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Smyrna times., 1942-06-18
FIERCE STORM
DOWN STATE

ers-white and colored-imprisoned
within made a move to escape.
Instead of making a break for
freedom, those IA prisoners began
to yell murder. They were scared
badly by the lightning flash and
subsequent crack of thunder" Jail
er Bowen explained. Deputy Sheriff
Bowen quickly closed the main jail
gate and restored order.
Messenger Worker Stunned
Still another bolt short-circuited
machinery in the Office of the
Democratic Messenger, Snow Hill
weekly, sending balls of fire thru
out the interior of the plant. One
employee, Thornton N. Mills, "a, was
stunned by the bolt. A physician
who examined him said he was suf-
fering from shock.
Cow Killed, Barn Raced
A COW in a herd on the farm of
Elijah N. Holloway near Delmar
was killed instantly by lightning
and barn was destroyed during
a severe electrical storm, accom-
panic dby heavy rain and hail,
which swept that area. A large
number of other livestock, in a
barn where the cow was killed,
were saved by quick action before
fire, resulting from the lightning
destroyed the barn. A large guam
tity of hay was lost, in addition to
the COW, bringing damage to an
estimated $1,000. Volunteers of
the Delmar Fire Department re-
sponded to the fire call, but were
unable to save the building. Three
incres of rain fell in approximately
one hour and a half during the
storm, it was estimated, and farm
ers agreed that some crop damage
was caused by the driving rain and
hail.
Smyrna times., 1942-06-18
DEATH RECORD OF WEEK
(Continusj from Page One)

Charles S. Clements of Clayton and
Norris c. Bernard of Buffalo, NY.
Funeral services were held at his
late home Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock with Rev. Frederick Marx
Barton officiating. Burial was in
Lakeside Cemetery, Dover.
Smyrna times., 1942-06-18
TOMATO COST RECORDS
Will Be Obtained Again This Year
on Kent County Farms

VIII Be Obtained Again This Year
on Kent County Farms
Records of cost of producing to-
matoes will be obtained again this
year on a number of farms in Kent
County under the direction of
County Agent Russell E. Wilson in
cooperation with E. P. Brasher, Elk
tension Specialist in Truck Crops,
of the University of Delaware, and
local canning factories including
the Wyoming and Houston plants
of Libby, Mcneil & Libby and the
cannery of w. L. Wheatley & Son
at Clayton. For the purpose of OBJ
tanning field data on this crop these
farms are visited at least twice
during the season, and the results
are tabulated in countrywide re-
port, but no individual records are
revealed except by key numbers.
By this method the cooperating
farmer in this project may COM
pare the results on their own farms
with those on the other farms and
the average for the county.
Smyrna times., 1942-06-18
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
People Who Come and Go,
Visitors To Our Community
and Former Smyrnians
lnQME AND CLUB PARTIES

