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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19
Sran 9. @., So.

Gie beute als SeridoroIe befannte
gflan5e, na6 ser 81. S6rift (8eis=
bette, 81, mar lpabri6einlid oamalS
cine 1pirflibe, buftenoe Hoienart.
.3ur 3eit Ser &reu55iige fanoen bie
8ilger in BalaItina oiirre Sfldn56en,
Die iie fiir sic Seri6oroie bielten.
@enn man iie in 8aiier legt, breiten
lid oie oni6eineno oiirren aeite lnO
9lumen aus. Die Seri6o=Gole miro
besbalb.l neil tie anibeineno leblos
lit, apieoer auflebt, ais Sinnbilo Ser
sluferitebung be4radtet. Sm Warft
meroen belte dbnlibe Eflun5en per=
fuuft, Die ebenfaas i'm 8aiier pieoer
aufleben, aber es iino feline sSeri6o-
rolen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19

ia befannt, baB oie 0ogmatiiierung
ser leibli6en Mufnabne Wearid in
oen Sin1mel ii6 apeientlid auf 1naria-
,nii6e Serte ser bp5antiniiben 2itl1r-
gle itiibt, oie gum Ieil auf Sobannes
Gbrpioitomus, gpbram Der Sprer,
5uriifgeben. Sobepunfte Der 8orlmeiie
linb 3. 9. Oie 3ubereitllng Der Spfer-
gaben unb Die gftenien (Siirbitt,
gebete, 1pie tie in Ser r01nii6en 2itur-
gle nod am &arfreitng DerriGtet
perben), Die 8erfiinoigung 6es gpan.
geliums, nobei man ben @i1orud
ge1pinnt: gbriltus ielbit lit gegenipdr-
tig ourd bas @ort, nod bepoIr gr
lafromental gegentpartig lit. S0be-
punfte Ser @ldlrbigenmeiie iinb: Ser
gberubsbpmnus, bas eudariitii6e
Sohgebet nit Dem 4benomablberidt,
oie gpifleie, Serrengebet, 8rotbref-
ung uno Spfernabl.
IeibgeItaltet llnb ausgepragt itno
bie 3erenonlen, farbertprd1tig Die
fuliiben @etpdnoer, Sacramento, ei-
genartig Die beilige @efdBe, 3. g. Der
beilige 0isfns nit Sterrr, bie Sd1er
nit 4bbiloung Ser gberubs (atpeds
gertreibung Der Sliegen nnb Weiif-
fen = cine 8lage I'M Srient).
Sm llnteridieo 5ur r0miiben 2i-
turgie baben Die @ebete 11idt iene ge-
baltpone &iir5e, ionDern erapeiterte
Saiiung. sluBer ben Berifopen, Cpl
Itel uno gpangelil1np. gibt es faun
oerdnoerlide Serte. ginen Neibt1m
ab1pebielnoer @eidnse uno @ebete
ipie inn ronliiben Weiiiale bat Die
bp3antinii6e 2iturgie nbgeleben
bon BEN Sroparien, Spnnen ,lnb Mn-
tipbonen bes Stunoeneebets - ni1t
entipidelt. Die Sprabe ser 2iturgie
lit Die ar6aii6e 6orm Der ietpeiligen
Sanoeslprade.
0ie 8ei6reibung zines Sobanltes
i'm ruiiii6en Banteleirnonflofter ner-
iparen mir uns fir Sen nd6iten Bei-
trag. Sn5piiben no9n1als alien, BE-
men oieie 3eilen urter Die 9lugen
fommen, Elm rebt gnaoenreibes Sabr
0es Sells 1852! Mit SreunbesgrnB
unb Yrielteriegen
Soiepb $. 8eIs, S. J.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19

