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Evening star., 1942-10-03
Maryland Weeks Grid S Opened Auspicouy by GEORGETOWN
Wide-0pen Tilt LikeI,
As CoIoniaIs Tackle
Richmond Tonight
lokehurst Navy Airmen
Throw Veteran Arrow
At Old Line Team

Maryland's gaily garbed Old
Liners were expected to have a
handful of competition this after
noon as they sought their second
football victory of the season in a
game with Lakehurst Naval Air
Station at College Park, but a task
OF equally formidable proportions
awaits George Washington tonight
when 1t meets Richmond at Griffith
Stadium.
The afternoon game was sched-
uled for 2::30 and the nocturnal duel
at 8:15.
Coached by Nal Edwards, one
time Notre Dame star and Purdue
grid mentor, and blessed with an
abundance of experienced material,
Lakehurst was expected to test
thoroughly Maryland's defensive
strength. The Blimps boast such
well-known headliners as Jack
Banta of Southern California, Brud
Harper of Princeton, Paul Spencer
of Alabama and Ollie Hess of Ohio
Wesleyan, in addition to many less
widely known but equally potent
stars.
Mont Key of Terp Attack.
Against Edwards shift, the Old
Liners had Clark Shaughnessy's T
formation with Tommy Mont in the
key passing role and Red Wright
expected to supply most of the line
bucking This combination clicked
for numerous long gains last week
as Maryland rolled up an impressive
$40 victory over Connecticut, and
with that game under its belt the
suburban eleven figured to be
smoother and more powerful.
Lakehurst, however, had plenty of
heft in the line and neither Shaugh-
messy nor any of Maryland's s
stanchest supporters expected the
home team to halt the Blimps' run
ming game completely. Maryland's
line did yeoman work against Con-
necticut, but still looked ragged in
spots. Whether the Blimps could
wear down the Old Line forwards or
receive blow for blow was a moot
question.
Marylands Paul Flick, a center;
Jack Gilmore, end, and Reggy VIM
cent, a guard, were the keymen in
Its defensive plans.
Wide Open G. w. Game Likely.
George Washingtons battle with
Richmond will see reunion of two
of the Colonials' most popular back
field stars of yesteryear in Johnny
Baker, coach of the host team, and
Johnny Fenlon, serving his first term
at the Spiders helm. Both were
brilliant ball carriers and excellent
field generals in their own playing
days and tonight's business is ex-
pected to be a wide-open affair with
passing and tricky running plays
featured.
Richmond bowed to North Caro-
lima State last week while the Colo
malls were romping over Western
Maryland without even removing
their wraps, but tonight they'll be
rather evenly matched Fenlon is
reported to have potent passing
attack that failed to click last week
because of a couple of bad breaks
that saw the intended receivers muft
throws out in'the open with touch
down in sight With this he has
welded well-balanced running
game that probably will keep the
Colonials busy.
George Washington came up with
a f1ashy fullback against the Green
Terrors in Frank Seno, and good
looking tackle to pair with John
Konizewski in Maury Hurley, big
and rough chap who makes the fur
fly when he goes into action. The
three are expected to wreak some
havoc among the Spiders.
Evening star., 1942-10-03
ST. A|bans Conquers
Wilson for Flying
Football Start

st. Albans is off to successful
start in its 1912 football campaign,
having defeated Woodrow Wilson,
60. Yesterday. Defeat gave the
Tigers a one -and-one record, they
having downed Randolph Macon
last week.
Earl Elliott's passing was respon-
sible for the Saints last-period
score, moving the ball from midfield
to the 5-yard line. where his heave
to Jim Trimble paid off in touch
down. Wilson's main threat was in
the first period when it reached st.
Albans' 25 before being stopped.
Evening star., 1942-10-03
6. W. High Nicks Lane
For First Grid VIM;
Kirby, Fo|tz Star

George Washington High of Alex
andria finally is in the win column
with it's football team after two set
backs.
The Presidents won over Lane
High at Charlottesville yesterday,
14-0. A 10-yard gain by Curtis Kirby
paid off in the second period, and in
the last frame Marty Folly took a
pass from Billy Bell and ran so
wards to score
Evening star., 1942-10-03
This Football Outfit
Also Has linemen
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSociated Press.
When publicity man gave the
backfield all the ink in his dupli-
eating machine the head coach took
him by the hand and gravely in
troduced him to the various line
men.
st Just wanted you to know the
BOYS were on the team" the mentor
said.
Evening star., 1942-10-03
Days 80-Yord Sprint
Helps Armstrong Win

