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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-01

1t was the first Central Ohio
League game for Newark and
their first defeat in five starts
this season. Chillicothe has won
one and lost two in league play.
The Wildcats were expected to
have things fairly easy in the
c. 0. l.. this year but now the
picture is entirely changed. No
longer are the Cats undefeated,
no longer are they considered
the States No. / team. The
Wildcats are going to find real.
ly tough trail ahead in the fu-
ture.
Newark just couldn't hit the
hoop against Chillicothe. On the
first play Of the game Big Bill
Gorsuch tipped the ball to See
sholtz and Karl whipped it to
Smelling and the Blond Bomber
was away for an easy lay-up
shot, but he missed his try and
Newark was away on the wrong
foot.
1t took the Wildcats exactly
II minutes to score their first
field goal. Gorsuch had the
dubious honor of tallying. Black
Jack Bickel counted another
fielder before the half ended. To
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-01

make things even more unpleas-
ant for the players and the pc
culiar crowd at Chillicothe, the
officials footed the whistles in
true New Years Eve" fashion.
A total of 43 personal fouls were
called and 7 players were ban
ished from the contest.
Newark lead at the first quar-
ter to and at the half were
ahead IA to II. In the third
quarter the Wildcats perked up
a bit and lead at the period 27-
%. However, the Red Devils
closed the gap and won out in
the last two minutes during the
wild and woody canto. A guy
named ole Fogel personally took
charge of defeating the Cats.
Aided by some very erratic
passing by substitute guard
Messick Mr.. Fogle sank three
fielders and dropped in the foul
that upset Newark's applicant.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-01
We Hope For 1912
That

No more Pearl HarbOr
catastrophies occur during
the war. Let Democracy
prove its efficiency COM
parable to an Autocracy.
The final answer will
be, 1--WE have met the enemy
and they are ours" May
we then have Peace long
enough to restore the world
to normalcy such as has not
been known heretofore.
We have the best of CO.
ordination in our city and
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-01
. r,l,y
T
Bsos,U'c,aYe3..

There are three old men who
persist in following sports no
matter when or where the game
is played. They never grow
tired of the players or the con-
test. Sportdom doesn't care
much for the old men, but what
would any kind Of sports be
without Old Man Law of Aver
ages, Old Man Father Time or
Old Man Upset?
The latter old gent caught up
with our high-powered Newark
Wildcats in a postage stamp
gymnasium at Chillicothe last
Friday night and the Red Devils
pulled an upset heard round the
state as they nosed out the Cats
81 to 30.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-01

county governments. Local
public servants are en-
ployes of the city or county
and as such should recog-
nize their duty to their en-
ployer. Otherwise the city
or county suffers.
We have more play
grounds developed. By
united action this could be
accomplished at a minimum
of expense.
Everyone of the read
ers Of the Newark Leader
and it's friends will enjoy
prosperity and happiness,
not only in the year to
come, but ever afterward.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-01
LOCK
(By MRS. JOSIE SHULTz)

Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn Riley of
Columbus are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Riley.
Mrs. Walter Coe and Mrs.
Robert Long were Mt. Vernon
shoppers Tuesday.
Homer Johnston was a Mt.
Vernon visitor one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Quick,
Mrs. B. j. Quick and Denver
Perkins were among the number
who were Mt. Vernon visitors
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Shultz and
Mrs. N. A. Shultz were in Mt
Vernon Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Fisher
returned home last Tuesday from
Huntington, Ind, after several
days visit with relatives.
Sunday guests at the ShultZ
home were Mr.. and Mrs. F. l..
Dunham of Columbus, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gorden Wilson and Mrs.
Harold Humbert of Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. P. H. Chapman spent a
few days last week in Columbus.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-01
Red Cross Quota

