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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
Powerful Allied Army
 Nears Axis In Tunisia
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large number of troops into the French colony. The size of the Axis force there is estimated at not much more than 1000 men.
 The French, however, have up- wards of 100000 troops in Tunisia, known to be well-trained, hard hitting force which should be cap- ahle of strong resistance unless its will to fight has been weakened by the American occupation of North Africa and the German occupation France.
 Reports from the French and German radios said that the Nazi occupation was proceeding rapidly and according to schedule.
 The Nazi high command an- nounced that three German armor- ed divisions had reached the Medi- terranean. The Germans also said that they would not occupy the French naval headquarters at Tou- lon, being satisfied with assurances of the French fleet commanders that they would protect their war ships against any aggression.
 The Nazis, it appeared, planned to move their forces into positions which would make 1t possible for them to prevent the French war ships from escaping and to fight off any Allied attacks on the fleet.
 Big British Army
 The British first army, said here to number 150,000 men and to in clude several armored divisions, was racing across the eastern Algerian plains toward Tunisia accompanied by an American army of unknown size, but said to be large and they were believed to be approaching the Tunisian border, headed for Bizerte where the Nazis were fren- izedly landing troops in big JunkerS transport planes ill the hope of as- sembling enough to stem them.
 The British American army con- manded by the doughty British sol- dier, Lieut.. Gen. Kenneth A. An derson, commander of the First Army, with Maj. Gen. Charles w. Ryder, second in command, was probably advancing under the pro- tection of an umbrella of planes from Brig. Gen. James H. Doolittle' s 18th American Air Force and poSs1- ply from carriers in an allied fleet accompanying the expedition off the coast.
 The axis was known to have land ed a number of war planes on Bizerte's airfeld and these may have already contacted the allied fighters. The axis own appraisal of their chances in what appeared a desperate gamble to halt the Brit and Americans before they could drive through Tunisia and take Tripoli, capital of Italian Libya and cut of the westward retreat of Gen. Erwin Rommel'S beaten Afrika KorpS, was seen in denials broad cast by axis radios that any axis troops were in Tunisia.
 Prize Important
 The prize of the impending bat tie was of vast important. Bizerte commands a strategic position at the rarrowest part of the Mediter- ranean, only 110 miles south of the southern tip of Italian Sardinia, 160 miles west of Sicily, within two- hour bomber range of Rome and Naples and but 370 miles from Tar anto the main Italian naval base, Bizerte also is highly developed naval base, heavily fortified for an attack by sea.
 What resistance. if any, French forca in Tunisia had offered to the Axis invaders was not known, but Adm Es. Jean Pierre Esteva, the gov- erlS is not regarded as col- laborationist. There are some 100,-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
Building Permits

The following permits have been issued at the office of the building inspector:
 Long Meadow Diner, for a storm entrance on Meadow street, $20O. Henry G. Keshian, for wood shed at g Melbourne terrace, $50.
 Waterbury Tool Co.,, for lum- Der shed on Aurora street, $1,0OO. M. Krinsky, for a temporary en- closure in the rear of store at B Kingsbury street, $50.
 Michael Rigaru, for a fire escape at 151 Baldwin street, $2OO.
 D'Vileskis, for the enclosure of a porch at B Capitol avenue, $10O.
 Napolitano. for the enclosure of a porch at A Meadow street, $175.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
Late Realty Neus

The following records of real estate transactions have been filed with the town clerks office:
 WARRANTY DEEDS
 Gertrude T., Annie E., William J. Moran, and Anna Moran Carey to Frank Slomowitz, property on the map of Fulton Manor.
 Pasquale Denisl to Felix Di Fronzo, property on Oak street.
 MORTGAGE DEED
 Frank Slomowitz to Henry E. Stoughton, property on the may of Fulton Manor, $2.200.
 QUIT CLAIM DEED
 Gus DeCicc0 to George Keane, propc.ty on Traverse street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
Marriage Intentions

