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Milford chronicle., 1939-05-12
THOUSANDS SEE
FREMEN MARCH
AT CRISFIELD
CONTINUED from First Page,
best appearance. The next meeting
will he held in Milford.

best appearance. The next meeting
will he held in Milford.
Officers Elected
Fred Brown of Wilmington was
elected president of the association
Other officers chosen were: E. p.
Schultz, Onancock. Va, first vice
president: J. Phil Wright, Preston,
Md, second vice president; George
Mayre. Jr.. Easton. Md, secretary
and Wallace A. Karpa, Cape Charles,
Va, treasurer.
Executive Committee
Members of the executive com
mittee chosen are: Ray Taylor, Chin
colleague, Va; L. G. Ackerly, East
Vile. Va; George Schmeling, POGO
moke City, Md; Ray Matthews.
Crisfield, Md; Wilson Taylor, Sails
bury, Md; Joseph l.. Ross, Hebron.
Md; Leroy Willett, Cambridge, Md;
p. S. Renwall, EastOn, Md; Noble
Hardesty, Sudlersville. Md; Herman
Blackway. Church Hill. Md; l.. l..
Lorain. Chesapeake city. Md; c. NJ.
Wilbank, Milton: John BOmberser,
Cheswold; Harry Shelton, Holloway
Terrace.
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-12
REESE THEATRE NOTES

In line with its policy of giving
to Delaware and Maryland theatre
fans the unusual, the Reese Theatre
again comes forth with the most out
standing and sensational electrical
marquee to be found on the Eastern
shore. As announced, this popular
friendly theatre is undergoing a COM
plete renovation during the coming
weeks so as not To interfere in any
way with the presentations. Interior
as well as lobby are gradually re-
ceiVins a new cloak so as to further
promote enjoyable entertainment so
well known to Delaware and Mary
land theatre goers.
Never in history has the Reese
Theatre offered such an outstanding
program as listed in another adver-
tisement to be found in this newspa
per. Not content with just the word
please" Manager Iangrell states
that for this week and the coming
week every effort is being put forth
to eclipse any entertainment Offering
to date.
According to the management
many requests have been received
for an early showing of the new I'm
iversal hit Three Smart Girls Grow
Up" II is announced that this enter
tanning picture featuring Deanna
Durbin. and said to be her best. will
be shown Thursday and Friday. May
II and u.
Always Of interest are the Family
Variety Weekend Shows presented
by this theatre. For this Saturday,
one day only. May IS. Paramount
presents Silver Oh the Sage" with .
VIM Boyd one of the popular Hop /
along Cassidy" pictures. The second |
feature Mr.. Motto's Danger Island
with Peter LORE makes this double
hill one of the most entertaining of
the season.
Many have waited for the annOun-
cement of the coming Of Alexander
Graham Bell" with Don Ameche.
Loretta Young and Henery Donda.
This great hit is listed for showing
ON May u and lG.
Bob Burns. the only substitute for
Will Rogers that the movies has ever
found, appears with Gladys George
i'm the Paramount hit I'm Fron9
Missouri. showing here on May II
and lS.
Irene Dunno and Charles Boyer
are co-starred in the sensational
Il owe Affair" the hit scheduled for
May 10 and 20.
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-12
BUSINESS WANTS TO BE
CHUMMY

Not until business again gets on
its feet. functioning normally and
confident of the future, will Ameri-
ca be lifted out of the slough of de-
preston" Congressman Louis Lud-
low declared in fortifying his opin-
ion that the situation is as clear as
a flag on a pikestaff," and that bus
mess and industry are frozen with
fear" and that they need to be
thawed out" Ludlow charges that
business is using alibis at the pres
ent time just because business wants
to be chummy again with the Admin
istratiOn.
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-12
SAFETY COUNCIL GIVES
OUT INFORMATION
(Coniinued from First Pag,.

