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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-05-08
Hyde, Mrs. Werner to Battle
For Congress Seat This Fall

State senator Dewitt s. Hyde, R"-
publican, and Mrs. Stella 3. Werner
Democrat, both Of Montgomery coun-
ty, will battle this fall for election to
the Sixth District seat in the House
of Representatives, at present held
by Rep j. Glenn Beal.
Hyde and Mrs. Werner outdis-
tanced their opponents in Monday
primary by comfortable margins
Neither one carried Garrett on Allie
gauy counties, but Montgomery coun-
tvs margin in both cases was over
Whelming.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-05-08

The Sixth district vote, comprising
Allegany, Garrett, Washington, Fred
ericl. and Montgomery counties is
listed in the above tabulaton Mrs.
Werner had the announced support Of
labor. W. Prescott Allen, her oppon-
emit carried every county except his
home, Montgomery. There Mrs. Wer-
ner rolled up a surprising 5000 vote
margin, Hyde's victory came as the
result Of heavy backing in Mont
gomery county and a split vote be-
tween Kimble, Marley and Moore
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-05-08

"a patient in a Philippi hospital for
some time was brought recently to
the home of his parents on Stemple
Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fike, of Union
town, Pa, spent the Weekend at the
home Of the formers brother, Gil
mour Fike and family. Of Eglon.
Billy Soldiers. SON On Mr.. and Mrs.
Thurman Soldiers, of near Brookside,
was among those attending the apple
blossom festival, at Winchester, Va.
Sunday, April 27, the following
children Of the family of the late
Aaron Fike met in a reunion at the
home Of A. r. F'ike, at ezra Alta:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-05-08

lon. The father is a farmer.
Arnold Feather, of Norfolk, Va,
spent the weekend at the home Of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Feather, of Fglon
Kenneth Wilhelm, of Fort Bragg,
spent short leave last week at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Claud Wilhelm, of near Aurora.
Word was received that Junior
Myers, formerly Of Aurora, who has
been a patient in a Martinsburg hos
pital for some time and improved. is
again critically i'll.
Adrian Harsh, young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Harsh, who had been
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-05-08
mberland Births

Mrs. Roy r. Broadwater,
announced the birth of a
n Memorial hospital, Cum
J Monday, May 5.
Mrs. Joseph Bonella, Kitz-
,ounced the birth Of a son
Al hospital, Cumberland, ON
lay 8.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-05-08
To Show Religious Film

The religious film, THE Sickle or
the Cross" will be shown at the
Maple Spring Church of the Broth
rem at Eglon, W. Va, on Sunday eve
ming, May II, at 7:45. The film is rs
minutes in length.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-05-16

HOUSE - for sale. See Mrs. Iyor Nore 24-4te
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-05-16

and some of the hardier souls went swimming. In the evening a huge bonfire was enjoyed on the beach.
 Guests attending were Kathleen Rooney. Delphine Novatney, Aileeu Lewis, Doris Kuntz. Elsie Rooney Emma Churchill, Allen Johnson. Joe PetGcrew. Michael Hay. Teddy Eastaugh, Taro Ogawa, Chuck Martin, Lance Ingle. Oren Piatt. Malvern Jenkins. Sydney Jenkins, Billy Smith. Dick Garcia. Emil Churchill. Kenneth Goodrich, and the bostess's sister, Sheila Denney.
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} NOTICE (

IN THE |. :. COMMISSIONER $
 COURT FOR THE PRECINCT OF
 INTANGIBLE. FIRST DIVISION
 OF ALASKA IN PROBATE IN THE MATTER OF THE Es- TATE OF SAMUEL CUNNING
 HAM. DECEASED
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Albertine Cunningham has been appointed Executrix of the es- tate of Samuel Cunningham. de- ceased. All persons having cla said estate are reqr .s law to present, with prope" ,ch- CTS. and duly verified. said claims within six C61 months from the date of this notice to AIbertine
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-05-16

