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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23
. Ilter 2eier, ga.

gs lit iebr unterbalteno uno be-
lebreno fir fleine &inoer, tpenn man
ibnen 8iloerbii6er, englii6 ooer
oeuti6, an bic Sano gtbt, lelblt beoor
tie leien ooer ipreden fonnen. 90
3. g. lit oas v9ittle Sen Storp Boot"
oas bon Ser 8inIton 60. Bbllaoels
pbio, 8, beralsgegeben miro, aus
ge5ei6net. 6erner oas vOtar=unos
Moris" -8u6 (oeutid), erl6ienen i'm
Gerlag bon Braun uno Sbneloer'
Miinden; Ser Strupelpeter" bon
Or. s. Soffmann, 5u er6olten bon
S. Sabol5, 0tain5. Stir altere ain'
Ser: vSbe Man Of tbe 6orelt"
9ieies 8uf fann be5ogen peroen
Geconb bano, aber gut erbalten) bon
8rof. S. 90. 0uebren, goitor oes
,S.=@.', Columbus 5, Sbio, gum
8reile bon $1.00, portofret. gbenlc
oas luitige Stuoentenbu6 ote Sob
liaoe", bon mir, sum Freile bon
$1.OO, ioipie r&einefe 5u6s", init
9iloern, 81 $1.OO.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23

fde als ale nod 70 iiheren Sor.
f6nngsergebniffe, Die tot bIeiben mill
| len obne Die Rraft 6es @lanbens2 2
9ieier @laube, bieie 2iebe 5u ieinen
apoiteln lit es, Die allidbrli1 oas
Sranfenbolf gum @rab leiner Seili-
gen fiibrt, uno aus oieier 2iebe ber-
aus baben oas franfii6e goIf nno
iein 8iidof iib beuer ait elmer groB-
artigen Subelfeier beriammelt nno
biele 8aite oa5u eingelaoen. sSsr1 ser
&ilianoftap feierten tGgli1 stpei 8i-
i6ofe ben @ottesbienlt uno iprahen
gum glaubigen golf. Cine beIonbere
geote befam bas Seit bur1 bie Mn-
peIenbeit oes 8ii6ofs bon &iln1ore
(Srlanb), Der Sein1at 6es FL. aiIian..
am Sonntae (13. Suli) tpuroen oie
beiligen &eliquien in feierlider Bro-
l5eiiion gum Qltar auf oen tpeiten &eii-
oen5plab getragen, begleitet bon 8i-
ibofen uno Brieitern, bon Der Sugen6
INIT Snnoerten bon Sabnen unb bonn
gan5en fatbolii6en golf, oas 5ie
StraBen iaumte nno auf Sen Meii-
oen5plat nad5og, beteno 1no iingerb: :
rOi6 loben, oir oanfen oeine &inoer
in Sranfen, ct. &ilian!" Ser MpoIto-
liide Nuntius grabiibof slIoiIius
0tuenb feierte bier bas beilige Opfer
uno 8iidof Sulius 90pfner ipra9
5n ieinen Oi05eianen. Ct iuar cine
einorudsmadtise aun6gebuns oie,
ebenio pie Der nadmittdgige Seit5ug
NIT ser S6luBfunogebune, ben 8e-
iu6er ipiiren lieB, oaB cine tiefe
5rommigfeit ,no itarfe @laubens-
fraft oas foitbarlte @ut oes franfi.
lben 8olfes iino, uno baB bieie top
feren Weniden setpillt iino, in bem
@eiit tpieoer auf5ubauen, ben ct. ai-
lian emit gepflanat unb Ser ibre Staot
10 punoeridon geItaltet, i'm @eiit bes
ebriItentums unb treuer Seimatber.
bunoenbeit. K. L.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23
= @m. s., Galif. :