A Safe HOusekerDils Suggestion -
When you burn your rubbish alter
spring houseciednins, keep the Sc
four suggestions in mind: Use "a wire
mesh containcr. Always start the
fire a safe distance from homes and
buildings. Never start Il fire in a
strong wind. Keep children away
from the flames satsall.tnrs.
Drivers Form the habit OF signal
ling to the driver behind you before
you stop or turn. Many traffic acci-
dents could be avoided, the Delaware
Safety Council points out. if drivers
observed this small rrecautioh.
Housewives-When having your
screens put in this year, make dou-
bly, sure that they are fastened Sc
curely. The Council reports that
many serious falls occur each year
when children-and even some
adults-lean ON window screens that
give way and tOpple them to the
ground.
Motorists Before you start cut
driving your car, the Council s'l&-
gests that you give it q quick once
over for safety. Make suIe. for in
stance. that your BRAKES are in good
working order-just in case you may
have to depend upon them. Is there
too much play in your steering gear
Will both your headlights work -
without glaring into the eyes Of the
other drivers? Are your tires i'll snoG
shape? These are thing" worth
checking over each day-just so
they will be there when You need
= hon,
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-12
GREENWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Johnson of
Wilmington spent the weekend with
Mrs. JohnsOn's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. 5. Lord.
Paul Keen, sister Ann spent the
week end in West Chester with their
parents.
Alexander JONES spent the week
end in Philadelphia with his family.
Wallace Turner, Miss Ann Rettig
Miss Spicer and Mr.. Scott of Phila-
delphia. spent Sunday in town.
Henry Oskeria. Joseph Harylack,
Ramon Oskeria and Charles Jones
motored to Washington, ID. C., on
Sunday.
DR.. william Johnson spent the
week end in EastOn with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Breeding en-
tertained guests from Philadelphia on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Mariner and
Harry Mariner motOred to Rehoboth
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reber gave a
farewell party to all their friends ON
Friday evening. A good time was
had by all. Mr.. and Mrs. Rehrer left
for BridgetOn. N. j.. on Saturday,
where they will make their home.
Wallace Turner left on Wednesday
for BridgetOn. n. j.. where he has
accepted position.
Mr.. and Mrs James Graves return
ed home on Sunday after spending
their honeymoon in New Jersey and
New York.
Mrs. Earle Keel returned home
last Wednesday from the Cambridge
tMd) hospital where she underwent
a major operation. Mrs. Keel is re-
covering speedily. The surgeon was
DR.. William Hanks, familiar Green
wood resident, now living in Cam
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Uhler of Lans-
dale, spent the weekend with rela-
tives here.
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-12
Fellowship Class

The birthday party given by the
Fellowship Class May Bird was a
grand success. Mrs. A. +. Num- pre-
sided and called program numbers.
Two accordian selections by Stella
Jane KentOn; Duets, Little Sir Echo.
ard Lullaby, Stella Jane Kenton and
Wanda Wilkie. Sketch, The Recipe.
Mrs. Ingram and Mrs. Coffin.
The Handy Telephone, Mrs. Mar
garet Houston and Miss Lydia Alb
bOtt
Violin solo, Adell Warren.
Reading, 1.-TWO Beautiful Days" Mrs.
Lambert. Two solos MY Lindy Lou"
and God Bless America, were beau
tifully rendered by Mrs. Sarah Mar
ker. An auction of articles contri-
buted by class members was conduct
Cd by Miss Lydia Abbott and pro-
duced much merriment. A liberal
sum was realized which will be
placed to the credit of the pulpit
fund.
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-12
3 STATE BOYS WIN All
ACCOUNTING CONTEST
Continued from FIRST Page,

will he used, and possibly new ma
chinery bought. His award is also
$5.
The contest was conducted by the
State extension service. Top national
winner was Wilbert Stevenson of
Streator. Illinois. with boys from
Iowa. Wisconsin, Indiana. and Mary
land following in that order. a total
of SS,245.OO provided by the Inter
national Harvester Company was
distributed among the winners from
81 states. The contest is being con
Quoted again this year, Offering in
centives for both farm and home ac-
counting and crop enterprise rec
ordS.
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-12

But what a great job The old boy
set in motion, despite a Congress
that was disgracefully nasty to-
wards the great Washington during
his second term.
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-12

Senator Byrd insists, in an address
he made last week. that taxes would
have to be increased unless this gov
crnment spending orgy is stop
Ied."
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-12

The Milford Neck Ladies Aid will
meet at the church on Friday eve
ming, May IL. The young folks are
preparing an excellent program.
Milford chronicle., 1939-05-12