|gefiibrt. MIs DeiIpiel Der aod)nrt mag
bas @rbienrlits erlp1bnt aperben, 5,i
benz man gelbe grbien lino Sennneln
lin getpiir5teni @ein biinItete. Bon ben
|beltte befannten griinen @en1iiien
miro fein ein5iees genanrt, aber
bafiir ltebt Dos brape Gralt an eriter
5telle, bas in alien erbenfli1en @o1-
arten: gebadt, eingeltoBen, 6urhge-
trie6en, geipaltenL iauer unb oboD-
rid" 5ubereitet miro. 9IIs @uflagen
gum &ralit iperben Damn &iibel,
8flon5L Shienaneen, gierfdie iotpie
gan5e ODER balbe eefiiIte gier err
tpabnt.
gu Siihen miro elm ygelb iiipplin"
gereibt, bas aus 8ein, @einbeeren,
geitoBenen gepfeln rt1o 3tpiebeln
uear pil eeapiirst" lit, ooer elm ritpara
iiipplin" aus !Sonis, @ein. 8rot nnb
8feffer. SIM EegernIeer &o6bii6lein
feblen benn au1 Die Meblipeilen ni1t.
8an5e &eiben aperoen oa angefiibrt
bon npabenem" tpie Straltben, Stint
gen, &ran5e, &rapfen,. Strieael, ge-
fiillte Semmeln nno Sblaten, Damn
Shmal5nuoeln, ferner &ii6eln nno
beridieoene anobel, oarllnter geiot-
tene Salberfnobel nnO ultpar5e &no-
oel in pfeffer".
@enn al1b i'm 2altfe ser fiinfbun-
oert Sabre, Die aipil6en Der g1t-
Itebung iener beiben &o9bii6er uno
ser @egenmart liegen, Der @elbntad
iid 1uelentlid geanoert Dat, 10 baben
iib ood eieentIib bie meiiten ser ba-
mails befannten unb beliebten Spei-
len erbalten. Die beioen alten &ii6en-
meiiter, Die en1itg ibre 3e5epte nieOer-
l6rieben, 1piiroen tpobl groBe &ugen
gelnabt baben, bdtte man ibnen ge-
lagt, oaB nod na6 einen Balben
SSabrtauieno bie Weniden ibre &e-
5epte leien ipiiroen.
august Ald1inger
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19
. 81. a., =.

Scr Satron ser Solepbinlun-ao,
pelle lit Der bl. Suribius. Ser Dl
alpb. Ofogrobeio, Gr5bii6of pon 81
ma lmo 9poItel Don Gerll, mar gebo.
rem am IS. gtopen19er 1888 81 Wta.
porga (2eon) umo ltarb am %. Vtarl
1906 su Sogl,a. SSm Sabre 1873
lnuroe er Witglieo lrnO I'M Sabre
1915 Yraies Ser SnquiIttion IN
Granada. slls @r5bil6of 0eit 1881
lpar er lnerniiOlicb tatig fitr Sebuna
bes driitlicben 2ebells BEL &lerus 1tn>
Golf, pie fir Soroerltng bel Seruo'
nern uno Snoionern. Sm Sabre 1873
puroe er beilig gelproden. Sein Sell
lit am 27. Iprll.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19
2iebe 2eier!

