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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-09-03

WHAT will look prettier or
w fresher on the summer land
scape than you in this trim, slim
"two-piecer" made up in cool
linen, a rayon weave or a crisp
cotton? Pattern No. 1923 pre-
sents that all-time love, the dress
which looks like a suit, in spick-
and-span tailored version. Brisk
turn-down collar and lapels, patch
pockets and darts at the waist give
the top a precisely tailored air;
the skirt has front and back pleats
which give it good walking full
ness while it maintains the slim
silhouette wanted today.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1928 is de-
signed for sizes II, 10, Is, II and 10. Cor
IS and 81. Size 13 (31) with short sleeves
requires Az yards 35-inch material.
Slip, Pantie, Bra
HERE'S the answer to the prob
IL lem of "what to wear under
Stacks" - the pantie and bra
shaped topper, which, with slip,
complete this useful underwear
pattern. We designed this set for
the modern miss-who is wearing
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-09-03
Lynn Says:
Easier Way to Live: One g,

EdSlcT' way W Live. One SOOQ
way by which TO simplify home
making is to get rid of trouble
makers in. your household fur
nishings as fast as you can.
If you have an extensively up
holsteged sofa.&or chair which re-
quires special cleaning often,
make slip-cover for it out of
one of the practical cottons or
other washable fabrics which are
so numerous, in the stores these
days. A quick trip through the
household washer now and then
will keep it spic-and-span. Whisk
it off and let the regular cover
ing show when special guests are,
coming, or use. the slip-covers
day in and day out, for they are
so attractive in themselves.
When your ..draperies wear out,
or when you decide to do over
room, look at the beautiful wash
fabrics which you can buy for
your windows. Make them up
with washable Innings, these pre-
shrunk, too, of course, and save
yourself troublesome cleaning
from then on. In time, you can
"re-plan" many of your furnish
ings for practical washing ma
chine handling.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-09-03

NEVER has the challenge to do
l the right thing in buying clothes
for classroom and campus wear
been so keenly felt as now when
war conditions call for wise and
careful judgment in acquiring
wardrobe with an eye to the future
as well as the present.
While the new fashions are max
ing simplicity and practically their
plea, and while they conform patrl-
otically to every priority ruling,
there are at the same time turning
out to be about the most fattering,
the most charming and much-to-be-
admired and desired apparel that
ever graced fall style program.
Especially in the college and school
girl realm, the incoming styles are
so definitely and refreshingly new
looking and different" so fascinat-
ingly colorful and so everything girls
want their clothes to be, shopping
this season resolves itself into a
grand and glorious adventure rather
than an arduous task.
Inc new Wlue-Wd1e ,CoI uuIOyS dllu
the handsomely colorful velveteens
are taking the young fashion ele-
ment by storm but no more so than
are the smart and delightfully."- wear
able rayon jersey weaves. They
look wool-like because of the refined
dull finish but they are so delight
fully lightweight they are the kind
"you love to wear" All types of
jersey this season are joy to wear,
so much so that if there is one fabric
that stands out more than another
as a favorite for the making of the
simple casual daytime frock, jersey
is it's name, There is, in fact, bit
of rivalry going on between the
rayon-backed iarsey with it's WOOL
Like surface ard the new woodland
rabbit hair type which is recognized
as a sportswear leader.
The big "fad' that is spreading
out through every campus and in
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-09-03
Dance Frocks Decorated
With Embroidery accents

Some call them "date" dresses.
others refer to the dressier types
and new expression coined this
year as "off-duty" dresses. At any
rate, the dress-up dress is as i'm
portant as the uniform and the cas-
ual frock, more so this season in
that the vast program of entertain
ment now under way for army men
on furlough demands that one dress
to the occasion.
Lace, being non-priority medi-
UNI, is going to play big role in
the party frock realm. Rich, too,
with embroidery and with glittering
accent are the newer dance frocks.
There is something devastating in
the simple dress of dainty lingerie
type, and nets, piques, dimities will
hold good way up until "the frost
is on the vine"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-09-03

