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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
likeebIe

The plain CRATER. or heel, Is
like a kindergarten primer. He
is simple. direct and easy TO
read, and usually he's so like
able that his company is worth
the price.
lie makes the small touch as
casually as one would say, Pass
the salt, and is so gracious about
accepting your cigarets. your
drinks. your latest books and
borrowing your car that you feel
almost grateful 10 him.
Or If the CRATER happens 10
be woman, she just appropri-
ates your cold-cream, your per-
fnme, your rouge. your Boy
Friend whatever she happens
10 need or fancy at the moment
without bothering 10 ask you.
The Petty CRATER regards
anything he wants as something
the world owes him, and looks
on his grating as all in the
days work. Until you began
conserving. you probably got a
sort of glow from being nice to
a few of these simple souls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
When TO Give a Shower
DEAR MRS. BEEcKMAN:

DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
would like to give linen shower for friend of mine
Since she hasn't date for the wedding would be proper
to give her shower should wait until the wedding
date is set BROWNIE
you know the approximate date of the wedding it is
necessary to wait until the actual date announced good
time give shower is between three before
the wedding date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

la quietude. thanks 10 the priority situation The
H automobile train, plane and bus are out ANY GLOBE
trotting you do will be via book.
Hence you'll vacation spot not too far from home
perhaps cottage farm, Michigan inn or even the
family yard. Trips to town will be inrequent nightly
excursions neighbong hangouts will be more occasion
than habit, if far for walking.
For once your life you won't look forward to getting
back TO work just up vacation Those idle days
will really idle full of sleep and reading and writing
and relaxation for of just such rest
will be blessing after months of wartime strain.
Shorts in Variety
So pack your the top with toys Stacks,
shorts shirts maybe dance dress,
sturdy that needs upkep Forget about ironing
boards and household worries
We dummed up BETTING outfits for the carefree life
simple sensible garb that won't break the budget For in
stance kneeengh shorts of striped denim to undergo fence
sitting base-siding in sofbal game cycling mileage
like cast iron.
Another pleasing point about these long long shorts
their ability conceal unWanted poundage thethghs
Pnky middle blue the coors of these welbeed
uni-p ocketed pantaoons.
for the whole leg pennies into the
which abound in peas both back and
like cutoff tennis skirt Right pretty for the petite
madens
The other extreme lengths enters the picture with
the coloru striped overas of soft crash No farmerette
shoud be without Neither should the feminine gardener
who digs the dirt hands and knees 1t fits like formal
uith without the blouse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
The CRATER
viii Always
Be With lis
BY HELEN ROWLAND

WAR and taxes have made lots
w Of changes in one Of the
fine arts-The Gentle art Of
Grating.
Grafters still flourish in many
varieties common and prefer
red, retail and wholesale, plain
and fancy. But with the rising
OF taxes, wartime relief aids and
the huge buying of war bonds,
there are fewer rich and gen.
erous fields for them to 60 a
Maying in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Wants to Hear News

love my wife very dearly, and would not hurt her for
world neither do wish to be rude 10 people who are
kind enough write Like all soldiers am eager to
hear from home and from my former associates
you think proper the letters that these
girls write to me? d. III
OF it's for to answer these kind and
friendly letters The girls know you're to hear news
from home and that you're especially to hear news OF
the office and of your former associates.
Such natural and simple gestures of fiendness can't be
msnerpreted honesty showing both their letters and
your replies your wife shows there nothing msntepret
OF of this would be true the girls wrote
in sentimental but obviously they girls Of taste
and common
Since your wife isn't jealous and since she the
respondence she will understand what
get from home If you find that she is still worried
about what people will think why have her write gracious
postscript your letters the girls telling them of her inter
ests and activities officers wife living the camp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Choose a Cdrefree
Wardrobe That Sturdy
And Requires No Ironing
BY JOAN DEAN

-HE TWO WEEKS you've scheduled for seethe-
country spree will be spent in basking and BROWSING
la ouetude. thanks TO the priority situation. The
III automobile train plane and bus out. Any globe
trotting YOU do will be via book.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Miss Goudreau Bride

