davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
Ghicaao. IN.

Heutid,e unb Siebenbiirgiid SGd,iild,c
ct. Rn,llus Gcmcinbe. Yaiinr grlp.
Sd,mot. Stride unb Yaitorat 4s55-
1888 S>omcr Ctr. Seben Snnntoa llbr
Scn.ltn9ihu.e cagliid) unh beutid,. -
Ecutif,cr Wotteohienit ieben Spuntoo
1l:15 llbr; en9liider @rtteshienlt jehen
9 nnb 4. Scnrtaaa 1G.t5 llbr. Seuts
fder Observation-Disclosures gIitf,rod)
nadr''itruas 4 80 lltr; cnaliid,er apns
mnnben< <llr:erridt Snmstop norn;ts
taN 10 llhr. Seutide Shule Sumsto9
ult): 1;ttngs = llbr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
0erlcb,a,,esan3eiee

Serr Ssohn uno ssral, &atharina
Sreno, 1924 Sit tS5. StraBe, GIepe-
LAMB, Ohio, beebren iid) bierourd Ole
Serloblng ibrer Tohter 3utb Marie
nit Serrn goparo ~. 1ontih, Sohn
bon Serrn Sobn i,no ssrau &atbarina
Tontid bon 1880 Glearmont 8oao,
9lepelano, Ohio, ibren jrel,nben uuo
Mnberlpanbten befannt 81, MAIDEN.
Ger Gag Ser Sral,,ng miro ip1ter
befannt gegeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12

9lncn 'Sdnpcitcru SIR NciGnigen
9tud'rid,t. baB sic n1dlitc Eer'onll.'
lung Tonncrsto9. ocn 10. ssuni. 8
llhr nbeuos. obactulten miro. slle
Mtitaliebcr iinb erilld,t dnlucicno jll
iein. Hod, Der TcrIamlullua peroen
sic Sdrrcitern aatharina Mplif uno
aathnrinu Sd)mibt &oiiee mo &i,.
den Ierpicrcu.
llnIer NGbfrGuSteu iinoct hiufort
Uicbcr ieocn Tonuerstoa nad,nlittna
ilatt Gle Sd)meitcrn iino berslid, &C.
bcteu iih oarau 81, beteiliaeu.
antb. Shmibt. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
@ineior. Ont, Nanabo.

Ct Eniluss8irde. Yarent aoe Yfar'
rcr Tito s. Neble, 12io Yore"t Ipe..
&inbinr, &nrnna. Wotte5hienit in ben
Sorlr.ern,onaten bon 80 llbr bore
nlittaas. Sonnt,:eldlule BON 10--,1 i1hi
rprnttnos. SSeben 1. 9ienStag abenbs
in: lRonnt &irfenrnt sSituns. Seben
I. Sonrerstoe oberos i'm Mpnat 5rallen
%crs!n Sieun9. ellie Iclfsz uno CLAUS
hensoeno1en iinh ber5lih eineelaben.
8irfenrotsii.'nna. Sehen 5,peitfoleenben
Wirtrndl SonntaGifuIiibung Sebep
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
Salem. Ctiu.

guunoeliidlzvuthcr gmomelss0'k<,
2J, South Y'rnnr,pnn. rohn Ra,r1onE.
Vo't.r Seosn Sonntaa um Q llbr por'
miinaS Sonrtaoid,uIe: Scoen Scnnta9
GiM.r shien1t Inn 10 llhr in ocr Qonhess
'rro'1c; I'm II llbl bcntid,cr @otteSs
Sicnt Ger ocntide &,rden Jronen Wers
ein rat nm npcitcn Mittpnd icoen Wo.
mats. obcnes 9 !,br. Gcr'ormlunq. &ons
fiSnh,nocnsl llhtcrri1h -(Epciidbrie) bon
September tis Citern. Sienstae unb
Srciina nud)mit:aa llhr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
Vidnif.
0as Smsenbfomitec Der 3meiae 1
uu6 1
lSifuif.

ncrnnl'oItct nu Spnntog. Sen -.
,%'ln;, Gin gelneinictoitlibes Yiduid
nllf siilnIcrs Tarm oil Hibeeapoob
Irine. Nile ailloer Der SSugenoabtei.
llnn. hcrcn Gltern uno sSrcilnoe 10.
mie oQe Grmud)ienen iinO ber5lib Elm.
gclnben.
I'm olr'en Elas 81, erreitben nit
zen glttoa fabre man sDorf Hoao bis
Hiogeipooo Criue. rehts einbieacn
bis 5llr Jarnl. Sicieuigen, pelhc nit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
MarN, 1n07nun.

