davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-02-13

tire is now being dereIobed that should
be ar0il0bIe 10 the American motorist
in three or four years?
Tires that will wear for 100000
miles and can be bought in colors to
match the car.
-B.W.D., Los Angeles
Peppers =. HOW do annual retail
sales Of popcorn 'sOsO compare with
the figure a decade ago?
Sales now total about $375 mil
lion. A decade ago it was about 500
million.
Mrs. M. J.K., Bat0vio, N. Y.
MULE TRAINS :. What may ve1y
soon replace the famous mules that
take tourists and freight into the Grand
Canyon?
A helicopter, which can make the
trip in 20 minutes - mule trains
take hours.
-L.F.P., Falmouth, Mass.
CONDUCTED '' " K..,
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answer used in this column. Questions are
based on current news and clipping of news
source must accompany answer Address:
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Ave. New York IL. NY. Unaccepted contri-
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Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-24
Interpreting News
by J. M. Roberts A. P. News Analyst

The exchange of notes be- tween West Germany and Rus sia and other preliminary re- ports on chancellor Adenau- CTS impending visit to Moscow suggest the meeting will be a pretty fair preview of what to expect at the foreign ministers conference in October.
 Russia replied with alacrity to Ade1auer's irlsistence that German reunification be made a cardinal point of discussion. It was natural that she should do so. since reuni6ication is the bait she is dangling in an at tempt to wean Bonn away from the North Atlantic pact.
 Adenauer, presumably for domestic political purposes, had demanded this discussion as something he was afraid he might not get. But every issue between him and the Soviet re- wolves around this point.
 Russia ignored another mat ter which is a vital domestic issue to the Germans, the re- turn of war prisoners. If the Rus sians follow the pattern of Gen eva and of the negotiations with the Chinese Communists for return of American pris- oners, this will be the point of concession with which they O. pen the Adenauer visit.
 At the opening of the Big Four meeting they announced their adherence to the Eisen- hower ms-for7peace pool. The Chinese opened with an-
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-24
CANCER CRUSADE DRIVE
TOTALS REVEALED

Results of the 1855 Cancer Crusade in the Sitka Mt. Edge cunlIbe area. which include col lections up to August 15, were announced today by B. D. Stew art, crusade chairman for the Sitl1a unit of the American Can cer Society.
 These results, with cornpar- able figures for 1854 in paren- thesis. are as follows:
 Mail appeal SAP .OO ($412-5O); radio marathon $26065 ($259.- POD, from coin boxes $4O.86 ($1O4.72); totals $743.51 ($776.- 42).
 It should be noted that l955 figures include contributions only as of August 15. while 1854 totals ran to Oct. l, 1854.
 The 1855 crusade is still in progress in this area and all contributions received prior to August 31 will be credited to this years quota. it has been announced by the divisional headquarters of the American Cancer Society in Juneau.
 The 1855 quota for the Sit ka unit was set at $1 900 and this goal may still be reached if those who have not already responded will send in their contributions without delay.
 Remember, |" Mir. Stewart said, 'cancer strikes one in five persons. Vital research and educational program un- dertaken by the American Can cer Society require large sums of money. Your help is urgently needed. Give gener- ously. Just address your con- tribution to Cancer, Sitka, AL aska.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-24
ALASKA COASTAL PLANE PASSENGER LIST
Arriving Tuesday:

Arriving Tuesday:
 Margaret A. Newell. Irene Kosbuck, Edna LeDuc, Pearl and Mark Knoll, D. Thomas, Frank Turner, Marie Peters Margaret Yvonne, Thomas n. Tresheway, E. Edwards, "A. Os- berg, Charles Fowler, Dr. and Mrs. Eric Stone, Edwin Hut brown, Q. s. WyLler, Elmer Gagnon and EStelle Vetier from Juneau.
 Leaving Tuesday:
 Marie Martin, Gen1rna Jos eph, Marcus Bell, Jessie Jim my, Jean Garter, Treva Jones, E. Cavanaugh, Carl Bloom quist, E. Brown, Martha Cush- ing, Sandy Watson, Mir. Dosser June Brown to Juneau.
 A. Dennard and Frances Dennard to Angoon.
 Mir. Crawford, MT. Carlson, Pete Haugen and Pete Will hans to Ketchikan
 MT. and Mrs. T. Jackson to Rake.
 WI. Bergamashi to Metlakat- la
 Don Jackson to Petersburg.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-24
Sitka's Home-O Owned Newspaper