MI. dllQ MIS-. W. DdlCihou NdiiSd
of Smyrna attended the commence
ment exercises at Linden Hall,
Lititz, Pa, on Monday, June 18th
when their daughter, Miss Ellen
Louise Cullen was graduated. Miss
Cullen did not return home with
her parents but left for Annapolis
where she will attend the June
week festivities at the Naval Acad-
envy as the guest of Midshipman
Armstrong Hamilton.
Miss Sarah Ellen Wright spent
the weekend in Philadelphia with
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Bryan,
and attended the debut of Miss
Phyllis Harrington which was given
on Saturday by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Harrington, of Bala-
Cynwyd.
Eugene VanHouten, of Hemp
stead, L. l., Warrant Officer, u. S.
Army, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry C. Webb, over the
weekend, en- route from Boston,
Mass. to Fort Monroe, Va.
Jimmy Burris, William Glenn
Wright, and Edgar Mills were
among those from Smyrna to en-
train for camp on Wednesday.
Mrs. H. D. Boyer left on Satur-
day for a visit with Mrs. Harry
Grier at Milford.
Mrs. George L. Huxley of Will
mington is the guest of Mrs. How
ard R. Jones.
Mrs. Kline Weir and daughter
Dee Dee of Pittsburgh, Pa, were
guests over the weekend of Mr..
and Mrs. C. L. Harmonson. Mrs.
Weir returned on Monday while Dee
Dee remained for an extended visit
with her grandparents.
Mrs. William j. Taylor was host
ess on Tuesday to the members of
her bridge club at The Wayside
Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cunningham
of Connelsville, Pa, were guests
this week of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery
Ward.
Pvt. George Thawley is spending
a ten-day furlough with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George S.Thaw-
Mrs. Pearl Newson, daughter of
Mr.. Horace Tilghman, and Mr..
Harold J. Waller of near Seaford,
were married June 10th at Laurel,
Delaware by the Rev. Elliot of the
Methodist Church of that town.
Mrs. Horace Beckford and Mrs.
Malcolm FARRELL entertained at din
ner and bridge in honor of the
birthday of their sister, Miss Nellie
Wallace. Miss Marianne Webb of
Smyrna was among the guests.
ley.
Sgt. Elmer B. Passwaters of
Camp Davis, N. c., has been trans
ferred to Norfolk, Va, and spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Passwaters.
Pvt. Fletcher Truax, son of Mr..
and Mrs. James Truax, spent sew
eral days this week with his par
ents. He is under order to leave
soon for the front.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. F. Uhlendorff
have returned from the conference
at Trenton, N. j., where he was re-
turned to Jerman Chapel for an
other year.
Mr.. Ellery Ward cleft yesterday
to spend several days with his
mother at Cumberland, Md.
Miss Beulah Hazel of Philadel-
phia, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Blanche H. Messick.
Miss Helen Ringgold is spending
several weeks at Claiborne, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Money and
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon c. Clark and
daughter Janet, of Wilmington
were dinner guests of Mrs. r. H.
Denney on Sunday. Janet remain
ed for an extended visit.
Miss Marion Chester spent the
weekend with Miss Marion New
Smyrna times., 1942-06-18

3 COWS, 2 with calves by side,
one close springer. Apply
c. H. FORAKER,
Duck Creek
Tel. 1889 Smyrna
Smyrna times., 1942-06-18
AsBURY METHODIST CHURCH

Rev. DIR. j. w. Oolona, Pastor, An
nounces Services For the Week
The services at Asbury Method
list Church next Sunday, June 21st,
will be as follows: the Church
School will convene promptly at 10
o'clock with Mr.. H. G. Jones, Su-
perintendent, in charge; the morn
ing worship service and sermon at
IL; the evening worship service and
Smyrna times., 1942-06-18

sermon at clock Prayer service
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1942-06-18

Too little; too late; too bad!
There still is time to buy U. S.
Defense Bonds and Stamps.
Evening star., 1942-04-22
Manganese Proposed
To Enrich Milk for
Human Consumption
Chemists Get Report
On OkIohomo Study
OF Elements Effects
sy staff corr,.eops.ut Of IN. st.r

/ ~ STAFF Corrtsposdent Of Tbs 5taY.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 22-Msr1-
ganese-enriched milk was proposed
before the American Chemical So
eiety meeting here today.
Nearly IS years ago il was discov-
cred at Johns Hopkins University
that mother rats. fed on a diet de-
void of this element. not only could
not nurse their young but apparently
were completely devoid Of mother
love
Used chiefly in the past in steel
alloys. manganese became known as
the mother love element" Since
then much unreported progress has
been made In determining its real
role in nutrition. 1t was reported by
DR. Willis D. Gallup of the Univer-
Sity Of Oklahoma
Content Decreases Rapidly.
The manganese content Of ami
mails, including man. is high at birth
when the mothers have had normal
0let, LIT. GalIup reported. IL de-
cresses rapidly. however, during the
milk-feeding period
Even II its real function remains
unknown. he stressed, 1t might be
well to make up this deficiency by
putting the element in milk. There.
Is some evidence that the milk can
be enriched by feeding the element
to nursing mothers-among animals.
Experiments at the Oklahoma
university, he said, have demon
strated that a manganese deficiency
in rats is accompanied by sterility
In males and milk production dis
turbances in females. Young born
10 rats on low manganese diets
usually are too weak to survive.
Females appear to be much more
Evening star., 1942-04-22
Divorced Over Witchcruft