know how to appreciate. Then, of
course, if you have few yellow or
deep red chrysanthemums in your
fall garden, let them fall gracefully
in and out among their own leaves
in a FURNISHED bowl, and you leave
nothing to be desired.
Here's the mousse which you can
have as main dish. Make it the
night before and it's already to
serve just with unmolding:
*Chicken-Ham Mousse.
(Serves g.
egg yolks, slightly beaten
"a teaspoon salt
III cups chicken broth
~ cups ground, cooked chicken
~ cups ground, cooked ham
"A cup salad dressing
l minced scalIiOn
"A cup whipped cream
package lemon-favOred gelatin
Add salt to egg yolks, then broth.
Cook over boiling water, stirring con-
stantly until mixture coats a spoon.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-09-03
QM!M@pM;l!!' = =
limb 80 Us Us

Pillow cases can be made to
last longer if after years service
you rip the one end, fold in the op-
posite way, and sew together
again.
Fresh peas may be boiled right
in the pod and the soft part of the
pod eaten. Boil not less than one
half hour until quite tender in we'll
sailed water.
When canned goods must be
stored in an unsatisfactory place,
set jars on shelves on their heads.
Then the rubbers will not dry out.
A smart cook puts vegetables on
the table with a fresh garden look
and taste. She wouldn't think of
overlooking them or pouring the
juice down the drain.
Salt will curdle new milk;
hence, in preparing porridge,
gravies, etc., salt should not be
added until the dish is prepared.
To retain the roughness of rough
crashes and linen after they have
been laundered, iron them on the,
wrong side.
Don't rip off buttons in the
clothes wringer. Fold them in
side the garment and hold it flat
as it goes through.
Cook raisins in the breakfast
food to save sugar and make cake
and molasses cookies with raisins.
instead of sugar.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-09-03

Here is a coat that is "as smart
as they make 'em'' this fall. 1t is
a glowing example of the smart
ness of cottons for fall. You are
helping the war effort when you are
clad in coat like this, and you'll be
the envy of your fellow students at
school if you make your appearance
on the campus in coat as out
standing as this model. Yes, indeed,
this coat of beige hollow-cut velet
is so goodlooking you certainly won't
feel you're making a sacrifice in
giving up needed materials to the
army and navy. The coat is cut
with a soft bloused top and ample
pockets in the skirt. Impressed
pleats run right through them. Note
that the tie-belt is the only fasten-
ing.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-09-03
Mr.. Chu's Name Is Not
One to Be Sneezed At!

At a United China Relief dinner
Mr.. Kah Chu, prominent business
man from Foochow, China, was
scheduled to make a speech. Be-
fore that event began the master
of ceremonies came over, very
solicitously asked Mr.. Chu how to
pronounce his name. Mr.. Chu
smiled, suggested:
eff you will remember 'kerchoo,'
I think the association will help
you get it right
The postmaster thanked him,
rose few minutes later to intro
duce the speaker.
'This evening"" he said, 1--WE
are very proud to present Mr.. :"
He fumbled around in his SUBJ
conscience a moment for the asso-
citation, then came out triumphant
ly with:
&c. Mr.. Sneeze."
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-09-03

Pour over gelatin and stir until dis
solved. Cool. Fold in remaining
ingredients. Place strips of green.
pepper, sliced olives, sliced hard
cooked eggs on bottom of oiled mold.
Pour in mousse. Let chill until firm.
Unnold on lettuce and garnish with
romaine, endive and tomato wedges.
Dispositions will all be the mer-
rier when you serve these bran-blue-
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-09-03

wife must scurry around and plan a
preparedness campaign which will
stock her refrigerator with foods
that can be pulled-like the tradi-
tional bunny out of the hat-and
still keep her reputation as the chest
cook around here
It's a mistaken notion that the
main dish has to be an elaborate
hot and heavy affair that sends the
hostess to the head of her table
sweltering after hours of prepara-
ton. A much better idea would be
to have cool, tempting Chicken
Ham Mousse such as I've planned
for you today.
Wash the vegetables and store
them in the cold compartment and
they're ready to toss together in a
few minutes, crisp, and chevy, coat
ed with a favorful dressing, in
salad supreme. If the family really
has its heart set on something hot''
bring out some bran mullins, all
moist and tasty with blueberries.
These take but short time to bake.
Your table should be bright and
gay with oranges and yellows, reds,
rich browns to add warm notes to
the porch supper or lunch-indoors
or out. Let your imagination run
riot with the dry leaves, bright ber-
ries, sprays from the wayside or
falls bountiful fruits.
Remember, you can do more for
your table by arranging Concord
grapes tastefully with few golden
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-09-03