Lucille Goudreau, daughter
of Mr., and Mrs Gideon Gou.
dreau became the bride of
Joseph TClchnam Jr, son Of
MIR and Mrs. Joseph TeiChnam
of. Pasadena avenue. Saturday.
The wedding took place in the
Blessed Sacrament ChapA.
Mrs William r Teichnsm
Was maid If honor and N,
hudc only attendant William
T0chnam was best man
Iho reception was held at
Fo.owont HlUc
vi. and tlrs Telchnam left
on = several weeks SoIourn IN
Miami Fla
Mary Louise Rich. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Clarence n.
Elrh ~ IonGfcllow avenue. he
came the bride Of Lester w.
Nperberg Of Mlchagara, Mich,
Saturday evening
The wedding took place ar
lovely : o'clock service IN the
Central Woodward Christian
Church Rev Edward Dewitt
Jones offclatcd.
Tho reception followed IN tho
home Of The brides parents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

DEBUTANTE BETTY HAMMOND inundated with gorgeous
gift bouquets the day Of her debutnte enrpmed
with the order on flower shop sent by thoughtful friend
Mrs Edtrin S. BGrboVS fGrorite breed of dog IS the
cocker spaniel She has beauty tchcb she eptc7 n0der
her IN. the recent sho" held in Hotel 7"ler.
Clyde Bicke should be able qualify for commits
sion in the army with the liberal military she
acquired by typewng for her Bill Bckel and his friends
in the 1S2nd Field Artillery who used study her house
These boys all worked hard that they officers
Fort Leonard Wood They Lieus. Bill Bcke Hugh
Anderson Philip Steans Bill Donnely Dick Kmbrough and
James CrIdgington.
You'll md PhHp Mdkey Of opercninq reIoJ,jDq from
has heGry business 0ct(rcS IN the dark irJch h.
hos hod ttto3 up his home in University place. Crosse
Poiate. He tQtes beautiful coored pictures Of his chdre
and o course has the rcg latest and tHcst comcroS
Mrs J. Vincent Dryer always considered the best
dressed IN Detroit practically lives her Red Cross
service Uniform these days
Mrs Charles +. Lambert has beautiful antique French
charming French provincial dining when filed with
flowers and fruit, used the bare polished table.
We keep hearing about the delightful apartucnt-vith-a
view that the newly married Mr.. Mrs Dennis
DougherNS Doris NarSchner occupying Cambridge
The window, overlook not only the beautiful harlcs
River but also portion Of the Harvard campus.
One Of Crosse Pointes glamour girls offered what
most American gs consider the worlds perfect lob-a
place among the Fd1ters' models in New York City
But az the moment she's not having much luck with
papa, who turns thumbs-down on the whole idea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Miss Hdzen,
Mr. Hisbee
Married
ROSEDALE PARK, Jan. II.

ROSEDALE PARK, Jan. II.
DALMS and softly lighted can
L delabrums formed the back
ground for a lovely wedding
Friday evening at 8 o'clock in
the Baptist Church OF BEDFORD
when Marguerite de Frain Ha-
zen. daughter of Mr.. and Mrx.
Nathan d. Hazen of Penrod
road. spoke her marriage vows
10 Homer Delaine Higbee OF
Briston, Okla, and Lansing. The
Rev. William Bostick officiated
at the double-ring ceremony.
The bride. given in marriage
by her father, wore a gown OF
white faille. The close-fitted
bodice had an inserted yoke NJ
heavy lace with leg-of-mutton
sleeves that came to a point over
the finger tips.
The bouffant skirts deep ruff
fles dipped 10 meet the long cir
cular train.
Her three-tiered veil was kept
in place with crown Of match.
ing material, She carried q
prayer book with white roses
attached To the end Of cascad-
Ing streamers were fastened
white sweet peas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
SHRED Juliet Cap,