Swat the flies!
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MAKE MONEY mailing lsstefs and
circulars Details, wits Western
supply h<rvtas, y. o. Bes 81. Ia.
COMA. N&sH.
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W nscsna. 40 elaslls, "a 10
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Wanted 10 Buy

RAGS srins them % ala 81. 1std
o. We par 10 - Main 1854
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hfHtfck HfATfOh BUSINESS FOh
Htl.E s1i Center sf
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WAITED Ho9rny home made usiief
hous< Nrtss p-s Tacoma 1iua<s
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CAVhNhUGH hos . PLAN

MANS grey sport suit. siz4 a. ntxo
pair pants tia 1sof No. l7fh
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Did Yo' Evah See a Dream Walking?

CRIB. high ehslr and Dag bed sell
cheap. OAfisng 1871
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-27
Nus Chicago, 81,
Siueia 10

o~y w
balt fem h~iesiabriees Vidnif am
Sonntag, ben 80. Suli ab. MGe Mit.
gl:eoer, beren 5reunbe uno gefanrtc
iinS freunolidit eineela6en. Ser Glas
1T dion ben meiiten Nitglieoern be.
faint. IS lit shiaers Iart.
Zen Elas fam man fpie folat er.
reit;en: Wan fahre an Srpina Garf
Blpo. $500 Neit bis Sunt Niper.
Darn Iinfs einbr,ben bis sum Glos.
Mrtos tperoen 81 peri6ieoene1 ,3ei.
ten am Gnoe ser Srpins Narf Ga-
2inie oieienisen ertparten, sic fem
Muto haben uno gum NIas beforbern.
Geridiebene Spiele fir Die ,esu.
geno merben bonn 0omitee orror,
aicrt Sm aomitee iino Die iolaen.
Der Shipeitern: 1rou 2atbarine Mn.
orae, Trau slnna SduQer, IraI
Gliiabetb @eiB un6 Jrau @laops
anarae. Bon griioern fins: Soiepb
8nabe, 9. Daniel. q. sdnei6er, g.
ehmiot, Sobn Ectri. Sobn Graef,
2b. In6rae, y. Sultner uno Win
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-27
2fueid 81.

Gle Sfneitern bes 3peis 81 mo.
eet. sefaaigit sur aenntnis nebme,t,
bos ul,iere ndfite SerIammlung
Sreitaa, Den 4 gllguit, s llbr abenos
ftattfinbet. Sic SsfrctGre meroen Uni
z ubr anpeieno iein Inn 3oblunaen
un5unebmen.
Sic Scblpeitcrn n,oaen sur aennt.
mis- nebmcn, oab in Iester Teriamm.
lung beihloiien tpllrbe. cine
Sdiffabrt mad Gebar Voint
gu MAIDEN uno 5por Mitttpod,, oen
16. auguit. 5abrt fit gripafierc
$1.OO, fir ainoer bis su IL Sabren
so 20 bie Serion. Sir crlpafiere
Miislieoer miro bic babe Jabrt aus
Der S%ereinsfaiie ee5ablt. Die Shma-
fern m0gen iih annteloen bel oet
Smneiter Hraiioentin aatb. 3afel,
@leuoiae O9O7 o6er BEL Der sefr.
Cara Iontif. Eottomac 1897. ODER
in ndhlter geriammlung, mo o,.d)
Die Gidets 81 baben fem tperoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-27
0roRbcamtcn.E ifuid ant Samstaa,
ben %. Snli.

