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HOUSES FURNISHED

NEW B-RM. BRK. HOUSE. bedrms.; !;
full bsmt.; front and back porch;
lge yard; beautiful location. Can
be seen after 6 pm. La. 6-529l.
DUPONT CIRCLE vICINITY-Town
house; bedrms.. baths, &. h.-w.
h. Not inexpensive. but comfortable
and nice. Phone MI. 62S2 after 10
BEACON MAN0R-New house. 2 bed
det d@s'' KI Us s-4a65 1ss" after tier 5. 0'', Lf$
CHEVY CHASE rms. 2 baths;
MRS. CLYDE c. cUNNINGToN
CLEvEIAND PARK-8 rms, furn., 2
bedrms.; conv shops and transp.;
$I25; no lease. wo. 31S3. Box
NR. ROCK CREEK PARK-Redec.
4-bedrm., 2-bath home, gas h:-w.h.:
immed. occup.; $119. NO. 1901.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on. on your moylng' storage;
GENERAL HAULING. small moving
Jobs. any time. Du. eos7 or OR,
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe. storage in
Phone NO. O104 UNION STORAGE
CO INC testab 1906l.
BEHE & HALL, movers; reas. rates;
courteous eXper. men. Call day. or
night. LU. 22203. FL
LIGHT HAULING, MOVING
Prompt service: reas ST. 1000. I days
q week. 2 a.m.-9 pm. w. MARVIN.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GUN AND KEY SHOP downtown;
downtown location; doing from $500
to S400 wk..- long profits; est. 5
yrs: rent too $50 month; SaeTiflse It.I
P5iss ssiys Ssoga 91i iaie "a W sye F. TaRlksAA kA
FghRS1sHEb Urn n SE; RooaING HOUSE bust
ness, IA rms, 500 Eye st. NV. for
sale. $1,000. Ma. 4639. Ill
BE YOUR OWN BOSS, real bargain
in SILVER sprne :ts5 dry cleaning plant
for information call Rockville 3l05.
CONFECTIONERY. sundries. lunch
enette. $4,000 down. E6SERMAIh,
as5 i5t1 81 i7.G NV BE Re- oass d9sr od3
BACH Co. GE. 6552. DI. 65O1.
GROCERY, $500 plus stock. incl.
apt. EBERMANG;o 9$7 18th st. NV.
SODA FOUNTAIN, sandwiches. maga-
doins drs: over sT'Esp5d' 500 day; law no cooEing.
white and colored trade: good Sc.
location; rent, S175 incl. apt: price.
$500 incl. nice stock; terms.
W. E. THRIFT. exclusive. 1411 Pa.
REsTAuRANT1 ? and N fountain. down
wich trade. open from Z am. to 8
pm, closed Sundays; near medical
bldgs.; equipment 1909 modern. air
sOnd; owner suaraetses ssS 6Go tsrws Mk
". W.T. E. THRfFT. exclusive, All Pa.
RESTAURANT and cocktail lounge,
excellent sc. cor. location. seats 94:
air-cond.. equipment ALMOST new and
Pec Peceipts in fa 1851 about $96.oo0
which can easily be increased, part
ners can not agree on operating
policies. Price only $4,000, terms.
W. z. THRIFT. Exclusive, 1411 Pa.
Dg%E SEgGk RSSes esn vS5y
MIA1SSfHiFs4crURE-Present I1Sfis4 small busi-
ness for natl. development; 400-5OO
it. required for present operation
advise experience. etc. Box 356-K,
BEAUTY EAU sHop-Five wet booths;
Reauti9tully pea. 9 EQUIP ideal lSs ssGo will
SddER Ss Mr Mogs s@ley Raator aH afss aBsS r. yith
DEf AZ; cfEhS2NG 9;f III e9SSi PLANE. very GOOD
retail outlet, or busy thoroughfare;
long lease. Call MI. 1880. Ill
$4,000 AVAILABLE with services;
aSyertis,nKE ADV ttanK ggfa4 gH6ishins or similar
location. 407 H st. ne. Ii. 4-9642,
GROCERY STORE. good neighbor-
hood. modern equipment; fine oppor-
tunity for couple; husband Ill, wife
must sell at sacrifice. co. 96s2.
GROCERY-M Forced to sell;
@ ave. nv; NV. pT. 9s51' IA. 7G33. IL
SACRIFICE FOR CASH = Retiring;
good-paying pawnbroker's excellent
business; low rent; fine location.
RESTAURANT. sale or lease. bldg.
for business. OWNER, Ii. 3-4243.
DRY CLEANING PLANT with store.
EsuiHDmsasS worth more than ASKING
DRRE Rslfei CLEANING Ani SSf STORE doing $3.50
weekly yHs in nscn-competitive sg g tsgfi-
M& fGry yHEEHrH &C. ilRs. Is getting bad, and and I
business in Fairfax County, one Of
the best farming communities in
Northern Virginia. Gross business in
1851 over $500. 900. Sold II trac-
tors. A large amount of farm ma
chinery, such as oalers. combines.
and other equipment, agent for the
Ford Furgerson Farm g. Equipment
Co. and other nationally known and
advertised tractors and equipment.
Agent for well-known dairy feeds
and dairy equipment. Fertilizer. lime
and hardware. paint. Lge. service
shop includes tools The present en-
ployes viii continue with new person.
viii sell or lease bldg Does not re-
quire a large amount of cash to
handle, For information write Box
BIB. 500, Herndon, Va. 10
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-Mp.
sILvEIs spRrN0