Srecial Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 3-Armstrong
High of Washington opened its sea-
son yesterday by staging last-halt
scoring spree while downing Voca-
tional School of Baltimore, 27-0.
Most spectacular Armstrong touch
down was Terry Days 80-yard punt
return in the third period. A 10
yard dash by Charles Ross earned
another score in the third period
while in the final quarter, Days
20-yard pass to Ross tailed again
and Al Washington ran 26 yards
for the last marker,
Evening star., 1942-10-03
Coolidge's Strength Surprises.

Coolidge was much better than
expected yesterday and it wasn't
until the final period that Anacostia,
runnerup to Central for the cham
pionship last year, was able to wear
down the Colts and score. Coolidge
failed to threaten after the first
period when it invaded Anacostia
territory only to lose the ball on
tumble, but it staged several stands
in its own half of the field to ward
off the Indians until that last period.
The winning drive was through
the air for As yards with Omar Sgd
nor and Albie Dreschler doing the
tossing to advance to within one
yard of the goal, and Sydnor plunged
over.
Frank Burbach was among the
other capable Anacostia players,
while Johnny Schulenberger in the
backfeld and Sid Liss at end were
Colt Standollts
Evening star., 1942-10-03
Horse Not Only Cost
In Harness Rucino
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
It now appears that the horses
have last laugh in the harness
events of big shows.
The midget buggies cost $875, q
set Of fine harness $200-and the
cheapest thing on the program Is
the buggy whip, at about el7.
Evening star., 1942-10-03
Bowl for Blood, ReuIIy

They bowl for blood out in Los
Angeles. The Southern California
Major and Los Angeles Classic
League have big match on. Mem
bers OF the losing league will report
to the Red Cross and donate q pint
Of blood.
Evening star., 1942-10-03

Touchdowns--Lucas Crushing, Denikos
lrushing), Troll. 2 (passes from Denikos) :;
Wright. (pass interception). Ward lpass in
terceptionD.. Points after touchdown
Hughes (placement). Brogan, 2 (place-
ments). Substitutions-(St. John's) Dow
ling. Thompson, Cox. Dudley. Donnelly.
Bill. (CentraD, Sweeney, Ward, Wright,
Rosenthal, Chacos, Brakeman. Mould. Rem
son, Fitzgerald.
Evening star., 1942-10-03
Have Hall of Shame

New Jersey bowlers call it their
Hall of Shame" when some one
rolls below the l09 figure in tenpins.
Evening star., 1942-10-03
SpiIIinq the Dope

Scoring: Touchdowns-Poole Gyorgy-
deak. Barrett. Points after touchdown
Substtutions: Georsetown-Backs Mil
ler,. Syorgydeak, Hines; ends, Haggerty,
Sostelo, Dwyer; guards Oberto, Gawals,
OJs. Severson; center, Derringe
Mississippi-Backs, Thibault. Stagg. H.
Jones, Woodward; ends. Smith, Poole;
tackles. Williamson, Whitaker; guards,
Roberts. Webb
Peferee--Iohn y. Lynch (Bolv Cross).
llneSman-O. w. Severance (Oberlin)
Field Judge. N. Gault (Muhlenberg).
Evening star., 1942-10-03

Touchdown-Sydnor (rushing). substi-
tutions lAnacostia), Garrett, Collins, Bur-
Drechsler; tCooldge), Bergman, Tickton,
Jacobson, c. Greenbaum. Basilko. Shield.
Basinger, Sickle Henry. Refcree-Mr
OMeara, Umpire-Mr. Thomas. Head lines
man-Mr Flynn.
Evening star., 1942-10-03
Girls Set BowIino Pins

It's pinerettes at the Strathmore
alleys in Detroit and so far they
haven't hurt anybody's average.
Evening star., 1942-10-03
RooseveIt's Big Showing Seen
As ipoff on Better Football
Upset Of Western Significant of Superior
Conditioning, Says Peorce; Anocostio Wins
BY GEORGE HUBER.