One of our most pressing
and immediate obligations
is to raise the war work
quota of the Licking county
Red Cross.
The task Of raising $780,
600 has been assigned as
part of the national goal of
$50,OO0,00O.
This is important.
AS all friends and men,
bers of the Red Cross
should know funds derived
from membership fees are
used to keep the organiza-
tion going so that it may be
ready at a moments notice
to serve in any emergency.
Such emergencies may be
disasters resulting from
storms, fires or floods. In
such cases they are local
and do not usually require a
national campaign to raise
funds for necessary ex-
penses.
However in case of war
the Red Cross must imme-
diately be supplied with suf-
ficient funds with which to
carry on. Naturally when
our country is involved we
must expect to raise a great
deal more money than when
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-01
Editorial Comment
CONTINUED From First Page

cooperation with the FBI in
Washington, D. c., will do
the investigating. They will
do it quietly and in such a
manner that innocent and
patriotic individuals will
not be hurt-but those who
are guilty will be summar-
lily dealt with by the proper
authorities.
If a whispering campaign
reaches you, let it stop with
you. Let's not act like a
bunch of gossipy people at
a tea party.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-01

Efficiency Note: When hold
ing interminable telephone con-
versations about private matters
at the office, it is desirable that
the telephoner face the office so
that his or her attention may
be at traced to urgent office bus
mess without the necessity of
tapping, pinching, or firing a re-
volver.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-01
LOCAL HOUSEWIFE FREED OF "a
YEARS. SUFFERING BY TON JON
All That Time Was Victim of Kidney Trouble Pains That
Kept Me Miserable Declares Mrs. Downs

Discussing her restoration by
the famous medicine, Mrs. Myr-
tie Downs of Granville, Ohio,
Rural Route No. |, stated:
After taking TON JON for
only two weeks, it did what |
had been trying to get other
medicines to do for IA years. All
that time was a victim of kid
ney trouble, with all the pain it
can cause, and pains in my back
as we'll as all over my body. |
was so nervous that crowds or
excitement made me feel like
screaming. | had humping
headaches that were pure tor
ture. couldn't sleep at night
because of the disturbance of
weak kidney action. The ache
in my back felt like there was a
weight on my kidneys. My
hands, legs and feet were so stiff
and swollen it was an effort to
do my house work.
"None of the medicines | had
taken helped me a bit, but the
first bottle of TON JON proved
its merit and in a short time it
has given me relief and rid me Of
every ache and pain. My nerves
are strong, too, and that heavy
There is a good reason VIII
lief from such troubles. 1t is l
Herbs and Leaves, making it the
stomach, liver and kidneys. Why
Jon Health Representative at the
HOTEL BLOCK, Newark, Ohio?
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-01
Decorations

Again this year Newark
homes have blossomed out
in a galaxy of Christmas
lighting beautiful to behold.
War did not seem to make
any difference in the gen.
uine American tribute to
the spirit of Christmas and
the holiday season. A great
deal of time, effort and ex-
pense was expended by resi-
dents.
1t is a shame that vandal-
ism is again rampant, with
sneak thieves stealing lights
and decorations. Complaints
have come into the police
department. Just what
manner of individual is it
who would stoop so low as
to steal such articles?
All men in the u. S. Navy and
Naval Reserve are paid twice a
month. They receive no coins but
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-01

only foreign nations are en-
gagged.
The Red Cross not only
serves the men in actual
military service but also
assumes a large responsible
ity in relief of civilian suf-
fering.
Licking county will do
her bit.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-01
MISCELLANEOUS

SEE LEO REICHERT for your
next insurance policy. Only
the best accredited companies
represented. Auto, Fire, HOUSE,
hold, Windstorm, Liability I32
ance that insures. Leo Reicl
Insurance Agency, 71a E. Chul! y
ST., Phone 32144. 6-3O-4i If
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-01

It's ten to one that your best
business competitor has most of
your admirable characteristics.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-01

i ASSESSMENTS ARE NOT INCLUDED ABOVE
for 1941 become lien preceding
S16Qnday of April 1941:
kQurs: $3.50 A. NJ. 4:30 p A NJ to
nEfiee. Licking Newark,
or Licking County,
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-01
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Store room in Mar
ket House, South Third street.
Inquire T. E. Adams, Marketmas-
ter, Phone 1882. Residence phone
olol. If
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-01

