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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23

Munian. - Wan bot tpenis Soft
,t,tng, bab Sic ameritaniiden uab
aliierten Soloaten, tpelhe in ben cr.
item 9asen Ses arieees 1T aorea 1T
fommlniiiiide @efangeni6ait ges
rieten, beuor Sic Gbinelen lit Sen
aoaflift eintraten, rpieber suriidfebs
rem tperben. gs lit s1 befiirbten, bab
lie umfamen: 8isber purSen nod
feline 9sute o,,sgeliefert, sic Dor Dem
Serbit 1850 eefansen senommen
tpurben. Gs bonoelt iid) BEL Sen Nus
aetauihten meiit Inn iold,e, sic i'm
Winter 195Os51 III hineiiih. SdnSe
iielen.
Sene, Sic %altseelieiert rpl,roen,
i1iloerten lire redt bitteran Grlebs
niii. bon Suneer, &ra,tbeit uno So
b%esmGrihen, benelt miaDeitens S67
amerifaniid)e uno iiibforeaniide @as
fangene gum Spfer fielen. anoere
Mnerifaner er5dblten bon minbeitens
brei anberen @epaltmGriden. Sic
6as 2eben bon 156 Mmeritonern uno
200 Enforcement fo1teten. ltno elm
tiirfii6er @eiangensr id}Gbte, bab
100 Imerifaner aIlein in ieinem 9as
ger berbuaeerten. @eiter 'prafen
Hiidfebrer bapon, oab AMBER, franfe
unb berpunbete @efangene nod il,
@eiangeneulagern ieien. oiele ntdt
einmal lit 2%ajaretten. beren 3uitano
tueit id)linlnter lei als SER Ser al,s.
getauibtea.
Gin bon Oberit Soiepb Sanlep i'm
Sabre 1861 ber0ffeutlihter 9eriht
fiibrte @rernltaten eroBen MaBitabs
unb 8lutb6ber ant. sic anfangs Sc:
&rieges bon NorSforeanern rntel
gefanaeuen atserittet tporben ieien
So lit fat iidyar, baB ,,nter Sen Gel.
Ten, bic 6amals in 8efangenihait &c
~rieter,, nod fat breiidbriger 8eian
eenihait einige Ser tiimmelte ooel
ernitlid frants 2eute iein miibten
Aber feiner aug iener 3eit lit s,,riid
gefebrt.
aIs 6ie aIiierten ieiner5eit DO,
Buian mod ibrem alusbrud in n0rb
Iid)er @idting norriidten. tpurb.r
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23

fommrniiter, Die Serrorfampd9ne
geaen sic Stride. bic Gereroberung
ser Communication rGoIfsarmee".
sizes alles eeht in Sitoertidlano mel.
Ter, ipie friiber, iagten sic tpeitlifyan
9eumten.
l1nb Ser areml ~iiittert bie oitbeut-
ihe 8epolferung inmer nod iber
oen Mltnbfurf uno in Ser Yreiie NIT
vSaBpropaaanba aegen SEN @eiten".
8ote Hbantaiien
Mtosfau. - y&cter Stern". bas
glatt ser rlliiiid,en Irn1ee. beifi,i-
oiste Sic tpeitoe,,tide Megieruns, lie
treiie Gorbereit,neen fir Sic Sfai-
lung elmer iebr i~tarfen arnee. ,bie
imperialiitiiden 3tpeden" biercn
ioa.
Mit ge;ltg auf Sen Gcrihlag, III
Sic tpeitlide Mrrnee ait1 100000
Mann Sentide Sruppen a,,isrn,eh.
men. erflGrt Scr vNote Stern", die
weitoeutiden Militariiten beabiidti.
gen ol,rd,aus nid)t, lid, NIT elmer
armee BON elmer bal6en Miaion SIT.
frieben 81, eeben."
Sic Soloaten;eit,in9 b~,baupfet, es
mrib bereits Sic auiiteIlling bon 40
bis 80 meitoel,tiden 9ipiiioner Big
futiert, sic iiber 1 Milion Irrn
itarf fem ioue..
Ger ansriif oes &oten Stert"
eripIste nod elmer Nadriht' aus
Bonn, sponad) bas ipeit6eMtide
arieesminiiterium iett Sic Meloung
pcn SreiwiGieen fir cine meitSelt.
if)e grmee entaegennimmt. Ser &c.
rift erid)ien aub in Set fommltni.
itiiden &arteiseiting ~Yrapoa" bic
ba,i bemertte, baB LEST cine offerc
@eleeenheit eeboten miro, Die Webr.
maf)t mieber 81, erridten."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23

