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The Nome nugget., 1954-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Mulch left Fri
day for visit to Muldoon, Kan
sas, which is Mr.. Mulch's home.
They plan to return soon.
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-27
Senator Howard Lying returned

yesterday from participation in
the public hearings held in An
chorage and Juneau as part of
the territory wide investigation Of
the Territorial Dept. of Health by
the Legislative Examining and In
vestigating Committee.
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-27

Mrs. Ralph Lomen returned to
her home in Seattle after a six
weeks visit with friends and fam
lily in Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-27
CAP MEETING TONIGHT

The senior members of the
Civil Air Patrol are hosts this
evening to the CAP Cadets at a
meeting to be, held at the CAA
Recreation Hall. Hap Lancaster
reports that refreshments will
be served.
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-27

Fred Weinard and Mary Sahlin
were married Sept. 5 at Candle,
He is superintendent and general
manager of the Mud Creek Min
ing Co.
The Nome nugget., 1954-09-27

Mrs. c. j. Godsbe left Friday
to be with her mother on her
9lst birthday.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11

ma broju, poslala je sestra
Pauline StotZ, vrla upravitel-
jica gnijezda broj 10, koja
nekako smogne naci vremena,
da doprinese svoj dio rada u
swim kampanjama, akoprem
%gnijezdo, kojega je upravitel-
jicom, ina $50 clanova. To
~gnijezdo Pomlatka u Gary,
Indiana, ina vec sada wise Cd
900 clanova, ma ponos cijele
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice.
Sa OWN svojim radon u
kampanji, sestra Stotz je upi-
sala $15,600 move osigurnine
i dobila u kredit IS point.
Najveci dio kredita "a rad ide
sestri Stotz, ali su joj pomogli
brat John Spanich, brat j.
Pavlovic, sestra Sylvia Niksic
i sestra Eve Jelusic.
Sestra Leopold, cjnovnica u
glavnom uredu, predala je
jednu molbenicu "a clanstvo,
a isto tako sestra Emily Mu-
hic IL Duquesne, Pa. Jedna je
primljena cd sestfe Dragice
Blaskovic; jedna cd brata
Alex Skoke il Stellarton, No
va Scotia; jedna cd brata Joe
Pisk, San Francisco; .jedna cd
brata Matt Anicha IL West
Allis; jedna Cd brata Joseph
Wodwarka; jedna Cd sestre
Matilde MolatO, a jedna Cd
brata John Sokal il West
Brownsville; cetiri cd brata
Vince Crnica il Butte, Mont;
dvije cd brata Franka Zidari-
ca il Hibbing, Mimi; sedan
cd brata John BarOna liz Ben
wooda, w. Va, sa novim osi-
guranjem u svoti cd $1,000
i 81 point, pax onda cd bra
ia Michael Goluba il Farrell,
Pa, koji je poslao sest mol
benice "a $4,000 novog osi-
guranju.
Time smo primili molbenice
"a nista mamie cd $35,4OO
novog osiguranja. Kako re-
kosmo prize, to znaci veoma
dollar pocetak "a sedmi mje-
sec kampanje u samo ovom
odjeljenju. Ovo nam nadalje
pokazuje, da djelatnost nije
ogranicena samo ma jedan
predict Amerike i Kanada,
vec Sc proteze pc swim kra-
(Nastavak ma 3. strani)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11