SILVER SPRING
A Groom brick Cape Cod with bed
room and bath on 1st a.; 2 large
place In living and recreation room
large, bright kitchen: full base
ment, oil h..w.h.. storm windows
and screens. Near schools and
transp. Call Mrs. Clark, HU. 1904
for appt.
1924 14th st. NV DI. 3346
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500 500
$3.50 DOWN
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

COLUMBIA FOREST bedrms, gas
shaded yard, completely FENCED;
Pleasant neighborhood. convenient
to Pentaaon. Sill 500. $4,000 down
Big reduction for cash. CH. Qoo7.
COW. TO PENTAGoN-Rambler.. 2
bedrms., den. liv. rm.. din, rn:, kit;
bsmt.; gar; acre; $16 $50; So, 600 .
4 4eBEDRM. essi aOME SHi - Open Sat. and
Sun, c to s.; 602 10th st., 8. Arl.;
new-house cond. throughout; vacant
immed. poss.; mr.. school, buses.
shopping and churches. OWNER.
cSAv "a; assse g epPFNTAs,39S@Ram PT "A 9;S92s
bedrmS.; liv. rm., din, rm., kit:
bsmt.; gar: 81 acre, S16,75O. BOB
BROWNE, JE. 3-1s62; eyes, RI.
roe Sless SALE BY owNER-All-brick q
bedrm. Colonial; pine-paneled recr.
rm. In bsmt. large lot. Westover
area. KE. 3-6573. -13
FAIRFAX CAPE COD-Liy. rm., din.
rm.. Q bedrms.. kit. tile bath. util.
rm., garage; End A., bedrm., den.
SI5.750. BOB BROWNE. JE 3-f9S2
or JE. 2-5519: eves., XII. S-6SS2.
FALLS CHURCH - Brick Cape Cod.
Liv.-din rm: 2 beirras., kit. bath;
sypsnsiblss Tsn so s.1is; ,dy SSpt; nice goSs yass
or JE. 2-55l9; ewes, XII. S-6SS2.
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housfs sALE-vA. teloat. !.