@aibinstou. - Der Republican,
ide Senator Gait bon Ohio forberte
Sic @esierung giienbo1per a,lf, nit
rallen MitteIn" auf Die Grleoigun1
oer ipidtisiten Gragen i'm 81 ten bin.
sl,tuirfen, benor Tie iid al ei,em
Waffenitiaitaao In Scored ber6eilaiie.
Sait, Ser int Senat Sic ~republifa.
niide Siibrung bat, iprad fiir5lid
nit Decentralization, bebor ct naf
Mueuita, Ga, obreiite, I'M bort nit
Vrdiioent giienbotper Golf 3it fpie.
len, unb aob Ser 8efirhtang Mus:
orud, bab BEL einem miIitdriihen
@afenitiuiianb, Der nidt al,f lang
friitiee 8ertrdee sesriinoet iei, 9orea
oauern6 geteilt bleiben tperbe.
gS miiiie besbaIb ,later auen lin.
Iit1noen Ser Neriuh genadt tperben,
Bic tpiGtigen syrngen beg Gerref.
Ditens als Sell bes foreaniihen
observation-disclosures au be-
tradten, erfldrte Taft, un6 tpies 6a.
BEL auf sic fommuniitiide 8ebro-
bung Don Snoodina 1rao Nalapa
bin.
9as bereinte &orea
Natirlif lei es better. iaete Gait,
Sic Geinoieliefeiten in 3orea ein5u.
lteIlen, als unentidieoen bort tpeiter.
aufdmpfen, er eldube aber ntdt, oaB
man burd) giulteuung ser Seinole.
ligfeiten ienals bie &ereinigting bon
8orea erreiden tperbe.
Siermit tpeiit Sait. beiien Stim.
me i'm Senat ~beoe,,tenben GinfliB
bat, anibeinenS a,f cine &eibe BON
Wabnabmen BIN, Die bereits bon
giienbotper borise Bode in ieiner
MeSe Dor Ser american Societp OF
Nepspaper gbitors angeoeutet .Dor-
Den iino. =
giienboper perlanste eiuen rebs
renbaiten @afienitiqitan1" IN &orea
uno inn Mnifl,,B oaran Sic Mbbal'
tung politiider 8eipre9ungen nit
Dem 3iel FREEZER 8ablen in einsm
bereinieten aorea.
Snbudina nnb Nalaba
SIM 3~uiammenbang hermit leete
giienbotper bar, oarlnter lei auf)
oas gnSe biretter ln6 inoiretter gln.
erifie auf Sic Siderbeit BON Snoo.
dina nnb Malapa gu p~eriteben, uno
fniipfte baran sic 9emerfung, elm
WaffenitiQitanS il aorea, ser Iebigs
lid CUR Solge babe, Trupp.n 5l,nt
Mngriif ionispo freisugeben, tpiiroe
nidts anoeres fem aIs getrug.
6ierauf nabm Gait Be5ug ,tno
iagte, tpenn oie Geinbieligfeiten in
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23

