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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-13

Toe Martin Sees
Plenty of w ork
For Republicans
b. cnarles P stewart

CONGRESSMAN JOSEPH w.
MARTIN Of Massachusetts. chair
man Of the Republican national
committee and his party's parlia-
mentary leader in the house OF rep
resentatives, isn't one Of those who
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-13
National eroadcastlns Company

Natlonat oroaucdStln9 company
Red network, WLNl 700, WWJ
$50. WHAM 100. WMAQ go; Blue
network. WXYZ 1870, WLW 700;
WGN 100.
Columbia Broadcasting Company
-WJR. $50. WBBM $50. WCKY
1880, WFBM 1926. VICAR 1850.
WBNS 1860. WOOD 1910; Blue
network, WOWO 1870.
Mutual 6roadeasting Company
network, WLW 700, CkLW 500;
Red network WLW 700; Blue
WBK 100.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-13
Minute Test

/. On what river in what state
Is the Grand Coulee DAM
2 Where IS most of our table
salt obtained?
3. What is the government sta
tus Of the Hawaiian islands,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-13
Fifty Years Ago

The senior class at the Normal college followed prece
ueh ser by jn leap year class OF Ss and has elected
president Officers Miss Cora Smith. president.
Curtis president Fred Gorton secretary Margaret Daley
treasurer g. Nicholson William Minnie
ing, executive committee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-13

a girl TO telephone a young man
and ask him to a party. Only
unnecessary calls are frowned
upon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-13
By Logan Clendenins. ". D.

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-13
Words OF Wisdom

To write a good love letter. you
ought to begin without knowing
what you mean TO say. and to
finish without knowing what you
have Rosseau.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-13

will also come to you. For the
child that is born on this date it
is prognosticated that he or she
will be exceptionally clever. and
remarkably lucky in business or
profession. Such one will be
especially successful in Journal
ism. law. accountancy. teaching.
aviation and radio. Some love
sorrow Is foreseen.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-13
Hints on Etiquette

1t Is perfectly permissible for
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-13
Your Health

Rheumatic Fever
Serious Problem
During Winter
BY Logan Clendenins, NJ. D.
IN CANADA and the Northern
United States, rheumatic fever be-
comes one. of the most serious
health problems in winter, prob
ably rivalling pneumonia and the
respiratory infections. As one
goes south. it is Of less frequency
and severity.
The reason that rheumatic fever
is of such great Importance lies
mot in the fact that it is inself such
a deadly disease, but on account of
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-13

the complications in the heart.
About half of all organic heart dis
ease in middle age can be traced TO
an attack Of rheumatic fever in
childhood and youth.
While we know rheumatic fever
is due to a germ, this germ has not
been identified and we have no pre-
ventive serum. We must depend
upon attempts to control it through
such factors as protection against
climatic conditions and poor hous-
ing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-13
onc-siinute Ties; Answers

Unc-NIInute lost AnsWeTs
] Columbia river in Washing
ton
2 From mines.
5. They constitute an organized
territory
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-13

MEMBER MICHIGAN

LEAGUE or HOME pAlLlES
National Advertising REPRESENTATIVE
Sche.rsr and Co.
ais Iexfngton Ave New oriS
IS f. Wacker Drive. CFlelS"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-13

out 1 wonder II ne can co 1t at
the next congressional election OF
even the first election after that.
The ensuing depression isn't like.
ly to have hit us that soon.
Yeah, I'm a pessimist.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Rhym-o o-grom
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

This coming spring or summer
perhaps you will hear the song OF
a bird who tells his name to every
one who wishes to listen. From a
fence, a stone wall or bush, he calls
"bobwhite," making the white"
especially loud Very seldom does
the bird sing from the branch of
tree
The bobwhite is also known as
quail or partridge" His plum
age is mottled black, brown and
white. He is rather fat bird, and
is widely hunted, but laws have put
him under protection in some places.
Bobwhites live in families, and
are likely to remain in the same sec
ton the whole year through. They
roost on the ground, and are to be
found in fields and woods.
A bobwhite family punches to-
gether at night, with heads pointed
outward. If person comes near. the
birds viii fly in all directions, utter
ing a low "whit-whit" sound. BY
flying different ways, they make 1t
less likely that more than one or two
will be killed by single gunshot.
When the danger is past, they utter
twittering cries and come together
again.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
-Bobwhite Tells His Name to Every One