Mrs. Knut Ness, corresponding sec retary. Mrs. William E. Smith, re- cording secretary and Mrs. Carroll Hamley. treasurer.
 The school band. under direction of Paul Bushong, made its first ap- pearance of the season at this meeting and played a group Of sel- ections which were enjoyed by all. The band is composed entirely of elementary grade youngsters who show great promise.
 Refreshments al the close of the meeting We're served by Mrs Eiuar Otteson and Mrs. Homer Rooney.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-05-16
CLASSIFIED

FOR SALE - s windows 31x31 and windows 1Sx20. See Doris M. Barnes or call Red 97. 24-tfc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-05-16
BEACH PARTY HONORS BIRTHDAY OF CAROL METZ

Miss Sharon Denney was hostess for a beach party last Saturday af- ternoon and evening at Smile beach to honor Miss Carol Metz on he occasion of her thirteenth birthday Mrs Frank Denuey, the mother of the hostess. accompanied the party as chaperone
 Games were played on the beach
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-05-16

FOR SALE - 10 h.p. Johnson outboard motor with separate tank. See Herschel Harding at Post Of- flee 23-tfc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-05-16

FOR SALE - Dodge Coupe See R. Curtis. Phone 1l3. 25-tfc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-05-16
Am |
 supposed to be glad you're big?"

Many people write us such con1n1ents a8 this: 'I'Ue heard people talk against big companies like you. Lately Tue been read ing your statements about 6igneSS. Am l supposed to De glad you're big?"
 The answer to this question depends on your answer to certain others. Some people have come to feel that 6igneSS itself may be bad. Consider the good that comes from this same bigness.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-05-16
Page Three

Cunningham, Wrangell. Alaska. Dated May 3rd. 1952.
 Albertiue Cunningham
 ENecuttia First publication May 9, 1g52 Last publication June s, 1852
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-05-16
MRS. HUGH HALL
 RE ELECTED PRESIDENT OF PARENT TEACHERS


 Mrs. Hugh was named to an other term as President of Che loc- al PareHt-Teacher organization at ghe final spring meeting held at the high school auditorium on Tuesday evening. Other officers elected for the coming year were Mrs Joyce Hay. first vice-president; Mrs NJ Lynch. Jr.. second viee-president: FOR SALE - I80 Chrysler 3-17 reduction; also Gray E-driyc. See Ken Dolan. 25-2tp FOR SALE - 21s dozen Atlas fruit jars: 9 dozen Kerr. wide mouths. all pfnfs. Sl.oo dozen; Set of Harvard Classics. S25. Phone SIR. 25-dh WANTED - A woman to cook breakfast and supper on Saturdays only with limited housekeeping. S1o.00 a day. minimum of $4o.o0 per month. meals included. See Fr. Hall ar Miss Price Supt.. Bishop Rowe Gen Hospital. 24-tfc FOR SALE - '46 Chevrolet sed- an. Inquire at Shingle mill.
 FOR SALE-15 hp Michigan twin engine. starter and clutch, in good shape. Reasonable. See Peter M. Casey at Institute. 23-tfc FOR SALE=Halibut winch with transmission. s100. Call 147-R
 23-tfc WANTED - Relief cook and housekeeper for Saturday only. S5 for cooking: $1.00 per hour for housekeeping, Bishop Rowe Gener- al Hospital See Pr. Hall or Miss Price, supt. 23-tfc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-05-16

FOR SALE - Savage Model go Q 70 and 3O.O6. See H. Harding at Post Office. 2O-tfC
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-16
s.. g., Ga.

Gas alte Seioelberser SaB eriItiert
nod uno lit au6 in Ben beioen @elt=
friegen umperlett geblieben. gs lit
iest 200 Sabre olt. Ius SeiOelberg
miro oariiber beri6tet: SSalt unbe=
merit blieb ser 200. 8eburtstag oes
beriibnlten Seioelberger @roBen 6ai=
ies I'M S6loB 81 SeiOelberg, Oas
ebenio pie oas S6loB ielbit, bie alte
ltniperiitit uno oie prGbtise Nedar=
lonoidaft gum Hl1bm Seioelbergs BEL
getragen but. Gas 5aB tpuroe 1851
bon Sobann Safob gngler erballt
uno gnfong oes SSabres 1852 an
STEELE zines fleineren Safes, oas
&urfiirlt Sobann &alimir Dor $50
Sobren bal,en lieB, arfgeiteut. Seaf)
eenal1en 8erednuneen faBt bas groBe
Sob iopiel @ein, oaB man oaraus
u316894 6lal6en uno einen S6opz
pen" obfiiaen fann. 8efiiut muroe es
Our6 Bfli6tablieferungen Der Gfal=
ger 8in5er, ausgetrunfelt iou es Der
Sage na6 ser 5nergbafte &eaermei-
tier gerfeo, Ser orei 2iter @ein aui
einmul trinfen fonnte uno als ge=
pobnlibe Sagesrotion 25 Slaiden
fonlumierte. @r lit olleroings aud)
niht alt getporoen, oenn er errei6te
ni6t oas pier5igite 2ebensiabr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-16
= s. M. s., q. s. =