NEW s-BEDROON brick and frame
jos jEshslso5 sos DEsssd M M5Isoq. 5lsss % y'Hdic G
wood ave, IA. 1922 tn Q pm:
&2,S6O DOWN. S56 PEE. MO. buys
this 2-bedroom brick. semidet. home
with bsmt. Now rented SS5 per mo.
Better Homes Realty. ia. 6-9400.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
: TILDEN GARDENS

! bedrm.. lge. liv. rm.. foyer, sun rm,.
3 exposures. EN-. 2405. Ill
COLORED-350I 18Th ST. NV
Apt. 40. Two rms. kit. and bath
available for immediate occupancy
in established co-operative: $3.50
down. $72 mo- To inspect. call Ma.
1896. once of A. M. DRAISNER,
1404 L st. NV. Open daily till z.
Sunday 12 to 5. Iii
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

Woodbridge Picture House
Lovely 5-rm. bungalow with full
bsmt. and expans. 2nd d.; only !
blk from school, beautiful rose gar
den; owner forced to sell immed;
will take limited down payment
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bus. oPpoRruNlrlEs teeni. !
Taverr,-Liquor Store

Extra good, long established in near
on sale license with completely
equip. package store, over Sl5O. 900
guaranteed gross In 81. lge. paved
parking lot. low rent. long lease.
Absentee's owners other interest
compel sale. Would consider trad
ing for real estate or q partner
ship with experienced tavern or
package LIQUOR operator. MR..
KLEIN AP. 6303 anytime after 10
m, Sunday or weekdays, --l6
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2153 California st. NV.
One blk W.. Conn. ave. (car-busl.
Enc. apts.; bed-liv. rm.. 15x19. GA
It. CELL; new b., kit. dinette (3
rms; $50 up. Two bedrms... $160
One bedrm., $90-$125. Remod., re-
719 D ST NE.
/ rm.. kit. dressing closet and bath:
S65 per mo. To inspect call BOSS
& PHELPS. INC. Ma. 93Q0. liz
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER SPRING. S22 $50. This s.
year-old Cape Cod with bedrm. and
bath on 1st floor, 2 large hedrms.
and bath on End noor, is near
schools and transp.; recr. rm. with
fireplace and many other extras. s
THKOMA PARK-2-family. on large
lot with good shade; near essentials.
8. L. CURTIS. Broker. sH. 5271;
TAKOMA PARK-Bungalow.: 6 rms,
bath, oil h.-w. h., full bsmt.; corner
lot lot sar ga og gSod HHRRS tTaasR aefE RNck Mssa
Realtor, JU. S-980O. Iii
CHEVY CHASE. near Circle-Geor::
gian Colonial, center hall. detached
brick, den, delightful kitchen. fam
ily-size rooms throughout; 3 bed
rooms, 2 baths, sleeping. porch on
'.nd floor; bedroom and large stor-
iafheq Mfs. peatz aszafeui 6u fas as7s With THos
L. PHILLIPS. Wo. 1900.
5000 DOWN, $85 mo, including taxes
gaiow in Viers Mills Village; 2 bed
FeSP FeSps kobEsT se s. bASfs Sf'nss do 5s
RAMBIERWS25.5o 300: Mass. ave. area.
near larger homes. very attractive
appearance and layout. Builder
wants action. BILLIMGSLEY REAL,
TT G9 or siSs ~ :
vestment possibility and very con-
venient as residence. Older frame
Colonial: & good bed bedrms;. So, I aln,a bath, i
rm large oIdfaihisnea nsnein. ktsnsnf Snief
1851, s ALLIED REALTY Corr.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.--Nr., d. C.
line; attractive 2-bedroom bunga-
low; large shaded lot; det; garage;
yassnt Mcys Yrt1rw n With 6o sssa 3 deE9' 1sza
GLENMONT--Redecorated 4-year-old
expandable home; full bsmt.: 75 IT,
lot; large CT loan may be assumed:
conv. terms. DRURY & JOHNSTON;
JU. 4-4Q20 until 8 pm.
T2uR n1 ag ho!, xou II kf te fasnapSss as Ssssus yGST
RAMBLER. containing 8 big bed
rooms, big living room and dining
area, big modern kitchen. n tile
baths. screened porch. all on l
fioor NO steps - In SILVER
SPRING close to d. CO PERHAPS
sS1'll sS1l Pssd gssl. no cash write Elf 101
BETHESDA-3-bdrm., ffa-6ath white
ali brick Colonial. slate roof. att:
garage. lge. screened porch; full
bsmt., paneIed and fioored rec. rm. !;
liv. rm. with fireplace, good-sized
din. rm., beautiful and roomy kitch-
en-. House in immaculate condi-
tion. Excellent neighborhood, close
to everything. Open sun. l until
BRousSARD AGENCY. INC.
JU. 7-so51. Ewes. and week end,
sH: - .----- IL
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BEAUTY SALON