feelings toward your fellow men,
really get together and do their best
for the system: -
*All-Bran Burberry Mullins.
makes IL small muffins)
2 tablespoons shortening
n cup sugar
egg
cup all-bran.
"a cup milk
cup -four
u teaspoon salt
21s teaspoons baking powder
u cup fresh blueberries
Cream shortening and sugar until
fluffy. Add egg and beat well. Stir
in all-bran and milk and let soak I'M
til all moisture is taken up. Sift dry
ingredients and add blueberries.
Add to first mixture and stir just
until flour disappears. Fill creased
muffin tins until two-thirds full and
bake in a moderately hot (400-de-
gree) oven about 80 minutes.
Greens tossed together with mel
low french dressing are attention.
getters:
*Julienne Salad Bowl.
(Serves g.
cup cabbage
cup carrots
u cup green pepper
Il cup red radisheS
Garlic
Curly endive or shredded lettuce
Shred all the vegetables fine. Ar
range mounds of them in a bowl,
and toss french dressing over them.
Rub the bowl in which they are
served with garlic.
A main dish that will 60 we'll with
the Julienne Salad is this Baked
Bean dish:
Baked Bean Rarebit.
l can baked beans
"a pound American cheese, grated
slices bacon, fried crisp
n green pepper sliced
Mix beans, green pepper and
crumbled bacon with grated cheese
and pour into a casserole. Bake in
a moderate oven 35-40 minutes.
A cake that's a tasty sugar saver
is this one:
*Whipped Cream Sugarless Cake.
"a cups sifted cake flour
"a teaspoons double acting bak.
ing powder
"a teaspoon salt
70 cup butter or shortening
l cup light corn syrup
eggs, unbeaten
u cup orange juice
teaspoons grated orange rind
cup cream, whipped
Sift flour once, measure, add bak-
ing powder and set, and sift dry
ingredients together three times.
Cream shortening, add orange rind,
and then syrup beating we'll after
each addition. Add "a of flour and
beat until smooth and we'll blended.
Add eggs one at time, beating
we'll after each. Add remaining flour
in thirds alternately with orange
juice, beating after each addition
for best results. Bake in two creased
8-inch layer pans in moderate
(375-degree) oven 30 minutes. Cool.
Spread whipped cream between and
on top of layers.
What ere your food problems? Cake
making? Bread making?. Pickles, jams,
jelIies? Childyens lunches? Miss Lynn
Chambers will be glad to give you expert
aduice on your particular problem, il you
,Urite her explaining What you ,Uant to
knoiO, at Western Newspaper Union, 2IO
South Desplaines Street, Chicago, Ill.,
Please enclose a stamped. addressed en-.
uelope for your reply.
Released by Western Newspaper Union.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-09-03

berry mullins be-
cause the B-vita-
minis, often called
morale builders,
in the bran and
the magnesium in
the blueberries,
which is reputed
to create kindlier
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-09-03

the whole family
h o m e for tn e
weekend are a
heavy drain on
the homemaker.
If she expects to
spend any time
with her family,
Madame House
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-09-03

pears, blush red
apples on rich
brown leaves or
in well polished
pewter, copper or
brass vessels than
rare, expensive
flowers that your
family does not
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07
0ebnrtsta9spartie.

Sim 26. Mpril feierte sfNp. Sara
3aub @eburtstag. Giel Slid S1n.
Saltb, oamit iie ibren 8eburtstas
nod biele Sabre i'm areiie ibrer So
mile uno ibrer 6reunoe feieru fann.
Sftp. Saub bate ein iebr feines
6iibnereiien unh Sdrpeinebraten fer
bert. audi Ser quite 5ropfen febIte
nift. SHE lieben es lid, gut ifnlefs
ten. Ole @nlte paren:
9err unb 5rau Sobu 8einbt
SEQ. Ganber Meulcu
Grnit 20prid
Sranf Shuller
Iidael SdpdBburaer
Rtbael Weber
Sreb Srenbt
Widael Saub.
9ieI gliif Sdpp. Saub, bis suul
ndditen @eburtstag.
Mnna Saub, !Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07
Grlcidtermne fir Sic
8eihGftiemne
pcft ~2lusIGn~ertt