2iebe 2eier!
Gebren mir 5uriid gum beiligen
8erge 9tbos nit ieinem itrengen 2e-
ben. Sier miro oas Wenl6enleben in
elmer ME gelebenen Soran gelebt: fei-
ne 8eburt, MIR ben 500 gibt es, 1tnb
oieier in paraoieiilber Siille urto 9fu-
be 5ugleib. Srau, 0eutter, &inb, Crit
midlung iinO oieier @riitena frernb.
SOUR Der reife Mann nls @eltiiber-
tpinber fat bier ieinen Ylat. gr anuB
iid am berrliden gliiben nno Sc
beiben Der geatur beeniigen. Seine
gntlpidlung oarf nur ,auf ieelii1=
geiitigem 8oben portpdrtsibreiten,
8ott entgegen.
0as groBte geiitige sSbeaI, alm oas
es Dem oitfir6Ii6en Mon6tun itets
ging, 1par Die 8eripirHi6ung oes ur-
driitli6en 2ebens. @egertiiber Dem
bierardii6en 8eltflerus, Der ii6 in
Der 2oiung oognlafiiber 5ragen er-
Jihopfte, lag Dem Mon1tum Die
Bflege Der Sronmigteit, oie Wepltif,
om Ser5en. 9ur1 Die innise 8erbun-
benbeit ser Sronrn1igfeit nit Dem IL
turgiiGen &ult, Ger iiber Die Sdlfte
oes Cages unb Der gea6t ser Sagio-
riten in slnipru6 nirnmt, tpurbe be-
ionoers Die iogenannte &1tltnDItif auf
Dem 9lthOS heimiIch gle 9J}eSSe 6pr
aern oes @ottesbienites, miro binter
Der 8iloerlpano (SsSfoh,oItaie) na6 Der
Siturgie oes Sobannes Gbrpioltomus
uno galilius (lebtere an 5ebn Eaeen
oes Sabres) gefeiert, tpdbreno oas
Stnnoengebet 5lt einem groBen Sell
i'm gtartber (8orballe) 1r1lb i'm Gbor
Dor Ger 8ilberipano lib bouaiebt.
9ie @ebete, Serte unb @ei1nge Ser
oitli6en 2iturgie 1perben beltinlmt
ourb oie Monumentalitdt Ser @eoan-
fen, Die Sarbenprabt bes @ottes-,
Gbriitus= uno Marier-8iloes. gs i'll
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19
Sr. @. a., &p.

Gas 8ort r&alematte" fo11unt
bonn iponiiben @ort Gaia (Sous)
uno vMator" (Soten). 0aber aud
oas oeltI6e vWorOfeuer" &aiematts
lit cine oeroltete 8e3ei6nltng fiir Ell
men iiberlpolbten ODER gepan5erten
Gaum in Seltunssmerfen. Mebrere
neben einanoer liegenoe uno ii6 in
Sic Sange 5iebenoe &alematten bill
oelen Elm &aiemattenforps (aaierna).
Vtande 'Stdote, Die friiber Seitunsen
maren, iinO beute nod tetlneiie bon
perlaiienen &aienatten llmgeberl bie
INNER nod bie &aiernatten genannt
Der0eu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19
6. g., 81. =

Sic meinen Sartar (8einltein)
Giele friltauartige Sllbltan5 lit Elm
gtieOerl6lag aus bem Sral,benlaft
(&aliumlalO, cine organiibe 5ipeis
baiilhe SGure, Oie natiirlid) ols
Calcium ooer laures &aliumial5
(@einitein) audi in lauren Srii6tell
porbanoen lit. 9ieie @eini iteiniaure
lit iebr geiuno uno lpirft bll1treilti=
geno. SSSln Sanoel lit Sic iogenannte
Creme Of Sartar" nit Otin6 erbalt=
lih, Oa lie ol6 gieffermin5 entbalt,
nel6e Die Geroallllng forOert. 8fef-
Termin5pflan5en iolten in ieoem @ar=
ten gepflan5t 1peroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19
Mns. So, MaH.

Ser GolfsItan1m Ser &aln1iiden,
sic beute in fleiner In5abl in ber>
i6ieOene 2dnoer ausgeiuanoert iino,
ooer alls5lapanoern iih ge5luungen
iaben, iino als Elm fait erloibener
Stanlm gu betra6ten. Sic iino meiii
8uoobiIten nit penigen gbriIten I'm.
termiId)t. Seit 1880 idiittelten iie
Die mongoliIfe Serri6aft ab UNI
beorobaen iogar dineitihe Bolfer'
ihaften. SSbre S6rift tit cine @bar1
Ser mo1tgoliiden. Sbre 2iteratur ii
edit orientaliif peridnorfelt uni
reht poetii6 uno reid an Sasen uni
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19
: Hep. u. a., q. s. :

