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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-03-26
SPRING FEVER

Spring fever is a very COM
mon disease about this time ev-
cry year. When asked If they
had spring fever and to what
extent, students gave the fol-
lowing replies:
Lucretia Carper - It makes
me feel drowSy.
Violet Belts - I feel like do
ing things and going places.
Charles Bennett - I've got
some kind of fever.
Gloria Hopperstad - Makes
me feel "skippy."
Dorothy Weinberg - I have
MT got it..
Lorraine johnson - Wow!
Frances Dehnert - Shall I go
into detail?
LaNel Boughton - I don't
see why I'm still in school.
Wanda Fitzpatrick - Oh!
Ruth Lewis - Makes me want
to crow.
Madylene Beall - the wrong
way.
Mildred Quest - Terrible!
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-03-26
Fate Of Free Enterprise
Rests With Small Business
Economic Processes Altered as Producers
Seek to Beat Enemy CompetItloh' Fro'''
Motive Relocated to Background.
Bv
4noI,st and Com. uPntGtor.

get these facts before COEeliiiAiS'
officials ard before members OF con
eress before they act; his thlro Is u
assist group action wherever II l.
necessary to assist private el1ort
EIr. S~hcperdson cautiously points
out that he can not solve lhe lhoi
v;dlal's probi>ms as such oul "liei'
ever a GROUP Of interests are coii
ccrnrd rr wherever the lnoiVioua' :
r,yrescuts a group OF allleo mtel'
cs;s. he can and VIII be OF ass4s'
ance He admits that winning uae
war is An.crl>a's first JOB. a par'
; of small business can help IN tle
war effort ard the government. can
| help small business in this helo by
adH'H'ns me 90 v.h are con
l." ~ ah,n,;rg over their es-
trnhs,oa,s 70 roduc war prod
snacifcal1v his lob is to an
49, snal,,cbe Of INQUIRIES. This
80 40 in simnle. straight
ne ,snar.se
49, - b;S chief tasks is to help
s.an n.n,,facturer to answer
.he oorn,icated ouestionnaires and
an 49,. ~. forms REQUIRED by all
aouarnrent contracts. His
800. ., representatives in the
NV, -. - er.u business men
nelu u has - consultants
n WASHINGTON with him. He has
49, .remendo,s resources of the
tora;on and domestic COM
49, d.n.rtment of COM
~ 49, =. has the cooperation
-. aro,,n in oneress very much
" -os with tho Night of the
eWsn hus;ness man and he has the
""an,.hu ~ Donald Nelson, head
~ W.- production board.
Central
: As an example OF this mpa'h
cooperation, by the time inns IS "l.'
: ten congress will probably nave ap
D proved of the formation OF q Hull
S dred million dollar corporation .
a which Donald Nelson, nimsen' WI
r be the head, so there Will DC I"
Spl1s a0SAoANy
This corporation Will nave 'he po"
e er to make contracts LOT "i''
n supplies, it will see tna' tnese Gu.
l. tracts are let exclusively 70 "
% smaller
n pable of converting tnen plants
war production.
AS to the 6o TO % per eeLs
Americas small businesses WI
=. cannot be nverle Mi' ~
ut son Is renofls axnarience h
Mt lott as us oH sSi,;t,, ,nd =,
9 kno"leose VI s-on h,,.ine
&C s~nortcotflnns VI 1891 Lnou
~ man ana us WV.
eoge iiaAe cove Mr. She
;e- oian Hanemn n.nseed bv on
h. eroson' "N 49, r,relv thr
o. Soli'e' h.s m,naeeme
e His sa H. hr,ins Bic blu
~ speciaiis's N.aa.oh den.rtmen
- ness nss o.nnot .fford the
on'ai ouS ss .,s;nass men cam
=. uliss ill., nrints They do O
..u Tnay NAV ha
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-03-26

