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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-11

bauptung aufgelteut puroe, ser Srau.
ring Wartin 2utbers befinoe Ii6 i'm
8elit elmer iett in ct. SAUL ,pobn-
|baften eingemanoerten Dame. Gar
aitfbin erlfien in iiibrenoen 8lGttern
Gelltidlanos bie folgenoe sseItItel-
lung: Ser ebte Erouring Wartin
Si,tbers lit I'M Wul leum at 8raun-
I6peig uno ser Srauring bon isralt
Gatbarina (p. 8ora) 2utber i'm 2eip-
5iger Staotgeibi6tli6en Muieum,
teilte Der gpangelii6e Breiieoienlt
nit. Inf oie Na6ri6t bin, cine let
tilfe Ier5ttn in 9lmerifo beiite gu
TIERS Sraltring, babe ou6 cine Srall
ans 5iirtb bebaltptet, lie babe ben
ehten gbering bes oeutl6en Geformu-
tors. Ser goangeliide BreiieOieltit
gibt oa5u befannt, ooB anl1Blib oes
oreibunoertiibrigen &eformationsjlt-
bil1l1mS i'm Sabre 1917 No6biloun-
gen oes Srauringes angefertigt tpur-
oen, lnO 5Dar in pier5ebnforGtigen
8olo uno in itarf bergoloetem Silber
gei BEN Wteloungen iiber crit iett ouf=
|getaudte Slttber-H -Hinge bonbele es lid)
obne 3metFel I'm oiele Ho6bilomQen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-11

Sn l1nIerer 3eit permiBt man oas,
mas Der SugenO am meiiten not tut
0elpobnllng an slrbeit, @e1p0bnllng
an Gntbebrlmgen. uWcine &in0er
lperOen ia oo6 nod Oes 2ebens git=
tcrfeit tolten miilien: lie iollen, io-
longe lle jung iino, genieBen!" -
10 lprehen piele Wtiitter, unbefiim=
inert Oh audi oas @efiibl fir 9edt,
fiir @obrbeit, fir Sugeno ODER Mtut
sum Shaffen ser grnit 5llm 9egrei-
ZEN oea Se6ens geipedt llno inn iugeno=
liten @er5en tief @ur5el gei6logen
bat. Gonn nin1n1t ser Grnit oes 2e=
bcna Die Serlpobnten, sic Seripei6
lid)tcn III Die barte S6ule. 9a loaen
lir NIT 9lufopferllng t6mpfcn Sen bar
fen &anlpf nit Sen Otiiben 1no
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-11

in einem BreItigegeipinn Der beuti6en
Giplomaten in oen alliierten Saupt.
lt1bten.
Gie ipeItoelitl6e &egierung erfl1r.
te, oaB bieler S6ritt einen neuen 8e.
peis fir Die n@lei6bere6tiglng Ser
Geutiben 9unoesrepublif" BARTLETT;
Gin Spre6er fiigte bin5u OaB Die
oeutibe Hegierung Sielen Sbritt nit
vtiefiter 8efriebigung" betradte, 90
oaourtb sic 8e5iebungen 81 ben melt
lihen aaiierten auf cine 2inie &C.
6raft per0en, tpeltber ser vpoliti.
ihen Healit0t" entlpriht.
Seit Sem Sabre 1850 batten Sic
Gbefs Ser oeutl6en, oiplomntii6en
Mtiiiion oen Stang bon aoniuln unb
ei6aftstrd9ern. Gieie Gbefs itno
Gr. @ein5 &refeler, iiebenllnOpier5i9
Sabre alt, in @aibington; Ir. Sans
Shlan9e -Sdoningen, iedsunoied5iq
Sabre aft, in 2onoon, uno ser &lnlt.
biitcrifer Or. @ilbelm Saulenltein in
garis.
Sm @eiBen SaltS in 8oibin9ton
muroe bcfanntgegeben, oaB Erdlioent
Giienbomer oeA Soben &ontmiliar
Gr. Sames 9. Gonant in @elt=
2eutIhlano in ben Stang zines BOT.
lhafters erboben bat.
rSn Ser Grflorrng oes @eiBen Sau.
les bciBt eS: u0ieler Sdritt nurOe
unternon1men in gnerfennung Ser
Gntpldll1ng Ser ge5iebun9en 5ni=
id)cn Sen Ser. Staoten llno Der Gellt=
16en gunoesrepublif unO Der Hiifs
tebr 2elttl6lanO5 in oie Samilie Der
freicn uno glei6beredtigten Golfer.
6crner beiBt e5 in Ser grfl1rlng
ocs gSeIBen SauIes: vGorldlrfig miro
8otl6after Gonant iein 2lmt alS SO
(6ortiebung auf g. 8
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-11
9entidDlanbs oiplomatiid)c &ertretnng