Gieier Gers lit entnomnpen ous
Ser ~NaOopeiiiiden Sotenflage" pcr
'S6iller, oelien slnfang lautet:
~Sebt oa iitt er auf ser Matte,
slufredt iibt er oa,
Otit Dem slnltano, Sen er bottle,
sls er's 2t6t nod lab. :"
9as @fotip 5u bem @eoi6t nobn
S6iller aus CAREERS uIelions gfei
len our6 gtorozslmerifa" Noooapel
lien lit I'M Otiiiouri-8ebiet. 8oetbt
rehnet Oieies 8eoi6t 5u S6iler;
ollerbslten @erfen. Solbe Sbiettipi
tat ilt aub bei Sbiller etpas Selte
mes, falt gin5iges.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19

MGrhen. 8ie aus 9eutiblano be-
ri6tet miro, befinoen iih a6tbunoeri
Deann in einem Eager bel Weiinhen.
Sic ltno oie lekten lteberrelte bes
Stamnea, oen Stalin inn Sabre
1913 na1 Sibirien perbradt bate
Gie in Wiin6en perbliebenen &al'
miiden 1piini6en iib in Ilasfa an5n'
Iieoeln, menn lie Die grlaltbnis Der
omerifanilben gintpanoerungsfom.
miiIion erbalten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19
mtr mani unr fiinfhunhrrt
:Jahrpn knrhtr

Gor einem bulben SabrtaulenO
| l6rieben 5luci eifrige 8riioer &ii6en=
meiIter, Der cine in eineln ule11anni=
l6en &loiter, Der a1lOere i'm &loIter
| Segernlee, fleine San1n1lungen BON
&o6re5epten nieoer, leoigli6 5u ibrenl
eigenen 8ebral1b rno in gan5 ein=
fafen @orfen; allein, biele beiben
Seft6en, Die ii6 bis beute apobl er<
bolten baben, itellen 1pertpolle &ul,
turOofllmente oar, oenn iie iinb nift
nur Die eriten oeutiben &o6bii6er,
lonOern geben au6 einen gllten 8e>
griff bon Der glrt oes &o9ers, apie iie
I'M Is. alno 16. Sabrbnnoert iibli1
gelpeIen lit. Gas dltere Der beioen
8I6er, oas iib oas u8I6lein BON
gutter SpeiIe" nennt, bringt 5unGbIt
Die &e5epte 5l1 alIerbano HaIteten, Die
au6 beute nod gut i6n1eden biirften.
8eniger perlodeno eri6einen bagegen
einige 5leiidipeiien Die nit = &onig
gefo6t auuroen, 1pie audi cine SoBe
BON geitoBener &ulbsIeber, bel Der
man gleibfalls ugltot bonig barunter
tuot" ooer gar &noblali6gaaerte, NIT
Sonig getpiir5t.
8allerten ooer ugalrep", 1pie man
tie nannte, Daren banrals iiberbaupt
| lebr beliebt, ebenio Siil5en; lno einen
uSul5pii9" bereitete ser 8ruoer &u-
6enmeIiter Dor fiinfbunoert Sabren
nidt neientli6 onoers als beute.
gt1pas ieltlam lnutet alerbings cine
8uaerte aus Siribleber an, ole Der
geltellt puroe, inben man Die gebra-
tene 2eber oltr6 elm Sieb trieb, Damn
Die Waiie piir5te, gum &o6en brabte
uno oaraltf abfiiblen lieB. Gecbt
lbmafbaft Oiirften Die rfiigellein aus
talbflaii6" getpeien iein, Die aus ge=
baftem alno getuiir5tem &albfleiih
beitanoen, oas man 5lt fleinen &ugeln
forlnte, in @aiier fo6te uno bierauf
in Sbnral5 berausbl,f.
Weblipeiien ipielen inn .8ii1lein
BON gutter Speiie" feline beionoere
goGe, ia, iiiBe MebIipeilen tperoen
iiberbul1pt nidt ertpabnt. Sour in
5orm bon arapfen tperoen Mebl-
lpeiien genannt, oie, aus Mebl, @iern
lno &aie bergeIteat, Elm beliebtes
| SaIteneiien tparer 0ugegen iperben
aGe moglicben Mrten bon Wells alrf-
e5dblt, oarunter 2eber1ltl1s nnb Sii1-
rogenmls, &aIemus unb SirIenmus
iotpie ein @rbienmus, bas 1pieoer nit
@onig geIiiBt tpllrbe.
9as Tegernleer &o1bii1lein bringt
Dor auern cine Heibe Der perIhieben-
item Sllppen: 3tpiebel-, &raltt- unto
Hmbeniuppen, Seigen l1no SiibI1ppe,
Sanf- uno Shnal5illppe, ulle Ell,
itpenig ftarf eetuiir5t, Inn iibrigen ie-
bob in man6er aud iett nod lib.
liden 3ulammenitellung, tpie 8. g.
Die Grbienilippe, nbaubete ilppen
genannt, Die bereits nit Senunel.
! |i1nitten anfgetragen miro. 9ie @ein.
liuppe bingegen beitebt aus gefodten
@iirJtDein, at Dem fir ie0e Herion
cine Senunel unb Elm 81 forrr1nt
,p1breno 5ur Siidiuppe als Sci.
gabe geriebene uleeaelten" (2ebfuhe,1)
enrpfoblen tperoen.
| 9lls Gong nad ser Si,ppe Iheini
bas Wenis, bas .genrues, bas man Dor
mild nnb Mprn iBt", iiblid gepeier
au fem benn ebenio tpie mn .8ldleir
bon gutter 5peiie" miro es in ber
li1iebenften 3uianrnpenitellu ellungen an
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19
s. g., Galif. :