The u. s. chemical industry,
which is already making more
Explosives than were produced
at the peak Of the first World
war. will double the size OF It's
current production this year.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-03-26

This Is the time to build up
robust good health as a wea-
pom to be found In every home,
on every farm, in every office,
in every factory, In every SOL
diers' camp in America.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08
Se0shore District
Conference OF
Methodist Church

The Methodist Church Of Pas
eagoula. Rev. r. W. Timer. past
or. was host yesterday. Thursday.
May S. 70 the District Conference
of the Seashore District which
was attended by approximately
800 delegates. including thirty
elergymen. IN an ail-day session.
II was a business meeting and
was presided over By Rev. J. +.
Campbell. superintendent Of the
Seashore District. Every Method
ist Church IN this section OF the
state was represented. and much
constructive work vas accomp-
Iished
In addition 10 the eIergyrnen of
the district . number Of prom
inent connection mel were pres
ent. including the editor Of the
New Orleans Christian Advocate,
and other prominent men Of the
church.
One pleasant feature Of the
meeting was that the local Meth
odists had just completed remod-
cling and redecorating their
church building and plant. and
the Conference thus met in al
most q braid new building.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08
Rotary Club
CONTINUED from page u

Continued from page ID
Secretary George Hills Of the
meeting Of the l41gt Rotary Dis
tHict 81 jackson, Miss. on Sun
day. Monday and Tuesday Of this
week. which he attended as rep
ncse1taiIve Of the Fascagoui8
Club, being the only member of
this club to 50 attend
R0tarian Hills gave the high
lights Of the convention. which
vas presided over By Rev. A. c.
Ingram. district governor. who
Vas a former Of the Pascsgoula
Club. and later. the Moss. Point
Club. Rotary International was
representedby c. Albert Oulton.
Of Saskatoon. Saskatchewan.
Canada, who made an address on
.Worldwide Status Of Rotary.
Lindsey Todd. president Of the
Janior College al Decatur, Miss
was nominated unanimously IS
governor. 70 succeed the present
governor, Ingram.
George attended all the meet
ingx. conferences and entertain
nients during the meet. and had
. wonderful time. lie said he was
@rry only one member from Bic
hanae club was present. but he
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

stated thai ahx 4tttEsaaa<e gen-
erals u& be3a usan Is sa . ae&g
ago Moss point Mrn the pgsnr Tor
.the rNssl u1efaN4s rFr@n1 1ncfr
hein9 seventies 81 hcza thsre
A. W E4el1 sr uAs intro
Gucra hy Rotarsaa Tom Wells a.
tise HArh Srhaot Rotari&n iar tire
nhensh and as an outstanding
sta6cni ~ aae school ans ~ WAS
given a hearty NEfcusre Thers
we're ne Visiting RotsfAAas and
no 9aeNss
The meetlng nexs week wt1 D.
a JOINT enc with ire Moss Point
Club IT Mess Point on Thursday
MAY - The uenc uf the PRO
gram. which vii be in charge u
JOHN Watts vii b. Clah Service.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

IL ue mpsy * sasa oa hafsa =
R ssatiSn
In rrgrsnR the indxnaaAs
states he sm0ani e neaF en
hand Stamps wsv deiseh
fiSn hc0ks Whsge us fasnAly eF
ps mracsns3 d nse thAn tvu
puanas pefsnn seesiesea -
tht sNnsl1y Uacuf
Mast HextxssT
The registration mas ts Eea
est Undertaking II IL stature u
the history a ne unlina States
bat was ccnapletea With vefy
hule confusion III tins rpadnts
School hrsas reported esfHtent
orKanlxAsassa ana an shaxndAnce
Il cheerful umkess IN nsst n.
STANCES
Superintendent cf K~tlsscsiAaa a
II AieRehee expressed MS pefmn
81 appreciation 10 All trAehefs and
ether persons who asded in the
registration
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08
Jackson County
Rally Held ~
Baptist Women