Seutid,e go. >2utter. Stride,
ede II. Mpc urb Sillntore Str. Yfarr.
mrhnuuo: 1919 Tillmnrs Str. Eel. 9753
2copoIh @ y'ernbarS. .Eiarrer. Sonntaes
id,utt Inn 9 llb, fir Bic aro6en unc um
Il l!br fir Die nctnen Ginber. @cttess
bicn't nm 10 llhr in Der enaliihen ,,ub
in: If llbr in Der hcutid,en Sprdde.
&uIt5z neutrality-suspicious. inb freunb'
llrhit cingclnocn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12

Stir sic inns onlIGIih oes plob.
lidcn Siniheioens luicrer innieitae.
Iiebten Sod,ter
@iunifreb Gbith G6arbt
entgeacneebrohte Spmratbie, ioipis
fir oie id)onen glumenipenoen, be-
ionoers aud, Serrn Soitor yoiiel fir
oie tiefempfunoenen tro1treifen @or.
te. ioiuie allen mitempfin6enben
Sre,,nben iagen tpir bersIihiten
Tonf.
Wir banfen alth Dem Central
Terbano fir sic prompte Mus;ab-
lung ser Geriiderlna uno Dem Sci.
d,enbeitatter 6reb 3iebm So. fiir Sic
tuiiroepolle Yeoienrng.
"Tu fomIt. ou ainait nit Ieiicr Spur,
Gin fliihtiger @aIt i'm groenIanS.
@cher? Nohin? 0ir iuiiien nlr
slus 8ottes Sano. in @ottes Sano. I"
Die tiefbctriibten
Gltern mnb S6weiter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
AipincitenN, ia.

Tcutf,he Gponn. s":roi e. Minrfiss
Rird'. 222 81 g. Npc Irnolb Miaahs.
&iarrer. Wntnune: 224 ct 9. Npe.
Scltlhpn: 26:0IW Spmntongid,ule be-
ainnt 9:3O llhr morrens. Gnaliiher @ots
:cSh'enit 10-it llhr Seutid,er Wcttess
ei'ni: lie ll6r M1c NldubenSgennts
lcu 'iuo bcr5tid, miIItnmn,en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
9Grnaee, Ya.

9eutld,e Gucre s0utbe:. ct. Yetero-
H'emcinhc. 8. CTR Sans .. g. Simclen.
Eimrrr Yiorrbnls: pa MhamS Ctr.
girtht''cr. Yu Scl: 9cdleiter 635sA.
Nmieshicnit: . ~ lltr rloraens. Sonns
tna'dGlc 1O:A5 llbr. Truuen Tereins'
@crio'rmlunr nm letlen Sonnerstav
iehtn 9Rpnuts. lhenos g lthr. Sebers
mann II betSlid nillfprmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
HorreQ, Isd,

Gcutibe Gpan9 Qutbtr. ct. Yalilua.
Gnte. 721 20 Sruit Tpe. Yiarrer
Suus SoobnSbcin @ubrenS oes Soms
nlers Spnntn9ldmle mm llbr &aupt,
Nrtte' hicnit on Conn unN Seiertaeeu
UNI 20 lllr pormittoos. Vile llitberiid)eu
@lnabensacnclitn hcnt,d,cr 9un9e in
SdrvsH, Stu,nu u,o llmacbun0 iinc ~
cen &nttesoiemi:en ber3litit einneldocp
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12

Wer einen Aartcntiif ,mo Yidnif
ltiibIc hat m0ac lie iiir ole eigene De-
olIcmlid,feit mitbri,lgen.
M!iif miro cbcniaIla porl,m,oel,
lein. Sm ,sulle uon Mcgen miro oas
Yidnitf i'm @eitieite Sad)ienheiln ob-
eebalten lperoen.
Sas &unitec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
Golnm6us, Cbiu.

