One of the twin girls of Mr. and Mrs. D.E. Stutler sustained a
severe injury on Sunday night by falling from the porch in front of the house
and a cow that was passing by stepped on her stomach.
August Gherke, an aged and respected citizen of Rush Run, died
at his home last Friday evening from the effects of an injury received some
weeks ago. He was leading a cow, which became unruly, jerking him down and
injuring him in such a manner that death resulted. Undertaker Ira Stump had
charge of the interment.
Marriage relations experts are increasingly turning their
attention to the problem of dissolving marriages in the U.S. More and more, the
conclusion is being reached that each partner in marriage must accept the other
for what he or she really is.
The really successful marriages are those in which the couples
learn to live, progress, and improve together. This knack of growing, learning
and developing together is the key to a successful marriage, according to
experts.
A trend noted in recent years is that of younger average ages
for marriages, and many of today’s experts believe this is a healthy
development. Early marriage is a handicap only when the couple concerned is
marrying after a short infatuation, against the wishes of their parents and
friends, without proper consideration of that step, or for some other reasons.
When those most likely to be closely concerned with the marriage
are not opposed and when the couple concerned has been given adequate
consideration, marriages among younger people are today not being discouraged.