upisivanje novog clanstva u
istom razdoblju vremena pro-
Sic G" line.
leila nam je, da naglasimo,
da je rad svakog pojedinog
naseg graditelja mnogo CHEN
jen i da Sc isti odrazuje sve'
vecem broju novog clanstva.
Razlog, da konacni rezultati
jos uvijek re pokazuju oso-
bito veliki porast u odraslom
clanstvu je tai, sto Sc je broj
otpalih clanova p~ovecao toll
ko, da "a toliko smanji porast
kod novoga clanstva. Mozemo
81 onda zamisliti, kakova hi
situacija bila, da nam KAN
panja ne donaSa novoga clan
silva.
Odbacimo cd sebe svako
porazno misljenje. Ne treba-
mo ponovno tumaciti sadanju
ekonomsku situaciju da doka-
zemo, da je ista u velikoj mje-
ri otescala rad oko privadja-
MIA novog clanstva. Stoga Sc
mozemo ponositi, da bez OBJ
zira ma radne prilike, nasi O.
dusevljeni graditelji upisali
su wise novoga clanstva IL re-
dove Zajednice owe godine,
nego in je bio privedeno pro-
Sic godine. Mozemo sa povje-
renjem i o%dlucnosti proslije-
diti u ~preostala cetiri mjeseca
ovogodisnje %kampanje i tko
INA, moze Sc dogoditi, da po-
stignemo svoj cilj.
Prva nagrada - pocasno
delegatstvo ma devetoj kon-
venciji - lijepi je poticaj "a
rad, koju nagradu moze lijepi
broj natjecatelja p%oluciti. Ire
ba drzati ma umu i to, da, ako
i ne uspijemo dobiti glavnu
nagradu, jos nam uvijek o.
stale lijepa novcana nagrada,
koju svaki predlagatelj novo-
ga clana print.
Kako je poznato, novo clan
stvo Sc prima u mjesecu do
25tog dana u istom mjesecu,
a sve molbenice primljene po-
slije toga dana, prenasaju Sc
u slijedeci mjesec. Prema to-
me, dok ovo pisemo, izgleda,
da vec sada imamo dollar po-
cetak "a mjesec kolovoz. Sa-
mo u od~jeljenju Pomlatka pri-
mljeno je vec do sada preko
pedeset molbenica Ia Clan
stvo. Skoro polovicu ovih, %
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11

Grasha listu nash casnih gra-
ditelja, koja &c lista biti OBJ
javljena u ovom broju sluz-
benog glasila. Kad vec u o.
vom mojem clanku usporedju-
jem broke, aide da nastavim.
Izmedju prvaka ma pocas-
MOI list najveci porast u toe
kicama kroz mjesec srpanj
pripisan je sestri Mary Bur-
ma, vrijednoj tajnici odsjeka
br. 1877, "Hrvatska Sloga" u
Vancouveru, B. c., Kanada,
koja takodjer obnasa cast u
praviteljice Pomlatka broj
48O. Ona je sa broja tockica
cd POI poskocila ma 1913 tocki-
ca i postigla prvo mjesto me-
dju nasim graditeljima u Ka-
nadi i zauzimlje drugo mjesto
u kampanji.
Drugi najveci porast zabi-
ljezen je kod starog gradite-
liza j prvaka jubilarne kampa-
ME brata georgia Balica, W.
log j radinog tajnika odsjeka
br. 2S8, Malta Gubec' u In
diana Harbor, Indiana. On je
u mjesecu srpnju pojacao svo-
je tockice sa broja 1872 ma 410
zauzimlje prvenstvo u CHE
loj kampanji.
Trece mjesto u cijeloj kam-
panji a drugo mjesto medju
graditeljima Ia jednice u Ka-
nadi zauzimlje brat Josip Sta
movie, mladi upravitelj gnjez-
da broj 397 u Hamiltonu, On
tario, Kanada sa 1916 tockica.
Medju prvacima lijepo Sc
je podigao brat John Stanfel,
professionals englesko posluju-
ceg odsjeka broj 972 "Wild
Rose" u Des Moines, Iowa.
On je u mjesecu srpnju po-
skocio "a 76 tockica ma ukup-
nj broj cd 387 tockica i "a
uzimlje drugo mjesto medju
prvacima u America a cetvr-
to mjesto medju swim gradi-
teljima jubilarne kampanje.
Neka "a sada samo ova &C.
tiri svijetla primjera posture
"a putokaz ostalim graditelji-
ma i cjelokupnom clanstvu,
kako Sc pozrtvovnim radon
postizu znacajni uspjesi.
Mi smo odrzali pc cijeloj
America i u nekim mjestima
Kanade mnogo vrlo uspjesnih
"a jednicarskih proslava. Ma
swim tim proslavama a osobi-
to ma onim, gdje Sc je slavila
Gotta godisnjica Zajednice po-
kazala Sc svijest i ljubav ma
Seq clanstva prema svojoj or
ganizaciji ma veoma visokom
stepenu. Ma mama je da cr-
pimo korist "a Zajednicu do
skrajnosti IL tog znacajnog
odusevljenja clanstva "a Mi
howl ustanovu.
Uspjeh iii neuspjeh nase
jubilarne kampanje ovisi o to-
me u koliko cemo probudjenu
i pojacanu svijest i odusevlje-
ME naseg clanstva izrabiti u
korist prikupljanja novog
clanstva "a odrasle redove i
u Pomladak. Ne smijemo do
zvoliti da to odusevljenje u
gasne, da Sc ohladi, bez vid-
ljivih korisnih rezultata u ju-
bilarnoj Rampant Hrvatske
Bratske zajednice u America
i Kanadi.
Naprijed, dakle, graditelji
nasi! Ulozite sve svoje sile
cd sada pa do konca kampa-
ME i uspjeh &c biti ~osjeguran.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11
NE TUzIk0 Sc, D0BR0 NAM IDE
AM0GL0 b Bit JOS B0LJE
Michael Grasha, tajnik Odbora Kampanje