Ser FL. BalbaIis 8aplon, O.F.M.,
mar geboren am II. Otai 154O 5l1
Sorre Serlnoia IN Mrogonien, Spa.
MEN, uno ltarb am II. Oeat 1892 81
Siuareal als 2aienbruoer. gr tpar
BON gliibenoer 2iebe our I'll. @u6a-
riitie erfiillt, mesbalb er bon Bapii
SEQ XIII. ols Batron aller eudari-
Itiiben Gerialmlllngen ernannt 1pltr.
oe. Sm Sabre 1913 tpllroe er ielis
uno I'M Sabre 1890 beilig geiproden.
Sein iSelt miro am II. Wfai aefeiert
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19
ssran 6. st., Nid).

9tur5iii1s beiBt I'M gnglil6en au6
~Nur5iiles" ooer r0affooil", Elm
3Diebelgelpd6s> Bulb, nit bobletn
Stunm. Sic lino 1pinterbart, 9eren=
malls
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19
MuAkmN
gpn Irof. 5. ID. 9uebreu,
3eSaftenr oes ,@aiienfrennS',
CAB SOUTH Sbio Mpenne,
Columbus, Ohio
31tidltine Anti=

@eaen bes boben Sdnees,
Ser fait sans gsoro-Nmerifa
bcoedt, bitten mir um gefallige
Nadiid)t, ipenn unlere 8pdeH-
blGtter nno 8IdDerienbnngen
(8ebet= unS &umanbiid)er) perz
ipatet eintreffen.
,Sbiu-@aiienfrcnnb'.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-19
AuH npnt Tr1prkrpia

ct. WarD's College, ct. MarDs
Sans, ben 3. Sanuar 1862.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-17
Feed Your Family Better

Roman Emperor couldn't enjoy the flavor
full nourishing food that it is possible for you to
serve today Strawberries in JanuarY-and really
folks-You can't judge frozen foods until you
it QUICK frozen at the sub-zero temperatures. The
QUICK freezing and proper packaging is the Sec
ret to holding flavor.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-17
zzrasherS OferA Complete Frozen Food Service
A Home Freezer

Like the big is cubic foot model pictured above
gives you a complete supply of a variety of food
at your fingertips. The Chill chest is like a store
that's never closed always ready to serve you.
Economy model Chill Chests are reasonably priced
at S37s. The deluxe model is only $4ss.s5. Time
payments be arranged 10 suit your convenience.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-17
A Food Locker

is the most economical way to store large
quantities of food. Here you store half or
quarter of beef for example, Here you can quickly
put away your garden produce while it is crisp and
fresh and keep il conveniently indefinitely - with
that fresh garden flavor fully sealed in.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-17
Emergency Protection

