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SoIem. Ctiu.

gpnuneIiid, >|nther gmomcls z4r 4.
2hi Snntb Vrpnhipnn. ,chn @dltt 1dnn,
Vnit-r Sehen Sunntaa nm 9 ubr oors
u,ittos Scnrtnaifule:. Seben Scnntas
Na::t3bicnit um 10 llbr in Der 2dnbess
'rra sc; nm II ltbl bcutider @ottes.
nitn;t. Ser ecut'fc &irden Trauen 0ers
Cit Ia. om Apeitcn Giittprd, jeben No'
nota. obcnos 8 !Ibr. Ger'nmmflln9, &on'
llrterrid,t (Euciidbri9) ron
Scptember lis Citern. SienStag unb
Src,,na nabmitia9 4 llhr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10

fit oas bette 4irden.Y .Yidnid in Gleoe'
Ianb, Ohio.
9lue a,,stpdrtieen Sadirn, bic iih
in ocr Staot am ielben Gag befinoen.
iino berslid 81, oieiem ieite eiusela'
oen. Mfit hriltlihem Bruoerarub.
@eorg JoIbertb, @rOt. .sSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
kircblirbe Aacbricbten
EnrrcQ, ia.

Teutid)e Gpane. Qutb,r Ct Vaulus-
Nntc. 721 -25 Sruit Npe. Yiorret
ncrs ;Souutngihule nm 9 llbr. Soupts
arttc1 1oienit an Gum unh Tcicrtaaer
nm 10 ll5r pprmittuN:. NQe llltberilben
@inltcrsgcnriisn ocnt,der 3u,ee in
SdrrsII. Stntnn uub llmacbunN inb ~
cen 1ottcsric,lien bersiidlt cingelnbeu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
@inefur. Ont. 0anaoo.

Ct Gaul,lss3irde. Yorent Mpe. YIdr.
rer otto 8. Heble. 1910 Yare::t Npe..
&inbinr. &drnbn. 8pttesbienit in ben
Sonnrcrmo1aten bon 90 llhr Dor.
mittags. Spnntceid,ule rpn 1O--11 lib,
rormltt1cs. Teben /. Sienstag abenba
i,n lRonot &irtenrotz zSitrna. Seben
I. Sonuerstoo abcnoS i'm Itonat ssrauen
%crs!n Situns. MIe Iplisz unb 8laus
hensoenoiien iinb ber5lid, einselaoen.
0irt)enrotsii.'nng. Seben 5ipc;tiDlaenben
Ri,tnrt, Sonntaaihn!iieuna Sebeu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
Hidnid Der 9meise 33 nnb 81.

Illen Witglieoern Ser ;3,pcige 3:'
lmo 81. ionie allen anoeren lad
lIden Srganiiatipnen in Glcpelano
uno Nreilnoen Oicne sur Nadrift.
ouB ons gemeinid,aftllfe Tidnid Die
ier 5rei Tereine am 3. Mual,i1 ori
@lenriogc 0ifnidgr,,no. 2510 Glen.
rhne M0.. Guclio. Shio. Ituttiinoet.
@itte lih hieien Sag ;ll reicrpicren.
Sas 3pnlitec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
!SpmeitenN, RI.

TcmtSthe epano. zN'rrt S, Mdrfuss
0ird,'. 222 st q. Nor. Nrnolb M'aabs.
%inrrcr @nhnnno: 224 Sit 9. Mpe.
fScItthon. 263OsW. Sountuagid'ule be'
ninnt 9:3O l1hr morcens. Gn1liIder @ots
!cshwnit 1O-1t l1br Seutid,cr Gicttess
ri'nI: 11--13 llhr M0e @lnuhcnsacnois
len 'inS berSlid nilltp,nmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
3ipeia 81.