HACKENSACK. N. J. P.-Mrs.
Anna Buonomo won her divorce
case after testifying that her hus-
band struck her when she refused
to believe in her mother laws
tales of witchcraft She testified
her husband. John. insisted he had
shrunk three inches on his 2ist
birthday because his mother said so.
Evening star., 1942-04-22

D. Anderson OF the University OF
South Dakota.
SeIeuiurn. close relative OF sllfur.
Is taken from the soil by plants
When the pasture grass Is eaten by
animals they develop a fantastic
disease in which the hoofs OF cattle
and sheep grow like claws more
than a foot long They soon die.
In the experiments reported by
the South Dakota chemists, dogs fed
from Il 10 Is parts per / 600 900 Of
selenium in their diets died in three
or four months. Eggs laid by hens
fed tiny amounts OF seleniurn pro-
Evening star., 1942-04-22

ouced q high percentage Of mon
stroSities, but these were largely
eliminated by small additions OF
arsenic. This poison also has been
shown 70 protect selenium fed
cattle.
Evening star., 1942-04-22
Used Sion Tulk l34 Yeors

TEMPLE CITY. Calf tP.-For
is4 years Santiago Suviate got
through life with sign language
Born deaf and early kidnapped by
Indians, Suviate simply never
learned to talk" associates ex-
planned
Evening star., 1942-04-22

sensitive 70 the deficiency than
males
The experiments have demon
xtrsted that manganese deficiency
in poultry affects growth. egg pro-
ductinn and the strength Of egg
shells Eggs from hens on a man
gznese deficient ration contain in
10 allow normal development OF
the embryo. Newly Matched chicks
have shortened leg and wing bones
There are also notable deficiencies
in the bones.
Higher Role Unsolved.
The exact role OF manganese In
the diet OF higher animals remains
unknown. DR. Gallup said. but It has
been demonstrated that 1t is neces-
ssry for certain systems OF engines
TO go into action. In this way it
may play part similar TO that OF
some Of the vitamins. It apparently
he said. counteracts the poisonous
effects of large doses of vftamin
bone. also an activator OF engine
systems which control the burning
OF sugar by the cells.
Arsenic. one OF the deadliest OF
known poisons, may act as an anti
dote for another poison found in the
soil OF some Western States, selen-
ium. This was reported before the
society by Drs. A. L. Moxon and H.
Evening star., 1942-04-22

Don't be ashamed to carry home a
q box that isn't wrapped in precious
paper. Be ashamed OF waste.
Evening star., 1942-07-14
New AEF Would Please French,
II. S. Ambulance Driver Says
Lloyd Moore Back
After Volunteer
Service Overseas

France would welcome the land
ing of an American Army on
French soil, Washington man said
today on returning here after serv-
Ice overseas in the American Volun-
teer Ambulance Corps.
Lloyd Moore, 30, who was born
at 1746 Massachusetts, avenue, was
one of the Americans who returned
on the diplomatic exchange ship
Drottningholm.
France is very hungry" Mr..
Moore said. France is fond of
America, and the masses of the
people look forward to the day
when their liberty will be restored
to them"
Holding second lieutenants
commission, Mr.. Moore was given a
decoration by Gen. Weygand for
his services as a volunteer ambu-
lance driver in the battle zones.
When Germany compelled France
to sign an armistice, Mr. Moore said
he went to Vichy, where he was
attached to military hospital,
transporting wounded soldiers to the
hospital.
When America entered the war,
Mr.. Moore was not allowed to leave
France. Through friends he ar
ranged. finally, to come back on
the Drottningholm
Mr.. Moore, recalling privations in
France, said it is fantastic, by
Evening star., 1942-07-14
\X&;:f \X&:;;: +: f. 5:
"