The following intentions of mar riage have been filed with the Bureau of Vital Statistics at the town clerks office:
 John Irving Cookson, 033 Cooke street. and Dorothy Richards, l@8 sheffield street.
 Hurbert l.. Nylen, Milford, Conn, and Mary Clanciolo, l09 Beecher avenue,
 Antonio Galuppo, 3l West Farm street, and Agnes Vincentc, lOi Beech street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
LAPS ATTACKED
 AT TWO POINTS
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 since June, Japanese forces had engaged enemy (Americam raiders 81 times and shot down 32 of them. It placed Japanese losses at one destroyer sunk, two trasnports dam aged and IS planes which either destroyed themselves" or have not returned to their usual base)
 The communique covered action for Tuesday (island time) for the battle of the Solomons and re- vealed that the two front offensive, reported halted last Saturday on the western side of the Guadalcanal airfield, had been resumed. Action on the eastern flank has been con- tinuous since it started on Novem- Der 4.
 "U. s. troops, supported by Army planes, continued offensive opera tions against the enemy on the eastern and western Hanks of our positions on Guadalcanal Island, the communique said.
 There were no further details of land action on Guadalcanal, but the Navy's use of the word "offen- sive" indicated forward movement.
 Last Tuesday morning, two gun- man Wiicat fighters, which appar- ently were on patrol duty, encount- cred a formation of IS zeros near Guadalcanal at an altitude of 27,- 900 feet. Despite the overwhelming odds against them, they dove through the formation" and brought down one of the enemy.
 During the same day, the Navy added four more planes to the bag previously announced in connection with an engagement at sea in the Solomons on November ', They brought to at least 549 the number of enemy planes destroyed in the Solomons since August 2.
 There was evidence that the JapaEese still are contemplating naval operations in the Solomons. A fcor eof five enemy destroyers was intercepted and attacked by Ameri- can planes to the eastward of Geor- gia island during the late afternoon of Tuesday. Results were not ob- served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
FREDERICK SARRO
 WITHDRAWS SUIT

Withdrawal papers were filed in superior court today in @ civil ac- ton instituted by Frederick Sarro of Waterbury against Mary DeRosa also of this city. The action was based on Q property sale agreement said to have been made June 2S l94l. The plaintiff stated he gained possession of property on Stone street and greatly improved 1t and then the defendant refused to ac- cept payment of mortgage in ac- cordance with terms of the sale agreement.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
COUNTER GOVERNMENT

London. Nov. Is n (U.P0 = The Vichy raido today broadcast Q DINE (German) Agency dispatch saying it was rumored that Admiral Jean FraEcois Darlan, General Charles Auguste Nogues. and General Henri Honore Giraud were trying to form a "counter-goyernment" in North Africa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
You May Always Be COnstipated If-

you don't correct faulty living habits. In the meantime to help insure gentle yet thorough bowel movements-ta take pr. Edwards Olive Tablets.
 Olive Tablets are simply spondertul not only to relieve constipation but also to stir up liver bile secretion and tone up Intestinal muscular action. 15e, 30e, 60t. Follow label directions, All drugstores.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
THERMOMETER
 ABOUT 40 THIS A. M.

The first snowfall of winter start cd ct 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon The day was average cold for Mo- vember II In the sun and out. The snow furry was of brief duration. Today the thermometer went down considerably. At 9 this morning 1t registered about 70 degrees.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12

as Kyrcz, lBi southinayd road, Pol. ish; Morris Vladimir ekwirslky, 22e Plaza avenue, Russian: Aleksander zaboroski, SS2 North Harker avenue Polish; Samuel Rosenzweig, l66 Pearl street, Russian; Habin Llikas- zewicz, 30 Pemberton street, Polish; Sam Fritzki, 32 Toros avenue, Pol- ish.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12

Australia has c campaign for the organization of a political party composed of returned sol- diers after the war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
LAST MANS CLUB
 MEETS TOMORROW
Slug, l3.Pound Black Cat Mascot, to Attend Din.
 ner at Pendy's
 WATERVlLLE Correspondent; Mrs. William E. Rooney, 100 Dwight St. Telephone 3.Sa7S

