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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
Conant Gardens
and About

My Weekly Poem-"Myself"
have to live with myself. and so
l want to be fit for myself to know.
l want to be able as days go by.
Always to look myself straight in
the eye;
don't want to stand with the
setting sun
And hate myself for the thing I've
Gone.
want to go out with MY head
erect;
want to deserve all peoples
respect;
- But here in the struggle for fame
and pelf
I want to be able TO like myself,
l won't want to look at myself and
know
That I'm buster and bluff and
empty show
never can hide myself from me;
see what others may never see;
l. know what others may never
know;
Inever can fool myself and so.
Whatever happens. want to be
Self-respecting and conscience
free
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
Deceased

Mrs. Mary Brown, 1872 John R
street died at County hospital Mon
day at 7.lO am. She leaves a son,
a daughter and granddaughter in
Toledo. and four sisters in Fort Glib
son. Miss, and host Of friends.
Services will be held at Calvary
Baptist church at 1870 pm, Friday.
March g. Easleys Mortuary will be
in cha &c OF services and interment.
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ssssssssssssssss'
In October Of 1898. began Sc
ries Of biographies, bringing to you
the history and rise of the success
ful business men and women in To-
ledo, Since that time it has been
my privilege and pleasure 10 pry
into and pass along to you the pri-
waite lives Of such people as: Mrs.
Minnie Easley of the Easley Nor
tuary, John H. Crockett OF the Wait
ers and Bellman's club; Lucius
Huntleyl popular dance promoter
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04

Bruce L. as you Know. the boy
who makes all high spots and spends
nothing but the night to see him and
not know him weuld-taiak he Was a
rfnifauefphfa lawyer. Yet small
Jzeale jitterbug,
Looks like Juicy Baby is doing all
right for herself She said it is not
what you do but how you do it. You
Got something there, girl.
Miss Mozella Stozier is home after
a stay in Chicago She is expecting
TO marry some time this month,
Harvey Johnson seems to be get
hing the kicks He's still a playboy
and real one at that, When this cat
pops, popping is grand and he was
in the mood Friday night. Thanks for
the drink that's coming. Harvey
see Mr., K. Jefirie> pops again
You know this boy, who does every
thing in big way. hasn't been seen
during the wintry months.
Joe Weston made the hi spots. He
was seen in a happy 60 lucky mood
at the popular Corner bar Friday mite
among the crowd.
What does one saying mean?; You
are not woman if you can't take
your double up and look like Miss
Iovara will. Have return match.
Reader. do you cop?
Bill Moore is back on the job again
and tells Lorenzo he don't want no
stuff out of him in the paper as he
is a reporter for this paper.
For Ohio; 94-36O-245; for Michigan
123-l8-37-44
It's rumored that Miss Wright and
Cas- will be married April s. Strange
things are happening folks. Thomas
Harris and R. j Ware will play a
big hand in this affair.
see Sweet is back in line again,
as he is taking the banker for a ride
with six hits in two weeks for better
tnsu 81 900. Not hard to take and
he tells me he works alone. He says
for you to watch PAS.
Mr.. Cass Saunders, one of the Sepia
City night lfers and well known play
boy of the city is leaving Toledo for
a tour. Mr.. Cass states thst-he will
resume his duties as store room
checker in Duluth, Mimi, at the Inter
lake Iron corp.
Joe Gaines, one OF Cross towns
playboys who spends most Of his time
on Washington street now. is asked
the question what happened on the
avenue?"
Lorenzo Miller turns scribe during
his spare time. He will write for this
liar Toledoan and should make very
r-Succrssful- nesrePsPeFH4aIf, NH
Ter will work on ads and general
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
BASKETBALL INTERMURALs

For the third consecutive year,
Ohio State, Big Ten basketball team
captained and coached by Leroy
Lewis, won the Big Ten conference
by whipping Minnesota in a close
game Of 25 to %. In the first half
the Minnesota squad led the Buck
eyes but in the last stanza, Ohio
State didn't allow the Great Lakes
team to. net single point. The
winners will receive medals for their
achievement.
In the Round Robin cage loop
at the Y, the Brown Buddies and
Northrup Grocers are tied for first
place In the~bitter league Both
teams have suffered a setback and
when these two squads meet for the
deciding game it will be battle Of
40
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04

rumor has it Ben BilinRslea has pur-
chased a lovely brick home to carry
the charming Ethel Wilson in as a
bride after they middle aisle" in
June. do hope the rumor is true. I
would call that starting off on the
right" foot.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04