versatile backed and spirited hardchargng line
Roosevelt High surprisingly good football team that will spread
lot of trouble schooboy series opponents
The Riders turned yesterday
Western 187 with brand of football that
time in the other half of the opener
Evening star., 1942-10-03

kerr trushingl. Garner trushinej; Bell
dpan dpaSs from e oConneln, Point after touch
fionn. diown-9 Connell splacemenn: Substitu-
Moore, Mann, Drain. Hurwitz western
Wlldman, Baxter. Minor. Talbot. Gentle.
Davis, Bell. Referee-Mr Sweeney Um-
pire-Mr. Luten. Head linesman-Mr. Sui
Evening star., 1942-10-03

skinning through with a 60 win
over Coolidge, making its debut in
championship company.
Its one of the two big thrills I
have had since coaching here" is
the way Coach Artie Boyd of Roose-
velt expressed his feelings following
the game The other was the time
we beat Central (the score was 7-6)
Evening star., 1942-10-03
}. W. VS.. Richmond
GRIFFITH STADIUM,
8:15 TONIGHT,

Reserves: George Washington-(45)
Bsrnot, t5ol Bnbonovich. l64, Butkas, {22l
GhroniS. t4so Continetti, l29l Creme, $3.50
(s9l Harasyko, l24) Harjes, (5D Hicks.
t4n Kley, t5O Kolker. t42l Mahon, (s2I
McNary. 1922 Misiewicz. (46) Paidokovich
l44l Pollock. (89l Reiss. 1850 Rosa, t54J
Ryan, 800 Telleck, l79) Week. Richmond
-.llO Fenlon, ll) Hane. Q2) Hefferman,
SIS) Pace (22l Gleason, (a3) Thaiman,
Nichols t25) Miller. go Mebry, {30l
Johnson, tsbl Gil. I3sS Fisher. 11s5 Kent, Kn,
(44) sheerer, t47) Sssmor. (4S) BELLS,
900 Wheeler. 1919 Richard.
Omcials-Mr. Armstrong Cuffs ref
cree; Mr.. Tehben tWisconsinl, umpire; Mr..
Compton iR M: !, head linesmAn: Nr. Proc
ter (unattachedo, held Judge.
Evening star., 1942-10-03
Statistics.
Bowling on the Boom

Over 200 bowling alley beds were
laid in Chicago during the summer.
Evening star., 1942-10-03

after touchdown-FoltZ Referee-Mr
Tebell. Umpire--Mr. McQuage. Head lines
man-Mr AI,Stin
Evening star., 1942-10-03

Touchdown-Trimble tpass from ElliotO
Substituticns: st. Albans-Poland. Lead
better Swaggart. Wilson-Lombardo, Farm
ham, Geyer, Barbee.
Evening star., 1942-10-03

The tourney lacked the entry of
last years champ, Ray Willett, now
in the Army. Buck Worsham, who
won in 1910. is in the Navv
The Valley settler., 1942-12-04

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The Valley settler., 1942-12-04

(cantinuo' from pogo y
Sabbath Day unless shs lutely nee
essery en' then only n vorT
few minut es.,
Of s1et kim ~ So n f Glars 80 eottins
shave It :, beroor ST =, { ms t.
'encos ens 4ther plec-s % emuso-
mont, will n st surely i've his err
plrye1n roas n - suspect his in
Gritty en- ell r IN : nosty,
e Oh empla' CO MIS- : Fcy ut less
than five ~llcrs 2el yccr t tic
church. en- rust csten@ SunFey
School every Su,2 ~.
Men cnpl0 zee aro given nc oVen-
ms = week E c1u1tias purp sos,
on6 two If they ( pr. yer noet-
ing re6uler y.
Ifter fourteen urs f 9rl< in
the stare, the .ytsa"c tire must DC
spent in ret'i1.s = lieoroture.
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3ieis 4.

Die naddte regalmdbise Ieriamm
lung iinoet Scnntag Sen 4. Sstober
2 llbr nahmittags itatt. Die Sefre,
t1rinnen iperben ipie iiblih etlpas
friiber aillpelenb iein unb 3abll1nger
entgegennebmen. slae riifItunoigen
Otitglieoer lino freunolid)it eriudt
iih gutltebenb 5u maben. @ihtige
8eifdite fommen sur Yerbanolung.
sablreide geteilisuns lit cripiinidt.
Seine &artenpartie
miro oiesnal abgebnlten pegen Der
iad)iiihen Sbeaterporitellung, eege.
ban bon gintraht- t-Sermania, unter
Mit!pirfung bes 9amendors Saro-
nia; alle Sftpeitern iinb freunblihit
eingelaOen iih oaran 5ll beteiligen.
I'm t.inftlifes Grifeinen bitten Die
9eamtinnen. &. g., Sefr.
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&artenpartie.