@ie mir bereits lettc @ohe unter
~Snlano" mitteilten, luurOe Or.
Sein5 &refeler sum oeutiden BOT.
lfafter in @ulbington ernannt. IS
mar oas cine 9tnngerbobung inter
elmer Heibe bon grnennllngen. 9lua
Bonn lplirOe ourii6er genclOct:
Sn elmer offi5iellen 0titteiIung
muroe befunntgegebcn, 0nB Oie Ghe12
Der oeuti611l 9iplomatii6cn V}illio
nen in @albington, @pnoon l1nO So
ri5 IN bcn Slang bon 9otld)oftern er=
boben DorOen iino. Seiten5 Ser So
ben sluiierteu &ommiiiion purOe er-
fldrt, oaB oies ouf @llnlf bon 8un=
oesfan5ler o.. &pnroo Moenoucr &C.
lbeben lit.
8leih5eitis erbielten sic 6obcn
&ommillare Or. Sames 9. Gonu1t
ais Gertreter sln1erifas uno Sir
Spone &irfpatrif nls Gertreter Gngz
lambs Ben Stang bon 9otidaltern.
Ser frun50lilhe @obe &ommiilar
Mnore 6runeois Yoncet bate bereitS
Den 8otifaftertitel, ga er i6on Dor
Dem &rieg 8otl6after in Berlin &c
Deien mar.
Sn elmer grflarung ser @eItnrdd)>
te beiBt es, oaB ser Status Ser oelt-
iden, oiplomatiiden Wfiiiionen III
Walblngton, 2onoon uno 8aris uno
Der aaiierten Soben &ommiiiion IN
Seutiflano ser glei6e bleibt tpie 5l1=
Dor.
Gin Spre6er erfldrte, baB Sic Il=
liierte Sobe &ommiiiion big 5ur &ati-
fi5lerung oes 1peltoeuti6en SrieOens-
tontraftes mie bisber in ibrer Mrbeit
fortfabren tperoe. Die ein5ige Mus=
mirfl,ng Der 8erdnberungen beitebt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-11
DaH 6rnf5p l1nh mahrp

Ina 8rpbe uno @uhre i1d1pn, Ter.
ncn llno tltn lit oea lNenl6en Dor.
nebnlte YfliNt mo bobltes 2ebens=
jlel. N6er 8roBe ltno @obrbeit iin6
M Der Melt leltene 2lrtifcl. IS lit ni6t
allies Dabr, lpopon man Elm groBes
@elNrel madt, lrno nid)t groB, Das
man III Den !Simmel bebt. Sic 2ieb-
bQbereien, 0elbmat, Sebler, 2eioen-
'fartcn uno Siinoen elmer 3eitperiooe
reoen babel Elm gelpidtiges @crt nit
Nlelea Don Dem, mas man heute ais
9rob mo luabr preilt, miro man in
cln paur Sabr5ebnten gum alten Gilen
mertCn, llll0 Elm fommCn0es 8el6leht
plr0 llber alles, moritber man beute
cntjllft it, Sen &Opf ifiitteln, nm Oie
oltcn Mabrbelten Dieoer5ufinoen oOer
l1t al nelen Sorbeiten 5u berauI6en.
@le lollen mir Oo ober mi1len, tpas
grob lnO mabr lit? Gurouf lalen mir
neltIld) in einem 3eitlngsuuflab fol,
genoe treffen0e glnt1port: ,gs iii
nlhta groB, tpas nidJt beitebt." Son
mond)erlei v@obrbeiten", Oie in per,
gnngenen 3eiten Sic Ser5en uno
&opfe Ser Otenlden erfiiut baben,
miIien mir beltte MIR nod etlpos aus
Sildern, iene @abrbeiten iino geItor-
beh oenn c5 maren feline @ubrbeiten.
Nn oielen Wfeniden, Oie emit einen
grobcn Nonen botten in ser @elt,
mar niht5 8utes; oarum mar ibr
@lrfen au6 ni6ts @roBes, es batte
felncn 9eltano.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-11
6nlnknrnpr