Gennccliid,s s2nthcriid,c @tartin 2utbcr
0trte. Gde Mpler llnb %nn Ctr Hnitpr
N. Enr:e Setter. Sehsn Snn,,tuG uors
nlitto9 i'm 9 llhr SountnaIhuIc. 10 llbr
cnlii'hrr @nfte5bienlt, II llbr heutiter
6ot!e sbienit pile SIaubcnsoennneu iitb
hcr;,id] cingelnhen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
3entih 8emeinbe Yidnidtns
feftaejebt

Ger ;Sralien Gerein bci Tel,tif.
@emeinoe hat beId,loiien. bah Eidnid
I'M Sonntag. oen 13. Suli. abslt.
balten. @ir bitten Sic @itglie0er ,,nn
isrelnoe. iih oieien Gag 81 refer,
uiercn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
kirblicbe Aacbricbten
Euut9u. CbiN

Siebcnbiiratihz Sotiiide gpanacliide
luttcriidbe Gbriitls eAirthe. 2l13-1t.
Ctr, v. 6. Yfarrer Sbonlas q. SoDniaer.
SDnntuaid,nle nit ocutid,en llno eng
liid,cn alaiien S:45 llbr morgen5. eng
liid'sr @otteseienit $50 mor0ens. Seuts
id,ec Wottcshien1t 1896 llbr noracnS
Se,lhd,e Sd'nle unh Acniirmnnbenr llus
terrt,t nod Gcrcii,barung. MQe @lnus
bensacnnFen uno Srcuroe iinp bcrSlict
cinNtIohen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
GinId6nno

SonntaA ben Is. Snni: Iatcrtao.
Sem Neoenfen unierer Y1ter iiuo
oieicn Sonntag Die @ottesoienite in
Der ct. Sobannes airfe sclpeiht.
Nac &oIfsgenciien iino oasu ber;-
lif)it eingelabcn. Der beutifc @ottess
oicnit beairnt Inn 8 llbr. Ser eneliibe
nm If l(br.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12

natlihe Notwithstanding finbei om
SienStagabeno, Den 10. Sum-, ltatt.
Son aQcu orei Gereinen 9eamten-
iisllng Treitagabeno, Ben 81. Slni.
Sbos. 8ottibling, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12

baben ,gebeten, iih beim 9omitee A.,
meloen, lun am genannten Gage NIT
5lbelfcn, benn es miro atles i'm s5ah-
lcnhei,n gcbofan. &onlitee Sppbia
&od', Nnna 0ottid,liue mo Sopbia
3llter. &nth llngar, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12

berbnnoen nit 500 SaGr.Jeier AM
Sonntaa. ben q. Snti. amf Der
2entid,en 3eMtrale Tarm
an yurf Rpab