Waterville, Nov. l2,--The Last Mans Club, Q group Of i3 World War I veterans of Waterville. will meet for Q Friday -the-l3th dinner at Pendy's, Hitchcock Lake, tomor- row evening, This group of men meet each month on the 18th at a members home, but when the 18th falls on Friday, 1t calls for special celebration, Their mascot, Stub, . ls-pound black cat goes along with them.
 Members of the club are; Fred erick r. Seidel, Everett Cook, Louis Daddario. Harry Simpson, Edward Martin, Walter II. Painted, Fred Poudim, Lester Platt, Joseph Ken ney, William E. Rooney, Martin J. Dunn, c. Arthur DuBois and Rob- ert CoSgriff.
 Women Meet
 Members of Womens Society of Christian Service who met last even. ing at Grace Methodist church to sew for Britain were Mrs. Arthur Twelves, Mrs. John M. F. Johnson, Mrs. Ernest Weise, Mrs. Ralph Lane, Mrs. R. Vowe, Mrs. Fred zaugg. Mrs. Frank wilson, Mrs. Harry Lat timer and Nls Ruth Norton. The next sewing meeting will be held Wednesday November t8 ct 7:3o o'clock. ,Es
 Miss Dorothy Richards, daughter of Mrs. Edgar Hughes of Sheffield street, will become the bride of Lieut.. John I. Cookson of Camp Mccain, Miss, son of MT. and Mrs. Edward M. Cookson of Cooke street, this evening ct $50 tn st. Paula Episcopal church.
 Mrs. Francis Whelan of Hunting don avenue entertained her bridge club last evening ct her home. Lunch was served, Present were: Mrs. Thomas Buckley, Mrs. Joseph seery, Mrs. William Heaney, Mrs. James McAree, Mrs. Daniel Sullivan, Mrs. James German and Mis- Seeephine Iachance.
 Movies off
 The moving pictures planned by the Ladies Aid Society of ek Mtch- ael's church tomorrow evening have been postponed.
 Mrs. Joseph Caron of Thomaston avenue Is confined to. her home with grippe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12

It Is unlikely that mere than 70 per cent of the passenger vehicles, about i50,000, are still In use in Germany.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12

Bomber used on desert fighting fronts are painted . dusty pink.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12

used planes, trains, ships, submar- ines. canoes, automobiles and every thing but mules"
 Mexico has made war film.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
1922 MESSAGE TO
 CARCIA' RECALLED

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
Movies of

The moving pictures planned by the Ladies Aid Society of ek Mtch- ael's church tomorrow evening have been postponed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12

Mrs. Joseph Caron of Thomaston avenue Is confined to her home with grippe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-12
MARRIED MEN TO
 FACE DRAFT CALL

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
3iueig II.

Die Mitglieoer tper6en barauf auf-
merfiam semadt, baB Die nGdite
geriammlune Samstae. ts. SuIi,
8 llbr abenos itattfinoet. @ir mod.
ten Die SdtpcItern bitten piinftlib
uno 5ablreid au erideinen. bamit bie
Seriammlune nidt 10 lunee oanert.
Sie SefretGrinnen tper6en ettpos
iriiber antpeieno iein unb 3abluneen
,nnebmen.
Gs liegen iebr midtiee gerbanS-
ungsiahen Dor, oie nit reifli1er
'leberleglng uno 8eipredung gum
@obl unS @eiten aller MitgIieSer
ourbgefiibrt tperben f0nnen.
sllld) lpirS Ser baIbiGbrIi1e ST.
mn5berid)t nerleien &peroen. SIM 60.
nitce fir nddite geriammIung iino
'olgenoe tSdhpeitern: Cara &erbert,
Roitna 8abred)t, Suianna 8eu.
mann, 9atb. saSern. Maria 'sul.
men. &atbarina Steiner, sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16

@eiter boben mir 6ann uniern
regelmdbisen aartenabeno am Mitt-
mod, ben 80. Suli, abenos punft s
l1br beginnen6. @ir laoen alle ur-
'ere Greunoe elm, bonn aranfenper-
'in iotpie aud bon ben Slniors. Iie-
'er 2artenabeno ipuroe angeiangen
~ @uniten 6er alten @artenipieler.
Nlio tomrnt alle, mir baben Ylat
eenng. Gin ieoer Gid ipieIt mas i'm,
beliebt. Hreiie an ie6en 1iia uno elm
Sauptpreis. Nab bem Rartenipiel
niro elm fleiner 2un1 ierbiert. Ser
Gintritt lit nur 25 Gents per Spielpr
@uf guten Beiud bofft
Dns &omitee.
Bm. q. &eBler, Brot. ..Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
2l,.s alliance, Okic
NanetbIer 0rioori!

Gin Siuf ergebt an ale Mgnetbler
lamt Ser gan5en Gan,ilie iib audi
oieies Sabr an ,,nierm @risori au
beteiligen mno aipar AM 10. Suli i'm
2incoln Harf in 9lIliance, Ohio.
8on ciner grobeu Geier, tpie lettes
Sabr beid)loiien muroe Der 3eiten
pegen N6itano genommen.
SIM iibrisen tpoIlen tuir uns pie
imner gut unterbaIten. Oas 4omi.
tee bat fir quite Wuiif io,pie au9
'iir Prciie fir bic ainoer Gorge &C.
tragen. Gintritt miro feiner erboben.
es jon Elm redter Mgnetbler @rigori
Iein. sllio beraus, erob uno flein.
sper tueib mann es apieSer Iein fann.
&anni lStern, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
3emtId.8 .8emteinbe.

