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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08

Gr lit nibt bier! 9ie Sonnc ltono
nod lmgeboren binter oem Sag ser
BET ms bes Serrn Sag it, als Sic
6rauen iid ibon anf ben &eg 5lun
@arten nabten. sl6er auf' bcn SIT
geln int Often lp,td)s eS idon lpie belle
Sofinung, leibt Die bas ferne Sil-
iiberl6innnern eines 2anoes, bas
gan5 in 2iliell ,mo Silber 1tebt. Der
Morgen iplt1s nno ibritt langialu
berein, llnter Sen slten5iigcn Der
Sternbiloer. Bug INN Bug lpib Dor
ibnl oos @liiben luro Spriiben ser
9tadt. gS mar cine bon ben rubepol-
lell Wtorgenfriibet, mo einent ldlafen=
be ,&inoer einfallen uno olleS Sbo,
ne, mas lie beriprebeu. 9ie 2ltft
flar 1lno peid, lit nie ipenn gneels-
fliigel ibr sic 9eipegung eaben. Gin
ilugfraltli6 ii6 erbebenoer Sag
Itrablello bleitb, better erroteno, bon
&ifble bur6rieIelt, einen feulden
Wtlt entfadelo.
0ic Srauen i6rittell seritrellt Dor
Sronrigfeit, bltr6 oie fabelnbe O6m-
merltng, ipie i'm 9anne elmer Stiln-
ml1ng bon ser tie l1ibt Ddtten lagen
fonner, ipober Tie fam. @ingen tie
oenn ipirflib mr. tpieber tpeinelt am
Stein? nrr, i'm nod einnal at leben,
ser ibuen sic Sersen ipeggenomnten
botte, obne iie 5n breden? MIR, nod
ipeitere 8oblseriide, itdrfer als sic
oes geifooem,ls, al1f sic 2ei6e ,oes
@eopferten bins,tlegen? sic ipra6eu
5ueinanoer:
usSer miro inns SEN Stein bon ser
Giire bes Grades meetpdlaen @s
iuaren ibrer .freili6 bier, oenn au
Otaria bon Magoelena uno Maria
bon 8etbanien botten iid Sobanna,
toes Gbuia 8eib, ,lno solome seieIlt.
slber es iparen louter Sral,er, ooppeIt
i6pa6 in ibrem Ser5eleib.
gber als tie Dor SEN Selien bin-
famen, .erItarrten iie Dor Stauneu:
ibuar5 edbnte ibnen aus ser Sefi-
nung bas 9unfel Ser @rabboble ent-
aegen. 0en Iugen nid)t traueno, ia.
itete oie Mutiglte nit 5itternoen SGn-
BEN na6 ben Gfoiten. 9as ipa6ienbe
Worgenlid)t 5eiste ibnen SEN Ser
i6luBltein an oen 5elien eelebnt.
Stumln Dor S6reden bltdten bie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08

gSir f6nncn ilnlern 2eIern Die 8pr-
te nid)t borentbalten, ipelbe Die cole
8eiinnlulg etues ,nlerer 2eler per-
raten: ,,Ginliegenb Sdeef iiber $40,
oie lrnsefdbr bie Sunlne barlteaen.
sic i1 lpabre,lb ser 5alten5eit bllrb
sIbbrll6 5lllu 8eiten Ser Stubenten
51ianmellgelpart babe
Iic SSoMcrloge lit bieielbe, 5. +.
es ,prrbc lp1breno ser pergangenen
@ocbe fcillc nellc Gerbeiier,ng porgc.
nonllnen.
@enn bicIc s3eilen uniere 2eIer er.
reibelL fan1l eS ni6t nebr als gSet.
terborDerioge, nidt einntal als gSet.
terberi6t betrobtet merben ionoern
oIs emfocbc gei6ibtlide Satladbe, bob
mir infolge ciles befti9elt S6neefoIls
einen e1ltelt Battle-Ground baben. 50
ging oliu ser Ntdr5 a1s pie ein
20lpe.
NaHoelu sic iparnten SonnenI Itrab.
len Sen S6ncc icbntel5tell ipnroen I'M.
ierc perl1ieoel,en @alierreierboirs &c.
niigeno nit @aiier perleben, lobaB Der
Gorrat poral1sii6tlih Bis gum Gnoe
oes Sduliabres reidbt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08
Mns Dem ,SoiepbtMMnt