9ie iogenannten Menbire uno 0ol,
men 1ino pobl, nab iorgfdltigen
Hnbfori6ungen, Die uralten Stein-
oeufmaler, Oie itd gu 3eiten faIt in
Der gan5en 8elt borfanoen. Die &ul-
tur ser 2anoer, namentlif bie Ser
europdiihen 2anOer, bat beute NIT
SEN meiIten aufgerdun1t. Die Wenbire
itno robe, iaulenartige 6elsitiide, auf
Dem flahen 8ooen ooer auf gr6.
erbebungen allfgeItelt. Sino oieie
Selleni idulen nur penige SUB bod, 10
beiBen iie in ber 8retagne r8ulpen"
(Eeulpants), 5. +. 8rubitein; Wens
bir beoeutet ulanger Stein". Die
Otenbire Iteben tells berein5elt, tells
in @ruppen. Die 5tpeite slrt Ser
Steinoenfmaler Iinb oie 0olmen ooer
SafelIteine. Wandmul iteben tie in
Geiben ooer gar in langgeItredter
red)tpinfliger Sorm beiiammen (oft
etne Weile long), 10 baB lie pie Iange
Saulerreiben ausleben. 8iele lino Der
snIt6t, baB auf man6em oieier
Steine sic 9ruiben, Die altfeltii6en
Brieiter, ibre Spfer oarbra6ten.
@roB, ia oft bon alle 8oriteaungen
iiberiteigenoer 8roBe iino oieie l1r,
bentmaler, Die Weenbire Iotuie Die
9olmen. Sn England, Srlano 1no
gsorofranfreid iino lie man6mal
90 bis 80 SUB bod 11no eritreden ii6
neilenpeit iiber sic gbene oabin.
SIN uno tpieoer itno lie 5erfauen, aber
Die meiiten, namentli6 Die aus Stint
iteinL ideinen ser @itterung uno Der
3eit 5l troten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23
Der Lesser fragt - ,Vir ant,vorten

ergreifen. Den aGten 2erten i6tpin6et
aamdblid oie natiirli6e aorper-
pGrme. sic miillen al'o tp1rmere
&leioer tragen, iuarme Speiien uno
9etrGnfe, mebr fliiiitee nno peid-
gefodte Nabrl.ng genieBen. @arme,
gepiir5te &raftiuppen iino alten 2elt-
ten oas SeiliamIte, ebenlo lei6ter
&offee nit piel Wilb nnO elm tpenis
3uder. 3ulueilen Elm ipenie gutter
granntluein, NIT einem serriibrte1
giOotter gemiid)t, ooer ald leibter
Hotpein, Ser nGbrt uno oas 8lut ers
tpGrlnt, lit bef0mmli6. Giel 8etpes
gung in Ser frii6en 2uft uno 8errids
ltng leidter arbeiten nebIt piel S6lai
pirfen oft @unoer. 9as alte Sprid)s
mort beiBt: ~arbeit, WaBigfeit uno
9fub' i6IieBen Dem ar5t Die Sire su!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23
9 | . 5 iinnige e g a llaoe

S6peiseno in Ser MbenooGmm' 'runa
S6leier
Stebt Die 5orm aus 2ebm gebrannt!
Sic bat Ser 2eier 5arte Saiten,
9o6 ME oes 8ogens &raft geIpannt
an i60nen Sommertagen,
@enn lau Sic 2iifte ipeb'n,
Siebt man lie rennen unb iagen,
I'm oas Gbino5eros 5u iebn,
Gos, itreng uno ernit, na9 olter
Site,
Soeben, our6 Der @rie6en Witte,
slm @anOeritabe i6ritt baber,
slls oh sic @ottbeit nobe mar. -
uno i6on tpe6ieln tie Ser Sreue
3ei6en,
Oa fliiitert tie leii, iie fann's ni6t
beri6peigen:
Job lit Holen nift nerloren,
Iu6 i6 bin in arfabien seboren,
$50 oie Suit 10 rein uno oie Sonne
10 flar,
$50 our6 Die bunflen 8u1eng1nge,
Gum &f Der @agen uno @el6nge,
Sliegt oufteno oas befrdn3te Saar.
l1no Staunen ergreift oas 8olf 1lm=
ber,
0enn i6le6t uno re6t Elm gauers-
mann,
Wiit grobem &ittel angetan,
Stegt ii6erm gun5en Sauie l6per,
Wit lflanfer Cert elm Sdlag oapor
3eriprengt itno S6lob uno Riegel:
Sod bdlt Der 8raf ben Breis empor,
Go6 es feblen i'm S1mingen unb
Sliigel!
uno es blist aus Sen Iugen ibm
fiibn,
l1no po oie Saare Iieblif flattern
llno ben Dor Jreube ipriib'n
Ga ltebt man S6langen, itebt man
geattern,
Sod i6pingen in ent fleiibten SGn.
oen,
Seral1f, berab uno quer uno frumm
Sbre S6iiler an ser Nai' berum.
llmpan0eln oeS Sbeaters &uno,
Die 8irbelninoe iaulen;
3pei 8anOerer Iiebt man sic StraBe
5ieb'n.
9a iprab Ser cole @raf @orein:
Gas Bentagramma ma6t bie Yein.
0ie Ser6e mars uno ni6t bie Nadti.
gal:
StoBt an nit bem @liid bon gben.
IS itano oltf ieines 0o6es 3innen
0ie riiItiglte Ser @di6erinnen,
l1no rei6t linn lddelno ben Bofal.
Grum, beutldes Ser5, ber5ase ni6t!
9ie @eItsei4!6te 1T bns @eItgerid,t
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23
. u. g., Wid. .