Nile Mitglieoer oes 3tpeig II bi(
teilnebmen an nnierm &affeepnrtie
iino allfs ber5lidite eineelaben am
Samstag oen 3. Oftober, 8 ltbr
abenos i'm Sahienbeim 5u erideinen
gs tperoen &arten un6 anoere Spiele
geipielt, audi iperoen ib0ne Hreiie
ausgeteilt. Nahber miro elm feiner
9un6 ierpiert. Das aomitee ipiinifi
ale Witglieoer, Die gu oielem Har.
tie belangen, begriiben au fonnen.
Der 8aiar, Der friiber bei6loiien tpar
Derbunoen nit Mbenoeiien, finbet ON
Samstagabenb, Den 5. De3ember,
itatt. aae Mitglieber iperben gebe-
ten, .penn mOelid. cine @abe porau,
6ereiten fir oieien Mbenb.
Sm &omitee fir Serpieren iino
Die S6apeitern @aria 8efert, Soro
@uiit, &atbarina Wattias, Margaret
Smilep, gIiiabetb stoff.
aatbarina steiner, lSefr.
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ST. WrukprSii6ent Nidlael &ramR 1T
ltr-0rufDatcr aciuuroen.

Soeben erfabren mir sic irobe
Nad,ridlt, cob Serr MidaeI ara:B,
Sefrctar ser Gintradt- -&ermania lno
-8roB- Hrdiicent bes Central Ser
banocs Ser Siebanb.irger SaGien am
II. September 1912 llreroBpater se.
iporS:n lit. Sein GnfeIfino, Sune
Weber, 1od)ter bon Serrn Sobn uno
6anni @eber, mar nadl Cos Mneeles,
Gal. Dor einiacn Sabreu iibargeiie-
oelt uno bat iid NIT Serrn Mortin
BOB uermdblt. unb nun fommti Sic
ireuoiae 8otihait an uniern Iieben
Wiih arauB, oaB er llrgroBpater ge-
Doroen. Sic ssrelbe NOR natiirlid)
iebr grcb, 10 sroB, oaB unier Miih,
lpie er flr3 genannt miro, nit ieinen
lieben sSreunben fleibig u@rano SAB"
I'M @eit ilno Sit Sadyienbeim tauft.
auh ser &eoafteut bat einen feinen
~@reat @raro 9ao" 81 befommen.
@ir sratulieren audi uniererieits.
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3iuei9 81.

Allen Wtitglieoern 5ur gefGuigen
9tafridt, oaB uniere Geriammlllngen
blnfort !uieoer am eriten Sonntag i'm
@tonat abgebalten iperoen, iomit fin
oet unlere ndflte Ierlammlung am
lSonrtag, oen 4 Sftober, 3 llbr nod
n1ittags itatt. Die SfJtpeitern iino se-
beten piinftlid) anpeleno 81, icin,
I'm miere 8eihdfte itneu 81 erieo,
gen. onmit mir alle 8elegenbeit ba-
ben uns aud) 5eim 5beater Ser Gin
trnft-Ssrmania 5u beteiligen.
Sd ermabne nod eillntal ulle Mtit,
glieoer, oie nit Dem Sterbagelo fir
oie neritorbene Sdppeiter Megino
araus i'm Niifitanoe iino, oasielbe
in Oieier @eriamnllung 81 be5ablen,
I'M anoern 5aae lie allBer Benefit
'fommen. aatb llngar, Sefr.
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1amend)or Saronia.

