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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-21
Mis-, HOWE ExDeCtcd,

Miss GIaCe IIoyIc is expected to
morrow itom Womdna collegc.
Greensboro. to spend the WccN-rnu
with ncr parents, Mn. and Mrs. DaVIi
Ll.NLN.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-21
Fxrcrtcd Tomorrow.

Miss Helen Tciser is expected to
come from Peace college. Raleigh,
tomorrow. TO spend the weekend
hC"c with her mother, Mrs. GcneVa
TeiSer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-21
Visits Mrs Page.

NJ. ". +. Cannon. of Burlington,
was a guest of Mrs. c. +. Page, at
hcr home ON Chestnut street, ycster-
day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-21
Here tor weekend

Edward Fleming, of Petersburg,
Va, is spending tn. Weekend at MS
home on route =, Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-21
SOCIETY NEWS
Week End Here.

Mi. and Ms. Lin Watkins. of Wi
mlngt"n. are spending the Weekend
with rCla'N.. here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-21
Visits in LittlctOn

Mi Louise Nelson spent the day
Yesterday with relatives IN Little
ton.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-21
(,neS to AShc\,Uc

Miss Doris Walters spent Thanks
Day with friends III Ashe-
vile.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-21
THURSDAY, AUGUST Il, 1941
.RAF Over Europe
Menace Turkey

LONDON, Aug. 81 (UP)-Big for
nations of British bombers smashed
at north France and struck toward
the Netherlands and northwestern
Germany today and an authoritative
source reported that Britain now
had more planes over German cities
at night than the Germans ever
had over England 'in the darkest
days of last winter"
Replying to a question whether
the present British air offensive
was living up to the promises of
several weeks ago that British at
tacks would be heavier than any,
thing the Germans ever produced
over Britain, the informant said
,, There will be far more in the fu-
Sture."
He declined to estimate the num-
ber of planes involved in the night
operations.
: The royal air force struck at the
German-occupied invasion" coast
in nonstop daylight raids and obser-
vers on the English channel coast re-
ported strong formations of bombers
and fighters roaring away to the
northwest toward the North Sea-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-21

A United Press observer on the
southeast English coast reported the
operations appeared to be the most
intense this week
Shortly after 2 p. M, new for
nation of British planes flew to-
ward the continent in the direction
of lie Touquet.
The royal air force, in an early
morning offensive sweep, was re-
ported to have struck at the Lille
and Cape Girls Nez areas of north
France.
British planes were observed eiter
heading for or returning from the
industrial areas north of Pas de
Calais and Dungeness and lie Tou-
quet, where successful raids on en-
emy shipping have been reported
previously.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-21
Nazis Execute
Paris Residents

VICHY, Aug. 81 (UP) = Two
Paris residents have been executed
for anti-German Communist activi-
ty, German authorities in Paris an
nounced today after arrest of TO-
600 persons described as Jews, IN
two raids by French police and Ger
man troops had been disclosed.
The sentencing of two Parisians
to death was the first consequence
of warning by German occupation
authorities that anti-German Com
munist activities would result in
executions.
The drastic steps coincided with
action by the Vichy government to
crush all opposition to Marshal
Henri Philippe Petain's regime.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-21

TOKYO, Aug. 81 CUP - The
japanese NYK steamship line was
understood today 20 have accepted
bookings for 26 American officials
on the S. s. Tatsu,a Maru, sailing
from Kobe for Shanghai on Aug. 28
The bookings were believed to have
been taken under foreign office
pressure.
cThe United States recently has
been awaiting a satisfactory Jap
anese explanation of refusal Of per-
mission for about 100 Americans to
leave Japan and has implied they
we're being held as hostages.)
The party booked to leave Kobe
included nine Navy and two Ma
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-21
Walk to Freedom
Ends for Seven

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 81 cUP)-
Seven petty offenders were back in
the city Jail today after brief in
tervals of freedom resulting from a
substitute elevator operators error.
The seven had just been sentenced
for vagrancy and other minor Of
fenses yesterday when they enter
ed the elevator operated by Roy
Williams, a janitor. Williams, be-
lieving they were to be released, let
them out on the ground floor of the
Jail and court building.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-21
Debate Blamed
For Low Morale.