Members of the Newark Roller
club enjoyed a Christmas Eve
party in the Newark Roller rink.
Pictured above, left to right, are
members of the committee, John
RhOdebeck. Harold Robinson,
Ethel Johns, VOnda Bachelor,
Marjorie Johns and Robert Ben
jamin. Below is a random action
shot at the rink.
Jess Hawkins, manager, an
nOunces a grand New Years
Eve party at the rink, with spe-
cial entertainment and favOrs.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-01

TAXPAYERS LICKING COUNTY.
'RATES FOR TAX YEAR 1941
In law, e
of
PURPOSES
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-01-01
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-8-ft. Electric Meat
Display Case, $25; 2OO-lb. Ice
Refrigerator, $5; Scale, So.
Phone 21913. D1S
FOR SALE-1940 Plymouth de
Luxe Sedan, radio, heater, low
mileage, perfect care and con-
dltlon. Phone 1866 or home ad-
uresS 80 D. Fltth. 1915
FOR SALE-Packers Duo Ra-
diant gas heater. Wall Case
Numbering stamp. Dating stamp.
Fuchs Bros, jewelers., rear New
ark Trust Bldg. Dill
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@eibnadjtsfeier.

Ser 3ueis 10 bdlt feline @eib-
nudtsfeier perbuHoen NIT &inoer-
beiderung am 5reitas, oen 1S. Ge-
selnber, ab. @ir laben ole Mitglie-
Ser uno beren 5reunbe uno &inoer
berslih Elm. an bieier llnterbalta,ne
teil5unebmen. gs miro Elm id)Dn ge-
ibmiidter @eibnahtsbaum oa iein,
oaber iollten es Oie gltern niht ber-
idumen bie &inber, eroB uno flein,
mit5ubrinsen. gs peroen 8eihenfe
an sic &iroer a,,sgeteilt tperben.
SoIten &inoer fleine @eoihte por-
tragen tpollen, tperben sic gltern &C.
beten es an3umelben.
Nn oteiem slbeno miro Elm feiner
Sunh 5u eeringem Breiie ierpiert
merOen. 8ir boffen bab ii6 redt
piele beteiligen. Die llnterbaltung
miro in ser &beinlanb @alle, gde
Belmont uno Sol,tbport gloe., ob=
eebalten. 6. Sitterlp, Sefr.
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Sim 20. 9eaember, abenos 1880
llbr, miro bas @eibnohtsfelt ser
Sonntagsid)ule in Der gbriftus-
tirde gu Canton abgebalten tper6en:
slm Gbriltrnorgen, iyreitog, Ihen
20. 0e5enber, o6enos 1880 l1br,
lperoen tuir tpieoer allf oielieitiee,
Wmi6 bin einen @eibnadtsgottes-
oiesrit BEL 8er5enlidt baben. @ir
mobten beionbers auf Die slus-
'3miidl,ng ser Stride 1pdbrerro Der
@eibnadtstage aufmerflam modem.
Gs lit unierer @emeinoe BON be-
freunbeter Seite cine @eloiumme
our 8erfiiemtg 9eiteat ipor0en, ,,nl
unier air6lein az elmer redten
r@eibnabtsfapelle" urr5ugeitalten.
Son Somrtag, Sen 20. Oe5ennber,
an tpiro Elm 9eutid)er @eibna9ts.
talenoer gum Nerfauf in ,1nierer Sir
DIE aufliegen. Dieier &alenoer eignet
iid beionoers fir Elm @eibnudtsge-
idenf an oeutldipredenoe Meniden.
Sir 8orbelte4ungen rufen Sic bite
oas Hfarrbaus on. Die Gelepbon.
hummer lit $40.
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@eibna&tsfeier.

Ser 3tpeig II bGlt Die @eib=
nadtsfeier nit ainoerbeiherung an
Seiligen I6erro, Oonnerstaa sen
"a. Sesember, ab. g8ir la0en alle
Mitglieber uno beren &inber ber5.
lih Elm an oieier Teier teilsuneb-
men. IS miro Gin id0ner @eib-
nahtsbaum uns erfreuen un6 &C.
Ihenfe gibt es fir aue &inber.
Das aomitee eriu6t alle &inoer
anmeieno au iein fir bie leste Nrobe,
Sic am Sonntag, 6en 20. Oea., nah-
mittags bon Bis 3 lbr i'm Sad.
lenbeim ltattfinbet. oamit oos 8ro-
gramm suiarnmengeiteat mer6en
fam. Mnmelbuneen fir 1ie ainoer
fonnen geina1t tperben.
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3iueis 46.

