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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
CandIeIighted Services Unite
Miss Dora Eaton, James Reeves

Wedding ring design and her cor
sage was OF white gardenias.
Contrasting with the Wilderness
OF the brides costume, her group Of
attendants presented an assortment
Of richly-varied gowns all made
alike in marquisette Mrs. Ella Mae
Wray sister OF the bride was mat
ron-0f-honor, and wore blue. lhere
were white seed-pearis in her head
dress and her veil was shoulder
length. The bridesmaids gowns
were all styled with fitted tops and
sweetheart necklines, short pulled
sleeves and full skirts; all wore gar
denias in their hair and carried
bouquets Of chrysanthemums and
tinted baby-breath.
Miss Graichen wore fuchsia
shade OF marquisette, Miss cakes
was in lavender. Miss Coleman was
IN gold and Miss Beck in yellow.
Margaret Ann MacGregor. a niece
OF the bride. the flower girl, wore
a lAe lN HaAh AhA ma AAAAAN " tN+A 81
sweetheart neck trim. short puffed
sleeves and very full skirt \
tiara OF white daisies gracefully or
uamented her hair, and David Mas
terton, Jr.. in a brown wool SUR
carrying white satin pillow. was
ringbearer. Ushers we're Joseph
Britton. Jr., Verne Msgee, Howard
Seitz and Newton Wray, brother-in.
law Of the bride. All had white car
nation boutonnieres.
Mrs Eaton. mother OF the bride,
was in green and Mrs. Reeves,
mother Of the groom, in maroon and
both wore chrysanthemum cor
saEes
For the occasional Mrs Whsn
played Mendelssohn's wedding
march.
The reception took place at the
home OF the brides sister and broth
er-in-lswi Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
HAVE YOU ALL FOURe

THOUGH all fine players some
times rate tactical considerations
above basic rules. especially in
third-hand position. they all know
what they are doing If they vio-
late the usually basic require
ments for an opening bid. There
really are four fundamental mes
sages which they convey to their
partners when they make a nor
NAL suit bid Of one as dealer or
second hand. First. they have at
least about two and a half tricks
in honor cards; second. at the low
est. four and a fraction playing
tricks: third, a playable trump
suit; fourth. protection for the
lead If the partner opens that suit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09

First baptist Church lent itself
admirably 10 the tasteful details Of
the candlelighed service which dis
tinguished the marriage Sunday eve
ming Of Dora L. Eaton, daughter Of
Mrs Minnie Eaton, and James
Reeves, son Of Mr.. and Mrs c. A..
Reeves. Rev. william r. Shaw read
the marriage lines. There were four
palms, two by the baptistry and TWO
in front Of the altar, with a basket
of cut flowers on each side OF the
baptistry. the whole softly lighted
by seven-pointed candelabra
Mrs. W. d. Whan was organist
and accompanied Donald Bailey
when he sang Because and Il
Love You Truly" Upon the opening
measures Of the wedding march
from "Lohengrin" the bridal pro
cession made its entrance. Misses
Marian Graichen and Catherine
cakes, and Joan Coleman and Vera
Beck walked in twos, followed by
the matron-ofhOnor, Mrs. Ella
Mae Wray. The flower-sirI. Margar-
ct Ann McGregor. walked with
David Mastorton. Jr- ring-5earer,
and then the bride entered with
her brother. Edward Eaton, the
ushers meeting the group. R0be-'
Norton, serving the groom as best
man. waited with the clergyman for
The arrival Of the bridal party.
Miss Eaton was very lovely in a
gown Of white net and taffeta made
long and finished with a sweetheart
neckline. The Gibson sleeves were
full at the top. tapering 10 closely
fitted wrists An effective design Of
taffeta applique fitted closely
around he hip-line. The veil was
full-length, carrying a wide lace Dor.
der and falling over a white lace
hesdpiece. Both train and veil were
TWO yards and a half long. She
carried white chrysanthemums in 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
PARAcHUTIsT CRASHES

Pontiac, Nov SAP William
Lands, 81, Detroit, suffered head
injuries requiring hospital treat
ment when a three place cabin
monoplane in which he was a pas
asenger crashed from 100 feet at
The Civil Air Patrols Wings Air
port Sunday. William Hudgins,
%. OF Detroit, the pilot. and Lee
Morgan, about 30, were unhurt
Airport authorities said Hudgins
had taken his companions up to
practice parachute jumping and
failure of its controls sent the
plane into slideslip and crashing
into a bog
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09

