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Show THE RICH COUNTY REAPER, RANDOLPH, UTAH Settlement House Observes Golden Jubilee of Founding Founder Remains As Lone Director For Span E'VERY fellow is really two men what he is, and what he might be and youre'never absolutely sure which youre going to bury till hes dead. 1 Hiram House and George Bellamy have chalked up many firsts association. It was in their the first settlement in the world hav50-ye- ar 50-ye- ar ing To the people of Cleveland, Ohio, Hiram House is synonymous with good citizenship. For the past 50 years, Hiram House and its founder, George A. Bellamy, have labored to build for Cleveland the finest kind of Now the institution, which is supported by the Community Chest, is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its founding. This year also marks the golden anniversary of Bellamys connection with the institution. He has the distinction of being not only the founder but also the first and only director. , Bellamys philosophy was developed in the backwoods of Michigan, where he was born. In bringing his ideas and ideals to one of the countrys larger cities he became the first of his family to pioneer in a All previous large community. moves by his family had been back to the land. Founded in 1896. Clevelands first settlement house founded as such grew out of a chance remark made in 1896 in a Hiram college classroom. Bostons South End House was under discussion and . someone said, Why not a Hiram House for Cleveland? That someone was George Bellamy. A few months after his graduation he went to Cleveland and . GOOD CITIZEN . . . Just out of college, George Bellamy founded Hiram House in 1896. For half a century he has remained as the first and only director of the institution, known for its promotion of good citizenship in Cleveland. first day of operation. They came to learn how to be good Americans, for help in burying their dead, .marrying the living and counselling the wayward. Gradually, Hiram House began to build a reputation as a model settlement house, its founder and director a man with extraordinary vision. Foreign countries begai to send their representatives to the Cleveland settlement to study its program. More than 200 scientists interested themselves in Bellamys seven-poiprogram for the growth and development of the child. When, in 1906, Hiram House opened Progress City, a model community with its own boy judges, nt DATS WORK ...A game of checkers provides diversion for at Hiram House, young ' fry Clevelands settlement house. The program isn't all play, however . . . A opened his first settlement house at 143 Orange street. The 'first few m'onths were hectic. There was very little money; the first furniture and for a time the only furniture was a. baby crib and table ' loaned by a neighbor; the purchase of a quarters worth of soap brought half a dozen metal spoons as a premium; within a few months the landlord gave notice to vacate because too many young people were coming to the house and he feared for its foundations. The struggling little settlement house was moved to another Orange street location, where it operated for two years. By 1899 there was enough money to start building a new structure. The move to the new quarters at 2723 Orange avenue was made in 1900. Teaches Americanism. Men, women and children came to Hiram House in droves from its . a year-roun- d, lighted play- ground with trained workers; this settlement inaugurated summer camping for healthy children who had never seen a woods or a farm animal; it had among the first cooking, sewing and manual training classes in Cleveland; studies made by Hiram House workers resulted in public bath houses for the city and improved standards for its public dance halls. Aids Other Projects. Bellamy has become famous for his association with movements de signed to make Cleveland a better place in which to live. He was one of the original committee which organized the Babies dispensary and hospital; he helped organize the Juvenile court, the Legal Aid society, Citizens bureau and Cleveland Community Chest, the first community fund in the world and since adopted by more than 800 American cities. Because of the early help he received from them, Bellamy always has cherished a deep affection for country people and small town churches. In his struggling early years at Hiram House, it was the little churches surrounding Cleveland whose and dimes nickels pennies, helped keep the city settlement houses going. The people in the small towns near his camp for well children at Chagrin Falls gave him his original opportunity to introduce poor toys and girls from the citys streets to the joys of country living. When Hiram House was opened in 1896 Clevelands population was 300,000. Today the city boasts a population Of a million persons. Among that million are many thousands whose lives were influenced during their early years by contact with Hiram House. These include some of Clevelands outstanding men. business and professional More than 90,000 persons, in all, have been associated with Hiram House clubs and classes during the settlements half century. Many of these persons made scores of visits to the house, annual registration running as high as 450,000 to 500,000. - citizens possible. IN Gems of Thought , ... or children also are taught the rudiments of sewing and other household arts. As Summertime comes, the sewing basket is discarded when ... policemen, engineers and mayor, various cities studied its program with the thought of incorporating its best ' ideas in their own planning. Two representatives of the President of Czechoslovakia later lived at Hiram House for months, A little studying Progress City. model cottage was built on the sand dunes of Cairo, Egypt, pat- Cowards die many times before their deaths; C OOTB ALL is moving in the direc-- 1 tion of its record year. I am referring here to class and talent from over 40 football states. There has been no season before that could show as many fast and powerful teams, due partly to returning G.I.s from the various battlefields of the world. Any one team that can finish this season unbeaten must call on a