gtltr nit OeoulO miro oIles 2eio
ltbernunoen; nur 0urd 8eonlo font
men mir ona eDige 3iel, oenn ser
8eg 5um @innel lit Der 8ea 6e5
&reujes 9llIo ni6ts iibertreiben,
n1d)t&' llberltitr5en, nidt lnbeIonnen
ms &eroerben rennen! @ott ielbIt lit
oas pollen0etIte GbenmaB in ouen
SlngeL Seine @eisbeit feunt fein
~3upiel", Seine 2iebe fein .3u-
menig" Solien mir SSbn, laiIen mir
Seine Sebre ais Die Hi6tjdnur gel
ten fltr unler inneres &eben! e;infot),
n1aBlg lno genilglon - Hagen mir
ltber feline Gnt6ebrung, murren mir
ltber feline GntIogltng, perlongen mir
nldta ltnnoglihea, niht llnpaIien-
Oea. 8ott gtbt una, Do5 mir bral1-
den: 0apon leten mir itber5euqt.
N1eler 8eOante mnd)t inns 5ufrieoen.
gSoa Dollen mir nebr? Der gottlid)e
9elInno marnt lula einorinaIid) Dor
Den llbertrlebenen Sorgen Inn oas
3e1tl1be: lpuS DerOen mir elien, lpu5
meroen mir trirfcn, lponlit neroen
mir un@ bcflci0cn? I'm oaeS oiele5,
lagt Gr, lOrgcn iid Oie Seioen, 1,no
glbt un2 Damn Die tr0ItIiHe &erItde=
rl1ng: "Slbet 5lerlt Oo5 Rei6 Got
te2 lnO Seine BcreNtigteit; aues
ltbrlge miro cud bingegeben lper=
Oen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-11

lleber fiinf5igtauieno beinatper.
trlebene fatbplil6e S6lelier aus ocn1
gan5en 9unoesgebiet pilgerten in Oie:
len Sagcn 81 Dem iiber iiebenbunoert
Sabre alten 8naOenbilo ser Wfl1ttcr,
gottes in @erl (@eltfolen). 8unoes.
fan5ler Or. aOnraO Moenauer unl
Ser Otinilterprdlioent BON Nororbein-
@eitfalet &arl slrnolO, nabmen an
Ser feierliben Sro5ellion tell. Ger
&0lner gr5bii6pf uno p1pitlide 9e.
allftragte fiir Ous oeutibe 5liidtlings.
peien, &aroinal Or. Soiepb Strings,
erfl1rte IN elmer 5eitpreoigt, oie 8e,
ldibte merOe emit Die Iufnabme Der
&eimatpertriebenen i'm @eiten 11no
ibre ginorbnune in Sen slrbeitspro-
5eB ais ein5igartise 2eiltung anerfen=
men. Ser &aroinal iprab beionoers
Sen Ser. Staaten ieinen 9anf aus;
ibre Silfe fir Sic Seimatpertriebenen
meroe unpergeiien bleiben. = 0ie
oies sidbrige 8allfabrt puroe gum Sin.
oenfen an bie @allfabrt Der 10000
fatboliiden i6leiiiben Manner i'm
Sabre 1923 gum Mnnaberg in Sber=
'Sdlelien 1nternommen.
8pr fur5em peroffentlibten tagli6e
3eitllngen einen iauItrierten 9lrtifel,
in oem nit aller 8eitimmtbeit bie 8e-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-11

GrongIalen, Die mebr ober 1peniger,
fritber ooer ipdter iiber einen ieben
berelnbreten. 9laein ba5u febIt ser
Ufut uno Die araft ser SelbItperleug-
nltng. Gaber parfaat Elm Cell in Scot
uno arnllt; onOere il,den auf trum-
men 8egen iif 81 einem 3iel bin
ourh5uplnoen unO mcroen gu Sim
bern lnlo Serbredern, ipieoer anoere
legen Die Sano an ibr eigenes 2eben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-11
mu1rrnth1au
(Jortfesuna bpn Sette II