MUSIC.
Concert, United States Army Band
formal gardens, Walter Reed Hos
pital, $50 pm. today.
Concert. United States Soldiers
Home Band Orchestra, Soldiers
Home bandstand, pm. today.
Concert, United States Navy Band,
Sylvan Theater, Washington Monu-
ment Grounds, pm. today.
Washington Sinfonietta, YWCA,
Seventeenth and K streets NV,
$50 pm. today.
Singing, Choral Group, Jewish
Community Center, Sixteenth and
@ streets NV, 8 pm. today.
MEETING.
Collectors Club, Branch S, SPA,
Thomson Community Center,
Twelfth and L streets NV, 8 pm.
today.
Tropical and night blooming
water lilies, Kenilworth Aquatic
Gardens. Kenilworth avenue and
Polk street NE, opening tomorrow
through August 81.
BREAKFAST.
Credit Women of Washington,
Willard Hotel, 7:45 am. tomorrow.
LUNCHEON.
Overseas Writers, Willard Hotel,
pm. tomorrow.
OUTING.
Junior nature outing, principally
for children over IL years, sponsored
by the National Parks Service; meet
park naturalist at Sixteenth and
Underwood streets NV, 9:15 am.
tomorrow.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Dancing, games. refreshments,
Rhodes Service Club, 1915 Fourth
street SW., pm. today.
Clay modelling, Hampshire House,
l1o5 New Hampshire avenue NV,
7:30 pm. today; 20-cent fee for ma
terials.
Games, hostesses, Service Mems
Club No. /, 306 Ninth street NV,
7:30 pm. today.
Games, Jewish Community Center,
Sixteenth and @ streets NV, 8
pm. today.
Special Bastille Day service,
sponsored by the French Church OF
Washington. For details, call the
federation Office, Decatur 1882.
Music. dancing. games, Church OF
Jesus Christ of the Latter Day
Saints, Sixteenth and Columbia
road NV, 8 pm today.
Games, All Souls Church, Six
teenth and Harvard streets NV,
8 pm. today.
FOR COLORED SERVICEBEN.
Open house, Y. M. C. A., 1916
Twelfth street NV, open from II
am. today.
Games, dancing class, Phyllis
Wheatley Y. w. C. A., 901 Rhode
Evening star., 1942-07-14

comparison with conditions there,
to be able to get everything you
want to eat in America"
He is the son of the late Clarence
Moore, one of the founders of the
Chevy Chase Hunt Club, who per-
ished when the Titanic sank. His
mother was formerly Miss Mabel
Swift of the Chicago meat packing
family. He attended Eton and OK
ford in England and also was a
student at Harvard
Evening star., 1942-07-14
Virqiniun Appointed

RICHMOND, Va, July IA (P)-
The appointment of Arthur Deekins
of Richmond as secretary of the
Virginia State Junior Chamber of
Commerce was announced yester-
day by William E. Lloyd of Rich
mon, acting president. He succeeds
William T. Thompson, jr, of Dan
vile, who resigned.
Evening star., 1942-07-14

Island avenue NV, 8 pm. today
Open house. Leisure Lodge for
Servicemen, 1437 u street NV,
open from l pm. today.
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Tater nnS Sobn-N -Nbenb Der Sentidj.
0emeinbe &rmberbMnbes
1T ihDn berIaufen.

Setten Sonntog feierte Ser Brit.
oenbuno Ser Seutiheemeinoe ieinen
Iater- uno Sobnabenb. Nm nodmit
tag berIamnelten iid) Die Batter nno
Sobne ioapie Miitter llno bie anoeren
ainbcr unb 1reunbe inn ,SAulraum
Der Stride 81 llngeapungener Inter,
baltung Bel perihieoenen SpieIen
Tim 6 ltbr abenSs ierpierten 5ie 90.
men einen feinen SmbiB, Ben man
iidJ >pobl id)mefen IieB.
9ead Dem giien tpuroe 6as furse
Hrogramm NIT oem 2ico vMp Conn.
trp" eingeleitet geiuneen bon allen
MnpeicnSen. 9ann begriiBte 3urator
Wid,oel 5bies an SteIle oes Bruoer.
buro- -Hrdfibenten Stene @otb, Ser
arbeitsbalber nidt an1peIeno iein
tonnte. &icranf gaben atei S0bne,
Sobn 0in3ing uno Goaparo Holoer,
ic ein giolinlolo nit 8egleitllng am
Eiano bon Brof. u. geifoInus. Sobn
Sin3ing nnb feline Shtpeiter gaben
ein pierbdnoises aInnieripiel gum
beiten uno ernteten groben slpplaus.
Die oe,,tide 9ee6e belt Haitor Sans
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;SoiieI. Gs paren lppblaemeitte @or,

