid gleidnriitig at ertrnge,t; /;
aber ebe1tio bieI gebort ba5,l, bern
Slid ar1oerer gIeibntiitig a,l bleiben.
Sat Dir bas @hif elm Sa,1s gebaut,
ser Reib bir burb Die 5enlter i6aut.
Der yeeio lit 1ebr perbreitet. Oie
meiiten bnben oas n,eifte intt, mos it,
mem bas @liif bei9ieben bat, lpeil iie
forttpabretto 6ns ntbere qudlt, 1pus
anoere baben 1tnb ibnen febIt.
9ieies 2a5ter for6ert uniere belt1r=
bige @adialnfeit; benn es bat trieb-
frdftige Bur5eln in zines ieben Men-
ihen 8rrit.
2. @iIlit bu 6i9 Dor 9eeib in abt
nebme,t, 10 bnrhihaue feline &egun.
gen.
Du fannit sir ie6e,l Geinb beriob.
men i,no perbinben; 1tur Bel bean Mei-
ser lpirit 6n nieutaIs @nabe fin6en.
Warit bn feirer uls iie, 10 fiirhte
bid nidt; fie 4perben 10 arg oid 1riht
ibelten. gilir apenn bn gr6Ber biit nls
lie, 6ns tperben fie e,tbIos bergeIten;
oenn Dos cine ber3eiBen Die &Ieinen
ME, 3as anbere GROCER iirpo oIs iie.
SIT Dir mos @utes geIungelt 70
5udts a,tnr1bem bonn GheiteI big CUR
Soblen; Iieber nod, ur6dte ct bir es
per5eibe1L bdtteit ou filberne 20ffeI
gftoblen.
gr fiebt es Dir mad, .per,n on
bl1nl1,t. apenn 6u gei3ig biit. 4penn on
praifeIt, lpenn bu bo3bnft bift - Ell.
nes per3efbt er nieulnls: .penn ou
lnBr Erfolse bnft.
P. Peseh.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-12

fraste iein Sreu,lo. .Gr bat bod feis.
ne eitl3iee gdnpfebll1tsl" rDu irrit"
Dar Die glnt1port; per bate pieIe
@mpfeblllngen. or puste feline Jiibe
ab, ebe er eintrnt, atnb npn1te Ole
Sir 5ll. Daralis iab ih, oaB er Orb-
nlng liebt. @r gdb obne 8eiinnen
ieinen StubI einen ulten Manne.
Sd iab baraus feline SofIidfeit unb
leine Ser3ensgiite. @r bob oas 8ub
auf, 6as ih abiihtlih nuf BEN Booen
gelegt batte, ipGbreltb alle iibriget
oariiber itolperten nto es CUR Seite
ltieBen; er lit ailfn,erflam unb forg-
faltig. CT ipartete rubig 1,ro 6r1ngte
iih niht bern1,: elm beideioenes 8e-
nebmen! 8dbreno id NIT ibm iprab,
belterfte if, oaB iein 9anr in Srb-
nititg, Die 3ubne blanf. 9lIs er ieit1en