They wore shrrred luhet caps
80 ire blue s1tlu and natchrg
Vot'-
Tho maud ~ honor carried 81
rr'oual bouquet Of AwerrCan
Ecau'v roses centercd with gar.
d'u'a- Tho bridesmaids carried
bouquets Of American Beauty
roses
pecGv fitzgerald. COUSIN Of
the hr.dc. was flower girl AMI
Wor,-a k1to GIccnawav dress o(
ICE blue tullc and a matching
poke bonnet Her flowers were
American Beauty roses IN a
uDll'r colonial bouquet
Mrs Fitzgerald mother OF She
hridc. chose gown Of Olive
green lace She Wore a small
vnfa chapcau and a corsaEe
bouquet, az rubrum lilies.
Mrs. Nicson looked lovely in a
gown Of american Beauty crepe
and a Tf'chlng feather hat. Her
flowers were rIbrim lilies, also
Gerald IS NicSon. brother Of
ihc bridegroom, was best man.
FrcdcrCk ! Nie>on. William
Fitzgerald. y John Walker and
John T. ~callcn II seated the
ty.l.ft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Dreamed-Up Florally

feature Of the luncheon they tel VIII be The abe7
which being drcamediup, foraly, by the following
Mrs Charles G. Bcechng, rubrrm lilies, Mrs Alexander
W. Blain yellow Mrs. Frank J. Bohan Ionqus, Mrs
James Scrpps Booth red roses Mrs John II French pink
roses Mrs George T. Goodson madonna lilies; Mrs John
Leland Jones vocts; Mrs William John Parker. iris Mrs.
George f. Vlero pink carnations; Mrs Louis F. Weyand
tulips Mrs. Everett a. Wisher, gardenias
Others on Mrs. Henry Wenger's committee
- Mrs William A. Baker Mrs William f. Blodsett, Mrs
Armin A. Damstaetter Mrs. E r. Frederick Mrs Harvey G.
Fruehauf Ernest c. Harris, Mrs William H. Higgins,
Mrs Archibald Mckay Mrs Harry G. Mock, Mrs Walter F.
Tant, Mrs. Allan A. Wales and Mrs. Roger V. Walker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Housing Address
For Study Club

GEORGE SCHERMER Of Tho
Detroit housing commission VIII
al .'r',s a meeting Of the civic
dopar'mc1t Of the Catholic
Study Club a. 10 a. m Monday
IN the Activities Building He
viii speak on Public Housing
Activities
IN place of The usual general
meeting of The club Al . O'Clock
1Here wf.i 10 an old faShinnod
'.7 arranged hy fho fine arts
lt.''"n ~ which members viii
wear p,rr5 dresses
Mrs Leo Nslser and Ms
i'rry hickey viii he TED host.
rSSes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Mi" Loveioy Weds

Out in Birmingham. the wed.
ding Of pretty Virginia Loveiov
daughter Of the George z Love
Toys. and Richard Jennings. son
Of Mr. and Mrs. F. r Jennings.
recently took place.
The ceremony was held In
Ward Memorial Presbyterian
Church with the Rev. ALVIN Nor
RS officiating.
For this Day ~ Days. the
Young lady wore street length
dress Of French blue crepe with
A matching hat and white or
Chids.
Mrs William Fisher was her
sisters only assistant and was
coStumed In a Street.lencth
frock Of dull gold crepe with
brown accessories and A corsage
bouquet Of Tahsman roses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Catherine Mary Fitzgerald
Weds Joseph A. Vieson.
RN THE nOWACFR

the brides parents IN the after
noon
White flowers and wedding
cakes were used as table center
pieces both at the home and the
club
Mr. and Mrs. Nieson left or
trip west For travelling the
bride wore pale yellow wool
drcsSmaker suit, brown straw
hat. brown accessories and 4
black coat banded in mink. She
wore a Corsage bouquet Of
orchids
They VIII reside in Birwood
avenue on their return
Mr.. and Mrs {. Tom Barbour
Of Lawrence avenue announce
the engagement of their dauCh-
TOR. Dorothy Phyllis, 10 Thomas
RAYMOND TraYror Of Lake
Tlacld. ~ Y. and Detroit. son of
Mr. and Mrs r !. Traynor Of
Lake Placid, y Y
EOth are graduates of NdNne
University Miss Barbour IS a
member Of Delta Gamma chi
and Tom d member Of Gamma
PHI Delta
Young Mir Traynor will leave
shortly for Northwestern CnIe
yorSlty. where he will train 10
become an ensign
Mrs Gertrude Waldman Of
Gladstone avenue announces the
engagement of her daughter,
ErneStlne, 10 Irving Mellow, son
of Mrs. Laura Mellow of Blaine
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Symphony
Unit Asked
To M urphys
By BILLY THE BACHELOR