slllcn Ariialieocrn oiene sur Nadl
rid,t. oub hie Tcrinmrrllna onrcI,
oie Commemorate ,srIi. NrauIt
lmo Septentber nid)t pic friiher unt
erItcn Sonntag im Mcnat ionocrr
icocn irpeiten ,Sreitagabcno i'm M,r-
nat lintt'inocu. Snmit finbet unlcre
nIdlte Geriannrlllna am ,SrcitoN
hcu fl. Suli. : llhr obenha itatt.
Vie mir erfuhren huben iino nod
pieIe Sd,reiteru nit Dem StcrbeaelS
fiir Snru Montid unh Cara Toii
I'M NiidItanbe. Die Sd)rpeItern ioa
ten lid, i'm elgencn ,Sntcrclie quite.
bcIb bolten lno iollten niht inlncr
tporteu bis man lie Slpei ober oreinnl
mobueu int. SoIte iid) beppr lrnic.
rcr @er'nlnmli,ng ehpas nit eirer
Sdlr re'ter, Die nit Dem Sterbegelc IN
Miititnnb lit, ereianer. lie perllll
aliidt oher Der liebe 8ptt meib mos
ben hr,tc bis morgen pniiiert. 10
ir0rcu Die SInterbliebenen bonn Ser.
Elm iu gar felrem Benefit bereftigt
go bite intereiiiert eut hod, meh,
'iir eurcn Eerein unb eler cigenes
NohIergchen.
Sn Lester &cr'unnl,lng purocr
Die ininen0en Sdrreitern oils Iepu
ties errulhlt: Snphiu &nt. &atba
rino unlnr unh enmn tShuier. So
tbnrira l(ngnr. @oiIernutier.
aothurlnu llngar. Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10

rcrbnnben NIT 800 Nabr.sscirr am
Spnntoa, ben ~. Snli, anf Der
0entid)en 3entraIe oarm
an Oorf Moab
ShluI bon Seite 1.

,,cluoroeu iiuo. 9iirger. sic perii,heu
Dem Souh nid,t SIR 3alt Su ioucn
8iirger. oie friebIiebeno. ileiGia. chr
lid, jltpcrliiiiig linb lno o,f sic Iid)
lnicr Staat pcrIoiien fann 81 ieber
Scit. -.
Pm -. S1li iii Ser Gag an Dem
icber Siebrnbiirner Sod,ie coer
Sahiin. oh eiuac,ponocrt poer bier,
ocboren. tpc!n MIR iraenSrie m6gs
lid,. nod, Ser Tcutihen 3entrale
,Sarm an s)crf Mcoo in Turmu. g.,
fomnen ion. Inn aeneiniom nit lei,
men Solfsaenuiicn nnIcrc Turiatren.
Ole iid bon NIanoern. Mieoer. ,rn6
Wtittclrhcin nod, ben 6citaocn Sic
bcnbiiracns Dor 500 Sohrcu oui oe,l
Weo nod,ten. nm cine nel,c SHcilnat
ju tinben. 81 chren lmo ;uQlcih aud)
lnierer Gipniere 81, aenenfen, oie
ciilieln obnc irgenomelde 6ilic IN
bieie neile Seimat Tereinigte Staa.
ten einlponberten, Inn iif bier cine
nele Seimat 81 griinoen. Muh bier
IN oen Yereiniaten Stoatcn sibt es
feline anbere Grippe lnlerer @ro6r
Die 10 picI getan bot tpie bie Sieben.
biiraer Sabien @ruppe. sic oie beit.
organiiicrte 8ruppe in ieoer Sin
iift lit. Tie Sad)ien haben aud, bier
lid eingeitcut. baben quite &iuber er
sogen fiir ibre nel,e Seinat. Iud,
bier fam bon ibncn nur als bon
guten, sSrieoen liebenoen, flei6ieelr,
trel,en uno jl,perIaiiigen 8iirgern
iprehen, Die quite amerifoniidc
8iiraer iino.
Siebe Golfsgenoiicn, ipenn mir
ltns bicien Namen auh meiterbin b.
tuabren iuollen. bonn lit es Yflid,t
eines ieSen Sanosmannes Mut 81,
baben am q. Suli, uno icinen
Mann 5u Itellen, oamit mir uniern
nellen Gaterlano bort l,nterm freicn
Simmel 5riammen Sreue befennen.
Oas Yrogramm, oas nGflte $50
DIE neroffentIid)t miro. miro oieies
Sabr f,lrS iein. es miro fein Tbcater
aalfaefiibrt, lcnoern es miro Inn eli
llbr moraens elm @ottesoienit ltatt.
finoen, nad,ber einige Spiele ilnle.
rer Susenb unb Inn orei llbr Elm
Id,ones fi,rses Sroaramm ourhee.
fiibrt. ipohei Baitcr Sans Soiiel,
Gin einge,unnoerter Sad,ie. bie ocut,
ibe MeOe iiber Die Ginlpanoerung
ser Sad''cn nah Sicbenbiirsen, unb
Silfspoli5eianlualt ssm. s. Sd,nei.
Ger, Elm biergcborener Sad)ie. oit
cnaliihe Mebe iiber ginipanoer,ml
nno Grrilngenihaften Ser Sad)ien in
Den Tereinigten Staaten halten
lrirb.
Oan aiht es einige @e'angbarbie,
tllngen, gemiitlihe llnterbalt,,ne
l,n0 abenos einen flotten Cans.
gSer b!ci6t babeim um q. Suli !
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
MarN., 1nbiana.

