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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-30
0dsjeci 832 i 9b1 zajedno priredjuju
Piknik / pros|avu @-godisnjice hBz.

Toronto Ont,. Can. 20 diva bratska odsjeka, 832
961 mat &c skupa svoj piknik sto vrijeme prosavu
6Ogodisnjce svoe organizacje Hrvaske Braske zajed
NICE Pknk &c odrzati Turkey Palace Farmi t.
nasem sarom mjestu 27 Highway nedjelju II. julia.
Autobusovi &c vozt cd Dvorane,
1858 Ontario Street. kao uga Dundas West Toronto
Ma pikniku ceo ati svega po nasem starom obicaju,
pax zato pozvo cjelokupni mas narod osobto canove
Hatske Bratske Zednce da posete recenog da
na mi cemo gedat bratski uzvratiti milo drago
Sv dobro dosli piknik prosavu 11-og julia.
Odbor Piknika.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-30
KONCERTI
ZABAVE |
PROSLAVE
Hrvati AIiquippe odrzati &c svoj
2.godisnji Hrvatski Dan ma II. julia

Aliquppa, Pa - Hrvatske organizacije ovom mje
ednick pripremau, da svoj 2godsnji Hrvatskl
prosave velicansveni nacin nedjeju, H. julia
1854 jepom Log Cabin Parku, ko nalazi Broad
head Road, izmedju Alquppa Monaco ma Route 81.
Sa ovogodisnjeg Hrvatskog Dana i pknika say cist
priod e namenjen Aquippa Hospital Fund pax cemo
slime mi americki Hrvat il Aquppe moGi prilcno dopri
niiet "a nasu obecanu obavezu cd $5O0OO0 vri
lovicu nase obaveze pooci suradnjom svega naseg
naroda mi cemo bt stanju spuniti ceu nasu obavezu
duge dvije godine kao sto to obeca Mi cemo
zaista bti ponosni kad bonica otvori
naSem mjestu.
Ma Hrvatskom Danu mati cemo izvanredno ijepi pro-
gram ko &c pocet tocno $50 posje podne Tada cete
inati vro epu priliku, da upoznate swim nasim
osobljem hrvatskog savenskog porekla koji obnasau
bo kakvu cast nasem mestu Takoder cete imat priku
da Sc upoznate nasim pocasnim gosma glavnm govor
nicima programu, to su Scl od Beaver County
Martin Krasic gavni blagank Hrvatske Braske "a
ednice ia Piles pose podne vecer svirat vo dobro
poznati popularni tamburask zbor Jugovc il Massion
Ohio
Prvi Bus &c poci zemlste piknika sa "Y" u sata
posle podne koj &c pax nastavt da vozi pknik
lazi uz zemste pknka svoje redovo vrijeme Ma
lsu piknka made dosta mjesa parkiranje automobile
Posto nash sedan mjesnih organzacija zajedno pr
rediuu oval 2godsnj Hrvatsk Dan soga ocekujemo da
posiet canov ovh organizacija, nego
mas narod pratelji ovog nesta IL Beaver County oko
lice Bit &c svega izobilu, sto ovakovim danovma
piknicima spada PAX cato kicemo - svi dobro
dosli!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-30
Piknik odsieka 85
Rochester. Pa. 0,