follow hen. They also nestle under
her wings at night. Even after their
fuzzy covering turns into feathers
and they can fly, the young bob
whites still stay near their parents.
Bobwhites eat acorns, chestnuts
and wild fruits. They also eat the
seeds of the cockspur, the smart
wood, the pigweed and the ragweed.
Insects make up part Of the food
of bobwhites. They destroy some
kinds of insects which are harmful
to farm crops. For this reason farm
ers have been known to help flocks
of the birds to live through the
winter. This has been done by plac-
ing food in convenient places. The
winter battle is hard one, and long
winters lead to much loss of life in
the quail, or bobwhite, family.
(For Nature section of your scrapbook)
II you want a free copy Of the
illustrated leafiet on the Seven
Wonders of the World" send me
Scent stamped, self-addressed
envelope in care Of The Evening
Star.
I~eA Ra3
Evening star., 1942-03-20
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
The Long 'U' Again

Kansas City-Please send rhym-
o-gram to the broadcaster who has
lust discovered the long "u' (yoo)
and insists on using it in the wrong
words. It's pathetic, really.-Mrs.
E. D.
Answer-Thank you for splendid
suggestion.
Rhym-o-grom
Facsimile @. Boxtop prides
Himself on perfect "diction,"
And like hawk he eyes his P's and
Q'S;
And to the mike he proudly strides,
Serene in the conviction
That faultlessly he voices his long
us"
But hear him speak of "afternyoon,'
Although no III" is in it,
And Webster tells us noon must
rhyme with moon.
"The fort is dyoomed, surrender is
Expected any minute"
But doom must have the 90" sound
as in boon.
Evening star., 1942-03-20

"And overhead the skies are blyoo,"
A very common blunder
Which Boxtop makes when reading
lines poetic.
But Webster says that blue is "bloo."
Now is it any wonder
That listeners are growing apa-
thetic?
There is no blanket rule to guide
Us on pronunciation;
No truer words than these were
ever said.
Keep Mister Webster at your side
For frequent consultation.
If he says you are right then
go ahead.
Learn to punctuate correctly. My
pamphlet explains commas, semi
coIons, etc, so simple that they need
never bother you again. But don't
delay; supply is limited Send
stamped g cent?, seIf-addressed en-
veIope to Frank Colby. in care Of The
Evening Star. Ask for free Punctua-
tion Pamphlet.
(Released by Bell Syndicate, 1nc)
Evening star., 1942-03-20

spell
Lettered
correctly roll
to Yesterdays LETTER-OUT
STAMPED-PASTED (Stuck.
PRACIISER-RESCRIPT again.
SODDEN-DOSED medicine).
SNORTER-RESORT good place relax.
PROLAPSE-PROPEIS Che forward.
Evening star., 1942-03-20

The Four Aces will be pleased to an
xver letters from readers if a stamped
13-cent), self-addressed envelope is in
closed with each communication ad-
Evening Star II you desire the pocket
outline of the Four Aces system OF
contract bridge. send with your request
to the Four Aces. care of The Evening
Star a stamped t3-cent). lf-addressed.
large-size envelope and you will receive
an outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1942-03-20
y O0ONOLllTE

The nests are built on the ground
and are open on one side, like an
oven From 10 to 20 eggs are COM
monty laid in each nest. Now and
then the number is as great as
from 25 to IS.
Unlike most birds, bobwhites leave
the nest as soon as they are Matched.
They follow the mother as chicks
Evening star., 1942-03-20
SheIIed Corn Rejected

The Argentine government will
buy corn on the cob" from its
farmers but refuses to consider the
shelled product.
Evening star., 1942-03-20