Maen 8rpbbeanlten mo Ct.
Grpbbeamten biene sur 9tadridt,
oaB Die 9robbeantcn in lcstcr Ser
iamnlullg bcifloiien baben alr
SGmstoe, Oen %. SuIi in Gbagrin
Sallep bel Or. 5. 6oticl ullo Serr:a
Sobn Sltit Cottage cin @robbeam.
tet.Eid,tif ou peranltalten. Iue
Srobbeamten unO Gr.Srubbcamtei
iino ber5litit elngelaoeu iid) oaraa
5u teteilieen.
Trlngt nur gutgeiiillter aprb NIT.
fir GrfriIf)ul,gen etc. ioret bos ao,
Mite. Sieiellisen sic baoen mollen.
brinaeu aut ibre 9aoeanSiise nit.
IIe 8roBbeamten il,o Gr.@roS.
beasnten, sic iih Su beteiIieen mini.
if)en. iino eebeten, iid) BEL 4rpB-Sas
fretlr 9eore Mortinj $50 2eaOer
glbg., Main 1921. ODER bel 8ecr1s
SIneioer, Gberrn 1854, bis ipGtc.
itens Sen %. Suli anjulneIoer. oa.
nit Ous Somitce peib, piepiel ST.
frild,ungen es beioreen ioa.
um Den Hlos SIT erreifen iabre
man G,clio gp. hinalls, oann nebme
mcn HoiIte 6 bis 5uln roten Shii!.
hals nadJ linfs Toute ia bis critic
Stru6e redts bahinein bis irs Gal.
ba Iinfs Die Suieiien STRIDE bis gum
GIcs. Sos aomitee.
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Nus aqtamee, Obis
Smets 3 nns 8 io'uie harmonic gem
Gbur

oercnitalten am 10. alsuit einen &C.
nlelsiamen Iusflus. ruosu aae Sod.
Ten rno Telttide icmie beren Jreuu.
De Jon nab uno fern auf oas bcrS.
lid)i.e eingelaoen tper0en.
ia oleier Gusilus niht Seloes.
lpeeen oeranitaltet niro, ionoern I'm,
etniee semitlide Stunoen 5uiammer.
gu 9~erleben, 10 bat oas aomitee mi!
eir.eritdnbnis Ger @itgIieoer oer,
Sre,s fir aaes iebr nieoria aebaIten.
aasfnlgsort: ~Stofere airport"
&orte 81, unsef0br % Wteilcr
olt.id bon MQiance.
Bel unsinitiser Witteruna iinssi
oaslclbe in unierm Sofienbeim ltatt
Mllo auf elm frobes Wie6erfeben az!
Is. Mueltit. Gas Gomitee.
per Seopolo Shmibt, Sefr.
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Mus Setroit, Mi6.
Ginlabnna ;um @aloiejt.

Ginlabung jmm Walofeit.
Mm Sonntag, Den 80. Suli, Der.
anitaltet ser Gronfenperein Speig
81, gemeinlam nit bent Outdoor
gorpling Club int ifattieen aarpo.
thin Harf an 16 Mile ullb Npar
&oe6s ein @albieit.
2a bieies bas critic llnternehmen
beioer Gereine lit, 10 ioaten mir UNI.
iomebr oarnach trahten, an oieiem
Gage in Sharen nnh oem aarpa.
tbia Yarf 81 itromen. Gs ersebt oie
Gin!cOung an aae Mitglieoer lnh
ibrt Nreunoe, iiG oieien Gag irei SIT
baiten.
Seit Monaten bat oas Geraniia.
ungsfomitee an Ben umfangreifer
Goi bereitungen gearbeitet uno bet
nidjts hnperiuht gelaiien. bieie Ser.
anitaltuns 81 einem sroben greisris
SIT aeitalten. Ser Saronia @emiihie
Cher miro unter 2eitllng ieines BE-
lpabrten Sirigenten Sran5 M0iffc
metrere oeiltihe 2icber gum Gortraa
br!ngen. Die 0ilbelm Ift GopeIe
miro fir nnterbaltune uno 9an,.
multi Gorge traaen. Ser gopIina
Glab miro Die @elegenbeit baben I'LL;
am gonlcn su ereosen. no fir Sic
belten Bomber Greile allsgeiest iino.
Muf miro Die iahiiihe Sueeno nit
Der &arpatbin SlIgenb cin gaicbaQ
Spiel geber. Iucrlei anbere gelulti.
guagen fir jung ilnb alt. 8orSiia.
lidle Speiien meroen in ser Slide
%allfseiuartet. SpaialitGt .8ratmurit"
iotule quite 8iere fir Ole 0urltiaen.
Gintritt nllr 15c.
Vile iino her5Iif %n!llfommen.
Geora Shuaer, SER.
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Aus Glebelan0, Obio
8rpf. nnb aleinprpbitborier
Etfnif