Ovo je pisano zadnjih dana mjeseca srpnja, pri zavr-
setku sest mjeseci ~sadasnje kampanje. Sve broke "a oval
mjesec jos nisu sredjene, ali nam je zelja, da naglasimo neke
vaznije locke, koje, izgleda, da SUI prosle neopazene. zelimo
iznesti, da, makar kampanja nje donijela zeljenih rezultata,
ona ipak napreduje pokazuje rezultate, koji nadmasuju
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11

CLANOV POMLADKA HRV. BRAT
SKE ZAJEDNICE. - Ma n~acionalnom pro-
gramu proslave 6O-g~odisnjice Hrv. Bratske
Zajednice u Pittsburghu dana rs. julia 1854.
nastupila> je odlicna i lijepa grupa clanova
nasega Pomladka il East Pittsburgha i
Clairtona pod vidstvom izvrsne uciteljic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11
USPJEH Ill NEUSPJEh JUBILARNE
KAMPANJE 0VISI 0 RADU CLANSTVA

" !. Mandic, predsjednik Odbora Kampanje
Konacni uspjeh iii neuspjeh ovogodisnje jubilarne kam-
panic "a novo clanstvo ovisi o tome, u koiko cemo moci
pojacati nase napore cd sada pa do konca kampanje iii do
30. studenog owe godine. Kad kazem pojacati, to znaci samo
jedno, a to jest, da d~osadasnja %nastojana nsu donijela pred
vidjenih rezultata u prvh sest mjeseci kampanje.
Broke rada nash graditelja pojedinacno cijeli obra-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11

i piesmom - God Bless America - uz pratt
nju ogromne publike. To je bio doista veil
canstveno kad Sc u slavu nase Amerike cula
ova pjesma IL tisucu grla americkih Hrvata.
Ma tako je patriotski i odlicni nacin zaklju-
cen velicanstveni program / proslava H. B.
Zajednice, koji su velih patriot Amerike.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11

GOD BLESS AMERICA. Ma slici Du-
quesne University Tamburitzans, koji SUI ma
stupili ma programu 6O-godisnjice Hrvatske
Bratske Zadejnice rs. julia u West View
Parku ma proslavi 6~0-godisnjice Zajednice.
Slika prikazuje zaNjucak programa, kad SUI
Tamburitzans zakljucili program sa svirkom
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11