L
West opened the five of spades,
dummy played low, and East-well,
what did East do? If he is an
average player, he took the spade
ace and returned the spade queen.
In that case, South refused the Sec
ond spade trick, but won the third
round. Then he took the diamond
finesse, losing to East's king. With
no spades left in the East hand,
South was perfectly safe. This line
of play yields 10 tricks to South.
But if East is an expert? That is
q different matter. When the hand
was actually played, East was an
expert and played the spade queen
at the first trick South dared not
refuse the trick, for if West had the
spade ace the enemy might run the
entire spade suit against MN.
South, therefore, decided to win the
spade trick and depend on the dla-
mond finesse. When that lost to
East's king. East laid down the
spade ace and led his last spade for
West to take the rest OF the suit.
This line of play yielded only eight
tricks to South.
Now Easts play of the spade
queen may seem very brilliant and
tricky the first time you see 1t done,
but after while you can see that
it's the right play under almost any
circumstances. If your partner, the
opening leader, has the king, play
ing the queen loses nothing since it
wins the trick. If declarer has the
king, playing the queen makes 1t
very difficult for him to risk hold
up play.
Yesterday you were David Burn
stones partner and, with neither
side vulnerable. you held:
A3
W9542
HKQ75
@AJ4
The bidding:
Burnstone Schenken You Jacoby
~ - 70 "a
80 Pass {?
Answer-Bid four hearts. This
tump, in combination with your free
bid on the first round shows your
strength. 1t is important to show
that you have real support for
hearts because there may be slam
in the cards, and you must enable
YOUR partner to make the first move
II he has a very strong hand.
Score 100 per cent for four hearts,
70 per cent for three hearts, so per
cent for four clubs or three spades,
40 per cent for five diamonds.
Question No. LOIS.
Today you hold the same hand,
but the bidding is different:
Burnstone Schenken You Jacoby
10 % 70 "a
81 Pass CD
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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to the Four Aces, care Of The Evening
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
2l,ss Gai,teft, Okie


gs oiene allen 8riioern our gef6I'
ligen Nadrid)t, Bob oie reselmdBige
Geriammll,ng Samstagabeno, Sen 7.
5ebruar, 7::3O llbr, i'm Sadienbeim
abgebaIten miro. @ir boffen Sab nod
mebr anpeIenb iein tperoen als in
LETTER gerIammIl,ng.
9ie 8riioer oes 3,peig IA tperben
erild)t, ibre Suitt,.ngsbiihlein Bis
7. Tebruar einsubdnoigen, oenn es
lit elm 9omitee aufseiteat porSen Inn
oie 9iihlein nit Sen 5inan5biidern
gu priifen. Ger Gerein lit nidt Der.
antiuortlid fir Sic 8riioer sic ibra
@ihlein niht einreihen, mir boffen
oab alle 8iihlein bis Z. Tebruar elm
gebdnoigt iino.
Sobann gellmann, Sefr.
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2lms alliance, Ohie
3iueia 3.

slnen Mitglieoern our ire,,noliden
aenntnisnabme, ooB nGfIte regel'
m6bige geriamml,,ns Sreitag, oen
13. ssebruar, ubenbs, ltattfinSet.
2iebe griioer, fpmmt oac in Sic
GerIamnlllng, oenn es iinb ipid)tigc
8eihGite 81, erlebigen uno nebnt
Cell in Sen 9lnaelegenbeiten oes Ser
Gins, MIR 10 fam iebe 8ruppe sufric.
Sen geltcIlt ipcroen. @ir miiiicn nit
Sen @or5ereit,tnsen fir Sic 9onucn'
tion beginner. Gs lit Sic Al. Ssabrcs=
aonpention Ses Central Tcrbnnoes
Scr 'Siebcnbiiraer Sad)len perb1rn.
Sen nit oem 8olOenen Subild,tm, ipo
cs sic pilie cines ieoen @itglieoes
bral,d)t.
Notwithstanding
Tienstog, Sen 10. Sebruar, abenos
Sbos. 8ottibling, Sefr.
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StebenbIroifh. .2lmerifanHdes Dolfsblatt