Gie iogenonnten 8e5eiten Gbbe
uno Slut, lino eetpiiiermaBen Ser
9ltem oes Weeres; tie dl1Bern itd in
einem etpigen @e6lel. 9ie 8e5eiten
lperoen bon Wonb uno Sonne berpor-
gerufen, ipobei sic Monoflut mebr als
ooppelt 10 bod nie Die SonnenfIut
lit. als 5olge Ser 3entrifuealfraft
Der ii6 orebenoen groe tritt auf Ser
Dem Wono b5p. Ser Come abgelpano-
ten Sdlfte unieres Blaneten eine
5peite Slut auf, oie Inn Elm 9reiunos
pier5igitel niebriger lit. 8ereinigen
ii6 Die 8irfllngen bon Wonb uno
Sonne, 10 fommt es gu BEN beriibm=
ten Springfluten. Nun beinfluiien
aber gbbe uno Slut ni6t nur bas
Oteer, lonoern audi oas 5eitlano. Sic
bepirten BORT, OaB ii6 oie groobers
fla6e tagli6 5lpeimal INN einige
3entimeter bebt uno ienft. 0ieie 8e=
Degungen fonnen natirli9 nift nit
freiem Iuge mabrgenommen tperoen
audi rufen lie feline grobeben ooer
Sauiereinltiir5e berpor. Wan fann iie
MIR nit bo6empfinoliben BrG5i=
iionsinitrlmenten feititellen, Oie an
oollfomrnen rubigen 1lno itorungs=
freien Srten Itationiert iinb. llnldneit
muroen ourb cine &omniiiion ser
8eooatiiben @eieal6aft, Ser fiibrenoe
6adgelebrte aus gang @eItoeutid>
lano angeboren, Sdaperfraftmeliun-
gen i'm 8er6tesgaoener (8aperD
Sal5bergtperf porbereitet. gttpa bier
gig 8elebrte batten cine unteriroii6e
Sabrt ourb oas Sal5bersmerf unter=
nommen, Inn bie meteorologi ben
Gerbaltnilie i'm Sal5beretperf 81 prii=
fen. IS iollen nanlib BORT Weliun=
gen Ser gebeimnispouen @in1pirfun=
gen bon gbbe uno Slut auf oas Selt=
lano iotpie Ser S6perfraft our6-
gefiibrt perOen, po5u abIolut eri6iit=
terungsfreie unteriroii6e G6ume not
luenoig iino, in benen es faum Gent
peraturifnanfl1ngen gibt. 0ieie 8or-
beoingunsen iinb i'm 8er6teseabener
Sal5bersluerf an getpiiien steaen in
gerabe5u ibealer @eile erfillt iporben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-16