Broke rada nash gradl'
cum donasamo jedanput ma
mjesec u obadva odjeljenja
sluzbenog glasila. Ia jednu
obicnu godisnju kampanju,
kakvih smo imali toliko u
proslosti, owe hi mas broke
sasma zadovoljile, jer nam ma
pola puta ipak pokazuju bo-
iii uspjeh nego u proslosti.
No "a Jubilarnu kampanju
u Pocast 60 Godisnjice Op-
stanka Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice rezultati bi moral BIZ
ii veci. Mi nismo nikada u
proslosti postavili cilj u KAN
panji ovako visoko kao owe
godine. Sest tisuca novog
clanstva sa sest milijuna do
lara move osjegurnine. cato,
sto Sc ne mozemo pohvaliti,
da smo ma pol puta postigli
polovicu naseg zadatka, mi
ne klonemo, mi ne gubimo VIE
re ! made II konacni uspieh. E.
vo zasto!
Pregledajmo rezultate sa-
Aase proslogodisnje kam-
panic ma pol puta, i pod ko-
mac godine, pa cemo naci Cd
govor.
Do konca mjeseca lipnja u
pisali smo u odrasle redove
u prosloj godini 953 clana a
do konca godine 2,244 clana
iii u drugoj polovici godine
1921 clana.
Do konca mjeseca lipnja
upisali smo u Pomladak u
prosloj godini 1921 clana a
do konca godine u svemu
3,O88 clanova iii samo u dru-
goj polovici godine 1,797 novih
clanova.
Owe smo godine do konca
mjeseca lipnja pojacali odra-
sic redove sa 973 clana a re-
dove Pomlatka sd 1883 clano-
va. Podjemo Ii, dakle, napri-
jed do svrsetka godine u is
tom razmjeru kao prosle go
dine, mi cemo slaviti pobjedu
kakve jos nismo slavili do da-
mas.
To je, eto, razlog da ne smi-
jemo klonuti, da ne smijemo
gubiti made u konacni uspjeh
postignuca odredjenog eliza,
zadane rijeci, da cemo polo
ziti ma oltar slave nase sveca-
rice sest tisuca novih clano-
va So sest milijuna move oslo
gurnine "a sezdeset godisnjicu
njezinog dobrotvornog, kul-
turnog i humanitarnog rada
medju narodima nase krvi
ovdje u America i u susjed-
moi Kanadi.
Usporedjujuci broke kre-
tanja i stanja naseg clanstva
u prvoj polovici prosle godi-
ne sa prvom polovicom owe
godine naisao sam ma jednu
cinjenicu, koja je vrijedna
spomena, jer Sc, vjerujem,
niece opetovati, a nismo imali
takav slueaj nj u proslosti. U
vremenu cd sest mjeseci cd l.
sijecnja do 80. lipnja prosle
godine il redova odraslog
clanstva preselise Sc u vice.
most 489 clanova i clanica. U
prvih sest mjeseci owe godine
imali smo u odraslim redovi-
ma 489 umrlih clanova i cla-
MICA. Isti broj mrtvih u istom
vremenu. Skoro nevjerovatno
ali ipak istinito.
Dok ovo pisem PRIMO sam
cd pomocnice tajnika jubilar-
ne kampanje, sestre Louise
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-11

kolo grupa nase clanice, Mrs. katherine CIR
cevic. Ona je uprilicila lijpi program koji
Sc s~astajao cd dvije grupe, djece i omladine
clanova Pomladka, koji je program divno
izveden ma veliko v~eselje i zadovoljstvo pu-
bike. Slike ovih kolo grupa uzete SUI "a
film kao i citavi tai program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

made with dyed wool, she ex-
planned. The project took
about az pounds Of ma
terial, most Of which she
collected around the house.
The various colors were the
result Of dyeing individual
pieces of material before
cutting them into strips that
could be handled with a hook.
But even after Mrs. Thomp-
son walked away with the
shows blue ribbon and a $50
Savings Bond that went with
it-people were congratulate
ing her on her paintings"
Mrs. Thompson, q stenog-
rapher for the Internal Rev
enue Service, is one Of two
women in the Washington
Hook Craft Guild who have
taken a piece Of burlap on
which the bare outline of a
popular Currier & Ives print
was traced, and turned it into
what looks like a Skillful
painting. Both Mrs. Thomp-
son and Mrs. Merle Bragdon,
who is starting on her second
wooden print, make hooking
pictures sound easy. But
they are modest, say their
sister guild members, who
featured their work in the
groups biennial / exhibition
last December. "All you have
to do to appreciate their
work." says one who has
turned her own hook to pic
lures, ''is to try one yourself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
Currier & Ives Prints
In Wool and Burlap