ON Ns nep
e a aA
faexe stHsf ths
rails - N 3M
M z A HsAf
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tne - 5 ntsy
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AaNrs - ms 81
thu fAkht efssa Mf2 S6
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i've 8esetm8k rs
|thlFs iim Is shAs
ihe Afres nsst uf fhe hgsn i
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stfxmea lF & NAA f
ihat. sks mhanHs
farther ama
AN @gH s xa
Weii wfa Hn
"a tse H#AAeg 81 sN
NsfN i " AprsnN. !
estuFma an
Asaef
AZ MsN Anae ns ls nAs
tatntk fNH eatM
Anm sr Ae A~saans
Nat4& 4H4 stts44M4E &t tsaa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

~sx a ta
Ni
M@ Nela ksa s@r
ap
s mapnm EsasY Rkftx
ssf TataY rvnG ~
Mfa naae MA Airs
n agxx A. snas
gnn- Ard ~ Carl
"A iae eaAe
useA ard
txe ufxs HfNtKe ard rn
we're uten 80 NN
fent6sgf 81 iN evening
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08
Demonstration.

Continued From Page oncl
was the lighting Of three 81
bombs two une-gallon bombs and
one five gallon komb These ARR
set OF with a small charge # en-
.pioslve and spread their flaming
contents ever ) large srea They
are generally used IN attacks on
large warehouses. or industries
covering large areas
First aid treatment Of air raid
victims waS also demonstrated
X v Barnham. chalsmaa 81
the county Civilian Defense. and
" Gautier. chairman Of
Emergency Civilian Defense.
made short talks
Assisting in the demonstration
were Bud Pelham. fire chief, and
y. A. Stafford. chief of police for
the Ingalls, Shipbuilding Corp
Claude Bilbo Of the jackson
County Mills. and Jack Turner
representing the Moss Point Mill
of the International Paper Com
Ipany.
Representing the fire depart.
ment was Will Allen A ". Ezell.
chief q police: A L. Monroe.
chief Of auxiliary police: r A.
Khayat chief air raid wardsn:
Walter Davidson and Tom Wells.
trained instructors: +. c Houck.
Travis Avera. chief fireman. John
Grant chief auxiliary police. Cal.
win Bolding. first aid: Henry
Gautief. chicf air raid warden:
Nollie Watts. scouts: Wilmer Har-
riS. ". B. McDavid. firemen.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08
Contracts
continued From PAGE onel

tcontsuaied From PAGE onel
spent. Megehec said hut Ne
warned that rural alsossls esnfot
expert additional revenue TIE
hoard reserves the right 10 70
Jet any and All bids
kscgehee again expressed an
appeal 10 prospective operators
fer their patriotic cooperation
In these trying times The school
fund faces The loss Of the $4,000
bridge fund. be pointed out. and
the Increased state allotment and
the additional funds from IN
creased assessments viii only
compensate for that loss
He pointed out that while Pas
|eagoula and Moss Point school
eysiefns are receiving federal aid
because Of Increased enrolment
directly as the result Of local war
industries. rural schools have
not and probably viii net re-
lceive similar aid
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08
MOuniPleasani

