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Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30


Delaware grown cantalOupes
are being sG4a at Bfidgeville.
ct the railroad station. The
prices are ranging from s100
to $3.50 per crate.
aea
The Cannon Crate and Bas-
ket Factory is running fun
time. and Is still unable 10
supply the demand for canta-
loupe carriers.
ese
In a one-sided game Of base
ball at the Bridgeville grounds
last Saturday. Bridgeville de-
feated the Nanticoke team BY
the score Of II to /. Bridge
vile played with the visitors
the entire game.
eea
Governor Charles r. Miller
and wife sailed for Europe last
Tuesday. and win be absent
from home for six weeks. The
Governor took this opportun-
ity for a vacation so as to be
ready for the activities Of the
fall campaign.
zoe
The people Of Greenwood are
Just reviving after the great
calamity Of last week, when
the entire business part Of the
town was destroyed by fire. A
few Of the owners Of houses
destroyed will not rebuild, but
viii sell their land to others
and move to the suburbs Of
Greenwood.
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30

Apples sold jim the Milton
market on Tuesday for around
$3.50 per bushel, cucumbers
Tiss5- sss..ling as low at 60c per
basket
James H. Deputy and Paul
Skewis have returned to their
respective homes. after spend
ing seven weeks at Platts-
hurg's R. 0. T. C. Camp, New
York.
II. w. Pearson has gone to
Michigan for two weeks where
he win pacA some berries. Mr..
Pearson Is head manager Of
the New York Canning Com
pany Of Greenwood.
aea
Edgar L. Warrington has
been appointed postmaster at
Midway, Sussex County, to I'LL
the vacancy caused by the
death Of Mary E. Warrington
Midway is a fourth-class Office,
near Isewes.
soe
The bOatmen who carry peo-
pie from Slaughter Beach to
the coral beds. report large
catches Of trout and hard
heads. Some very large trout
were caught during the past
week.
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30

ing Preston Niblett's car 4-D and
trying for a repeat after taking the
feature last Friday. Martin will be
plotting Melvin Josephs Car 49
with a brand new motor in hopes Of
improving his chances in the main
event Martin won the heat race
last week. but ran into misfortune
In the feature when five cars piled
up in front of the granistgnd.
Wilmington's Bib Hill, the pres
ent leader in Delaware in the
NASCAR standings, viii be trying
to increase that lead this Friday.
Bob ran into trouble last week
when he and two others got togeth-
er on the second turn and ended up
over the rank.
It is expected that Johnny Rob-
erts of Baltimore will be on hand
for the starters flag but no denite
arrangements have becn made at
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30


Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Evans
and children OF Chicago, H.,
are spending some time in
Lewes with his mother, Mrs.
Mary R. Evans on Second
street.
Despite special precautions
that were taken to insure the
safe return Of his prize win
ming COW from the Kent and
Sussex County Fair at Harring-
ton, the animal owned by VinaI
Kirby. All Club boy Of near
Milford. the animal slipped and
fell as it was being removed
from a truck. Monday. and suf-
fered a broken leg. It was
necessary to kill the animal
following the accident.
The Maryland Delaware
Stages, of Selbyville, Della
ware, have inaugurated
schedule now from Philadel-
phia to Bethany Beach. There
are two buses south and two
north each day. The fares are
very moderate. The company
is applying for a franchise
from the Interstate Commerce
Commission to operate the line
from Dover TO Pocomoke City.
Md. J. 9. Carey, Of Selbyville.
is president Of the organiza-
ton.
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30
Thirty Years Ago.

aiken from August I, 1924 Issu,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Shaw
Of Penns Grove, n. j., are the
guests Of Harrington relatives
this week. Mr.. Shaw is con-
nected with the Liberty Band.
Whie0 has a weeks engage
ment at the Kent and Sussex
Fair.
Mr.. and Atgs. Alex Wilkins
and daughter. Marie. Of Linz
coin City have mOtored TO
Frankfort, Michigan, for
months gtay with Mrs. wiki
ms brother and sister whom
she has not seen for SO years.
While enroute they win visit
all points Of interest
Mr.. and Mrs Owen r. Dep
uty announce the marriage Of
their daughter. Hilda May to
Archibald Reed Mills. youngest
son Of Mrs. Mary p. Mills, Of
Cedar Neck. The young couple
surprised their friends BY be-
ing quietly married on Satur-
day morning, July IS. 1924, in
Elkton, Md. By Rev. Ernest D.
Weaver, pastor of the hL E.
Church Of that place. After q
short honeymoon. they viii live
II Milford where the groom is
enged in business.
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30