ser Suhientag pom Glepclouber
Sad'ientllnl ipiecer ubgcholtem nit
oem llnterihieo ieood,. oab oie 800
Sabrfeicr oes 8eitanocs Scr Sieben.
biirgcr Sat,ien IN sen Tcroeraruno
tritt Tlrtb bas bcitcbcnoe Grefutipe
&omitce iino id,ou ncitgebel,he Yors
bereitlnNen gctroTiel, oie'e tSeier 81,
elmer dl,Berlt lriirnigen 81, aeltolten,
I'M ocn erpBcn 6ouseu ienes @es
prGac ~ pcrlcihen. Ociicn mir. lpenn
Nun oltf fern BON .l,nierer alten Sci,
mat, uns mub lmicreu Sdupcitcrn
lnS 9riibern. Ole oen lt'lueren &i
I'm ihre icrncre Griitcu5, ihren ,rei.
tercn @eitano nit ,Gbcr 9lusoaucr
ipeitcr iiihren. idulbiQ iino.
llnicr WoIf IN Ser licben nItcn Sci,
mat Sicbenbiirgcn. ser bluterfGmpf.
ten Sd)nac unicrcr Nhnen, uno mir
aue einaeid,loiicn. niiiien lrno oiir.
fen nit Tanf oitf umieru SOOiGhrigcu
8citano suriifblifen uno nit ungcs
teilter Nhtl,ng bas Teroienlt unierer
Nbncn anerfennen, no lie in id,if,
laIsid,percm Sample. unter fait int,
merulbrenoem Semmitub Ger Ser.
hGltniiie aus Dem emit untpirtIihcn
Sicbcnbiir9en elm YlGtfcn idrtfcn
mos - chne inns ser Selbitperberrs
lidnna jeiben 5l fonnen - iuohl als
Elm flcines Ydrobics dngciehen lper.
oen fam. NO es tpcbl fein Wunber
nimmt. oaB ltm ben 9clib oesielben
10 oft gcrllngcn miro. Niht MIR in
lanolpirtifnftliter Gntrpidll,na. ion,
oern allh in fuItllreller Soiniid)t
nimnlt unier ToIf inn &reiie umIie.
aenber Nationen ino IoIfern einen
erbnbcnen Ylat elm. a,lf nelfes audl
lrir nit Stols ;,,riid bliden oiirien.
llnb alles hieies eibt inns beionoeren
6rl,no. oieie 500 -Ssabrieier ju elmer
erbebenoen &ilnogebung 81 geitalten
uno IaIiet inns iomit am Sad)ien.
taae burd) unaeteiltcn Beiuh in ee.
ihIciienen 8eiben 2eusnis bapon ab.
legen, oaB mir ipiirSiae Nadfommen
unierer 9Ibnen iino. oab mir auf I'M.
IereNbItammilna itoIS iino, uno lpeun
llns al,d, bas Mutoeslebcn es nid)t
geltattet imlner unb oft suiammen 81,
iein, tuenieitens an oieiem Gage l,ns
unierer Sodienpflidlt betpubt per.
oen ,no in geid,ldKeh,en AnflnarIf,
Siir Wahrhcit iperoen laiien Limo
nm alIe beine SGbne, idlinse lid, Der
eintraft 9aub".
Sir oen transport oom Gnbe Der
StrcBenbabn bis illr ssarm miro
orrd 9uiie oieics Sabr beiier Gorge
getrogen rerbcn tpie bisber llub miro
cs Icn'it ieoem m0glidy ecnaft oen
Vlat leid)t umo in 3eit 81 erreihcn.
Sie allslpGrtiaen Safienpereine
unb Sanosle,lte iinb. iotpeit es i'm
gercid,e ibres aonnens licgt aild)
oieips Snbr ouIs herSlihite einaela.
oen unb miro linen rpie bisber auh
tricoer freier Gintritt se,udbrt.
gsGbere Gin5eIbeitcn ioipie oas
Groaramm miro red,tSeitis peroifent,
tperoen aGes mas oas Sauptfomitee
erlrartet uno bittet, lit iif Sonntag,
ben q. 'suIi.'su merfen uno nit fe-
Item Gntid)liB iid nl,s5uriiIten BEL
oieIer erhebcuoeu ;Seier nid,t 81
feblen. 9is oabin nit ber;Iihcm
Sadiengrub II. ~Sad,s baltic @adt"
Sm Nnmen bes 9auptfomitees
Shos. Sc1uei0er.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
Wefanntmad)uua.