80 Ou fr5Dlid)e, 0 gu ieliae, ena-
oenbringenoe @eibnad)ts5eit". Ntit
oieiem ieb0nen 2ieo i'm &eraen uno
Weoanfen bereiten lid oie Gbicagoer
Sadien bonn 3,peig 46 ,pno 3,peig 8
cor, 0as &eibnabtsfeit 5u feiern.
@ie ipunoerbar bod oieie 8orte Ell,
nem Gbriitenobr tlingen. Gorum
(iebe 5rel,noe laBt uns 8eibnad)ten
feiern nad edit idbiilder Sitte.. Sc.
raoe iest in Sieier id,peren 3eit iol.
len mir INNER feiter auiammen bal.
ten. Darum Sdtpeitern, 8riioer ,,no
6reanoe Der 9hpeige as ,lno 8 IaBt
uns audi oieies Sabr @eibnad)ten
feiern I'M @reiie gemeinldaftlider
9icbe NIT unieren &inoerr1, oie tpir
nod bei mns baben. @oaen aber aud
uniercr 2ieben nidt pergeiien. bie
uns berla11en baben, Inn fir ibr
0aterlano Su fdmpfen. sssn alnieren
Seraen iin6 iie ieoe Minlte nit uns.
Die Weibnadtsfeier finoet Oienstag,
oen 20. De3br., abenbs Z llbr i'm
american Club Souie, 1856 Nortb
Niblano Mpe., itatt.
9arum liebe Greunbe, baltet eudj
oielen Nbeno frei fir uns, Elm tiid.
tiges &onitee lit id,on an Der Mrbeit,
uni alien 8eiuhern ein panr re1t
Je1niitlide Stunoen gu 5eigen. sud
fir Slide uno Seller miro OUTS
bette geiorgt iein. Dies lit oas SET
Der &inoer, 0enn ser 9eidmiidte
Weibnadtsbaum lit sic Jre,1oe uni
oas Symbol aller Gbriiten. Mue gl.
tern iirb gebeten lire 3inoer mitou-
brinsen. Sollten &in6er fem, bic
@e6idte ODER tpas anoeres nortrn.
gen tpollen, 10 ioIlen iie iid bel 6er
Hr61i6entin Sobanna sallmen, Gel
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Cine berslid)e Ginlaomng an ale
Mitalieoer mnb Isrennbe Der
ct. Sphauuesfirdle.

Ser Selltiehe 8cttesoienlt beginnt
mn 9 llbr, ser englilhe rnl If ubr
slbenbs Inn 7:3O llbr finoet bie
abenonloblsfeier in ser Sanbes
iprad)e ltatt.
PIN SeiIigen slbeno finbet ipit
aaiabrli6 lmiere sroBe &inocrieier
Itatt. (9ieoer, 8eoidte - @eib,
nadtsgeihenfe fiir aGe ampeienoen
&inoerD
Gbriittag, sem %. Oe5enber, I'm
10 llbr lit @eibnadtsaottesoieni
Seier oes fl. slbenomahles.
Sonntag, sen q. Se5enber: Sab.
rcsidJlnk nnb 8ebenffeier. - Gin.
gang ol,rd unieren Senfmalsarten
8 l1br pormittags.
Die 8eneralperiammlmns ser @e'
meinoe (gerif)te lllto @ablen) piri
am Sonntag, ben 81. 9esenber, I'M
1880 llhr abenos abgebalten.
Ser Girheu 6rauen @erein uni
-gr,roerbuno periamnslt iih ihor
lan 4 l1br.
slqe iino ber5lih eilrgelaoen.
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3iueia AZ.

