davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-10
DIR. +. ". RICE
TO SPEAK HERE
Belleview Hospital Con.
sultant Secured By Medi.
cal Men for May 10

DR.. John Turner, Of the Westfleld
State Hospital at Westfield, Mass,
spoke on the results Of the use OF
x-ray In the treatment OF cancer
last night at the monthly meeting
Of the waterbury Medical Associa-
ton at Castle Memorial hall on
Central avenue. DIR. Turner gave a
demonstration using Aims and slides
showing various conditions and
stages Of cancer.
DR.. John s. Dye presided.
The next forum meeting Thurs
day evening May 10th will be feat
ured by an address on 1.-THE ESSEN
tial Factors Contributing to the Inn
provement OF Maternity Care. DR..
Frederick w. Rice Of New York City
Belleview hospital consultant, will
be the chief speaker. DR. Dudley b,
Deming and DR.. r. J. Hinchey Of
Waterbury will open the discussion.
A general question and answer ses-
sion will follow The public Is In
vited TO attend.
DR.. Rice Is well-known here In
waterbury and numbers many
friends among the Holy Cross alum
nj OF this city and vicinity. He Is q
graduate OF the Worcester institu-
ton, one OF several brothers who at
tend Holy Cross. A native OF Ban.
gor, Maine, he has practied medi.
cine In New York City for many
years.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-10
War Prices!

An increase In the price Of
fuel oil for next winter has been
announced by one Of the jor
oil companies. Other Arms have
% yet made no announcement
about price ranges for the win.
ter.
For those purchasing No. .
fuel oil the type generally used,
contract specifications state that
the minimum price will be S.2
cents and the maximum will be
go cents. The prices given those
buying oil on contract this past
year was set ut from 6.S TO rs
cents. The actual price for con.
tract users remained about Z
cents during most Of the winter.
OIL prices In general have been
increasing, largely because Of
the war.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-10
NEW DEBENTURES
WILL Be ISSUED
ScOvill Stockholders Ex.
pected to Approve Plan
at Meeting May II

Announcement OF o plan TO re-
fund debentures due In i04b with n
new issue OF $e,376, 900 OF convertible
debentureg has been made 10 stock
holders OF the Scovill Mfg. co. The
plan will be offered for the approval
OF stockholders ut O meeting May
81.
The new debentures will be first
offered 10 stockholders. A syndicate
headed by Morgan Stanley and
Company Will underwrite the Issue.
Existing debentureS OF 1850, 900,
remaining from an Issue Of 92i,-
$4,000 OF several years ago, con-
stitute the company'g only funded
debt.
The present debentures pay In.
terest at the rate OF 8 i.2 per cent,
The rate on the new issue will be
considerably lower.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-10
COURT ORDER FOR
ANSONIA TEACHER
Raymond O. Kendall Loses
Custody of Children
Pending Divorce

Raymond o. Kendall, Ansonia
school teacher, was ordered by Judge
Carl Foster at this mornings short
calendar session Of the superior
court to pay his wife SIS a week FOR
the support Of his children pending
hearing Of a divorce action filed by
his wife. Judge Foster also allowed
Mrs. Kendall $50 to prosecute her
divorce action.
The matter came before the court
this morning on a motion on the
part Of Kendall for an order rel
alive TO the custody Of minor child.
Kendall stated that he is suffer-
Ing from nervous condition, which
has caused most Of his troubles.
Judge Foster decided In view Of
the circumstances the wife should
have custody Of the Kendall chill
dren.
Judge Foster at this mornings
short calendar session denied two
motions OF the Connecticut Light
and Power Co. 10 have jury veriicts
set aside. The cases were similar
and the plaintiffs were william
Wargo and Helen Delmar. The cas-
es involved property damage caused
II was alleged, as the result Of de-
feet IN the defendant eompany's
dam at Stevenson.
A case involving claims Of EN-
ployes Of the Hewitt Grocery Co.
which Is now out Of business, tor
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-10
Ruling Affects
Parking System
In Thon10ston