Each OF the first four hands
lacks one of the fundamentals for
a thoroughly sound opening bid.
No. l is short Of high card
strength. needed TO support a
takecut into some other declara-
tlon CT back up a business double
by the partner. No. IS shy Of to-
tai playing tricks. No. 3 lacks
sound trump suit. though the
hand contains 4-plus playing
tricks as usually counted and
enough high ones. No. 4 is not a
hand on which you would want
your partner to lead a spade II the
opponents buy the contract ulti-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
Observe Anniversarie,

The birthday anniversaries OF MI
and Mrs. Albert Santure and Mrs.
Howard Santure, which are in No
vember, we're celebrated Friday
evening at the home OF the Albert
Santures. The time was delightful
ly spent with euchre and pinochle
Refreshments included a three-lay-
er decorated cake. Nineteen guests
we're present and the honorees re-
ceived many lovely gifts. {
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
MARRIAGE Announced

Staff Sergeant Thomas G.. Darling,
formerly Of Ypsilanti, stationed at
Harlingen Army Gunnery School,
Harrington, Texas, was married
Sept. IL at Dallas, Texas. to Miss
Ruth Marshall. The bride is grad
uate OF North Texas Teachers Col
lege, a member of Alpha Chi and
Kappa Delta Pi honor societies and
Delta Psi Kappa. Sergeant Darling
is graduate OF Michigan State
Normal College and was a graduate
assistant in the science department
Of Michigan State College. He also
is member of Kappa Delta Pi.
Sergeant Darling is flying instruc-
tor at Harlingen.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
AHEAD OLE OnOTA

Detroit, Nov. 9-INS-In recogni-
ton OF steadily increasing produc-
ton, already 200 to 400 per cent
in excess OF certain contract re-
quirements and infinitely greater
than original expectations, Fisher
Body Division OF General Motors
is to receive the Nays double
starred IF" burgee, 1t was en-
nounced today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
Harlow BIankenship
Injured in Accident

Harlow Blankenship, 3S, Jack
son, is a patient today in Boyer
Hospital with injuries received at
1916 a. IN. Sunday in a car-pedes-
trian accident on w. Michigan Ave,
near Adams st. He suffered bruises
and possible internal injuries.
In signed statement TO city po-
lice, Emmett Barnes, 436 S. Wash
ington St, said he was driving with
the green light and that he at
tempted to avoid Mr.. Blank enship.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
Entertains At Shower

Mrs. Ray Stokes entertained
II guests, Saturday evening, at
shower for Mrs. George Knavel. The
guests played bingo and spent 4
pleasant evening visiting. Many
dainty gifts we're presented to Mrs.
Knavel. Refreshments were served
after the play.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
CHILD BROWNS

Ionia. Mich, Nov. 9-INS-Fu-
neral arrangements were being
made today for William Edward
Walling, three, who drowned in two
feet OF water in a spring in the
backyard of HIS home. The youngs-
ter toppled into the spring while
attempting to get a drink.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
United In MARRIAGE

Miss Marjorie Taylor and Verne
Edison were united in marriage Sat
urday evening at the First Method
list parsonage with Rev. Walter B.
Heyler officiating. Both had lived
in Iowa. Mr.. Edison expects to be
called to the Army soon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
Speak Vows

Private Joseph Rush, bomber
plant employee. was Joined in mar
rage to Miss Margaret MCGOWAN,
Philadelphia, Saturday afternoon,
Rev. John w. Breakey officiating
in 81. John Rectory. They were at
tended by Pvt. Rudolph Nedelka,
OF the Bomber plant, and Miss
Gertrude Furey, Philadelphia.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
EntsrtainS For Bride

Mrs. Frank D. Smith entertained
at linen shower, Saturday evening
for Mrs. Erwin Wamback, Saginaw,
a recent bride. The guests came
from Detroit, Sumpter, Milan, Sagi-
nav and Ypsilanti. BuncO was
played, with prizes won by Mrs.
Albert Medina. BENJAMIN Dahm,
Theodore Saline, Mrs. Seth Spence,
f. NJ. johnson and Mrs. Wamback
Many lovely gifts were presented
to the bride. The hostess served
light refreshments.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
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Our Service Men