Friends J am sorry I won't be able
10 fill the appointment I had for this
week as will be attending meet
ing in New Orleans over this week
end. will return Monday so get your
questions into the office early. Play
only four days Michigan 5-21-73; 462;
Ohio a01=4a0.
@. Why is it that R C L can get
away with all his tricks and nothing
sver~-ssid ebout- I'll see-him,- with
Miss P. F. Miss f. W. Miss L. H., and
] never see his name in the paper -
A reader, Toledo, o
A Dear Reader-As he is the To-
iedo editor Of this paper it is his
duty to talk with all citizens and the
nsD1e you mention has appeared in
Mis- paper This question came from
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
FRANK CLEMoNs DEFEATS
SMITH COLLEGE OF ARK.

After suffering several weeks
from an injured knee Frank Glenn
mons. the Frank Merriwell basket
ball player Of Toledo, donned his
Y outfit and was in the starting line
up against Philandy Smiths bas-
ketball team from Arkansas Nsn last
Friday night, February "a, at the
Indiana Y NJ c A. The Y won the
game but credit must go to Glenn
mons, Nash, Harry Smith and Al
Price for their excellent floorwork
apJ eb1o+,pg
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
JoE's roLEDoANs LOSE AND
WIN IN WEST VIRGINIA

yUE rO ..l.i.,' Lush aNn
WY az "Lsi 'ih"iNla 4,-s,
Last Monday February ~ the
Joe's Toledoans, composed OF Rob-
pert staunton, Shantle BARNETT, Bill
stevens, Harold Moss and Walter
Pryor along with Manager Joe Van
Marney' Travelled to Williamson, w.
-Na--ia- play another Race team
there. But strange as 1t may seem
there's a long and sad tale behind
H.
arriving IN Williamson too late
Tor Mondays game, the Toledoans
spent Inc hlght IN Maurice Car
lers nome on Ederson Drive ton
Top OF hish hiID. Getting up
me next morning TUESDAY the
urea put pIucky ONO fve visited
me Williamson Negro hlgh school
upon request OF me principal, the
loleao aggregation was asked TO
play or feature an exhibition ball
game al noon hour' facing the All
S'ate schoIas'ic ehamps-the Lib
erty i've,
AIllrmlhg Inc prihclpaIs WISH the
4oIeao- eonpihe went PACK OF the
auditorium stages curtains and pre-
pared themselves Tor the exhioltion.
Inc game got OFF to whiz bang
win the Ioleooans grabbing an ear
~ LEAD ana struggling hard all
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
BROWN BUDDIES TO PLAY
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

The Brown Buddies basketball
team will play for the champion
ship Of the class B division in the
Friendly Center City wide basket
ball tournament on Wednesday
night facing the strong class B
Friendly Center outfit For three
years, these two teams have been
bitter enemies on the cage floor but
every time the Buddies have
emerged victorious But this year,
the Center group has a tougher
combine and the Buddies' hands will
be filled all the time and will have
to go some to down the Magnolia
Street Play Center.
WINS GOLDEN GLOVES
James Mcclellan. Toledo Bantam
weight boxer from the Douglas Cen
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04


Last Thursday evening banquet
honorng Founders day Of the Detroit
Council OF Parents and Teachers Asso-
citation was held in the fuller hotel
The association was organized in 1897.
The music was furnished by a cho-
rus of one hundred voices consisting
of all the mothers making up the va
rious choral unions in the city, the
majority however being Of the other
group. The five hundred or more per-
sons who attended this banquet were
csptivated and enchanted by the SPLEEN
did Interpretation of the well known
classics and spirituals by thee mix
ed group The director of the sing
ers was Miss Clara Starr, the pianist.
Mrs. P, r Porter. Ccnant Gardens
was represented in the chorus by Mes
danes BerthaF wilkins Sarah Watts.
T shamberger. z, Bellmay and E,
Wiley
Convalescing
Miss Rebecca Allen, charming debu-
tante daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. =. D.
shamberger is convalescins at her
home on Binder from an attack of the
--r1uF-
Calvin Hendricks, business man of
Conant Gardens is also recovering
from an attack of the "flu."
Others on the sick list are Samuel
wilson Miss Carrie Kemp. popular
deb; Miss Bonnie Powell, Mrs. Evelyn
Black. and Mrs. Eppie Vaughn OF
LumpkIn street To all these friends
We extend our best wishes for a speedy
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04
'ROUNDI
|'NaAbOut