nouncement of release of Il Am erican fliers whose imprison- ment had created great heat.
 The Russians may very we'll tell Adenauer first thing that steps are undar way to release the prisoners.
 The willingness of Russia to go on from there to discuss re- unification has produced no eel ebration in Germany. where it is realized that discussion is one timing and concrete progress another. The Bonn government is under no illusions about this and has been attempting to fore stall optimism, with resulting letdoWn, among the people. The Russians have made it very clear that the price of re- unification is disassociation of Germany from NATO and an An-European security pact to replace it. This is a price nei- ther the Germans, nor the Al lies who still control German relations with Russia. are will ing to pay.
 By inviting Adenauer to Mos COW the communists are, of course trying to play the same game they did with Austria. In that case they offered Austria a settlement which was grasp ed as a drowning man clutches at straws, and the Allies would
 have had to agree whether they
 wanted to or not. They did a. gree to some things they didn' t like.
 There is no fear among the Allies that Adenauer will per
 init himself to be maneuyered into any position which would call for their yetos In the mean time. they will be getting in-
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-24
FORMER SITKAN
 VISITS BIRTHPLACE

Dr. and Mrs. Eric Stone of Boston, Massachusetts, who came to Alaska aboard the Prince George enroute from Vancouver, B. c. to Skagway, flew to Sitka yesterday to wis it his birthplace.
 He is the son of Dr. Eugene Stone, who was the U. $. Navy doctor aboard the vessel Pin ta," which was stationed in Sitka from 1890 until 1892. Dr. Eric Stone left Sitka at the age of eight months and this was his first visit to his former home.
 Both Dr. Stone and his wife were schoolmates of Sheldon Jackson Brady, who visited here in August of 1853.
 Overnight visitors here, they fly to Skagwa[y today to board the Prince George for the return trip south. During their stay they visited on the SLUG campus and last evening were guests at dinner at the home of MT. and Mrs. George Beacon.
 pr. Stone, who is now with the Veterans Administration in Boston, is on a two-months leave. Both were greatly inn pressed with their Alaska va cation.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-24
MT. EDGECUMBE
 HOSPITAL ROSTER

Florence Eddy of Sitha, John Mroz and Arthur Littlefield of Mt. Edgecurnbe and Nelcolie Charliaga of Karluk were ad- mitted Monday to Mt Edge cumbe hospital.
 Discharged were David Ketch and Rosanne Gillian to Mt. Ed gecumbe, Robert James to the boys dorm and Jensen Tutia- koff to Sitka.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-24
In and Around Sitku :
DAUGHTER BORN MONDAY TO FRANCIS EDDY'S

A daughter, as yet unnamed, who weighed seven pounds, one half ounce, was born at 9:32 p. m. Monday at Mt. Edgecumlbe hospital to MT. and Mrs. Fran cis Edward Eddy of Sitha.
 She is their fourth child and joins one brother and two sis ters.
 MT. Eddy is a sawnnill work er, presently unemployed.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-24
Cost of Iivinq Up
 again in July

WASHINGTON (4o) The gov ernment reported Tuesday the nations living costs rose in July for the second straight month.
 Seasonal higher prices for food and most types of servic- es raised the consumers price index three-tenths of one per cent, an increase sufficient to provide a penny an hour pay raise for about 650.000 work CTS of the General Motors and Ford Motor companies. They have labor contracts gearing wage rates to changes in the governments index.
 Labor contracts covering at least 100000 additional work CTS in auto, aircraft, farm e- quIpment. and trucking indust- rles also tie pay scales to the July index but it could not be determined whether in all cases these workers. too, would get the once cent raise.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-24
MRS. JOHN CUSHING TO VALDEZ

Mrs. John Cushing of the Sitka-Kodiak Telephone Co.,, left yesterday fby plane for Valdez where she will attend the annual convention of the Alaska Telephone Association, She is secretary of the group.
 From there she will fly to Kodiak to remain for some time on business.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-24
MRS. MONA ADAMSON LEAVES TODAY