NNo DCM >SU|CPDtNNM
0ie lcsten brei slbenoe ser &ar-
pobe, ltittmod, 0onnerstag uno
Sreitog, eilten etpa fiinfllloorciBi9
Senlinariltcn llnnlt1elbar nad Dem
s(benocilen in grober 9oIt igre1 3inl=
lnern 5u. Sn ipenigcn afinlsten pan-
Oerten lie, int Strubenall5ltg, onrh
sic @0nge bcu Snfultdtsgebduoe 5lL
I'M aus SEM Soupteinealtg at bcr-
Ibipinbel1. Gpr oent @ebd,soe ltonoe1l
Saris fiir lie bereit rtno in ipenlgen
9rlgenbliden ging es bie So6ltrabe
bilulnter nod Columbus.
&oreu benn i6on etlpa bie Cont
merierien in ser SUITE &alml. Gs
lparen sic aHitglieber ,mierer Sfola
Gontorulh sic iib na6 Der ct. So
lepbSfatbeorale in Columbus bega=
ben, nm sic I'M 8 llbr begi1nenoen
Senebroe a,t iingeu, auf bie lie lih
mobenlong ioref0ltig porbereitet bot
ten. Shon felt lange,t Sabren pfle9t
ser @eiangbor regelnlaBig ieoe So
lte1l5eit ip1brenb ber &artpod)e, unter
ser 2eitlng 9fep. Goiparb S. 2ein-
baltIers, ii6 al Sen 3erenonien Scr
&oripo6e SIT beteili9en.
X
llnlere Slterferien beea11nen an
Mittwo6 9sa6ntittag in ser &arlpoDe
,no lie perben bis 5uln fonrmenoen
Wtontag hauern. 9ieie ernlten Sage
ipcrben in @ebet, Stuoillm lno gr-
boll1ng in ser slnitolt Derbra6t. Sc
ser ih6bt iib alitflid), bieie gebeilig-
ten Sage, sic bem fl. Siterfelte por=
angeben, bl1r6 Inpobnlrng Ser iinn=
,1no beoelltltngspollen firbliben &c.
remouien in ser s(nitalt 5ubringen al1
fonnen 1tno au ser 8naoen teilbaftig
81 pcroen, ipclde sic 5ablrei6en &C.
bete unb 8erfe ber Mbtotlng berab=
5ieben.
Ma66en sic 8ub- nno 8ettage ser
I'll. Salten5ett poritber lillo, fonnen mir
in pollen 3iigen sic Sre,lben Der
Siter5eit genieben. s(uf Siterionntag
miro in Ser GonaertbalIe, in ser gon=
rarbp=Salle bes Soiepbi11uns, INN
7.30 llbr folgenbes ml,Iifalii6e Sro-
granm 5l1r 9ur6fiibrung fon1men :
y Mississippi Suite. by Grofe
. Estrellita ..........b by Ponce
- A Day in Venice. by Nevin
During the intermission there will
be entertainment by a Brass Trio
(Rev. Mr.. Johnson, Mr.. Grueter, and
Mr.. MeinteD playing
| y Commoder Polka .........
| by Chambers
A Violin Sextette ~(Rev. Messrs.
Bremen, Bottoms, and Rabbit; and
Messrs. Forging, Hunkeler, and
Wenning) will give us their inter-
| probation of
- Whispering Grass. by Fisher
q SWanee River -. .Humoresque
The concert will close with the
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08

Orchestra playing three more mum
berS:
u Allegretto Seventh
Symphony -. by Beethoven
p Valse Nanette. -. by Friml
- Student Prince. by Romberg
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-08
W'ittluud), Den 8. Npril 1912
&ird)cnfalcubcr

g. -. elpril i. Suuntoa IT. Sitcrn
Gp. Seius crlNci,t Sen
slppiteln. Sob. 90.
81. IS. S6crrnellegilb
90. IS. 9(unltoiio
9. 1G. 8el1eoict SoIepb Sabre
s. II. " NnltetltS
@. IS. - Glcutbcrilts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-08-02

Here's the steel bit thot STRIKES OIL" In some wells be;oo
sunk todoy It scds down through the eorth two mile:
before reoche: the block gold Deeper ond deeper wells
ore being drilled topping new reservoirs Pehops we've
only scratched the suoee Of American OIL thot at oreoer
depths there: all the oil we'll need generations. But
fodoy we need to"k eors pipe lines boees se it where
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-08-02


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
BLONDES.