l1niere @eibnadtsfeier finoct in
ser Colonial Sale itatt am Sams,
tag, Ben 26. De5en,ber, abenbs. Gas
aomitee beitebt aus oem alten unS
neugetpdblten 8oritano.
8eiter ,puroe beidloiien eine
silpeiterfeier ab5ubalten. aud in
beioen Sallen Ser Colonial Saue.
Das &omitee tpurbe tpie foIst er.
sdn5t ,m oieies Selt 81 Ieiten: 8r.
@eore @ierlins, Simon Sbufiert,
Sobn SduIer, 9fuop Baul, Sobn
areitel, Sobn Sdeun uno folgenoe
Sdipeltern: 8aHb. @ierling, Cara
3ultnerl &anrua tSduffert, glis.
@ralner unS cara 9aub. Oieies
aomitee miro per Hoit benadridtist,
tuenn Sie @eriamunluneen itattfin-
Sen.
Curtis M. Tatie, Sefr.
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Samend)or Sarpnia.

@ie6er nabt Ole 3eit Inn an Ser
Gbriittag su oenfen. 60 lpie ieoes
SSsabr benfen audi Die SGngerinnen
ser Saronta militant ibrem Ghor.
meiiter unb 8enrablin bes Gbriit.
tinbleins. gs miro gebeten eine ieOe
SGnserin Elm fleines @eldenf gum
slustaui6 mits1brimeen ,tno slpar
am 81. Se5ember. an bieiem slben>
feiern mir audi 8eburtstag. Gs iins
Die Sanaerinnen cd. iShulter, G.
S6eel, $. 5ernengel, q. Sernengel
g. Ban, 81. Yoloer, 81. @eisbaar.
gitte fonnlt alle, benn ibr tpiB1
SAB es INNER mas auberee,pobn.
lihes eibt bel oieier Seier.
g. Hebner, 8ununelm.
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0ulSene Grinuerunaen!

Die ct. Sobannes-airde uon
GleOc.ano bat cine neue Ginridp-
tllng ginen Senfmal- Garter! Son
9lunen ,lnS glGttern auis ihoitlte
umrabmt, iteben Die Oenfmaler ba
nit ibrcn perifieoenen Snihriften.
slae beginner tie gleid):
ySn banfbarer Grinnernng an
Die 9enfnGler iino id0n peraierte
8ldtter in einen groBen tpiiroigen
9ud, oas oie sufidrift trdst:
yDolbene Grinnernngem."
0as 8uh miro aufbetpabrt i'm
slltar ser ct. Sobannesfirhe unter
Sem 8iloe: ~9as beilise slbeno-
n1abl," binter oen @orten:
vSolhes int 5u meinem @ebGhtnis !"
2ieber sSreuno, Iiebe Jreuroin
Salt bu nift audi Santanoeu, Dem
|ou eln Sentlnal leben r1tOd)te1t?
gir1en 8ater, Den ou pielleif1
3u lange idon berseiien bait?..
Gin elltes, liebes Miitterlein, bas
bid niemals bergaB
ginen 2ebenssefdbrten, Der Sell
lulo Ssreub nit 6ir getreu geteilt
Gin 2ino pielleiht, 6ns ionIt 81
friib bergeiien ipiir6e
Ginen yreuiro ODER Bruoer, tpert
elmer rStiiti,ng gum @eoddtnis".
Soer Ser 9einnt Can't, in eine1
Gabe n,isgebriidt, oie tpeiter tpirter
! ion in ferne 3eiten, sinn Segen Bic
Ter i.
Gait bn beine 2iebe nit ber Sat
beipieien?
gs lit eud) oieleibt gut gegan
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Stebenblrotfd- -2lmerifanifhes DoIfsbIatt

len Mben6. Oos &on,itee ioret fir
elm gutes gilen. glio bite alle Mit-
glieoer Dom 3apeig ID uno II io,pie
allb Die Sueeno 1,no alle MihgIieber
bonn 8. g. @arpathen @eiuneper-
Elm oieien 'Silpeiterabeno nit ,ns 81,
feiern. Ser 8eitrag fir bieien Mbeno
foltet nur $1.25 fir cine Herion.
5reunbe iito ber5lih eineelaSen 81,
oieiem sbeno mo 10 audi unIere
Social Members.
Mobte inn &oraus befannt MAIDEN,
oaB ale Mitglieoer ibre Mitgliebs,
tarten fiir oas Sobr 1913 erneuern
|niiiien. Soffe baB oie 0eitgIieosfar=
ten nah @eibnadten su boben iin6.
Sobn Smilep, Sefr.
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3(ms 2lQta,tee, Otic
Neihnadjtsfeier.