Sir ben 26. Suli iino ale idd.
iilaen Organiiationen eingelaSen 81,
Sem Hidnid ser 0emeinSe, oas 6ies,
NAL i'm id)0nen 8arten unieres
'Sadienbeim an 70O1 0eniion Mbe.,
absebalten tpiro.
Sn ernIter Sseier uno beiterer Tn
terbaltung ioa sic 3uiammensebo.
rigfeit betont uno Sas 8ano ser &c,
meinidaft 5efeltigt tperben.
0as Bidnid heginnt nit einen,
gemeinidafHiden Mittaseihn, in
Dem auf &oblen gebratenes Sdmeine-
fleiid) ieroiert miro. Se6er miro nit
!dnad6aften Sol5ileiid ieinen &aln,
ger itiqcn fonnen.
um 2 l1br nadmittass finSet Elm
Danf- uno gitt-@ottesoienit fir I'M.
Iere S0bne itatt. Die gum Oienil
nnter oen Waifen einsen!idt iino.
Cine quite WuHapeue miro Den
aan3en @odmittas uno Mbeno gun,
1an3e aufipielen. Die ainoer Der
Sonntagidule baben ibr beionSeres
Yrogramm un6 per6en freie CT,
FrilhMngen befommen. (Stecream
unb 8op.)
Ser Gintritt fiir Die Grtuahienen
lit 25c, &inoer iino frei.
Cine beionSere ginlaoung eraeb1
an Die Nitslie6er unierer a.l1.N.
3meig 1 uno 4. an uliere @eiane
pereine gintraft,&ermania un6 So
mendor Saronia, an oen Tbeater,
perein SraniplDania, Meen6a Club
War-0u Club unb @eit Si6e Ssunio,
Saron Club.
Die Scot Der Belt berbietet an6e.
re grobe Geitlidfeitem 3u peranItaI
Ten. 9abt uns beim pidnid 6e:
1entih. .@emein6e am 26. ssuIi uu
iere ginigfeit betunoen.
| Das aonitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16

idenfte oie Diu Nicles uno Nfeffers,
&atb. 1rGgner, Maria @onertb
idenften 8lumen gum gerid0nern
Ser id)on seoedten Glide, Mnno
Glantid idenfte elm Yfuno 8uffee.
gu gleider 3eit tparen au1 5tpsi
Sdsueitern @eburtstassfinoer: Mu.
ria @onnertb uno Mnna @lantih.
Sic batten iebr euten NpfelitruSel.
ltniere HrGiioentin Sobanna WoIf
sratuliert eoen beioen Sdtpeitern inn
@amen Ser SGnserinnen uno oanf.
te allen fir oas 8eidentte. un6 einen
ber3liben Cant iprad iie Dem &u.
denfomitee unb allen S1ngerinncn
aus, tueId)e mitgebolfen batten. Nad
Dem MbenoeKen mar Damn oie mo-
natlihe 8eriammlllns. Ser 0amen-
dor bat beidloiien, NIT Dem 0iref.
toriim pom Sahlenbeim am 8. geo-
oember cine l1nterbaltung abaubaI-
ten. slud bat Ser Oamendor fit
bic Sdnsertoubention foleenbe
Sdueitern aIs gtReaten setpdblt
&atb. Safel, Sobanna @olf Maria
Spaan.
ltnierc nGhite 8eriamn,lung un6
@eburtstnesfeier tpir6 am 6. MuguIt
itattfin6en. Maria 'Spaan, Gefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
@slSeues &od3eits. Snbilan,,.