Two Connecticut towns have
been notified BY the state trahlc
commission that they are not
70 allow diagonal parking on
trunk line highways where
parking space between curb line
ana Travelled portion Of the read
ID Less than 30 feet, u was IN"
nounced to-day.
Areas affected sre beth sides
Of Main street In Ridgefield on
Route %, and both sides Of
Route Q IN the center Of Thorn.
aston.
The notice was I'm accordance
with a ruling made by the state
trafIlc commission In 1895 which
specifies that diagonal parking
shall not be permitted on any
trunk line highway unless
there ID o minimum distance Of
90 feet parking space from the
curb line 10 the edge Of the
Travelled portion Of the high
way"
The ruling, II n explained, II
intended % o safety measure
since safety demands that o
driver have at least 30 feet In
which 70 nfaneuver his car back
onto the highway.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-10
Stubborn Blaze

A stubborn brush fire originat-
Ing on the John J. Linskey estate
on Woodbine avenue spread TO
other parts OF the property on
various streets, before being OK.
tinguished by firemen who battled
six hours yesterday afternoon.
Several other brush fires were
extinguished yesterday. Another
fire destroyed q fence In the rear
OF 900 Baldwin street last night.
The fire was blamed on sparks
from O nearby bonfire.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-10
Car Borrowed

A stolen car owned by Elmer
liner, OF i02 West Main street,
was recovered on Hamilton avenue
by Motor Patrolman Leo Nc
Kenna early today.
The automobile was stolen from
o parking lot on East Main street
last night.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-10
Many Distinguished
PreLates To Attend
Three Native Waterburians to Play Important
Parts in Conservation of Bishop-Elect O'Brien
Next Tuesday.

Three native Waterburians who
are now members Of the hierarchy
will play prominent roles In the con-
secration OF Most Reverend Henry
OBrien, titular bishop-elect OF Sta
and auxiliary bishop-elect OF Hart
ford, at st. Joseph's cathedral In
Hartford Tuesday at 10 a. m. Many
present and former local priests will
also take part In the ceremonies.
/ Most Reverend John Gregory MUIR
ray. Archbishop OF st. Paul, will
be one of the several archbishopS
present. Most Reverend Joseph Nc
Carthy, Bishop Of Portland, Me, will
be one Of the consecrators. Most
Reverend Matthew Brady, Bishop
Of Burlington, VT, will deliver the
sermon.
Most Reverend Amleto Cicognani,
apostolic delegate to the United
States, will head one OF the most
distinguished assemblages OF church.
men In the history Of the diocese
Most Reverend Maurice +. McAul-
life, Bishop Of Hartford, and Bishop
Mccarthy, will act with the apostle
lie delegate as o-consecrators.
Among the prelates who have
accepted invitations TO attend are:
The Most Rev. Francis J. SPELL
man, D. D.. Archbishop Of New
York; the Most Rev. John Greg
DRY Murray, ID. d., Archbishop OF
ST. Paul; the Most Rev, James T..
Cassidy, D. d., Bishop OF Fall River;
the Most Rev. John Il. Peterson,
Bishop of Manchester, N. H.; the
Most Rev. Thomas II. Mclaughlin,
d. D., Bishop OF Paterson, N. j.;
the Most Rev. Eugene J. McGuinness,
IN the National Guard for Of vnnrs
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-10
Spotlighting
Brass CityNews


Patroling his beat, o policeman
early today found the side door OF
the Triple x store ut $40 Bank
street open. He closed the door
and left note for the manager.
The manager called headquar-
ters today, saying that as In cash
was stolen from q drawer. Lieu
tenant Henry johnson, who inves-
tigated said burglars entered the
place by q rear door.
Police headquarters also re-
ported an attempted break at 80
Ayers street where burglars gave
up after tampering with cellar
door padlocks.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-10
Discharged