Hnnen idrieb, lab ih, oaB iei1e
Sano rein mar, iino niht 10 ihnu,sig
Die 0ie ie,nes nr6ern eleganten jun
gen Munnes." Gin religi0Ier iitttger
WeenIh, Der iih 10 beninnl,t, lit Die
bette @,mpfebl1ng ser apabren &eIi-
gioiitdt.
Ger religioIe iltnge Weenib bit fein
Beiiinriit. Sft ergreift @eltidmers
ulro giebereeIdlngenbeit oie 5eeIe
iunger Meenlben in Ger @nttpid-
lnngsseit; auabre Religioiit6t tr6gt
oid audi 0ariiber Bin1pes. Omar merit
AUDI Der religioie ssilnge bon ssSabr Su
sSSabr arlebr, 1pelh f,,rhtbare Madt
6as 8ole, Die Gbaraffenlo1igfeit, sic
ltmiittlihfeit unter oen Weenihen be-
iist, aber felbit oieie betriibenoe grs
fabrllng madt ibn nibt 3lr1n Men-
i6enfeiit6, nibt lebel,siiberbriiifig.
@eraoe ieine gteligiolit1t IaBt 1lidt
gu, baB Ieine MtberItanbsfroft bri1t
uno er ielblt ltnter bie S9le9ten
trete NIT Der Mlisre6e: ~Was r,iitt es
mir, gegen oen Sroan at idlpirn-
nlen2" @r miro 1,ibt gum geiiirnie
iten; oe,tn reben ben ihlebten @ige1t-
ibaften Oct Menlhen iiebt er au6
6ie unleltgbar gliten; er iiebt bas
Cole uno @roBe atIub frellt iid oaran
trot llniittlidfeit ut1o gbarafterloiig-
felt. Ser relisioie Wle,tid," iagt
Elm SdriftIteller, hit 1pie Ser 8ogeL
Der linet, 1penn Der slit aub urlter
ibln bridt; er apeiB ia, bob er Sliigel
bat" Die Heligion lit oas sIiigel-
poar, oas uns iiber 1lns ielbit, iiber
6as elenoe Dalein luro iiber 6ie engen
irbilben S6rarfen enlporDebt.
Der reli9i0ie iirnge Menlh lit aber
aud fein eirieitiger ssbealiit. gr
itrebt 5ipar eblen Sbeolen mad, uber
er per5agt nibt, 1penn er iiebt, bob
man I'M 2eben Oft itatt oes Mllerbe-
item ii6 NIT oer1 erreihbaren @uten
sufrieben geben nrl,B. Ser alrsgeblie-
bene @rfoIg, Die enlittene Sintoniet-
5u1lg ninunt ibln ieine S6affensfrel,-
oe niht llno na6t ibn ridt m,,tlos
l,n6 erbittert.
10th.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-12
Btf Mr11r altf hpm mprrr
8rea8ner 8ete aus Der 3eit rans6dlen 3epontiuu
Bon 3ifo1ans sd5mberr

