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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
WaIther League
Holds Elections

ELECTION Of officers was
held last svening when mem
berv OF the Senior Walther
League 81 Trinity Lutheran
church, held their monthly
meeting ut the school hall.
Thoss who win hold office In
the coming year are william
Dopp, president; william Bell
horn, vice president; Evelyn
BaaFck, secretary; and Leona
HufttRom, treasurer. Members
at large on the executive board
are Hildegard Behrend, Helen
Stsuver, Wilma Behrendt and
william .Rst1ow. Erien Runge
II the new editor Of the Walther
League publication News and
Views
Il was announced that the an
nual Fellowship banquet, honor
ing the birthday anniversary Of
the League, will be held on May
%. Newly confirmed members
are honored at this occasion. The
Reverend, A. Z. Richert, Of Val
paraiso, will be the evenings
speaker.
Helen Steuver, Hildegard Beh-
rend, William Ratxow and Ed
win Eschenburg are on the COM
mittee for the May IL topic
study meeting.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
American Legion Auxiliary
Honors its Late President

Ethyl Woolard was the accom-
PIANIST. 4
Following the service, mszn.
bers adjourned 70 the home Of
MrS. Wayne Leach, whore Mrs.
Bert Gwinn conducted the bust
mess meeting.
Mrs. william Durre was ap-
pointed chairman Of the annual
poppy sale. 70 b held this year
on May -. Every membsr Of
the Auxiliary win work on this
important project, % well ~
some outsiderA whose names
will be announced later.
The Auxiliary voted donations
70 the Crippled Childxen's Fund.
and to the Salvation Army.
"A Red Cross unit was formed
within the auxiliary 1t last eve
ninE's meeting. Friends Of the
auxiliary will b asked to join
In this work, complete plans for
which will be completed shortly.
The next regular meeting will
be held on Thursday evening,
June 5.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
Friendship Circle
Gives Games Balls
10 SchooIchiIdren

FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE met
yesterday afternoon ut the home
Of Mrs. Robert Mcpherson, Mich
igan avenue, with Mrs. Melvin
Walker ~ guest. The hostess
used May flowers for her cen
terpiece 1t dessert luncheon.
The circle voted to donate
balls for each room of Herman
Xix school. Small rubber
bouncing balls will be given to
the lower grades, and volley
and soccer balls will be chosen
for tho upper grades. ~ 10 t'e-,r
A donation to the Salvation
Army was voted by the circle.
Mrs. william Reetz, 1870
Stephens road, Route 4, will be
hostess at the next meeting on
May IS, at 1890 O'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
MayDay Parry Given
by United Workers Circle

Mrs. Carl Eschenburg won
the house prize at the event.
Mrs. Lewis Burt won q pair of
pillow cases, and Mrs. Ralph
Bennett q plant.
A bake sale was held In con-
nection with the psrty, under
the Craftsmanship Of Mrs. H. e.
Moore. General chairman Of the
event was Mrs. Wylie wilkinson,
and her committee included Mrs.
Carlton Tucker, Mrs. Bennett.
Mrs. Paul Pringnitx, Mrs.. Frank
J. Miller, Mrs. Joseph Matthew'S.
4rs, Fred Cady. Mrs. I'd Det-
rick and Mrs. Arthur Rosso.
The next meeting Of United
Workers will be . pot-luck next
Thursday at the Kings Daugh-
ters Home. at 1880 o'clock, with
business meeting following.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Pays Tribute
TO Mrs. WissmueIIer