George Albino, and his wife
Mary, overcome by gas In their
second floor apartment OF 1880
Bank street, Monday were dis
charged fro mthe Waterbury hos
pitai yesterday.
Their two children, George, .,
and Allan, II months old, were
reported much improved OF the
hospital,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-10
Scopino Granted
Injunction Today

Judge Carl Foster In the super.
for court this afternoon granted o
temporary injunction In the case
Of D. A. scopino against the City
Of Waterbury.
scopino sought the injunction 10
prevent Martin J. Sweeney, %
purchasing agent for Tire city, from
purchasing IN "Tnternationap
truck for the street department for
e2700.
@copino who n head Of the Dia-
mOnd Motor Service cIMims that he
uisAerbid the international dealer,
Offering o G.M.C. truck for $780,
10.
The case will most likely be
tried out I'm court shortly.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-10
MARY TERESQVIUS
SUING FOR DIVORCE

Mary II. Terescivius this morning
filed suit for divorce In the Superior
Court against her husband. George
TereScivius. The woman claims her
husband deserted her Dec. !, 1884.
She seeks O change Of name 70 Mary
VaicuiioniS.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-10
COP. Women Attend
School Of Politics
(NEA photo)

Tho annual school OF politics OF
the New Haven County Republican
Women's association will be held
May 40 at the New Haven Y. W. g.
A, II was announced today by Mrs,
Frances Roth, program chairman.
Speakers at the sessions will In
clude Finance Commissioners O.
Glenn Saxon and DIR. Mark May, Of
the human relations department at
Yale university. Mrs. Herbert Eman-
uelson will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-10
$1,000 Bonds

Martin Coviello, ~, Of 1877 syl-
van avenue, charged with assault,
pleaded nolo contendere In city
court, and obtained continuance
under 81 bond for six months
provided there Is no further trou-
bic.
Coviello was charged with mo-
testing o girl 10 whom he was
once engaged 10 be married.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-10
BEVERAGE DEALERS
TO DINE AT ELTON

A meeting Of the officers Of the
Connecticut Manufacturers Of Car.
donated Beverages Association Will
be held at the Elton tonight.
@. r. q. Schirmer, OF this city,
secretary Of the organization, said
plans will be worked out for " Spe-
cial campaign.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-10

additional compensation was post
poned for one week.
Two divorce cases on this morn
ing's assignment list and scheduled
for hearing were not heard.
In the case OF denevleve Allen
against Willard Allen the case was
taken of the list ut the request OF
the plaintiffs attorney. The case
was unconteSted.
A continuance OF q week was al
lowed In the case OF Domenick
Verrastro against Mary Verrastro.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-10

Nausatuck, May l0.-Advance re-
port on sale Of tickets for the
knights OF Columbus communion
breakfast, Mothers Day, indicates
there viii be o large attendance.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-10
MAJOR KENNEDY DIES

New York, Conn. May l0-(UP)
MAJ. James J, Kennedy, 81, for
mer internal revenue department de-
putty, died yesterday. Kennedy served
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-10

d. d., Bishop OF Raleigh, N. c.; the
Most Rev., Francis J. Tief, D, D..
Waterbury; the Most Rev. Joseph
M. Corrigan, ID. D., rector OF the
Catholic University; the Most Rev.
Bonaventure Broderlck, D. D., New
York; the Most Rev. James M.
Walsh, D. D.. Maryknoll; the Most
Rev. Basil Takach, d. d.. Munhall,
Penn: the Most Rev. Constantine
Bohachevsky, D. D.. Philadelphia.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-10

Brazil reports Its coffee crop last
year was O valued ct $70,000,000.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-10

In the National Guard for Is years
and retired with the rank OF major.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-18
No Cooperation