Annapolis. Main st. Est. Is yrs
Good business. Reasonable. Boa
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TAKOMA AREA

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
3745 MCKINLEY ST. NV.
One-half block from Conn. ave. nr.
schools, stores, churches and transp.
Beautifully redecorated throughout.
First floor. lge. entrance hall, liv. rm:,
firepl., beamed ceiling din. rm. with
firepl., powder rm., new XII.
Second floor. bedrooms. 2 baths.
Third floor, 2 bedrms. and lge. stor-
age space.
Full bsmt., oil INV. heat. det. garage.
JOHN C. KAHN. For appt. phone
DE QRfR IA
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

COLUMBIA PINEs-De luxe modified
1sx2s liv. rm.. full bsmt., lse. ga
rage, h-acre lot; available Feb. Is;
S225 per mo. POMPONIO REALTY,
INC, 2222 Wilson blvd, OW. $500.
3I35 18th ST. N.W.-3 bedrooms. gas
h.-w.h.; convenient location; imme-
diate occupancy; S135 mo. Call Mr.
king; Ma; 2345; with SHANNON y
LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV. liz
LUXURY RAMBLER-Completely air
every room; wall-to-wall carpeting;
rm.. 12x14 dream kit; conv. to PEN
tsgon. ns schools and bus; 1925 mo.
s-BEDRM. RAMBLER: fenced yard;
parochial; Jpublie schools handy.
Reas' JE 2-744s; eyes, week 3. end
NEARBY MD.-5; rms. 2 porches,
q $50 s1n9 m9. Option to buy If desisged.
EAST Il oD1GtiNicAN AVE.. Alexandra. Ss.; !;
semi-det, corner brick home In
Sl05 per mo. Call Elk. 24s9:
BUCKINGHAM AREA, Arl., va.-This
detach., $4,000 home is ideal for
screened side porch. good-sized din.
rm.. fully equip. kit, 3 excel. bed
rms, 2nd-f1r. den. Rec. rm.. gar,
beautiful wooded lot. WIN lease to
sq5lt sass. TRl TffRnil9y; 9Setsi $500 per mo: III, Re,
HUNTNGTON@Two-bedroom brick
semidet.: redec..; basement: gas heat;
nice yard; tile bath. OV. 5806. II"
S99. 80 OP-Two bedrooms, semide-
ttached; near Glebe rd. and Wash
HOME tDsfHn NRaR RlEf HT:: EM: SERSoN Sf7s BIvb 1s
utes to WASHINGTON; 2 bedrms.; oil
heat: $3.50: AL. 5044 ewes. -15
RoSSLYN, VA. walking distance to
medern 500 9son month 'epsafs peVERR Prifk
WELDON; agent, Ex. SSH. liz
Circle-Det;. brick, 9 rms. (6 bed
rms.l, 2 baths, bsmt. rn. and toilet.
gas h.-w.h.; large yard; l blk: to
r, WELDON. Agent. Ex. 5Si1. -
SILVER SPRING-Brand-new. 3-bed-
room Colonial brick. never occupied,
near park and schools; immediate
Occupancy; $3.50: sH. 1889. Ill
MODERN. year:around brick house,
Located. on Mayo Shorham Beach
I'd. Call MRS. HEDIN. West River
RAMBLER, Kensing-
tom. nice cond.. full bsmt.; gas heat:
lgs. lot. 500 Ref: RIA. 3728. -16 4
WHEAT0N-ROCKVILLE AREA (dec.
colorsl; beautiful new brick rambler:
Tiled bath; STORAGE attic. Liy-dip-
ing nm. e." Nr. shopping. schools.
Rental $l25. JU. 7-7961. Ill
HILL = Completely redec-
GRATED in the Georeetown manner,
bedrms., 2 baths, full din. rm..
SOUTHEAST-New center-hall brick
home; q rms. closets, lst fir.
powder rm., full bsmt.. gas heat. I'm
mediate occupancy. $135 monthly
T. D BURGESS 10. 9-9513
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Southern
MARYLAND