polltlIder 9erater, 8loOinir Sempo
nom, 5um Sohfommiiinr ernnnnt rm0
Gblttfom abberufen.
Sic Sermlttlng liegt nobc, bieB e5
in elmer gerliner Neloung ser .9lii.
BreB", oaB Ser &reml miiien m0hte,
mle Der 9(ufItano in Der OIt5one plot
llH aufflammen fonnte, obne oaB
Wosfau oaorr gepurnt norOen mar.
SaB er in Die neue Solitif l1no Oie
v6rieoensmunoper" bincin9eplobt iii
'llno oen &reml in Serlegenbeit geIebt
bot, liegt ouf Der Sono.
uIns 2Ctte, mas oie ruiliihcn
Modtbobcr gcniinid1t boben f0nnten,
mar, oaB lie Dor ser 9un5en @elt &c.
gen unbelpuffnete oel1tI6e 9lrbeiter
Sanfs nno lFuit5inengepebrc einlet=
SEN mlbtcn," logte Elm bober olliier-
ter geanter. ~llno iebt lteben lie Dor
Der iSrage, Die lie iid aus Oieler Gage
berallsfin0en loucn."
Gie Otosfau'er Gropogonon per.
lld)t oen 9lufitunO ais reine Gropo.
fation Ser lueltliden Sol6iiten unO
&rlegstreiber" bin5uIteQen, ober in
Dit lt=9elttldlnnO bub2n Die fonlnuni:
Itilhen Tiibrer 5ltgcgeben, ooB oie Nr:
better ld)le6t bebnnoelt norDen limo
Sdon um Gorobeno heS 9lufrubrs
bate oas offi5ielle Organ Ser rulii:
I6en Sffupationaormee 5ugegebcn
OoB Gbuifcps aontroufonlmiilion
gum Seil fir Sen foIlenoen @ebens
ltanoaro uno Die iibergroBen 9lniprii,
de an Sic slrbciter pcrontDortli6 ge.
peien lei.
ltno iest perfiinoen fonnllniItiihC
Srgane in ser Sit5one, oaB Der vneue
aurs" ser 9tegierlrn9, Onrrnter oie
oraltiihen MuBnubmen, oie ouf oie
ernuttigung oes observation-disclosures
tuns ab5ielen, trot oea 9lufltanOs
beibehnlten ner0c. Iub bebaupten iic,
oaB lid an ben Don Semponop pro.
flamierten ,3ielen - ser 9lufbuu Ell.
mes nidttotalitdren Sl1-GeutihlonoS
ais @orbeoinglrng fiir oie Giniguna
bon gan5 Gel,tldlono - nidts ge-
anoert babe.
8as aber in Sen fommllniltilheu
Welorngen ltiaidpeigenb iibergan.
gen miro, lit sic @abriheinlihfeit,
oaB iid Die Wosfal'er 8eipre6ungen
neben Den Gorgdngen in Slt=0eutid)
LAMB eingebeno nit ser sSrage befai,
len peroen, pie man ettpaige Gnt,
lhlieBungen ser @albingtoner &onie,
ren5 am beIten pnrnlpiieren fam.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-11
Wissen Sic, dass
SPERR MARK

SIT auberI giintigen 9eongungen er1porben uno per-
pe1loet nerOen f0nnen?
giTen Sic, OoB Sic iett 5perrmorf ir Spen0en II
religoIe Snititute fir &irden uno &loIter 5dulen,
SronfenbGuier, Iltenbene, @aiienbGuer ltn0 8obl.
t1tigfeitsoerene pertpenoen f0nnen?
Ssen Sic oaB Sic Sbre slnseb0rigen nit enem feinen
Sperrmart9arleben in Sic Sage oeriesen f0nnen cine
Griiten5 5l grnoen ooer Elm SG1sd)en, cine gSobnuue
nip. 81 erperben? Jerner fir So1sreparotl,ren ooer
gSeoerberellng 5erorter Sauier ooer gum grlperben
bon @rlnoItiiden?
gIen Sic, oab Sic id nit sperrrorf an einem Sc.
bditslnternebmen in Se1tldlano beeiligen fonnen?
9elOHbermeilnsen idnea unb snperla1ia.
Vertreter aller Schiffs- und Fluglinien
Grfpsrede 8earbeitung allcr Gin umo Mmsuauberunas
Erpbleme, iotpe Grbid)as, 8rnnSeigentmms- nmb Ser
m6sens- Inselesenbeiten.
PETER TRAVEL BUREAUS, INC.
1907 Howard Street, Omaha 8, Neb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-11