De Grub, eine i1d,liide Sperette,
Yfltitf BON Hrof. u. Nifolaus, miro
fleiBig geprobt lrno am 4. Sftober
aufgefiibrt. gs lit in iadiiiher Spra-
he uno entb1lt piele 2ieber in l1h-
iiif}. Iarum laoen mir ale 2anos.
leute BON Salem, MQiance, Canton,
youngstown, erie uno 2orain Elm,
iih oieie Sparette an5uieben.
@enn ibr eih einmal in Die alte
6eimat ueriest fiiblen uno BON Ser
gen laden tpoQt, Damn fonlmt BE-
ltimnlt am A. Sftober ins @eltieite
Sahienbeim.
gli5. 9iIdler, 5efr.
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ieine 6litterlpodcn in Chicago unb
maren @dite unierer Sfabmeiiterin
GSitb Sartlnann. 3ur ielben 3eit
ndmlib iparen &err George ul,o 1srau
Benber aus Neip Gnltle. So, ioipie
5rau Otto Yenoer aus Glepelono,
Sdiudgerin bon 5rau Sartmann, aui
8eiud BEL 5amilie Sartmnnn.
ltnier Gi5eprdi. Sobn |Shoger be-
fanl llnerpnrteten 8eIuh aus 5arreQ
Pa., Sdaueiter Cara Srben uno
1odter Sara, ioiuie alid) Ssobann
8obn uno ieine Sobter, Desgleihen
AUDI Sopbia 8romas aus SEEM Cattle
Ba., @ir boffen bab oieie @aite mani
he idOnen Stunoen in Gbicago Der.
!eben tperoen.
Curtis u. Satie, Sefr.
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3ipeis ID.

gs oiene oen 8riioern 5ur geiGl
Iigcn gsafriht, OaB Die reeslmdi,iel
Teriammlrng am Samstag, Oe;i 8
Sftober, 1880 llbr abenos, i'm Sad
ienbeim abeebalten miro. Mae 8rii
Der perOen eriubt, anlueleno 5u lel.
oenn in oieier Neriammlllng ipiri
Ser 1inan3beribt porgeleien.
Muh iuerben 0ie 8riiEer criid)t
Die ibre Wobnllng geiuehielt baben
lbre riftige A0reiie Dem Yrot. 4Scfr
i'll geben. Gs bofft auf einen guieu
geiud,. Sobn 8eamann Br., ,Sefr
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f-kPltHtUtt lulU elUtlu lulbJuUTtHtIl
id;meren Ser3Ieioen
Gran Nartba Meinbarot,
geb. @rella
lan t entid)lafen uno am Wontaa, sen
%. S,ptembsr tpuroen ihre iterb-
lihsn lleberrelte bonn q. s. 8uid)
4 Spn 2eid>enbeitattunesbeim aus
inter grober geteiIigune BON Trc:,n-
'oclI gefanntsn uno Nahbarn nod
elmer Srauerfeier, eeleitet bon Haltpr
Sans 6oiiel Ser @oang. 2utb. ct.
Sohannesflrd)s, auf Dem Miperiioe
5rieoboi our lssten Hube selegt.
Gie Tabingeihiebena luuroe in
@eiiolIa, Sber d)Ieiien, 0cutihlano,
geborcn uno BORT er3osen. SIM Sabre
1920 reifte lie Serrn @ilp g..
Mcinbarot aus YoBned in 5birinaen
ole Sano gum Gbcbuno, Ger Elm gliid-
liGer mar. aber finoerlos blieb. ,Sm
Sabre 1923 panberte bas Gbepaar
BON YoBnef mad, Den 8ereinigten
Stanten aus uno liab iih in slfron.
Sbio. nieoer, iiberiieoelte uber nad
niht 9an5 elnem Sabr nod Glcpes
lano, 100 Scr Scrr Meinbarot 5unidyit
slnitaa:lng fano i'm Central Yubliib-
ing ScuIe, Damn ging er 81 Der oert-
lhen Sages5eitrng .@ddter uno Mn=
,eiser" uno gegenludrtig arbeitet er
ieit mebr ais iieben Sabre fir unlere
3eitltng vSieb. Mmer. &olfsblatt"
als Seser. gtabe5u % Sabre baben
lie in gliidlifer Gbe gelebt. slht Sab
re lang bat iie an bieler ihtperen
aral1fbeit gelitten llno ibr trauern.
Ser 8atte bat iie bllrh ali sic Sabre
treli gepflegt, bis lie 10, ipie iie iihs
Jeni~nlft am Samstag friib morgens
obnc slbid)ieo 81 nebmen ianft emit
'hlafen lit.
&ie beliebt sSrau Meinbarot BEL
allen Die lie fannten mar, betpieien ser
Berg bon berrlihen 8lumen. Sic mar
,ine treue Satin une miro bon ibrem
tieftrauernoen 8atten uno ibrer Sc
lcaihafterin uno Hflegerin ulrb
SGlpelter grneitine 8rella lhtper
)ermiBt iparoen. iSie binterlabt nod
,inen 9ritoer Sobann 8reaa, 5ipei
Shlueitern Salesfa 8reQa unb Gm-
ra gaOp in Ser alten Sainat. Sn
Ifron trauern nm tie Der Shipager
uno Sdsuagerin Saul unb 5rieoa
Seller, geb. Meinbarot, llno uiele sln.
sebOriee.
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Sur Erinn2runo