Seutidbe Gp. .>0uther. Sontcr,,Sz8ird,e.
ede H. Mpc. unc sSillmure Ctr Eiarr'
Srith Yetcrieu, Yiarrcr. Sonntags
uobnllug: 1919 Tiilmpre ct. Eel. 23551
Idni, I'M 9 llb, fir Die grnBen uno Inn
4 l!br fir Die tIc,nen GinNer G'otteSs
bicn't un 10 llhr in Der en9liid,en uno
nm II llbr in Der bcntid,cn Sprad1e.
S'nl's< nnh@lnrbensaenoiien iino frenno'
lld,it einoclancn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
Wpnac6, Ha.

9emtId,c Gpcrg s0utber ct. Yetere~
Csen,rinhe. s. CTR, Sons 8. s. SimoIeit.
Eimrer. Yforrtnms: 2il Monms ctr.
Nrdmter. ga Scl.: Mcd,eiter 635SM.
Nntrshicrit: go lIbr moraens. Snnn.
tna'thIe 1O:45 llhr. Sruuen Vereins.
|cr'nrmIuns am lebIen Sonnerstdu
ieNrn 9Ppnots. rbenbs g llhr. Seoers
mann 1T bel3ldl ipillfcr,mcn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
Ghicuao. Hn.

Heut'the unh Sichenbiirgiids Sid,iiit,e
ct. Roulu5 @cmcinbc. Eaitpr Grlu
Sdnict. &irrhc ruh Nuitrrut 4S55-
1850 &omcr Ctr. Seccn Spnnta9 9 llhr
Srn.,tng'dr.e eaglild, nnb heiltId,. -
Tcutifrr 0pttcsrienit jcbcn Spnntog
1915 llbr; enaliiher Grttesrienit icoen
9, unn 4. Sunrtuaa 10:t5 llbr. Geit>
Sder arnfir.Hnnhcuz z!lnterr;dlt aHittmrh
rndrrtruH3 $50 llhr; cnglild,er apn>
mnnbens sllr:srridlt Snmstnn pormit-
:aI 20 llhr. Ssutid,e Sd,nle Snm5tna
u1d):1ittngs 9 llhr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
Eaut9n Obin

Siehenbiirptih= Sddiiid,e gpuneclildle
2nttcriih' Ghriitl,s zAirthc, 2113-14.
Ctr, V. 6. Yfnrrcr Sbpmas g. SDniser
Sonnto9ld,ule nit ocutid)en uno eng
liid,cn Nloiien S:45 llhr mprocns. Gn9s
liider @cttesbienlt $50 mornens. Teuts
id,er @nttcsbienlt 1855 llhr mpr1cns
9eutId,e Sd)ule unh apnfirmnnneu- I'm
terricIt nod SereinbnrunA. MGc Glons
bensaenoI!en unb Srcunoe iino bcralih
eingtInoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
NcrIoren.

guf Der Soh5cit bon Scinic Sd)inh
Ter bot ,srl. Siaie SSacob cine Nrnl
banbnbr perloren. Der Iiubcr mir
gebeten oieiclbe in Der Meboftion Sic
fer 3cihrng. 1900 Suprcicr slnc
ober i'm Sallie Don ,Srl. Sncob. 800:
@. AZ. Strobc. Glcpclano. nbp
aehen. SilIie Sucohs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
Columbus, Cbio.