In case of electric failure in your home every
Thrasher customer has the assurance that in
of emergency you can bring your food here for
emergency storage No other freezer dealer can Of
fer you this extra protection
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-17
Meat at Wholesale

If you raise your own animals process
them for you. Or you can buy either halves
quarters from wholesale. We will cut and pack
age the meat according to your specifications.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-17
Expert Meat PROCESSING

Our meat cutting department is specially
equipped TO give you fast efficient service. You
mark out chart for showing how you want
your meat cut - we take it over from there. Our
experience and equipment does the job better and
faster from the beginning right through to the
packaging.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-04
Ohio Retail Sales Climb s Per Cent
In October OUer Same Month Last Year

In the first ten months of 1852,
total Ohio retail sales were up one
per cent from the same period in
1851, according to the November is
sue of the "Ohio Retail Annalist,"
published by the Bureau of Business
Research at Ohio State university.
In October of this year, total re-
tail sales were eight per cent higher
than in the corresponding month of
1851. Only four types of Ohio re-
tail business failed to meet dollar
sales of October a year ago. These
were:
Household appliance and music
stores, whose sales declined two per
cent; lumber-building materials deal
ers, whose sales decreased two per
cent; hardware stores, whose sales
dropped three per cent; and jewelry
stores, whose sales were off nine
per cent.
On the increase side of the pic
ture, heating plumbing equipment
dealers sales gained 28 per cent;
motor vehicle dealers sales rose 20
per cent; mems clothing stores sales
were up II per cent; combination
grocery-meat stores sales increased
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-04

Is per cent; and women's ready-to-
wear stores sales increased IL per
cent-all over October, 1851.
Total sales increased Is per cent
from September to october-more
than twice the seasonal change OF
aipbt per cent expected between these
two. months.
The seasonally adjusted index OF
Ohio Retail Sales compiled by the
R,,reau of Business Research stood
at 3O6 per cent of the l9S5-lS59
average at the end of October.
In all the eight largest Ohio cities
except Canton, sales showed increases
in october over the level for the
came month of 1851. Six of the
eight cities, however, had decreases
wbar the first 10 months of this
wear were compared with the same
period of last year.
City by city, the percentage com.
narison for October, 1852, against
October, 1851, and for the frst lo
months in 1852 against 1850 were:
Akron, up Is per cent and up
three per cent; Canton, down three
per cent and down eight per cent
Cincinnati, up four per cent anu
down fractionally; Cleveland up IL
per cent and down two per cent
Columbus, up Ii per cent and up
four per cent; Dayton, up two per
cent and down four per cent; loleoo'
M seven per cent and down four
ner cent, and Youngstown, up seven
ner cent and down three per cent.
The "Annalist," monthly puoil.
cation of the University's Bureau OF
Business Research, is prepared 1or
Ohio retailers and others interested
in the trends of the states retall
trade.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-12-04
Richland Center