Sflape mad, einisen Sabren pie6er
na6 Miiicnri suriidgefebrt paren,
beontragte ser Sflape BEL ben Gerid-
ten, ibm oie Sreibeit 5u getpdbren.
Sem @ufentbalt IN ben freien Staas
ten Sninois nnb Winneiota, 10 be-
bauptete er, babe i'm gum freien
Mann gema6t. Oas 8eridt entlbieo
gegen i'm. Ser San fam on oie
gunoesgeri6te unb Bis an bas
Supreme Court. Dieier oberite @e-
ri6tsbof enti6ieo nun = ieds &i6-
ter gegen orei -, oaB Der Sflape fein
giirger iei uno oesbalb bel BEN @e-
ribten Ser Gereinigten Staaten gar
ni6t flagen f0nne; ferner, oab ein
Sflope Dor Sen 8elesen feline Ser
Jon" iei, ionoern MIR gisentr1m; es
babe oesbolb Ser &ongreB audi gar
fein belieres Ge6t, oieie Sorte @igen>
tum bon ieinen Serritorien aus5u>
| iblieBen als er elm &e6t babe,
8feroe, &iibe uno anoere bepegli6e
Sabe aus5ui6lieben. 0as Gi6terfol-
legium mar mobl in ieiner Mtebrbeit
inn 9er5en segen oieie gntideiorng
aber Dor Sen 8eieten ltano Der
S6war5e gang redtlos oa. 9reS
Scott muroe iibrigens bon ieinem
Serrn auf freien 5uB geiebt, unb
tur5 oarauf fam Ser giirgerfrieg, Ser
sic Sereinigten Staaten nit 9lut unf
gilen 5uiammeni6lpeibte uno aud
Sen Heger befreite.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-16
- 8cp. g., No. =

@iilenl6aftlihe llnteriu6ungen
uno oie grfabrung 5eigerl, oaB Site
uno &alte i6lperer 81 ertragen iino
in elmer Suit nit eroBem Seudtig-
feitsgebalt. Srodene Site ooer trot-
fene &alte belditigt unO ermiioet
Deniger als feu6te Sise oOer &alte.
lteber Sic Sraee, Oh Oide 2eute Die
S5ise lei6ter ertragen als magere,
l1Bt ii9 itreiten. Man lit oft geneigt,
oife 2eute in ser beiBen Sabres5eit
5u beoauern. 8abr lit, OaB iol6e
2erte Dobl i'm allgeneinen itarfer
l6Diten als magere, aber man be-
bauptet, baB Oide Seute Die Site
leibter ertragen als magere Sies
I6eint bas Heiultat elmer unlanglt
peranitalteten llniuhung 5u beltdti=
gen. Der Serlu6 puroe in einem
lpe5iell fonI Itruierten &aum unter-
nommen, Inn oie 8irfl,ngen ber Site
auf BEN 3uitano bon 9ergmerfarbei-
tern felt5ulteuen. gs 1puroe babel fon=
ltatiert, oaB oife WGnner bel un=
angenebm beiBer Semperatllr mebr
an @e1pi6t perloren, aber peniger
erI6opft tuuroen. Iie grperimente
ergaben ferner, oaB Ser meniblibe
&orper i'm 3uitano ser Rl.be unb in
betuegungsloler 2uft cine Semperotur
BON mebr als 80 @rao Sabrenbeit BEL
einem relatip boben Seltdtigfeitss
gebalt auf ldngere Belt niht aus5u-
balten permag 1lno oaB ser Euls=
idlag, anitatt BEL forperli6er Barme
81 iteigen, anldeineno sic Iusoeb>
nung oes f0rperli6en unbebasens
erieben lieB. Mdnner fiiblten lid BET
einem Bulsidlag bon 1876 iebr 11n=
bebaglib uno bel Grreihung bon 16O
itenten itd 1lnertraglihe Symphonic
elm. Der bodite feitseitellte Bulsi6lag
mar 1874.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-16