Mrs Mona .Adarmson, moth CT of Mrs. Elvin Rottluff, left today by plane for Seward to resume her position at the Jes- sic Lee Methodist Home there.
 She has been visiting her daughter since the early part of the month, while on vaca- tion.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-24
MRS. I. KNOLL, SON,
 HOME YESTERDAY

Mrs. l. Knoll and son, Mark, returned home yesterday by plane from New York, where they spent most of the summer months visiting relatives.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-08-24
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formation about Russian atti- tudes which can help them with their homework before the for eIgn ministers meet.
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PENICILIN | ASPIRIN

Pokusi u Siracusi pokazali
su, da penicilin u lijecenju
hunjavice ne pokazuje efikas-
nije rezultate cd obicnog a..
spirina. Pokusi su Sc vrsili
mad 5000 studenata, koji su
sc, kao oboljeli cd hunjavice,
prijavili tamosnjoj sveucilis-
moi bolnici. Jedan dio stu
denata lijecio Sc aspirinom /
drugim lijekovima protiv gri-
pc, a samo jedna trecina cd
njih dobivala je penicilin. l.
spostavilo Sc, da STUDENT, lije-
ceni penicilinom, nisu nista
brze ozdravili cd ostalih. Pc
nicilin, dakle, nena efikasni-
jeg ucinka ma virus hunja-
vice,
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Rezelva krvnih arteriia

cudno zvuci tai naslov, ali
doista. je tako. Ucenjacima je
konacno uspjelo da tako vaz-
ne lille, kao sto su arterije,
imaju uvijek u rezervi, da
mogu, u hitnim slucajevima
priskociti u pomoc. Cd uni
rucih ljudi uzimaju Sc jos Ii
vuei dijelovi glavne zile kuca-
vice, u raznim duzinama. Sta
We sc odmah ma tzv. "suhi
snijeg", suse, sterliziraju, "a
mrznu ma veoma niskoj tenn
peraturi i stave u bezracne
sudove. Ii sudovi Sc deponi-
raju U "skladistu" pod odre-
djenom signaturom. Mnogima
&c, kad bude zatrebalo, time
biti spaseni zivoti.
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meme kakva maenkost il hrvatske povijest onda Sc
cesto zbegava hrvatsko me. Tako PRIMER broju
kolovoz august 1852 Matca donos Gep prikaz Snjske
Alike ali niiednom rjec spomnje da je to hrvatska
viteska gra Bio je Hrvatskoj razumije se senjskih
uskoka ckih hajduka udbinskh dizdara kiskih vtezo
ali e to dio rvatske poyiest preko toga da
netreba Sc nesmije mucke prelazit Ov b napome
mog dobro zabljezt sv Hrvai, pa vlasti Zagrebu
toj stoj Matici primjetismo oglas jedne firme u
Zagrebu. Frma "Jugoton", oglas glasi ovako
"Gramofonske ploce nanovih snmaka: Damanskih, Sla
vonskih Srpskh, Slovenskh, Makedonskh Bosanskh dr
9Th narodnih pjesama kola. :" Ne malo cudnovato
da frma sred zagreba iii bar ogasuje hrvat
ske pjesme Zar mozda drugih znac hrvatskh? Kad
rekosmo da frma oglasuje hrvatskh pjesama mozda
je to preerano jer damatnske slavonske pesme su hr
vatske pjesme, ali zasto iii oglasvat pod pokrajnsm e
nom, koe onako pomalo umire, kad naziv hrvats obu
hvata Nije poznafo da je kada iko, sicnin
ogasma zatao slovensko e pa ogasivao slovenske pie
kao kranjske, stajerske korske iii srpske kao sa
backe ucke, iii beogradske Kad &c vec jednom poce
jednakom mjerom mjert, kad &c Sc Hrvat vec jednom
ugledat svoe neposredne susede Slovence Srbe ao
nece nikoga drugoga presati naglasava pokranska
mena stetu hrvatstva Hrvatske?
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UCENJAK | VELIKI NAR0DNI UCITEU
0K0NYENCIJI | zAJEDNICI HRVATA