Bombs, not blondes are the
great menace!" cries Marie Har-
rison. OF Buriingame. Calf.
do I love my sailor lad?
More than anyone In the world.
Then how could ! be SO selfish
rs TO lay down rules for his
behavior ashore, when his life
is now regulated by the strictest
discipline? New worries and
dangers threaten the happy dis
position that first attracted me.
How could ! wish TO destroy 1t
entirely by refusing release In
the form of feminine COM
partnership? He looks to me
for companionship and under
standing in marriage later on.
1 think a little understanding
should be used now.
80 l approve OF dates for
service men whether they have
girls at home or not. Feminine
companionship is needed more
than ever, now that they're far
from home. It's only when he
confines his attentions TO one
girl exclusively that I'd begin
to worry. Only then would !
believe I'd misplaced my trust.
Marie Harrison. age al,
GAS Chula Vista. 'Burlingame,
calf.
(s2.50 prize)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
DRAFT
AGE

Hundreds Of thouSa nds Of
IL and l9-year-old youngsters
have just registered. Under
present law you can't be
drafted for Army service until
you're 20. but how do you
feel about IL? Are you ready,
willing and able" 10 start your
Army training now, or do you
think 20 Is young enough?
The Army wants lower
draft limit. Mrs. Roosevelt
said the other day: There is
not much difference between
a boy Of Is and 81 Here's
YOUR chance 10 say what
you think. Make IL Snappy
mot more than 200 words,
and send your answer TO
Elsie Robinson in care OF this
paper. Include full name, ad-
dress and age. Anybody under
80 hoy or girl Is entitled 10
express his or her opinion.
A SEQ prize for the best
letter from an Is or l9-year-
old boy. and other prizes for
all letters published. Contest
closes one week from today!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
FAITH

"a soldier can 60 out with
local girls and still be true to the
one back home" says Pvt. Henry
Newton wilkins OF Camp Bland
ing. Fla.
II am true 10 my home town
sweetheart and yet ! have a very
enjoyable time in my army life.
/ am not a camp soldier-I
receive many weekend passes
and take in many forms OF en-
tertainment. meeting lots of
nice girls and enjoying their
companionShip.
II have dates, 70 out 10 din
ners and dances. and aften 70
driving, but beyond that my
mind never wanders. / have n
nice. clean. enjoyable evening
and after It's over the girl Is
forgotten, as my thoughts are
always with the girl I left
behind.
"Of course there are boys who
can't resist temptation. but there
Is q reason for that-those boys
are not in love with anyone back
home.
My sweetheart and I had a
thorough discussion Of the sub
tect before / came into the army.
We have an undying faith in
each other. perfectly happy in
a common sense conception OF
the word true"
Pvt. Henry Newton wilkins.
age %
636th T. ID Bn., Btry. c.
Camp Blanding. FLORIDA.
$1,000 price
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

stance OF Ross squawk was that
he didn't care TO live among
New Workers. :. Ross denied to
the New York Times that he has
any prejudice against Harlem
ties and Bronxites (whom he
expressly named) but objected
to people In large numbers.
Well, they won't be so numerous
this year. Lots Of Bronx and
Harlem men can't get away from
army camps long enough to
annoy him. They are busy
protecting the freedom OF Con-
neetieut estate owners. While
our general staff is worried
about invasion OF Alaska by the
Japanese-the editor of the New
Yorker is worried about the in
vasion OF Connecticut by Ameri-
cans.
TT happened at the White
House recently. and the CORE
spondents are still tee-heeing
about 1t An editor. who
wasn't always too friendly to the
Administration. managed to get
a chat with r. d. r. after q
uress conference He fingered
after the appointed time and
happend 10 say: mfr. President,
how do you get rid of visitors
you do not care 10 see but. once
admitted. refused TO be shed?"
That's simple" said Mr..
Roosevelt. my secretary Is very
efficient at spotting bores. And
when she thinks one is overstay-
ing, she manages TO come In
and get me away on some plaus-
ible pretext.
At that moment, Miss Tllly,
the attractive Girl Friday.
poked in her head and said:
Mr.. Hull has been waiting half
an hour"
THE late Percy Hammond, one
OF the dramatic critics every
actor respected. always called
the other critics Aisle Actors"
-. One premiere he walked out
on the show In the middle OF
Act III AS Hammond walked
slowly up the aisle he put on his
hat Just look at that. "
groaned q first-nighter. "only a
critic would put on his hiatt"
Perhaps" interrupted a
newspaper confrere sarcastically.
"he is showing his contempt for
the audience as well as the play"
EIGN correspondent
Janet Flanner gave this example
OF the demise OF the French
press. in order TO arouse Ameri-
cans 10 appreciate their press
freedom II. she said. most
of the leading New York news
papers and magazines had to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