Midshipman Atwood McAndrew.
Jr who is taking officers training
on classification BIT at the Towers,
Chicago, spent sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood Nc.
Andrew, Sr.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
ohserve Anniversary


Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley NJ. Dawson
gave an evening party Saturday in
observance Of the 25th wedding an
niversary OF Mr.. and Mrs Ray FLEET
cher. There wre about 20 present
and the evening was. spent inform
ally in visiting. The refreshments
included a brides cake which was
cut by Mrs. Fletcher and ice cream.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman G. Ludwig
spent Sunday in Adrian with. their
son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil Ludwig.
Robert H. Dunn. civil service at
torney. left Sunday for Washington
and New York to attend a confer
ence between state and federal Of
ficials pertaining to wage control Of
state employees by the United
States government.
Mrs. Fred Lambert visited Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Hintz, Britton,
Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
BANKER DIES

Grsenvine. Nov. 9-AP-Andrew
]. Suffern, vice president and cash
Ter OF the first state bank OF Green
Vile. died late Saturday
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
PYTHIANS PLAN
DINNER TONIGHT

Queen City Lodge No. 161
Knights OF Pythias will have their
annual Thanksgiving benefit party
in their hall tonight starting at 8.
Money raised will be used in enter
tanning soldiers from the Bomber
plant. This party has been held
each year for over 20 years.
On Tuesday night several mem
bers will attend the Pythian Rally
at Detroit Lodge No. So where the
Supreme Chancellor Commander C.
Shuck OF West Virginia will be the
main speaker Of the evening. Mr..
Shuck is making a tour OF Michigan
speaking at three other cities.
Earl Snyder will be in charge OF
transportation Tuesday night. Card
parties will be Thursday night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
Child Chrlstened

Keith Alan. little son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Schroeder, was chris
tened during the service at the
Lutheran Church, Sunday. The spon
sors were his great aunt, Mrs. l.
B. Sheridan; hisaunt, Miss Lois
Jean Schroeder and his grandfather
Carl Bailey, Atlanta, Mich.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBE ERS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers to re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-delivery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press Office
at 40 before 6 p. m. or 2 p. N.
Saturday.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Groosbeck
and daughter Mary Lou, went 10
Attica. Sunday to visit Mrs. Groos-
becks parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Miller, and to take part In
the celebration OF the first birthday
OF her nephew, John Lester Glib
bard. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clare
Gibbard Mrs. Eddie CarRara and
daughter Elaine, Detroit. we're also
guests OF Mrs. carRara's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller. for the dinner.
Mrs. Ernest Skelt is still confined
to her bed from a heart attack and
fall she suffered late Friday night.
Ross Hall Is seriously III at his
home.
Norman Fairbanks and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Burrell and daughters
we're Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearl Fairbanks at Medina.
l. c. Riess, Sr.. Detroit, called
on Ypsilanti friends, Saturday.
Mrs. william Titus, son Theodore
and daughter Katherine. Detroit,
former residents here, visited Mrs,
Anna Titus, Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
Attend Game

NNkCHO SdVlC
Eight members OF Girl Scout
troop five, with their leader, Miss
Mildred Crawford, attended the
football game in Ann Arbor, Satur.
day afternoon. Friday night the
troop members were-entertained at
the home OF Miss Jean Mckay,
Geddes Road. During the evening
they went on a lantern hike.
Miss Dorothea Lobban went Fri
day afternoon to spend the week
end at Hillsdale and was the guest
of Miss Mary Hargreaves, a senior
at Hillsdale College. She returned
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Freeman and
their children, Donald and Duane,
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Freeman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Wiitanen and their
children we're Saturday guests at
the Freeman home.
Dr. and Mrs. Duane g. Lurklns
and family, Detroit. visited Mr..
Lurkins' parents sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. X. Mcclure and
daughter Pamela, Ann Arbor, visit
ed Mr.. McClure's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H II. Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A Davis and
family returned Sunday from MAJ
tawan where they had spent week
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Viii
COX.
Rev. and Mrs. George Daschner
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. H. Ahlgrim at Paw Paw.
Floyd Schlegel and Walter Han
rath, Frankfort. were week end
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d.
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. julius Feldkamp
visited relatives in Akron, o, at
the week end.
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8cbnrtstaaspartie.