erbalten, tuorin ibnen miteeteilt, oaB
oas 9anfett am 20. Gebruar, Z llbr
abenos i'm Beitieite ,Sudienbeim
7001 Geniion slne,. itattfinoet. Gs
lit Der @unldb ser 8eamten uno bes
aomitees, oab alle Mitglieoer iih
oiesmal oaran beteiIiaen. Mne Mit.
glieSer iperoen erl,,ht, sic aarte aui
ieoen 6aIl 5lriidsuidifen uno bar.
auf ST perseidnen, Oh iie teilnebmen
0 5 er nift, oamit oas 2omitee mei6
tpie piel Giien porbereitet perSen
ion. sllIo auf s,m g,,ten giicn, Muiif
Grfriif,,ns uno edit iddiiider @e-
miitlidfeit fit Sung lnS Mlt.
Wm. S6ulter, Sefr.
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3u fommen, Oh MitgIieo Der ssugeno.
abteilung ooer nibt. Mue iino beraliA
eineeIoben. 3ommt ale.
Das Ssugenbfomitee.
8atcr. nn6 Spnnabenb NIT 0anfett.

Der 9ruoerbuno ser ct. Soban.
ncs 3ird)engelneinoe baranitaltet aud)
hieies Sabr einen @ater= unb Sobn,
@beno perb,,noen nit 8anfett am
%. Sebruar, @aIbingtons 8eburts,
Tag, III sen ShulrGumcn ser Stride.
Iue GGtcr uno S0bne unIerer Sir.
tengemein>e ioipie auh onoerc G1ter
uno S0bn Sic nidt Mitelieber iinS,
iino berslid einaelaoen. 9ieienigen
@dter sic feline SGbnc baben f0nncn
'if fir oieien sIbeno einen .Sungcn
iiber 5ebn Sabre alt ais Spbn NIT.
hrinaen.
Gin aomitee periuht oieien Gater.
uno Sobn-Ibeno s,,m beiten su ma,
rten ser bis ictt abaehaltcn ipurSe.
Bute sseItreoncr, Sic 0alltih uno
EngliIch ipreden tueroen, baben be,
reits suaeIagt. auBcrbem miro elm
ihones Erogrnnm geboten. 8itte re-
icrbiert ellcb oieien slbenS. Gintritts,
snrten linN bei alien @rlocrbunomit'
alieoern su hben. Sas aomitee.
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Aeutralperton>ss
Nneeleecnteiten
194t bis t9a, ,liste!;sScr:
1Derbcfanspanise.

Die nm ben WruR5cantcn cinac'
Ieitctc Wcr6efampaane num |. Scps
tembcr f941 bis 80. Mai 1912 ioNsn
mnb iuullcn mir nit Grfrla abid,lic'
fen. Gies lit nidlt nur Der @nnidl Scr
@rufbeamten iunSern and allcr Mit-
glicoer. SpcsicQ nbcr IuI.cn bic Sc'
amtsm altcr 3,ueiapcreinc oaran in
fereiiicrt iein, 81 sciacn, eas ibr
3mcia anten Grfo'a anfsniuciIcn hat,
Tas Nenltat Der critcu nicr Wo'
nate mar in mand;cn Sueiacr cut.
in anecren anncl,mbnr nnh III n,ans
den 3ueigen bleibt piel III uiiuid'cn
iibrta, anbere tun oar nidlts.
Bic beitcn Neinltatc seiGcn folacns
be 3,ueisuereinc, fir sic Gamcr pom
1. September bis 81. Scs. 1871.
Yin criter SteIc lit 3ipcia 80 1T
youngstown, Sbiu; an slrciter Stcl!e
j3,peig 33 in GlepelanS, Sbiu: an
Sritter 3ueis % in sonusstu,un, ,.
Die Deputies aacr 2pcinuercinc
,uerbcn erimd)t, bic @crbcarbcit
erniter sn nebmcn nnS nit mclr
6odorud ,n betreiben. sllle nnicrc
Nita(ieber iuerScu crindlt ibrcn
SpeisDcrcins- Deputies bebilflidl 81
iein mebr nene Nitalicocr benz 3tucig
nn6 bem |erbanS snsnfiiFrcn. SeSes
@itslieb, bns mithilft, uirb fir ieins
Nibc neraiitigt, in Dem linn Elm iiid,'
iiidcs 8eid)idjtsbnd frei sngeidlift
iuirb mnb bas nene Witalieo crbalt
ben goloenen @crbanosfnppf nit icis
mem 3ertififat.
Nit @rnbernrns. Nhr
Ssbm 8altbcs. Or. ErGiibent.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05