DO / sit at home anc Just
sigh and wait for him TO come
back TO mer Certainly not /!
Twice q week my home Is n
miniature USO. Soldier boys
who are hundreds OF miles
away from home come UP 10
raid the ice box. play cards
and get into heated discussions
OF all sorts OF subjects. On
these days We prepare q real
home cooked meal for them
and do they love It! I'll admit
we live pretty plain the rest
OF the week but the sacrifice is
small In comparison 10 what
these boys are doing.
IT do not feel that I am un-
fair to my boy friend. These
chaps are just lonesome boys
who no doubt have steady girl
friends back home, and ! must
say they are not cheating on
them. hope that on the days
my boy friend has off there is
a girl in that town with parents
like mine who are willing TO
share their home with him.
IT WILL HELP HIM REAL
IZE WHAT A GREAT PLACE
AMERICA is AND MAKE HIM
MORE DETERMINED TO WIN
THIS WAR so HE CAN COME
BACK TO Me AND A FREE
AMERICA"
Edythe Wellman, age IT
1919 w. Juneau ave.
Milwaukee, Wis.
$1,000 price
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Soldiers!
Should They Be True
To Girls Back Home?
Nv Elsie Robinson

Should a soldier be true When we asked
that question few weeks ago little did we ex-
pert most of The girls to answer NO. Yet
that's exactly what happened. Here's Edythe
Wellman. of Milwaukee, Wis, voiclng the senti-
ments of the modern American girl
Dear Miss Robinson: believe It is perfectly all right
for our service men to girls when away from home
My boy friend has been the service for almost too
sars and do orrgf do not! hope he's going out With
met oud hate think he could be gone long and be able
TO oct along uho feminine companonshp for he could he
,oud be confirmed bachelor by the time the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Ethics Of Tooth Paste Tubes
By ARTHUR BUGS BAER

THE fotsam and the etsam of the approxi-
mated by the junksam and the trasham of the land.
have become chain smoker of toothpaste tubes.
/ light tube n the end of another.
DID you think the time would when would
bootleg powdered chalk, pumce and orris?
BUT that is what has happened and unless have
reliable signatures and tube send
bridg ework the dry cleaners.
WHAT good is the community toothbrush in the PULL
smoker unless you get paste spread it's
gangrenescent bristles3
YET your toothpaste tube will win the and Ethics
the Vacant Tube advises box tops bent
axes rusted boilers bed springs tin and octagona
wheels. And don't you dare say that's lot of junk
By
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

THERE was a time when tossed the festive tooth
deegat
BUT today in the Ethics of the Toothpase Tube
the shell though the ammunition is gone
THE writer suffers from dual dentifrice personality
His toothpaste both ends of the tube
THAT'S like burning your candle Five Corners
throwing pearls TO swine in a month without in it,
AND the ignobe tincan also has attained dizzy spot
in the councils of nation.
THE highest honor that be paid the guest give
him plate of soup and then him with the
THE humble beer kettle has also enlisted the side
of democracy and free speech Was any other placer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
WHY NOT?