Die @unoesre9ierung eripigt Eld.
ne, Inn sic 9eihaftigung Don Iona.
len anslansern in ser SrieasinSn.
itrie gu erleidtern.
8olpperneur 2ebmann bonn Staate
Stem g)orf fat fiir5lih einen @rief oes
GrGiiHenten &ooiepelt paroffentlid,t.
in Dem bas 2anoesoberba,tpt erflGr.
tc. bab Sas r2anoesfomitee fir &C.
refte 8%ebanblune arbeitsamtellun.
gen ser &riegs' llno ser Marine-
miniiter iotpie anoerer Negiem,ngss
abteilungen cas- Yroblem ser @es
ld,dftienng ho, MuslGnbern aenar
priifen miiroen.
Ser YrGiioent idyrieb:
rOies lit Elm Yroblem, 0as ifon
lieit einiger 3cit sic Mufnerfiamfeit
meines &omitees fir .Sair Gmplop-
ment Gractice" l1nb sic anoeren Mb.
!teilungen Ser Regierung in aniprud)
Jenommen bat.
SD babe ben ariegs= uno be.,
Marineminiter ern,ht, gepiiie Gcr-
Ifldae 5u itl,oieren. nah oenen @us=
Timber, Die Sic Staatsunaeb0rigfeit
zines ser perbiinoeten Climber beiit-
gen. @eih6itigung in Ser &rieesin,
ouitrie finoen fonnen, inter Ser 8or-
alsietuns, hab Tie unier 3iel i'm &C.
gen1pGrtigen &riege unteritiiten.
GbenfaIs iollen bic W0ali6feiten nm
teriuht tperoen, IuslGnoer feinb-
li6er Nationalitdten su oemielbeu
3ned in dbnlife alaiien ein3uteilen.
pie bies in @robbritannien in oieier
9inIid)t getan tporoen it,"
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|99 tre3ent Ser GeinsRe,
|amsldnHcr 81
bcih6ftiecn bctpiuiet

l1eber SO Yro5ent Ser 8elufe UNI
g%rIalbnis, Mnsl1nber fir ipe5ttis
sierte &riegsarbeit SIT gebranbet,
iinb bon Dem ariegsamt rno Dem
Marineamt ser Gereinigten Stuatcn
bepiuigt morben.
2aut 8eriht bon Or. Wiloe Us.
M(eraroer, Dem Chef ser Minoerbei'
ten48 ruppennbteilung oes &rtegs'
prpbuttionsomtes, bnben Mrbeitgeber
bon beihen Memtern Die Grlnubnts
erbalten, mebr uls 80 Erp5ent bon
SEN pieIen S%anienren ser ausldnos
tld)en Mrbeiter an "flaliifisierte) Nes
aierunesauftrGgc, pertrauliher ODER
gcbeimer Matl,r, sl beid,ditigen.
Sl ser gefanntmo6ung betonte
Or. IleranSer ousoriidlih .oieShrit.
te, sic Sic Reaierung unternommat
bat. Tim Ser 9isfriminierung in Der
olaemeinen Initcllullg elm Gnoe at
MADDEN llrro er letfte sic Nufmerf-
iamfeit auf sic Sat'ade, baB Der
GrGiioent einen Grefntipen 8efeb(
bermlsgeaebcn fat. ipcld)er bie Dis
frimiltierung aus 8riinoen ser &aiie-
ooer @laubens5ugeborigfeit ODER her
%notionalen Nbitamnnng perbiete unb
SAB bon nun an in ie0em Gontraft
cine &lnuiel eeeen Discriminating
SIT lhreiben Jet.
Gielc ser beiten @erfseltgarbeiter
in bicicm 2altee linb inter Sen nift
natltraliiierten uno oen fremOgebo=
renen giirgern 81 finbeu uno bes.
bolb biIben oieIe Mrbciter einen iebr
nidtigen @eitanoteil u~nierer Irbeitss
Ineriorgung. @ir fonmen obne HIRE
Gcr,penolmg feline poIlfommene Yros
blftion er5ielen, oa sic meiiten Die
|ier Mr6eiter sipeiiellos lopal fins, 10
lit ser bette 'SGus oieies 2anoes, iic
bciddftigt 81 balten, bamit lie nihts
onoeres ais lopal iein fonnen."
.Gs lit zines ser be1ten Mittef.
finite Golonnclt uno Saboteure Al,
gretchen, menn man bieie 0eute auf
sic Strobe iaat," bemcrfte 81. @ilos
@. Mernneer.
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Illus pcmneSfcrpit, Otie
3meis %.