Sm &auie bon &errn un6 Grau
Sobn ShlHter in geortb Mopalton
berridte lesten ,sonntae, ben 12.
Suli, groBe 5reube, oenn ibre ain.
Ser un6 oeren 0amilien batten iih
eingefunoen, nm sic Gltern au be-
luhen. NiemanS batte cine Mbnung
tpas oa alles fommen ioute uno iia
tpnroen iiberraid)t, als Ser Gater
Serr Sobn Sduiter iid su @orte
melSete unS an oie &inber cine fur5e
s(nlprade bielt, in tpeld,er er ibnen
mitteilte, oab CT uno Sic Wfutter
be,lte ibr Boloenes Sod,5eitsiu6i-
laum feierten. Oie 2inoer bliften elm.
AMBER an uno puBten nidt tuie ibnen
geittab unb tpolIten proteitieren,
neil sic Gltern nibts gelaet batten.
gber olles balf nidts. Ser 0ater
Iaete uniere arobte 5reuoe iino nid)t
@eidenfe aus 9olb uno Silber, un-
lere pertpoalten @eidenfe ieit ibr
lieben &inoer, lmb bas geniiet.
Wir fins @ott oanfbar oab er eu9
l,no uns bisber geia,nS erbalten uno
mir bitten i'm, er m0ge au6 Biz gu
lnIerm nnb el,rem 2ebensabcnb feline
id,iibenoe Sanb iiber unierer Jami-
lie halten.
Inipeienb tparen: Or. 1reS $.
Sfasiter iamt 5amilie; gbriitinr
Halft uno 6amilie; @arie McDer-
mot unb Gamilie; Soiepbine Teefs
uno 5amilie;; 6elen Efeffer unS Ga-
mile. &err Sssobn uno Grau Gbriitine
Sdatiter iinb gltern bon flint ain-
oern un6 neun gnfelfinoern.
Nuh mir gratulicren. Die &eb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
siebenbarsifA.2lmer merisoniides Dolfsblatt
ct. Sobannes Strides 0emeinSe.

Maen MitgIieoern uno Greun6en
amr Nadridbt, oab Der airhen Grauen
Gerein am Samstag. Ben 25. Suli,
abenbs, i'm Shulraum ser Stride Ell.
&artenpartie
5u Gbren oerie,igen Sdpeitern oie
auf Sen Namen Mnna, Sobanna, gm-
ma, Martba u. gbarlotte bSren, berA
atftaltet. &affee II. SUDDEN miro fer
oiert iuer6en. Muf aqes an6ere lorgt
oas &omitee. 9ie Sdtpeitern NIT
obcn genannten Namen peroen
gebeten mit3ubelfen oieles 8arten=
gepeten mitaa,belfen oieies &arten=
partie gu einem grfolg gu MAIDEN.
Ser &einsetpinn eebt an beu pau-
fonb Der Stride. Mue tperoen aufs
berslidite eingelaben iib am &arten-
partie al beteiligen. Anfang z l1br.
0as 2omitee.
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3l,ts Gler.lanN, Obic
Sipeig l..

Mllen Mitglieoern sur aeidaisen
9tadlrift, oab un'ere nGd)ite Ser
iammlune am Sreitag, sen II. Suli,
8 lthr abenbs, itattfinoet. ssn oieier
Veriammlung tpirS auber Sen regel-
mdBigen @eid)Gften auh ser niertel=
idbrlihe Sinansberibt BON sen 8e=
amten pcrgeleien merben. Die Mit-
glieoer nc,oen eriuht reht5eitig 5,,r
0eriammlune 5u fommen. Solhe
Witalieoer. tpeIhe nit ibren 3ablun,
gen I'M &iifltano iino, iollten iid in
ibrem eisenen Sntereiie gutitebcno
MAIDEN. @m. Shulter, Sefr.
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Ndtmng 8unbesieftinnen

Gs biene biermit 3ur 2enntnis,
oaB oie oiesidbrige 8onpention an
Sonntag, oen g., ,lno Montag, Den
Z. September, BEL Ser Settior 9 in
youngstown, Ohio, itattfinbet. Mas
sutitcbenSen Seftionen iino nid1
nur beredtigt, ionbern au6 perpflid.
tet, ;" orei Oeleeasen oSer Oele.
gatinnen 81 6ieier &onpention al,
entienoen. Die 8eglaubigungsldrei
ben miiiien i'm Boraus an Sen &c,
fretGr eingelbidt tperoen. Sebr tpid).
tige @eidafte liegen Dor. Oie Son.
uenticn miro in ser g. g. &aQe,
sde Stint Sin uno 6rantlin 9lpe.,
absebalten uno besinnt punft 9 l1hr
morgens.
Wir perbleiben NIT beraIidem
Sdngergrub
u. Bilfineer, B.-Yrdiioent.
81. G. 1rieienbeneit, 8..Sefretdr.
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Eidmid Der Citieite Sadleu am
2. Mugnit.
Mae Wulfseenuifen einaeIaben.