8erIin. - Ser iteQbertretenoe
oitoeutide Minifterpr6fi6ent @aIter
1llbriGt erfIGrte, oie Sopieh.nion
benniibe ii4 1,n cine WiermG1te.Ron
ferena fir bic oeuti@e Ginbeit, unS
rerlanete,. 6ab bic Nereinigten staa.
ten ibre 8ereiti9aft 3ur Mnnabme
1ieies Dorfbla9es ertenner, Iaiien
iolten. 1tIbridt, aIs @eneraliefretdt
oer eco Der einfluBreidite Som.
,nitniit in Der Sotpiet3one, gab ser
1.eiler Ginieteitstampaene Muftrieb
NIT bieier grtIGrung, 6ie auf Der er.
ften Seite Der REPRESENTATION"
6ert Organ Der Sospiearmee in
Dentf1Ianb, obge6rudt NOR.
silent stnfdein nod Gl,Berte iid)
11Ibriht nod @eratuneert NIT Gene
raj Daiiilp gbuifob, benz ruiiiiden
Observation-Disclosures In Der Sit3one. gs
perInutet, 6aB Gbuifob aus Mosfa,,
Mntpeiiungert erbalte,1 fat, ,,e,ie Dor.
i@Idee fir bic 6e,.ti@e ginbeit aus
auarbeiten.
Oesen HertrSse seridtet
Dns erite eroBe 8iel, 70 iaete III.
briht, beftebe barin, Weitbeutid.
lambs "iuegale" Wertraae NIT ben
,peitliden 2dnoern au beieitiaen. Sic
Rommlniiten batten sen @eg a.,
Oaltidlano . Nerbanolungen burdj
Die aonaeiIionen Der Gbineien uno
N~or6toreaner aeebnet, 6srert Mngeboi
bic rnftipe 11nteritiitnne" bes go.
spietoubenminiiter eeniebt.
ulbriht eriff 8unbesfan;Ier
Nosnoiier oIs .Giibrer elmer Clique
BON Matchmaker Berr1tera" an. Mme.
rifaniide @el6er, Die MoenaYer 5rr
Ginan3ieruno Der Mufriiftung Der.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23
Wiedsrsehen uvf
der Lundsfrusse

sdmeinfirt. - Gin Mdoden, bas
auf Der StraBe 8a6 &iiiingen-
Sdpeinfurt rabelte, uurbe bon e.
mem Iutoiabrer iiberbolt. Ser Sab
rer belt an, itieg aus. eing Der 3ao'
fabrerin ~enteeesn, uno plOtlih lagen
fth beibe in Den Irmen. 9as Mao'
den, oas oils 5libtling nod Sran.
ten fam, .par emit NIT Dem Manne
aus benz Muto perlobt. 8eioe batten
LANCE Sabre nidts mebr poneinanoer
geb0rt. @dbren6 bas Mao4en Den
tot e%lal,bte, unS ieglide
Soffnuns a,,f elm @ieoeriehen be-
reits aufsegeben bate, iafte Der
junge Mann nod iiberaa nod feiner
Braut. Trobbem nar CT nt6t tpenig
iiberraidt. als CT iie pl0tli6 auf ei'
ner 2anoitraBe aitf benz Sabrrao Dor
iid fabren fab. 9a iid beioe in5ui'
iden nod nidt anoermeitig perbun.
6en batten, fanr nun aus ibnen bod
nod elm gliifIides 1aar tperben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23
Taft fordert Gesamtregelung
in Asien vor Korea rieden

aorea eingeitellt <ieie,,, tpiirbe es
tpabriheialid idmieris ooer gar MT
m6alib iein, Giienbptpers 9ldne 5l
:cinem pabren 1,nb ponitdnoigen
5rtssen sur 3irtlidfeit at ,mahen.
Miien lei ein ein5iees @ebiet unS
cine einsige Grage, erfldrte Der &C.
nator aus Ohio, ,,nb nod ieiner
Meiaung miibt.u a,,d ale Gragen
oes Sernen Sitens auf einmal ges
Hart tper6er, tpenn cine tpirflide SO.
Jung suItanoe f%onrrnen iolle.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23
~uhr-Kvmpei
Opfer hires Berufs

Wattenideio. - Sieben Mubr.
8ergarbeiter fin6 felt iiber SO Stln.
SEN auf Dem 8o6en zines 5000 SUB
tiefer aoblenitouens BON Der Wittpelt
abseidloiien, uno es beitan6 nrr
penig 9offnrng auf ibre Mettung.
Sic tpurben peridiittet, als elm
Gr,ereang auf elmer Strefe bon 80
Sub auiammenbrah,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23
vo|kskammer ersucht
briten UNI vierer konferenz
Elm vnsswoshnIiehsr Appel, vsber den man SIGH in
Mutmossynqen ergeht.