Ringl ringl ring Good morning To-
ledo chronielel lust moment please
Mr. staunton It's for you. Hellol yes,
that's right, Wen run nominati5iN
blanks unit March 80 issue. You Will
haye-t time TO enter your candidate in
this race. You must also tel your
friends about this race for the mayor
Of Sepia City. The time is here for
the Negroes of Sepia City 10 choose
leader to represent them here and
we're again offering the mayoralty
plan. Civic. political and economic
Conditions in Toledo are very pres
aing for the Negro and in order 10
have equal representation in these
civic activities-to be felt by the cit
liens of Sepia City, the Race as a
whole must elect leader to guide
them in their desunies.
Some of the boys want to know
why Melrose S WON'T get job,
One of the mellow chicks on the
project said he could have some of
her check. But don't forget my 60
cents, Melrose.
Last week c. H, hit the numbers
s7l for a half c note and of course.
the Ford coupe ike the Gang, Busters,
always runs them down. VINO Is this
driver.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-04

James McLeuan, Toledo Bantam
weight boxer from the Douglas Cen
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GrhcbcnSe weiknahtss
fcicrn IN GlepeIanH
SeutiG Stride.

Sn DER 5eutihfirGe fcnb am Sams.
tagabenb cine einfade idone @eib.
natltsieier itatt. auber ben idonen
@:'Gnahtslieoern ipllroen bon Ben
ainoecn Der sonntassidule Wcib.
nachts3eoidte norsetrasen. Srei
il'nae giolinfiinitler fpielten elm Trio
un6 !purben cm Hiano bon einem
Maohen besleitet. Yiarrer Sobannes
Deriihldnber berlas 6as 8eib.
nadts.G s.Gpanselium. Nadber belt Der
Sonntagsidul- -Superintenoent Serr
@o0mann cine fllrse slniprade. Ga.
raui 'purbe ben shiilern Der Conn.
tagsi'bltle fir ltetisen geiud Der.
ielb'n 8relie seseben tporaui oann
Die slusteiluna Der Weibnahtsae.
iderfc an bic ainber erfolste. Iud)
rpureen ielbitueritdnolid Der Niarrer
iolpie Die SonntassibulfrGite nid)t
uerseiien bel Der @eihentperteilung
s(m Montag tpuroe elm feierlider
Weihne6tsgottesoieni abeebalten.
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Mus MQtance, Ohio

Ser 8eiansperein ,6armonie"


peranitaItet am 81 9esember (SpI.
oeite:l :lbeno) cinen sen,iitIiden slbeno
luo3a cue@titg!ieoer oes 3peig 3 uno
s uao bes 8eIanapereins nit ibren
San1iIien uuo Sreunben auf oas
per5liflte eineelaben lperoen.
60 mir at o;eiem Ibenb ni9t @elo
maden ipouen ionbern nur seniitlif
6eiiulrmen lein tpollen, 10 miro alles
10 b'uis luie n1ogIid) sebalten iperoen.
Wir reroen @urlt uno Sauerfraut
rno nod oeridl;ebenes fdmadbaftes
habcn lno Ser Breis lit blob SO Gts.
slud ltniere Sreunoe bon Canton,
Sarer, ober ionit irgencipo iino eben.
faas ipillfOmmen, ieood bittet oas
aonitee penn mGglih iib bis gum
80. Sesenper bel irseno einem Ser
9ecmten an5llmelhen, oamit bos So.
uite' 'ueib fiir tuiepieI es porbereiteu
ID. IN Grpartuns re1t piele an Die.
iem sf5eno beaiiiBen su f0nnen sei9.
net mt treu iadiiih .oei,tIdem Sdn.
aersrub Secp. Sdntiot, Yrai
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Siucia 1.