Ensign Walter B. Stokes. son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Everett 3.
Stokes. Of Millsboro, is pur-
suing an extra course in MARI
time service at Boston, Mass.
soc
Friends Of Sergeant Joe
Grif1th will be glad to know
that his parents have received
word from him that he is
somewhere in France. This
was the first they had heard
in five weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Stidham on
Monday bought the residence
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
Holzmueller and at some fu-
ture time will make It her
home. Miss Stidham has al
ready been assured OF her
welcome when she does make
her home on Lakeview avenue.
zee
Lieutenant Doris Britting-
ham. daughter, Of Mrs. Nj 6.
Birmingham, Of Delmar. and a
classmate, Lieutenant Emily
Nickerson, Of Wilmington.
have been IN Normandy since
D-Day. The two were gradu-
ated together in 1941 from the
Wilmington General Hospital
Sckeol Of Nursing, Ntlznlngton,
and were commissionNdIin In Feb
ruary, 1912
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30

Breeze Rehobolh on Wednes
morning
Mrs Clayton M Dukes iss
Kathleen Dohson. ans Eddie Carey
spent a part 0f last week d Vile
mlneton and Philadelphia
Nr and Mrs Millard Monroe
have as their guests at their cot
taeie ID Oak Orchard Mss Monroe's
mother from Savannah, Ca and
her sister Mrs. F n WilseF. and
children from Norfolk Va
MILFORD DOLLAR DAYS FRI
day and Saturday. August aud 3
Stores open both evenings anti g.
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30
The Past IN Review
News AS Il Was Reported In The Chronicle
E orty Years Ago.
akeR from Jnly 81. 1914 Issue

'ahen from July 81. 1914 Issue
Miss sara Curtis Watson.
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Robert <. watson. Of North
Front street. AID James II
stanton son Of the late DR.
James g. stanton, Of North
Walnut street Milford. Della
ware. went % Elkton, Mary
land. last week where they
were married. They have since
gone TO Detroit. Michigan,
where they win probably re-
side
william A. Webb, manNger
Of the Milford Garage and hlS>
pair Company. last week sold
the last cf bis allotment Of
Overland cars for 1914. In all,
Mr.. Webb has sold this sea-
son sorty new Overlands. and
S number Cf second-handed au-
4OmoDlle8. lie IS g MUSTER ana
has been pushing his line Of
cars al summer
1pa
The new building erected by
the United Catholic Societies,
for the Hope Farm Tubercul0-
sis Sanltarium near Whining
ton, was formally turned over
TO the Tuberculosis Com
mission this week hi she pres
ence Of several hundred per-
sons. It was presented by John
S. Rossell and accepted by
President Of Council William
T. White. Governor Miller and
others spoke.
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30
f anlnx f llin

a 8ey cotton dusteF capH tied
on your broom makes Il easy 60
clean high ceilings and capboards.
4 so5t yarn toplsnot' absorbs dust
and cobwebs and is easy 70 wash
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30

During the lifetime Of President.
Thomas JEFFERSON. three other
Presidents were frequent guests at
Monticello. his home-John Adams.
James Madison and James Mon
roe.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04

.rc~ Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
W Hay mabel Reaper), Rt.
Y 3, are parents of a son,
weighing 8 lbs., a o., born at Ma
gruder hospital Thursday, May 81.
-
Mr. and Mrs. John Jennings of
Toledo were week end guests of
county treasurer Dewey Cullenen
at his cottage.
-.-.-
Peg Vargo and Gilmore Migala
spent the weekend at Miami Uni
versity, Oxford, with Joan Vargo
who returned home with them for
summer vacation.
-:-.-
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04