DR.. Antun Radio velik prijatelj hrvatskih seljaka
radnka prvi pofeo javno zanimati Avotu amerckh
Hrvata. JOS pred so godna wise godna je poceo po
svecivati paznu hrvatskm seljenicima America nji-
topic pse misli.
U "Domu" opisuje konvencju Narodne Hrvat-
ske Zaednce godne 1902 Tai njegov clanak posao
gosp Rudolf Petek il Argentine, cemu srdacno
zahvalujemo pax tai naps ovdje dosovno donosmo
se catee da upoznau svoje prijaeelje skoovane ude
razliku cd "pokvarene gospode'.
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te II, Ola vam kaZem po du-
81? - Prva mi je misao bla
ova: Takav &c biti cd prilike
hrvatski sabor, - kad jedan
put narod dodje do rieci. ~.
A imao sam i zasto ovako
misliti. Tu su yam Hrvati bas
IL svih hrvatskih krajeva:
odmah i'll poznate po prez-
imenu. Tu vam je Novosel
Tusek, Mustafa i Starcevic,
Grbin Bozic, Kosovac Paw
lovie, zalac ! Rataic, spehar !
stiglic. Izmedju dviesta prez-
imena samo tri tudjinska! Tu
81 barem siguran, da nema
zidova. Sve prava hrvat-
ska krv, mas rod. Pa da nije
nista drugo, vet je to troje
dosta, da u zrak skocis cd
veselja: Hrvati IL svih kraje-
va, sve nasi ljudi i bez Il
dova! To su valjda u novije
doba prvi hrvatski novel ma
kupu, gdje zidov nema po.
sla, - i prvi veliki sabor be-
njemackoga mudrijasa mad
sobom i bez tudjinskog pazi-
telja! Pa ipak Sc vieca / raz-
pravlja sedan dana - sve
liepo / u redu. I onda neka
dodje njetko | kaze, da Hr.
vati ne mogu nista bez tn.
djinca!
! Kad covjek 'znade, koliko
ina u zagrebackom saboru
zastupnika, koji su sve sko.
lie svrsili, a nikad nj usta ne
otvore, pa onda cita, kako 81
i sto su u ovom americkom
"saboru" govorili nasi nesko.
1ani radnici, - morao bi sc
u cudu pitati: Kako je to? -
Ali to nije nikakovo Guido
Owl nasi ljudi u America raz.
pravljali su, viecali su i do.
govarali su sc o svojim po.
trebama: sve, sto oni tn Cd.
luce, tice Sc | njihove koze
Kad bi ovako bio | u gospod'
skin saborih, ne bi nj zadnj
zastupnik bio u neprilici, Ste
&c govoriti, a mnogi ne b
bio u sto muka, kad Sc mo-
ra pripravljau "a "govor", -
samo zato, da mu sc ne re.
&c, da je sutio. - Ali ostavi'
mo to. Dugo &c jos protect
dok narod bude ina svoj sa'
Dor.
Ali ina jos njesto, ! te
njesto krasno, sto vidimo kot
owe nase brace u America
Premda su to velikom veti'
nom radnici, "a koje bi tko'
god mislio, da i'm je samo DE-
komada kruha, - oni u da
lekom svietu ne zaboravljaj, ],
ma cieli svoj narod, pa Sc We
sele ponose, sto imadu ova
kovu zajednicu, jer je to Cast
i cielomu nasemu narodu; We
sele Sc, sto su ma Cast | Gle
lone nasemu narodu; veselt
Sc. sto su svomu narodu ne
diku, a ne ma sramotu. AL
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n. svibnja 1855.