Rochester, Pa. - Odsjek
broj IS. H. B. z. Abraham
Lincoln" priredjuje svoj prvi
ovogodisnji piknik, koji &c
Sc odrzati ma veliki americki
blagdan, kojeg Sc slavi u
znak nezavisnosti oslobo-
djenja cd tud:iina, a to je u
nedjelju 4. julia owe godine.
Oval svecani piknik &c Sc
odrzati ma Crows Run, blizu
Ceste broj 88, izmedju Con-
way Freedom, a poceti &c
rano odmah liza poslije po-
dne. Ia Piles i vasu zabavu
&c svirati vrlo dobro poznati
i popularni tamburaski zbor
"T a m mie Serenaders" iz
Trafford, Pa. Uz to &c biti
dosta S raznja vruce pecene
janjetine drugih tecnih "a
grizaka svjezih napitaka.
Ma pikniku &c mas tako-
djer posjetiti nekoliko cas-
nika i odbornika IL glavnog
ureda Hrvatske Bratske "a
jednice, koji ce mas pozdra-
viii prigodom ovog. velikog
americkog blagdana.
Pozivlju Sc svi clanovi H.
B. z. i prijatelji il Beaver
County okolice, da mas po-
sjete u sto vecem broju i da
Sc S mama zajednicki oval
dan poslije podne do kasno
u vecer najljepse pozabave i
provesele.
John r. Mikan, ajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-30
Predobjava odsjeka 201

Trail, B. c., Can. - Cast
nam je saopciti sveukupnom
clanstvu naseg odsjeka PSI i
gnijezda ST HBZ., da cemo
ma 10. julia owe godine odrza-
tt banket i plesnu zabavu u
Colombo Hall, Rossland Ave-,
Trail, B. C. S time cemo u
jedno proslaviti 50-godsnjicu
opstanka naseg odsjeka CO.
godisnjicu opstanka Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice.
Molimo sve nase clanove i
prijatelje, da gore navedeni
datum rezerviraju i prisu-
stvuju ovoj vaznoj proslavi.
Ivan Antak
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-30
Poziv ma piknik
Cleveland, Ohio. =

Cleveland, Ohio. - GodiS-
Mi piknik crkvene zupe Sve-
tog Nikole odrzati ce Sc u ne
djeliu, 4. julia, ma crkvenom
zemljistu ma 36-oj ulici i Su-
perior Avenue.
Piknik pocima u 3 sata po-
slije podne pa do kasno u We
Ger, a ma kojem ce svirati po-
pularni tamburaski zbor "Tri-
vanovic". Bit &c u izobilju
pecene janjetine, svjezih plea
i svega drugoga, sto volimo
pri ovakovim zgodama uziti.
Dobitak cd piknika i cd
prodaie knjizica ide "a obnovu
i prosirenje crkvene dvorane.
Stoga madame Sc, da &c svaki
zuplian priiatelj crkve Sve-
tog Nikole odazvati sc. Dobro
nam dosli!
OdbOr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-30

Bog nekada zatvori jedna
vrata, da bi otvorio stotinu
drugih.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
Dean Wants 10 Finish
Korean Peace Assignment

GLEN COVE, N. Y, Feb. 49,
Arthur H. Dean. special United
States Ambassador who broke
off Korean peace talks last De-
cember. IL. says he wants to stick
with the job and see it finished
Il would like to finish the
assignment, I would like to finish
the task I have started" Mr..
Dean said in a Lincoln Day adj
dress last night.
Mr.. Dean broke off the PAN
munjom talks after the Com
munists accused United Nations
negotiators of perfidy.
He defended this action, say
ing: Left unchallenged. the
Communists would have broad
cast that we had been
accused of 'perfidy or interna-
tional treachery' and had taken
the charge lying down"
Reports that Mr.. Dean would
resign or be eased out of his job
because of break-off of talks
have been denied by him and the
State Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
Hershey Expects Lapse
OF Doctor Draft IN IS

Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey,
Director OF Selective Service, pre-
diets that Congress will let the
doctors draft law" expire next
year.
In an address to a District
General Hospital medical con-
ference yesterday. the general
said the armed services conceiv-
ably can obtain enough volun-
teers by the end of 1854 to hold
calls for physicians to a mini
mum.
Under the present law, doctors
may be called for military duty
up to the age of 81. AS an alter
native. they may volunteer as
commissioned reserve officers and
be subject to call at an indefi-
mite time.
Gen. Hershey added that until
world conditions dictate other
wise. he favored keeping doctors
on the home front rather than
crowding them into the services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
Life in the u. S.
Lite in the u. S.
WeN-Stocked
traveller, 10,
Has Short Trip
By the Assoeiosed Press

OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. l2.-
A 10-year-old runaway, who
financed his well-planned trip
by selling gum drops at the
YMCA. got as far as the bus
station last night.
Detectives found Charles Ed
ward Ryan sitting in the, station
equipped with a BIB gun for pro
lection" a Boy Scout water can
teen. and a sack of apples and
bananas.
He also carried two road maps,
80 cents in change, and a comic
book.
Detectives treated the boy to
a bottle of pop and took him
home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
Committee Approves
Measure LiberaIizing
Pensions in Congress

A bill to ,liberalize pensions for
531 members of Congress and
1890 congressional employees has
been approved by a Senate
House conference committee.
The measure changes the age
at which members may receive
pensions from 81. after six years
of service, to 60, after 10 years.
It also increases the rate at
which legislative employees may
figure their retirement pay.
The measure also provides that {:
/. Members may figure their
salary at $4,000 a year from
1852 on.
2. They may compute their
average salary from 1916, the
year the pension plan was first
adopted. thus eliminating lower
paid earlier years for older mem
berS.
3. Widows and dependents of
members who died in Office will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
Society for Crippled
Opens Arlington Office

The Virginia Society for Grip
pied Children and Adults has
opened temporary headquarters
for their Northern Virginia field
Office at 2840 Wilson boulevard.
Arlington. Va.
Miss Janet jackson, society
field representative, has an
nounced the following to be
chairmen in their respective
areas for the month-long Easter
seal drive to begin March 10:
j. c. Gaines. Alexandria; Rob-
ert D. Rutledge. Arlington, and
w. c. Wills. Fairfax County. All
chairmen have announced a need
for volunteers to help staff the
Office,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12

Still fine selection of these top quality suits
left. But, Washington men know good buy
when they see it better buy your suit now!
Perfect suits to wear now and until the late
Spring all woods Of a comfortable weight -.
your pick of Worsteds cheviots flannels, hard
finished worsted in the group. Dark blues,
browns, tans, greys! Popular single-breasted
STYLE some double breasted models, too. SO to
46-regulars, shorts longs and stouts, but not
in all colors or models.
Mems Topcoats Reduced 4S.75
Wool tWeeds, coverts mixtures cheviots gabardnes,
clearinghouse. Regulars, shorts, longs in group
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
Psychologist Learns

SALT LAKE CITY. lP.-
Thomas J. Fehr reports little
success with his brand of
child psychology.
When his 20-month-old son.
Russell. threw his bowl of
cereal on the floor. Mr.. Fehr
says he padded him and filled
another bowl. That went to
the floor. too. whereupon an
other padding and another
full bowl.
Russell wasn't learning very
fast. The third bowl and the
fourth. too. went to the floor.
Mr.. Fehr went out and
bought a plastic bowl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12

80. I'm hungry. I'd like to get
a cup of coffee"
You promise to come back?"
Judge Smith asked as he handed
Elson a half-dollar.
Elson said he would and in 10
minutes he was back in court
and handed the judge 40 cents
change. Judge Smith reduced
his fine to $40 and sent him to
the city jail to work it out.
ElSon was arrested for being
drunk and lettering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
Boot Is Too Automatic

SANTA MONICA, Calf. up.
Mike SaliSbury's fishing boat
Is no more.
1t was a sleek one. It cost
$4,000, and Mike christened
her Villa. He decided to free
himself of much routine and
installed an automatic pilot.
The device proved his I'M
doing yesterday. Mike fell
asleep en- route home from
Malibu. and the Villa con-
tinued at full speed into the
breakwater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
be able to receive pension bene-

fits.
4. Members may add up to
five years of military service
onto their Congressional service
for pension purposes, even
though the military service oc-
Cured before they entered Con-
greSS.
The bill now goes to the House
and Senate for final approval.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
Friendly Mailman Is Fired

WATERFOWL. N. Y. (P.-
The friendly mailman was COM
pleting his appointed rounds, all
right. But why. the postmaster
wondered. was he so slow?
The carrier himself explained.
He was in the habit of paying
social calls during his tours of
duty. Postoffice officials dis
missed him. charging lettering
on the route and thus causing
delay to the mail"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
Judges Faith Upheld

CHICAGO (P>. = Municipal
Judge Cecil Corbett Smith didn't
know the man who spoke to him
in Monroe Street Court yester-
day. All the judge had said to
him was 1925 and costs"
Judge" replied Harold Elson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
ADVERTISEMENT.