THROUGH Mrs. Ray Thomp-
sons pictures" are dyed
in-the-wool hooking, people
rarely take her word for 1t.
II don't mean to doubt
you," said a spectator, who
saw her hooked scene of
Bridalveil Falls, Calf, in a
recent hobby show, ''but your
work looks so much like
painting. May I touch tt
just to convince mySelf?"
Mrs. Thompson had four
wooden reproductions Of Cur
rier q Ives prints on display
In the Naval Gun Factory's
1854 hobby and crafts show,
as well as some hooked rugs,
but the panorama Of the Falls
stole the show. A crowd col
lected around Mrs. Thomp-
son, who had brought along
her hooking equipment to
demonstrate the craft. They
watched her take narrow
strips of colored wool and
work them into burlap with
q small instrument that looks
like q shoe buttonhook. But
they still wondered about the
Falls.
do you mean you used
wool to get the detail Of those
treeS?" asked a spectator.
Mrs. Thompson looked up and
smiled. "As a matter of fact"
she said, II used the cum Of
my sons old sport jacket for
those trees"
Everything in the scene was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

you're on your own. You
learn by doing it,"
Each Of Mrs. ThompSon's
four prints - "Bridalveil
Falls" Home for Thanks
giving" "Washington's Birth
place" and American Home
stead" took about three
months to make.
She started on the Falls
when she and her husband
returned to their home, 1912
Seventeenth place Sc, from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

There is an incredible amount
of detail involved, and 1t takes
a lot of skill"
Mrs. Thompson, who has
been hooking in her spare
time for about four years,
says it's just a matter Of
"time and practice"
You have to learn the
punch-pull technique Of
hooking, she says, and know
something about dyeing and
color harmony. But then
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

a trip to California. While
working on it, she had to
spend 10 days in bed with q
leg injury. THAT was the
longest stretch Of time I've
had to hook in" she says.
Mrs. Thompson gives her
husband a lot Of credit for
her success with hooked pic
lures. He inspired her to 60
into the Gun Factory show
and. she says, hes my best
critic and color adviser"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-02
WITH A BUCKEYE IN CONGRESS
BY Clarence j. Brown Congress.

In message Congress
housing broader
increased participation
activity lower interest and longer
He stimulating the used
increasing of
increasing the ceiling
repairs old
$500 S3000 extending the length of FILA ans lower
and providing for the construction of $4,000
Federal public housing units each for the next four
The public housing feature of the Presidents proposal will
undoubtedly prove the controversial
last the ocaled Brcer
opposition the fate of the Bcer
twothirds it, While the
legislative
thorough investigation the coffee situation
Committees also into the coffee
problem. the meantime coffee prices continue climb
Big Conference Berlin be simply more
following the all other
conferences which the Russians have engaged In the
eight there have been than 12o million official words
World
the Communists The only tangible results has been the Korean
lasting total of 400 ATS
of "a each.
Ways Committee of the House.
preparing legislation nequtes pres
February bill
approximately SIS billion year
and other high officials the Department
Agriculture broadly limiting fOI butter will be
greatly The
will billion dollars
purchased for the purpose of supporting its price.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-02

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 1855
Guild Presbyterian Church Puckett 146
Hawthorne Ave, 8 P. M.
Guild Presbyterian Church Roudebush La
fayette Road, NJ
Guild Presbyterian Church Clara Hornbeck 1876
East First ST., 8 P M
Circle Methodist WSCS johnson, CT w.
High ST, 8 P M
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3
Happy Hour Needle Club meeting Mrs. P.
North Union Street 2:3O P NJ.
Pastors Aid potuck supper St Johns Lutheran Church
Gvan WSCS entertain Dyer Chapel WSCS at Gvan Church
2 P M.
Called meeting Summerford Methodist WSCS
ard Chenoweth P M Thursday Society will be of So
Vienna luncheon.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4
Worthwhile Club meeting Fettrow's 2 P. NJ
Guild Presbyterian Church, Cobry
Ave, 2 P. M.
Guild Presbyterian Church, Myers, 1921
North Main st, 2 P M.
Polio Benefit Marx Dance Revnuen Community Building
Solon, P. M.
London WCTU meeting Wood, No Main
st. 2 P. M.
Chapter OES Masonic Temple NJ
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 5
Oak Run Grange at Grange Hall P. M
2 P. NJ.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
Madison Local Polio benefit 8 P. M.
Rummage Sale basement Presbyterian Sigma
Gamma Class
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-02