Mss& rgsl Bafsa ard "a
Is wasn ~ nj piwmut AMI
aankln Ravens - NamciesVs
ese she ,m guests 81 :
H. esVfn fsr Hsfna IN SIRE iuve
ne III Me@1anges Cliff ard
Asaufine TAyher - NJ rlremnt
|AbNat hsrw youna p aa
she Rev q a. MSHfsae 81 an
4F2 Hntssa Roberts afni ! =
Nase enyea the Tafg
|pslsisst Thsee haee Aes
sef ge cream snd plenty ~ cake
efx addei features ~ sle es4e
nna entoyment
FnNA IRELAND Rebln ware aul
Carlton Carter II ~ Pheasant
LETT Saturday sos m8xNe il tn
|rk SANS Army Al sbe se
munlsg bids tlrse iel kiaiWaff
ymsng solss~4s usHi ed Ant
.hanpY landings and hasne a9an
IN ! not tea distant susssse
T. panaA Tasha. m
aewhere il Okiahasea Mt
peaasnt sends greetings and
wishes
Among usase attending he
singing cfHaxeeagan in raMagFa
Il Sunday Ma NJ and hFa
n r Davis ~ HAlusA1fK M.
and Mra ! Frank uhesn. Mis-
fsaim Maa 0NellL Mesara Ges
0Nesit Alfred noiMssa ~
yoang Marshall ufadk
Herte. nn<l NJ ard Mfn Hubble
H~otefta ard sons II III pieas
anl
Mi Pleasant Womena niesn
Of Christian Services viii mees n
tie h0sfae Of Mrs Roland Wars
snd Mrs Cooper Lyuns on san
DAY afternoon Ma 10th. wlsf
Miss Maude Roberts n ehsfae d
TIE program
NJ and Mrs Denver Lyons
acre gueate Of Mr. and MIRA Mar
yin Vaughn u Paseaaoula Sun.
day.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

tCnnaaasc tfNgn pAGe y
part
MI cArv sAas sad THAT re
sehools 81 hsh Moss Fnant Ard
raRcuta had offered their So
operaii0n il SIRE drive ard VII
n1rs tanss through contributions
Nom the EtudenE
Tar uniied Chlna Relrf has
cn creau-a - that all tire peo-
sR1e q Auaerks can most effective
~ aid ali ahe people q China
~ NJ. Maanger. Jackson banker
esd chairman ~ the United China
Relief IN Mississippi said Funds
asn tire drive win be distFihat
ea 10 nine pa~rtAcipasing agencies
naat were formerly supported ~
separate drives These Agencies
non duplicating IN their Nofk
@a each serves q definite ard
Necessary phase Of the relief
amk
Gifts to United China Relief arv
aan0Enixed By the federal and
te governments IS deductihle
= computing income taxes. ~
Woanger said. and he defined the
pose Of the organszation as be-
- four fold
Use OF Funds
- To secure funds Cor relief
aAd rehahilltssisn IN China
To neasssare the Chinese
people Of American friendship
and good will
To scouaint the American
people with the nature and sig
nifscance Of what Is happening in
China.
TO unity American efforts
in raising funds for aid to China
Nr Mounger stated that China 5
relief and rehabilitation needs
fen into five general clasxiflca-
tions.
Direct relief. food clothing.
shelter
b Medical Aid
c. Care for needy children
d Industrial reconstruction
e Training Of skilled workers
and leaders
The participating agencies
which draw their principal sup
port from the United China Re
lief fund. already maintain we'll
established organizations in
China, MIR. Mounger continued.
These organization are led BY
experienced American educators.
doctors missionaries. and business
men and BY trained and reliable
Chinese Ghey will honestly and
efficiently administer all the
funds America can possibly send
20 China this year. he asserted.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08
lcontlnued ZOE PC onsl

Continued From Page 0ne)
other day during the period.
Schools were used as places
OF registration. with the school
head in each instance being ap
pointed as chief registrar. Many
schools reported registrars work
ed on shifts, registration eontin-
uing from eight o'clock in the
morning until after nine o'clock at
night IN some instances.
Adult Must Register
Rules regarding the regiStra-
ton provided TIA an adult meme
Der Of each family could regis
ter for the family group.
The war rationing books con
tain 100 detachable stamps
These stamps win be used by
the individual in purchasing the
first allotment Of sugar under the
rationing plan That IS. each IN
dividual Of the family will be
allowed a quota Of two pounds Of
sugar per month.
Stamp Period Covered
The first stamp IN the book
covers the period from May 5 70
Mac f6 and is good for one pound
Of sugar and is detached b. the
retailer at the time Of purchase
The second stamp covers the pc
Rod from May II 10 Nay 30.
The third May 81 to June Is and
he fourth June II 70 June n
June n. . new quota will
be issued by the government and
decreased or increased 70
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08
Down The Ways
AiInualls