Going into a classroom yC;, Earn
from the teacher that she is : N
relieved to know that the med al
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-18
RARCLAY ON DBGZo CD;

times for It are those when d
switch to any other suit would
help the Gtclarer. or at least could
not harm him. But this was not
ore II those times. To protect
against danger in spades. he
should have taken the opening
lead with his heart \ a"i then
planned to tinesse both diamonds
and clubs toward East. From
Vests bid. it was pretty sure he
had the threatening honor in each
Of his suits. in case he did not
have the spade y. Ii he did have
the spade y. then that suit vas
not 50 dangerous and would PRO-
duce a trick.
AS it turned out, this method of
play would have furnished five
tricks IN diamonds. three in clubs
ard one in hearts. making tire con-
tract without a risk Of having the
spade X led through at once.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-18
Authorities Work Together

In the Utopian School things
are all ditrcrcnt-thcre is coor-
diHatjon between the principal.
the doctor. the nurse and the
teacher. The pupils arc treated
like reasonable human boinys. The
parents are constantly consulted.
Pupils, parents and teachers Get
some respect for the value of a
ton%-range health record. Phvsi
cal defects are treated by search
ing for the causc, instead of
smoothing them down with d
placcDo.
The cducativc value of the
health service program depends
partly on the personality Of the
school personnel, and partly on
the development Of the art side
Of medicine, in contrast to the
Science side"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-18

office, and ask 10 see how the
health examinations are being
conducted. The principal says ne
is not sure the school physician
has come yet. "Somc.imes he is
late, and sometimes ne doesn't
come at all! He is such q busy
man."
He takes you to the room whore
the examinations are to be held,
and you find a mob Of children
milling around a nurse. who is
making out some new cards. You
express surprise that new cards
are being made out for seventh
grade pupils-thinking that cards
showing previous examinations
would oe available-and she ry-
plains that in transfers or some
other way a number Of the cards
got lost.
The nurse in answer 10 a qucs-
ton explains that parent are not
invited TO the examinations.
The doctor enters hurrjgdly and
says he has to leave early SO we
must get on with the examination.
A child approaches, the doctor in
serts a tongue depressor and says
"This child has terrible tonSils;
tell the mother they should be
taken out, inserts his stcthoscope
between the child's clothing and
the body, and says-"NeXt!'
When you ask whether the pupil
with the bad tonsils hes had fire.
quent colds or absences the an
swers are not known and 10 plan
is provided to secure such an
awerS.
No Cooperation
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-18

-"'.l ne~ar have tried
. herh. The Oriv
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-10-18

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11

.,ss ssecrstsry-Mary sesedl sos pIu.
FarreH' IA. The Farrell Saxon Atb.
ietic Club.
President - A! Wachter. sos Frui,
v seeretary-Elisabeth Burprich. I,s
Gary. ind. Junior Saxon.
rres, Frank Baier. 14sl ". II Ava
secy, Louise Schmandt. 1871 Harri-
"mestend IA. Homestead Junior
saxon Club.
fresident-Thomas Gufst. Seventh
ave" West Homestead. Pa.
eGretary-Mary Weber, esq Yves,
Hazel Way. West Homestead, Pa
Lorain Junior sarons
President Walter Goohs- sp0s ,av.
ingstcwn Ave. '' Lev
rs SSecretary-Rob. The;l. 2a4s IexinS.
Martins rerr, saxon junior.
o., sssesident-Robert Hutter. North
seeTstary-Elsabe.h Roth, Gene
tary Rd. '~
monnca. Pa, Juniod saxon C,ub.
Ave. 'enh'
Secretary-Eliza beth schuJIer Am
Penn Ave. 'Ao
We" Castle. Pa. New Castle Transyi.
sania Saxon Juniors
rresident-John Binder. 41s Wild.
wood Ave
secretary-Mary Kuttesch, 40 yai.
do st.
~1sem obio Salem Junior saxon G1uh
PRESIDENT Gordon Mellow 92s L:bertv
.. Salem. o. No'
sounEst"wn junior Sax0n Assoeis ttop.
r.. .Fresioent-J'Nn Schinker. 66 Eigen
St. Youngstown. Ohio.
Secretary-Maris RaideL l7s Fred.
srick St
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11