ssoiiel. IS iparen ippblgetneinte @or,
te, sic er an sic Batter uno 'SObne
riGtcte. 9lud, Die eneIiidp &eoe bon,
Observation-Disclosures Srn.
otto Sbmi0t 1uar iinnrei6. Gbren.
patcr Stepe 8otidner rihtete NAB.
.nenoe @orte an aGc s(nlpeicnSen. Gis
nigc f,,r5e @orte iprahcn nod Yriii.'
SteIlIpertreter 8eorg @eber Dom
3ucig /, Serr &ehtsantpalt Otto g.
Stride ,leS Grs&urator S. Sartman
uno George SfneiSer, Yrdiioent Ser
ct. Sobannes Uaneinoe.
Gas Sblubsport iprah Naltor S.
Geutihldn5er uno fiinoiste iogleid
oas Mutter. unb Sodter-8 -8anfett an.
St5tpiid)en iuurSen idone iadiiide
unS bel,tide 2ieber geil,ngen uno nit
~Star tSpansleO 8anner" ,tno Isle.
6enbiirgen" FAM sic i60ne 6eier gum
9tbibllb.
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Griibjabrs-&onsert NIT
&artenbarfie.

Ger 9amendor lSuronia ueran.
Italtet am 26. s(pril iein ssriibiabrs.
aonsert neblt &artenpartie. Gin tiif.
tiges aomitee miro alles aufs bette
borbereiten Inn alien einen genub.
reihen Nahmittag uno Mbeno ~,
bereiten. Wir bitten nniere liebe,,
SanosIeitte, iid oieien Gag 5u refer,
pieren fir Die Suronia. Strubel unb
Npfelfuhen tperben bon ben sdaue.
tern gcbaden. Mnna Sdnei6er, @eii
8Ib0., Ihenfte uns 5 8funo Butter,
'Sdnpciter slnna @lneIh uno Mnno
Brob idenfen in letter 8eriumm.
lung 30 'Stiid 2einengeidirrtiider
Sdtpeiter Gr-Hrdi. 1illp sigarto gibt
uns einen preis gum Musloien, oieic
Hreiie fommen bel ser 4artenpartie
sur Gerteiling. @ir banfen allen in,
night oafiir.
Mls ttei,es 0fitelieo tpuroe ssra,l
Sobanna JernengeI eingefiibrt. Ger
Gbarter lit nod imner often uno mir
bitten Inn i,eue SGngerina,en, Jung
ODER alt. 9llle, aud oie friiber Sdnge.
rinner tuaren, fino tpintommen. Qabt
uns felt uno treu 3ufammen baltell.
eli5. 9iihler, iSetr.
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Gillette Gichertafel 0amend,ur.

Gillette 8icSertafcl 9amend)ur.
bate am -. MGr5 cine gut beiudte
GcrIomnlllng unO uue 8eid)ifte ipur.
Sen 'rbneu erleoigt. Die Mpril-Ter,
Nanrlrlung miro MN am %. Npril
mad, unierelu Triibiabrsfon5crt Itat1'
finocu. 10 auh bie @eburtstagsieier.
Ssn Ser lebten &erIamnlllng lparen
folgcnoa rSdppeitern 8eburtstags'
finocr: Sou 8roger, Wfaria llntcb
Scpbia 3,lfer, Mnria gaumann, u.
Simlner. HrGiioentin Sobanna @olii
sratlllierte ben ,Sdnpeltern inNamen
Ncs Sanlcnhors uno oantte ibnen fir
Sic freunolihe gepirtl,ne. 6rau 500
@rogcr lcbcnfte Dem 0omenhor 51pei
id,Dre Greiie, lpelhe ,p1breno ser Ge,
dllrtstaJsfeier Don oen gliidlihen
8clpinnern Sirigent @ilp 8roger
lno Mnna Sinmer gelponnen muir
ben. 9lae S1ngerinnen llnterbielten
iif uuis bette.
atariu S,puan, Sefr.
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ScntidI=6emeinbc Mntter= unb
Spd,ter=S =Saufctt am 6. Nuril.

