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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REF.
EGYHAZ HIREI
NJ. B6tty J8nos lelkesx
737 Mahoning Ave
Telefon 66841

ISTENTISZTELET vasarnap
delelott fel II orakor, elotte
fel 1O-kor vasarnapi iskola.
BAzARUNK aldott anyagi es
erkolcsi sikerrel vegz6dott a
mutt vasarnap este. Egyhaz-
tagiaink es jobarataink men,
csak sok ertekes targyakat
ajandekoztak, de mind a ha-
rom este nagyszamban gyiltek
ossze a sep targyak megval-
tasara. A helybeli egyhazaktol
sep szamban megjelent ked-
yes vendegeink mellett kulo-
nos 0r0mmel vettiik a warreni
magyar reformatus testver egy-
haz kepviseltjeit.
A bazaron nyerok osszes ne
veit e helyen mem kozolhetjiik,
lit csupan a door prize es penz
bell dijak szerencses nyer6it
emlitjik meg. A harom este
alto dijakat nyertek: Bahia Da-
nielne, Pallay Janosne, es Ko-
vacs Sandorne. A rs dollar
tobb reszre osztott dijainak
megnyer6i voltak: Id. Szabo
Ferencne, $500, Balogh Jozsef
(CampbelD $1,000, Breznay
Ferenc $1,000, Mezey Lajos
$1,000, Szekely Janos $500,
Torok Jozsef (Brookfield) $500
Horvath Jozsefne $500 es szin-
te Horvath Jozsefne $500. A
Pipoly Gyula szenkeresked6 al
tai ajandekozott 2 tonna SEE
net egy kes6bbi alkalomkor fog
juk kisorsolni. "A bazari elsza-
molas sorok irasakor meg
mem t0rtent meg. Anint mu-
tatkozik a tiszta jovedelem
megk0zeliti az 1000 dollart. A
sep eredmenyert fogadjak az
osszes megjelentek, adakozok
es hisegesen faradozok egy-
hazunk halas k0sz0netet.
ESKUV0NK volt a mutt
szombaton delel6tt. Alfred
Pezzute es Marko Juliska es.
kudtek orok hiiseget egymas-
max. A v6felyi es nyoszoly6
leanyi tisztet Vincent Gao.
ciano es Almassy Lidia toltot.
tex be.
EGYHAzUNK lelkesze most
vasarnap delutan a helybeli
Magyar Ref. testver egyhaz
Is ewes jubileum alkalmi isten.
tlSzteleten, este pedig a canton
Magyar Ref. Egyhaz IS ewes
jubileumi bankettjen fog reszt
venni. Remeljuk, hogy egyha.
zunk tagjai sep szamban fog.
max osztozkodni mind a ke1
egyhaZ unnepelveben.
GYULESEK. - Egyhaztana
csunk multi szombatrol eliza
lasztott rendes havi gylilese1
most szombaton este 7 ora
kor a Templomsegelyz6 Noegy
let gyuleset pedig vasarnap is
tentisztelet utan fogjuk meg
tartani. Szeretettel kerjik a.
erdekelt tagok szives megiele
neset.
SENIOR C. E. csoportunl
most vasarnap esti 0sszejove
tele elmarad, hogy ifjainknal
alkalmat adjunk a Young
stowni Egyhazak altal tartand,
vallasos ertekezletre, mely les.
a Stambaugh Auditoriumban
vasarnap delutan 8 orakor &
este 8 orakor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13

csiit0rt6k, pentek, szombat,
vasarnap a Scent Istvan Egy-
haz evi bazarja.
November 28--29-- 80, pen
TEX, szombat, vasarnap a Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya Rom.
Kat. Egyhaz 6szi bazaria.
December 6--7, szonlbat,
vasarnap a Scent Gyssagy Cor.
Kat. Egyhaz 6szi bazarja az
Egyhaz Feher Termeben.
December 26-an, penteken
este az 0reg Ref. Egyhaz ka-
racsonyi tancmulatsaga a
Central Authoritarian.
December 28-an, vasarnap
"a Scent Istvan Hitk0zseg Oh
taregyletenek 10 ewes jubileu-
ma vacsoraval-tanccal egybe-
kOtve.
December no 81 en-, szerdan
este a Scent Istvan Egyhaz
Holy Name Tarsulat tarsas 0sz-
szejovetele esti ajtatossag utan
a tempIom alatti Auditorium
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13

italat, a szallitas ingyenes.
Az italok min6sege kitiin6,
az ar meglep6en alacsony. Gy6
z6djek meg err6l minel el6bb.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13