bSsAeSteittsa a.
aiepeiaab. Q. famenns. ,easssts.
Srdt Gut Mebner 44as ~ ss e.
sefr" aotb. e6artd $3.50 ebeitnut Stus
SuubeSteittuu IL
younsstumn. .. - Eameadhs, .vbeisD.,s.
gral. softo acrp 1920 Aerfler upe
Selr- aof6 SorItne. 3l7 Gmernlo ctr,
suuDtsieit,ou T.
fep SaftIe Sa.--e Q. Iomsudp, .aruuwr,.
Sto'" 8ofb pduitnt. iOl4 Pe6forn ctr
ee'r"' anno Ae'les sos samp,on EN-
Suubsstess,ou 10.
n1soh prs' Otto .earunts".Damenau,.
Vrot Sdr.. cIso anteltna, 224se Slnme,
s Setrott o''''''
sunoesiesttoaes 10. Is uus as
onnfon e e aarpntber es.,ouop,,.,,
gtal' SobH emtleb 705 IrItnaton q gs
S''' "eo' e@utet 2142 8, Ctr g. &.
6unbee,efttuu II.
rumosS eits 10 ,-9rhe, e. 6 usduse,dIs,
ooss Sso' s,,s M ns 9 ''o''er Sen sels0era. Gu
Seit; lbou,ae eeutner s2s ornoro upe.
Sofpooo Gttu. % e'>
Buabes.esittrn IL.
columbus. Chto G5emiiAbfe, Sho,
grol- Mtttael Grsneiiter s37 W1ttboi, ety
se'1" anno Sueu s6t odntorb Ct.
sunses.e.tttOn u.
enIen, o. 1amendbp..
gra1. gitidhctb S,rfni 7so pthe,fb o,
selr- cutie Serntann. 7s2 % g3iiion etr
Sunb,st,,,,,,r IN
lispelaub Gillette stepertot,I u,au.e,n,,
Frh' ;, br Ss,a.1 81 ,a42, 5n,rrrt Rn
Gefry @eoree Scrpotb. 4e42 6. lo9 ctr
Sunbes,efttpu Il.
a'sDelaub cttietts e,eoerafeI Some,tus,.
grai. SobnHrr antrer 1927 q l4s etr
Se''" cato Seteer. l9421 1hrorne.
sunD.s,sftton ~.
Bsanesttupn Suutp, suro Gbsrus
grdf 0m lte,s Sr 90, Belmont us,
,,,sn gsfr;; aotb. aatSel n 8 3 go. s. 0ounss.
Sunoes.sefttpn %.
Sou,eh,ob Gem,sdte, Cbsr.
grdl. Sobn Soat 23is Clinton ase. mur.
90 .:.h: s,ir:: seon,s eterner. Bot 4l4. m. 8. G,
Ytttsbursb. uO 90.
SnnbeSieffion a.
Sarreu. "a. Qtcbers.uua
Srd, anorpns SlFiner 500 Proobmon
yrot .Setr.. Waro eaoIer. 4s9 etourbouob
are,. Gbaron. $50. s'
Snubesieittpu 20.
ebteoao Sn CT, benbarper SeIoropere,n
yroi. Sreb SrenOi. 1899 Sutdtnfcn ctr,
Setr.. Sobonno Saumen. $500 Seopit, str
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11
BRANCH-CALENDER
TransyiOano Saxon Juniors of the United
Of America