Suiict uns nid,t pergeilen berer.
Die Sait uno 2eio an Ser ySome
Sront" in bieier ifnperen 3eit SIT tras
sen baben. Sic Batter geben binals
in oie slrbeit ieoen Sag uno baben
ibr icItgcieetes 3iel Dor iih. Die
Sobne 5ieben binaus nit oem Sesen
unb Dem @rbet aller.
Sie Mutter nit ser Sohter bIeibt
NIT ser gan5en giiroe ser slrbeit
uno Ser Sorgcn in Srnuer gu Sauie.
Ntutter uno Sohter miiiien oas 8eIte
lms beIorgen unb allfred)t erbalten,
,uorlm mir fdmpfen, = oas Seim.
- bas uns all un'er Slid bienieoen
unb unIeren 5rieOen birgt.
slud) Den Miittern lu1b S06ter,!
tpoIlen mir in Ser Seutidgemeinoe
Ganf lmo 6uloigung oarbringen,
nenn beim oiesiabrigen SHUTTER. unb
Sodter- -8anfett am 6. slpriI (sipei.
ten Sitertag) bes Seroienltes be<
Miitter uno 96hter geba6t tperSeu
miro.
Tas 8anfett beginnt Inn 6 llhr
i'm SahIenbeim. Nad Dem Giien folgi
elm inbaltreihes Yrogramm. Mue
Miitter uno 9ohter linb ber5lid elm.
selaOen. Oas aomitee.
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2lms Gante,,, Ukie
Smei0 II.

s(llen Mitsliebern Siene CUR &c.
iiIigen NaGriht, oab mir in letter
Gcriammll.ng beidloiien, bab giien
gum Benefit bes &oten '&reuses am
Samstag, Sen 81. MGr5, inn Sadien,
beim SIT goben. Gs miro bon 5 big
8 llbr abenos ieruiert. s(ae Shrpe.
tern bcs 3speis II lino freunSli6ii
crIudt iid 5u 'beteiligen uno es iih
5ur eriten sluigabe 81 MAIDEN. Gs
lit bcldloiicn iporSen, oaB, Of Sic
Sdnpeitern antpeieno iino ooer niht,
lie oen Breis bon IS Gents besablen
perben. @ir er,parten einen sobl.
reiden 8cilld aud, bonn Sapeis IA.
&atb. Stetner, 'Sefr.
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&ird)cn .&unacrt.

Ser &irhenfor Ser ct. Sobannes
! 8emeinbe beebrt iid sen Witelie.
oerr, alien 9anSslellten uno 80nnern
bon nab nno fern befannt sl geben,
oab ont Counting. Sen t2. Mpril,
nahmittags 4 lthr, Elm grobsiisiaes
&irdenfon5ert geben miro. 9as Sir,
denfonsert iou o,taii Elm SorlGl,Tcr
unS sluftaft su Sen eroben ;seierlid,
feiten 'ein, Sic anIGbIih oes 2OiGb,
ri9en 8riinolmgsicites berbunoen
nit Dem SroinotionsillbilGum Serrn
Biarrer 8. 6oiieIs iidl auf cine ganss
@pde GO. Bis 90. Suni) eritreden
unO piiroepoa unS pomp0s perlouien
Icn.
9lm 90. SUM- fontmt i'm SItieits
Safienbeim bas impoiante 5beater.
Itiid ~Tas @ort lie ioGen Iaiien
itan" bon Grnit 1bullner unter 2ei-
tlna upn Hrof. 9luboli Shulter mt
aroBem EerionoI uno betpGbrten
Spielern CUR Infiiibrilrg.
Sas obeneripdbnte &onSert ,uiro
aus seSiegenen GborbortrGgen unie.
res Senior unb Sunior Chores BE-
lteben, Solooarbictungcn fir Sopran
Senor uno @ob iopie Tuettgruppie.
rungen perSen einanoer reihlih ab,
nehieln. 8rof. q. Sd,liter miro aui
Ger Srsei @erfe bon Sad, @uil.
mant uno Or. 8olfmar iotpie feline
eigene Gboralpbantaiie iiber v@er
nur Sen lieben Sott Idbt tpalten" ipic,
len. slngeiid,ts Ser sroBen 8emiib,
l.nsen miro ser airf)enbor Su Gun.
iten Der Stride einen angemeiienen
gintrittspreis bon SOC erbeben.
Nah s(blauf oes &onsertes fonnen
ale geiufer in oen unteren &Gums
lifheiten am giien ;u gbren ser We,,.
fonfirmanoen, bie in oie 2utberligo
eingefiibrt iperoen iollen, teilnebmen
Die Miitter Ser &onfirmanoen ncr.
ben ierpieren un6 ale 8or6ereitun.
gen MAIDEN.
gtebmen Sic iih Dor, an 6ieiem
airhenfon5ert am 12. slpril, Sas
etmas Neues in ieincr Irt lit, I'M.
beoingt teil5unebmen. sic ieIbit mer.
oen einen @enuB baben un6 babel sic
fleibig probenoen @irhendoriitcu
un6 Die Stride unteritiisen.
Sm auftros oes airdendores
&atb. ttngar, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-19
0jlnaStUtur, Ohio.