DENVER, Aug. 81 CUP)-Gen.
George C. Marshal, U. S. army chief
of staff, said last night that the
army's morale was splendid until
it became a subject of nationwide
debate.
He and Secretary of War Henry
l.. Stimson today planned a motor
trip through the mountains before
continuing their flight tomorrow to
the Pacific northwest where they
will view maneuVerS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-21
Imperial alley Press

Established April 90, 1901
Published every afternoon except
Saturday and sunday tSatLrd day
afternoon issue now succeeded
by the Sunday Post Press. es-
tablishcd 1856 by the Imperial
Valley Publishing company, G25
state Street, El CeEtro. Calf.
Paul Jenkins, publisher; A. c.
Johnston. president and gem
cral mana ger; e. A. Fitzhugh,
secretary and mana ging editor.
West Holiday Co., Inc, National
Advertising Represe
Entered at El Centro, California,
post office as second class mat
ter.
Subscription rates: In California.
DC per copy.
NJ m b r Cali fornia Newspaper
Publishers' Associ alton.
In conjunction with the Post
Press (Sundays). per month Use;
paid in advance. months, $210;
o months, $4.00; one year, $3.50;
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-21

rine officers and four Army Ian
guage officers, in addition to two
consulate clerks on home leave
and nine consular employees evac-
uating from RUSSIA.
The NYK action was along lines
believed to have been originally
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-21
Desert Grapefruit
Meeiinqs Slated

Ell Centre will be headquarters
for activities of the Desert Grape
fruit committee this winter, it was
revealed Thursday after a meeting
of the state-federal committee in
LES Angeles this week.
AT the Los Angeles meeting COM
mittee members discussed the mar
leting agreement which, in part,
provides for handling of the crop
and elimination of the practice of
dumping sub-standard fruit on the
market.
On Aug. 20 sub-committees will
meet at the court house in Fl Cen
tro. 1t is expected the whole COM
mittee will meet at the Barbara
Worth hotel in Ell Centre Sept. 5.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-21
SAILINGS PERMLTTED

suggested by the United States EN-
bassy for evacuation of officials
when japanese sa1ings to the Unit
ed STATES were cancelled.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-21
Soldier Killed
AT Fort Ord

CENTRALIA, WASH Aug. q
CUP) - Tom Kazaki, 18th infantry,
Ford Ord, Cal, was killed in south
eastern Washington war games YES
terday when q truck turned over
He was the second soldier 10 lose
EiS life in the manuevers.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-21

Bet the person WHO declared Sac
charm the sweetest thing known
never slept till 10 am.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

added looking at the table, some
one seems TO have prepared
breakfast here for someone"
II | thought Mr.. Wood :"
Sandra began, and stopped.
by the way" June put in,
where is my revered boss ?"
"He went out last night to keep
an appointment Sandra said
you mean he didn't sleep
here?"
"Of course he didn't sleep
here
June grnned Now I under
stand what you meant when you
said he behaved like a perfect
gentleman
Sandra, usually the most ami
able of beings. could have slapped
her. She knew now definitely
that she didn't like Miss Martin,
and at the same time she knew
that her dislike was unreasonable.
This upset her, for she had al
ways prided herself upon her eX-
treme reasonableness. "Only un-
intelligent people give way 70 I'M
reasonable impulses or feelings, "
she had said more than once.
Peter was still looking hungrily
al the neatly-laid breakfast table.
II don't see what is wrong with
a spot of breakfast" he objected
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

TO-DAY, as you probably know newspapers
i and magazines are full of news stories about
the new.found miracle clements in food-oer-
tain precious, protecting elements everyone needs
for health. About the tragic fact-just recently
disoovered-that ordinary foods Frequently are de-
fcienf in these vital elements. About the startling
government report that more Than a third Of all
people secretly starved for these rarer, pro-
tecting food-factors.
Already the government has held Conference
TO find means of supplying these rarer elements.
For experiments have proved that tragic things
can happen to those who lack them. Stuntcd
growth soft, crooked bones in children Faulty
nerves. Bad teeth. Impaired sight Poor appetite.
Loss of strength and vitality in young and old alike.
All this may be news TO the public, but much of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