Mr.. and Mrs. John Luginbuhl and
son of Marion, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Coon and daughter of Columbus, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Courtney and fam
ilv of Lima, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Grant and sons, and Mr. and Mrs
Kenneth Luginbuhl and family were
Thanksgiving dinner guests of their
mother Mrs. J. |. Luginbuhl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Dirlam and
children Ronnie and Sharon of
Springfield were Sunday dinner
and supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
Raymond Matter and family.
Mrs. Joe Follas assisted in caring
for her mother Mrs. Sam Basinger
last week who had a fall recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nonnamaker
and sons were Thanksgiving dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Eiken-
barry and in the afternoon they all
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Norma
maker of Findlay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Isham, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hirschfeld of Lima, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Marquart and
daughter and Ray Hirschfield were
Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Marquart and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donivan Moser and
daughter Stephanie Bea of Milford,
Mrs. Minnie Moser, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Moser and daughter Susan
Kay spent Thanksgiving day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Moser.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Amstutz of Fos-
l,toria called Thursday afternoon on
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barnhart.
Past week callers of Mrs. Amos
and Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Luginbuhl
were Mrs. Ella Dillman, Mrs. Rob,
ert Dillman and children Larry, San.
dra and Gary, Mrs. Warren Moser
Mrs. Donivan Moser and daughter
Stephanie, Mrs. Arthur Yerks, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Dilman. Sunday
afternoon callers were Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Luginbuhl of Toledo and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Marquart.
Emily Hochstettler spent Friday
afternoon with Vera Alice Basinger
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Boutwell,
and daughters Barbara and Marcia
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Gratz and
! daughter Sharon and Mr.. and Mrs
Russell Schaublin and family were
Thanksgiving guests of their par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schaublin
Mr.. and Mrs. Donivan Montgomery
and family were Thanksgiving din
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ner guests at the Walter Montgom-
cry home and supper guests at the
Quentin Burkholder home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Miller of Cairo
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Amstutz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rhoads and
family of Ferndale, Mich, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Stevens and daughters
of Sandusky spent over Thanksgiv-
ing with their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Amstutz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miller spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Miller of Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schaublin
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilford Gratz and daugh-
ter, Sharon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Basinger
and family of Lima, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leland Basinger and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emory Basinger and family
and Mrs. John Barnhart sperf Sun
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs
Don Dillman and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Burkholder
and daughter Pamala of Beaverdam
spent Saturday evening with Doni-
van Moser and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Moser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Kensey and
daughter of Akron, Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Steiner and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maynard Steiner, Oliver Stein'
er and son David, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Chidester, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Chidester and daughters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Stoodt and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Chidestel
and family were Thanksgiving din.
ner guests of Mrs. Mary Steiner
and Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Steiner and
| family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Neuensch,
wander and son Allison, Johnnie
Luginbuhl, Mrs. Richard Cookson
children Lee and Ken, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Dillman and family, Mrs
ELLA Dillman, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Marquart and Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon
Luginbuhl were Thanksgiving din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sharp of Norwalk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinten Burkholdel
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Eight Cory-Rawson
Gridders HOnOred

Cory-Rawson's unbeatent and un-
scored-on eleven landed six players
on the all-Haneock County Little
league team selected last week by a
vote of the coaches of competing
outfits.
Altogether eight Cory Rawson play
ers made the first and second teams
in the all-star rating, six on the
first eleven and two on the second.
Honored with first team posts were
Larry Ream, end; Don Bunk, tackle |;
Wayne Marquart and Ed Wolber,
guards; and John Gauss and Capt.
AL Williamson, backs. Tackle Bob
Neff and Back Dick Amstutz gained
second team recognition.
Coach Miller Fink's Cory-Rawson
gridders were honored by 800 boost
ers at a banquet in the school last
week. At that time it was announc-
ed that Don Crawford and James
Wells will be co-captains of the Hor-
nets next year.
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Dednery Board Meet
SuTiduy In OttdLUd

st. Mary's church, Bluffton, will be
represented at the quarterly meeting
of the Lima Deanery Council board,
Toledo Diocesan council of Catholic
women Sunday at the SITS. Peter and
Paul school in Ottawa. Mrs. Oscar
Finster, Ottawa, deanery president,
will preside at the meeting.
Objectives of the next two years
will be main points of discussion at
the meeting.
The council is a national fedora
ton of Catholic women with an indi-
vidual membership of 10 million,
united to study and work to main
tain Christian standards in social
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Coach Burcky To
Attend Two Meetings

Coach A. c. Burcky, Bluffton col
lege athletic director, will have two
sports meetings on his agenda dur
ing the coming week, including the
Mid-Ohio league fall meeting to be
held at Cedarville and Glass A
basketball tournament arrangements
meeting at Bowling Green.
In the meet at Bowling Green
plans will be completed for the an
nual district Class A basketball tour
nament to be played on the Bluffton
college court for the second consecu-
tive year.
and intellectual life and promote