MIsEK soRRENDJE:
Vasarnap reggel 9 6rakor kismise
angol predikaci6val
1880 orakor nagymise magyar pre-
dikacioval.
HetkOznapokon mise reggel 8:O0-kor.
GYoNTATAsoK:
Minden szombaton delut&n 3-5-ig es
este 7-t6l.
Ainden els6 pentek el6tti cstit0rt6k6n
delutan 3-5ig &s este 7.&6,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13

Mindenki szivesen hallgatja
az igazsagot, ha az masrol
szol.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
CANTON REFLECTOR
BY Elsie Salmen

Canton, Ohio, June l2-Last
Sunday found some of the Can
ton Jrs. at Nelson Ledges, where
we met some OF Alliance and
West Jrs. Some Of us went in the
caves. some rode the amusements
and others did other stuff. Honey
did pretty we'll with the West
boys. Martin kelp was soaking
wet when he came out of the
caves. but he was wise. he had
some dry clothing with him.
Goeckel. from Alliance seemed to
like the ground that day. for she
was always falling down. because
someone pushed her. West seems
to be getting quite a few new
members. but in Canton, you will
see the same old gang, what's lef,
Of it. All in all. think that every.
one had pretty good time.
At the meeting last Friday,
nothing much was discussed be-
cause there was such little at
tendance. It's too bad that we can
not get together better for these
meetings.
This year three Canton Jrs. are
graduating from the local high
schools. All three of them are
boys Henry Bcllman fromTimm-
ken High. John Fulz and Joe
Krash fromMcKinley High. Good
luck to all OF you in your future
undertakings and let's hope that
next year some girls will gradu-
ate.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
BY Zirri.

Cleveland. Ohio. June 12-My
private secretary is writing my
article this week. My bones and
Joints amt what they used to be-
After all that climbing and being
yanked up over cliffs without
any show of gentleness. ] think
| should spend the next few days
in bed. We really had a swell
time, and we thank you Canton
and Alliance for your cooperation.
Things seen at the Nelson
Lodges picnic-katy Schuller
running around in her shorts try
ing to get her skirt from that
pesky cousin of hers-Johanna
Lutsch being given a ride on
those broad. masculine shoulders
of OFT Bahniller-ah yes. we had
HulCt tllllC.
Our meetings are getting bet
ter and better, more and more
fights. and more and more men,
bers. That's the way it should
be. Our Madrigal is progressing
rapidly. and we are learning songs
of ancient times. We are all wait
ing idly for the New Castle con-
vention. doing nothing to pre-
pare for 1.-THE last moment. how
ever. it will rush madlv around.
and arrive there breathless but
all set to 60. Oh YES. at our semi
formal. it was Mr.. and Mrs. An
dy Schmidt who won the prize
for waltzing. Those three GER
tainly are happy about it.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
By Frank J. Gable

Cleveland, o.. June l2-Cleve-
land East and Detroit played
their first league baseball game
and last, years champs. emerged
! victorious by a one run margin.
East started with three runs in
the first inning and Detroit came
back with one run in their half Of
the initial inning. In the second
half East went scoreless and De-
troit enjoyed the biggest inning
an opponent has had against East
since the beginning of the last
season. They scored eight runs
and apparently were we'll on their
way to victory. However East got
a few runs each inning and caught
up to the Detroiters. When that
something extra was needed
East pushed across the winning
run and the final score was East
10. Detroit 9. The East team has
established an enviable record of
coming from behind in their ath-
letic contests.
After the game we all went
to the Saxon Park and thorough
ly enjoyed ourselves. Cleveland
East is certainly grateful for your
every effort to entertain US De-
troit and only hope that when
{you come to Cleveland we can
treat you at least half as well as
lyou treated US.
Sunday, June Is, East travels
to Lorain to play their second
game of the current season. All
interested in attending contact
any OF the ball players and trans
portation will be arranged. Look
in the Lorain column for the
time and the place
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
LIFE AND DEATH BATTLE