Die geiomte Sahienfolonie bon
sluiance miro erluGt Somstng, Ben
Id. SUM. abenos, all elmer ,pidtieen
8eipredllng in unier Sahlenbeim
5u fommel. Sunb unO grfriibung
frei iiir ieoen.
SbOs. 8ottibling, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12

VIcUclhHb 2NtW. = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Wet 80. Ctr. unb 8illarb ylpe. Tnllnr
2obn"urs 0tutid'l1nhcr, 5000 @illorh
Muc. Sci: SSroob;uc 9O55 Botteshicnit
icren Sonne nrb sscie,iaa IN Seutld,cr
urh enrli1d,rr tsprnd,e. SountngIdu(c
ieecn Sonrta9 9-1O ,lbr rcrmittoas,
Toru.iioloanh cnaliidcr @ntteshicnit
rca 1n-10:45 l1hr. $,icrouf irlat Der
hcut,dc @pticsbienit II ll6r pornrittngS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12

aafiee l,nb Sudden eingeid,loiien. lit
MIR 20 Gents Die Yerion. @ir bitten
oieienigen. tpclGe 3artentiife baben,
cinen Gid mit,ubringen.
&. Shmiot, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
SicOeIcnp, Chio.

g >. @uana 1uth. ct. Sphnnncss
8irt'e Solror Hcne Soiiel. 76l Gbbg
:hnuS. Eel. MnlberrD 0G46. Sonntae~
iHn;l" I'm ~ ilhr e"oenhrnttrsnicn't
II Teu-'derA>n''ntrnttcshicnsto q l1hr
SntAsr 2iaa Nnh,dht uur YerionlmIuna
Sont!,a abenhs 1880 l'br. Soniirmuns
sl!nterricht unS rcutlt)e Sttnlle am
SamSteg bon 9 llb, an. Mne @lnuhcnss
acnptcn linc hsrtlid; eingelaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12

Der &irhen ,sro,,en 8ercin miro
am Gfittpod,. ben 1S. Sslini, bas Sir J..
d,cnreinemadcn pornebmen uno ale
SdlDcitern. pelde 2eit baben unb
riaens iinb mitsubelfen, tperben ge.
beten iif UNI 10 llbr morgens BEL
Der Stride ein5ufinoen. 8eiten 9anf
allen i'm Yormis.
Sopbia Sod, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12

ser aorbention abgeben ,no oas Ions
te cine ieoe Sd)mciter intereilieren.
&. Stoff Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
Aartenabcnh nno Grnpfcnucrfaui.

sInc M'italicocr ioltcn Sntcrciie
at ser SGde Scioen nno pcriutfcn
ibrc ,SrelnNc mitulbrinuen. nm oud,
Gicie llntcrhnltlrna su cirern GripjN
s,l MAIDEN. sIae @titalieNcr. hie I'M
MpriI. Mai oNer SUM @cbilrta:oN
botcn. lino achetcn cincn flcincn
9etrnn bciSultcuern. Gas arnittc
miro ON ncnonntcn Gage mi Snd,.
'enheiIn Ole &rnricn bucfru. @crn
,pcIdr St1peitern miihelicn luoneu.
'ollteu lie iidI bcim acinitec onmcl.
Ben. Sn &cmitec liuo Sophin Sod.
Nnno o'ottid,ling rno Sophio 3utcr.
In icocm Siit1 miro ein ifGncrGrcis
'ein. nut) nnoere Ereiie merotn oe,
9cbrn. Gintritt Doc. gninng : llhr
nbcnoa. aatb. llngur, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
3meie "a.

beranitaltet am Jreitag, Sen IL.
ssi.ni. Z llbr abenbs. i'm Siticitc
Sah'enheim cine anrtenpartic nit
&rapienuerfaui, rposl mir a0e Mit.
glieoer nno Greunbc mlfs berjIid)itc
eillooen. Ser Gintritt lit % Gents.
Nn ieoem Siid pirb Elm ic6oner
greis iein. al,h anoere Yreiie rer.
Sen peraeben. Nidienisen Dtisslic-
elieoer, mas im Mpril, Mai ODER
Sum- geboren iino, iino gebeten einen
fleinen Bctrag beisuiteuern. audi
fino oieienisen sfspeitern, oie 9eit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
MuD Niruciaul, Clio
S,rcio "a.