Gnauccliit, z2utberiId,e Mortin 9mtber
0trtle. @dc Nfclcr unb Nnn Str. Ynitrr
~. Tnr;b Setter. Sehsn Spnrtog uors
n,ittna INN 9 llhr Sonutn9Id,n!e. 10 llbr
cuaii'drr &.tte5bicnit. II llhr ncutider
Gpt!c shicnit pile GIaubensgcuoiieu linh
hcr;lid) cingeluben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
Ndl'nno Nnneucrbeirntete WGmner!

Gtllhc bon eilh mnd)tcn gernc ei-
ucn Illsfll1 bnben. 10 'ragc ih e,,d)
rb ihr IS crult meint. :renn ia. onnn
'd)rcibt mir ober rllit nrit) tclepbo
MIDI nn. lpegen Ylut uno Tatlm.
Sans Steiner. 29t4 @Cit So. Ctr
Gel: Wopobine 1912. Glepelon6. :.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
Mcidner Yifnif.

Iic NeId,ner Hanbsleutc mcrbrr
hermit in Gcnntnis geiebt, oab hns.
Meihner Pifnid oieies ssahr am 10.
sluguIt in HantpcIts 8rope, 1907
Hofiioe Hoao. Sepen Stills. Ohio,
itattfinbet. NGberes ipGter.
Sans Hebner
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
Wefannfmad,nne.
,7er 1ani=Niid) iuir6 bGrreid,",

ein iudlIiides Sbcatcritiid BON Stin
Reid). aufgciiibrt pom airdlcndlor
Der ct. Sobannes aird,en 8cmeinhc
an Goon Moab lntcr 2eitl,ng bon
Yrofeiior Hnbplf Sd)uitcr. am rs.
Sftober i'm Slticite Sadienbeim
Wir bitten ale tSad,ien lmh sSreunoe
iih 6ieIen Gag often su baltcn.
Ger &irhenhor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
gu permieten:

Gin groBes 13.Simmer.6nns -
6 lnten uno : obcn - fam BON eli.
ner Iamilie ober jrpeien senietet
lperben. Wiro iest iriId bcforiert.
glid ODER 3 3immer fir .leoige
Wdmner poer pcrbeiratete Gbepaare
81 babcn 9tahsuiragen bel George
8oebel. 44t5 Gbelter Mbe., oocr man
rllie auf: Gnbicott 1918.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
2l,aS Glepclan>, 'Ohic
,Stueia 3:3.

NIlcu 9riiocrn oes ,i,pein 33 NicrC
sl,r aefulligen 9tudIrld)t. hoG nud'ltl
Notwithstanding um ,Sreitug
Sen tS. Suli. s llhr ubcuos. in I'M.
icrm Scim itatttlnbet.
Tie IinanSbeunltcn iucrncn ucbc.
ten ct,pos Iriihcr um Tlate III icir
nm Sahlungeu cntgcgcn 5n nehncn
Iie Tinan5bcricte lpcrocn III oicct
Gcr'nmmlunN perleicn mernrn.
Ga es imncr ,uid,tige @cic,Gftt
gum erlcoigen aibt treroen oie 0ril
Ser aebeteu 10 Soblreih mic moolit
lit Ser %crinulmIlIna ill erid)einen.
&eriuaIter-Mabl.
Nluen Mitaliehcrn oicnc ,llr Nud'
rid,t onb lnut 9eid,lllb n1d)ltc Ger.
'nmnIllna Die oeimpcripoterlpnh!
'tattiinoct. 9lne 9fitalieoer. sic iid
nm Ben Soften beiperbcn rouen.
miiilen ihre Sffertc Dor glnfane ser
Tcriommllna, Sic an obigcnl 90.
t,tm itattiinbet, Sem SefretGr Geo
Sd'aier einbGnoigcn. Ser &erein be.
hdlt lid oas Hcft ror, cine cocr aGe
Sffcrten iuriidslnreiien obnc GrflG
r,tua. Nuh Ser icbiae TcrlpaIter bat
Dos Meft rpieoer ein5urcihcn, henn
er lit nd,t entlniien tporSen, ionSern
liant 9eidll1b Der Terinnlmllug miro
Der Gerlrnlter ieoes Sabr neu ge,
tpiihlt.
Die Ncamtcn=&criammlmma iin,
Oct unl nfontag, Den II. Suli. 3
llbr nhenbs ltntt. Nile 9eomtcn iinA
perpilid)tet ben Teriunlmlllngcn bel.
sllipobnen. 6eorg Shaier, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
GicOclanD, Ch;p.