Agriculture faces trying times.
Only one thing is certain. 1t will
be many a day before any sub
Stantial measure OF stability or
security is again attained. The
farmer. like everyone else. !, be-
ing swept forward on the crest OF
wartime economy. Costs are ris-
ing around him like angry seas.
He is threatened by labor trek
from farm to hipvard. unless he
pays wages which' few farmers
can pay and stay IN business.
The cost OF everything he bvS,
from wearing apparel to tractors
is steadily inching upward. The
farmer must IN some measure
meet these rising costs by in
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
GARY. IND. NEWS

Gary. Ind, June l2-The Al
pha AMIGA entertained the Gary
Saxon Junior Club last Sunday
evening in honor of winning a
bowling tournament. The affair
was held in Saxon Hall, 1lth and
Roosevelt.
The losing team consisted of
Messrs. and Mines. Donald Weis-
ser, Elmer Milteer, John Guist,
Lorry Connell, Rob. Lavell, Viii
fred Frank and Fred Dick.
Dancing and games provided
the evening entertainment after
which a light luncheon was scrv-
ed. The Alpha AMIGA are all
former members of the Gary
Saxon Junior Club, but have re-
Gently organized club of just
young married couples.
Congratulations Gary, that is
the way to do it, to keep young
married couples interested.
The Editor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
ALLIANCE REVUE
By "Mikey'

Alliance, Ohio, June 12-Oi!
Our poor bones-my legs and
arms felt like somebody beat up
on me Cor did they). Boy am /
tired. Such are some of the re-
marks heard after the get to-
gether Sunday at the picnic at
Nelson's Ledges. If ! am right
every one enjoyed themselves inn
mensely. We really have to have
another such get-to-gether very
soon. But say Alliance the rest of
you keep the next picnic date
open because we want all you
kids to be there. lust remember
the meetings and we'll get things
done ..-.~. ~.
Well--after the weary trek
home-the main topic of discus
sion is the convention at New
Castle. OF one thing be certain
Alliance will be there--but speak
ing of Conventions-Alliance, if
YOU know what I mean when |
say attendance works wonders" :"
We hope everyone survives al
ter Sunday and we hope Johnny
S. recovers! No harm meant. but
you really had busy day-foot.
ball romance and all, Johnny!
Some of our Juniors paid New
Castle a visit last Sunday. Mary
and Mike Schneider and Ginny
kirchner were in your fair city,
New Castle.
We're thinking about another
picnic soon. so be sure to attend
the meetings.
Reporter Please keep your
writc-up more to the point.
The Editor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12

crcasing the selling price Of his
products.
There is no doubt that agen-
cies such as the farmer-owned
marketing cooperatives will play
vital part in this life and death
battle. Members of the market
ing co-ops have found in the past
that their marketing problems
diminish remarkably when plac-
ed in the hands of these organ
izations,. Of their own making,
that have no aim in view other
than stable markets and lair
prices for farm products. They
will find them doubly valuably
in the future.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
MAR.LU SORORITY
By Katherine Roth

Cleveland, O.. June l2-To-
night, Friday, at 6 p. NJ. the Mar
Lu members and their friends
will dine at the Alpine Village.
In order to become a member a
girl must be Is years, or older.
and not attending high school. If
you can can fill the above require
ments you are welcome to join.
The next meeting will be held
on Friday. June y. at 8 S:OOo'clock
in the basement of the Teutsch
Ev. Lutheran Church. at West
SOth St. and Willard Ave.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. John and Mrs. Katharine
Orend Of l424 East l85. Street.
Cleveland, Ohio. hereby announce
the engagement of their daughter
Ruth Marie to MIR. Edward NJ.
Tontsch. son of Mr.. John and
Katharine Tontsch of 1880 Clear
mont Road. Cleveland, Ohio. to
all their friends and relatives.
Date of marriage will be an
nounccd later.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
BY Hilla Thalgott

Detroit, Mich, June l2,-WeDl.
they came. and they conquered.
But it was an exciting game any
way. At one time during the game
Detroit was leading 9--3, then.
all of sudden. Cleveland East
got together and won the game
100.
The Senior Lodge celebrated
the grand opening Of the pavilion
on their picnic grounds on the
same day. So all the young pco-
pie went out there for a good
time.
Meeting
June IS is the second Friday
Of the month which means ii is
your night for the club. Don't for
get everybody the meeting starts
at 800 o'clock. Let's see every
body down there.
Another one of Our boys has
gone to the army. Art Seller
(whose brother left , months
ago. left last Tuesday to join
Uncle Sans ranks. We hope that
your year in service will be a
pleasant one and that you can join
your brother at camp Livingston.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12