ldnea in bie Gtuigfeit obberufen
bat. Ser Geritorbene ipar beliebt BEL
allen Oie i'm fannteu. gr bate Elm
gates Sers, bali serne tpo er nur
fonnte. Gr tpar elm gutter uno auf.
rid)tiger Sreino, Elm ioreiamer uno
fiiriorgliher @ater ieiner &inSer uno
elm tre,ter @atte leiner 8emablin.
Gs trauern INN Sen DabingeIdie.
oencn feline tieiaebel,ste Satin Gutb.
9inoer, geb. Maurer, Todter unS
GGlpiegeriobn Geo. &erltler, Elm
Sobn III Streitfort, Ser 5tpeite in
GalttI6lano, uno 0rei Gnfelfinoet.
elm gr.loer uno cine SdtueIter IN
Siaben5iirsen 5ipei Gdtpdser IL
gbcago, Georg uno Martin Waurer.
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Gti,bermfmtte Scr ~ies>
j6trieen Kcnpcntiett
HeS Central UerbanHes!

Den l0blidjen 3,ueiapercinen uns
feres Central Serbanoes sur sefalli-
aem &enntnisnabme, Saf bic bies.
jabrige 8onbentiun am sSreitae nnb
Samstag, ben 20. unS 80. Mai, in
AlIiamee, sur Sasnma lid, ner'
iammelt.
Die 3meigpereinc Ses @erbanSes
.uerSen hermit fremnolid,it erindjt
iid in berielbcn SnrdJ sic pulle GAIL
Der beredjtigten Se!eaaten rertreten
sm laHen nnb ielbiae 81 beauftraecu
am %. Wai, pnnft 10 llbr rorm;t.
tags, 9aplisbt SaSinas Slime, i'm
&friammlnngslofal anpcieno sn
ieiu.
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Sn Setroit itarb am 26. Sanuar
pl0tli1 uno uner,partet inn beiten
Mannesalter bon 81 Sabren
Sobann Sinber
sebiirtig aus Streitiort, Siebenbiir,
gen, uno muroe unter eroBer getei,
ligung Ser 9etroiter Sadien, ge,
fannten uno Sreunoen Mitttpo6, sen
%. SSsanuar al,f Sem 6oreit 2atpn
Sriebbof s,,r letten 9tube getragen.
Die 2eihenfeier fano INN 2 llbr bon
Heters Scidpnbdtattl,ngskhim alrs
Itatt. Yaltor Sobann Teutif bon ser
ct. Hetrus Stride belt sic Sraucr-
preoigt. Gs paren 81 Screen aebens
Sc @orte, Sic er iprad), aber aud,
Sroittporte fir Sic ifiuer gepriiftc
Gamilie. Mm Nord bend iang Ser
Saronia Gem. Gbor bem Garitorbe.
men slun lebten @eleite unb Gbre 6as
berrlidc 2ieo rMdber mein 8ott 81.
oir". @ie beliebt ser GerItorbcne
tpar betpies Der Berg berrIiher @lu,
men.
Sobn 8inber >puroe in IStreitfort
ais Sobn bon slnoreas mno Sara
Binber am A. gng,,it 1880 gcboren.
SIN Sabre 1906 idlob er oen 8mnS
Der ebe nit aatbarina geborene
Maurer. Gieie Gbe ,par cine ariid,
lide, cs entiproiien ibr 5tpei S0bne
uno cine Todter, ser cine als 0anh.
mann in Siebenbiirgen, ser an6ere
als Nrat in Oeutihlano un6 6ie God.
ter lit sSrau Geo. aenitler in Tetroit
Ser 8erltorbene tpanberte inn Sabre
1911 nad gmerifa, no feline 8ema6.
lin un6 Todter i'm Sabre 1926 linn
nadfolgten. @ar es bod iein 9ro ,
ter @unid mno @erlangen, bod tpie.
6er maI in sic liebe alte &eimat au.
rid 5u febren, INT Ben Geit ieiner
9ebensiabre ga gu berleben i'm areiie
Der 9lngeb0rigen. 9ber Gottes NlGne
tparen anoere, no ct i'm bod a.,
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3ueia 10.