.--- Mr.. and Mrs. James
S johnson, 222h E. Fifth
Street, are parents of an
8 lbs, 14A OF. daughter born at
Magruder hospital Tuesday, June
First.
Taken i'll while here for a week
end visit with her son, Sheriff
Merlan Budd, Mrs. William Budd
of Lake George, Mich, formerly
of Port Clinton, underwent an
emergency gall bladder operation
Wednesday at Magruder hospital.
Her condition is fair.
-
Leapoldo Villarreal, 25, Castalia,
fell at the u. S. Gypsum mine
early Wednesday. Brought to Ma
gruder hospital in the Gerner &
Wolf ambulance he was released
after x-rays showed no fractures.
Robert Yeager, seven, Route 2,
was given emergency treatment at
Magruder hospital after he fell
from bicycle, lacerating his leg
and knee.
Robert Hetrick, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Hetrick, arrived home
Wednesday from Camp Carson,
Colo, after receiving an honorable
discharge from service. Lee Het-
rick, who attends Bowling Green,
is home for a short stay before
returning June IA for summer
school.
~-c Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
- Huddleston are parents of
- an 8 lb., 5A OF. daughter,
Sandra Louise, born May 20 at
Pensacola, Fla, where Mr.. Hud-
dleston, u. S. Navy, is stationed.
Mrs. Huddleston is the former
Beverly Schnee, of Milan whose
mother was formerly Clara Warn
ke of Port Clinton.
-.-.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hetrick at
tended Oak Harbor commencement
exercises Wednesday night to see
niece and nephew graduate. Mrs.
Irwin Burton, Frmont, Mrs. Het.
rick's sister, has returned home
after a weeks visit here.
orchestra st hammers Inn every
Saturday Night. 1874
Harold Osborne, Walnut Street
PC. Mfg. Co. employee, is getting
along satisfactorily at his home
after suffering an attack of cardiac
exhaustion last Friday night. Two
weeks of rest at home were ad
vised.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04
liA!&,,t'0CALS

Mrs. Clarence Dracka and Mrs.
John Zetzer flew to Ell Paso, Texas
last Saturday, for several days
visit with Mrs. John Zetzer, Jr.
and children. They planned to
visit Mexico before flying back
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Kreutzfeld,
Hayes Avenue, had as their Me-
mortal Day weekend guests Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Kreutzfeld and
children of Lakewood, Mrs. J. M.
Schroeder of Lansing, Mich, and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gill of
WhitehouSe.
~>.r A son, weighing 8 lbs,
M 4 o., was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Beier
Esther Soule), Route 3, at Ma
gruder hospital Thursday, May n.
Mrs. Fannie Wahlers, Route 2
East, suffered fractured leg
Thursday when she fell from a
ladder while washing windows
Sanders ambulance took her to
Memorial hospital and later trans
ferred her to Toledo.
-.-.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith, Co
lumbus, were Memorial weekend
guests of her sister and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Stafford.
Bargains galore in our Anniver-
sary Sale. KARSHNER'S JEWEL.
RY. 17-li
Mrs. J. A. Evers spent the Me-
mortal weekend in Toledo with a
friend, Mrs. Myers, who has been
ill. She returned home Monday
but will go back to Toledo later
in the week.
,ux.y Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
@ Trick, Port Clinton, are
parents of a son born al
Providence hospital, Sandusky
Tuesday, June 1.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Morris anC
two children, Rockford, ILL.,, spen'
the Memorial Holidays here.
Solo Card Club members enter
tanned wives at a dinner party ir
club rooms of the Odd Fellow!
Temple, Friday evening.
Bargains galore in our Annivei
sary Sale. KARSHNER'S JEWEl
RY. 17.1
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04

TURKEY SUPPER, Thurs. June
18th; 4 TO = p.m.; Gypsum School
and Gypsum Church. BENEFIT
PORTAGE TWP. VOLUNTEER
FIREMEN. Adults $I.25; children
so cents. 17-2f
Ted Jadwisiak, 715 C street, is
recovering from a fracture of his
right arm which he suffered last
week while cranking tractor.
Lee PIMA, eight year old Rocky
Ridge pupil, was brought to Ma
gruder hospital for treatment
Tuesday after he fell from
swing at school, breaking his left
arm.
Mrs. Maude Maloy, Madison
street, is a patient at Magruder
hospital after breaking her left
arm last Friday. She was taken to
the hospital in the Neidecker am
bulance.
~0N Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
- Glasmyer, 728 C Street,
are parents of an 8 lb.,
IL OF. son born at Magruder hos
pital Friday, May %.
Lyle Jones, seven, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Quentin Jones of Route
8, fell while playing in make
believe airplane at his home Fri
day, and suffered fractured
right arm.
Norma Jane Taylor, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Taylor of
1914 E. Second street, and Jane
Danner, Toledo, returned Satur.
day from a two weeks tour of
Florida. Bo,h girls are employed
at Leo Marks Jewelry in Toledo.
Barbara Rhiel, six year old
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. James
Rhiel, is wearing her right arm
in a cast as the result of a fall
from sliding board at her home
Friday. The forearm was frac
tured.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04
A Memorial Day arrival

v~c A Memorial Day arrival
~ was the 5 lbs, 1919 OF.
= daughter born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Snyder, IL Com
munity Loop, at Magruder hospital
Sunday, May 30.
-.-.-
New patients at Magruder hos
pital Thursday were Norval Berg
man, Route 1, surgical; and Mrs.
Dallas Colvin, Route 2, medical.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04