Die aunlt, geiuno gu bleiben uno
elm bobes Sitter 5u errei6en, ielbit
tuenn man i6pad geboren tpurbe,
fann bon ieoem Weni6en NIT elm.
fa6en Witteln geiibt 1peroen. 3una6lt
lit elm gelunoer Weni6 baufig ge<
luobnt, oiel 5u eilen uno gu trinfen,
10 Dob Diele Weni6en infolge l1eber-
ernabrung erfranfen ooer gar oabin=
lie6en un0 ltf 10 Oas 2eben perfiir-
sen. Gur6 WaBigfeit, gntbaltiom=
felt uno 5eittpeiliges Safes fann melt
mebr @utes erreicbt perbel1 ols gr5t
ltno UteOi5in 5uiammen fertigbrin=
gen. WaBigfeit uno gntbaltlomfeit
baben sic 9roft, bereits ousgebro-
6ene arunfbeiten 5u beilen ODER
IueHIgIteHs D0r6euge1o 5u 1pirfen.
Gin regelmaBiges, nii6ternes 2eben
unb fortp6brenoe 8ei6Gftigung brins
gen es fertig, baB man ieine 2ebens-
tage obne &ronfbeit genieBen fann
bis ins bO6ite Sitter unb baB enolid
Der Soo ni6t elm i6mer5bolles 9abin-
Iterben, Ionoern Elm ionftes lit. Gube
uno 2eibenidaftslolisfeit, tpie man Tie
felt sSabrbunberten ielbit in ben
itrenslten Observation-Disclosures be,
obadten fann iino our grrei6une
eines boben alters geeignet. @u9 in,
Sitter muB man 8orlt6tsmaBnabmen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23
OHIO-WAIsENFREUND
@Qes iekt onf bieler @eIt

aaes iest auf oieler @eIt
Sn Dem uiiber" iid gef1lt.
lteberibpenglid lit Der cine,
anore baben lleberbeine,
Wanbe ipieoer uebernut,
Ser befanntlid ME tut gut.
Giele baben an @enuB
ginen iuabren neberfluB,
ltnb 10 man6e 2aoung ma6t
Deter cine l1eberfra1t.
9ommt aif Heiien NAL elm 8uB,
8iro er gleib gum neberoruB,
@abreno man beim pollen @Ias
SulOigt germ Dem ltebermaB.
Sn ser .aaiie beiBt bas 8lus,
SITS audi ielten, ueberlduB.
Wandem pollen nidt re9t ntunoen
Sogenannte leberitunben.
l1eberbrettl gibt es piel
Sir Satire, @ie unb Spiel,
go baB alle nur auf grben
S6lieBlib uebermenI6en tperoen.
gs entipri6t Dem grie6'i6en ubpper"
l1nier beutibes @ortben riiber";;
Drum nit Gebt oas Muto man
nSpperal1to" nennen fann,
9enn fein andres 8ort iagt's flarer
DAB es lit Elm - ueberfabrer!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23
. Sr. g., Ser.