0or ALIEN mo6ten mir 6efannt
MAIDEN, oab in Der ~. Mpril Ser.
iammlung Shmelter Soiefine Miler,
Hrdi. oes &irden Grauen 0ereins,
beridtete, baB Ser Ma,tter- un6 Sod.
terabeno. Der am 10. Mai itattfin-
ben ioute, in Der &aqe int Sadien-
beim, perlegt mer6en muB auf Sen
II. Mai. lsomit LADEN mir ale iGh-
|iiiden Mitter uno sodter gu bieiem
erbeben6en Geite ber5lid elm.
3n gleider Belt teilen mir nit,
oub uniere nadite 8~eriommlune am
10. Mai, 2 l1br nadmittags, itatt-
finoet. @ir modten Bitten, DAB es
iid alle lsdtpeitern bes 3ueig % our
Yflidt MAIDEN, oah oieier Sismng
bei3umohnen, 6a beridie6ene Yunf-
tie aa,d oiesmdl an ~erleoieen iin6.
Mq ben lieben Sfhpeitern, Ole uns
in Der Mpriliibung NIT SUDDEN un6
@affee erfriidt bnben,- lei innigiter
Danf eeiagt. Sir 1ie 10. Mai+sit.
suns iinb Dem gBG nod foleenbe
Sdtpeitern an ser @eibe gu ierpie-
rem: aatb. Miilet, &ermine Nen1e.
fdet, Wsnria Ne,n1ens, aatb. Memens,
@eeinn Memeia, Meeind Dneer
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NmS Nlenaea, pa.
3meip 81.

Sn Der @%eriammlung tuuroe bei9Ioi-
ien, Elm 9abnereFen an Muttertas
5u geben un6 ale sadien uno 6eren
Greunoe bon mob uno fern iino elm.
gela6en. gs lit elm 8anfett nidt MUIR
fir Miitter un6 Todter son6err lit
aud fir 8ater, Mutter, 8rlloer unS
|Todter, fir ane sic baran teilneb-
men poQen
Ser 8reis lit 85c einidIieBlid,
Steuer. 0as giien finoet itatt i'm
eadienbeim, 6. straBe, un- 1 l1br
nadmittaes. Gs nir6 pielleiGt mad
Sem Giien aud elm fleines Erogram
ourdeefiibrt. @as es miro fem, tpeih
i4 nod ni6t. go nidt nereebt Wut,
tertag lit Der idonIte Gag Ben mir
auf gr6en fennen.
Mi6t bergeiiet, ane 6ie Muttertae
feiern un6 iih bereniigen tpoIIen
fino beralih einselaben.
Marp 3oppeIt, Gefr.
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3tueia 46.

Die r~egelmdbige 8~eriammIune
6es 8peig 46 finoet itatt am Don-
nerstag, ben Ia. Mai, i'm Mmerican
Club &ouie an 1859 q. MibInno
Abe. Mue Mitslie6er ftnb eriudt an.
tueien6 au fem oa midtige .@eiddfte
3iir Derbanblung fommen. Sc lit Der
@unih Der 8eamtinnen, baB ii9 ole
Mitglieber beteiligen, benin peri1ie-
6ene Meinungen e~raielen ben beiten
gntihluB. SIN @omitee fir sic Mai-
8~eriammlung iino Sic ~folgenbe,,
Shtpeitern: Hoie &erber,t gbitb
Sartmann, &oie Scamp, @etruSe
&raft. Mnna Taub. Sefr.
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3,peig 30.