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tell: Serr uno Srau Martin StdB-
burger, Geo. Sanoer Meulen, ssreS
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Reinot, MihoeI Saub. Sftpeiter
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Mben6eiien porbereitet 1,no aIle @G,
ite lieben iih es gut iduneden. lnS
fir oie burltise aeble bate 9ruSer
ShdBburger alIh gut geloret.
slls 8eIhenf erbielt Sdtpeiter
shabburser cine iebr idone gett'
oede. 9saf bem ,Sappp 9irtbSap"
iineen oanfte Sfepeiter ,ShaRhurser
alIen berslif, fir bas @elhenf.
aae 8dlte unterbielten iif rehi
gut. Giesmal muBten iosar sic MGn,
ner oie ssrauen ans Seimgeben erin.
nern, mas Ielten ODER ME ser SaG 1T
3odnuals piel Slid gum &c.
brrtstage. (Der tpiepielte .par es:
Sic Heoaftion.)
slnna Saub, Sefr.
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lngebeuere kriegsprofite
erregen Dauskomitee
S6luB bon Seite 1.

sd beltebe barauf. bab sic 3obs
lung oerartiger Yrofite als ein Ser.
brehen eriten Hanees beseihuet miro
rno oaB sic perantportliden Ser.
Ionen unuer5iiglidy als Gerbredber
sur HehenIbait ge5oeen rperoen."
Sann brod)te ein slbgeproneter
9epeile fiber Sciuirne 5um @ortrag
uno aus Oieien ging berpor, SOB cine
sSirma ibren Sireftoren 700do 8es
baltserbobungen benilligt bat. slns
ocre Sirmen, lmo oas iinb niht me
nige, bnben burhiduittlih oie 8e,
bGlter Ser Sireftoren llno @eanlten,
oenen bie @elpinne ser sSirmen be.
tonnt iparen, Inn 1000 erb0bt.
Gleuelano. Sad & Seint, SSnc,
sic i'm Sauie ifarf angeariffene
giiiih1ngsfirma, eab befannt, iie
,peroe Tbre Erofite in ser 3ufunit
freiiuiaig aui 6 Ero5cnt beidrdnfen
uno sic 0hGlter ser orci Saupt-
erefutipbeolntcn braltiIh beihneiben.
Sie iSirma bate @eibnahten leb.
ten Snbres $G5O,OOO an @pnuiien
an sic 9lrbeiter perteilt; Sad erbielt
$145,S45 @el)alt, feline Sefretdrin,
SRI. @olpluan, $39,356. Gin neltan-
geltellter @ufbaher erbielt inner,
balb 8 @od)en $t1,0O0 oils Bonus.
Sie slrbeiter erbielten hie beiten
20bne in ser @elt. Wan6mal in eli.
ner ISOLDE 5000 oils Bonus, auber.
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2(ms Salem, Otic
Siucig 10.