9as intereiiante gud 9apints
r2ebensgeidibte Gbrilti" lit iebr iels
ten getporoen. 0ie englilde lteber'
iesung 1piiroen mir Sbnen ni6t on
raten. 9ieielbe lit bon elmer ni6ts
tatbolii6en lleberieberin gema6t pors
oen uno lit iebr mangelbaft. 0as
berrlide S6luBgebet an Gbriitus,
Sen aonig Der 8elt, feblt ebenfaas in
ser ensliiden lteberiebung. Sic fon=
men oas 8u6 be5ieben bon Srof
S. 90. 0uebren, 643 60. Ohio Ioe.,
Columbus 5, Sblo; 8reis $500
portofrei. 1a MIR ein gremplar pors
banoen lit, ellen Sic nit Sbrer 8e=
Itequng, lonit fOnnte Elm anoerer
2eier Sbnen 5uportommen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23
: Bb. g., ga.

8eeen Sdlafloiigfeit nebme man
abenos Dor Dem Sblafengeben cine
Saiie S6afsarbentee. Ser See lit au6
por5iiglid fiir Wagenleioenoe uno
fann als &opfoampf fir idpade
slugen nno S6minoelanf6lle nerlpen.
oct ueroen. Sic f0nnen ben See Be-
5ieben bon unierem alien 2eier uno
Igenten: Wer. y. Sperl, 1917 8onis
fap Street, Sittsburgb 3, ga.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23
ssran q. 49,, ga.

9udertranfbeit (Giobetes) fann ge.
beilt tperoen our6 SeiIfrauter, pie
3innfraut, ¬ @raB (¬ertd)
8enoen Sic ii6 pertrauenspoa an
0frs. a. Sperl, 1917 8onifap, 8itts,
burgb 3, ga.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23
. 6. 3d., IN. :

9as beuti6e 8ort rSe6er" fommt
bon ser Dor Der grfinbung Der Stabls
feber 5ltm Sbreiben gebrau6ten
8dniefeber. aSn Der Sbule mubte ser
2ebrer BEN Sbiilern ben &iel Der
@anlefeber 5u elmer gum Shreiben
nottpenoigen Spite nit einem ibar>
fen Weiier 5ure9tidneiben. Mus Die
lem @rlnoe erbielt bas Eai1enmeiier
oen Namen uSebermeher". Sbpobl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23
- q. st., Wp. =

Gs lit gerao5u unmeni6li6 unt
i6redli6, oaB bon Dem mobernen
sluto 10 piele Eauienoe tdeIid, monat.
lid uno iahrli6 iiberfabren iperoen
Iaes miro, beionoers BON Dem mooer,
nen slmerifaner, iibertrieben: bas
giien nno Srinfen uno oas Sport.
leben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23
Etnr hetltgp Kapttalt11tn
@on 8farrer 81. &pnraS
M Mekger
(ein slus5us aus Dem Artifel rSeili.
ger &apitalismus")