How is our baseball team COM
ing out? Hardly ever see them
play - but did you people see
their suits, we'll they all are so
pretty, and my, but they look
handsome in them - hum, hum !!
Good bye and thanks for being
with me throughout the year -
so long.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
I. S. J. A. Convention News
BY Hilda Bodendorfer

here will be hot time in the old Castle
end OF June Il and 22 Come ayoung odto
18th Annual T. S. J. A. Convention held New Castle Pa
at the Eintracht Hall on lOS Taylor Street.
Have you been 7. s. J. A. Convention before: you
again and old friendships old
timers call tc good old days. and also younger
members If have been T. S. before
then you really have enjoyable experience in
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
HOMESTEAD NEWS
By Fred kraus

Homestead. Pa. June L.
Lucky night. June l5. Friday.
8 90 P. NJ. 1t will be the night of
our special meeting to instruct
our representatives to the New
Castle Convention. Our last meet
ing was very we'll attended. We
were glad to see Sammy Guist
back again with US. He has taken
! on a WestVirginia native appear
ance and for this we named him
our Sergeant-at-Arms. Kitty Ne
! menz and Betty Nemenz un-
animously agreed to take care Of
all persons transportation to Bill
, Green's night spot. The club has
agreed to make night of it Fri
day, June 18th, after the sepcial
meeting. which will terminate at
9:l5 P. M. All expenses will be
, paid by the club treasury. All
persons who have as yet failed to
register can be Accommodated by
coming to the Turner Hall this
June 18th or calling Ha. 74l8. Be
| sure you have your "glad rags"
on because this will be annight
f, long to be remembered. Three
tables have been reserved and
! Mr.. Sherbrooks is to donate a
huge decorated center piece cake
| which will be cut up at the close
of the evening or shall it be
morning. So until then I'll be see
! ing you all.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
Naval Arsenal getting Rail and
Truck Roads

WPA crews have started clear
ing rights-of-way for 50 miles
of railroad and 100 miles of truck
roads to serve the great naval ar
senal under construction in Mar
tin County, Indiana, by the Navy
Bureau of Shipyards and Docks.
The railroad trackage will con-
meet with the Chicago, Milwau-
kee, St. Paul and Pacific. This
SIS, 100000 naval project will be
one of the largest of it's kind in
the country. WPA has allocated
81 ,O26, ,945 for road work.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12

a certain number for each meal
and would appreciate it if all OF
you would eat your meals at the
club.
All Saxons like good enter
tainmcnt. We have contracted d
very good orchestra to furnish
the music for your dancing. Lar
ry Moore has been engaged at
the "Pines' several times and
should be good. Saturday night
the girls will get all dolled up in
their prettiest gown, for it is tc
he semi-formal affair. Please
boys, don't wear ''jitterbug'
suit.
All Saxons like a good bed af.
ter all of the excitement of the
first day. The Castleton Hotel is
the finest in New Castle. We
have made arrangements with the
manager. Mr.. ARNOLD Bischoff,
to give our Saxon guests special
rates for that weekend. So. make
the Castleton your headquarters
While the delegates and those
interested arc attending the meet
ings. those who are not busy
may engage themselves in any OF
the following:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-12
CHICAGO NORTH
SIDE NEWS
By Virginia Welther