@runbgeoanfe lit Die Berfebtling Der
p0llieen Sreibeit bes Hapites BEL gr-
nennung Der aaroinale, pie iie in
oieier 5orm 10 Idarf nur bon einael-
men Meformp6piten bes 16. Sabrblin-
oerts a1sgeiproben tDor0en lit. Nus
gegangen miro bon Dem neuen aober
oes &anoniiden Nehts, nod .pelher
Die &aroindle feinesmegs Die Reprd-
ientanten bieIer ober iener Nation
ODER Die Snbaber bieIes ooer ienes
Didtigen 8iidofsiites iino. Denl-
gegeniiber miro betont, Dob bic &ar-
oindle Die bireften nno nnmittelbaren
0iitarbeiter bes Bapites in Ser 2ei-
tl1ng Der Stride linb, Dob iie iiber allen
geationen uno 3ei9en iteben unb
einen ein5igen a0rper NIT Dem Bapit
bil0en.
Sebr intereilant lit nod bie Sbeie,
oaB Der HapIt bel Der MnsmabI Ser
aarbinale au6 feline Giifiibt auf oie
anneienoen aaroinGle au nebmen
babe Die nab Dem 3eremoniea nor-
gei6riebene 5rage i'm &oniiitorium
nad Hennung Ser neuen &anbioa-
ten: uQmd 5obis videtnr9" (8as
lagt ibr ba5u?), nod ,pelder bie Rar-
otnale auflteben ,no gum 3ei9en Der
3uitimmrng ibr 3ucbetto (SdeiteI-
tappben) abnebmen, lei cine refine
5ormiabe, nie oies Bapit YauI W.
in ieinem &oniil forum bonn Deaem.
ber 1856 betont babe. nebrigens iagte
Saul w. oamals, 1pie aus meiner
BapItgei6ibte, 8ano 6, Seite 449,
erli6tli6, er perbe feinen 8ioer-
iprud ouloen, neil oie Witglie6er 6es
81. &olegiums feline entiheioeroe,
lonoern nltr eine beratenoe Stinlme
belaben. Gieie 8eratllne lit aber ieit-
Dem boIlig fortgefaIlen. Ser BapIt
uno Der Staatsiefretar aaein ent-
i6eioen l6on felt ldngerem iiber Die
8abl zines neuen &arbinaIs. @el6er
Station oie 81 @dblenben angeboren,
tit gan3 glei6giiltis; freilid iast bas
Srienter aon5il, oaB alle geationen
nab Moglidfeit i'm oberlten Senat
Ser Stride pertreten iein iollen. Oie
Dem BapIt obliegenbe BfIi1t puroe
oerlebt, Denn er lid bel Der &arbi-
nalsernennung bon Sen Biini6en
eines. Bolfes ODER zines sSiiriten, bon
oen guten 8e5iebunsen gu bieier ober
iener &egierung, bon Ser @r6be unb
Na6t zines &ei6es ooer anoeren Der
artigen 8epeggriinoen beItimmen
lieBe. aud ooraus, oaB getpiiie aIte
uno mihtige 8ii6ofsiiee ldngere ODER
fiir5ere 3eit nur bon aarbindlen
regiert porben iinb, entipringt fein
&edt uno feline Bflidt fir ben
81. Stubl. gs itebt oen 86piten pons
Itanoig frei, in oieier Sinlibt au ban.
oeln, nie tie es fir gut befinben. sic
aletn iinb in bieier Sabe Die 3ih=
ter, unb nientanb bat elm &e6t, fi6b
bieriiber gu beibneren.
9ei Ser biitorii6en 8esriinoung
oieier Sbeien itiist iid ser gerfaiier
bauptia6lid) auf Die GeformpdpIte
oes 16. Sabrbunoerts. Die bapon OBJ
pei6enbe Braris bes II. unb 18.
Sabrbunberts miro als abgetan be.
tra6tet, oa oamals 0ie Stride ii9 ni6t
frei beipegen fonnte.
Rit SreunoessruB uno 8rieiter-
iegen
Joseph H. WekS, S.. J.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-16
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8as man sepobnlid cine gintags-
fliege nennt, lit feline Gliege, io,1oern
elm ser 2ibeIe abnlider, NIT bier
meiBen sliigeln beriebener GROCER
Sdmetterling. S6reiber oieies ers
innert ii6, oaB an einem beiBen Som.
mertag in 8elgien, no id meine
boberen Stubien madte, Minionen
oieier groBen tueiBen 2ibellen an.
Abeno INN Die StraBenlampen (elet-
triide StraBenlaternen fannte man
oamals nod niht, ion6ern @aslam.
pen) flogen. slm ndditen Worgen (iie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-16

leben blob cine NahD tparen bic
StraBen unb Ddher nit elmer iiber
orei 3on boben Sbid)t bon tpeiBen,
totem 2ibeIen bebedt, 10 oaB man
meinte, es babe Die garl5e Haht &c.
ibneit. DieIe iogenannte gintags-
fliege lit in alien beiBen uno beion-
oers in tropiiden 2dnoern on Sliii-
len befannt uno erl6eint regelmaBig
ie0en CONNER.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-16

Son Brpf. 5. W. 9aebres,
@ebaftenr bes ,8aiienfrenno',
643 suntb Cbio Nueune.
Columbus Ohio
8b. a., ga.