4. .. ). A. Onicers
President - Henry SCHNEIDER. 74o2
Dearborn Ave. Cleveland. Ohio.
Vice President-Martin Eberth so3
FRANKLIN Ave-. Youngstown. Ohio.
Secretary-Martin Weprich. $40
Shady Ave-. Homestead Park Pa.
Asststent Secretary-Mary Segedi
aos Division St.. Elwood City. Pa
Treasnrer-Hilda Bodendorfer. It's
Young ST. New Castle. Pa
GRANTEES OF THE T. 8. ). A.
Canton Ohio Canton Saxon Junior
N E. A'o ave-
sec'y Elise Maurer. 14ls Ohio Ave.
Alliance. o.. Junior Lodge
Pres: Bill Rampelt. 1882 Meadow
Secy: Dorothy Albrch. 1892 South
Liberty Ave
Cleveland East Athletic Club.
President-William Weber. 1888 Z.
,s.s ,ss.ssereetary-Anna schuster. 72s e
Cleveland. y. Cleveland West Juniors
Club.
President-Henry SCHNEIDER, f4o2
Dearborn Ave
Secretary-Elisabe beth Folberth, Ken.
nedy Ridge Road North Olmsted O.
Columbus. U. Columbus Junior Saxon
Club.
President, John Nasner, SIT woodrcw
Avenue. Columbus.
secretary, Loretta Konnerth. l3l
Deschler Avenue Columbus
Oesfoit. Mich. United Young Penples
Society.
President: Arthur Seller g7es
norwood ST.
Secretary. Joe Bender. Jrx 442s
Drexel ST.
ElIwoOd City. Pa.-Ellwood City
Junior SaxOns.
Pres. Rose segedi. sos Division Ave
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11
Deretn8-
siebenbiirser sa@ien sdnserbunbes -"
upn Norbamcrifa. '..
upn Noroamcrifd.

gSunoss'V1d!: uoolt sstIf.neer. s4ss u
'22 GIT; GIebelonb o
eorbeti aoe seirott Uha
,.l. Vtae'S 'prdl;. oe,nrio Uelse,. i4s T..
sob,o ao.. S,u ysunas,osSn' @s0ss 8 "o'oe' ss"'
i74a Sberitr slpe eoro,n. O.
2 sunoes'se,retds geora e6uuer. l74so
SarloiD Npe Detroit Wtd
gunoes e6osme,fter. Wm anoroe. 22os
eollono uoe 9rte 30
gunbes.ssertpolter 7bou,as gepner, 12oyt
Io1pe'ue Eetrctt Wtt6 Rath Tperlino SI7
gmerale Ctr. Dcunosiopn G.: 5obn em.leo
'oo url'ngton %. Canton o.
D'''o; ;;SS ;lSS e, Sane. setn unb re, IN syOr,
vunbesieftiohen.
euubesteitts, l.
eieuelauo. Ohio .9tnsvodbf. oermon,s.
Stal Ean Tberironn I943 NCoere Noob
Sc"' gop genntns l22o37 oorntn aoe
Sauoes,shton L.
HleoeIano. o. - ch,etis e. O ..Yteber,ot,,.
@ra'.. Ghnl' g3tIfsnoe1 s4sa N ,23 ctr
eetr. Sobonno @oIf. 1858 o. i4s. ctr,
suub.ste.ttpn d.
Seiruts Uitn 6 g B,dpuerop,
Gtal Geo e6uner. l743o gorlp,o use
Se'r'. Sn1ia aeuner. 5076 Iaarlbrouot.
suus.si.sttsp 4.
Srts. ia. g e Udunerdasr
grat- Sobn Stneer soo u 90 ctr
Selt Soieob Budpululel sls T. H. ct,
Bunbestetttou B.
'orotn, Q. - g e. 0stauaueretn ,.V4ut,otn,
grdt Wt6oel atr,1ner A., VI =, o.,
Vrot .sefr. R. q 5rtefenbeneti. I7is Obet,
Bunbesteittsu 9.
KEN eahle 20. - .,Gtufrohs". .getunape,etu
Srdi 5'bn Unto. zoos g Jetter,on Ct,
setr- George WuIfi. 1903 6omiIton ct.
suuocs,etttuu !.
snieuL Clio e Wtdune,dnu,,
grdi. Wlarttn Webet 3b, eborp ctr
Setr.. Srieort0 Srenb 679 WaIrut st,
suasestentus T.
youngstown, O. = g. ysduuerdbp,.
4rdi. Subn enuuer ,42s aepubItc YIN,
m. Sefrs @orttn aOttd n. 8. sO. /. eotusu.
Huubesiefttpn y.
Antanee o. - ,earmoute" 1em- Qbo,
Ird' oecprio sbm,h. 7,5 gaoe aee
m Vrot'se!r.. IrroIo SaItri6 1904 soutb
WiOrgdn Ipe
Snabesteittpn H.
trts Ia. Ssmndter 4bss
9rd'. Glt'e SaubInnnn, $40 % 10 e:,.
Setr" Inno Vuf6er 20ls Sren6 str.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11