The Man from Mars
Says 49,.
No February Furniture
Sale because Mars
prices are lower every
month - any month on
quality furniture! Mars
Group Buying Plan puts
prices on a wholesale level
for you and for the
large commercial buyers.
Want to know more?
Visit Mars new show
rooms at So. Capitol and
D Streets S.W. Just 2
blocks from the Capitol, 2
minutes from gh-priced
downtown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12

FSnetat ThurdayI IN.
NJ
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-09-30
Three Marriage
Permits Issued
COUSINS
WARNER

During the past week, ap-
plications for marriage permits
have been filed in Noble County
Probate Court by the following
couples:
Shirley Mae Weekley, l8,
clerk, Caldwell, and William
Rayner, 20, telephone lineman,
Ava.
Virginia Lee Marquis, 49,,
clerk, Caldwell, and John Will
liam Harper, 19, tool dresser,
South Olive.
Mary Ellen Wilson, is, domes-
tic, Harriettsville, and Richcard
E. Cunningham, 20, laborer,
Harriettsville.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-09-30
Dexter City Family
Enjoys Alaskan Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bettinger
and their sons, Lewis, Jr., and
Robert of Canton, formerly of
this county, returned recently
from a three-week vacation in
Alaska.
Mr.. Bettlnger is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Bettinger of
Dexter City route 2 and Mrs.
Bettinger is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Ball Of Warner.
During their Alaska vacation,
the Bettinger family travelled
10000 miles. Making their head
quarters in Fairbanks, the fam
lily visited other parts of Alaska
by plane and by car. While there
they received certificates of
membership in the Arctic Circle
Club for flying over Fort Yukon
on the circle.
They also visited many other
points of interest.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-09-30
Dexier City High School
EIeCis Class Officers

According to a report from
Willie Ogle, principal of Dexter
City schools, the election of class
officers for the school year was
as follows:
Freshman class, president,
Charles Ogle; vice president,
Ronald Batten; secretary, Susan
Long and treasurer, Mary 10
Martin.
Sophomore class, president,
Donna Moore; vice president,
Betty Farson; secretary, Rosie
Farnese and treasurer, Howard
Nau.
Junior class, president, Caro-
lyn Moore; vice president, Cary
Davis; secretary, Ethelmae Clark
and treasurer, Kay Binegar.
Senior class, president, Anna
Mae Snodgrass; vice president,
Jean Hesson; secretary, Wayne
Hanson and treasurer, Neil
Rubel.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-09-30
RenrOck Grange To
Hear Hospital Issue

A special meeting of Renrock
grange will be held Friday even
ing, Oct. l, according to Herbert
r. Blackburn, master.
At 8 o'clock, John Wargo Of
Belle Valley will be there to
explain the needs, plans and re
quirements for a new hospital
for Noble county. This will
probably require about an hour
and the meeting is open to all
Everyone interested is urged to
attend.
At 900 o'clock, there will be
a business session of the grange
and installation of officers by j.
Lynn Reed.
Each family is asked to bring
a pie.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-09-30
MOxie Speedway Changes
TO DAYLIGHT Racing