Iei 0anf, Sbr iolt bellte morgeu bel=
ler friibitiiden, ols sSSbr eeltern ge-
nadtnlablt babt."
lluo nit @er5libfeit briidte ct uns
auf bie 8anf nieoer llno bro6te fri
i6es grot, Spedidnitten l1no einen
&rlg, beiien Snbalt mir melt be-
ahte1saperter als oas 8etranf bon
geltern pprfam.
nWeine Sobne iinb ausipdrts, aber
ih mill @ub @eleaihaft leilten."
Gr idob iib cine 8anf 5uredt, be-
Oiente rns lelbit, unb oas 8elpr1d
fiel ioglei6 alf Die Gage oes 2anoes.
Ser quite Wann rib Die 9lugen lpeit
onf BEL ser gr5ablung ,tnierer
&fe uno Srrfabrten, uno NOR
nllr perlegen, pie er ,1ns ieine Heue
llno gbrerbietung belpeilen iollte
u3as lit ser Slud) elmer iol1en
3eit!" rief er. Ger AngItl61peiB
itebt mir auf ser Stirn, ipenn i6
oaran benfe. Sd batte alpei unlerer
Serren, 51pei CUTE Gbriiten, getotet,
obne ibnen 3eit 5u gonner, ibre
Seelen 8ott 3u empfeblen!"
u3as fam inns Ieioer ieben Sag
besegnen, iaste 9eiiaulr. vaber Der
CUTE @ott miro 1lns, boffe i6, 1lniere
unterlalillngsliinoen 5usllte balten.
Sdon ieit ied)s @oden baben mir
feline 0teiie gebort."
.Sbr Jolt cine boren!" riet Ser
8retagner. ~0eeinen &opf ooraut
Sbr iult morgen eine boren! S6 bin
eu6 bas iduloig."
uSrot ser Spider uno ser 9lall-
rode?" frogte ladelno Seliaulr.
sd iase nid)t, tpie; Sssbr peroet
es ielbit ieben. @ott iei Ganf, mir
buben bisber ,tlpseadtet ser boien 3ei-
TEN ieoen Sonntag cine Wseiie sebort.
0ie Sode lit freili6 nidt obne @e=
fabr, aber barm Ieio Sbr ia eelpob11t.
Saltet gud beute abeno bereit."
gs mar Smnstog, llno i6 fano es
lon0erbar, bab mir uns idon bellte
abeno bereit balten iollten, I'M NOR
gen bie Wfeiie 5u boren. sSn Dem
angenblid eridien ein Wann an oer
offenitebenoen Cir. Sd erfannte i'm
logleib.
rMb, oa lit ia Der brape 8urlde,
Ser uns guer Saus empfoblen!" rief
1eiiaulr sll DEM 8irt. ,gr perlpra6
uns Die bette Muinabme bier uno Grs
bolllng bon unIeren Wiiblalen."
Ger @irt iob ben Reransefonlnle=
men iiberraidt ,tno ars1p0bniid an.
nSiir6tet nidts," fubr OeIiaulr
fort, uer lit esler Der unieren. SD
biirge fiir i'm 1pie fir MIDI lelblt.
Sd bodte, er iei aus Der @egeno."
uSS6 bin flint Stlmoen bon bier
5ubauie," ertpiberte Ser l1nbefa1nte,
runo Ser Bol fat midi oftmals ge-
leben, obapobl er iid) meiner nidt err
innert."
$50 iett gud uno ereiit au, 10
large es gud idmedt," iagte ser
HoI, unier 8irt.
Limb oa Der 8urIhe nibt bon bier
lit, lprab Deiiaulr, rio tpiro's i'm
Bel ieiner 5rolnnrigfeit, bon Ser ib
8etpeiie babe, audi freuen, 1uorgen
NIT uns Die Meiie oll b0ren. Baret
SIR uns bas ibuloig, Bater Hol, 10
finb mir es ,lniererieis oieiem BUR
ihen nidt tpeniger iduloig fir bic
guten Dienite, Die er uns geitern er-
tpieien."
Ser @irt ,pinfte nleinern Grel,n6,
nb5ubreben; aber Deffaulr iprad 10
ber5lid. 10 bon 9utrdue,t ilnb Danf.
gefiiN gegen unferen Giibrer, bob oer
oIte Dretngner geriihrt tpurbe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-12
(Sortiesune)