TENTATIVE PLANS were
made for q birthday luncheon
sometime in June at the Luther
an Ladies' Aid meeting yester-
day afternoon. The luncheon will
honor all members whose birth
days are in April. May or June.
It was announced that the
runmage sale held April %, 20
and 80 was q great success.
A three minute meditation Pc
riod was held In commemora-
tion Of the late Mrs. L. A. Wiss-
mueller, . former member.
Hostesses for the tea which
followed the meeting were Mrs.
Edward Ehrke. Mrs. Carl Leip-
zeit, Mrs. G.. A. Georseson and
Mrs. Fred Linnebure. The next
meeting will be held June 3.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
Coming Events
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wcTU MoTHERS DAY TEA, at the home 81 Mrs william
sshonschack 200 Euclid avenue. for HsnabsFs and
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ST. PETERS coud = scc M.s :. Mary. e,use..u
GROUP North Gratiot Group Of wscs Il ths home Of
YOUNG woMENs CLUE Mother snd Daughter banquet,
REBrKAH DISTRICT meeting in Romso
BOARD OF TRUSTEES Of Kings Daughter Home 1t the
vF.w. AUXILIARY grocery party. IN veser,ns Hall, At
HARRY o11a1ca POST. American Legion. in Lagoon club
FRANZ KUHN LoDdR knights Of pythias in pythian hail.
Baptist ~ Wo IA WIDE GUILD, Mother and Daughter
ss = e ss. E o mssn =: n !, 90. s,a Moran
JUNIOR rous 6 ssc a + Pm
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cAro &; 9oSS Or sso : s CLUB s..e.. .. s.
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s. s II c ss s. $780, hen; = Mn Otto
q. MAR1HAv GUILD q - ps1vs CAmcA q ths home OF
MEa 0eerp - Jehn. ~ eeeah 0ss1ic& q pm
WEoL1xAM LEAGUE q MeohodGe ctrch, C H. home Of
Mia AfthW Hoaso. "a Scott bgulevrd, q pmA
SAMARITAN CIRCLE q Kings n1nghtses = ~ hsuAs a.
MIS- Jooeph Charbeneau, Av1gy akosl q 3 pm.
DAulA CLUB Of s. Louis paf1dA 6 ~ homs Of Mrs.
- Qeer4 DInee. n fourth ul.sse g pm.
HoUR O'CLOCK CLUB q S. Louis poEiA C IT, haze G
~ 1lfa Rsne DeneWjM. usckin5un ovouua CO pA
00AND OF DIRECTORS q League a. WounoA v6oA atltha
home g MA A. p. Bsewsr IA AtvsessAs drive, at
CIVIC c1o6UD RuRAl1Ar, n lscsD csmuuahu aoom,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
II YOU'RE EXPECTING

II YOU'RE EXPECTING q
baby, make oil your summer out
Ats with this one Gasy pattern.
including adjustable dress, and
collarless Jacket fulled onto =
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in soft cottons OF afternoon silks,
even on the hottest days, and
will keep you looking trim and
smart throughout the whole nine
months.
Pattern No. s933 d designed IN
even sizes 10 10 g. Size 10, 6M
yards 3o-inch material.
For this attractive pattern,
send 18e h coin, your name ad-
dresA pattern number and sixe
10 The Daily 1Gnnitor Today's
Pattern Service l0e It'll Avenue.
New York, ny.
Just OF The pressl New Sum-
rner F1shien Book, with brilliant
vacation designs for oil sises.
Pattern 15c Pattern Book 10c,
One p13toin I'D Pattern Book
ordered tonptlor -.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
Carnation Club

MRS. RAYMOND KAUL en-
tsrtained the Carnation Club of
st. Louis parish last evening at
her home on Croker boulevard.
Guests at the meeting '.,ere Mrs.
Viola Wormland and Mrs. Fred
Kaul, Of Roseville.
Mrs. Raul had arranged
May altar as decoration for the
gathering. A white background
with baby blue streamers tied
back TO form RI arch was CEN
tered with q statue of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, and two
small bouquets of violets were
placed In front.
Card prizes were won by Mrs.
Ralph Greenfield, Mrs. John
Sterling, and Mrs. Arthpr
Eschenburg.
The next meeting will be
held ut the home Of Mrs. Walter
Allor, Croker boulevard, on
May Is. at eight o'clock.
MRS. WILLIAM KLEMM,
Mrs. Arthur Rudolph, Mrs. Her.
man Timpf, Mrs. Fred Brett
meyer, Sr. and Mrs. Verne Al
wardt left this morning 70 spend
the weekend In Valparaiso. In
diana, where they will attend
the annual convention and ban
,quet Of the Valparaiso Guild.
LADY ARBErTERS will meet
In Barren Hall on Tuesday, Ct
two o'clock.y
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
Business Girls Plan
Election Of Officers