MoXle Speedway has switch
ed to daylight.
That's the word from Promo
ter Dave Roberts who has an
nounced that the first afternoon
program Of the season, schedul-
ed for Sunday, will get under
way at 2:30 p. m. following the
] p. m. time trials.
| And, not only will Moxie
switch from cools to hots, due
to the chill of recent night per
formances, but the popular dust
free quarter-miler will make the
transition with a bang.
The inaugural afternoon card
will feature the 25-lap strictly
stocks championship race and
the Powder a Puff Derby for
daredevil women drivers, plus
sportsman class competition.
J Roberts said that two trophies
would be awarded in the stock
championship race, to winner
and runnerup. and a trophy also
would 60 to winner of the Pow
der Puff event.
/ 1t will be open competition ir
all three classes and any woman
wishing to compete in the puff
race may enter simply by con
tacting officials by phoninf
2-8252, or calling Moxie Speed.
way. A field of at least IL
women drivers is expected.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-09-30
Summerfield Grange
Names New Officers

Bernice Batten will serve as
Master of Summerfield grange
for the coming year, following
their annual meeting last We'd
nesday evening. She succeeds
George c. Philpot in this cap
acity. Other elective officers are
as follows:
Overseer, Elmer Moore; lee
turer, Geneva York; chaplain,
Beulah Watson; steward, Jimmy
Dodds; treasurer, Ross Watson;
secretary Thelma Wharton; lady
/ assistant steward, Edna Truck;
assistant steward, w. H. Snyder;
Ceres, Florence Smith; Pomona,
Gladys Moore; Flora, Opal Car
penter and trustee, Howard
Wharton.
The officers will be installed
Wednesday evening, Oct. 19. All
officers and members should
plan to attend this meeting.
Refreshments will be served.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-09-30
NEWS FOR
VET -ERANS
Questions and Answers

.. - / have an unused certifi-
cate of entitlement for Korea CT
training, but it states l must
have started by August 20, 1854.
Now that a new law gives me
another year to begin, is this
certificate still good?
A The unused certificate
still is valid. Present it to w
school when you enroll, aiS7sg
with a photostat of your separa-
ton paper. The school will ad-
nit you under the Korea CT Bill,
so long as your separation paper
shows you are beginning within
three years after your discharge.
Q - l was discharged from
service on July l, 1851. Will the
new Korea CT Bill extension
help me get into school this fall?
A - No. Under the new law,
veterans separated before Aug.
20, 1851, must have begun Korea
CT training by August 20, 1854.
@ - Under the new law sign
ed by the President, do all dis
abled veterans get an extra four
years in which to complete
Public Law 16 training?
A - No. The added four years
apply only to disabled veterans
who (D were too severely dis
abled to begin in time; (2) were
late in establishing that they
have service-connected ailments,
or (3) who originally received
discharges barring them from
training and later had them
changed so that now they are
eligible.
@ - l am disabled Korea
veteran, already out of. service.
l am not in any of the special
categories listed in the new law
having to do with training dead
lines. By what date must l COM
plete Public Law is training?
A - Training for disabled
Korean veterans, out of service
before August 20, 1854, must be
completed no later than August
20, 1868.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-09-30

ing for true deliciousness: bean.
clam chowder chicken-rice, chick.
en- noodle or green pea.
Chilli con cane makes a good
hearty supper. To dress it like new.
bake corn bread in an oiled ring
mold, and serve chill in the center.
Soak your dried herbs in milk
and then add them to your meat
ball recipe for a savory treat.
When the man Of the house ie
hungry for a super sandwich. COW
er thick slices of bread with ham.
spread with chill sauce and ton
with a slice of processed American
cheese. Broil until cheese browns
to a golden color
Fruit juices make a wonderful
appetizer. Simply chill the cans.
pour the juice into classes and ton
with spoonful of sherbet.
Fold some cooked. chopped
prunes into your favorite spice cake
mix. The cake is wonderful frosted
with chocolate or creamy lemon
frosting.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-09-30
Lamar Dowling To
Head Olive Granue