Gas 6rp5. uno aIcinprobitoorier
GifHif f'noct in hieiem Sabr atil
6. Wu1uit nuf Ser idlonen ailmars
Sarm in Garma Seiebts itott runo
ollie 8rob. nnb &leinproitoorier
2au6sleute iorpie oeren Sreunoe, Sc.
fonSers Die Grobitoorfer iinb ber;IiT
eirnelaber. 9ringt ollie einen polIen
&orb unb plclein guten Sun1or MI,
benin tiir oIIer Nrt grfriid)una iorat
bas aomitee. Ger Glas lit cine baIte
Meile bon Mibge Goao lpeitlih oil
&ioaenopb Iripc, MIR 9 Weilen po,n
GueIic Square. Gs iperoen 8eanei.
fer lie sum- Glcs welien, bite Sic.
felten 5u bead)ten.
Tas Gom,tee,
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Yi6nid.

Gin semeiniames Sidnid miro bon
Den bier Gereiner, 3peig IA. i3lpeia
II. aarpatben @eiansperein unb
SlgenS. peranitaltet am Sonntah,
BEN Is. ausuit auf galois 8ifnid.
plat on Ser 8. Ctr, q. g., ui,6 aur
STDeltern uno 8riioer, 6reunoe nno
@oEner ioaen iidj bieien Gag refer
bieren nno pIancn nirgenos anbers
bin,useben als aui bas Gidnid. gS
lit BLOB einmaI I'M Sabre, fpo mir
uns in freier Natllr einmal ale All.
laihmen froblid u~nterbalten fonuen.
@lio nift perepiien Sonntae, Sen
10. Mrguit. NGbercs beSiialif oes
Grograntm miro inn Golfsblatt er.
iheinen. 9as aomitee.
per Gbriit glees, Sefr.
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Sim Samstae, ben is. Suli, fano
in Der ct. Sobannes Stride an gbep
@oao sic 1rauune bon Wm. @eber
So5n BON 9errn unt Srau Sohn
@sber. 1888 9. 1874 Str. nit SRI.
8etip Ann Mu. 1odter bon &erra
uro 5rau 8m. 5. Au, 1903 Sit
173. Ctr, itatt. Die Stride tpar Bis
aui Sen Iesten EIas eeiiiat NIT elm.
~geiacenen @diten uno 5reun6env Die
eefommen tuoren Inn Seuee gu ietn
bel bieier GbeiGliebung. Sn Ibue.
ienbeit bon Hfarer Goiiel nabm fem
Gre..no Haitor Sitler bic 9rauunJ
Dor. gbrenoome tpor eleanor @ebsr
unn Brautm1ofen Ninniireo Sci.
mia, Tiriginio &otb. Nartbo Gorpe4
un- Eipian G(orf. Mls Better Mann
funyierte Sobn Seltuie uno als
BraItburiden Germ Nillner, Sobr
Motb. Sobn areh, &obert Nh.
Nah Der 9rauung begaben iih aae
GGite nod Dem @apfoir 1abern. tuo
eli. feines &od5eitsmabl ierpiert
uuroe. Nafber begaben iif ale @i.
ite aad Dem gIternbniiS 6es 8r1ut,.
garrs. no 0ifenes &aus tpor.
Tod MitterncHt troten bic i,insen
Qelt.e lire 3of3eitsreiie nod stuer.
geon Gals, Ganola, an.
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lpeil Tie I'M Gcraus perfauft tpcr0e

lueil iie int Gcraus perfauft ipcroen.
SrelnOe nno gcfannte iino willfrm.
Ias Shiii fGbrt n,crsens 9 ltbr
40 uuo fonnmt abenos 8 ubr Suriif.
ga in LETTER B%eriammluen Sip
Siebertotcl I'M Gin 9cmitee onseiud;t
bot iiir oas Sdrecricit ant 5. uua
1. september ita%ttfinoeno, iino Die
Sel.pcitern sebeten in Ser ndd,itea
Serianmtlum lid, anSl,mcloen, wei.
d,ca Sae lie mitbelien ipoGen, po,r
tornnen Sic iid anmeloen bel Der
Sdllp. ErGi. s.. Satel, 81. O9O7.
ODER Sefr. e. Mnntid, go. 1897.
Sfpeitern. ipcIfe nit ibren Sob,
ll,naen int Iiifitanb iinb, moeen
iih Gus eise,lem Sntereiie sutltebenS
maf:en.
lin 5ablreiEe 8cteilie,lns bite!
im Hailen Ser 8eamtinnen.
Cara Montih, SER.
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ELLEN Mtt9lieoern oes 8eianaper.
eln Sormonie our eeidqisen aennt.
t,israbme baE Die n6dite reselm0.
bt9e S~eriammlang aidt tpie eetpohn.
lid am 4. samstoe i'm Monot ob.
gebclten miro, ionbern am 5. Sams.
tag. oas tp1re Der q. SuIi, 8 llhr
abenos. Mue Mitelieoer iinb aebetsn
atttpeleno 5l iein, ba tpidtiee 81.
lfdite ju ~erlebieen iinb.
NoH 8eenoierna Der Tereinsae.
iHafte uir0 gum @emiitliden iber.
eegoager.
aud mOdte ih oIle s1nserinnen
ilno saneer a%ufmerfiam MAIDEN,
oab oaS s1nserieit Dor Der lur ii
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3tuciq a..