Inter 9foblballten peritebt man I'M
allaeneinen alle gauten, Die out
8fQblen ruben, belonoers aber pro-
biltcriide Gorfer, ote auf Elloten
nabe Dem llfer bon Seen errl6tet
muroen. SSm 8egenius 5u Den 9ras
ber. ,mo @in5elfunoen anoerer Berlo-
Sen linO oiele ais &eIte bon SSobn'
platen BON groBter 8i6tigteit, oa tie
oas gan5e Snpentar Oes oamalt9en
&ultusbeiises 5eigen. Ser Serbrels
tltng no6 folsen Die Sfablbauten Dem
Saum Der Ilpen, ipogegen Die tlelnen
Seen inn @ebirge lelbit nod feline
Relte lieferten. Sic finoen ltb IN Der
sd dylpei5 (oie eriten puroen 1888 ent.
oedD, isranfreid, Stallen, SeIterretb
uno 0eutlblono. Wfan fennt blsber
2S4 iolber 90rfer in nebr OILS
40 Seen. Sic meiiten Statlonen emit
balten ser Neuenburger uno Der
9ooenIee Gle 81, Damn folgt Der 8ens
fer See Omit 44). Wanbe Ser Seen
lino ielber pouIt1noig periunpft. Ser
ltmfung Ser 8fablbauten lit lebr pre-
Ihieoen. ginige beoeden bloB elne
;sl6de bon einigen Suaoratnnellen.
8ei BEN GfubIbouten ser iitngeren
Stein5eit unO aus ser gron5e5elt
(etipa pom oritteu bis ins erIte Sabr-
ta1leno Dor Gbriitus) iino int erlten
9(bihnitt Die Steinbeile fletn, aus
oem Waterial ser llmgebltng, lbleht
poliert, Sort uno &nohengerdte rob
llno S0pferarbeiten funltlos, I'M 5tpel=
ten sic Steinbeile eroB, iorgf1ltlg gez
arbeitet, aus ousgeip1blten Waterlal
(Nepbeit, SooeiD gearbeltet uno
our6bobrt. SongefaBe peilen I'M
bebolfene Srnamente ullf. Ser brittle
abi6nitt, ltebergang bon Stein gu
Otetaa, 5eigt our6bobrte Stelnbelle,
out geforlnte Sort, 8ein- ltno Sol5-
perf3euse, per5ierte Sol5perf5euge TO-
lpie @offen aus &upfer. Sn Den
8fablbouten ser 8ron5e5eit: ourt
llebergGnge nit oen friiberen per-
bunoen, lino Die 8erate tells aus
8ron5e sesoiien, tells geldmieoet, oft
nit 8ernI Itein, @las, 8olo uno Gllen
per5iert uno iinO I'M allgemelnen
funltpoue Sopferarbelten. Die metal'
5eitliben 8fablbauten beliten ptel
groBere 4usbebnung als bie ltein5elts
li6en unb iino beoeutenb entferntel
pom llfer angelegt; lie baben man6'
NAL 8riiden big 81 200 Weter Sange
9ie Bfablbauern belaben berelts
3ublreide Saustiere, wie 8inoer
Sdofe, 3iegen, S6weine, Sunoe
ipater a1d) Eferoe, betrieben aud
ettpas gderbou (8ei5en, @erlte)
5la6s puroe bon ben 6rauen an
gebaut uno 5u 8rot, 8ier 1lno 9e'
peben perabeitet, 1pabrenO Die Wdn,
ner Ser Sago auf Siri6 uno llr Oh.
lagen. Neuere gntOedungen baben
namentlib in ser S6mei5 uno am
9obenIee bea6tli6e SunOe outage ges
bra6t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-16
PLAUDERECKE
ct. Warp's College, ct. Marps,
Sans, ben 10. 4ugult 1862.