WdOIEOALE HOUI IE
Established customers. Sell and de-
liver wholesale products to all bars,
taverns. grocerS, general merchants
in Charles and st. Marys Counties.
$100 weekly salary guaranteed. Also
yearly bonus. $500 cash bond and
delivery truck required. Expert
Write at once. Box 101-L. Star.
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MCLEAN, VA.

Colonial home, just of Great Fails
rd..7 with 4 bedrms.. 3 baths. huge
iiv. rm.: furnished In good taste;
$500 per month.
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OWNER LEAVING

Corner, semidet. brick.
center hall. Ten rms. incl den and
maids rm Oil heat. High walls sur
rounding lawn and garden. Modern
throughout. Crystal chandeliers.
Venetian blinds. awnings. many
other extras. Easy terms. 700 Gal
latin st, NV. or call Ia. 3555. III
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CONTINUED on Next PaGsl
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CHAIRS
Reg. $119
SOFAS
Reg. $23o

Top flight construction details; reinforced kiln
dried hardwood fromes. sogIess webbed coil spring
boses lotex foam rubber reversible cushions, hond
sewn outside backs. Covered in rich moteIosses,
brocoteIIes, domosks tapestries. Mony pieces
with boucle trim.
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GilbOa

Homer Roger who has been ser
iously i'll at the Lima Memoria
hospital was brought to his home OF
Monday afternoon.
The Pandora-Gilboa P. T. A. will
meet at Gilboa on Wednesday even
ing, Dec. 10, with the president FREQ
Grismore in charge. Eddie Haughr
will be in charge of the program. A
sack lunch will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wehrly, dele
gates for the Putnam County oranges
will attend sessions of the 80th meet
ing of the Ohio State Grange al
Hotel Hollenden at Cleveland on Dec
8-11.
The Gilboa w. C. T. u, which was
to meet at the Mrs. Charles Stahl
home on Thursday afternoon of next
week, has been postponed until
Thursday Dec. IS.
The Putnam County Pomona grange
meeting will be held at the Pleasant
grange hall at Columbus Grove on
Thursday evening, Dec. IL. The pro.
gram using the theme Christmas
will be directed by Mrs. Carl Wehrly
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-04

I then continued west and north tC
Castalia, the old Wyandotte village
and to Sandusky. The trail went or
to Fremont-a total of 240 miles long
in all. The old trail was much trav-
eled long before the white people
came into Ohio.
The foregoing trail followed the
highest ground. 1t passed through
or by the Salt Springs, in Rowland
Trumbull County, and ran through
the northern part of Palmyra, Par
tage County, crossing Silver creek at
Edinburg, half-mile north of the
center road.
Along the trail near Palmyra were
several piles of stones beneath which
skeletons were found, remains of In
dians killed in war or murdered by
their enemies. 1t was the Indian
custom for every one to cast a stone
on the grave of the enemy whenever
passing by. The stones had been
picked up along the way and cast on
the heap whenever the travelling In
dians came to one of them.
Where the trail crossed Silver
creek Frederk Danials in 1914 discov-
cred much Indian "art" on several
old trees. The bark had been peeled
back two-thirds of the way around
the tree and figures and designs had
been carved on the wood. One of the
trees showed seven men dressed
alike, one of which was headless. This
was believed to have been carved to
show a following party that one of
the group had been killed at that
point. A careful search of the vici-
nifty revealed a skeleton buried near
the trees.
Another old Indian trail ran from
Jeromeville northwest to Greentown,
in Wayne County, by Goudy's Mill to
the site of Quaker Springs in Yer
million Township; then southwest ov-
er Honey creek to about three miles
west of Perrysville. Afterwards
known as the Old Portage road, this
trail was the route of the Greer
Township Wayne County, pioneers
and continued in the direction of Lu.
cas- to near Mansfield.
Another Indian trail ran up the Je
rome fork from Jeromeville toward!
Black River and the north part o.
Ashland County to the confluence O.
the Catotaway in the eastern part O
Montgomery Township, where i
crossed and passed up the creek t.
where Old Catatoway, the Indian
hunter after whom the creek wa
named, resided for many years.
| Another trail passed up in the di
rection of Vermillion lake and dow
the Vermillion River. Like the other
it was we'll marked but narrow
made by the Indians, who travelled
in single file.
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Oldest Indian Trails