al unicrn geliebten Batter uno @atter
Nntreas Selipig
mclder Dor uier Sabren, pm =. DIT
1888, bon nns geihie0en iit.
SSieher icbrt bic GrinnerrnaSItunbe.
Sicfcr Sdner5 crfiillt ncin &cr3,
SScnn id) gehcnfe Der lcttcn Stlnb,
yqlj fcr Sop bith mdbm pon uno.
llnr mcnn id, iite aan8 allein.
ySiinid) itb. ,hu licbe, GuterbcrS
= tOnnteit bu bod lei mir iein
@eiuiOnet uon oeinen &inoeru
Gufeln uno 8attin
9orutbea Sellm'g.
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Canton, Obio

Siebenbiirgiidb SdhEthe Gu. 2ntber
0briitnS=&irdbe, 2l13-14. Str.. ". &.
Yfarrer SbumaS g. ooniaer. Sonns
tagI6n!c NIT bcutiden nno en9liihen
&lallen Inn S:45 illr ,nprecns.
Sngliid,cr @ottesbienit $3.50 mpraens.
0e,ltldcr @otteshienit 1866 mpr0ens.
9entid)e Sd)ule uno 2onfirmonoensl ltnz
tcrrid! nod 0ereinbaruna.
(Siir Die Commemorate fpirS ein ae>
meinlamer beutId enaIiid,er @ottesz
otenit nm 10 ubr ntorcens abgthalten.l
Nlle @laubcrsocnoiicn nno Srelnoc
limb bcra!ib einseIaben.
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Gllmou6 9th, ga.
ct. EanlS Wemcinoe.

Tnitnr 2llbipi9 @eiiedcr. 6auptapttcss
oienit ieben SpnntGg 1890 Ill.,: Ecr-
gems. Sonntaaif,ule 9:30 llbr. &pniirs
mdnbemtnterrid)t je mad, Mn9abe bes
Eaftors. sairdcnratsiibiln9 ieben letter
5amstaa I'M Mpnat 7 llbr abenbs. -
Sonntaa1dnllebrer>Situ ieben oritten
Sonntaa i'm Wonat. $50 llbr y,oreens
0irfend,prprphe ieben Treitae E3O llbi
Sienstaa bes Monats @irdenrdtsiibrlna
abenbs. &ird)en 6rauen Vercins Sibune
ieben britten 9onncrstao inn Mpnat. Z
bis 8 llbr; 2utber 2iga< Sieun9 S--9
ltbr abenos.
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bei3nipobnen. Tiesmal oarf fein Nru.
Ger feblen, Senn mir baben s,pci o.,
burtstagsfinber, Stefan Motb uno
yfifael Ibies. 7ieie piinl6en alle
griiosr begriiben Sn fonnen.
Sobn &iertlber, Sefr.
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Winbior, Cnt., &anaba
ct. EamlmS =Sirdlc, Yurent Nue.

Yfalrer Otto 5. Neble, 1916 Yarem
apc.. @inoipr, aanaba. @ottesbienit in
ben Somnlermonaten bon 80 l1br porz
mittaas; Sonntdaid)ule bon 1O-11 llbr
pormittags Seoen 1. 9ienstaa abenbs
i'm Wonnt &ird)enratz Sibnng. Seben I.
0pnncrstaa. abenbs i'm Monat Srauen
@erein SibunG. Nlle 0olfsr nnb @lau.
bens9enoiicn iino berslidl eingelaben.
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salen,, Obio
Gpangclifd) .Gntb. GmanucS =0ird|e,
29f Somtl) 0rpabtunD.