g =. Guana Yuth. ct. Sphnuncss
&irt,e Yaitor S,ons Soiiel. 76l vbbp
3inon. Sci aTnlberrp OG46 Spnrtnae
iH,IlH nm 10 ilhr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ TrM.id,rr,>n"ntrnttcsh;nr'tQ q '1hr
@nt!,r 9iao Nnrrd,t nur @eriomm(me
Son.,!ao aberos 7:3O l'br &oniirmnnz
bc,lsl!ntcrrid,t unh bclltid)e Sd,lllc an
Sa,nstcg uon Q llb, al. Mne @laIbeu5s
acmotcu lni heralif einacIapcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
Elcuclnuh Weit. - Seut1t, z@emeirbc

HIcoclan6 Wet. = TerfIdl lzBeTeiIloc
8ci So Ctr. urh @illrrh Muc. Ynitpr
Spbnrnrs S,utihlGnoer. 5000 SYillnrb
Mpc. Sel.: gSrnob!nr 9O55. BpttcshicnIt
ichen Sonns urb Sseie,tno in oeutid,er
urh encliidcr iSprnde. Sonntuaid,rle
iebcn Sourin0 90 llbr bornlittnas
Smu.;i'cleenn enaIilder @nttcsoicnit
rru 1n-1O:l5 llhr. S,icroui ipIot Der
hcut,d)e @otrshienit II llbr uormittags.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-10
GiulaonnN Der ct. Nuhannes &irdl'
au aQe &uIfs= mnb 8lambcns9enuir en-
8cnteinbc.Hifnid


@emeinbcs sYifnid
finbet nm 13. SuIi itntt. Ger Elat
an 6reen uub @lenrioec Eo. lit ser
bette I'M Gpuntp. Pin Gprn,ittue bal,
ten luir einen Teloeottesoicnit ab;
aln Nad,mittcg finoet elm interciian.
tes Grcaramm bon 8cttipiclcn Itatt.
Grciic fir sIIt unb Sung beicrgen
Sic Scbrcr Ser Sonntaaid,ule.
Gin it)oncs neilcs ssahrrao ictuit
cin fpertpcIler v&uaiter" miro ar Dem
benz Gage neben onoercn lhonen
Greiien Sen gliidlihen 4e>pinuern
iibcrocben.
Ger Eeiraeipinn scr TerdnitaI.
i,,na berminoert oie 0alifulo hcr
Gemeinoe. 3ommt uno heIit nit.
0fit berSlidem grl,oergrl,b.
Ser 8irhenrat.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-27

Do NOT CASH CHECKS FOR
STRANGERS-or issue a check ss
a down payment on an ORDER to
a stranger-as in number of
cases these checks have been al
tered and later cashed by a third
and innocent party.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-27

DO NOT PAY CASH IN ADVANCE
to strangers on any merchandise
i'm many cases and from exper-
fences reported TO the police de-
partment the customer has never
received anything fof the cash
advanced nor has any refund been
made of the initial cash deposit.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-27

IT'S BETTER TO BE SAFE THAN
SORRY! Be sure you knot who
the stranger at your door is be-
fore granting admittance to your
home.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-27

IN CASE YOU ARE SUSPICIOUS
phone the police at once. Phone
211 at once as we are anxious to
cooperate with our citizens at all
times.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-27

IN MANY CASES strangers, with
out reliable credentials are spot
tiers" for professional criminals
and. according to police records.
lack of caution on the part of
householders in admitting such
strangers Oftentimes results In
costly property losses and bitter
experiences.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-27

HIGH PRESSURE-Free gift artists
have been working the residence
district of El Centre Of late, sell.
ing all kinds of merchandise, Of
fering something free" as a
means TO get into the home. In
most cases there is nothing free
TO be given away.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-10-30
PEARL McCLAIN LEWIS