III the soldier or sailor er-
poets his girl TO remain true.
tDhy shouldn't he do hkeUise1"
asks Catherine Laura Miller, OF
Carroll. Iowa.
They could both probably
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

step out without the other know
Ing IL, but II they have true love
and devotion for each other
they won't want TO do u.
1T may be hard for a soldier
or sailor TO remain true. but
it's also hard for the girl. We
should all remember that true
loUe Nill help us gain a pictory.
The girl at home relies on her
soldiers Lore just as>he does
on hers.
LET THE SERVICE MAN
THINK OF HIS GIRL BACK
HOME, ESPECIALLY WHEN
THE GOING GETS TOUG II i.
THINKING OF HER WAIT
ING FOR HIM WILL KEEP
HIS FIGHTING SPIRIT 8
ALIvEl"
Catherine Laura Miller
age II
6l8 w. 10th st.
Carroll. Iowa.
(2.50 Price
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
H,oaduav!!
Up and Down
The Main Stem
With Walter WincheH

HAROLD 81 Don't Mean to Be Undemocratic') Ross,
editor Of the New Yorker mag appealed TO Gov Hurley
Connecticut keep New Workers from the outskirts of his
countrv home
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-15

3,ueia A.

Sie Seriammlung am 5. Sattltar
ipor siemlid gut beinbt uno tpl.roe
bonn HrGi. Moam S6eerer NIT gliid.
lidem Neuiabrs @nnid) er0ffnet.
gr Sanfte oen 8eamten fir oie quite
Mrbeit,' sic fie int pergangenen
Sabr geleiitet baben uno ermabnte
sic Mitglieoer, quite 8iirger 5u iein
alno 10 bel apie MIR moglid Gutes
au tl,n fiir uniere neile Seimat. Ga.
rauf mnroe i'm Stilen unierer ge-
ltorbenen 8riioer uno Shtpeltern
geoadt. Sic nett uno tpieoergetpdbls
ten geamten tpuroen bon 8r. Mid).
SpgaraIher nit ernl ten Worten IN
ibre Memter eingeiiibrt. Nah grleOi.
gung ser pieleh ,uihtigen @eifdfte
uno Shlub ser Teriammlung ipur-
Be tpie INNER &affee l,nb &u6en Ter.
piert. Mn Srinflnaterial tpl,roe AUDI
nidt eeipart. IS tpuroe eeiungen
uno getan3t; es eine l,,ltig 81. biz
ipGt slbenos. Die nid)t oa tuaren
baben mas perpaBt.
Sie nGbite Geriamn,lung finoet
am 1. 6ebruar i'm Gereinslofal 316
Sjt 81. Ctr, Inn 8 ltbr nafNntttagS
itatt. Gebtil,riid)es eefiiutes Sauers
fraut uno beilngemahte 9rattpurft,
Nubitm,ttel llno &affee miro alS
abenoeiien ierpiert. gsad Gid miro
qetan5t. slac 9riiber ,mo Sd,ueltern
uno oeren Sreulloe iino ber5lid) eins
gclaoen. slIlo bite, eld jebt idor
bieien Nadmittag fir uns porsubes
balten. &ommt aae, laBt uns So
iding feiern lpie mir es in unlerer
lieben alien Seimat taten.
&utb. Seiler, Grot. .4Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-15

3mei9 81.

SSn ser Sanuarperiammll,ne tpur=
Sen oie neuen 8eamten bon Shme=
iter 'Satianna &0miider initauiert.
Sim Z. 6ebruar finoet cine
0aidjin9
im Sadlenbeim fir sic Mitglicoer
itatt. Mlle Mitelieoer, sic baran tell
nebmen iuoIlen, nliiilen ii6 beiSh,p.
Marp 2eutidaft nno Gliiabetb SUIT
ia, ooer beim Club Bartender an=
meloen, anoernfaas lie feline 8eriif-
fibtiglng finoen. Gs miro Elm Siibs
nereiien ierpiert. gsebeneerihte iino
@ebeimniiie.
Gs tpar enttGui6enb, nur 10 ,peni=
&c Shtpeitern in letter Geriamm-
lung su ieben. 0aOurd perlieren
al,h Sic 8eamtcn Sen Wut. 8ir bof-
fen oab ndhite Seriammlung aIlc
SdiucItern erih.h CT rno be,ueiien,
OaB iie Sntereiie 9aben am Gereir.
Gs miro eripartet, oab oieienigeu
Sftpeitcrn, oie ni6t in ser Ser
lammlllng iparen. aber in 0as &rmi=
tee ernannt tpuroen, nit oem Gor-
iiber &ano in @ano arbeiten luerben.
0farie 3cppelt, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-15