Ter Siticite g. 2. =. q, It. Wer.
Gin 3lpeia 81 pcronItn!tct NrcitGn
heu IS. Sllni. i'm Sit'citc Sndlien.
hem cincu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12

= @itte lcien Sic Die Nnoeigen,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-26
Weddings
SPINO-SCALZO

Miss Adele Constance Scalzo, daughter of Mrs. Constance Ippolito of East Main street was married on Monday to Patrick Spino, son of MT. adn Mrs. Joseph Spino of Con- gress aenue. Rev. Francis Murphy performed the ceremony. Mrs. Anna Vance was soloist.
 The bride was dressed In 8 beige plaid suit with @ blouse of almond silk jersey. She wore a toy straw bonnet trimmed in brown and with @ Kelly green veil. Her sandals were of corduroy. A corsage of orchid and white sweet peas completed her cos tune.
 Mrs. Dorothy Augelli, a cousin of the bride, was matron Of honor, wearing 8 suit trimmed with tra- punto quilting. Her accessories were brigadine, and her corsage, Talis- man roses with yellow daisies.
 The mother of the bride was dressed in navy blue with a corsage of red roses. The groom's mother wore a crepe dress in old rose shade, with rose corsage.
 Salvatore Spino attended his brother as best man.
 A reception for members of the immediate families was held at Way erlyff% When leaving for trip the bride wore a print dress of green and cocoa brown, with a beige coat of Shetland wool.
 Upon their return they will reside on Congress avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-26
LOCAL TEACHERS
 ATTEND MEETING
Social Studies Group to Hear Educational Lead-
 CTS Saturday Morning

Teachers from Waterbury and neighboring towns plan to attend the annual spring meeting or the Connecticut Social Studies Teachers association at New Britain Teach CTS college beginning at 10 a. m. this Saturday.
 Educational leaders will take part in the discussions during the day. and speeches will be made before the group by Gov. Robert Hurley and Lieut.. Gov. Odell Shepard. At the morning session, 8 panel discus sion in the demonstration room will be held on the subject, What Di- rection Should Connecticut Social Studies Revision Take?", and at this gathering Dr. N. Searle Light of the state board of education will speak on "The States Place in Curricu- lllm Revision"
 Samuel Meyers of the Leaven. worth high school faculty in Wat. erbury Is vice-president of the or. ganization and a regular contributor to the newspaper Social Studies Topics" Miss Helen W. Haugh of the Crosby high school faculty is 6 member of the nominating commit. tee.
 The program includes a luncheon at i2:45. and election of officers ct the business meeting of the group beginning at BIS D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-26
Artist Displays
 Many Etchings

John Taylor Arms, noted etcher, presented reproductions of twenty six masterpieces yesterday after noon when he lectured to the mem- bers of the Waterbury Women's Club. In his topic 'The Meaning of Prints, he described the technique of such artists as Rembrandt, Whist Ter, Millet, Durer and other famous men.
 MT. Arms explained in technical skill of present day artists over those mentioned, but also noted the lack of interpretive genius today in com- parison. He described etching as an unnatural art", as the black and white limits possibilities of express sion.
 MT. Arms is president of the so- ciety of American Etchers, and a member of the National Academy. His works are in permanent col- lections in Paris, London, Boston and New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-26
. MeKENNEY oN BRIDGE

BY VIM. F. MCKINNEY America's Card Authority
This years World Bridge Olym.

This years world brluSe OlyHl- pic, which will be held on Thurs day, April 17, will find several of the warning nations unable to par ticipate. Canadian players, how ever, still plan to take part insit.
 On Hand No. 10 in last years Olympic, the committee prescribed the bidding; that is, the players had to bid the hand according to the slip furnished by the commit tee, and West was directed to open the king of diamonds.
 From there on they felt that West would find the best defense himself -- which was to continue with the ace of diamonds and then lead the diamond five, thus pre- venting South from ruffing a heart. Even with this defense, however, you will note that the de- clarer can get squeeze play and still make five diamonds.
 At a game in Winnipeg, Canada, West, after winning the king of diamonds, shifted to the eight of spades for the second lead, and q comedy of errors followed. De- clarer got the idea that this hand was a dummy reversal" so he pro- ceeded to use four of his trumps to ruff out dummy's four clubs.
 He got into dummy first with the ten of spades. then fineSsed the queen of hearts, then the. ace of hearts, and finally he overlook the queen of spades with the ace. Thus he reduced dummy to two spades and two trumps, and his own hand
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-26
Birthday Party
 Of Octogenarian