Die 3tpeige 3 uno 8 balten ibre
@eibnabtsfeier berbunoen NIT Sin.
oerbeider,mg Donnerstag, Oen "a.
Oeaenber, ab. @ir looen alle Mit-
glieoer lr,to &i,r6er ber5lid elm an
oieler l1nterbaltlln9 teilsltnebnen.
Ser gintritt lit frei.
2abt uns @eibnodten feiern mod
unlern alten Sitten ,rno @ebrGuber,
inn &reiie Ser &ttOer in gelelliser
@en,einidaft. gs miro Elm ih6n ae,
idpniidter @eibnahtsbaum "a lei11
uno @eidenfe fir ole @inoer, oaber
iollte niemano periGunen aieler
6eier bei5llapobnen.
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ct. Sobannes &irden 8emeinbe.

Muen Sbneitern bes &ir6en
Grnuen Bereins biene sur gahriht,
oab bic regelmdBige 8eriammlung
am Witt1uofabeno, ben 2. Oe5, ab.
gebalten ,purbe uno ale @eif1fte
,uuroen erleoigt Bis auf oie 8eam.
tentuabl fir 0as ssabr 1943. Die
@obI tonnte niht abgebalten tperoen
tpegen bes falten @etters tparen
niht genng Shtpeitern anspeieno um
3u ip6blen. Die @abl miro ISbnn.
tag, ben II. Deaeinber, $3.50 llbr
nndmittngs, itattfin6en. .Mae Sdape,
itern perben erIudt bel Der @abl
antpeie1l0 au iein nm Die redten Be.
omtinnen an ertpdblen. I'm 6 llbr
nben6s miro Elm NadtmnH fir einen
eerin9en Hreis ierpiert tDeroen.
Sopbia &oA Setr.
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3iueig 1.

Mllen Mitelieoern aur gefGlligen
Nafriht, baB uniere nad)ite Ser
iammlllne am sSreitog, Sen Is. Oe'
sember, abenos punft 8 llbr, itatt,
finbet. ssn oieler Geriomnrlllng 1piri
auBer unieren regeln1dBigen 8eiddf.
ten auh bie @abl ser @eanten fiir
0as Sabr 1943 porgenommen. Die
MitalieOer lueroen erilht, oieIel
spihtigen Geriamnlllng bei5lnuob.
men. Solhe Wtitglieoer, Sic NIT if.
rem Sablungen i'm 9iiifitanb iinb,
ioneu iid) in ibrem eiaenen Snters
eiie altitebeno MAIDEN.
8n. Sfn,1ter, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-17
SentIdI=0emeinbe. @eihnad)ts.
ErDaramm.

llniere @eihnahtsIeier in ser
SonntaesidIule finbet Sonnerstag,
Sen "a. Sescmber, 7:3O abenos beim
Gbriitbalm itatt. Gin ihGnes Yro-
sronm lit in Ser Sonntasid'ule Dor.
bereitet. Spnntagihul= =Sl,perintells
oent Sttc tSebmiot miro sic MnIpra.
hc baIten. Ger ssralten Gerein ser
SauticD @e,neinoc miro alle ainoer
beihenfen.
llnier @eibnahtsaottesSienit bc=
ginnt 1890 l1br.
Grebigt: &riegslpeibnaht unb sic
bimnliihe Srieoensbotid,ait.
Solo bon 6rall Hl,oolf Sbeil.
Girdenfor: @ctbnatts 4Santata.
@ebet iiir unIere SGbne i'm Seln.
9lm Sonntng nab @eiDHadtel,
finbet nah bem @ottesbienlt Sic
@abl oes airhenrates itatt. Sober
iol in Ser &riegs5eit ieine Efliht
tim.
slm felliabr finbet unier @rtteSl
oienlt I'm 1920 llbr Itatt.
slaen 8lai,bsnss umo Golfsaauol,
len .piinid)t ser &irde,,rat NIT
berslifem Oanf fir bas Gertral,en
-@eIeenete @eibnahten unb elm
8liidIihes Neues sSahr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-17
Silpcjter Der Gintrad)t-6ermania.