TIN b u SINES s GIRLS
CLUB met last evening for the
last business meeting Of the
year. Plans were made for . box
social to b hsld during the
month Of June, at q date not yet
decided upon.
Moreno Beatty was named
ch arm . n Of the nominating
committee In preparation for
election Of officers to be held ut
the potluck meeting set for May
Is. Assisting Miss Beatty are
Marie WeiaS and Adele McPher-
son.
Mary Margaret Erskine will
be hostess at the potluck meeting
on May Is, at her home on Cass
avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
Musical Program liobl
Event at Ketchum Fiol1I

A PRETTY TEA was given
yesterday by Child Study Group
3 to benefit the proposed Com
munity Center In Seminole
Hills. The party was held at
the home of Mrs. Karl Ketchum,
Hubbard avenue, and more than
IS guests were served.
A delightful musical program
was presented by Harry Eason,
who y just eight years old, and
James Lloyd, IL, pupils of Mrs.
Albert Wagner, and by . string
trio including Carol Kruse.
Marion Wolf and Alberta Balas.
The young artists were present
ed with gifts from the club, COR
sages for the girls and pocket
knives for the boys.
Mrs. Ketchum's tea-table was
attractive with its lace cloth sill
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
Harrison Circle Has
Dinner, SociaIMeetine

HARRISON CIRCLE Of Kings
Daughters held = social meeting
at Harrison Town Hall on
"wednesday evening. Mrs. Albert
Durham, Mrs. Earl Gonyaw and
Mrs. william Tegeder were the
committee for the dinner; ut
which there were several guests.
The next meeting Of Harrison
Circle will be held with Mrs.
William Schneider Is hostess 1t
the Brown Cottage, at 1890
o'clock on May IL.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
Child Study Group Gives Lovely Tea to Aid ProposedPayCS
Mrs. James NunnsIey
to be Feted tonight

A GROUP or YOUNG MAJ
RED COUPLES are giving .
bon voyage party this. evening
for Mrs. James Nmneley. who
win Saovc On Tueeday OF next
week for Seettls, Wash, whars
shs VIII visit her sister. Mrs.
Harry Hanks.
Cocktails will b, served a
ths home a Mr.. and Mrs. John
x. Ullrich, followed BY . din
nsr at The Brown Cottage. whers
tables VIII b 1T for 70. Cards
viii b played later 1t the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry v. Qdle.
-ft
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
. WE THE WOMEN
Tolerance Is
The First Rule
For Roornrnates

~ RUIN MuLEx.T NJ
WITH thousands q men pour
Ing into army camps, therS re
going "a - more 4nd mcro ysu1nlj
en- living together In apartments
and furnished rooms In IN ~
tempt 70 cut down on expenseG.
Working girls always have
found this q good way 10 live Tor
less, and now housewives, with
their husbands in army camps,
will be trying the experiment..
Sharing an apartment with
another woman needn't be the
disillusionlng experience Il -
often IL The women should ~
member just one thing-that
they owe their roommates the
same brand of loyalty that they
owe their families.
Members Of . family raecsssar.
lily know most Of each others
ultsAand while they may, and
probably do. discuss those faults
among themselves, thsy don't
talk about them 10 outsiders.
SH0ULDNT TALK
ABOUT ROOMMATE
The woman who decides o.
share living quarters with en-,,
othsr woman u going to and out
al. or most, Of her faults-and
probably IN Z hurry.
Il they are more than abe can
stand, she can always end Tho
living arrangement. But shs =
taking unfair advantage Of III
other person u she talks about
the personal habits, -Inall faults,
and idioGyncrasies she learned In
the close association.
Lots Of girls and women talk
about their roommates even
while they are still splitting the
rent with them. And many 9th
ere start to tear them 70 pieces
~ coon - they end the arrange
ment.
TAKES LOYALTY
but Il II . low-down trick,
since anybody. lived with day IN
and day out. u sure to display
. lot Of faults and . lot Of weak
nesses.
So II the women who And
Themselves forced into temporar.
lily shAring q home with another
woman will keep quiet about
their roommates faults and pc
culiarities, having 70 live with
another woman won't be such .
hardship.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
OAR Chapter TO Hold
Elections Wednesday