osim toga JOS je njesto vried-
no spomenuti: Svi owl ljudi
osjetaju, da Sc nasemu ma
rodu u domovini cini krivo,
t. j. svi su oni tamo "opozi-
cijonalci". To je vrlo poucno,
kad bi sc tko po tom htio u
citi. A mogli hi Sc nauciti o.
nj, koji kod mas govore pi-
su, da je narod "a njihovu
politiku. Gledajte, citajte, "a
koga je tamo, - gdje Sc ne
ma bojati "a slobodnu rice. :.
Iii zar sc samo "opozicijonal-
ci" sele u Ameriku? Ali
sve sc to made j kod mas,
nego sc samo onako pise. >.
Napokon cemo jos dvoje
samo spomenuti "a nasu "a
jednicu u America.
Prvo je ovo: Cd nedavna
bilo je u americkim hrvat-
skim novinama mnogo vike
ma tn zajednicu, t. j. ma lju-
de, koji ju vode; bilo je stras-
nih psovaka, pogrda i t. d.
njekoji su pace ma svu silu
htjeli raztepsti ovu zajednicu
/ osnovati novu. Tko je tu bio
kriv, iii sto je tomu bilo kri-
vo, mi ovdje ne mozemo pra-
vo prosuditi. Svakako Sc mo-
ra spomenuti, da su proti Ia
jednici najvise pisala - sko-
lana gospoda, koja su Sc ia
mo doselila, a onda ma zalost
/ njekoji svecenici. Mora Sc
reci to da vikaci "a sve We
like psovke pogrde nisu nj
spominjali nikakvih osobitih
razloga, nego su Sc sluzili O.
MIN istim razlozima, radi ko-
jih Sc gospoda | kod mas sva-
djaju, t. ]. da su ljudi u Ia
jednici njekakvi prijatelji Sr-
balja, da su novine zajedni-
Cine (zovu sc "Napredak")
bile njegda "srbske' novine,
da zajednicu vode "bezvjer-
ci" i t. d. Spominjale SUI Sc i
njekakve prievare novcima,
ali Sc ma skupstini pred svi-
ma dokazalo, da su racuni u
redu, pa Sc je, hvala Bogu,
sve / primirilo poslie velike
onake buke sramote po no.
vinah prilieno dobro svrsilo.
A da Sc je nasla / kakva po-
greska, - pa bas i grieh, =
Ear je cato trebalo raztepsti
cielu zajednicu?!
Drugo, sto nam je kratko
reci, to je ovo: Tko vec mo-
ra hote da ide u Ameriku,
l. prva mu briga neka bude,
da Sc upise u "Narodnu hr-
vatsku zajednicu".
("DOM", God. 1908.
Broj ~
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PNi delegat odsjeka
617 bran jednoqlasno

Prema vijesti il Wellanda
u Kanadi, ma sjednici odsje-
ka broj GIT, 1. maja nomini-
ran Je j bran bez opozicije
"a delegate devete konvencije
odsjecni perovodja, brat Jo-
sip Barkovic. On je time BIZ
ran prvi "a delegate konven-
CHE jednoglasno. - Cestita-
mo! - Ur.
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Sabor ameriCkih Hrvafa
DIR. Antun Radio

Ovih dana dobio je Dom"
IL Amerike "Zapisnik sedme
konvencije (skupstine) Ma
rodne Hrvatske Zajednice"
koja Sc je skupstina obdrza-
vala cd 20. rujna do Z. listo-
pada 1902. god. u gradu AL
legheny, a u drzavi Pennsyl-
vaniji. Procitao sam ga ma
dusak, i ne mogu drugacije,
nego da "Domovim" citaoci-
ma kazem ne samo ono, sto
sam u tom zapisniku citao,
nego i ono, sto sam mislio.
Najprvo da vam kazem ko-
:ju 0 tom: sto je to Narodna
Hrvatska Zajednica (u krat-
ko Sc pise samo prvo slovo
svake rieci, t. j. N.H.Z.). To
je hrvatsko. drustvo u Ame-
rici, a. sastavljeno je ovako:
Skoro u svakom gradu anne
rickih Sjedinjenih Drzava j.
made jedno iii wise hrvatskih
druztava, a sva ova druztva
(ima i'll oko 200) slozena su
u jedno veliko druztvo, t. ].
zastupnici (delegati) svih O.
viii druztava sastaju Sc sva-
Ike druge godine i izabiru "a
jednicke castnike (predsjed-
nika, tajnika t. d. i plaza
ju prinose u zajednicku bla-
gajnu, IL koje opet dobivaju
podpore, odstete i t. d. To je
ia americka N.H.Z. A .svrha
je iii zadaca toj zajednici, da
pomogne swim clanovima u
bolesti i nesreci, tie da poslie
smrti svoga flana izplati zeni
iii djeci njegovoj osmrtninu
(oko 5000 Kruna). Povrh to-
ga bio je bas ma ovoj po-
sljednoj skupstini govora i G
tom, kako bi zajednica sa'
gradila svoju bolnicu, nemoc'
nicu i sirotiste. A uza sve
svoje potrebe nisu nasa bra
ca u America ,zaboravila nj
ma dom svoj, pa su znatnu
svotu krvavo zasluzenih no.
vaca odredili "a pomoc oni.
ma u domovini ovdje, koji sc
bore "a narodno dobro. Svih
clanova ina zajednica prekc
$4,000. U posljedne dvije 60
dine izplatila je zajednica svo.
Jim clanovima oko $4,000
K, a gotovine je imala koj
dan pred skupstinu oko 200
900 Kruna (dviesta tisuca).
To vam je u kratko ia Ma
rodna Hrvatska Zajednica |
America.
Zapisnik o posliednoj skup'
stini - to vam je ciela knji
ga cd preko 100 strana. Mic
Guido: drzalo Sc petnaest sled
MICA, i to prize poslie podne
a bio je tn do dviesta "a
stupnika (delegata) IL razniF
americkih gradova.
Rekao sam vam, da SAN
zapisnik procitao ma dusak
pa da Gu YAM kazati, Ste
sam mislio citajuci to. Hoce
|
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Matica Ise|jenika Hrvafske