Pearl McClain Lewis was born In
Sevehance, Kansas, April 2, 1892
and died October "a, 1871 at the age
of 40 years, six months and one
day. She was united in marriage
to John L. Lewis, October 1917. TIC
this union was born two sons and
daughter, Luella.
She leaves to mourn her fus-
band and son, Ray, her father and
mother, Mr.. and MRS. j. C.. McClain
Deerfield, Kansas; two sisters, Mrs
leila Stoddard, Auburn, Nebraska
Mrs. Ella Barber, Fowler, Colorado
and three brothers. Edgar. Stella
Nebraska; Elmer Of Chewe]ah, Wn
and WATSON of Toledo, Oregon. Ons
sister and brother preceded her II
dec III.
Mrs. Lewis was converted wIer
quite young in the Evanglica
church at Berada, Nebraska. Shs
then united with the Nazarent
church after moving toKenneWick
where she was a faithful worker
She leaves to mourn, host O
friends. Funeral was held at 30,
Sunday at the chapel, Rev. j. N
Nolt, pastor Of the Nazarene church
officiating.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-10-30
Benton City Resident
Plans Extensive Visit

" BENTON CITY-Mrs. p. H. Mar
tina. left Monday for Yakima and
after a short visit with Mrs. j. P
Nettles, former resident, will con-
tinue to Onalaska to visit at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. ELS
worth Robinson Until Sunday, when
she leaves for Berkley, California to
visit her three brothers, George
Harry and Cal Linnen, whom she
hasn't seen for seventeen years. Geo
Linnell has been i'll several weeks
in a sanitarium.' l. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Van DeVenter
and Mrs. j. F. Chapman returned on
Tuesday evening from Selah, where
they visited since Friday at the
home of the Van DeVenter's
daughter, Mrs. Russell Field.
Mrs. I. M. Hartman, local Red
Cross representative accompanied
Mrs. Mary Long of Prosser, county
chairman, to Yakima "Wednesday to
attend an executive board meeting
of the American Red Cross.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-10-30
tuberculosis Seal Sale
Getting Under Way

BENTON CITY-Mrs. H. Fleming
and Mrs: Robert Johanson attended
the American Legion Auxiliary
meeting Tuesday evening in Pros
ser. Mrs. Fleming showed a ptu-
berculosis film and spoke on the
seal sale = II ~ &. .7%S . -
Will Finley returned Saturday
from Horse Heaven, where they took
care of the H. S. Bell ranch while
the Bells were on a trip to Mime
sofa. ;. - ~ -
" Mr.. and Mrs. Erbie Hayeslof Spo-
kane came Wednesday to visit Mrs
Hayes .brother-in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kendall.
Howard Grending returned Tues
day from Seward, Alaska, where he
went six weeks ago to work on a
government project.
Milford Roop, employed at the
ordnance depot at Hermiston, spent
Tuesday night and Wednesday al
his home here.
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Al Club Reorganizes;
Forms Two Groups

BENTON CTTY-The 4-H Club
girls have reorganized into two
groups. Mrs. Ed Jacobson is leader
of the older group of nine girls, who
have sewing as their project and
Mrs. George Reed has the younger
girls in a cooking class of twelve
members. Officers of the sewing
group are Garnetta Reed, president;
Maxine Lewis, vice president; Mar
guerite King, secretary treasurer;
Alice jacobson, reporter; Blanche
Wickers, historian. They will hold
their first meeting November / at
the home of Mrs. Ed jacobson.
Margaret Kerr is president Of the
cooking group; Virginia Wilkin, vice
president; RoSalee Wilson, secretary
Mae Tracy, historian; Ellen Sutton
reporter. The first meeting of the
group will be with Harriet Meyers
at the Ralph Meyers home Novem-
Der Is.
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Poet Tells the Biz
Of Who Everyone Is