And anyhow, Sandra, you should
wait and thank your host for the
nights hospitality
why should I thank him ?
Sandra burst forth lie delib-
erately deceived rs. lie lied TO
me. He But she pulled up
conscious that she was losing
control OF her tongue. She stood
for a minute her hands clcnched.
Peter, who had never seen her
look I'm the least like that was
startled 1t dawned on him that,
something was wrong He said
nothing but began taking the
suit-cases from the hut TO the
porch. And then the promised
driver appeared with an open
carriage drawn by one horse.
Sandra turned 10 June. Good
by. Miss Martin" she said, Il
don't suppose wen meet again
but it's been awfully nice know
ing you
she had recovered somewhat
and had instinctively fallen back
on her little rich Princess man
ner as Peter termed IT, He knew
it was unconscious with her. that
was why he didn't mind 1t. But
IL annoyed June. Besides, already
CONTINUED on Page 22)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
HOW THIS PROTECTING FOOD DRINK
Hsz~ ozz1syuu1aIMlzzzezJ Hauhl

it is old to- Ovatine. For more than 20 years,
Oydlrne has pioneered in preaching the need of
supplementary food-to supply certain essential
clements often deficient in ordinary diets. And in
step with new scientific knowledge, OyaItine has
been steadily enriched in many of these vital food
elements.
Thus today, neu, imbroted Oyaltine supple
ments a childs diet with significant amounts of
those elements most likely TO be lackng-an IN
suranoe against deficiencies that retard normal
growth and development.
For example, glasses day give child all the
Vitamin b., all the Calcium and Phosphorus he
needs-and more than fourhfths OF all the Vita
Minis and ID and Iron-from this one source.
alone. Also high-quality, complete proteins-
essential amino acids. RiboAavin, pantothenic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Continued from Page 2O)

that no appointment had existed.
Nevertheless he had gone and she
was sufficiently honest TO admit
that when he had gone she had
not wanted him 10 60.
Yes, a ne'er-do-well in the eyes
of the world but, at heart, gal
liant gentleman.
She said that over 20 herself
softly and there was a look of
sympathy in her bewilderingly
blue eyes. Something must, OF
course, be done about him. For
Sandra 10 take an interest in
anything or anyone meant that
something must be done about it
at once.
He had refused her offer Of
money for a passage home. He
must be made TO accept help and
not merely passage money! but
sufficient to put him on his feet
once he got back 90 England. To
reinstate him both In the eyes Of
the world and in the eyes Of his
father
She visualized the scene of
reconciliation between him and
his embittered sire. Mr. Wood
(she did not know that his name
was Ashley would be in uniform.
He would be an officer with seY-
eral decorations His father
would have a mass Of grey hair
and be leaning heavily on cane.
Il see | was wrong" the old
baron would humble, But I'm
proud Of you, my son proud Of
you" Mr.. Wood would say but,
of course, il would then be Cap
tain Wood or even Major Wood
anyhow. he would say: That's
all right. sir But let me intro
ducc you 10 the little lady who
is responsible for everything She
had faith in me when the whole
world was against me.
She would appear then. Just
what she had been doing during
this conversation she didn't know
Mr.. Captain or Major Wood
would take her hand and say
Allow me TO present you, sir
10 the most wonderful girl in the
whole world, Miss Sandra Red
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