Daniel Arebaugh, 2t4 Fulton
st, suffered decorations of the
right thigh Friday while whiting
an airplane. He was treated at Ma
gruder hospital.
Melvin Bier Jr., three, Marble
head, was treated at Magruder
hospital Tuesday for laceration
of his right thumb.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04

June 5fh. S Pm TO 9 Pm weekdays
and II noon TO 9 PM on Sundays.
17-1t
C. L. Rockwell, 80, 5141a Madi-
son street, was given treatment at
Magruder hospital this week for
decorations of the third and
fourth fingers of his right hand,
suffered while working at the
Englebeck Abattoir.
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-v A daughter, weighing
- z lbs, 1h or. was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Aloysius
Carlson, Marblehead, at Magruder
hospital Saturday, May %.
Mrs. Floyd Druckenmiller, Lart
rel avenue, is suffering with a
fracture of her right arm, sustain
ed recently in a fall at her home.
SAYLORS will be open starting
June 5th. S Pm to 9 Pm weekdays
and II noon to 9 Pm on Sundays
17-1i
Paul Anderson, Fremont, for
mer Port Clintonite, suffered lac
erations of the left hand while
assisting in ice delivery at the
Anderson Ice Co. Monday. He was
treated at the hospital.
Bargains galore in our Anniver
sary Sale. KARSHNER'S JEWEL
RY. I'LL
Carl Cox, 35, employed at tht
Hayward Corp. in Oak Harbor
was treated at Magruder hospita
last Thursday for a fractured
arm, sustained while at work.
~I A son, weighing 8 lbs.
- 3 o., was born to Mr.. ant
= Mrs. Howard Seymour
Route 3, at Magruder hospital Sat
urday, May %.
-:-:-
Gary Stevenson, 13, son of MI
and Mrs. Charles Stevenson o
Route 2, found that wearing cut
out shoe as the result of recen
surgery on a toe had an unhapp
consequence Friday. Gary dror
ped five gallon pail on the e,
posed sore toe, and had to go t
Magruder hospital for treatmen
-:-:-
Orchestra at hammers Inn ever
Saturday Night. l3-i
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04
ACHING MUSCLES

Relieve pains Of tired, sore, aching mus
eles with sTAk6Ack, tablets or powders
STAN6Ack acts fast to bring eon,fortino
relief. because the STAN6Ack formula
combines several prescription type in.
gradients for fast relief Of pain.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04

Joe Edwards, Route J., went to
Magruder hospital Saturday for
the removal of foreign body in
his left eye.
-
Atty. John Morton will speak
on evils" at meeting of Trim
ity Methodist church Young
Adults class next Monday night at
the church.
-.-:-
Freeman Meachen, Lakeside,
sustained fracture of the right
leg near the hip Monday when he
jumped from a ladder as it start
ed to fall. The Neidecker-Eberle.
LeVeck ambulance brought him
to Magruder hospital, and later
transferred him to St. Charles
hospital in Toledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04


Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pulschen,
Calvin Deepen, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard c. Smith and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Smith and Shirley
we're at Bascom to attend gradua-
ton services of their niece and
cousin, Marilyn Jean Walter,
Thursday. A talented musician,
Miss Walter received $25 award
for her many activities. A recep-
ton for 100 guests was held at
the home of her PARENTS, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlyle Walter. Marifyn win
enter nurses training at Toledo
this fall.
Rev. and Mrs. L. D. Reynolds,
Burgoon, were Port Clinton visit
ors Monday. He was a former pas
tor Of the Evangelical United
Brethren church here.
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DR.. and Mrs. Carl J. Yeisley and
Miss Ida Logue left Wednesday to
return to their home at R2kerS-
field, California, after spending
the past months here visiting
friends and relatives.
-:-:-
John Jack, who is a member of
a lake freighter crew, spent the
latter part of last week at his
home here. {,
Large truck loads Of good TOP
SOIL. KIingbeils. Ph. 3941.
-:-.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Quisno have
returned after touring western
states, including number OF
stops in California. The auto trip
covered about 10000 miles.
-
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carpenter and
two sons, Cuyahoga Falls, were
guests of Port Clinton friends ovel
the weekend. Mr.. Carpenter was {
former employe of the Ohio Pub
lie Service Company.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Haemel
Pittsburg, and Miss Mildred Walsh
Cleveland, relatives of Eugen,
Hearn, were guests at his hom'
Sunday and Monday.
| -:-:-
Kelly Dunn, president of th'
newly organized Port Clinton De
velopment Company and Atty
Adair WILDER, director of tn
company, presented the Kiwani
program Wednesday noon IN tn
Evangelical U B church hall. Lyl
Mayhem was in charge of the pre-
gram. Atty. John Morton was ;
warded the attendance prize.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04