(etn aus5ug aus Dem Nrtifel uSeili-
ger &apitalismus")
Ser befannte So5ialpolitifer
S6ulbe-Delisld iagte 1868 in elmer
8erlammIung Der Mai6inenbau-
arbeiter: Man iole ni6t rufen:
~Nieoer nit Dem &apital!", lonoern
~Ser NIT Dem &apital!" Oieies @ort
min beiagen: man barf &apitaI uno
&ei6tum ni6t einfa9bin bertperfen
uno befampfen. Ni6t ser aapitaIiIt,
Der Geide an it6 lit idle9t, au9 ni9t
Der &apitalismus, oie 4apitaImirt-
l6aft. gs fommt oarauf an, tpie man
ibn berDenoet. S9liebIi1 fann obne
aapttal eben ni6ts @roBes geideben.
Sn iiineiter 3eit bat man 6as
S6lagtport bonn ~io5ialen &apitaIis-
mus" gepragt. gs fam bon Inter
nebmerieite. 8eritebe i9 es redt, 10
min es oie Bfli6t in Ser 8olfsmirt-
i6aft betonen, mill es beiagen, 6aB
oas aapital ni6t Die @emeinidaft Be.
berri6en uno fne6ten, ionoern ibr
oienen ion.
Solde @run6i6te aufsuItelleu lit
ni9t idtper. gs lit au6 Ieibt, iie au
preoigen. Nidt nur oie @runoIGse
entl6eioen, ionoern Dor auem oie Sat.
lno an ibr bat es friiber gefeblt, on
ibr feblt es au6 beute. Sosialismus
uno &ommunismus finb ser greif-
bare Iusbrud Ser Satiade, 6aB in
peiteiten, au6 firhli9en @reiien 6ie
8runoidbe nibt INNER in sic Sat
|umgelebt neroen.
I'm 10 uidtiger lit es, auf Ween-
| i6en binautpeiien, Die ibren ererbten
ooer ertporbenen &ei6tum ribtig an
gepanot un6 in oen 9ienIt bes 8oIfes
geitellt baben. SoI6e Meniden bat es
5u allen 3eiten uno in alien @eiltes>
ridtungen gege6en. Man mub iie muir
leben tpollen. Sic feblen au6 beute
niht.
Gin FOLDER Meni9 tpar oie fl. Ser
5ogin Seomig bon Sdleiien. @as mir
bon ibr tptiien, lit nidt fromme, 6i6-
tenoe 2egenoe, ionoern begIaubigte,
an gin5el5iigen rei6e, nii9terne &C.
i6i6te.
Ser Wann, Ser ettpa Inn oas Sabr
1900 ibr 2eben bel6rteb, bat 10 i6on
unb be5ei6nenb bon ser vgrnItbaftig.
felt" ibrer 2ebensfiibrung geIpro1en.
Der beilige grnIt ibres 2ebens seiate
| iid oarin, oaB lie, bielen beutigen
GbriIten rndbnlid, ibr Gbriitentum
in Saten eruies. 0as gilt beionoers
bon Ser slrt, tpie tie ibren peri0nliden
Gei6tum uno SEN in glGnaenoer Ne-
gierung itets ii6 mebren6en &ei6tum
ibres @atten, oes Seraogs Seinri6 T.,
oes 8drtigen, antpanote. ssbr 2eben
ertpeiit iie 1pirflid als beilige @api-
taliItin.
~&aum SEN bun6ertlten Sell ibrer
ginfiinfte beniibte iie fir ii1 uno 6ie
2e6ettsbebiirfniiie ibrer Sarailie, anes
iibrige geb0rte ser Stride uno BEN
armen." go iagte elmer, Der ibr nabes
Itano, unter gi6 bon ibr aus.
CUR 3eit elmer Sungersnot ging
tie nod tpeiter. sic griff ibr @tttpen-
gut on, 6as iie erndbren iolIte, tpenn
einmaI ibr @atte Dor ibr ge1torben
ndre.
Sm @eiIte oieier @run6iGse ber.
mieo iie audi aIle bon mammoniIti-
i6em @eiite eingegebenen 0fegie.
rungsformen. Wan fann leidt aeben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23

,belttautage Die S6reibmaibine (Eppe.
nriter) 5iemlid augemein i'm @e.
brand lit, namentlib in 8iiros, ipirb
bod ollgemein oie Stablfeber IN ben
nieoeren nnb boberen Sbulen gum
S6reiben pertpenoet
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23
. g. sp., Mid. =

@ir entipre6en germ Sbrem @un=
lde uno mieoerboIen sic BON 1,ns Dor
Sabren perOffentlidte nglooiirnise
gallaoe", Oenn lie paBt beiier als ie
a1f unlere ublobi iinnige" @elt:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23

0as Eublifl1m, oas lit Elm Mann,
Ser pieles tpeiB uno gar ni6ts fantt.
Gas Bublifun, oas lit Elm @eib,
Gas ni6ts oerlangt aIs 3eitpertreib.
Gas Bublifllm, oas lit ein &inb,
Seut' 10 uno morgen 10 eelinnt.
Sas Eublifum lit cine Wago,
Gie itets Oh ibrer Serri6aft flagt,
Sas Gublifltm, oas lit ein &ne6t,
Ser, mas iein Serr tut, finbet re6t.
Sas Eublifum iino ale 2el1t',
Drum lit es oumm unb audi gei6eit.
Sd boffe, oies nimmt feiner frumm,
Genn elmer lit fein Hublifllm.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23
- q. e., q. 3. :

5rob oes iogenannten bo6enttpifels
ten beutigen Sublifums lit es i'm all-
meinen iebr oumm uno glaubt alles,
mas eeorudt lit uno mas es aus Sen
Sages5eitungen erfdbrt uno am Jfabio
bort. llno ood, tuas lit bas iogenannte
Yublifum?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-23