Lamar Bowling was elected
Master of Olive grange at their
annual meeting last Friday even
ing in their hall on Miller street.
Other officers elected and who
will be installed at later date
are as follows:
Glenn Iams, overseer; Betty
Gordon, lecturer; John Hupp,
steward; Bird Caldwell, assist
ant steward; Gladys Hill, chap
lain; Cecil Carter, treasurer;
Homer Finley, gatekeeper Ethel
Caldwell, lady assistant steward;
Josephine Carter, Ceres; Lucy
Jennings, Pomona; Edna Lovett,
Flora and Mary Iams, secretary.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-09-30
Two Cars Figure In
Morninu Collision

Only minor damage resulted
Wednesday morning when two
cars collided in Belle Valley, ac-
eording to Sheriff Donald Con-
away.
Deputy Sheriff Art Taylor
said car operated by Walter
Hartman of Caldwell route 6,
rammed into the rear of an auto
driven by Earl M. Brown of Ava
route /.
Taylor said that no one was
injured and no citation was
issued.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-09-30

year which surpaSses by a wide
margin the 6,964,218 dispatched
to Ohioans during 1853.
Gebbart said the 1854 output
brings to 23,612,000 the number
of trees distributed from the
state nurseries in the past five
years, which ranks Ohio we'll up
with the leaders in the distribu-
ton of trees from state operated
nurseries.
The production and distribu-
ton of trees for reforestation
from the states three nurseries
has made tremendous strides
since the formation of Ohio's
Department of Natural Resour-
ces in l949.
In the spring of 1850, some
3,664,083 trees were distributed
from the state nurseries. Just
four years later, the number
distributed has reached nearly
four times that figure.
In explaining the tremendous
increase in production. in such
a short time, Gebbart cites three
main reasons: the addition of
the GAINESVILLE nursery, which
was acquired last year from the
u. S. Soil Conservation Service,
the use Of prison labor at the
nurseries and the establishment
of the central point delivery
system. All of which were esta-
blished within the past five
years.
The first Honor Prison Labor
Camp was established at the
Marietta nursery in late 1949.
A second was put into operation
at the Green Springs nursery in
1850 and it is hoped that third
can be established at the Zanes-
vile nursery in the near future.
Gebbart reports that since the
operation of prison labor at the
nurseries began, total of 49,
354 man hours have been receiv-
ed from the Prison labor which
has been greatly responsible for
the huge increase in production.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-09-30
Watson flegeEOrds 10
Be Entered In Show

The Watson polled Herefords
at Byesville, formerly of the
Mt. Ephraim community, have
been consigned to the 1854
National Polled Hereford show
and sale, Nov. l, 2 and 3 at Co
lumbus.
The sale is expected to be the
largest in the 33-year history of
the annual fall classic.
A record number of rs breed
ers over the nation are entering
cattle. A total of 378 top quality
Polled Herefords have been
entered in the 1854 national
show and the national sale on
Nov. features a consignment of
l23 of these animals.
Harry Watson of Mt. Ephraim,
is the owner of the Watson farm,
now located near Byesville on
Route 81.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-09-30
BROWNIES MEET

Regular meeting of Troop No.
2, Florence, Brownies was held
Tuesday evening at Miners hall.
Mrs. Anna Lichwarschik, troop
leader, was in charge. She show
ed interesting movies of scenes
from North Africa, Georgia and
Florida, which her brother had
taken. There were IA members
present and five guests.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-09-30

NEVER put water on a greas,
' fire as water aggravates tn,
fire. if such a fire should occur
sprinkle the fire generously with
baking soda or salt.
When you buy a crater, CHECK
carefully to buy the type which
promotes safety. This depends
upon the way in which holes are
made: punched holes are rough,
blurred and likely to tear the
users fingers while drilled holes
are smooth, sharp and easy to
clean.
Insecticides, disinfectants and
preparations for cleaning clogged
drains are poisonous and some
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1954-09-30
INJURED IN FALL

Mrs. Leota Window of Sharon,
fell at her home Saturday even
ing and suffered a possible frac-
tured hip. She was removed on
Sunday morning in the Murphy
ambulance to Guernsey Me-
mortal hospital, Cambridge, for
treatment and x-ray examina-
ton.