-,~~0 Mr.. and Mrs. Cletus,
@ Axe, 352 E. Main ST., Oak
Harbor, are parents of
Z lbs, 61z OF. son born at Magrud-
er hospital Saturday, May 20.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04

sAYLoRS will be open starting
June 5fh. 5 Pm TO 9 Pm weekdays
and II noon TO 9 PM on Sundays.
17.1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04

Rev. and Mrs. l.. d. Reynolds,
Burgoon, were Port Clinton visit
ors Monday. He was former pas
tor Of the Evangelical United
Brethren church here.
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04

DR.. and Mrs. Carl J. Yeisley and
Miss Ida Logue left Wednesday to
return to their home at R2kers-
field, California, after spending
the past months here visiting
friends and relatives.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04

Robert Yeager, seven, Route 2,
was given emergency treatment at
Magruder hospital after he fell
from bicycle, lacerating his leg
and knee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-04

Orchestra at hammers Inn every
Saturday Night. Taft
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PLAIN TALK
CONTINUED from Page ~

thou also destroy the righteous
with the wicked? Peradventure
there be so righteous within the
city wilt thou also destroy and
not spare the place for the SO
righteous that are therein? It is
far from Thee to do after this
manner, to STAY the righteous with
the wicked. Shall not the Judge
of all do right?"
God was willing enough to save
Sodom altogether if only 50 of the
righteous were found in it. But
Abraham continued TO bargain
with the Lord: Maybe. he said.
there weren't exactly so. but only
As good people in Sodom. And
God replied: IF find there 40
and S. I will not destroy it,"
The bargaining went on: Sup
pose there were only 40 of the
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the evening in his tent. and along
comes a stranger out Of the desert.
Soon it would be night and the
stranger was hoping Abraham
would invite him into his tent for
the night: and Abraham did.
When he was about to retire,
the stranger knelt to render his
prayer unto the Lord for every
thing: For the day tn at h a d
brought him safely through the
desert under the hot sun; for the
night that had brought him to
Abraham's tent.
Abraham listened and observed
that the stranger wasn't praying
in the way he himself rendered
homage unto Jehovah. He seemed
to be praying to another God ALTO
gether and Abraham's wrath rose
against him. He drove him out of
his tent into the desert: "You
pray to God who is not my own
Jehovah. and. therefore you may
not rest in my tent. Get out!"
Then Abraham heard Gods
voice reproaching him: "Abra-
ham! Abraham! What have you
done? You have driven this man
from your tent because he does
not pray to me in the same words
you do. Oh, Abraham! I Myself
have sheltered this man and fed
him and have loved him all the
SO years of his life though he
kneels to another god. And you,
Abraham, can not tolerate him
even for one night in your tent.
Shame, Abraham!"
Abraham. grateful for the good
lesson God had given him. ran
after the stranger and brought
him back into his tent: and. dear
DR.. Caster. I'm not going to de-
class Abraham out Of my family
even if hiologicallY he wasn't a
father Of mine. He is really a
great. good papa TO have and to
keep. and long may he live.
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righteous in Sodom. or onlv 30
-. or 20. +. or, finally only1O
And God said: will not des-
troy it for tens sake"
Bull. as it turned out, there
weren't even ten of the virtuous
TO be found in Sodom. so there
was no bargain. and God smo.e
Sodom. Ever since-that is to say,
in my own time on earth-I have
thought of Abraham as one of the
most civilized Of fathers who. by
example. teaches his children to
be decent people in their judy
ment Of others. God and Abraham
thought pretty much alike and /
can't let DR.. Caster take this good
papa from me: even if it is true
that Abraham is no more than a
legend. Even if papa never lived.
he must keep on living among us
by our faith.
I know another story of Father
Abraham, quite apocryphal; that
is to say, it is not a story out OF
Scripture. It has to do with his
spiritual education toward being
the gentleman we all revere.
There was the day when Abra.
ham was relaxing in the cool Of
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Ha during the twelve months has become
activity Israeli with the assistance Of funds derived from the
State Israel Bond Issue increasing exports and sang its imports
favorable balance trade has about result
Of the increase plants Of
agricultural accelerated mineral and
development With the aid Israel Bond proceeds Israe trade deficit
S2662OOO 1888
decreased by $229OOOO while increased from
$96OOOO Under the impact Of as second Bond develop
State plans rapidly toward fuency