ct. WarD's College, ct. Marps,
Sans, BEN 10. Mugult 1862.
2iebe 2eIer!
SIZE uno oa bringen fatboIiI1e
Breiieberi6te 5pefulationen iiber
neue aaroinalsfreierungen, aumal
oas 81. aollesium gegentpdrtig iebr
reou5iert lit. Ser Bapitbiitorifer bon
YaItor idreibt oariiber iebr anregenb
uno inforniereno in ieinen Eage-
biibern unter Dem 16. Deaember
1924:
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inn Datifan oer5eit be5iiglid Der Ser
mebrung bes aar6inalsfolIee Ieeiuns
ausgebt, iinb in elmer Neibe bon Mrti-
feln in Der ,Ginilta gatolien' eribie-
men. sic oiirften bonn Staatslefre.
tar (@aiparri) inipiriert iein. Ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-16
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unter Buhanans aominiitration
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-16

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ib neulib obnna6tig getporoen tuar,
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mdhtig tueroen?"
8osbeit. v@nGoiges Grdil.
lein baben tpirfli6 elm entaiifeno flei.
nes &dn6den, es bietet faum HIat
fir einen auB." %, sic ibmei.
deln! Das Iiest tpobl an Sbrem
Mun6e!"
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Heart Guild
ToPresent Gift

A check for $4,000 will be pre-
sented to the Christ Child Farm
for Convalescent Children by the
Metropolitan Heart Guild at cere-
monies to be held at 8:l5 pm,
tomorrow in the Willard Hotel.
The occasion will mark the third
anniversary for the founding of
the guild by Mrs. Charles Fried
enberg. 1t will be celebrated by
a musical program followed by
presentation Of the check.
The gift represents a part of
the $1,000 pledged by the guild
to endow. the recreation room for
cardiac patients at the new Christ
Farm on Edison lane. In May,
1851, the guild gave its first $1,000
toward endowing the room and
earlier had presented the farm
with an electric cardiac machine.
y Mrs. Joseph Monaghan viii ac-
cept the gift for the Christ Child
Society.
OmcerS or the guild include !:
Mrs. Bernard General, president:
Mrs. Albert Feldman, first vice
president: Mrs. Al Denniberg, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Jack
Dubit. treasurer: Mrs. Jack
Schwarz, secretary. Mrs. Max
Futrowsky is honorary president
and Mrs. Sam Mirman honorary
vice president.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Donor Fete
Chairman
Is Named

Mrs. Alexander Hassen, execu-
tive vice president Of the WASH
ington Chapter of Hadassah and
Hadassah Medical Organization
chairman for the chapter, has ac-
|cepted Craftsmanship Of the An
|nual Donor Dinner Dance, Of the
Hadassah Chapter to be held at
$3.50. pm. March Is. In the Hotel
Statler.
Mrs. HaSsen has been actively
Associated with Jewish Organiza-
tional activities for many years.
She has been a member Of the
Executive Board of the United
Jewish Appeal Of Greater Wash
ington and q member Of the Ad-
ministrative Council OF the; Ma
tional Women's Division Of the
United Jewish Appeal.
Committee members assisting
Mrs. Hassen win be Mrs. Jack
Chernikoff. chairman Of tickets;
Mrs. Emanuel Cohen, chairman Of
hostesses; Mrs. Sol Berenson,
chairman of ushers: Mrs. Paul
Eanet. president Of the Washing
ton Chapter of Hadasseh, and
Mrs. BENJAMIN Manchester. fund
raising co-ordinator.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
|AAUJW to Hear
DR.. Macdonald

DR.. Janet Macdonald, Virginia
State president Of the American
Association Of University Women,
will address the Arlington Branch
of the AAUW at 8 pm. Tuesday
In the auditorium of the Kate
Waller Barrett School.
DR.. Macdonald is associate pro-
fesSor of history and chairman
of the Division of Social Sciences
at Hollins College, Va. This is her
flrst visit to the Arlington Branch.
Election Of a president, second
vice president and a publications
editor for the 1952-53 year will
take place at q business meet
ing preceding the program.
Mrs. Wilbur Morse has been
proposed by the Nominating Com
mittee for the office Of president.
Mrs. r. c. Hodges has been nom
mated second vice president in
charge Of study groups, and Mrs.
John c. Grouse has been selected
as publications editor.