sluen griioern oielte sur gefdaigen
Nahridt, oub lniere reeelm6Bige
SerIammlune nGhiten Mfonat nom
erlten sSreitag Mlf sen s1peiten sSrei,
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Sen lit. Ser erlte Treitag lit bieies
Sabr, ipie mir ole lpiiien, elm beoeu,
turgspoller Gag in unierem Drift
lid,en @lalrben, aarfreitag, lnb al
oieIem Mbeuo miro Ser beuti6e 8ptr
tesbietft ahgehalten, infolgebelien
'puroc oie Seriammllrng perIthoben.
60 boffen ,pir, oaB sic Mtitslieoer
iih ben 10. slpril unnerfen uno :
llbr so in oie GerIannnllllng foms
men. Ga mir MN Sic Gerlammllrna
sugllnIten oes @ottesbienltes Der,
'chObcn baben 10 boffen uno tpiinIdcn
mir, oab oie Mitglieoer oies au6 aus
niiten llno am 9arfreitag, Sen 8.
sIpril, abenos, 1ltieren @ottesoienit
belud)cn lucrben. &onmt alle Iiebs
9riiocr, bcnn bies iit ser ,pihtigIt,
Gag in Ser 2eiocns5eit llnieres Serrn
uto Scllanoes. geoenft ipie er in
ieiner letten 'St,nbe fiir uns I'm
Sergcblng bat. unO iein 8lut am
&reu5 flir llns oergoB 5ur Grloil1ng
!ln'er aller. aebrt Elm in iein Seim,
no Trieoe uno 2iebe ,lniere Ser5en
pereint, bon no mir Srolt uno StGr.
fung erbaltcn in Oieier Srauer5eit.
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mir pereint i'm Sal,ie bes 6errn ct.
Ideinen, pielleift lit es gum lettcu
.gtal beuor Or idreiteIt ms frembc
Sano; pieaeibt lit es gum lebten Mal
IN oeillen lieben SeimatlanO.y
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1Uie General 11tae3(rtb,ar
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2uft ooer ouf bem @aiier, geifnappt
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gebeimen Sreffplnft anfan, ,par Sic
NerpoiitGt ser sort bereits tparten=
Sen 9eiabung bes erlten Shnellbootes
bod aeltiegen voa Ser General, n,lr
1pie Elm @unoer, Ser 8eNabr, beidoi-
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8Gblte Sberit Offer. Gin l1+9oot fam
IN bas Gerlted nno ipieoer tpollte
nan Sen General iiberreoen, iih Iei=
ner su beoienen. slber er lebnte ab.
Gin Shnellbopt blieb 3uriid, ipdbs
reno sic orei anberen iib nah Ell
nem 5ipeiten, gebeimen Sreffpunfte
aufnohten, iobolo es ipieoer ounfel
getporoen mar. 8ei ibrem Gintreffen
iollten sort brei 6lig5eltge iuarten.
Die Maihinen tparen niht ba, ltno
ser General perbrabte nit leiner @es
gleitl,ng brei Sage uno brei gtdhtt
auf elmer Sniel, Sic iid) MIR eine
babe Stunoe bon einem iapaniId)et
Tlltgplate entfernt befano.
Wtan eripartetc, ieben slueenblif
entoeGft 5lt peroen, aber nidts Ser
eleiden eeihab. Gnblih famen 5rpei
amerifaniid)e @.17 Bomber an, an.
|itatt ser befoblenen brei. 8epdf rm5
@affen mnbten s,1riifblei6en Ser
General lrto ieinegegleitung quetih.
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| feinolihen @ebiet, 10 oaB oie Waidi-
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,ppbl ouf ser SUIT lparen. @Gbrenb
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oem n0rolidlten 6lottenia,itpunft
sluItraliens.
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Macs(rtbur niht uon 9ataan ~cnt,
floben" lei, Ionoern reine erDBerc
9(ufeabe beipGltiate," ols ibm grG.
iiocnt 9looiepelt allfgetragen bate.
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Gaomf,esfelec