ALEXANDER MACON B
CHAPTER of Daughters of the
American Revolution will meet
on Wednesday, May Z, at the
home Of Mrs. Neil S. Reid. Lin
coin avenue. with the Misses
Florence and Anna Whitney and
Mrs. Arthur Rosso as co-host-
esseS.
Election of officers Is the
main business of the meeting,
for which no .'rogram has been
planned.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
ST Peter NCCW
fo Hear Miss Ayers

ST. PETERS COUNCIL Of
National Council Of Catholic
Women will meet Monday eve
ming at eight o'clock, following
May devotions in the church at
7:30 o'clock.
Margaret Ann Ayers Of Mount
Clemens High school faculty will
speak on Personality develop
msnt The business meeting will
follow the lecture.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02

AMERICAN LEGION AUXH-
larry honored its late ppesident.
Mrs. W. p. Grandy. last evening
at . memorial service, held at
the Legion clubhouse. Mrs, Karl
Brink, chaplain Of the organixa-
tion, conducted the service,
which included draping Of the
charter, prayers and hymns. Mira.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
Rook-ShankIin
Vows Spoken

MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES
ROCK of IL Fourth street an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Maxine Pola to Sergt.
Carter Shanklin az Selfridge
Field.
The ceremony was the first
performed In the new Selfridge
Field Chapel. Chaplain Lee read
the service, 1t two o'clock last
Sunday afternoon. The attend
ants were Nancy Shanklin and
John Shankiin Of Flint.
The bride ID : senior q Mount
Clemens High school. and ex-
poets to graduate with her class
in June.
Seryt. and Mrs. Shanklin will
spend the weekend In Flint q
guestA q Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shankiin.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02

yer tea services M ~
terpiece. In I DnCo6 Z
terry bowl the plnk r.
ounce was arrou06
three palest pink t1pGto
pliment the coleg shGke \:
room. y = in
Presiding were Mn p619,S
liams, president: Mn
Friedeburg. vico-proG11
Wallace Gerlach, aoczu IN
Louis Gutschow, txuos
Mrs. Myrle = St. Az
president. n ss,3
Mrs. Charles Noe1I6
general chairman of - e =
ing event. Assisting ~ i;
COMMITTEES including M y
Allen, Mrs. Wiili2up c. a
Sylvester .Schlafk 1lea 0
Priehs, Mrs. Williana
Ketchum. ss q 80 - S:'
Group ; win 1aoGt 4 Il|
luck dinner next VkG
May z, at the h0 T. "
JAMES Jackson; 11S11 1y
Sidney Hunt Of lGcej
school in Detroit III : "
Books for tlae
Child" y !sSi
The COMMITTEES ~ 2
includes MFs. RtG6
Earl Haushton, llE6 I
Gass, Mrs. Carl pGX
len, MrG Schla1e III Y
Mrs. Henry Hood
Williams Y; Ri U
MeInherS ~ -
70 the nneet inR &6( = = 1
infant md thin = i' X
d two and - -Aal1 Q y
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02

FuTY-TWO GUESTS wers
served yesterday st The May
Day salad-6ridgs party spon-
sored at the Kings Daughters
Home By United Worksrs'
Circle. n
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
Board Meeting