Counting, Sen 3. Mai, fano uniere
re%gelmGBige Notwithstanding
Itatt. gs ipurbe elm ,,eues Mitelie>
aufsenemmen, 8r. Sobonn @on-
nertb ST., 1O7 Carnegie Moe. 5ii,
sic nad1ten brei Monate, sunni, Sui
unb Maleuit, finoet uniere 8eriamm,
lung niht am eriten Sonntag i'm 500.
nat Itatt, ion6ern am erIten Cams.
tag inn Wonnt, 1880 l1br abenos
Nae Mitglieoer mGgen oies our &c
fdaigen &enntnis nebmen.
Tas Yidnid unieres @ereins tpirs
lal,t 8eihlub am Counting, oen 4
Sllli, abgebalten.
8eorg 9eppner, Sefr.
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@eriamml,lng a,,i Sen 10. Mai felt
aeiest haben lit Sic, baB Der Gin=
tradt @eiangperein am II. Wai iein
Tribjabrs.&unsert abbGlt uno allie
Mitalieber BON ser Gintraht, bonn
3ueig 20 unb bonn 3meig q, ale
ibre Sreunbe nno 8efannten nno be
ionoers sic Sllgeuo, apelde einige
gemiitlibe iStunben bei Ml1lif uno
8eiaug perleben noaen, iouten iih
ben Satum, II. Mni, merfen nno
Dem Son5ert, b%eginneno 3 l1br nod
mittaas, in ser gintraGt Saae BET
pobnen. gs neroen 8eiangUereine
Don youngstown uno BON 6arreu
mitpirfen unb bas Hrogramm Der
lhonern belfen. b.
8eorg 8%obenborfer, Sefr.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

am 10. Mai, nad Ser 5ralier
GGerein @%eriammlune, finoet elm TO-
genanntes Observation-Disclosures
itatt. Iae @itglieoer bes 3meig &c
unb 3meig % iinb ber5li6 eingela.
Sen. Sir Ibenoeiien lit talter Ml,f.
i6nitt in Siiae p%orbanben unb Elm
tplmoerbarer Yreis ooer 51pei per,
Sen bel oieier @elegenbeit abgege,
ben. Ser &einertrae flieBt al,f oeu
@innnbmen fir sen Yidnidplat ST.
8eorg Teppner, iSefr.
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2tmS HerneiteaH, pa.
ct. Rarfus 0emeinSe.

9as Rntter. tn6 xS0ter.8 anfett
fin6et am Isonntag, Sen 10. Mai,
itatt. Der Gra11en 0erein Ser ct.
Warfus @emeinoe label ole Miitter
uno 90bter uno 6eren Jreunbe TO-
tpie ole Grauen, Die einen genuB-
reiden Mbeno berleben m61ten, 5u
0ieiem 8anfet tein. &c tpir6 in Den
unteren @1umIidfeiten Der Stride
absebolten. Hurft 5 lubr aben6s
miro Elm feines giien ierbiert fir
ben eerinoen Hreis BON 80 Gents.
'gsah benz giien miro Elm ihSnes BRO.
sra1nm nufgefibrt. Weim Oiesiabri.
gen SHUTTER. uno 9ohterB on9ett
molten mir ben Nai4tern un6 Tod.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07

tern Tartf ur16 &uloigupg oarbrin-
gen. @eebrt tperoen Sic 6lteite Mut.
ter uno Die iiingite Wutter uno sic
Wutter NIT Ben meiiten T0dtern an.
tpeieno. Mu6 miro allen Sdtpgtern
befannt gegeben, 6aB bas MGbfrGn5.
den ieben T.. uno 3. 0onnerstag i'm
Monat ftattfinbet. 8itte fommt ollie
unS belft nit.
Wnna 8en, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07

'Satianna Srben, Matbiloa 8. 8e=
renSt, Sermina Srbeu, Gli5ubetb
Srentb, @elen Srben, Mnna 9ol0er,
Minnie SOLDER, Inna Gon 8l,ten,
Sean Hcmen5. Sn Ser S%offnune Dab
audi bieie Shipeltern ibren Sflihten
na6fommen meroen, banfen mir if
men i'm &orals altfs ber5ifite.
Inna Sduaer, Sefr.