es miro allen WifgIieoern befanrt
genlaft. oab Die Gireftoren aneeoro.
net baten. hon nun an jcoen Sams.
tag abeno M,liif int Sahienbeim III
baben peIfe sum 5an5en auiipielcn
luiro. Is miro iomit ieSem MiteIieo
Die 8elegenbeit seboten iih ieben
Samstag abeno I'M Sadienbeim mil
Ean5 ODER anoeren Standardization
gu amiiiieren. Mitslicoer nlad,t Sc.
braah bon oieier @clegenbeit unS
fcmmt ullo ipenbet eller 8elo BEL euf?
ielbit. 9as Tireftcrium.
per Gbriit elses, Setr.
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S,ueis 8.

aaen Shmeltern biene sur eeiGl.
li9en Madriht, oab Die n1fite Ser.
ianmluts ant Mitttuoh. Sen 2. Iu.
quit, z ubr abenbs itottiinoet. Mue
Stlpeitern lueroen aufmerfiam &c.
maft, Bob ullere forreiponbierenoc
Sefretarin oas Imt n~ieoergcIest bat
nnO iomit cine anbcre SefretGrin
gepablt UerOen mu6. SD bofie DAP
ollie Sftueltern in Der Ser iammIuny
erifeinen tperben.
Bite niht 5u pereeiien iit, gut.
ltepeno Sll MAIDEN.
Sopbia Eofidlins, s. 9. Sefr
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Granenbsrfer mnS Arbesener
Hi6ni&.

Intern 2anbsleuten sur aenntnis.
nabme, bab unier Eidnid bieies Sobr
am t3. auauIt in glepeIano ftatt.
finoet. Ser Tidnidplas befinoet iidl
an Ger Gmerp &oao. oitlih bon Der
Ncrtb Ganbaa &oee Srad. 9ieie
emery &oab sipeist ab bon Houte 8.
Man fabre Die gmerp 8oo6 entlang
bis aum rotten 9ieeelsebauoe. Bite
fommt einmal ale.
|Sobann S1uIter, 917 @oo6pierp MS.
Y-inet nur einen gut eeiiiQten
ao'b NIT. fir erfriihunsen ioret
Oas Gomitee.
Glepelanb Seiebts, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-27
3meis H..

Die resclmdbiae Seriammlune
oes 3rueig II finoet Samstag, ben
3. Iuguit, abellos, ltutt uuo es per.
oen Gle SHlpeitern erillht antpeieno
5l lem, Oeun es iinb in,lner mid,tiae
Seld,afte 5u erleOiser,. Iub moftc
lh Gle pe%rifieoenen &ranfenfomi.
tees ermabncn ia nidt 81, bcrseiier
lbre aranfenbcridte i1riitli1 ODER
miinoIid abSuseben.
Mof Der Geriammlllng miro nie.
Der &ar'ee unG SUDDEN ieruicrt.
Warie 8edert, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-27
TarreQ. 8a.

Deutibe guane. Yutber. ct. NauIus.
tircbe. 721-2b fruit Npe. @Alter q.
Wei6boas. Yfarrer @dbrenb oes Com.
uters Sonnta9fdule ur, Q 1hr 6oupt.
g%ottesoienft an Conn. ulb Hetertooen
un 10 nhr porn1tttaa3. Vile lltberiixen
@loubensaenofen oeutfder SunQe n
Narrea. Sharnn unr llmgebuna tinb n,
ben Gottesoienften ber5ltdJt eineeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-27
Eeidener Yi6nid.