llnlere Germltuneen ae1pannen
ourb oiele llebereini nitinununa an ge.
ltlmntbeit, lparen aber gerobe niht
troitlib fir uns.
vMm gnoe 1piro's BOD nur ieluanb
aus oem Sauie fem, ser uns leben
ipollte," iagte suIest 0eflauIr
Sb ltredte midi uuf mein 2aaer
BIN, iiber tpelbem cine 5erfeste Dede
ausgebreitet log. Mein Srellno leate
ltb Die BiItolen 5llredJt, lm lie fir
Den iblinmniten 5an iogIeid bel ser
Sano 5u baben. ltnb ltredte iib ueben
mir bin. Die 2ampe, oie uns ser 0irt
nitgegeben batte, IieBen mir brennen
uno tue6Ielten nidt piel @orte r1ebr.
oenn elm tiefer Sblaf iiberfan uns.
I'm Niitternadt i6Iiefen mir nod,
gnn5 felt nno ib CLAUDE, alles rinaS
um uns tot Elm gleibes.
I'm 1ieben llbr morgens le,,htete
ole 'Sonne ourd ale 2ufen l,no
Spolten III oen Ston berein. 8ir
batten biz gum bellen, lidten Weor=
gen geI6lafen. llrteilen sic, tpie
froblid nnier @ripa6en mar! Weit ber
ltnrltbe mar audi oie grmiiouna per=
lbipunoen; uno mir 5ogen elmer oen
anoeren NIT Der seltrigen Surdt auf.
Naboem mir uns tii6tig abgejdiit-
telt nno &leiber uno Saare BON Sen
sabuoien Stroblpiten geidubert bot
ten, 1lidten mir alnleren @irt ollf.
er mar bellte nid)t mebr oerielbe tpie
aeltern, ieine 3iige maren boil Setter
felt, unO ldon bon tpeitem belt er
uns Die San6 entgegen.
~gtun, iblagt ein!" rief er. vSsScf,
ipette, Sbr babt sic Nadt redt 9ut
perbraft."
8ir ladten, uno GeiIa,llr ersablte
ibm lber5eno, boB mir Dor Dem Sd1lo-
tengeben ein @er1uld bemerft AT
baben glanbten l1no 1pelde Mnait uns
oas eitlgeiagt. Ser alte Bauer borte
auf 5lt LADEN lnb nabm ieine milo
eririte Miene an.
vS6er5t nidt bariiber," inate er,
~Sbr tauldtet gu1 niht. Gber iebt,
Die gl16 ein @ebet bor 6em Iieben
Soft aeniist bat. @ir itanoen 90 fin-
ter Dem @ltfer, ib alno mein Sling
Iter, oen Singer auf ben Griider -"
gr apies auf Elm 9oppeIgeipebr,
oas nnter oem @aminmartel bing.
rBir maren gang baran @ub tpie
miitenoe Sunoe nieoersuldieBen."
Vfir mar oas 2aben bergangen,
uno Deiiaulr trat einen Sbritt 5u-
rid.
~a6er @ott rettete gud. Genn als
id gub auf Den &nien liegen un6 als
gbriiten beten lab, ba ipra1 i9 al
meinem Siimgiten: ,9as iinb brape
Nteniben',"
.Bie, Sbr battet 1lns eetotet, a,ns,
Die mir al,ts 1tid)t berteioigen fonns
ten?" rief Oeiiallr, Der iib bon ieiner
geltiir5ung gar nift erbolen fonnte.
rDas 2anb lit nit .Spdbern iiber-
idpemmt. Sd tpar iiberaeuet oaB
man l,ns beute morgen tpie 5ii1ie in
1lnierem Sauie bur6 Haub eritiden
ober Dor llnierer eigenen 9iir eridie-
BEN tpiiroe. Dergleiben geidiebt ole
Gage. Iud) batte id Cure Biltolen
gur ,poH erbIidt. Sn, ia, id bGtte
gud Die &opfe 3erIdmettert."
Deiialllr tparbte fih IG1eIno au
mir.
.Gs bat uIfo tuirflid nidt bieI ge-
feblt un6
Fiber teinen @rou 1esbaB,~ f,ibrI
Der @aaier fort urib bief uns ettpns
berlegen beibe Sdnbe enteesen; Cot
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-12
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nNft ,uemn tnein Sers in beikem 8eb ersittert
W 8enn mlber Stnbm bnrdj rneine eeelc tuebt,
Sin ianfter Gnael, milo nnb frennblidj tr6itenb,
9nrd iic nit ieiner ssrieoenspalme gebt
Die @osen sldtten iidl bic starme Idpciseu
l1nb in erbabener 3mbe ipannt iidj ipeit
Mnfs neme aus Der flare, bane 6immel
sSn hberirb'id)er filler Gelisfeit
Sd tueik es, iuem bic 9fnbe idj perbanfc. -
Ims beiner Seele itieg ppbl Elm @ebet
Sir mid empor, bas nit benz Sand bes sricbens
Die itnrmseriuhblte SeeIe milb nm,pebt.
44li'da Jaeoby.
Evening star., 1952-09-06