Ser oIi6e 8au. Ser Wam.
rerpolier 8ombammer bGlt beim
6idtfeIt Die &eoe lno i6lieBt nit ben
Worten: "Daorun1, Berebrte mn6
aliens, mot gum 8au iebort, oaormm
lage icf: @ir baben ben 8nu iut auf.
iefubrt, nno 10 6auerbaft 1n6 10
iolioe. bet unier ieebrter Bauberr
(auf Den 88idbrigen gieentiimer 6eu-
teno) big an iein 9ebensen6e bierorin
10 fi9er Die in abrabams SHoB lein
Saupt nie6erlegen bbun fann."
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-02-21
Caldwell Lions Club
Tours Grade School

Members of the Caldwell Lions
club met last Wednesday even
ing in the new grade school
cafeteria and enjoyed a luncheon
served by ladies in charge of the
school cafeteria.
Following the luncheon, tour
of the new grade school was con-
Quoted under the supervision of
Supt. of Schools P. D. Cannavan.
Supt. P. D. Cannavan spoke
briefly to the group prior to the
tour on the importance of
citizens rendering assistance to
promotions that are for the COM
munity's betterment. He also
noted by applying this approach
to individuals that little kind
ness and consideration too may
alter the entire future of per-
son who is lacking self-confid-
ence and ability TO perform eff
GENTLY in the field of his en-
deavor. Supt. Cannavan cited
several instances where this was
the case, and urged the citizens
to adopt the policy of aiding your
fellow man.
The next meeting of the Lions
club will also be held in the
cafeteria room in the new grade
school.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-02-21

Tuesday nights session saw
Dexter City experience some
trouble in downing Harrietts-
vile SOAP to gain the semi
finals in the lower bracket. The
Elks, trailing only one point at
halftime, had poor third quart
er that cost them any chance of
winning the game.
Walt DeLong led the Tigers in
scoring with 20 points while Jim
Bettinger had IA for Harrietts-
vile.
The consolation game between
Belle Valley and Forest Grove,
Tuesday night, proved the most
thrilling of the tournament to
date. Forced into overtime after
leading throughout the game,
Forest Grove tailed nine points
to cop a 63-57 win.
Although Jim Bates led the
Riders in scoring with 26 points,
it was the work of Gene Hick-
man in the closing minutes of
the fourth quarter that sent the
game into overtime. Hickman
netted the last four buckets for
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-02-21
Local Farmers On
Radio Program

A number of Noble county
farmers will participate in a
radio program, "Over the Line
Fence" on WRFD, Worthington,
according to County Agent Floyd
Henderson.
This program is considered one
of the most outstanding for this
station.
The schedule is as follows:
Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1915 p. m,
Clark Jennings; Tuesday, March
4, 1915 p. m., Raymond Dennis;
Monday, March 10, 1918; Robert
Cooper and Jacob Russell;
Thursday, March 13, 1890 p. m,
David Beckett.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-02-21
Forest Grove Cops 63-57 Overtime Win
From Belle Valley In Consolation Game

will Baesvie and Dexter City clashes with
seminals of the Noble County tournament
Wednesday the Caldwell The Golden Gopher
reached drubbing Forest Grove $685. while
Batesve measured Valley both Monday evening
Dexter City Haresvle SOAP Tuesday
takes on Sarahsv the On the basis
ranks favorie the Beavers in the top
the DexerSarahsVe fray looms tossup
team the other
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-02-21
SUFFERS BROKEN LEG

George Kirk, eight year ole
son of Mrs. Ruth Kirk of Sarahs-
vile, fell while playing at the
Sarahsville school and fractured
his right leg. The accident hap
pened Thursday. He was taken
to the office of a Caldwell physi-
clan and sent on to the Good
Samaritan hospital, GAINESVILLE,
in the McVay ambulance. 1t was
reported that it was necessary
to re-break the leg this week.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-02-21

that all American citizens should
be conscripted for essential serv-
ice in time of war;" the Caldwell
debaterS were successful in win
ming three out of five decisions.
The number of decisions won by
the local team were comparable
to any one of the other three
contesting teams.
The results of Saturdays S
meeting at Marietta speaks we'll
for the efforts and interest mani
tested by members of the Cald-
we'll high school speech class.
Next Saturday, the Caldwell
debate team will vie for district
honors in a scheduled debate to
be held at Ohio State university,
Columbus. Winners from the
various districts will then enter
into competition for state honors.
Accompanying the local debate
team to Columbus next Saturday
will be additional students of the
speech class who will enter in
dividual events, consisting of
dramatic and humorous readings.
In humorous readings, Cald-
we'll will enter Rose LichWars-
elk, who placed first in a similar
meeting held recently at Della
ware, and Peggy McGregor. In
the dramatic classification, Cling
er Ralston and Pat Cannavan
will be entered.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-02-21