llniere @eneralperiannrlllna lin.
Def Sonntag, SEN I. SSanlar, nod.
r1itt1Js , l(br itatt Ginid)liebeno Sic
iibl'dlc 9contenil,itaIlierllng, bel ser
oQe MitaIiebcr boGjdhIig erlpartet
>nerhen. 9efnnntlih Diro nut) Ser
iohrliche TnonSberid)t eritottet iuer.
Sen. Die Sefret1rc tperoen ehpos
frither sur Steae iein, uno 3ahlun.
gen entaegcnnehmen. 9lae riifIt1nbi.
gen Mtitglieoer moacn gefGligit iih
9ltt'tcheno mn6en. 2eiber baben mir
iho@ ipieber Elm Sterbeselb bon SOC
su bc'ablen irno biesmul iiir S1pe.
tier Cara Corr.
lin piinftlides llnb 3ohlreihcs gr.
'dcin"n bitten Sic geamten. 8leih.
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atrhcn 1,srancn Gcrcin Der
ct. Sullanncs 4irdlen Wcmeinoe.

Men SdNpeitern biene sur gtap.
rih., boB bie ndd)IR GerIan1mlllns
am y't!ttmod, ben 3 Sanuar, abenbs,
itattiinoet. s(ac Sd)neitern iperoen &C.
beter Ser Sericnnllllng bei5ulpohnen.
9(llbcr lpid)tigcn @eld,oiten finbet
aud, Sic giniiibr,lng Ser nelien BE.
amtinnen itatt allh miro Ser Sinan5.
beridt in bieier Geriamlnllns per'
Ieien gtah Ser Geriamlnlrne miro
Gnircc lmo anden ierpIert.
Si Ser lesten Seriammll'ns tpur.
Sen iolaenoe geamtinnen erludblt:
Trai,, &attprina llngar, Si5e-Er..
s(nnn Totb, G.ot. ..Sfr.. Sopbia Sod,
Sin .Sefr,. aatbarina solbertb,
S6Gbn., &atbarina Srenb. Serlpal.
terirnpn, &atb Salmen, anna Bbi.
lipp, Notb. WtIlIer. s(ne 8eamtinnen
perIo-nhen ibr geites su tlln llno boi.
fen NIT @ottes Silie elnen idonen @r.
foIa sll baben.
Aaen Mitgliebern bes ssralten
Gercils unS Trel,nben lpiinlht elm
gliidiihes gteujabr.
Sophia ao1 Yrot -Sefr.
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ct. Sobannes Stride.

Die ct. Sobannes @emeinoe belt
ibre Beibnadtsfeier am Seiligen
Mbeuo nahmittags 5 llbr ab. 0ie
4irtJ, iuar Bis auf BEN lekten 8las
eefilGt. 9sadoem Die @emenoe elm
0ieo aeiunsen bate, berlaB Der Serr
Nfarrer bas @eibna1ts- -gpangelium
unb 9lelt cine fl,rse slniprade. Damn
wurocn mebrere id)Sne Qieoer bon
ben ,susenofloiien iouobl als bon
Der gan3en Sonntossidule seiunaen.
Garauf trueen oann Die ainber lire
@eoidte lit oeutimer uno nand)e in
engl'iter Sprade por. 9ead ShIub
Der feier tpursen Die @eibna9tsge.
iherfc berteilt. Oie 2utber liga
ihenftc Der 8emeinbe ben 8etrag bon
S35. 10 aud Die fleinite Sonntass.
ihulfla!ie iiberaab eine Sammel.
biid,ie lpie iiblid, Der @emein6e. Mu.
beroem muroen Der Yfarrer, oie Or.
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&eitieite SadjIenbeint.