Sie mir Ojc 8eleioigungen Der
5eibcn irllen Delhe ltns ongeton
werOCn, 10 lollen mir auh oie Siinz
Den pergebcn, mel6e rns perIonlidb
nidts ungchcn. Wm lit gelpobnlid) 5u
bart i'm l(rteil itber un0ere, 1penn Tie
lrgen0cncln Seblcr noer elmer liinoi-
gen NId)tllng ltd) 5lncigelL lno bot
oo0 ebcnIoOicl Wruno, bier 4pie sort
81 Oer5eiben. Sort pouen mir Der
5elben, neil Oie &erqebung, tpelGe
aus 6ott 10 reiflid) filr ltnlere jabl-
loien Sitnoen uns gel6entt miro,
menlgitena in fleiner Sortion ala
Nlmolen ullb ullf lniere 8eEeibiger
llberltr0men loll - bel Sitnoen i'm
allgemeincn lollten mir, uno insbelon-
oere id), Ocnfen: 0ll bait ia in Der
SugenO noh freder geliinoigt, mebr
8ott in5 @eitd)t hinein geliinDigt, ba
ou ollrd er5iebrng uno anoere I'm.
ltdnOe Elm gcpefteres 8emiIIen ge=
babt baIt lnO Oo6 babel 9eliinoigt
ltebcr alloem Itebt nber Ser IiiBe 8eiit
8otte5.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-15

cure, George l.. Radcliffe, state
chairman Of the March Of Dimes
this week made some explanations.
a vaccine for polio does not
caist, and gamma globulin is not
a permanent solution to the prob
lem he said. Hope was engen-
dered last summer and $4,000 chill
dren were temporarily immunized,
but he declared polio must still be
listed among the unconquered
diseases Of mankind, still plaguing
the people, still GRIPPING the chill
drcn in increasing numbers
After fifteen years of expert
meutation people are just begin
ming to find the real answer. Re
cent successes have intensified the
need for March Of Dimes funds to
explore and exploit the findings,
according to S. Il. Pagcnhardt,
county chairman
Basil O'Connor, president of the
National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis, pointed out there were
two main findings. /. That gamma
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-15
BLAINE FRIEND STOCK YARD
Accident. Md

Horses: $50 to 400 cwt.
Steers: Good to choice, 2l.OO to
26.80 cwt.; medium to good, 1000
to 300 cwt.; common to medium,
1860 to 1880 cwt.
HcifcrS: Good to choice, 22.S0 to
24.00 cwt.; medium to good, 1900
to 2l.S0 cwt.; common to medium,
1890 to 1860 cwt.
Cows: Medium to good, 1870 to
1900 cwt.: Gamers, 1890 to lao
cwt.; shells, 900 to ll.70 cwt.
Bulls: 1920 to $3.50 cwt.
Neals: Good to choice, $3.50 to
$500 cwt.; medium to good, 31.5O
to $3.50 cwt.; common to medium,
1900 to $3.50 cwt.; Gull veal, 100
down.
Hogs; 1910 to 2O.75 cwt.
Sows: 1850 to 1880 cwt.
Pigs: 400 to ll.50 head.
Heavy hens: PC to SIC lb.
Leghom hens: Tie to 20c lb.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-15
MRS. CALVIN COLLINS

Mrs. Phoebe Jane Savage Col
Inns, II, widow Of Calvin Collins,
died Tuesday morning at her home
in CrclIin.
She was born October 25, 1873,
near Fricndsvillc, and was daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Savage. Mrs. Collins was a mem
Der Of the Crcllm Methodist
church.
Surviving are two sons, Reuben
and Ralph Collins, Crcllin; four
daughters, Mrs. Paul Friend, Crel-
lin; Mrs. Clarence Welch, Mrs.
Isaac Harvey, Mrs. Mckinley
Stevens, Oakland; a sister, Mrs.
Silas Savage, FricndsviIlc; -
and y great grand
children.
Funeral services are being con-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-15
JOHN WEITZELL