M.u sela Ma< Dc1san i -
nnalne nse pelaon q rfv
ssary - NJ A J Cras
xearsas s-anaaer next week M
.rassh Reynolds who prev
.hsld ne position has reeign
AMI leaves Tor Birmingham ~
.t,Asna. this week end
Ms Glennle CLARK teleWm
Operator. was ne husse ftess 4
'Mlss Gsiaa naal - Molale Al
haKra last week end
" n Cuest. b.. az the plaa
Engineering Department ~
trcn suffering from an uEaunea
ease It late spfsng o. Bin 90
out fus aifsu@s = weNk retnfu
20 lhe affict last Thursday e
10 catch up with bis Wofk -
had i relapse --latest refsFt
~ Il smrroving ard
be hsck ia harness mon
Miss Mary Iorraine presx ana
d. n Buffet pf the II. s ArnY
stationed 81 HolsDn- Mass ws
married en- "Wednesday aftern
n che Catholic Fett0fy b. Faa
.cr Carey Miss sally prea 4
'CulspoFi. Mississippi was heg Il
tiers only attendant and Hesm
stanley served a. bcsl man
Private Buffet Mrs Ruffei ~
resume her dutlen rs private m
rotary 10 Mr. Ernest Easilh -
sistant to She vice president alla
a brief honeymoon
Mra Marie Clark. private aes7e
tary Il Mr.. " n Guest. Ye
president Of The Ingalls, sh
building Corporation. rounds
three years service with The ed
parry on May fifteenth
holds another rank ia her tyre
work IN point Of years sefyia
Nj. and Mrs II r Johnsh
OF Birmingham. Alabama. hge
been spending the past fcw dss
in psscaKouia visiting their
II +. Johnston. Jr.. % the in1n.
trial Relations Division
Miss Alice Smith. uf she fee
ties engineering department kss
been confined 70 her hnna ~
the past week. suffering from .
head injury received in a. aaio
mobile accident last Sunday
The ingalls, Athletic Assa
ton held . large party % Wed
nesday night at The Reereau
Hall Of the Housing Project Mafe
than 3 hundred attended the Il.
fair. From eight until nine 81
entertaining program. with TrNs
Walker serving IS NJ G, was
sented The various sports, whifl
will BE- q part If The association
nrnnrAua nnnem esssaraaanaAA h
members dressed in The uniforr
III thai afaaFf Ea4h gave : shas.
humorous description Of whai d
represented. Dancing and rt
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

A dentist Is a person who rams
. pound Of cotton. . suction pump
and six ounces Of wax into your
mouth. and then asks: Well
what do you think O the general
situataon1H
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-cat Boat HRRMIKE
Cup winner three consecutive
years. Ne@ silk sail. $4,000
y b Herring.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

WILT RESISTANT onaia
PIaae--f0 cents pes III. ssy size.
To BOudeusk street IS 50
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

FOR SALE-Ciean s0-pound Cot
ten Mattress for double bed One
DAY bed. cheap Phone e6zW
SIS lfp
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

FoR SkLE-iss9 pigmaagh basl
RES coupe aith : new tisea aaa
go spare Radio aud heater
Cal Mos Point assI. So zsp
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

and paEeF hansH
Guaranteed M0k ksfsH@s e
feaaest Edward NaasA 1877 2
|TyhE Phose szzs ST -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

IkKgvfEW TfaiiaF Park o
KraAs Lake aaa Waaaf. LauHd4
rs Spring aIeet 7as5 % -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

Nc and Mrs Denver Lyons
we're guests 81 Mr. ard Mira Mar.
yin Vaughn u Paaeaa0ula sun.
DAY.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

pr s&5 - Tradez young
Texas Ponies 2 hes9 81 hoas !
DAYTON sausage mil. eompieEe
ae Deaee Ighi plant. ed : PAR.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-08

n1a wazasass ves=tan bsasz
amrhine res cali 20 bNliA -
u.ianee gnse Mos Pelnt S-W 81
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China Relief.