Sas Gifnif Ser SItieite &ranfen
Gereine 3tpeig 33. "a uno GIepelano
Gait Sunior Sahien finbet am 2.
slugitit auf Dem @lenrioee 8ibnid,
SrunS, 2510 @lenriSee @oao, Cue
lis. ohio, itatt. sue idhiiiden Bolts
genoiien bon SIT uno @elt uno aus
ser llmeebl,na iinb bctslid, eingela.
Sen. Gs miro bies bas arobte Sifnid
iein, bas ie auf Ser Gillette abgcbal=
ten, oenn auBer Sen a,pei 3ranfen-
oereiner pirft audi oie Ssuneiahien
Organization nit. Gs miro ertpartet,
oab auh uniere Sitieite @eianaoer-
eine, Siteite 2iebertofel Wdnnerhor
unO 2ieSertafel Oamenhor iih betei-
ligen tperben, INN bas Iidnif nit ei=
nieen Sieoern su perh6nern. Maes
mas man mitnebmen Ioa, hit elm gut
ge'iiaRr aorb unb pieI Sumor\Gine
quite Muiiftapeue miro gum Tans
aliiipiclen. Sir alles anoere iorgt
oas &cmitee.
I'm 5lm Nlat au gelaneen fabre
man Guclio slne. binaus big Green
gfoao, >onn Green Moao biz Glen
ridge, linfs binein Biz gum YIat.
Gieienigen Sic aus oem Siiben ser
,Stabt fonmen fahren bis Green RS..
Damn n0roli6 Bis 8IenriSge uno oa
refts bincin Bis sum 9las.
Gs rehnet auf einen &eforobciud
Das &pmitee.
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9euti6.0 0emeinbe Hidni6.

Der Ssrauen @erein uno soruoer.
buno Der 1eutlc5 8emeinbe baben
iid entItloiien, semeinihaftlif) II.
oieiem Sabr MIR elm airden-Yidn
abaubalten uno stuar am 'Sonntag
Sen 26. Suli.
@ir bitten ale 8laltbenseenoi.
fen unb sSreunbe iih oieien Gag 81
reierbieren. gs miro loiter mebr
onriiber beriftet.
eSobn &iertiher, SER.
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N,ss Canton, Okie
Gbriitus &ird)ensemeinbe.

Sir bie 'Sommeraett bat sic gbr:.
ituss3irdengemeinbe einen anberen
8ottesoienitplan aneenommen. Statt
1etrennten be.,tihen uno ensIii9en
8ottes6ieniten tperben mir fir sic
naditen Morpte nur einen gemein-
lamen oeutid-engliiben @ottesoienit
baben, Der Inn 10 l1br morgens BE-
ginnen tpiro. ". ..
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Salem, Obio
Gpamgclifdj =QMtb. GmanueS= 9irGe,
291 Epuffl Wrpdbmah.

Enitor Sobn @oumann Sonntaeidule
jcben Sorntaa ubr porn,ittags. 10 lbr
@pttesbienit in Der 2anbesiprafe; I'M
II lltr beutider 8ottesbienit. DIR bents
lde Ssirdhen Srnuen @crein bat am 5!petz
ten Wittirod) ieoen Wonats. abenbs 8
llbr, 0crian,mlnng. &onfirnanbcns nslln>
terrid]t (sipeijdbri9) bon September biz
Sftern, 3iensta9 unb Sreitag na6mitz
tags llbr
Nae @laubensaenoHen ,no Sreunbe
lint hcrslid einaelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
kirblitbe Aarbrtcbtet,
Eantnn. DIN

Stcbenbiireifd sadiiihe Gu. 0utber.
S1riftns '&irde, 2113-14. str., y. g.
Etnrrer ShOn1aS g. 6Dniaer. 5onns
tagid)Mlc NIT beutid,en unb enaliicf)cu
&la11en l,ln S:45 u1r mDrocns,
Gngltid,cr @ottesbienit $3.50 moraens.
9eutidcr @ottesbienft 1896 n,ur9ens.
9eutl6e Sd,ule unb &onfirmanbens linz
terrid: nod @ereinbarung.
(Siir Die Commemorate ipirb elm ae=
metnla'ncr beutid) engliidler @ottesz
bienit nm 10 llbr moraens abgehalten
Nle 0laubersaeupiien un6 Srennbe
iinb bera!id) eingelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-16
8efanntmadnnq.

Gas 0ireftorium bonn Gillette
iSahienbeim unb Gillette 2ieoeratiel
Gamend,or tperben am 8. Nopember
cine l1nterbalturs peranitalten. So
Der tuerben aae @ereine freunolid5t
er'uht, bieien Gag releroiert au baI-
ten. Mnria Spaan. Sefr.