Gos Mtehener Gidnif miro Conn.
tag ben IS. Il,euit. auf Mantites
Jarm in Mantuo, Ohio, absebaltea
uno label eitd ole Meidener uro
oeren Jreunbe beralid Elm. Bite iid]
audi at Sleiem 8idnid sl beteiIieen.
@ern m0slih ioIte ieoer iih SieSis.
selaaenbeit. Stubl unb aartentiiG,
mitbrinaen.
Mit 8rilb Sans Gebner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-27

0lenclanb Wcft. - Teut'n< @emeinbe.
Weft 80 Ctr. uno @tQarb Noe. Yoftor
johannes Oeutifl6nber, 5000 WtIarb
Aoenue. VEL: Booobtne 0O65. @ottes.
o!enit leosn Sonn' uno Setertoe in oeut.
ld)er uno enaliider Sprahe. Sonntaa.
'tule 1eoen @onntaa 9-10 uhr Dor.
mtttags. Ddruuffolaenb enelifGer Got.
teeotenH bon 1O-1O:45 ubr. 6ierauf
toiat Der oeutfhc Gottesbienf I'M II
uhr pormtttdgs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-27
3weia a..

Muet griiOern biene sur eeiaai.
gen Nadridt, bab Die nadite' Ser.
!ammluna ONT Samstae, Sen 5. s(u.
gN,t, abenOs s llbr I'M Sadicnbcim
ltattf!noet nno ale 8riioer fuer6en
erIu'ht piinftIib 5u erideinen. IS
liea'n MISUNDERSTANDING SurGr!c.
olaltn9 Dor. audi iollen sic 9riioer
lid gutbalten NIT ibren 3ablunaen.
Gbriit Glscs, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-27

aarpatben @eianencrein.

&tr MAIDEN allen Sonsern uno
Snn9erinnen befar,nt, oaB ant Cams
tag Sen 30. Suli, 8 llbr abeltos, 0ie
monotlide Seriammluue abecbaIten
tpirS in Safienbeim.
Mue iino erillGt Sll eriheincn, 81
tptrtige Seld)afte 81 erIcoiscn iiub
Georg Sd)uiter, Yrot. Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-27
@inbiur, ONT, 8anaba.

ct. Bauluss Rirfe. Harent Mpe Tfars
Ter otto s. Teble, 1915 Sarent Ipe.,
rer 8. G. gIoer. 1905 Ydrent Npe..
Winbior. aanaoa. @ottesbienff tn ben
Sommermonaten bon 9-10 lttr bors
mtttaas. Sonntaefdule bon 10-1l uhr
norr1ttaas. Scoen 1. Sienstae dbeno
I'M Monat airhenratsS ituns. Seben
1. Sonnerstag abeno i'm Wonat Trduen.
percin'ibnng. Iue Golfss uno 8Iaubenss
limb ber5lid einecIabea.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-27
8aru. Snblana.

Gertfde gp. sNutb. oonterrS.R tr6e.
gde II. Npe. ulb Etlnnore Ctr. Xtorrs
luobnune: 1919 SiQunure Str 4elephon.
9763 y. q. 0od. Yiarrer. Eonrtoos
fdule: Sonntae um Q ubr fir be aroten
uno UNI II lhr fir bic fetnen &tnber'
@ottesoienft un 10 uhr tn oer enaliiden
uno I'M II uhr IN Der beutfHen Sprone.
Volfs' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iinb freun6s
lfdit etnnelQbeu.
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Smeia /.

Die nad,ite reeelmdbiee geriomn.
lung finbet 0onnerstae, ben 10.
A,lguit. 7:3O llbr abenos itatt.
Sic S%efrct1rinnen meroen ctuos
iriiber %antpeieno iein Inn 3abluneen
entaeaenjunebmer .Iue riiditdnoieen
M:ialicbcr i'nS freunoli1 eril,dt, iin
giltltebenb 5u MAIDEN.
lin 5atlrcihe 8eteilieuna tpirh
sebeten. &. TeIjer, Sefr.