Tcntldle @pons 2,lth. 9onterus c.
r,einSe. gde 2ineoI4, Npe unb 4oIme3
Strase. 9r 9. u Sritfd. Yfarrer Rots
mm.,h 2813 @idIiffe Bltb. Sell: 94968.
I'm . ll5r Sonntaaid.:'e unb Sipenbs
@ritsSoienit; i'm Winte, nm 10:30. TN
Snmner Inn a:30 llhr SauptsottesoienR
III uten Scuns unb Seiertaser. Sams.
tag Q uhr &onfirmanbers unb Deutf@s
llnir' id,t sSeben 2 0ienstda i'm Nondt
E.erstag i'm Nornt 8r,iberbunb
SSeh,n 4. Scun!dg. 3 !hr nadmittaeS
Trnuen gcre:n. Syaoen 5tpeitfolge,,ben
I!it.runt sslrgerhbunh; ieoen 3rueitfols
nenb'n 9omeratos 2utber 2iqa. Seben
Srritra Aird.ncirrprobe Nfle @6enhpers
'nm ",I,lnaen f,nben nm 1880 l1hr itatt
Nne Er'fss .Inr @lnubenseeuofien finh
ter5Ti.t einssl,ben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-19
3iueio A..

Gs oiene allen Mitglieocrn sltr
@enntnis, boB Die ,Nihlte Geriomm.
lung am 3. 9lpril, 8 llbr abenbs, in
Der Colonial Salle itattfinoct. Mae
WitglieSer limo eriud)t anapeien6 al
Iein, tpeil infer 0eleaat ge,pGblt miro
our nadylten Gentral 8crban6 Gon,
BENTON.
Sn Scr lebten Gcrimmlilng tpur,
De Sobn 3ultner ST. bon ser Sugeno,
obteilung ais nolles Mitalieo einge,
fiibrt. gmd in ser ndditen Ser,
iammlilng iperben ipeitere S,,aenb,
Mitglieoer eingeffibrt. 60 fon1mt ale
uno beibt oieie ncucn WeitgIicoer
tpilIfommcn.
&c frert uns, onf Sdppeiter saro
Marfel, fuelde int Cftober erfranfte.
biel bciier lit. iie freut iif, fpenn man
iie beindt Br,i0er Sobn q. Merfel
tpuroc belonoers gecbrt NIT eincm
0iplom bon Sen Chicago M6mer.
foren als 50iGbriqcr aftipcr S6n.
ger. Wir boffen, baB bieicr Singpoeel
nod biele Sabre bas oeutihe 0ieo
foroern belfen .pirb.
Die erite .niertelidbrige Biiher,
priifung miro am Montag, ben %.
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Oerl0t,ot:

Gincn anten 0ienitmann (9surter),
lebig uoer nerbeiratet, gntcs 8eball
mnb y9ubnnng, cbenio cine amte Self.
nerin obcr &eqner, iomie cine crit.
flaiiigc G0d)in pber Sod. Wad)smfra.
aen bcim Wanaaer Serrn Nnbreas
Shneiber, 0eiticitc Sadienbcim,
7O01 9eniion Nbe., tuesen ben &c.
oingnnecn.