4 TH0tSAND-or more -
~ members Of the women's
association of the Detroit Sym
phony Orchestra have recently
received invitations on the ia
miliar blue card topped with a
bar Of music for a roundup OF
all pink envelopes" January 30
at 2:30 o'clock AT the handsome
lake shore residence of Mrs.
Fred T Murphy in East Jeffer-
son avenue.
Of you haven't already filled
said envelope with hard-earned
dollars for the Childrens Free
Concert Fund. we suggest you
Immediately start sCrambling
through your desk in search OF
same)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Ivory Satin Gown

The bride wore gown NJ
heavy IVORY SATIN fashioned with
2 long tight basque with ,
square neck Inc outlined with
wide collar Of O." ulllv lace,
which had been 'orr by the
brides mother ~ her wedding
The SKIRT was volumnouS
with a long circular tram She
wore full-length veil of IVORY
illusion and a circular bridal
blush veil attached 10 her Juliet
cap of ChantIlly lace
She wore a single strand of
pearls. a gift Of the bridegroom
and carried a bouquet of orchids
and gardcnias.
Miss Helen Ann FITZGERALD
sister Of the bride was m9tron
Of honor and Miss Della Con
nelly and Mrs William NJ
Fitzgerald If New York were
bridesmaids
They wore gowns styled SINH
lar 10 the brides Mlth long
tiGht-fittirg bodiCcS of ice blue
satin and fun skirts of ice blue
tullr ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Morning Lectures
At Arts Institute

A SERIES ~ four morning
lectures on Standards Of Art
Criticism" sponsored by the
Detroit Artists Market. will he
given by Edgar r. Richardson
at the Detroit Institute Of Arts.
The schedule is as follows Jan
nary 20, February 10, February
"a and March 10. ar II o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Mrs. Hay, Chairman

Mrs Dudley e Hay, one OF
our favorite indefatigables, Is
buster than you.know-what with
Red Cross work, etc, but is
finding time somehow 70 act
as general chairman Of this
party.
Even though the idea ~ the
affair is TO bring in all the big
hulginG envelopes (the ticket ct
admission. by the way, there
will be surprises and prizes, too.
Mrs. Frank J. Bohan and Mrs.
Charles w. Jlnnette are in
charge Of getting together 50.
or maybe more. prize awards for
the party. and Mrs. &. William
Palmer. with her committee will
wrap them snartly and see 10
their proper distribution from
the sy1nphony's post office
which will be set UP for the
occasion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Maid OF Honor

Suzanne Charlton acted -
maid Of honor. Her coral taffeta
dress was fashioned with Tight
fitted bodice and the full skirt
had inserts Of velvet
She wore matching velvet
bolcro. Her flowers were a colo
nal bouquet Of yellow roses.
Tucked IN her hair was an ar
rangemert Of roses.
Frances Vargha and Lenore
Young were the bridesmaids and
their gowns Of aqua taffeta and
velvet were fashioned on The
s5me lines as that Of the maid Of
honor
Their flowers we're pink roses
The little flower girl. Nancy
Howell, wore a dress identical 20
the maid of honors and carried
yellow roses.
John Parker Best Man
John Parker was best man
Gene tfigbee. brother OF the
bridegroom, and Gil Haley
seated the guests.
Mrs. Hazen chose for her
daughters wedding a pale blue
six Jersey gown with a corsage
bouquet Of pink rose buds.
Immediately following the
ceremony a reception was held
for 100 guests at Botsford
Tavern.
The brtdegroorn's sister. Mr.
A. Hussong, came from Wash
ington, D. C.. for the ceremony,
The young couple will be
making their home in Lansing
until the completion Of their
education
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Yacht Club Breakfast

Breakfast for the Wedding
party and immediate family Was
held a. the Detroit Yacht Club
and ne recentLon AZ The home Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
At Presidents Table
At tie presidents table Will be:

At TIE presidents table Will be:
Frantz Mrs. Joseph NJ Schenok Mrs James Scriprs
Booth Mrs. Philip {. Baker Mrs. John H. French Mrs
Frederick Farr Mrs John Leland Jones Mrs. Herman D.
Scarney Mrs Lester F. Hobson Mrs George Hunter Pratt
and Mrs George Herbert Zimmerman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

4 s LOVELY and smiling As
~ winters sunlight was Satur-
days north end bride
Catherine Mary Fitzgerald,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs w.
Earl Fitzgerald Of Fairfield ave-
nue.. spoke her vows 10 Joseph
Aloysius Vieson. son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick c. NleSon of
Mulrland avenue
The wedding took place on
the Fitzgerald s twenty hith
wedding anniversary ~ GeSu
Church. The Rev. Father Thomas
Moore. s. j. otflClated
Large urrs Of white gladloll
were used IN the church and az
the altar bouquets nj white
gladioli and snapdraEons, con
delahra with IVORY tapers all
with a background Of palms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Arnold GodsoIs Stay in South

Mp AND NJ tr%HtD
. GODSgI ~ ''nr..r asrrge
will extend thor -'Hv I1 l'r.,
wood Bc1ch. Ria until ire end
- February
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Mesdanes Lewis, Webb

Assisting Mrs. N. will be Mrs.
Ingersoll Lewis. Mrs. jefferson
p Webb. Mrs. Walter Q. Briggs,
Miss Emma Butzel and Mrs.
Henry = JOY.
And It's not too late to get
started on those envelopes.
dear. Members who don't have
lhcm NAV secure them at the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Hampton Rich
To Leave Feb. IS

HAMPTON RICH ~ Argyle
Crescent will leave about Febru-
any Is 10 JOIN Mrs, Rich in
Pasadena. Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Heckers 10 Winter
At Miami Beac

Nh AND MRS. CHRISTIAN
~ IlECKER left at mid-week
for Miami Beach for the remain
dor Of the winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
(Deigh Ma sin photo

(Deigh >Nayin pnOto)
MRS. HERBERT ROSS
WHITING is the former
Miss Marjorie Evelyn Tread
well. daughter Of the Clar-
, ence Winfred Treadwells.
office ~ the Symphony OrChos-
ira. where they NAV also make
their reservations for this party.
Mrs. Julian 6. Wolfner and
Warren Cooksey. with large
ish committee NJ assistants.
were responsible for the distri-
button Of these containers and
will see to their in-gatherfNg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

others OF her fellow workers who concerned with arrange
merits Tor me PROJECT include:
Mrs Paul Maxon. Mrs. William Hannah Mrs. Claude
Mulkcy Mrs Wye Carhartt Mrs. Andrew Fo'chkiss Mrs
William Moore JOY, Mn. Cyril Edwards Mrs ran Harvey
Deins Jr Mrs sherman Mitchell md Mrs Lloyd M7rF1ette,
name hat a few
We wish tler Hal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Mrs. Haywood in Finance

a special finance committee.
,n.order 70 keep things straight.
: headed by Mrs G.. Leon Hay
wood and Will be on hand 10
take in those envelopes and
count over the contents.
Working in this group
Mrs BENJAMIN e Addison,
Miss Alma Clock. Mrs Winfield
Scott Jewel. Mrs John II.
Wllkie, Mrs a. + Gehrke, Mrs.
Dickinson NcGraw. Mrs John
a Dodds and Mrs Elmer S.
LurleY
Since this party is expected
- he one NJ the largest and
rlftlest affairs Of the entire
year Mrs. John s. NewberrY.
ways deeply-interested IN
every project Of the association,
has been asked to- serve as
chairman Of hOSteSSeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Mrs. SeIden Assists

Mrs Palmer will be assisted
by Mrs. Cass G.. Selden, Mrs.
Arthur X. Hyde. Mrs. Frank
Zurich Jr., Mrs Adolph Marsch~
ner. Mrs. Alfred II Whitaker
and Mrs David n Williams Jr.
Mrs. J, Bell Moran has been
asked 10 chairman the commit
tee If Judges for the afternoon.
With The assistance OF Mrs.
David r MorenG. Mrs Jerome
II Rem1ck. Mrs. Onto Kern and
Mrs Frank w. Coolidge, Mrs
Moran Will present some special
prizes 70 those members who
distinguish themselves by either
having earned the most money
or possibly having had II ma
terialize by difficult or Unusual
manner.
Zone charming member Is
delighting her neighbors. we
hear. by selling them lush home
made bread these days, and
many tea and small bridge
foursome is netting additional
nInk cnyeIOne dollars }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