ser 1riibiabrs Beriammli,ns Der
0entiden &unferen; Der Nittsbnrsb
Spnobe Der y. 6. 6. u. in Der Griten
Gu. 2ntr. Stride at geaber Sails, ga.
Gbrapiiroen 9fidaro 81. 'Spre YaItor
2oci, am 6. nnb Z. slpril 1912.
Montas, ben 6. Mpril:
2:30 nadm. gr0ffnune nah agenoar.
iider Sronuna. Namensliite
gintragung Ser 8enueinNebertre.
ter - GrotofoIlperleil,ng - 8e.
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$3.50 nohm. Gortras: r0eutide Mii-
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bon Gaitur Sans 3. s. Simoleit.
geidtaottesoienit: 9aitor Safoh
s. 6lealer, 90. (Gertreter Ya.
ltor Sans Sobnsbein).
7:30 abenos: &onferensgottes
Greoigt Hnitor Sbonas 6. Soni.
ger (Tcrtreter Yaltor Sans s.
ScutihlGnoer). = Seier oes Sci.
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madungen.
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900 porm. Morgenanoadt. - ga,
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nination. = NGd,ite &onferens -
s(us,udrtige Gertreter. NntrG.
&c. - 9eihlubfaIiuneen.
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@elhdftsoronung. 0anfesbe,
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aariider Sronlme burh YrGIes
Sbeobor 9ud, 90.
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ser sugegebenermaben iiber Die Stat
lhl1ee ipaenannter Militdrfableltts,
iuie ser &rieg 81 fiibren ieI, perdrgert
mar, sitierte alf leiller Sreilefonfe'
rens sen rDmiiben @eIhi6tslhrelber
Situs 2ioills, Inn st beipeileit SaG
es icbon niuoelteus Ieit 1853 y. Gbr.
10 mar, ols sic 9foner gegen oie
MaseNonicr fiilnpften. @as ibm be,
IonSers 5uiette, 10 ia9te er, lei Die
Satiahe, oab fleine Sebler ponSonr'
nalilten ibm man6mal Sunocrte bon
9rieien einbringen. &iirslid bobe cr
s!pei Stunoen oamit perbringen mill
len, 500 9riefe 5u beantlporten, neil
in iraenoeinem 2eitartifel oie s(nltht
ausgeoriift ,puroe, baB es alt Der
3eit iei Elm geneinid]uflides Sber'
fon1n1anoo Ser Streitfrdfte eilrsl.
ridten.
Gr babe iiN poreelteat, 10 flibr ct
fort, bab in pergangenen Sabren
Gbnlide ruangenebme Grfabrungen
bon nnoeren genlatbt lpuroen, bahc
Saber sic 6eididtsbiicber 81 State &C.
,paen lno Elm geiipiel in 2ipiuS'
Goniider Geidicbte, 9u6 A, aapi'
tel %, geIunoen, in oem cine Mns
iprade oes rontilhen &onilils 2ncills
slemilius beidrieben miro, ser NIT
Ser isiibrung oes arieges gegen Die
Ma5eopnier betrallt ,uoroen lpar. Die.
ie Haoe iei i6S y. Gbr. gebalten tuor'
sen, fonne nber alls 1912 itammen.
Gr las bann bie Stelle por, in Der
| ii6 Icmilius beflagte, baB ieoer ibm
in Sic &risgsfiibrllng oreireoen mol,
le. @enn ienono glnltbe, OuB er ibm
bel ser &riegsiiihrlmg raten tonne.
ipollc ibm 9lenliliits Elm Sdiff, elm
Gfcro, 3elte llno oie Geiiefoiten nah
Mn5eNonicn 5ur Gcriiigrng itellen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-26
3iuei9 6

'Samstogobeno, sen 4. Mpril, 7:30
llbr, finoet oie regelmiiBige Ser
iammll,ne oes 3,ueis 6 itatt. slae
GercinsglieSer iino eriucbt, oie ibre
SiuiOenoeniheds nod nid)t eebpben
bahen, Oasielbe NIT oem 6. g. Sefr.
ST Iblid,ten, ba iie ibre Soften ipieSer
etipas friiber einnebmen ipcrben, oa.
nit belfen iie sic &erl lammlllng 81,
perfiir5en unS nafber uns gemiitlid)
5lr ltnterbalten.
Sa GrGiioent Hobrmon 1pie er Der.
iprofen, feline Belt perliert ipiro er
bis nad)ite GerIammlllne sen Gbars
ter, tpeldpcr nltf cine slrt bel 10 bic.
lem umsieben perlegt 1porocn lit coer
gan5 perloren gegansen, ourh Elm
0uplifat bes Charter Sem Gerein
Sseoes Atitglieb, ,peldes
Sntereiie am Serein, ioa oieier Ser
iammlllng beiipobnen, Inn sic gtas
men ltnierer Gercinsgriinoer, oenen
mir 0anf ihulSen, su boren.
Geo. Heinertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-26
2lms Dctreit, 111i<tiea,n
3meia 81.

gs oiene allen Mitslieoern our
@enntnis, 6ob Die 1G9ite Yeriamm.
lung Greitag, ben 3. Mpril, abenos 8
nbr, in Der Rarpafbia &aIIe abgebal'
ten tuipo. llniere lette 8eriammli,na
tuar 5ienlid gut beiudt nno bennpb
nidt 100ee. Mm 8. Mpril peroen Sic
Delegoten aiir sic &onpention in
Mnianee. Ohio, ertudbIt tperoen. 8rii-
Der uno Sdspeitern, fommt ulle ,nb
belft Die ridtigen Manner ols Dele'
gaten er,u6ble,t, Die in unierer aIler
Sntereiie ,pirten uno ipreden ner.
ben Gs tpiiroe uns freuen Sic ale
begriiBen 3u 1iirfen.
Mihael Ieutid, SER.