Silpelterfeier! Die sSreuoe in Ser
Sreube, elm Sohgenub Der Menid.
beit, oa es SabresidluB uno Sabres.
anians beoeutet. Die einen freuen
iid llno oanfen Gott SaB es fir lie
Elm geieanetes ssabr mar, uno t0nt
Ser 12. 8lodenldlug, Damn erreidt
Ser Sreuoenrauid) ieine Sobe, tpie
perleneldn5enoe slusen tun bic
6relloe funo, segenieitige l1marm.
uns, aiiiie, austauih ser segenieiti'
gen 5reilnolfaft uno bie Seele
iauh5t. Die anberen, unSufriebenen,
iino frob SaB oas Sabr ooriiber 1T
uno ,uenn Die &lusbeit iieet, 10 bort
oie N0rselei auf, iie aperoen fl,,se
Weniden reihen iid periobnenb oie
SGnoc unb beginner NIT Dem nel,en
Sabr Elm neues 2eben, inoem lie auh
@ottes Segen iuden uno finoen.
2iebe Greunoe, tpo f0nnt ibr oen
SreuoenrauIh beiier friitauiiiert fin.
oen als bei ser Gintradt4&ermunia ?
Daber iperoen iie 81 bieiem frob.
(odenoem Neuiabrsabeno auf oas
ber5libite eingelaoen, cure Greun6e
| er,parten eub i'm @eitieite Sadien.
beim, 1901 Deniion Mpe., ,1no beim
gingang miro ieoe Herion nit ielblt-
ausgeiufter &rone eefront. Ser
gintritt $1.75 lit in bieier berteuer.
ten 3eit getpib gerins, babel lit sic
Eteuer eingerednet. Seine Muiit
uno elm idnradbaftes giien ertpartct
eud). Gs miro eriu9t oie gintritts,
farten, ,pelhe BON oen Sdneern er-
baltbar iino, friibaeitie gu fa,lfen Inn
elmer l1eberiiiauns por5ubeseen.
Das @omitee.
Mii6 &rauB, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-17
GQipooS GitD, ga.
ct. EQulS Wenteiube.

Yaftor 2ubipig @eiieder. Saupt9ottess
oienit iebcn Snnntag 1890 llGr nors
gems. Sonntaeidule $3.50 l1br. &onfirs
manbenunterrid)t ie nad) Ineabe bes
Saitors. &irdcnratsiitung ieben lebter
San1stae i'm Nonat llbr abenbs. -
Observation-Disclosures Situng ieben britten
Sonnta9 i'm Monat. $3.50 1lbr n,orsens
9irdenhurprobe ieben Sreita9 1880 1lbr
Sienstag beg Ronats &ir6enratsiitung
abenbs &irden Srauen Yereins&S &Sibllnq
ieben britten Spnnerstag i'm Nonat, Z
big 8 ltbr; 2utber 2igazSituns S--9
1lbr abenbs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-17
3tueia IL.

9ie monatli6e Geriammlung miro
am |Sbnntas, oen 20. 9e5ember, ab=
gebalten. sla eMitglieoer iouten es
iid sur Sfliht MAIDEN in oieler Ser
iammlung aniueienb gu iein tpeil audi
oie 8eamtinnen fir bas Sabr 1943
getpdblt aperoen. ytah Der Ser
ianrnfung miro iemano Ser eliid-
lihe 8elpinner ser Bettbede iein.
Sie Sftpaitern peroen eriudt, Sic
3idets mitSubrineen oamit sic go
he Sllfrieoeninueno erleoigt tperOen
fann.