3oiung Der beutid)en Grage, Die I'M
Sntereiie aller 8Glfer lie8t."
0esen 8onner 8ertrSse
Gie borigen Wonat bonn Bonner
Bunoestog ratifi3ierten Wertrdge NIT
Sen Weitm6dten unb CUR SAaffnng
Der gurop1iihen @erteioieunssge'
meinidaft tpiiroen bieiem Sntereiie
roireft 5utpioerlaufen." Damn bieB
es in ser 8otihaft peiter: rDaber
geben mir Der grtpartung Iusorud,
6aB Sic Mitelieoar bes l1nterbauies
ii9 ms in benz @unid aaialieBen
tperoen, Ben @eg au frieolider Ser
itdnoieung Der GSlfer 5l ebnen, nno
arr Serbeifiibrung bieies 3ieles bic
baloiqe ginberufung elmer Siermad'
te-aonferena forbern ~tperoen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23
Moskover G|ocken Iosuten
in Nvernberqer Oper

Niirnberg. = Bel Der bieiigen
Muffiibrune bon Mouiiorgifis Opre
Boris @pouop" tperben bic 8eiu,
Der I'M 5tpeiten Nft IN Ser ercBel
aronunesi5ene bic gloden bes
2rentl lduteu goren. Der bieiige
OpernSirettor bat angel. Der frieo.
Iifen Stimmung in Mosfau burd)
bie ruiiiide BeiasungsbebOroe bic
8itte oorthin eerihtet, sic Wloden.
geldite al,f Tonbano aufnebm,en gu
Iaiien, mas audi 9eihab, uno bas
traf tiiralid bier Elm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23

Berltr. - Ute o1t0eut11e NoltS'
fommer BOT an 6as britiide Inter.
baus einen ungem0bnlihen appel
a,tr Mbbalt,ins elmer 0iermGdtefon.
feren3 eertttet, bic fid nit Der ~Wie.
berpereinigung 9eutiblanos befaiien
fon. Gies fonnte barauf binbeuten,
oab Mosfau ieniationelle 8orihlGee
3a elmer Bereinieung beg 6euti9en
YrobIems plant.
Mber ane Mn6eutunsen bierS,, Ia.
,nen bisber bon oit6eutider Seite,
bic @uifen ielbit baben noaitGnoiges
Shmeiger, betpabrt, i'm @egeniat 5ur
Gage in Scored, mo Die bon ben Gbt'
1eien ,in6 Norbtoreanern eingeleite.
ten Jriebensidritte bic a,,sbrudlide
8inigung Der t,eren @reml.WtaHt'
baber aefun6en baben.
Br1Ii6ent giienbotper batte IN iei'
,ner Iesttpohigen @ebe @ublano auf'
geforoert, NIT feiner gegenapdrhgea
Srie6ensoffeniipe fpe5ifiider at ietn.
Was Die oeutihe Graee angebe, 10
feien Sic Dereinisten staaten bereit,
fir Elm ,freies un6 einises" SeutdJi'
lamb e~inal,treten, bas cine ral,s fret
Ell @ahIen bernor9egange7e @egie'
r,tne"> baben bab.n ion.
Gnbe vpitbenti&er Marionetten"?
Ser @eltberliner rTelegraf"
meinte, bic sotpiets tp6ren pieaeidt
tpinens, TIRE oitoeutiden Marionet'
tent Der 9eritdnoigun9 au opfern.
Die eegenapdrtigen @egieruagsfib'
rer in ser Sotpiet3oue iino fin ben
Weiten unarnebmbar.
Die 8otf1aft Ser Wolfsfamn,er an
Dos britiide l1nterbais tuuroe bon
Der Communication aDN ~peroffent.
Iiht, obtpobl fie bereits am II. Mpril
benz bieiigen britiiden Staotfom.
1nunbonts1, @%eneralmaior Goleman,
sur W~eiterleitung an 2onbon iiberge'
BEN tpor6en mar. Sn 8onn berlautete
aus benz Niiro 6es britiiden Sod
tonumiKars, oaB bic Botidait 3u &C.
aebener Belt benz Spreher bes Dn'
terboufes iibermitteIt merSe. Gs lei
Aber ,iudpobriHeinIi@. 0ok cine OH.
sieIIe Anttport erfolgt.
Die HoIfs3ammer.W oti6aft
sssu Der 700 Dorte,r Iangen ct.
fIdrunq, bic bon benz wolfsfammer'
Brdfi6enten Sobannes Diedmanr
,tnS ben a1t Bpeprdiioenten unter.
seiGnet tuoroen ,uar, bieb es, oaf
Die Meeorbneten ,iiber Die gegen'
,pdrtiee poIitiiae gntuidlung tiei.
be{orat fno." Sc tpurbe erfldrt, bat
Der vaanonenfonig arupp" &itlers
Banfier &iaImar S9aht, friibert
seasifiibrer uno r&itler.@ enerdle"
it6noig on ginfluB IN Beltoe1,tif'
Lamb getpinnen unb cine @efabr fit
ben Jrieoen oaritsqen.
.Mneeii1ts bieier be6robliden Ga
ae erflGrer, MIR nit allen Mad6rud
Die bette @arantie fir einen Dauer'
frie6en beitebt in einer, mirflih BON
Syn1perialismus un6 MilitariSmus
befreiten Deutidlanb, bas elm I'll.
aaemaI oue Ma9egeoanfen aufgib1
un6 feline eeiamten Gnereien benz
frie6liden @ie6eraufbor tptbmet.
,@ir baIten bic baloiee ginberit'
flung elmer @onferena Der bier @roB'
mG1te - @robbritannien, bic go.
tpietunion, 6ie Wereinieten Staate1
1tnb Granfreih - aIs bas bette unt
fGnenjte NitteI fir cine frie6Iihe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23
so. Gebvrfstuo