White Bluffs is only a little town,
on the banks of the Columbia river.
In the summertime you simply melt
down, in the winter you really shiver.
Mr. Adams is the real estate man,
he'll sell you any place he can.
MIR. Reierson runs the grocery store,
while the tavern's run by Harry
Hoare. There's Mr. English, real
nice guy, where you can buy drugs
or a bottle of rye. Now MIR. Karen Is
our milk man.. He milks each cow
in a five gallon can. There's Sage
Brush Annie, That's the train you
know. Arrives once d week and so
does the show. Mr.. O'Larey delivers
the mail, while Mr.. Gilnuly can put
you in Jail. Gas stations, yes, we
have three, one by Schika, Gilhuly
and Toad. Mr.. Ponsat is our Justice
of peace, while Harold Ham your
truck will grease. Mr.. Hensley'S .'by
the world" is the ditch walker, and
Mr.. Leander is the city's postmaster.
Mrs. Remlnger is a bookkeeper, I'd
say. She's at the office every day
During the fruit season every week,
the Pacific Fruit company is man.
aged by Meek. The ice plant runs
both day and night, attended by
Archie Borden and Irvy Wright
While the school bus is always run,
by none other than Ed Anderson
There's peaches, cots, pears and
even the plum, while alfalfa, spuds
and rye are grown by some. -
Jessie Brown will cut off your
hair, while you relax in his barber
chair. The Womanis Club entertain
ments vary, Mrs Brown is their sec
Rotary. The hotel is run by a Mrs.
Van Cleave, a dollar night, do
believe, while Mr.. Jenkins down the
street, you'll find a place to sleep
and eat. In hunting season here at
least, you'll find pheasant, duck,
quail and even geese. The sagebrush
grows all over the county, while on
the coyotes there Is a bounty. The
Jack rabbits here grow to look Like
mules, the FLA boys are taught by
the schools. Clark and Montgomery
turn on your lights, so you can see
the nights. Mr. wilkinson insures
you for fire, while his wife sends
kilograms over the wire. The tele-
phone operator a cute red head,
whom every one knows will soon be
wed. Now If you want a home just
bring your wife, and come to White
Bluffs for the rest of your life.s
Anonymous.
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.!n9rsasy. October 30. ,s,,

u Public aIic assistance fund, ,.,
NO: S29s to 1878. INCLUSIVE SsIsI!vanS
Hearing was held on ~ 1.l4oSt
OF the final budget for the Az -, sooptiOa
and on motion was cont sesr ice
October z, l94l at II 200 q ~ D
The board Of county cn.i
erS met Oct. Z, 1871 am RnlOu.
mISSionerS were present al con.
The final budget for tlo
was adopted and the tax Ie yeas lss'
An order fixing Noyemhs.s i. MADE
at u 100 am. as the time ~ ! !, lsl
petition for vacation OF WAN ~ near ~ TIE
plat in Section 80, TOWNSHIP ssiuifs
range %, E. w. NJ, was nol y = h
On motion the board sSses
TO meet October 10. 1871 at iI!O OuInet
The board Of county com r,V an
erS met October 10, ls4l al ~ .aS non.
All commissioners were pres.U e an
Easement deeds TO the Re-
Power Administration for S,ale
way through county ownsS Is-Oi'
We're authorized and signed iands
On motion the board ass.
am. ~ HOO
H. e. CHAPMAN, clers :,
Board OF County Commission. une
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Highlands Bridge Club
Meets With Mrs. LampsOn

= HIGHLANDS The Highland
Bridge club met last Thursday for
a 100 dessert luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Bruce Lampson. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Wallace Pres
ton, Mrs. E. G. Lape and Mrs. Will
ard Campbell. 4" -.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Brand were
Tuesday evening visitors at the
home OF, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Green.
Mrs. Mary Taylor attended a
shower Thursday evening at the
home of Miss Velma Mechanism
flonoring Mrs. Donald Doyle, the
former Lorraine Smith. -
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Home After Three Weeks
Visit With Relatives

HOVER-Mr and Mrs. j. E. Coch-
ran arrived home Tuesday from a
three weeks visit at Portland and
Amboy. While visiting their daugh-
ter and son-in-laW Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Workman at Amboy, Mr.. Hart
man became critically i'll and passed
away last Friday. They were &C
companied home by their daughter
and SON in-law Reverend and Mrs
Erling Bergan and sons Robert and
Sidney Cochran who remained over
night leaving Wednesday for their
homes at Davenport, Colville, and
Spokane. O.. sse.@>-......a
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Young Couple Marry;
To Live on Valley Road

BENTON CITY-Geneva Bass of
Alderdale and Carroll Dimmick, son
Of MIR. and Mrs. Horace Dinmick
were married Monday in Yakima by
the Rev. Glen Hutton. Mr. and Mrs
Delbert Morris of Yakima were their
attendants. " -. -''
The young couple were Tuesday
dinner guests of Dimmick's parents
enroute to Hermiston, where the
bridegroom is employed at the ord
nance depot. They will be there
three weeks or longer and when the
work is completed viii return here
and live in the Horace Dimmick
house on the valley road.