here today for tomorrow's finals
in the Mrs. America contest.
They come from 80 States and
Hawaii to seek the title which
carries some $4,000 in prizes and
the Mrs. America trophy.
The winner is selected so per
cent on the basis of beauty and
so per cent on her homemaking
ability.
On the schedule today was a
talk by Mrs. Penny Duncan, last
years winner. and a motorcade
through the city.
Contestants will be judged on
personality, poise. voice. carriage
and character.
After interviews with the "a
entrants. the judges will select
IS finalists.
Evening star., 1952-09-06
Read This, Girls, if You Are
|Over 40 and Looking for a Job

If you're past 40, girls, act your
age.
That advice comes from the
Labor Department. It is directed
at women over 40 who are looking
for a job.
do not be apologize about
your age, or try to act like a
teen-ager," a leafiet published by
the department advises.
Concentrate on the advantages
of maturity, such as emotional
poise, dependability, accuracy and
good judgment, sensible habits, no
fooling on the job. willingness to
take responsibility"
The leaflet, "Over 40 and Look
ing for a Job?" also urges women
past 40 to prepare for a new Job
through adequate training.
Evening star., 1952-09-06
Eye Operation Postponed
On AiIinq Won Manstein
BY the Associofed Press

KEEL, Germany, Sept. 6.-An
eye operation on former German
Field Marshal Erich Won Manstein.
"a, was postponed indefinitely last
night as the ailing war crimes
prisoners condition worsened.
Eye specialists had planned to
remove a cataract from the left
eye. They said they would operate
when his condition permitted.
Won Manstein was granted q
leave from the British war crimes
prison at Werl for the operation.
He is under 12-year sentence for
atrocities committed by troops un-
der his command in Russia.
Evening star., 1952-09-06
Georgia Girl in Lead,
Judges Due 10 Crown
Miss America ToniQht
BY the Associofed Press

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., Sept.
6.-One Of So lovely girls, the pick
Of the country's beauty crop, will
be crowned Miss America tonight.
A Georgia Peach was in a IA
vored spot.
Brunette Neva Jane Langley, 10,
Of Macon went up to the finish
line with a double victory in the
preliminaries after winning the
bathing suit contest last night.
AS Miss Georgia, she won a tai
ent show Thursday night.
She is 5 feet 6h inches tall,
weighs 118 and measures IS at the
bust, % at the waist and IS at
the hips.
She was the only aspirant known
to win two preliminary contests
up to today. Winners in the eve
ming gown division are not an
nounced, but their points are COM
puted in the finals.
It was to be gruelling day for
the contestants in their quest for
the title which carries with it a
$1,000 scholarship, $4,000 in cash
and an automobile.
They were to leave their hotels
lat 9:45 am. for breakfast confer
ences with the judges. General
rehearsal was set for II noon and
after sandwiches and milk, final
rehearsal and general instruc-
tionS.
At 6 pm. the girls have dinner
at their hotels in formal gowns
At seven they leave for Conven-
tion Hall, and at 8 pm. the finals
begin.
7 Growing of Miss America is
scheduled for 1880 pm.
Winners of single preliminary
contests were the Misses Alabama,
California, Chicago, District of
Columbia and New York City.
Gwen Harmon Of Birmingham,
Ala: Jeanne Shores of Azusa,
Calf: 10 Hoppe of Chicago, Iris
Anne Fitch of Washington, and
Joan Elizabeth Kayne Of New
York were the single prelim win
ners.
Evening star., 1952-09-06

"This means up-to-date train
ing, not what you learned during
World War II or earlier" the
leaf1et points out. "A refresher
course is wise if your work ex-
perience is not recent
The leafiet also advises the job
seekers to learn as much as they
can about the job they're apply
ing for. to give care to their ap-
pearance-too much lipstick is
out-and to pick a time that
they're at their best. The Labor
Department says an extra cup of
coffee might be advisable. il 1t
gives them a lift.
The final rule for the Job inter-
view:
watch for the signal to leave"
Evening star., 1952-09-06

This was reported yesterday by
the Air Transport Association.
According to the Safety Digest
Of ATA. the fatality rate was O.39
Of l fatality per 100 million pas
Senger miles flown.
Evening star., 1952-09-06
AirIines Set Record Low FutuIity Rate

The United States domestic
scheduled airlines had the lowest
fatality rate in airline history for
for the 12-month period of Sep
tember, 1851, to August, 1852.
Evening star., 1952-09-06
Polio Strikes at Home

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 6 (R-
Gerre Jones, 26. executive director
Of the jackson County (Kansas
City, Chapter of the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis,
was admitted to hospital Thurs
daY.
Evening star., 1952-09-06
Married Women Compete
In Asbury Park Contest

ASBURY PARK. N. j.. Sept. 6
(P).-Married beauties who can
whip up a tasty recipe or do
good job of darning sox gather
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-04
GWENpOLYN STOUT AND
RUBY CARNIcOM HONORED