John Weitzell, &C, died last
Thursday night, January 8, in the
Meyersdale hospital where he had
been admitted the day before.
A retired farmer, he was for
mer resident of Avilton.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Annie Broadwatcr Wcitzell; two
sons, Clyde Wcitzell, Frostburg;
and Clifton Wcitzcll, Cresaptown;
two daughters, Mrs Roy Boettner
and Mrs. Alfred Densmore, both
Frostburg; and nine grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted
on Sunday afternoon from the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-15

globulin provides marked protec-
tion of temporary nature against
paralytic polio, and 2. 1t may
modify the severity of polio dur
ing the late stages of the incu-
baton period of the disease, even
though it may not prevent the
disease completely if given after
the infection has taken place.
Large sums of March of Dimes
money will be invested before
permanent solutions to the prob
lem are found.
The annual appeal for funds is
now on in this county and through
out the rest of the nation and will
be continued until January 81.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-15

Yet at engine temperatures of $50 or
more you set outstanding fabrication
protection.
Until now, carbon deposits have re-
duced the efficiency of new engines after
few thousand miles =. often causing
knock. Unifio checks these deposits in
clean engine, keeps it running like
new and greatly reduces engine wear.
These features make it the ideal
motor oil for modern tight fitting high
compression engines Uniho was de-
veloped only for such engines - in older
engines our other fine motor oils will
give full protection. Unifo is approved
by leading car manufacturers for year
round use in new cars and cars in Al
shape.
suNIFLO is the registered trade mark of
Esso Standard Oil Company
'edUet fer HoPpy Motoring!
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-15
MRS. CHARLES BURKHARD

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Burkhard,
80, widow of Charles Burkhard,
died at Accident Saturday, Janu-
airy 10. at the home of son, Wal
ter Burkhard.
A native of Accident, she was
born FEBRUARY IA, 1870, and was a
daughter of the late Henry and
Ellen Miller Zinkan.
Surviving besides her son, Wal
ter, are two other sons. Henry
Bmkhard, Mt. Savage; Irwin Burk-
hard, Accident; a daughter, Mrs.
Arletta Bowscr, Accident; a
brother, William Zinkan, also Of
Accident; nine grandchildren and
nine great grandchildren.
Mrs. Burkhard was a member Of
Zion Evangelical Lutheran church
and the Ladies' Aid.
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday afternoon at , o'clock
from the church, with Rev. c. f.
Dauphin, pastor, officiating. Inter
mcnt was in the church cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-15

Hcifcrs: ll4O to 21OO; by the
head, $500 to 1880.
Cows: ll.30 to 1900; by the
head, 10000 to 10000.
Bulls 1900 to 5000.
Hogs 1850 to 20.5O.
Horses: $50 to 3.85.
Broilers $3.50 to 5000.
Hens: $50 to 2700.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-15

Quoted this afternoon at o'clock
from the Crellin Methodist church,
with Rev. Forrest Bonner, Church
Of the Nazarene pastor, officiat-
ing, assisted by Rev. II. o. Tea
garden, Oakland.
Interment will be in the Ashby
cemetery near Crellin.
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Couple Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Odam O'Bryon, of
Terra Alta, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Doris NJ
O'Bryon, to William f. Lewis, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie N. Lewis,
of Oakland.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
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Il. S. EVANS STOCK YARD
Terra Alta, w. Va.

Market report for January 9.
Calves: Good to choice, 300 to
1925; culls to medium, 1900 to
$500.
Steers: 1910 to $3.50; steer
calves, 1850 to 21OO
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Salisbury Brethren church with
Rev. X. X. Showalter officiating.
Interment was in the Odd Fellows
cemetery at Salisbury.
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:s 53FOld ,

NLas ,fIsael Nrss -rt'--=i c. ersr7
eo.' t1Y'r-s-'. ---ss,-s'e, go '"'n
syShsei to change With,Ut nctlsA-
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UNIF'LOs.. an entirely new idea in en-
ginc protection will do more for your
new car engine year round than any
other leading heavy duty motor oil, 1t
replaces the different grades of motor
oil many motorists have had to use in
different seasons of the year :. giving
you one all-around motor oil for all
temperatures. Unifo flows freely at 25'
below zero and gives you quick easy
starts with less drain on your battery.
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DIED
SMITH NJ. FRIEND