what she had been doing during
this conversation she didn't know
Mr. Captain or Major Wood
would take her hand and say
Allow me TO present you, sir.
10 the most wonderful girl in the
whole world, Miss Sandra Red
t-444fft- :.
A Thought which flashed
through her mind at that mo-
ment rather spoiled the poignant
beauty Of this scene. What about
Peter Would he be- there? After
all she was going 10 marry Peter
Since the problem was a veXing
one. she turned from the window
and started 10 dress She SIN
had difficulty IN moving about
although her ankle Was consider
ably better. She went 60 the
small mirror above the bureau
and looked at herself Up 10 now
she had taken little interest m
her features There had always
been her studies. her interest m
the management Of her fortune
and various social and charitable
problems But this morning she
looked ~ herself almost imper-
sonaily. and could not reprcss a
certain pleasure IN knowing that
she was beautiful The morning
sunshine made the heavy ropes Of
hair that fen halfway 20 her
waist shine as though they were
UT8ted of golden thread her blue
CLes With the violet shadows
looked unusually large Her face
was a little flushed and the soft
ness of her mouth was empha7
sized.
WHEN would he come? She
w glanced down az her wrist
watrh which had miracilously
survived tho crash Sevcn-thirty.
lie would come for breakfast
Perhaps az eight? She might have
breakfast ready before he got
here She hoped he would hurry.
She found she was hungry. yet
that wasn't the reason she hoped
he would hurry At the back OF
her mind was the thought that
Peter might be back al any time
now with a car Poor Peter. she
hoped he hadn't had too much
trouble. He was a dear. good
looking, intelligent, dependable.
An the same she hoped he
wouldn't come back too soon.
There was still much she wanted
10 say 10 Mr. Wood.
s111fftt- aged To- petthe break
fast going She found some tea
and half a loaf OF bread IN a tin
There WAS no butter. That was
probably IN tho hole in the stream
under the waterfall which he
called his ice-box. But there was
can of grapefruit. She put the
contents out IN two sauCorS. and
again II didn't strike her as
strange that n, bcachcomber
should have a fancy for grape
fruit.
She had almost finished her
preparations when she heard
sounds outside the cabin. Since
IL was out of the question that
Mr. Wood would have a car, she
decided II must be Peter.
"Oh. damn" she said aloud,
and was not a little shocked at
herself Swearing. no matter
what the provoc1tion. she had
alv-y5 considered a waste of
time.
She limped over and opened the
porch door Just in time 10 SEE
Peter get out Of a small car and
then help girl out Sandra
noticed flcctingly that the CIR
was pretty and she wondered
what she was doing with him.
Hello, Peter. So you're back
Che tried IN make her voice sound
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

She limped over and opened the
porch door Just in time 10 see
Peter get out Of a small car and
then help q girl out Sandra
noticed flcctingly that the girl
was pretty and she wondered
what she was doing with him
Hello, Peter. So you're back. e"
she tried to make her voice sound
cordial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

acid pyridoxine-to guard against deficiencies
OF these precious elements.
Soft your child is thin and nervous-or eats
poorly-turn TO the NeW, imbrOred Ovaltine. See if
it doesn't give him just what he needs to- be the
sturdy robust, healthy child you want him TO be.
Results may surprise you. Why not get tin of
Ovaltne, today
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13
8c6nrtstagsfcicr.

Serr Ntihocl MQer, Grz&rGi
ser ct. Marfus Stride uno 3iueig 6
feierte om Sonntag, sen 9. 9too., int
areiie ieiner Tomilie Sen y. Gcs
6urtstag. Gs batten iid in Sem
Seim perIammelt sic Sobne, Gbp.
@filler, SoneItcob, Gr. Sreo @til(er,
Gourtspille, Wtid,. WtiIler Sr., ,mo
Sohter Sofia @ofeid), ein Sd)ipager
Wtihael &loes, une auS 0oungss
tolpn. Sie llcberraIhung ipor oro6
lnb mon fonnte erfeunen onB chuas
beionoeres norging. slilh bepics e9
Ser ibon gelhnliidte uno reid ges
oedte SiidJ. gsir bringen linn oni
oieien sSege Oie beitcn 8liidhpiinibe
oar. uno triinihen linn Bottes &C.
gen. Gin Srelno.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13

ein froblider, glidliher -iorgenloie,
Sunge, fam ililtlnterntebr 5uriid bon
oteler Sabrt. Sel,n rdd) 20 Minutar
noboem er ieiner Shipeiter Selmo
geaet bate, bob ct bieien slbert
elnmal oabeim bleiben molle, tpor eG
tot. Sein Ofotorroo itieb suiammcl,
nit einem s[ltp an 9roaopup nobe
IS. Strabe. Gas s(uto eeborte oen'
itngen 23 Sabre olten Senrp 9irri.
teri, 11l3 @. 43. Ctr. Shuuer
tpuroe noh ieiner ginIieferlna in$
SolpitoI aIs tot erfIGrt.
sSriibe am Montogobeno .botte
Sobn olle feline ,@eipebre uno onoere
Soooansltattllng beraltsgebolt I'M
nof5lrIebcn ob olleS ba lci, oenn er
beablihtigte ouf Sic Sogo 5u seben
om GnOe Ser @ohe. Sein StolS ipar
Elm Taar Sngobolel, - sic er leinc
Sblpeitcr onprobieren lieb Inn sic
|GrOBe 5l erbalten uno er perlpradj
Ieiner S6lpelter ibr allh Elm Euur
SSaaoboien 81, faufen, 10 Nab iie aud)
mitaeben fonntc auf sic SSo9o.
Scbn Sduler bate fir cine Sir
ma in Glpria georbeitet, bate obcr
Sen @filitGrfra9ebogen erbalten lno
borte sort 5ll arbeiten ouf llno nobn1
cine slrbeit nlS Glerf i'm &oblmeier
Soropare Geihdit an, Bis er eins
riifen lollte.
SoDn Shuler SSSr. mar Elm Mtit-
elieo oes gritcn 9. g. &ranfen TN.
tcrltiiblngS &crcins 3lpeis 5 Ioipie
ocs Central Eer6anocs, ser ct.
SobnS eban9. Stride bon 2orain.
IS trollern nm Sen liebcn Sobn
ieine tiefgebeuoten Gltern Scrr s.
unN Sara Sfuller, ieine SGtpeiter
Selma Shuller uno Mil(ie Grolle,
Sdtpager aralie, Snfel Sobn Shus
iter llno @attin, Snfel Shuler, Si.
mon uno Samilie, uno piele ssreunoe
per Sch- Iallb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13
2l,ss Detreit, ,l1i<tiea,,
Sird)en Tranen @ercin Der
ct. Hctrus Ncmeinbc