ScmHnasa tssn pass 2
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Die Helm. Gl5e Gals i. srfGbrt, oab
lie 3u i9ren be;ben Gmtueitern nod
Elm S4tpeferd;n betommen): .Mh.
papa, no ipiuf Dii benn nur ar bic
Witsift fit uns betnebmen!1
gine grboIungspauie.
Mietber (ieit bret ,Sas.r: i'm 6auie):
rSn benz aldpie-ipisl ne6enan tritt
ipobl gar tetne pauIe e::ns" Wirtbin:
% bod. ab uno gu tpirb oas Rlapier
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pobI tnan1e fauere S:lnos9" 2ebr<
ling: xSa. gum Geifpiel, trenn ih
mid p-.! tlittner, lGndAliden Me.=
tter priigeln lciIen r1ub, ipo iob piel
fSysss bin az els
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05

President, Henry SCHNEIDER, 740,
Dearborn Ave, Cleveland, Ohio,
~ Vice Pres. John Rochus, sOS--11th St..
Secretary, Martin Polder, SAC New.
garden Ave-, Salem, Ohio. ..
Assistant Sec'y.. Otto Schmidt, 1885
~i1elity ave. Gleyeland. Ohio.
Huron Ave-. New Caste. Pa.
-O-
11AxcEEs or TEE Z. q. :. 4.
Alliance. Ohio. Saxon Junior Club
Pres, John Schuller, 1888 s. Meadow
Secretary. Hilda Goeckel, 2111 South
Union Ave.
0lsvsland, Ohio.
C1sveland East Ju1lof Saxon Club.
President, Arthur Ungar, o244 Briar.
wood.
sec'y.. Evelyn Romischer, 1918 Ed.
monton Ave.
ClevslasA Wsst sun,yrs Club.
PRESIDENT, John kiertscher, 1902 Sec
Secretary, Katherine schulier. 1881
West f2nd ST.
osntea' oiio. - Canton sszoa Junior
G.. Pres, John Rochus, Elm Apt. on nth
street, ~. r..
Sec'y, Isabella Schriever, 15s Faw.
cett, N. w.
Cols0n6u0, Ohio. - ColuuLao Jv1aor
saxon Club.
Ave-
Sec'y., Kath. Gotzmeister, 1857 East
Whittier Avenue.
Detroit, Mich. - Detroit Junior 9axons
President. Jos. Binder, 442S Drechsel
Avenue.
Secretary. Maria Dengel, 6ssa Theieen
Street.
0uWooA C1ty, 3o. 1llVoo6 City
Ja1lor 0axo0s,
Pres. William Thalgott, wuerttem.
berg Road.
Secretary. Sophia Krestel. s1s South
Street
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05