Chicago, ILL.,. June l2-Most Of
Chicago's Scharoschcr families
were represented Saturday, June
9TH, at the marriage of Regina
Untch and Joseph Apeck at the
Olivet Institute Church, and later
at the reception which her par
ents gave at the German Club.
The marriage which was
solemnized at 4 PM, was beauti-
full and most impressive. Two
solos were sung. Because" and
Il love you truly.
The bride. who was given in
marriage by her father John
Untch. was beautiful sight to
behold. Her gown was of ivory
satin, with lace yoke. tight fit
ing bodice. full skirt and 3 yard
long train. Her tulle veil was held
in place by coronet OF orange
blossoms. She, carried a bouquet
of white carnations and white
cushion NUNS. Her matron of
honor cher sister-in-law) Mrs.
Ernestine Carlson. wore a gown
of blue and peach chiffon and wore
a headdress of blue ribbon and
flowers. and carried a bouquet OF
pink carnations, daisies and blue
delphiniums. The bridesmaids
(the brides sisters) Frieda and
Hilda Untch and Dolores Heger
wore gowns of peach embroidered
organdy. They also wore peach
ribbon and flower headdresses
and carried the same bouquets as
the matron of honor.
The motner of the bride was
dressed in green with black acces-
sories and wore corsage Of
white carnations and the mother
Of the groom was dressed in blue
with white accessories and cor
sage of carnations.
The brides brother, John, serv-
ed as best man. The ushers were
Daniel Untch Jr. (cousin) and
Dilly Carlson.
After the ceremony a delight
full supper was served to the $50
guests at the Germania Club.
Dancing followed till the wee
small hours.
My share of the S TERED wedd-
ing cake was very good, Reggie.
The new Mrs. Apeck has been
am member of the North Side Jrs.
since they organized and is the
first member to be married.
We all, wish you lots of luck
and happiness, Reggie and Joe.
Announcement
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Linz, of
75l3 Sheridan Road, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Mildred to Mr.. Carl A. Mohlin.
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- Please patronize our adj
vertisers. x.wiiA,
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SALEM NEWS
BY Kate Polder

Salem, Ohio. June l2-It is
the beginning of the end for many
OF us today, for today marks the
first day the Salem Jr. officers
of 4l-42 that they entered their
Offices. Speaking for the last year
officers and myself we really en-
joyed our work. truthfully speak
ing | did. Since this is my last
column | want to tell you some
thing, but please don't take it too
seriously. Remember when I
entered this office, Salem: Well
do. was just new Junior Sax
on, but | went in and got this job
for the simple reason I wanted it
and l wanted to really see how
we work together. faithfully see
that now. we don't. Many of you
came to the point and said you
didn't like my writings.-Well, I
can hold my chest out and look
you in the eye knowing of all the
years you set back, never once in
your years did you hold an Office
and have nerve to rub a mistake
into a person that tried hard to
overcome that, but that's life,
especially among some of our
young Saxons, but we all live and
learn.
To you new officers we hope
you will do a good job, l know
you will. and to Bill, our last
president, you did a swell job,
Bill now watch the others, you
| will see!! And to you Butz-here
is watching you'll think they're in
back of you l0o9o.
Congratulations
you graduates. We have many of
our Junior Saxons that did grad
uate this year, but too numerous
to mention, but we know who
you are so take the road to
success and nothing else, hold on
! to your ambition, let none dis
!appoint you, congratulations
again and again.
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J. Swimming. boating and hiking at the Cascad
= Tennis at Binders
D. Ping-pong in the alley for he
T. Sight 0 That be
The following program will be followed possible
Saturday.
1000 A.. Oficers mectin
lO:0o-l2:OO A. NJ. Registration of
l2:O0-l:00 Noon
ssionO of Convent
5:3O-6:3O p NJ Supper
9:OO-1:OO NJ. Danciny
Sunday
9:OO-J0:O0 A. Nj. Breakfa
10:O0-12:OO A. NJ. sion ofC Convention
12:O0-1:0O Noon
l:00-J:30 p. NJ Third session Of Convent
5:30-6:3O p NJ Supper.
S:0O--l2:CO NJ Dancing
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we hope all OF from done all Of the planning and
and TAR young and DID, will come ranging and it
and help make this the best to help success
convention held. We have
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Please patrOnize our ad-
vertlSerS.
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From the time you waken early
Saturday morning to start for
New Castle until you reach home
again Sunday night or early on
Monday morning will be time
you will remember all your life. If
you mothers and dads are anxi-
Gus to see why your young
daughters and sons are all most
eager to get to the convention in
New Castle, get out the family
car and come down with them.
The Juniors are really just chip
off the old block. for they Ell JOY
the Saxon comradeship they find
at these conventions as much as
the Seniors enjoy the Central
Nerband Convention.
If planning makes successful
convention. then this should be
one OF the best. The Juniors in
charge of arrangements here in
New Castle have been around to
quite few conventions and thev
know what is expected of them.
Therefore. they are preparing the
best in everything for you.
All Saxons like good meals.
Our meals will be good. | pro-
mise you, and, will also be very
reasonable. We are planning for
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Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Linz, oi
75l3 Sheridan Road, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Mildred to Mr.. Carl A. Mohlin
No date as yet has been set fol
the wedding.
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wish to take this opportunity to extend the above
invitation to all the friends of the bridal pair locally
and out-of-town. Mrs. Rose Bokesch