Gs oiene oIlen Stblpeitern aur qe,
fiuigen gtadrift, bab sic regelmGbis
&c Sibune on t6. Nopenlber, 6 llbr
abenos, ltottiiltoet. Nnh ser Sitllng
fnlgt nie in1ner ser iiblife SSalni
lienabeno, ipo5u olle @lieoer ser 8e.
meinoe iopie oeren 6reunoe einge.
laoen iino. Die Shipeitern slnna
Manden 2ena Seller, Slllonno
Gafie, Sbereiio @eber, g. Gilig iper,
oen ole allis bette bclpirten.
Ser biesidbrige @ainr lpar Elm
beIierer grfpla pie lie 5ltpor ltno oo,
fiir banft ser sSrauen |erein oern
tiihtigen Gomitee, iolpie oIlen oenen
oie ettpos onsu ,beigetraeen baben.
@ott pergelts alien.
Wtarp Sbalgott, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13
&inbcrfcier.

9ln Snmstoa, Sen 10 Nprenber,
abenos, fin0et elAe llnterbultung az,
gunIten Ser Sunior SIaile beS e. 9.
ltutt. g3 bot bns &omltec iiir quito
llrterbaltung Spr9e getragen. gr.
Ganiel 9tebner miro .giloer 5eigen,
melde irnS nae Iebr intereliieren
iuerben. I'm 5oblreiGen 9eIuh bit.
9IQe &inoer bes Srauen Gerein
3lpeig 16 uno NtGnner Gerein
I3ueig 6 uno lire Gltern iino bcr5,
lif eingelaoen, uno erbalten ireien
Sunf uno GrfriIhuneen, ober nur
fir Oieienigen, ipelhe bas t6. Sc,
bensiabr no6 nift erreift baben.
Ser Soriibenoe bieieS sSeltes, 6.
Spper5er lit Itol5 oarolli, 4 ainoer in
Ser Sugen6abfeillrng bes &. g. 81
baben, es Ioa bies cine &agnes
6eler iein, cine Der beiten aber au6
Die lette in Ser ieoem ipobl befann-
ten Surnerballe. Sim 9lbeno miro
Den &inoern nidts in Sen @eg ge.
legt nno bie Gltern iollen iif nitt
beellen friib5eitig beirn5ugcben. IS
peroen ibnen fonlii6e Site unb
Sarmnraher beim gintritt aegeben.
Sidets fir Grfrii6ungen iospie fir
pertpoae Ereiie. 9iejenigen, peld,e
gum @erbano geboren iperoen Sic
erlte &eibe bon Siten einnebmen.
Gan5 geiuiB tuerben aber feline s3in,
Der perfiir5t tperoen, tpenn Tie nidt
0titglteo oes Central Gerbonoes
iino. 60 bat oas grfriidungsfomitee
entifieoen. Sie eripahlenen Ginoer
peroen iJre Gltern fragen: @os lit
fir nns borgeieben. goparo Soper.
ser iagt: @ir baben Mllif lno mer
nidt tan5en fann bat 81 iingen.
aommt MIR ole. 9tab Sdlub Ser
giloeroorfiibruug miro getan5t uno
pie es geluobnli6 BEL uns ser 8e.
bralh lit. gsur bie Srennung uno
ser spihieo lit cine Sabe, pelde
mir uns niht eetpobnen fonnen.
lin sablrei6en gelu6 bittet
Sas &otnitee.
8corg Heinertb, Sefc.
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3ipeis A..