Farrell, pa. - The Isx1oll ooxeo s.
At11et1e C1Rh. =, Z.
President. Henry Holmes. 304 I4aynA).
Secretary. bertha TeIeky. IS. Siam.
bOugh Ave. ~. = !
Gary, Ind. = cary Junior sa1o0e
President. Robert Fox. 1918 w. 18th
Secretary, Mathilda Helwig, s44 Wash.
ington Street, Gary. Ind. -
xomsstsaa, Pa. - Homestead Slasse
8axoo Dub.
President. Fred Kraus. <77l Winter.
Secretary. Henry rheli. isls sy.vsn
Avenue. 80. y
Loraln, o. - I,oraln Junior Oaxona y
President. Richard Blumeier. 201 1As0'
Secretary, Ann Binder, 1l2o Wo0k
Goth Street.
Martins Ferry, ohie = 1faxtaas 1Sesy.
Saxon juniors.
President. Matt schunn. General Deli
Secretary, Margaret Hutter. so4 North
Eight Street
Monaco. -. - 5ualoe saxoa sosaSty.
Pres, Gerald Fleischer. 420 Right. St.
Sec'y., Helen Schuller, 40 Penn Ave.
Msv Castle, ps. - Nev oessas x.sa-
sylve01a boxo1 juAlogA
President. William Ungar. 5l3 Samp.
son Street.
Secretary Eleanor Schmidt, 20ls N
Mercer Street. Apt 2l9. ~:
Salem. Ohio = 0alew Junles oa1ea 0laD
President william Wagner, as w
PershinG Street. Salem. Ohio.
Secretary. Htlda Frnnt,iA 7eo New.
garden Ave-, Salem, Oh10I
YouAgstoWn, OAao. - Yo0a9utoVD
Ja1ao1 0axoA AsoooooAl6a
President. Richard schuller, $40 LAke.
wood Ave. .s, 49, re-, &c :
Secretary. 1sab-l Bockesch, 30 Eigea
Street. t'M ~ 80.
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Ex.Enndes-PIas... Stefan Klausenbur-
ger 1;sos SorSs.t Aye Detr9it s,ssI Mich
oss T. 81 yiss.b-Fras s.f Prls e. aeors Ka.ch.r. se
Gotha Ave: youngstown. Ohio. ,,...,
hengst, 1743 Oberlin Ave. Lorain. Ohio.
2. Bundes-Sekretar. Georg Schuller.
1890 lssliow Ava, Detroit, Mich;
as Bnndss.Verwaitei asS9a AiHe si John Gtnther 15s
Shenango Blvd, Farrell, Pa; Sam Aber.
327s: West 127. strasse, Cleveland, O.;
Katherine D6rling. S17 Emerald ST..
youngstown, ohio.
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s,ss aesss enae sames &c: Maple
crest Parma Heights.
Sesr.. Michael krauss. 3544 West
So. Str. Woodbine 4499.
BvndessektDon 3.
Cleveland Ostseite LieAertafel Damen-
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Pras.. Johanna Wolf, 345s ost 145. Str
.-...., Maria spann. 1902 Lawnview
Avenue.
Ave
Dundossokt1on 8.
Detroit, Mich. >. s. GemlschteP CssOr
nrSS., George Schuller. 17A30 Barlow
At,.
sxr, Jinka KeIlre,. so7s Marl-
be 4 lgh.
Dun6esssktio1 4
Erie. Ys. 3. q. 1IxnAofchor.
Pris., Heinrich Melzer, l43 Ost 33. Str
Sekr.. Albert Ben.e, 1913 Presrly st
N.ndsssektion s.
1oraln. q. .: 3. Qssangveretn H1ntracht
Pras.. Mich. kirschner. S11 w. Il. St
Prot. .Sekr.. r. X. Friesenheugst
New Caste. p. 1istTaeis os.aas-
Pras.. John Untch. 2408 Delaware Av
Sekr.. John Lienerth. 11o5 Delaware
sunaesektion ?.
Pras. stefsa Fronins. 7ss Newesreel
seat. A.atn. Arauss. 1853 8. Ellswc rth
BudessektioA 8.
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sssr: John soFSen s4is Ave s
Bundessektion Q.
Alliance, Ohio. Harmonic Gem. Cho1
Pras., Leopold Schmidt, us Wade Av
Prot .-Sekr., Arnold Haltrtch. 1904
South Morgan Ave.
BuaGesssktion 10.
3r4s. Ya 0emischter C11o1.
Prds.. Elise RauSSn Inn, $40 w. 10. Str
Sekr., Margsrete Beute. 101S Priestly
Avenue.
8undessoktion IL.
Clevelastd, Ohio. DAmO1chox "8axouiA"
Pras.. Sara Schneider. Ala Witchits
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