s(Id) I'M 8eltleite Sablenbeim
iana cine @eibnabtsfeier itatt uno
;lpar ont seltrisen @eitttuoh. Sic
lpurbe pom Maorigal ssuniorbor NIT
einem lhonen Sieo etnseleitet. SRI.
Morie slber ians cine @eibnadtsarie
uno barauf trlleen Sic ainoer 8eib.
nah.saeoidte Dor uno ianeen Die
I6on;tcn @eibnadtslieher unter Sci.
tuna bon Erofeiior gtitoIaus. 9ie
gestei.,lns Ser 8eidnee beiorste Elm
neues Susenoordeiter giniee 8io.
lineri, liz tpurben gum 8eiten ee.
gebe.l iotpie Elm Tan5 ber @ottidling.
ainoer. slm SbluB Ser Jeier be.
idenfle ser @ribnahtsnann bie 3in.
ser reifli6 uno oann l,nterbielt man
lid Be froblidcm 8eiang uno Sana
in Ser unteren 8dl,nlibfeiten.
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5iueis 10.

9'e am 10 Ses. abgeboItene @e.
Notwithstanding ipar 5ufrieoenitel.
LEND teiudt, 9ie geamten tpuroen er.
lpab!t IS iinb: SrGi., slnoreas
S6uner; Si5e-GrGi., grnit 90prid,; !;
Erot. SER gliSabetb SitterIp, Sim,
Setr., Sobn @reaf, 6. g. sefr., 8.
gras; sdasm.. 9bomas slnorae; !;
Terrtltl,nssrGte, 90. SduIer, 90.
@eber, George Shmiot. Mrdipar II.
Jibrer, Senrp 2aoisIaus; @aiienp.,
Nfihcel S.buller. Der GrGiioent uno
6. 9. Sefr. sourben NIT stimmen.
nel-beit ltno CHE anberen fer Mffla,
naticn ipieoeraen1blt slGe berlpra.
diem :br beites fir ben gerein gu tlln.
3d. GrGi. slnb sduIler ermabnte
ale aGitglieoar an Der 8eibnahts.
feier teilsunebrer gs lperoen ifone
@eid,enfe ben 3inSern iiberreif)t. 9ie
Weibncdtsfeier finoet am Samstaa,
Sen 80 9e5. aben6s. I'M 0eutIden
Sal!s ltatt, Siiooit gde an IibTano
slpe. rno gpron Str. Die gltern, Die
ibr: Ginoer nod ridt ansemeISet ia.
ben tuer6en eri,,ht es sl tun unb
10 3,la iuie moelih. slnmeIoung Bel
Jrau Nnna Taub. Sir alles an6ere
,, ,,wire Cos aomitee Gorge traeen, Inn
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Ssctbnadtsfeicr nnh ain6er.
beidernne.

Ser 3ueis 46 beranItaltet eine
We'taaftsfeier 5llfammen nit benz
Stp'ig 10 om Somstaa, BEN 80. Sc.
sentber, an 1859 e. Miblanb slpe.,
beg:nneno s lltr abenSs. Gintritt fiir
erprtiene 25 Gents. ainber boben
freien girtritt. 8ir Iaoen ale W1it.
elisoer nno 5rcunoe ber3lidj Elm iid)
an oieier Seier at beteiligen. Gie
ainoer iolten bo!Isablis erideinen,
Inn az oem ASrosramm teil5unebmen
unb pom @eibnahtsmann @eidenfe
5,t empfaneen. 9ie 8eamten Der BEL
Den Sereine meroen bafiir Sorae tra-
9en. oaB Gle 9eiufer einen aemiit.
lihen Ibeno perleben.
Sophie Surs, Sefr.
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2tpeia q.

Iren griioern biene sur gefG(li'
gen Nadribt. oas bic nGdite Ser.
'anlntlung ant Sountas, ben 7. So.
nllar. nm 2 ltbr na6mittass, i'm
Sadienbeim abgebalten miro uno aIle
ipereea eebeten piinftlid at erldei,
men. oa iebr tpidtiee @eid,dfte Dor.
liesen Der Sinanaberidt iiber oas
leste SierteliaGr iotpie Der Ssabres.
berlbt meroen abgegeben. 9ie aIteu
Bearten Deroen bon ibrem Mmt ent.
laiien ,nb Die neu uno pieber ae.
lpabltcn in ibre gemter einaeiiibrt
es ioa ia fein 8r,,oer feblen. aommt
llna l'nteritiist cure geamten, mad,t
el1f autitebeno nit BEN 8eitrGaen
unS aiiebments. CRUDE no6maIs
ale o;ejenieen 8riioer oie lire 0ob.
nllna gednoert baben, mir oie ridtiae
sloreiie 5u geben bontit 6as aores.
bith ridtig eeiteIlt tpiro.
Gbriit Glaes, Sefr.
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Gintrad,tsSermania Ncnjahrsicier.