Sn 0er 2utb. Sontcrus airden.
8emeinoe ipuroen am Sonntag, oer
4. SSanuar, bie folgenoen 8eamten
inltaaiert.
Gltratpr, Mid,acI Ardfit
Sdriftfiibrcr, Nidacl l1r1d)el
Shatmciiter, 0tatbias Gotb
6inanszSefr., WidaeI Naurer
&irdcnpdter, Srib 8enrid),
Sobann @eicr
SeriuaIter, Sob. S,iigeI, NidJ. ginber,
Stcre 9ellner. Scrbert 0robman,
Sreb Did, Inb. Sdntbt
SonntaaIdulleiter. Treb Sid.
IIe Seamten beripracben Dor Gotte5
slltar tbr @citcs su tlln.
Moge ser liebe 8ott ibnen &raft
uno Geiunobeit ibenfen, oamit Sic
8ottes Sadie tpeiter f0rSern belfen.
aaen ausldeioenoen lei seSanft fir
ibre treu seleiitete Mrbeit, mir boi,
fen, oab iie aud tpeiterbin sic Sir.
hengemeinoe uno &irdenrat nit
Sfat uno Sat unteritiiten tperocn.
0as tpalte 8ott.
Midael llribel, Sdriftf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-15

Ser 6. g. g. s. g. Il. 8erein,
3meig 1, beabiidtigt, Counting, Sen
8. @dra iein 40idbrises Stiftunes.
felt In feitlider @eiie nit &onseri
uno Hrosramm 5u beeeben.
Das ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS emf.
tpidelt rege SGtiafeit nnS es ,peroen
IN t,dditer 3eit tpihtige 9efannt,
mahungen erfoIeen.
es ersebt baber in oieiem Sinnq
an alle uns freunoIih geiinnten Ser
einigunsen oie 8itte, iih oieien Sag
nor5nnterfen, nm uns eenanntc
5eier gu einem 5reubenfeite eeItal,
ten 81 belfen gum @oblergeben un-
ferer Solfsgemeinidaft.
Ser GeitMusi6ub.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-15
2(,as 11etp Cattle, pa.
3iueig 25.

S)~O<ty s~o<
balt ieine uGdite GerIammll,ng ON
1S. Sanuar, 3 llbr nadmittags in
ser Gintradt= Salle ab. slQe Mit.
glieoer iollten anipeleno ieiu, oa Sic
DieoerertpGBltcn 8eumten in ible
slemter einsefiibrt tperoen.
Sn unierer am 81. Oesember ab.
gebaltenen Geriammll1ng tuurben all
Ole alten 8eamten per 9(fflanatiOn
mieoer geiuGblt.
Erdlioent, Soiepb g. Gpe
Gi5ez Erdi., Widael SiuS
Yrot. SER, Sfaknlcilter, Ncor9
@obeubprier
6. g. Sefr., Oeprg Yetrie
&aiienpatcr, Soiepb Gpe Sr.
Serlpalter, 0corg Yaulini, aHiHael
0Dlbner. Sob. Sd,uIlcr
9eputics, Geo. Yetrie. Solepb g. Cue
Sob llntd)
Gercinsar5t. Sr. Tario q. Shpaii
slIe Seainten berIprad)en audi il,
oielem Sabr ipicher ibr Seites fir Der
Nerein au tim.
@eorg 9ooenoorfer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-15
2lms uiles. Okie
3,ueis %.

Sn lester Geriainrnlung, Die am
Sonntaa, Sen 81. Se5ember, itatt'
fano, iul.roen foleenoe @eamtinnen
fir oaS Sabr 1912 geipablt:
Erdiibentir, Waria 2Did
%i5e> ErGiibentiu, gbriitiue Carmen
Erot >Sefr., Soiia 8iintber
Sim eSefr.. M9nes Sd,uler
Sd)atm. 2isbet Ninertb
6. 9. Sefr., Gina Gmerid)
Geripalterinncn, @aria Sprentb,
&atb. Sutb, &atb. 8inbcr 2
Gs oiene aaen Mitglieoern alr
Nadribt, 0aB Die nddite 8eriamrt,.
lung ioauie au6 oie 8iiderpriifung
am Scnntag, Sen 1S. Sanuar, itatt,
finoet. slae Yiitalieoer iino aebeten
Ser Gerialnnllung bei5uiuobnen.
Sofia 0iintber, SefrS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-15
2t,ts GlepelanN, Okio
0reifade 8eaebenbeit in Der
Suhn @e6er ssamilie.