Ill celebration of his eightieth birthday, Andrew J. Phelan of Ash ley street was honored by the mem- bers of his family with a party last night at Mill Plain Grange hall.
 MT. Phelan is a native of this city and has resided in the East End section all of his life. He was en- ployed by the Scovill Mfg. Company for 55 years, retiring from his posi- tion nine years ago. At that time he was presented with 8 diamond pin for his many years of service.
 MT. Phelan has four daughters, Mrs. Mary Lynch, Mrs. Margaret Mclaughlin, Mrs. Anne Doolan, Mrs. Laura McMahon; three sons, Andrew, Jr., William, and Leo; and nine grandchildren.
 Also present were his three broth CTS, James Phelan, former member of the Board of Public Works; Dan- iel and Matthew Phelan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-26
Waterbury Girls h College Play

Three Waterbury girls will play important parts in Pearls for the Prince" 8 pageant-sketch, com- posed by one of the Sisters of the faculty, which will be a feature of the afternoons entertainment sched- uled for Mission day, May 10, at the College of Faint Elizabeth, Con- vent. Miss Marjorie Di Pietro, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph A. DiPietro, 68 Wildemere avenue, freshman, and Miss Polly Flem- ing, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fleming, 30 Calumet street, are members of the sketch cast. Miss Mary Elizabeth Shea, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William D. Shea, R. F. D. No. 3, will enact 8 pageant character.
 The entire program will be dedi- cated to the two Sisters of Char ity Sister Mary Finan and Sister Jane Marie who are expected to leave shortly for the Mission at Yuanling, Human, China. Since Sis ter Jane Marie Is an alumna of the college, Mission Day is expected to be an occasion of reunion of alum nae, especially those who in their student days were active workers for the Missions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-26
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
International Federation Catholic ALumnae Election

emies or high schools were in at- tendance. The slate of officers pre- sented and elected also included: Miss Mary McVerry, vice president, and Miss Anne Toomey, secretary. Last nights gathering was Q re- organization meeting. Plans have been made for an executive board meeting at which time the con- stitution will be revised according to a pattern outlined by the na- tional association, and directors named.
 The group went on record, as a body, to assist in the present na- uonal defense program in some particular capacity. Mrs. Dorothy Lynch of Albion street will take charge of this work for the I. F. c. A.
 The next meeting is planned for May, details of same to be an- nounced later. Regular meetings of the I. F. 0. A. will be scheduled according to tentative arrangements, four times 8 year.
 Those attending were: Miss Mary OCNCACduh, WllO IS CIldlTuldII OL dI= arrangements for the supper meeting, Mrs. Frank Kenney, Mrs. John Gil- martin, Kathryn w. Hayes, Mary Bennett, Eulalia Madden, Mary Schmidt, Rita Baldwin, Mrs. Thomas F. Nolan, Margaret and Catherine Maloney, Mrs. Raymond Lyman. Mrs. Edward Conlan, Helen Con. don Smith, Mary Riley, Margaret and Meta Heitman, Louise Spell man, Mrs. Edward Green, Mary Mccarthy, Mrs. Laura Ryan, Mrs. James Lord, Ruth Kennaugh, Mrs. Edward Kiernan, Edna Harmon. Mrs. Martin Bergin.
 Also, Mrs. Frank McEvoy, Mae Keefe, Mrs. Edward Bobbin, Mar garet Corr, Catherine Lahey, Mary Meehan, Eleanor Egan, Rosemary Bowling, Eleanor Vallone, Katherine Phelan, Sadie Phelan, Mrs. John P. Barry, Mrs. Dorothy Lynch, Rather inc O'Brien, Mrs. E. F. Deegan, Mrs. A. T. Linden, Margaret Sul- livan, Mary McVerry, Mrs. Arthur Mcdonald, Edna Harmon, Helen Ljunquist, Margaret Carroll and Anne O'Neill.