Ynitpr Spbu @nlmnnn. Sonntagldlmle
icben Sonntag llbr porn,ittaas. 10 llbr
Wottesbienlt in Der 2nnhesiprad)c; Tim
II llbr bciltid,er 0ottesbienit Scr oeuts
Ide &irdhen Srnuen @erein bat am 5ipeis
ten Mittippd) ieben Monats, abeuos 8
llbr, GerIammlllng. 9onfirmanbene linz
'errift (siueiid1rig) bon September big
Eitern. 9ieuStng uno Sreita9 ndbntits
'aas 4 llbr
aue @Ioubcnsaenoiien ino Sreunoe
inc hcrslid cineeldbcn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01

9emtihe Gu. =2ntb. SopnterMS =0jcmcinbe,
Ode 9inepln Mue. unb oplmes Ctr.
Sr. 9. q. Sritid,. Yfarrer. @cbnlrg:
1913 @ifIific |lpb. Eel: 977U7. y
I'm ubr SpnntagsidJule nno SSiigcnos
Jotteshienit. lin 1O:3O llbr 9alipts s@ots
tesbicrit al nlIen Sonns unb Seiet'
tuaen Sn,nstngs III, 8 llbr Stonfirl,ai1s
benz lnb 0cutihs ltntcrrid,t. Scben l..
Sonnta9 i'm 0tonat 5rauens sWerfamnt,
lung nm 2:3O ll9r. Seber eriten Si:ass
Ia9apeuo @suoerbunb. SeSsn 5'rs::aH
Sonntaa i.n Monat nm 2:3O lt6r &.its
t;ei,z itnb SGiiffnfs zSititit1.' ,sEsseben
Sonniaaobenb Siinaere 2utber 9taa.
,Sstbtn 5trcitfnln.rrn Mitt!pod,aurnb
Me.tere 0uther 2iea. Seben sireitfolgens
Ser Iittpchabsnb SonntcaSf fml zWers
inmmllIng. Sebcn Treitnaabenb 9pors
orobe. Pile @lnubensaenoiicn iinb 1er5'
lid, ein9elubcn .
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wrnSerbanb Der 9entid,. geme;ube

IS Siene allen Nitglieoern oes
Bruoerbunoes our gefdnigen Nnh-
rid,t, oab nahite geriammlung am
'somstae, ben 8. Cttober, 8 llbr
abenOs, itattfinoet. 1a iebr tpihtiga
'@eifdfte 5i erleoisen iino, 70 fino
ale 1riioer gebeten oer Neriammluug
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Gtnldoung

pr 6ranen &erein Der 0eatid)em nnb
g. g. ct. Baalns 0emeinbe
laoet ale Greunoe unb @0nner un.
ierer Stride Elm 3il Dem @aburtstags.
'eiian am Don1erstae, oen 10. Sit.
Cine @ruppe bon Jrauen peronitnl-
tet bieien seniitliden MbenO. Gin
i4madbaftes atenoeiien miro BON 6
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ct. ,Subannes aird,en 0emeinbe.

ct. Subannes aird)cn Uemeinbe.
Der &irden ,Srauen Terein bGlt ON
Sanlstagnbcno. Sen 3. Sftober, lei.
nen ilbrlihcn @aiarid)ancr perbun.
ocn nit
&artenpurfie mnb &rapicnperfanf
in Sen Sd)ulr1umer Ser STRIDE, 757
Gobn Hoao, o5. slue Mitglieoer unl
Srciln>. Itno ber5lidIt ein9elaOen
Sieicnigen, oic cine fleine 8abe be.
reit baben ii;r oieien 8niatihauer,
lilo gehctcn es Dem &onlitee 81 iiber-
gcoen oil Diclem 9lbsno. 9tad) oenl
Slpicl miro aaffee uno Sudden ier.
piert lperoen.
Der Waiar
finbet Dies ,Sabr am iSreitaa llno
Samstag, Sen %. uno "a. Sftpber,
ltatt. Vile Srennoe mo Wtitglieoer
ser ct. Sobannes &irhen @emeinoe
merOcn gebeten iid oieie sluei Gage
81 reierpieren, INN an bieiem 8aiar
tcilnebmen 5u fonnen.
Iie Geriammlung bes &irhen
;Srauen Gereins miro am NFittipod,
Sen Z. Sftober. abenos, abgebalten
uno oie Shlpeltern iperoen gebeten
an ser &eriammlung teil5unebmen.
Nah Der Seriammlung miro &aifee
lno Sudden erpiert meroen.
Sophia &oh, Sefl.