Seioelberg. - Ser in SeiSelbere
lebenoe MuiitiGriititcGer, Mrtiifpd'
oagoge 1tno Sdriftleiter ser ~Sio.
oeutifen Sanseraeitl,ne" @aIter
2eib feierte fiir5lid ieinen 60. &C.
bartstae Mls 8earbeiter bon Bolts.
liebern uno dlterer @riif, Dor allen
geiitliher Gbormulif, un6 aIs
sdriititeler bat ct iid) in ser SGns
aerbetpealrng einsn Nomer aemaht.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23
Siebenbverger siedeIn
bel herfen

Serten. - 800 beittide Jamilien
aus Siebenbiiraen ioaeu in Serten
angelieoelt tper6en. Sir lie miro ont
Staotrano elm re,,er Wobnblof ents
iteben. Sic Gamilien fomn1en aus
Dem Sal;burgiiden, mo 5000 Gle.
benbiirger nad ser @%ertreibung aus
ibrer alien Seimat in l1nearn u,,o
Hl,m1nien angeiie0elt pcren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23

Die giienbotper Administration
bat iid norberban0 entidloiicn. Die
pon Y~r1iioent 9rumam in ieinem
Budget aneeforOertea 8eloer fir
MusIanbsbilfe I'M 2 Miaiaroan 81
beidnei6en. Man mill MIR Sc att
itatt Ser 7.6 Miaiarben %aniorbern.
staatsiefret1r Dulles ertldrte Bel
Ieiner Mbreiie sur aonieren; bes
NM5S States in Yaris. Sic Mlliicrs
ten miiBten nit ibren gertcioigungs.
plGnen f%ortfabren. oenn oies tpiiroe
Die sotpiefunion entihie6cn auf ocn
@eg 3irt Grieben bringen. auf fei-
nei, Sou biirfe man iid ourd ,,eiier'
life Sotpiet. Jrieoens9siten beein'
iluijen Iailen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23

9eueen iaeteu l1nteriuhunasaaen.
ten bes &aufes, bic Mrmee bate 45
NilIionen Collar fir cine art Mon'
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-03-19
The American Way
Continued from l-b)