Batesville and Belle Valley
staged a close game before the
Beavers pulled out a 1871 win,
The aggressive style used by the
Riders proved too much for the
sloW-moving Batesville squad
during the first half, but after
intermission the Beavers Wised
up, abandoning their zone some
what to use a pressing attack of
their own that produced results.
Jim Bates of Belle Valley tai
lied more than half of his teams
total as he connected for six
fielders and six-for-six free
throws for 18 points.
Herb Leach and Dick Bontem-
DO led the Beavers with II and
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-02-21
PTA MEETING

The Caldwell Parent Teachers
association will meet on Monday
evening at the high school
gymnasium at 800 o'clock for the
regular monthly meeting. There
will be Founders Day program
and will feature a skit in charge
of James Hill. The mixed chorus
of the school will render a num-
Der of selections.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-02-21
ADVISORS TO MEET

On Tuesday evening, there will
be a meeting of the county All
club advisors council to make
specific plans for the coming
year, especially the final plans
for the advisors banquet, to be
held March IL.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-02-21
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate OF Ella Martin deceased.
Notice is hereby given that A. l..
Schafer, of Caldwell. Ohio, has been
duly appointed Administrator with the
will annexed of the estate Of Ella Mar.
tin deceased, late of Harrietts vile.
Noble County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within four
months or be forever barred.
Dated this 7th day of February, 1852.
OTTO POLLING.
Probate Judge of said County
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-02-21
TWINS HAD IT!

Tom Yontz wasn't going to let
his twin brother have anything
over on him, even if it was
scarlet fever and the twins are
now recovering. Sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Yontz, Playground
street, Tom and Phil Yontz both
contracted the disease, just as
they did two years ago, where
there was local epidemic.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-02-21
RECEIPTS LISTED

The fourth performance of Hi
Variety" crossed the Caldwell
Parent. Teachers association $405,
according to an announcement
made today by Mrs. Paul McVay,
president. The proceeds will be
used for a school project, the
nature of which has not yet been
announced.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-02-21
OPENING SESSION

Summerfield and Forest Grove
opened the 1852 tournament on
Monday night with the Golden
Gophers rolling up what is be-
lieved to be the highest score in
Noble county tourney play as
they drubbed the Grove 99-52.
Piling up a 29-10 lead at the
first quarter the GopherS rested
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-02-21
LEGAL NOTICE

Pursuant to the provisions of the
Ohio Securities Act notice is hereby
given that on the 10th day of February.
1852, Virgil H. Watson, with his prin-
cipal place of business located at Sum-
merfield, Ohio, filed an application with
the Division of Securities at Columbus,
Ohio, for a license to deal in securities
in the State of Ohio
All persons concerned will take
notice that action on said application
will not be taken by the Division for
at least seven days from the date of
this advertisement.
VIRGIL H. WATSON
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-02-21
SCARLET FEVER CASE

Susanne, eight-year-old daugh-
ter of Virgil Morris, Rich Valley,
is the latest case of scarlet fever
to be reported by Noble county
health commissioner, DR.. N. S.
Reed.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-02-21
RETURN HOME

Mr.. and Mrs Robert c. Moore
and family, Mrs. Carolyn Wycoff
and Ralph Brumbach returned to
their homes here, Friday even
ing. They spent the past two
weeks in Florida, where they all
enjoyed fishing trip.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-02-21
NOTICE OF FILING
OF APPLICATION

Estate of John A. Robinson. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on the
10th day of February, 1852 an applica-
ton was filed by Peter C. Robinson in
the Probate Court of said county, to
relieve from administration the estate
of John A. Robinson deceased, late of
Noble County, Ohio.
Said application will be for hearing
before said court on the 7th day of
March, 1852, at 10 O'Clock A. M
Dated this 10th day of February,
1852.
OTTO POLLING,
Probate Judge OF Said County
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