Mrs auh olesmol bon bem Geiana,
bere;n oeranItaltet. Gas Gonlitee eibt
'idl Die groBte Wfiibe oieien s(beno
red,i 1en1iitlif, unb linterbolteno ;ll
arrcngieren. Sltte Wi1,iif ilnO atitter.
noftseiier lit ielbitperit1nSIid. 9a.
nit io;r bie 8dite oud, aue gut beoie.
men :6nnen ltnb fir 'cben Ilas ba.
ben, .perber mir nur 800 aarten oer.
lauren ltno mr. I'M Gorperfallf. 9lIio
bitt:W tuir sic aorten i'm poraus at
beitcllen, neil an Ser Sir feline Der.
faltftt >perber. Sie Garten iinb 81 %
d Ecr|on bei allen S1ngern lmo beim
MfcnNoer i'm WeItIeite Sod)ienbeim
al nnben. Sas Romitee.
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Gillette Sadienbeim.

S,a Oltieite Sadienbeim fano am
@eibnohtsobeno bon BEN 3ipeisen
3S un> 81 cine semeinidaftlid ber.
anItoltete @eibnahtsfeier itatt. gtah
Grcfiuune oes Broeramms bon Ser
Sadierfapeue NIT einieen palienoen
Mriifitiiden belt Yraiioent George
SGncioer eine fllrse slniprohe uno
oarau' trusen Bic ainoer unter 2ei.
tuns pon oerrn BaItor Soiiel uno
Yianubesleitltne bon Srau Soiiel Ell.
niee ihone 8eibnahtsIieoer ,,no &c.
oidte por. Damn fam anedt @rpredt
un0 rerteilte idOne geidente at ale
anlpoienben ainber. Mit einem Gang.
pergniieen fam oie id0ne Geier gum
slbitIu6.
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alIen ein paar frobIide stunoen Az
bereiten.
GerIer tpiro betannt seeeben, oak
Elm aartenlpiel beidloiien lit unb
'ipar aah Der Sanuar 8eriammluna.
8 llbr abenbs. Sm 4omitee iino:
Sara Morfel, Mnna MarfeI,, Sara
Ya:l. Cara 3ultner. 2aura sduf.
fert @arie Tatie. &eg. Yetri, sui.
Shnlter, aatb. Mort.
slucn @robbeamten l,nbMiteliebern
oes s. g. tpnid)t froblibe Beibnadb.
len uno Elm eliidlides neues ssobr.
sl. Sultner. Sd,riftfiibr-..
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Ser g. g. Beianaberein

belt leine biesidhrise @eneraIper.
aimnl!uns am 81. 0esember ab. gie
ne,en 9ean1ten fir ous Sabr 1910
tpuccen eetpdbIt unb iinb:
Er1i:bent, grnit 2opridJ;
gHc>Yrdi., sSobann Meinbt;
Srot sSefr., Sobann cling;
Sin. .sSetr.. Sobann Sbellmnnn;
Shoemeiiter @eors Saniel;
slrdlioar uno gi5es sDirisent. $. solI.
men;
Surrnel Diaior, 81. Shdbbnreer;
8uinmel Sd)atn,., We. S1uner;
sti:lmfiibrer. 8. Sallmen, s. Srenb,
e. Iarfus, g. Salnen.
gs ioIten iih nod mebr safien
Dem ,8eiangoerein anidlieBen. 8itte
tommen Sic Gle. 9ie @eianeproben
finoen ieben Gonnerstas. obenbs
8 l1hr an 1858 q. IauIina, itatt.
Sobanna Sa0men, setr.
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Nus Gbicago, Sq.