miracle. There are too many who are good. For example we might as well take up the matter of backs. We brought this argument up before a group of coaches recently. The valiant never taste of death but once. Shakespeare A pound of pluck is worth a ton of luck. Garfield. We can well afford to be tolerant of the opinions of others, because if we are growing our own views are certain to change. Let him that thinketh he standeth take heed lest he fall. New Testament. ca ; Thats simple one of CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT enough, AUTOS, TRUCKS Davis, HOMES ON WHEELS them said. Why not pick Blanchard, Wedemey-e- r and Gilmer? It isnt quite that simple, we countered. What about Fenimore, are seven anyway Blanchard, Davis, Wedemeyer, Fenimore, Gilmer, Trippi and Buddy Young. You dig up the other. s Backs You can imagine how the argument will be in late November. For example, it might surprise many camp followers from the strong Midwest and the strong South to know that Lou Little at Columbia may end up with a better backfield than Notre Dame, Michigan, Indiana, Ohio State, Alabama, Georgia and Texas. The line isnt there but the backs are, headed by Rossides, Kusserow and the brilliant passer Kasprzak, rated by Lu on a par with Luckman and Gover-nal- i. all-arou- nd With two big tackles, Columbia could give Army, Alabama or Notre Dame an even scrap. But the line is still the front wall. It is the advance post. And Columbia so far hasnt the line needed to face such a schedule. My guess is that Army has the best first - line backfield in football, with something to spare. This backfield, in addition to Blanchard and Davis, includes a brilliant quarterback and a fine passer in young Tucker. Youll hear a lot more about Tucker this fall than youever heard before. He can move right up with Blanchard and Davis. 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Oklahoma, Yale Lines It might be added here that the Oklahoma A. and M. line is one of ' Brought to London a point Wally Butts of during war the best WNU W 4046 for McCown and Dr. study by Georgia might remember for their years Sir Arthur Keith, anthropologist of October meeting. Yales line is the Royal College of Surgeons, the strong from end to end. Texas has Neanderthal bones were shaken by strength, backfield and a direct bomb hit on the college dur- line, and should be hard to handle in the countrys major state. ing the Nazi blitz. The two best ends of the year The old hunter was unhurt! May Warn of Disordered should belong to Army in Barney h Kidney Action Poole and Foldberg, veterans Modern life with its hurry and worry. 218 know what who around and pounds Irregular habits, improper eatinginfecdrinking its risk of exposure and it is all about. They will have to be tion throws heavy strain on the work better than good with the tackle of the kidneys. They are apt to become Bloodhound Lamb, wiry and and fail to filter exceaaacid d Army faces. Some squad problem other impurities from the and short, looks and talks like a clerk or may have two better ends than blood. a Sunday school teacher. Yoa may suffer nagging backache, big, experienced pair but Armys headache, dizziness, getting up nights, He virtually commutes to Califorfeel constantly I doubt it. leg pains, swelling nia which seems to attract family tired, nervous, all worn out. Other signs the major teams the big are somedisorder Among or bladder of kidney deserters like syrup does flies and guess is Navy. Capt. Tom Hamiltimes burning, scanty or too frequent urination. recently returned from there with ton, undoubtedly the savior, of colTry Doan's Pills. Doans help ths catch of nine lege football through war years, his record one-tri- p kidneys to paw off harmful excew body setwaste. Sixteen fathers. others They have had more than half a straying meet is as good a coach as century of public approval. Are recomtled by handing over enough money anywhere. But Navy hasyoull mended by grateful users everywhere. lost more ' Ask your neighbor I to support their children, an arin team the men than any good which Lamb prefers country. The group of supposed rangement over arrest. stars under Swede Hagberg two A father in jail is worse than years agQ have either graduated, no father at all, is his philosophy. flunked or resigned. all-arou- Sleuth Nabs 2,000 Deserting Dads NEW YORK. If Hollywood were seeking a movie sleuth, probably the last man the casting directors would look at is George Henry Lamb. Yet Lamb has a spectacular record in the detective field. For 28 years the nervous, bespectacled little man of 60 hhs been n boss and posse of the Queens County Abandonment bureau. In that role he has tracked Cown. The old hunter is not a direct down more than 2,000 fathers wanted for deserting their children. He has ancestor of existihg human beings, according to Dr. McCown, who ex- - pursued them in 48 states as well plains that anthropologists set the as Cuba, Canada and Mexico. & HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORE. Secure your future. Franchise and merchandise available now for new Associate Stores. Investigate before you invest. Write or wire. KENYON AUTO STORES, Dallas 1. Tex. - His Late Model Used Cars all-arou- nd . . , the date arrives for the settleannual summer camp at ment's terned after the model cottage at Falls. Here boys and girls Chagrin 20 House. Hiram Japan, years ago, studied Hiram House with the view joyfully bid farewell to cohorts of copying its best points. leaving in the first bus. Oldest Man Doesn't Look ACCESS. Now and Used Home Trailers Buddy Young and Trippi? What about Tucker of Army or Justice of North Carolina? What about the best back on Michigan, Ohio State or Indiana? Or Patterson of Illinois? What about the pick from Notre Dame and Pennsylvania or Columbia, or one or two from the Southwest, including Texas and Missouri? Certainly Notre Dame should come up with a challenger from the group Frank Leahy has in tow, perhaps Johnny Lujack. If anyone is trying to pick the four best, another coach said, not put why eight names in a hat and pick out the first four? Which eight? I asked. Well, the answer came, here Columbia & over-taxe- |