PART 3, PAGE 1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
&si;de ShN

DEBUTANTE BETTY HAMMOND inundated with gorgeous
gift bouquets day Of her debutante cnrapted
with the order flower shop sent by thoughtful friend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

Mrs J. Vincent Dryer, always considered one,of {
dressed women in Detroit practically lives in her Re
service Uniform these days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

We wish them wei.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Busiest Week in History
Or Organization Seen
By.Its Active Members
CONTINUED from Fsge Onel

GLOW worker, who are concerned with arrange.
Washington Journal., 1942-06-05
Aus 0ereimsereiten
arminius GOse

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iben 5reimalrerloge Mrminius,
mel1e am 9ienstag i'm 6reimaurer-
tempeI Itattfano, fiibrte Der @brmiir-
oige Meilter @uftap Seller ben 8Or-
iiB. 5efret1r 6reoerid Dertram
mar Der Shriftleiter uno Shus-
tie Ieines Amtes. Gin S1reiben oes
meiiter Gbrilt. Gronenbitter obDalte-
@roBmeiiters our @rridtung zines
Jonos CUR unterbaltung Der SOl0a-
ten, mel6e JreimaMrerfamilien an
geboren, pliroe Derleien uno Die Mit-
glieoer eaben ibren 8eitrag oa3u.
Gin Mfitglieo puroe neu aufgenom-
men. Ser 8eiu9 Der oenti9en
@ermania 2oge in Baltimore, mel
der idon ieit Sabren CUR @epfIogen-
belt getuoroen it, Duroe tpegen Sm.
nibus : Observation-Disclosures biz
auf peitereS a6geiugt. Gum 8eiten
oes oWaionic ano gaiterR Star
Some finoet am 10. Sum- cine
uNa6t Doa ueberrai6ungen" Itatt.
gintrittsfarten iino BON ben Mit.
g%lieoern 81 baben. so Qogeniise
gum 8reiie BON $1.10 puroen nuBer-
Dem nod reierDiert. @er einen lol-
6en abeno lie beiu9t bat, miro Die
benrige @elegenbeit nidt Derpniien.
Die g~eriammlungen i'm Sui uno
augnit mer0en ausgeiest; Die ndtite
g~erlammlnng finoet am eriten
9ienstag I'M September ltatt.
Die understanding Der Ser
giigungsabteilung finoet Sonnabeno
4benO bel 6amilie Wi1 itatt.
Washington Journal., 1942-06-05
SrsOerid &sdemes seiturben

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Itarb am Sonntag, Sen 81. Wfai, 0aS
befannte ebemalige SGngerbun0mit=
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liden Staotteil uno tpar in Der
@roBbGderei S1neioers S0bne an-
gelteat. gr muroe 1869 in Stol3e-
nuu geboren unO fam als 15-i6bri=
ger Rnabe na6 ben @ereinigten
Staaten. Sier Derbeiratete er iih
1898 i'm 8farrbaus Der 3ionsfir6e.
Ser gbe entiproBen 3 &inoer: Srau
2ena q. S'8rpan, Senrp &edemeg
uno 5rau 2ula S. BumpbreB. Au-
Der oielen trauern nm Ieinen Sob
elm 8rroer CHARLES &edetpeg uno
elm @nfelfino &enrD &edepeg, ir.
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Na6mittag in Der Samiliengrab=
Itatte i'm @roipect Sill 5rieobofe
itatt. AuBer ieinen 8ertpanoten err
mics ibm Elm groBes Sr~auergefolge
sic lebten gbrenbe3eugungen. Jreoe=
rid &edemeg mar beiterer Natur
nno erfreute piele 8eiu6er Der ltaot-
befannten (nie 5u pergelienoen) S1n-
berbunofon5erte nit ieiner berrliden
Senoritimme. Moge 6as cole Sdn-
gerber3 ruben in Srie0en.