U zagrebu izlaz Matica, list Iseljenka Hrvatske'
|u Beogradu Srbja, Zbornk Iseenika Povratnka N R.
Srbje". Ear razika nasovu govori mnogo gas-
no? Mi nemamo nsta prot toga da tai list Beogradu
zove Srba, ali zasto onda istovetan list Zagrebu
bi prozvao Hrvatska:
sto Sc sadrzaja tce, Srbja upravo vrv prikazma iz
bze danje srpske povijest dok Sc Mattel jedva spo-
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PravO / duznOsti

Najveta veza ljudske osjetajnosti, IL
van obiteljskog srodstva, treba da bude
ona sto ujedinjuje say radni narod svih
naroda, iezika, plemena
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MIR, ZDRAVLJE I SRECA uz zadovolj-
stvo, sretniji zivot i veselje neka pratt owe
move 1855 gOdine sve clanove Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice Hrvate Il Americi uopte,
naime saw syiiet dObre wolfe.
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Evo ga:
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-27
Wheeler Bible Class
Meets In Ramaue Home

Mrs. Carter Shafer and Mrs.
Gerald Ramage entertained the
Wheeler Bible class of the First
Baptist church last Tuesday
evening in the Ramage home on
West street.
Mrs. Harry Colley, president,
conducted the business session
at which time routine business
was transacted.
Mrs. Ed. Ickes had charge of
the devotional service and the
program.
Members present were Mrs.
Roy Wikander, Mrs. Harry Col
ley, Mrs. w. c. Wehr, Mrs. Len
Davis, Mrs. Charles Milligan,
Mrs. Ed. Ickes, Mrs. Henry Sim
onton, Mrs. Raymond Moore,
Mrs. Harold Brown, one guest,
Nancy Ramage, and the host
esseS.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-10-27
Dexter City W.S.C.S.
Holds Party Thursday

The W.S.C.S. of the Dexter
City Methodist church held their
18th birthday party at the church
Thursday, October 20.
A beautiful birthday cake with
Is candles eentered the table.
The candles were lighted by the
past presidents of the organiza-
ton in an impressing ceremony.
Members of the W.S.C.S. of the
Mary Reed Memorial church and
former members of the Dexter
City W.S.C.S. were special guests
for the evening.
An interesting program on the
achievements of the organization
was presented with the presi-
dent, Grace Robinson, in charge.
Refreshments were served
during the social hour to the
following members and guests:
Josephine Sullivan, Carrie Dan
ford, Bertha Hayes, Mabel Misel,
Martha Warren, Melva Batten,
Myrtle Dillehay, Alice Thesis,
Elsie Chandler, Cora Lamp, Ger
aldine Martin, Mary w. Travis,
Virginia Doan, Norma Augen-
stein.
Irene Wilson, Mrs. Walter
Smith, Jennie Horton, Mary
Smith, Edith Mcfarland, Rosa
lee Boone, Cora Rucker, Helen
Ogle, Nola Clymer, Clara Nose
ley, Josephine Blake, Blanch
Long, Sara Warren, Bernice
Webber, Grace Robinson, lla
Clymer, Edna Vaughn, Nancy
Clymer and Joan Warren.