Maybe they had an inborn expert
instinct of engineering so maybe il
was because they followed the ole
"alanantomaniowees," the routes the
buffaloes had made, but when and be-
fore the white men came to Ohio the
Indians had a system of roads as ac-
curately certain the most direct
routes between distant given points
as are the highways and railroads of
today. The buffaloes too, had taken
those routes.
After the whites had been long
enough in the Ohio woods to learn
of their accuracy the pioneers never
hesitated to follow the Indian trails
and were certain in their knowledge
that the routes were the shortest ways
between nearly any given terminals.
Many railroads today follow the old
Indian trails, the engineers taking
advantage of the Indian instinct in
picking out the best routes.
Narrow paths through the forests
and along the streams, beaten and
worn according to the amount of
travel over them, the old trails were
all over the state and usually follow
ed the banks of some waterway
Some of them were long, lonesome
roads,.
/ The oldest and principal of the In
dian trails was that from Sandusky
to Beaver, Pennsylvania, to the later
forts Du Quesne and Mcintosh. From
Sandusky it went on to Detroit.
From Pittsburgh the trail ran
northwest to the mouth of the Big
Beaver then to the junction of Sandy
and Tuscarawas creeks at the south
line of Stark County; then northwest
to Wayne County, passing south OF
Wooster and crossing Killbuck creek
north of the bridge on the Ashland
road. Going on west it passed
Reedsburg and Jeromeville, "Mohi
can Johns town." to cross the Je,
rome fork of the Mohican. The roat
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-04

A carry-in lunch will be served fol.
lowing the meeting.
Bradley Cherry who has been a
surgical patient at the Bluffton Com
munity Hospital was brought to his
home on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Wehrly spent
from Tuesday until Saturday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Trome
at Hanover, Pa.
Charles Payne, Jr,, Don Boegli,
Oscar Patrick and Roy Cherry are
deer hunting in Pennsylvania this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Morris and
son Stevie of Hamilton spent Thanks
giving day at the Wardner Morris
home.
Miss Janice Henry of Bluffton, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Wehrly, Miss Joan
Mueller, Louis Windle and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. C. Wehrly were Thanksgiving
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nal
Newton and son Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Cherry and sons
are moving this week to the Daniel
Cook home in Pandora.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wilkinson of
Beale Airforce base, California are
spending several days at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hector and family
near Gilboa and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Wilkinson at Ottawa.
Thanksgiving Day guests of the
Merle family was Mrs. A. C. Cahill
of Ottawa and Tony Klingshire of
Kalida.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-04

What is believed to be the worlds
first Christmas card was designed in
1912 by William Nav Egley, Jr,
16-year-old engraver's APPRENTICE. 1t is
now on display at the British Museum
in London.
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er HARRT Ir MAJ r

EDITORS NoTE-This 10 one
Of a series of articles to appear
in the Btufton Nesos dealing
s0ith early Ohio history. Others
s0il appeD, in forthcoming
issues.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-04
TO ATTEND LEAGUE MEET