Smith Mcclellan Friend, 80, died
Saturday night, January 10, near
Sang Run, at the home of son,
Ralph Friend.
A native of this county he was
born May 6, 1862, a son Of the
late Amos w. and Lovenia John
son Friend. He was member of
the Sang Run Methodist church.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. r. f. Bishof, Oakland; Mrs.
Lester Fost, Pittsburgh, Pa; Mrs.
Gladys Kecfer, Lake Mary, Fla;
three sons, Roy V. Friend, Nc
Henry; Leslie f.. Friend, Steuben-
vile, o.; Ralph Friend, Sang Run;
and sister, Mrs. Elijah Hoyc,
Sang Run.
Funeral services were conducted
on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
from the Sang Run Methodist
church, with Rev. Curtis Savllc,
pastor, officiating. Interment was
in the Sang Run cemetery.
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Egypts premier declared Britain
must quit the Nile valley, causing
now crisis in that area.
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Explanation Made
On Polio Remedies

In an attempt to clear up er-
roneous impressions held about in
fantile paralysis and its suppose ed
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-01-15

End of economic controls was
seen in next few months.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-05-21
Large Number At
HouseWarminq

An old-faShloned house warm
ing was enjoyed Friday evening
at the new home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Stottsberry on Hill Top
in the Summerfield community.
During the social hour, refresh
ments were served. -....a
Guests included: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Osler and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Warner Osler and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wat
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Warn
er and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wentworth
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Warner and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Miller and son, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Stottsberry and
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harden Everly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Albritain
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. ARA War
ner and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
c. Archer and son, Mrs. Sam
Curtis.
Mrs. Mary Bates, Mrs. Harley
Bates. Mrs. Hiram Rutherford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Okey Hague and
sons, Mrs. Ollie Miller, Ben King,
Mrs. Cecil Stottsberry and chill
dren, Mrs. Donald Lee Ruther-
ford and sons, Mrs. Wayne StottS-
berry and sons, Mrs. Dallas Bus
kirk and daughter.
Those who sent gifts but were
unable to attend included: Mr..
and Mrs. j. T. Watson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Watson, Mr.. and Mrs
Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Moore,
Harry Stotts, Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hague,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank VanFleet,
Mary Hannum and BERTHE James
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Real Estate
Transfers

Franklin Real Estate COM
pany to the Ohio Power Co.,
jackson township, 1882 acres.
A. r. and Margaret Archer to
Aaron Bates, Center township,
3.75 acres.
John Klobusnik to the Full
Gospel Pentecost Mission, Ken
meth Hickman and Harry E.
Hickman, trustees, Laura lot %,
Noble township.
Harold H. and Mildred B. Hat
cher to William F. and Ada N.
Bates, village of Caldwell.
Robert o. and Ruth M. Win
berg to Mildred B. Hatcher,
Caldwell Bronze Heights, lot l..
R. c. Moore and Eleanor
Moore to Mildred B. Hatcher,
Caldwell Bronze Heights, lot 9.
George and Anna Marie Bates
to William T. and Margaret
Trott, Mt. Ephraim lots 10, II
and part of lots 8 and 9.
Mark Tilton, deceased, to j.
0. Tilton, ct. al, Olive township,
rs acres, affidavit for transfer.
Hazel and Morris Webber, ct.
al. to ]. o. Tilton, Olive town
ship, 26 acres.
George F. and Mary A. Frye
to William r. and Amy E. Ruck-
er, Olive township, .68 acre.
R. c. and Eleanor M. Moore
to G. William and Evelyn l..
!! Hobensack, Bronze Heights,
Caldwell, lot Z.
w. L. and Bertha Clark to
George Lee and Bertha Clark,
jefferson township, $3.50 acres.
w. l.. and Bertha Clark to w.
G.. and Ada Dearth, Jefferson
township, boundary deed.
John F. and Dora M. Hill to
Union Carbide and Carbon Corp,
Enoch township, 100 acres.
Wilbert F., Jr. and Juanita F.
Sayre to the Ohio Fuel Gas COM
pany, Wayne township, tap per-
NIT.
Walter B. and Golda Wiley to
Okey R. and Edith M. King,
Noble township, 58.75 acres.
R. c. and Eleanor M. Moore
to Robert o. and Ruth M. Win
berg, Bronze Heights, Caldwell,
lot l.
Sciesta Kuntz to Franklin real
estate company, Sharon town
ship, 31.20 acres.
w. A. and Fern A. McLoud TO
w. M. and Rermin Lamb, Lash
ley's Addition to Seneca Lake,
lot 25.
David E. and Edna l.. Kinkade
to Marvin D. and Irene V. Edgar,
village of Summerfield, north
part of lot 4, Gibson addition,
1.50 plus.