Mm 10. Sanuar feierten Serr uno
Grau Sobn @eber, 1888 Slt 1874.
Strabe, 8i5e-Br1itoent oes 3tpeis
33, oes &irdenrats, uno YrGiioent
oes Druoerbunoes ser ct. Sobannes
@emeinoe, ibren 90. Sohseitstag,
nno am IL. Sanuar erreidjie ibre
iiinsite Tohter, Mrline, ibren 16.
@eburtstag ,uno am IL. Sanuar
iuur6e oeren Sobn gilliam uno
Gdtpieeertodter gettp 8eber, 1863
llrhana stoe:, Glepelano, g., sic
dIiidliden Eltern elmer biibden
9ohter.
Mutter II. 1odter fins inn MtcIonaIo
$aus, 2afelioe &oipitaI, uno befins
ben iih nobl. Iie ilngen Gltern
itno beioe friibere Mitslieoer oes
Gleoelano Sit Sunior Sadien Club
uno iebr beliebt. Natiirlid) bofft So.
ter @iuiam @eber bab ser Storh,
tpenn er ndd)ites Mal su 8eIuf
fommt, einen ltrammen Sobn brin,
gen miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-15
Oruke Jaidins im Citieite sadien'
helm am 81. Sanmar. An6 sic
fin6 ein8elaben.

.. g. g. 2ieSertafel NGnnerd)or.
belt am 6. Sanuar ieine reeelmGbi.
9e Beriantmlulpg ab. Naboem Der,
iAie6ene @eiddftc erleoist tparen er-
inAte Hrdiioent @eore 1olbertb ben
4unoesprdiioenten MooIf NiIfinser
oie ginfiibrung Ser 1eueu geanrten
bor3unebthen, mas er. meiiterbaft
Ourdfiihrte. Ct oanfte ben alsi1ei.
6en6en 8eamten fir ibre treue ,tno
CUTE Nrbeit, Die Tie fir oen Gerein
geleiftet baben, ermabnte oie neuen
8eamten CUR Hflidt unS Mrbeit, Inn
ben Derein auh in 9ufunft nit CT.
foIg 3u fiibren, uno ale Beamten
beripra@en ibr @eites gu tan.
Nadber aptiroe elm feines 8iibner.
eiien oiifgetraeen. oas bon Grou &.
etefani borbereitet tporoen mar uuo
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-15
0roRe Taidjina int Citieite Sadfen.
beim am 81. Saunar. Nmdj sic
iinS einselaSen.
3iueia 3.

O~~sy O>
Sn ser regelm1bieen IerIamm.
lung am Samstagabenb, sen 10.
Sanuar, ipelhe gut beiud,t >par,
tpuroen oie 8eonten bon unierm &C.
ebrten 8robNrdlioenten oes Gent
trol Serbanoes, Sobann gaItbes,
feierlid eingefiibrt. @ir banfen ibm
oaB CT gefommen mar Inn nns nit
9Rat ourd ieine lansen griabrunaell
nno ltnermiiolihe Mrbeit fir ieill
Tolf bei5ultebeu, ba mir Sic Gbre
baben ireroen oieies Sabr sic Gon-
pention oes Central Gerhanoes in
sllliance 5ll baben, l,no tpic lie in Sic.
len 3eiten abgebalten iperben fonn,
oaritber eriheint ipGter ein pol(=
Itdnbiger 8eri9t. Nun iibernabm
infer 9raiioent Martin sllbrid Sic
Seituns, er fraste Oh sic Ititalieoer
alle ipillens ludren mitsubeIfen;
oenn cine aonpention su baltcn lit
feline leifte aufsobe. slGe MitgIie-
ser peripraden nod beiten GrGften
mit5ubelfen.