BlutfUon high school coaches, Pete
Schmidt and Joe Harris, were plan
nlng to attend meeting of members
OF the Northwest High School league
wednesday evening at LAFAYETTE.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-04

John Brown was hanged at
Charlestown, West Virginia, on De-
cember 2, 1859.
The guardian., 1952-03-15
BOSTON
BAKED
BY MABE KOUNTzE

THE only time you must not
fail is the last time you try"
-. Charles Kettering.
CONGRESSMEN of the House
last week cast 236 votes against
the UNIT Bill. But this is only
the first test. There will be
others and Jim crow remains an
issue. In relation to Jim crow,
The guardian., 1952-03-15
SINGS HERE
APRIL 4

Paul Robson, world famous
singer will appear in Boston on
Friday, April 4, at 8 PM. in
Christ Temple Church of Per-
sonal Experience, 80 Kenilworth
st., Boston. The great artist is to
appear at a Paul Robson Birth
day Celebration Concert with
cast of local and national artists
who will also appear to pay tri-
butte through their art to Paul
Robson, the greatest artist of
the time, on the occasion of his
54th birthday.
The Detroit Free Press has
written of Robson, THERE is
IT IS TO BE BELIEVED NO
LIVING VOICE WHICH WILL
QUITE COMPARE WITH THAT
OF ROBES ON. IN FULL
THROAT IT IS MIGHTY TO
THE POINT OF EXALTATION,
AND IN PIANISSINdO A DEEP
WHISPER THAT is ALL-PER-
VADING," while Canada Lee
has called him, THE SINGER
WHO HAS DONE MORE THAN
ANY OTHER PERSON TOWARD
MAKING THIS THE SORT OF
WORLD WE WANT TO LIVE
IN"
Mr.. Robson will present
concert of favorite selections. His
life time friend and musical as
sociate, Lawrence Brown, will
provide the piano accompani-
ment.
The april 4th appearance will
be sponsored by a committee of
one thousand by arrangement
with the United Freedom Fund
of NYC.
The guardian., 1952-03-15
PATTERSON GREETED
BY HUGE THRONG

LID. lawyers for the Scottsboro
boys In recent years, as exec
Vtive secretary Of the Civil
Rights Congress, he has opposed
the Taft-Hartley Act, the Smith
Act and the McCarran Act. He
fought for the Martinsville Seven
the Trenton Six, Willie MCGEE,
and, as the climax to his activi-
ties, he produced the document,
"WE CHARGE GENOCIDE', a
list of the wrongs done the color
edpeople of America with the
completely of the Government,
and took it to Paris to present
to the United Nations.
Mr.. Patterson began his speech
by quoting from an article by
Supreme Court Justice William
o. Douglass in the New York
Times, "The Black Silence of
Fear" ending with - I'VE have
the spectacle of of university
officials lending themselves to
one of the worst witch hunts
since the early days.
Mr. Paterson told of his trip to
Paris with his document Il charge
Continued on Page TtOo)
The guardian., 1952-03-15
BY Myrtle Worthy

"I love my country. Il love it
so well that will die fighting
its enemies"
Thus spoke William L. Patter-
son, executive secretary of the
Civil Rights Congress, at a meet
ing sponsored by the Boston
Chapter of the Civil Rights Con-
gress, held at Lincoln Hall, 158
w. Springfield St, Boston, Fri
day evening, March 7.
Philip Koritz, secretary of the
Boston Chapter, presided. He an
nounced that the document, "We
CHARGE GENOCIDE", was for
sale in book form, as well. as
various pamphlets including I'VE
Demand Freedom. Greetings
were brought by Roy Atus, Sec
retary Of the Packing House
Workers Local, and Walter A.
O'Brien of the Progressive Party,
Boston branch.
In introducing the speaker,
Mr.. Koritz gave a brief biogra-
phical sketch of him. In 1927 Mr..
Patterson was one of the lawyers
in the Sacco-V -Vanzetti case; in
the 1905 he was one of the