Sn Ser Se5ember.G .GerIammIl,na
iulroe Sophie 2urs ipieoer ais NrG.
iioertin oes &ereins selpdblt, Ii3e.
EraIiSentin &aroline 8roa, Seab-
metltcrin, Gmilp SAUL, 6in.-Sefr.,
GIi5aeptb 8elter, 8rot.- .-Sefr., glis.
Sttte.lp. Sinenfomitee, Sob. San.
men, 81. Sanoer- -Meulen, Sara globs
I, Cara 9lobs 9, 9atb. Salllt, fit
&ronfenfomitec, Gatb. slnorea, glia.
Sint. 9olliIe Sled uno aatb. grf.
sllIe Sdpeitern peripraden treu at
arbciten fir Sen 9ereir.
6. Sitterlp, sefr.
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Sentihc-8cmcin6c.

Or: Sonntag rad @elbnahten BE-
ginnt Ser @ottesGienit 1890 porm
9tac) Ser Greoilt finbet Die Grgdn.
sllngs.pabl SLIM Girdenrat itatt iu,b
Sic Ditolicber iiGb erillft ar.ucicll>
gu Ie:n. Sie Sonntagsldule fdat ars.
slm Neuiabrstaee fil,bet Ser Cict.
tesoier't I'M 80 porm. Ita:: "nt
alc 3Iaubenseeroiien iinb n.r;I;h
aingc' :,ben bas neue Sabr naf altenl
9ra'lh nit @ebet uno @ottesbicnit ;u
beo men.
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Mus G4mouo gttb, ga.
Smeis IS.

Sueig IS.
Ser Mdnnerperein seranitoItet ie.i
ne icgrlibe
Ggriit.geiderung
fir 81, &in6er BON 6en gIItpoo6er
Sadien iotpie aud ale 9inber Der
Observation-Disclosures ont gams.
togabenb, BEN 90. Gesenber.
eltern iinb eriud,t lire ain6er ins
Sadietbeim gu brinsen an oieiem
4benO.
uniare i1brIihe
Sslneiterfeier
fin5et am Sanstas, ben 80. 9esem.
ber, Itatt, tpo5u MIR WitsIie6er unb
ibre 5anilien eingeIaoen ionie slt.
tipe unb AUDI uniere @eienidaftsmit.
slieber. Sir EansunterbaItuns uno
ertriithunsen pir6 foitenIos geiorgt.
Sanerfarut inb Wurit tpir6 ferbiert
bon II 11br abenbs an fir 25 gentA
ssreo MeIser, Setr.
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AuS Canton. Cbts

Das Direttorium bes sahienbeim
bon Canton, Ohio. beebrt iid ale
idditifen Bereine bon Canton ioipie
oeren .Sreunbe su Ser am Samstae.
80. Ce3ember. abenos, itattfinbenben
Silueaerfeier i'm Gadienbeim
einsulnoen. Da Iatt @eiek an Conn.
taeen feine eeiitieen @etrdnfe se.
|idenlt tueroen 6iirfen. 10 miro oie
|Splre:terfeier einen Gag friiber se.
'feiert Sir grfriiduneen, giien unb
San5 1T Gorge getragen. &umor un6
9eitcrfreit bringt ieoer nit. Jre6
Sedie:'s Orde!ter miro bic Weuiit
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tefcrn fir 6en Mben6. Sn Der arob.
ten Soifnuns, ,,ns an oieiem Mbeni
alle begriiben 81, oiirfen. entbiete
oas Nireftoriltm gud) alien frobIidI
Welhna6ten l,no ein seieenetes neues
Sabr.
Scs alte Sahr 1T nilr peraanaen,
e. Lat bent ncateu Ylak sen,abt.
Wtr ipiinfden gud Slslei6 aud a[Ien
Gas Neue bdtt' gu6 @liid eebrad]t
Srs neuen Saar, neue Ser3en,
Gin friihes g(att ins 2ebensbud,.
G,n 9rolt rub 2inberuns alIer
Sdn'er3en,
It:r arssctilat Der alte Slu9.
audl lei bic alte S6uIb seitri6cn,
Ser alte 3tu,it lei al,ssesliden,
60 flebn iptr gum Germ fir ieinen
Seeen
CT ipolle llns int nelien Sabr Ieiten
olf alien @esen.
Das 9ireftorillm.
Carl Sreno. HrGiioent.
Mi6aeI sh,,iter, 8rot. -Sefr