Unfortunately, our American
experimenters succeeded in whit
ting off a considerable number
of former taxpayers, converting
them into taX-eaterS. Under both
the New Deal and the Fair Deal,
the government took over pri-
vately-owned businesses, and
launched others that should have
been left to private enterprise,
thereby wiping out many a tax
payer, which leads me to suspect
that when the historians of the
future write about the era just
ended, they will not refer to it as
the New Deal and the Fair Deal,
but as the "Misdeals" of Frank
lin and Harry.
Fortunately, like the farmers
horses, this nation had accumul-
ated lot Of fat on its bones due
to a century, and half of nutriti-
Gus and ample feeding-in fact,
more fat than any nation in all
history. For this reason, the mis-
dealers were not able to kill off
America as has been the sad case
with so many other countries
that were seduced by the econo-
mic planners of their day, plan
ners who painted roseate pictures
of equal distribution of wealth
and security for all from the
cradle to the grave.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-03-19

IlVan.
Fonda Glidden called on Paul
inc Boord and family Sunday.
The Gliddens are moving on
South Olive route. Ed Birch
and wife of Caldwell route, call
ed at the Boord home, Sunday.
Bernard and Bob Mitchell of
GAINESVILLE and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Morrison and daughter of Cald-
we'll, spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Mary Margaret Vaughn Lover
of Whipple, visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Alf Vaughn, Satur-
day.
Josephine Blake called on
Helen Baker at Lower Salem on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Hayes
and daughter, Christine, Colum-
bus, spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Hayes of
Newcomerstown, called at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Hayes, Sunday.
Meetings are being held Thurs
day and Friday nights of this
week in Macksburg church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lewis and
sons were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mr.. Charles WingroVe and
family of Piedmont.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-03-19
In w as1ingiogl
Continued from 1-B)

the East and West. There was a
condition to the offer, however,
that makes such a meeting highly
unlikely. That condition: any
agreement made would have to
be selfenforcing-that is, if there
were.safeguards against violation.
The Russians have consistently
rejected such agreements.
Hawaii is having spectacu-
lar boom. With the question OF
statehood under discussion in
Washington, visitors are flock
ing to the islands. Some 10000
visitors lolled on Hawaiian sands
last year. That record rush COM
pared with a tourist trade OF
81 500 in 1851. Overflow reserVa-
ton requests for the current
season suggest a still bigger in
flux during 1858. Tourist money
is the fastest growing source of
income for HaWaii-eVen though
it is still running well behind
sugar, pineapple and armed ser
vices spending in size.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-03-19

MACKSBURG -- Mf. ana MIS-
John Bates and daughter, Sandra,
have returned after spending the
past six weeks vacationing with
their son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bates, Jr, Of San Diego
Calf.
Supt. and Mrs. Ray l.. Curtis
and son, Brian, were at CaldWeil
on Saturday evening. ee
Harry LongfelloW, w. w. Roii
and e. +. Finch were CaldWeil
visitors, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles walters
visited at the j. G. Mallory home
at Newport last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ben Medley oil
East Sparta, spent the weekend
with MIR. and Mrs, Wilson Lyle
Recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Lewis were their dauSh-
ters. MIR. and Mrs. Rudy Combs
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Wehrle
Leget. ,,...
Mrs. John Bates was a Marietta
visitor, Monday.
Mrs. II. G. Kemp and sons ana
j. f. LongfelloW were BUSINESS
visitors at Marietta, Saturday,
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DEXTER CITY NEWS

DEXTER CITY - Frank Row
lands of the route, was dismissed
to his home after being a patient
in Marietta Memorial hospital,
the past six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Hutcheson
and family of Alliance, spent the
weekend with his father.
A large crowd attended the
Dexter City Community club play
on Thursday evening at the high
school auditorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior McAtee
and family of Columbus, called
on his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
McAtee.
Linda Antill, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Antlll,
is a patient in Marietta Me
mortal hospital.
Mrs. Elmer HaineS, and Mrs.
Frank King called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Jimmy King on MackSburg
Ridge, Tuesday afternoon.
Several from here attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Ida Hutcheson on
Wednesday afternoon at McVay
funeral parlor. She was form
er resident of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Webber
and family of Marietta, spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Tish Webber.
Lulu Sullivan of Marietta,
spent Sunday with her aunts,
Dude Worral and Kathryn Sui
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HARRIETTSVILLE NEWS