TIE BOARD OF DIREC-
TORS Of the League Of Women
Voters will meet on Tuesday att
crnoon ut 1870 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. A. D. Brewer, 241
Riverside drive.
THE TUESDAY BRIDGE
CLUB will be entertained 1t
luncheon on Tuesday OF next
week ut the home Of Miss Helena
Marquardt ut one o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
Rose Club

MRS. BERNARD 0ATZ was
hostess to members Of the Rose
Club yesterday 1t her Home on
Union Lake road. Prizes It cards
were won by Mrs. Conrad Reu-
ther, Mrs. Sidney Smith. Mrs.
Charles Barry and Miss Irene
Forgue. House prize went to
Mrs. Mark Dupont.
There will be no meeting Of
the Rose Club next week, 90
that MI members may attend the
st. Louis National Council Of
Catholic Women's party on
Thursday evening. LISA
The next meeting will be an
nounced later.
MIR. AND MRS. HUGH
FOLEY will entertain their
Sunday Night Supper Club 1T
their home on Elizabeth road on
Sunday evening.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
Confirmation Banquet
Set For Tuesday. Nov 6

THE JUNIOR YOUNG PEG
PIES LEAGUE OF Zion Evan
gelical church will sponsor q
banquet for this years confrma-
ton class on Tuesday, May 8, 1t
$50 o'clock In the church par
lors.
Members who wish 70 attend
my make reservations ! with
Phyllis Ahrens, l04 Ahrens
street, or with Raym o n d
Schwinke, 140 South avenue,
not Later than Sunday.
THE ENGAGE16ENT Of vio-
let H. Erdman, l2o Bslleview,
to Marvin 81. Miller. son Of Mrs.
Ella Miller, Of Utica, y announc-
ed BY her. father, John L. Erd-
man, Of Waldenbure. The date Of
the wedding has not been ret.
MIR. AND MRS, JAMES LIS
SEY OF st. Clair Shores an
noumee the birth Of Z daughter,
born Wednesday night In st.
Jossph's hospital.
MRS. GORDON RUDDlCK
and her mother. Mrs. Florence
Upton, Of Detroit hsve moved
into their cottage on 0lenwood
road. whore they will SPEND the
summer months. :.
%
MRS. GRACE D. KETCHUM
and Mrs. Charles Hall Of De-
troit were guests yesterday at
The Child Study Club tea given
At the horns Of Mrs. Ketchum's
daushtef.in llrs. Kari
Ketchum, Hubbard avenue.
MRS. 0nHElgT HANSEN of
Anchorvills unn1srwsnt IN op-
Grafton Wednesday Din Highland
Park General Hospital, and her
condition = imported TO b fair.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
Xix ,PTA to Meet
Next Wednesday

HERMAN XIX Parent
Teacher Association wifi meet
on Wednesday, May z at eight
o'clock at the school ct Wolf
road and Harper avenue.
The meeting 10 being planned
especially for. mothers and ia
theirs, and Miss Margery Colvin
will talk on 1.-THE Child, the Cur
riculum and the Minimum Goals
to be Reached in the Eighth
Grade"
Surprise refreshments will be
served following the business
meeting and program.
The PTA will sponsor . pub
lie card party ut the school On
Friday, May .. At one o'clock
Of the school, with prizes for
each table, and refreshments be-
ing planned.
SILVER CRoSS CIRCLE Of
Kings Daughters met yesterday
for covered dish h1ncheon 6 the
home Of MrS, Bert Allen To-
South Walnut street. PlalIs for
the next meeting, Wednesday,
May II, are not yet complete.
TOMMY GOBBLE, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gobble Il
one year old today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
Nimble Thimble Club
To Complete GS Uniforms