! @leberlm fonten mir 5rpei reltc
Mitglieoer in Sen Gerein auinehmen
uno 5nar Eeter 9remer ltno sScbn
S6eun; ber5lid pillfonmen in un'
Ierer Otitte. slls neue &anoibnteu
tpuroen beri6tebene onoere Gerio,
men porgel6lagen llno ipllen bel ser
Ge5emberperIammlune eingeiiibrt
tperoen.
@ir MAIDEN biernit borouf oui,
merfiam, BOB BEL Der Se5emberpers
iam1nlung Die gtelhrnblen fir onS
Sabr 1912 Itattfinben. 9ei 0ieier
geriamntlun9 ioate fein ein5igps
Witelieo ieblen uno ieoer iollte bel.
fen, nur bie seeignetIten Mitslieoer
in sen rehten Glas su ipablcn.
gbenioas beabliftigen ipir cine
9lenoerung III unieren 8eietet, Sic
iiir alle Wtitslieoer, lino bol:pticdjs
lid, fir oie iiingeren, bon grcber
Widtisfeit iino, lhon besbul6 ioate
iid ieoer beteiligen.
ltnIere ndhlte Serlnmn,lung fln'
Oct am 5reitas, Ben 5. 9e5ember,
abenbs s lthr, iit Ser Colonial Saue
an 5436 South @ent!rortb Ctr,
| lItatt.
9lm Samstag Sen 20. Se5ember,
peranitalten mir fir lrlere Ginoer
in oer Gereinsbane cine
| @eibnadjtsieicr
uno INN bieielbe 5u einem grfolg al
| geltalten miiiien natiirlih au1 Bic
Gripahienen alle mitmahen uno InS
| iest '6on bonn &omitee ,pel6es ourd
! Shipeltern Winnie Satie, 6. Guilt
Iner uno Inna llnth, unter quite,
9eitung itebt, aufs ber5lihlte einge'
| laben.
| gel Der Jteulabrsfeier, peratltal
ltet bon Sen Gereinen Ser NoroIeite
beteiligen mir inns oils @dite unl
mir empfeblen jeoem 0titglieo iid
oaran 5u beteiligen. Ndberes bier
iiber miro balo beroifentlidt.
II Shmelter Cara Marfel uno Yetcl
9roos iino INNER nod ans Bett ge
| feiielt. 8ir tpiini6en beiben glltl
geiierllng unO boffen lie BEL Ser nod
item geriainmllns in llnierer Mitt'
,ll 6aben.
u 8orrparts uno atf @ieoeriebal
i'm 9e5ember.
~ 9aul 2iefen6aaerl s4rifti.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-13
2lms 11e,p Cattle, pa.

sSn Ser am IS. Sftober obgebal,
tenen &erIanmlung bes Sroblinn
Ganenbor mnrben bie 1teu unb tpie.
oererlp1blten 9eantinnen fir bas
Sabr 1941-42 bon GT5HrGi. Sarn
gooenoorfer initalliert ipie fo(gt.
aatbarino EauIini Yr1iioentir
&atbarina @drtuer, Gi5eYr1I.
snna 2icnert, Yrot. SER.
&atbarina Sang Sdaknleilterin.
Sfmelter 9ooenoorfer oanfte
pen olten rno ousiheioenben 9e,
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per9on9enen Sabre rmo ermabnte
Die nel1en lno nieoereeip1blten 9e,
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mcnoen Sabre.
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Sic @intcrmonatc binourb ieocn
Sonntas nadmittog Inn 4 l1br itott.
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not ltatt, oaber bite uiht at per.
geiien, ndditen Sonntas 5ur Ser
lommll'ng su fommen.
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in friiberen Sabren in sen &eiten
Nieies @eiangeerein seitanSeren
Sdngerinnen, sic aus irgeno mel,
Gen @riinoen in Sen letten Monaten
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limo lcr5lib lpillfommen rmb e:nee,
laoen iih an5uihlieben, Inn bas
oeutide Sieo f0roern SIT belfen.
slnnn 2ienert, Sefr.