Mae Forshey was the demonstra-
tor. After the demonstration of
the Stanley Products, games were
played and q social hour enjoy
ed. Refreshments were served to
thirty guests.
To PhilO
Miss Donna Lee, Daniel
Schramm and Joe NOVEL; accom-
panied by their music supervisor,
Mrs. Pearl Ullman, went to Philo
on Saturday and were in the dis
trict music contest.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Day of
Canton and Mr.. and Mrs. Sheri-
dan Day of Stafford, visited Sun
day afternoon with Mrs. Beryl
VanFossen.
Mrs. Sylvia Feldner, Charley
VanFossen and J. r. VanFossen
visited with Blaine King, a patti
ent at ST. Francis hospital, Cam
bridge on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Madge Crum received
word that her brother, Donald
Mallett, VINO was seriously burn
ed, had both arms amputated at
the elbows. He is a patient at the
Veterans hospital at Dayton.
Mrs. Mabel Baker, Miss Ffeda
CantWell, Galen Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. Charley VanFossen vlsl-
ted Friday with Mrs. Junior Day
of Canton, and with her house
guest, Mrs. Dorothy Day Of Rock
Vile, Md.
MI. and Mrs. B. w. Ullman
| spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe r. Ullman of Lima.
| Miss Glenna Miller, w. t. Mil
| Ter and Mr.. Jennings Of Lowell
route, visited Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. Mary Haidet and sister.
Mrs. Darwin Kehl of Lebanon,
visited Thursday with her moth
er, Mrs Sarah Day.
Mrs. Pearl Ullman attended a
music supervisors meeting at
Caldwell, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Stevens were
| shoppers at Marietta, Saturday,
David Ayers Of New Concord,
| spent the weekend with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Ayers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Schott
and son, Nicky, visited Sunday
! afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ullman.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Schramm
and Daniel and Mrs. c. f. Johan-
ming visited Sunday afternoon
| with Mrs. Joe Hartshorn of New
! port Pike, who has been confined
| to her home for several weeks
with illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Dennis
attended church at PaW-PaW
Sunday and were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Scho-
field and family,
Betty Schofield Of PaW-PaW,
| and Jimmy Dennis Of German
| town, spent the weekend with
their grandparents, Mr.. and MIS-
! Charley Dennis.
| Mrs. Bertha Unger Hlsson Oh
! Akron, Charley Kirchner OF
| caldwell, MIR. and Mrs, Charles
Johanning and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. D. Schramm and Daniel
we're supper guests Saturday eve
| ming of Mrs. G. E. Johanning,
A birthday dinner was obserV-
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Bert Bonar, Sunday, honorng
| Mrs. Bonar's birthday annlVer-
! sary. Covers were arranged Tor
! the following guests Mr.. and MIS-
ILL. Feldner, Mr.. and Mrs, John
| Bonar and MIR. and Mrs. Ray Pau
and Don Edward.
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Cumberland
CUMBERLAND - Mrs. E,

CUMBERLAND - Mrs. Edgar
Long and children spent from
Wednesday till Saturday visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glade Manifold, near Newark.
Mrs. Manifold and daughter,
Sandra returned home with her
and spent the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Moore
head of Cambridge, spent Satur-
day evening in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hawkins. Ad-
ditional guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Burlingame and children
and Edward Millhone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Conn Jr.,
Miss Betty Krupko of Elyria, Mr.
and Mrs. Irwin Conn Of Newark,
were the weekend guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Conn, Sr. A dinner guest on Sun
day was their grandson, George
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hamilton
and two children of near Cincln-
natl, spent from Friday until
Sunday in the home of her aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Yerian and
Joellen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolen Gillespie of
Dayton, were callers in our town
on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Apperson
Of GAINESVILLE, were guests on
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Gregg.