MRS. JOSEPH t O RNISH
won thu housspri1s yesterday at
the meeting Of Nimbls Thimhie
Club, held at the home Of 4rs.
Arthur Prosch, South Broadway
avenue.
The group will meet nsxt Fri
day TO complete the Girls Scout
uniforms members are making
for Troop s. Mrs. John Prosch
will be hostess ut her home on
Lafayette avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
Religious Ceremony
Held in Richmond

RICHMOND'S CERH MoNY
Of Growing Of the Blessed Vir-
gin took place at st. Ausustine's
Catholic church, at half past
seven last evening.
A procession Of girls carrying
Spring flowers and singing May
hymns was followed by the
statue bearers. Rosemary O'Don.
nell. Helen Harden. Christine
EndTes and Sarah WAlkowics.
Cecilia Hojnoxaixi. with her at
tendants, Catherine Lang. Rita
Schweiser and Dorothy Kam-
mer, placed the crown on the
Queen. Benediction Of tn
Blessed Sacrament closed the
ceremony.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
Metropolitan Ladies
=. =
Make Dance Plans

TWENTY-FIVE lWD 1R 8
were present q The meeting of
the Metropolitan Auxiliary last
evening In The John +. Murphy
,clubrooms.
Plans were msds for the ssix-
Hilary 10 take charge @ III
checkroom for the Metropo1t tan
Club patriotic dance, 70 b hel4
ON May - at the Msdekl hotAl.
Mrs.. Peter Duprsy y classroom
chairman. 3
Miss Mabel rredsfick pr6Std-
ed at the meeting, q whlch Nh.
John Gillett reported on he dis
trict meeting held recently IN
Grand Rapids. Anoher district
meeting win be held In Lincoln
Park On May -.
The next auxiliary meeting
will be on Thursday. June
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02
North Grotiot Group
OF WSCS Meets Monday

NORTH 0RATIOT GROUP Of
w0msn's Society Of Christian
Services VIII mSat with 1lrs. Ed
ward Cahill, n Gallup avenue
on Monday, May 5, at two
o'clock.
A galloping party IL. being
planned In conjunction, Mrs.
Dan Albro l. assistant hostess.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-02

TOMMY GOBBLE, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gobble Il
one year old today.
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ben ernfeae1f; menn III elnem Sanoe@
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oet 3nlammenbrllbs Der alten Nelt'
orbnung elaa,bt Der uSarbaro" -@e.
lebrte Or. Clarence s. 2etpis, Dor Dem
.,fataliitifhen Srrtunl' lparnen az
nliiiien, BOB Die ntenidlibe 3ipiliIa-
ton nun ,,nipiberruflib in oie 8in.
ie,t eeben miiiie. 9r. 2epis ntippt'
a,rf Die 8iiieni6oft - mir iperoen".
iaet er, ,oob nit Der 3eit Iernen,
tpie oas ,nadtpoIle .sSnitrnment Der
Niiienidaft 5l,r gerbeiierllne oes 2o-
les ser Menldbeit auf bielem glane.
ten ongeipanbt iperben fonn, uno mir
merben es uns friiber ooer ipater - -
ourh oie grfabrung getpitist aus
Dem aopf idloaen nit &ilfe Der
8erfaeuee, bie nns bic Sednif be.
idert bat, uns aeeenleitig alis5nrot.
ten ,nb nebenbei audi Die @eiitesfrei.
belt lelber, Der ipir bic 8iiieniboft
erit 31 oonfen baben, in ben Scot a.,
trampeln."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19

So 8roaent, ipegen 2eiltenbrnds 6.2
Bro5ent, ipegel Dbrenfranfbeifen
40 8ro5ellt, ipeset 5nBfranfbeifen,
a Gro5ent ipegen 2llngenfranfbeiten
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sllno ipegen allerbano an0erer 8ebrehs
lihfeiten TT Gro5ent. Die nteiitea
Der iungen 2eilte botten nid)t eillnlnl
geipuBt, baB lie nit irsenoeiner oer
genanrlten &ranfbeiten bebaftet ipa-
sren.