out in a "V' shape converge at a
point called a catch basin. The
catch basin is constructed of either
a concrete or clay wall.
The water caught here then fill
ters through the ground into an
iron pipe where it is then carried
to a water tank.
A portable tank form has been
developed by the SCS which is
rented out to the farmers who are
developing springs on their hill
sides.
These forms are used to build
concrete water tanks with a ca
pacity of about $50 gallons.
The cost of developing a spring,
building a tank, ETC., runs any,
where from $500 to $4,000.
Leo Durant, a Muskingum
County farmer, claims that it is
possible to develop from three to
four springs in his area as it
would be to build one farm pond
on flat lands.
Durant developed his spring
last August. 1t produced from 80
to 200 gallons of water in a "a
hour .period-but that was during
the extremely dry season. He fig
ures that it will run about 400
gallons in a "a hour period this
spring.
He is also planning on develop
ing another spring on his farm late
this summer.
Farm Planner, Hubert Muse,
Muskingum District, claimed that
springs should be developed in late
summer. If any water is running at
that time-usually a dry period
there is bound to be water in the
spring and early summer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-02
Calendar For The Week

NOTE - This feature will regularly and will be
published each Monday and tuesday The service is Free.
Please send copy by Friday for events taking place
The following week. Copy must be submitted before Fri
day noon, deadIne. Thank You!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-02
CATAWBA

Mrs. RoSser and daughter, Cath
crime, of Columbus were the din
ner guests, Sunday of her niece
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Runyan and family.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of First Methodist
church was entertained Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. c.
L. Kirchner, Mrs. Oscar Young
and Mrs. H. E. DavisSon assisted.
Mrs. Charles Hall was devotional
leader; Mrs. Warder Poland, pro-
gram leader. Refreshments were
served. Others present were, Mrs.
L. c. Momberg, Mrs. A. r. Wood,
Mrs. Mahlon Neer, Mrs. Richard
Virts, Mrs. Edward Berry, Mrs.
Philip Virts, Mrs. Charles Kauff-
man and daughters, Mrs. Harry
Xander, Mrs. Lincoln Locke, Mrs.
E a RI Mossbarger, Mrs. Frank
Shockey, Mrs. Hiram Turvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Mingus re-
turned home Wednesday from a
two weeks visit in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Capling-
er entertained at dinner Sunday
in honor of the fourth birthday
anniversary of their daughter,
Linda. An elaborately decorated
cake with lighted tapers featured
the table decorations. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Marlin Palmer
of Springfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Lowry and sons of Urbana rural,
Mrs. Fay Caplinger, Mrs. George
Palmer, Charles and Ronald Cap
linger.
Mrs. nellie West and Donald
Rupert of Springfield were the
Saturday guests of Mrs. Grant
Neer and Mrs. Paul ]. Neer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Tackett of
Cincinnati were the weekend
guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Abel Tackett. Additional
dinner guests Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs. Quentin Qualls and son
of Springfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie
Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Hayes
and daughter.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Unganst,
formerly Miss Barbarba McNary,
recently married, were the honor
guests at a miscellaneous shower
given by the Pleasant Township
grange Thursday evening at the
grange hall About twenty five
members were present.
The Philea club was entertained
Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Carlton Runyan. Mrs. Rob
ert Bumgardner prepared the top
&c Antiques. In entertainment
arranged by Mrs. John Goodfel-
low, Mrs. Myron Runyan, Mrs. Leo
Caplinger and Mrs. Howard Locke
were successful. A salad course
was served. Others present were
Mrs. Joe McNary, guest, Mrs. John
Amlin, Mrs. Briggs Neer, Mrs.
Ralph Neer, Mrs. Roger Sharp.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-02-02

were 28 cases of polio. Throughout
the nation the same year, 771,OO0
deaths were caused by diseases of
the heart and blood vessels, 224,-
900 by cancer. There were 57,S79
cases of polio and $500 deaths
caused by it.
New weapons are on hand to
save blue babies" and fight
against rheumatic fever, coronary
heart disease and high blood pres
sure, which account for 80 percent
of all damaged hearts. New sur
gical techniques and drugs un-
known 10 years ago have been
discovered, and through research,
such as that made possible by con-
tributions from Madison County,
still newer methods and further
hope will be found.
Fifteen heart research projects
are sponsored and an educational
program for physicians and the
public is carried on by the Central
Ohio Heart Association an affi-
late of the American Heart Asso-
citation, which is conducting its
nationwide Heart Fund campaign
during the month of February.