Selected to receive the Friend
ship Degree at the State Academy
of Friendship Session at Cleve-
land, May 4, are Gwendolyn Stout,
pianist, and Ruby Carnicom,
guide, of the local Women of
the Moose, Chapter 281. Word was
received here this week by
Deputy Grand Regent, Ruth Tries
Gilman of Sandusky that this high
honor had been given to the Port
Clinton members.
Those attending who have IL
ready received their Friendship
Degrees are Geraldine Rohde,
flag bearer, and Cora E. K. White
who will serve on the committee.
1t is unusual for the degree to
be granted to two members of
the same chapter.
All members of the academy
are urged to attend the meeting,
April z, at Moose Hall,
The bake sale and bazaar will
be held on April 19 at Gerner
& Wolf.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-04
PLAN HOLY WEEK
SERVICES AT
ST. THOMAS

Holy Week MONDAY Services,
Monday through Thursday, from
1905 to 1890 p. m. in st. Thomas
Church will follow the Chron-
ology of st. Marks accounting of
the last week in the life of Christ,
the events of each day being the
basis of the sermons.
Preachers are scheduled as fol-
lows: Monday, the Rev. Perry NJ
Blankenship, Rector of st. Thomas
Church; Tuesday, the Rev. Doctor
Herbert Thompson, of Lakeside;
Wednesday, the Rev. Lawrence G.
Miller, of Trinity Methodist
Church, Port Clinton; and Thurs
day, the Rev. Robert Corl, of st.
Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Oak Harbor
Mrs. Duane Adams, organist of
St. Thomas, is arranging for the
music.
st. Thomas is located block
from Madison street at the corner
of Second and Jefferson, cOnven
lent to the business district, and
everyone is invited to attend
these daily services.
On Good Friday the three hour
service of meditation and devotion
will begin at twelve o'clock. The
Rev. Lawrence G. Miller and the
Rector of st. Thomas will conduct
the service and preach the ser
mons on the Seven Last Words
from the Cross.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-04

Williamson, current president
of Junior Women Mrs. Albert
Fall, guest speaker Mrs. Orlando
Pefrillo, Mrs. Jerry Bruner and
Mrs. A. J. Davids, Jr. Mrs. Ley,
Women chapter. Mrs. Petriilo
highlighted her speech with her
experiences as Junior Director
She spoke of her visits to Wash
ington, D. C. where she met with
Mrs. Truman along with other re-
presentatives of the National Wo-
mems Clubs, her visit to Hous-
ton, Texas for the national CON
ference and stated that her ap.
pearance in Port Clinton marked
her 116th speech as Junior Di-
rector Mrs. PetrilIo's speech out
lined the achievements of wo-
mems club workers and the sup
port which should be given them.
Her talk was gracious and full
of warmth, receiving enthusiastic
response from the audience.
Following the evenings pro-
gram, members and their guests
gathered around a beautifully
appointed table, where Mrs. Cor
don Ley, Mrs. Charles Williamson,
and Mrs. Jerry Bruner helped cut
the large pink and white tered
cake, baked by Mrs. Blanche Rof-
the cake was a miniature silver
vase, Silver hued candles were
placed at either end of the long
table, surrounded by silver tea
and coffee services. Mrs. Albert
Fall and Mrs. E. V. Bolte poured.
Carrying out the club colors OF
American Beauty rose and silver,
ice cream was nodded into a
flower pattern representing the
rose. Napkins were rose colored
with silver embossment.
Area Junior Women Clubs we're
represented by members from
Fremont, Oak Harbor, Gibsonburg,
Clyde and Lindsey.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-04-04
Fireman Overcome
At O. H. Blaze

Undetermined loss resulted
from a fire which originated in
the cottage of Mrs. Lucille Flori-
ana on North Benton street, Oak
Harbor shortly after 2 pm. Tues
day
The fire destroyed contents of
the dwelling, and while fighting
the blaze, Fireman Bill Pinson
was overcome and had to be re-
vived by resuscitator. He was
given treatment by DR.. George
Boon and released to his home.
The cottage is owned by Mr..
Vernie Berdine.