Yrdl. ssatbartna SoGsmann. 1881 Bertlep
MOe.. Ielepbon S.6s76 ... -.>
Yrpt .eefr. GIt,dbetb e6ufn 25 a. Gart'
sorb Wpe. r~- !.
mcnt 81. Eel e.727e. ~
Ypungeipmn. cttp - e 6 8. &. u. Veretn.
!Smet9 30. E
0eridmmlure ieoen |. ,Sonnide TIM Monat
III Gahfenbeim. Gde Stint Siu unb Gronilir
Moe.
Vrdt.. Wm. 1betb. v2l Delmun, Qbe. Tel
rs Ss3
prnt .eeir.. Geo Gepner. l12 g9 eoGlabe
Yloe
~" - S'~ Nroen S4l0 Sbletuooo
lne. EeIepbon 1885.
+. 81, <rls 4ps,s. AT Soura Ioe.
1eIepbon 27865.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11

gdt meitli9. Sunser
Munn: rJrdulein Soa. nie alt lit
oenn Sbre Greunoin Bertbu?" SIRIUS
lein: .Das tpeib id nidt senau, uber
lie lit um Speieinbalb Sabre dlter ata
i4."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11

Martins Scrrp. .. - G. e. q. u..Veretn
unb sdnsct nGtntrant" Stpete IL.
Scriamnutg ieoen l Sorniua TN Wtonoi
IN eigener Suue um ubr notmtiaps
Vrd. SEQ U Sromer. 624 8rani Ipe.
Yroi.'Seir.. George SIrr y 8 Dol 362
8'S.sSefr Wiatbos Rlomer $50 g. 7. Ct
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11

Wtonaea. "a. - g. g aranlen.llut. ..yeretn.
Sruete ~.
Wertamnilnna teben ! Sonntug IN, W2unut
YrGf.. Anoreiu Balibes. 2O6 6. glpe
Hrut..Sefr.. 9nnIeI &tuuer. 40 Yenn Wpe
S.'T.Seir.. Sobn lbcu. 1881 aRaoiiun ISe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11

enratn. .. e. e 5raurn. unb June.
trancn.a Ill. .Vcrctn, Siprtg IL
&erlunlmluns ieoen Soiiniua I'm Wunuf
3 ubr nabnliides IN be, G Suue'
Brat saatb GuIoner 263l Suioale aoe
Erot. Seir.. Charlotte ssut. 20O4 = 80. CT
3. S..Sefr.. aaib. Stn,ioer. ll09 u I2
Ctr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11

Wonaea Va. g. g. Srauen. .lln,. ..Veretn.
Sluctg 81
Strldnirtlune teoen l. Sonntoe I'M Wturui.
ubr abeilos
Vrdl.. aGtb 2hetl. .Warbuu Rpuo
Yrpt.'Seft.. Surab Ndolcr. 1913 Eenna 2lpe
S.s8 'Setr.. Suunno 9iouliiter. sls yenu.
iplDaniu glpe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11

Ken Cattle. "a. - G. e. Suscnbbunb a..
u.Yrrctn. 3lucte 25.
Ser'anlmlrilig iehen 8 Spnniag I'M Wionu,
IN Der -Gtnirnti" ".8aue. l2s laDlo, Cir
Hrdl,. Soiepb e Goe. lI6 SSlIbeI @be
Yrnt .Scfr.. 8eoree leiri. 4O4 gSuloo Git
3 .S.'Seir. 3. uni6 zoos g. Selferiuu
Strabe.