Die ndhite 8eriamml,lng tpiro am
Sonntag. Den 8. syebruar, abgebaI.
ten. Mae Mitglieoer ,peroen eriudt
iih gu beteilisen. Nad Der 8eriamm.
lung peroen &arten geipielt. Mle
Sdnpeitern iperoen eebeten einen
Breis fir oieien 3tped mitaubrineen.
Ser 3peig 10 laoet ale Greunoe
nno 3weigpereine au oieier Inter.
baltung aufs ber5li6lte elm. gs ,per.
ben ,getuiB biele ih6ne Nreiie an glud.
lide @epinner ausseteilt tper6en.
Wir boffen oaB ii9 rebt biele Be.
teiligen. gli3abetb Sitterlp, Sefr.
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@in6er.8Iaiims.

l1nier 8erein tat in ser letten Ser,
iammlung tpie bisber INNER einen
8laiius fit uniere &inber beihlonen.
gs ergebt an alle gltern oie Bitte
un6 ginla6ung, a,n 0reitag, sen 6.
Gebruar, abenbs, inn 'Sahenbeim an.
ipeieno gu iein nit ibren 4inSern unb
teildunebnen an Der fleinen &inoer.
unterbaltl,ng. slle 4inber tperoen
cine fleine grfriihung frei erbalten.
Ser gintritt lit nur 10 Gents fit
4in6er bon 6 Sabren binaif, 10 tpie
fir 6ie grtpadNenen.
cara Grana, Sefr.
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Nms farrell, pa.
3mci9 Z.

Sic regelmGBige Monatsperlamm'
lung fin0et 'Sonntag, Sen s. Sebr.,
2 llbr na6mittags itatt. 9lne 8rii,
Der iin0 ge6eten 0ieler Geriammluna
6ei5iupobnen.
slld lei es befannt eenradt, oail
am Z. 6ebruar l,niere Sugeno aorb
baa ipielt uno alle SadJlen uno 8e'
tannten iinO gebeten a,,m aorbball'
ipiel 5u fommen.
S. @iintber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
MnfInbigmna.

Ser 6. q. 9. ). 6. II. 8erein.
3ueig 4 beabIihtiat, Sonntag, Sen
s. afGrs iein 40idbrises Stiftrnss.
felt in feItliher @eiie nit aonsert
uno Erogramm 5u begeben.
Ias ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ent.
tuidelt rege Sdtigfeit uno es tperoen
in nGtIter 3eit mihtige gefannt'
mofungen erfolgen.
gs ergebt oaber in bielem Sinne
an ale uns fremolih geIinnten Ser
einigungen Sic gitte, iif oieien Gag
uor5umerfen, INN uns genanntc
5eier 81 einem 6reuoenfeIte seItal,
ten 5u belien gum @oblereeben un-
ierer Solfsaemeinihaft.
Ser sseIt=M,,sIhub.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
Gumupb Gitn, Ed.

Nie Ct Yauls &emeinhe ipiro bebient
Don, WdStor 2ubtpia Seiieter. gigenem
Vnsrnr 6auptGn:tesoierSt ieben Sonntoa
mor9,ns 1O:30 llhr. Soumtoel1ule 0:30
rtr norgens inter Der 2eitun9 bes iun>
yen Supcriuienbenter II. Waurer. 3cns
sirn,"rbenilnterriht ie nub Nnaabe oes
3afto-s s@!:~'h'nrntsiituue ieben letten
Snmstag i'm Rona1. uir"See !!hr -
Sonntagidul,ehrerzS zSisuns ieber oritten
Sonntag I'M Muuat, moreens $3.50 llbr
tire1enfcvprcbe ieoeu Sreitas 1880
;lhr; nbsnbs. &irhen Sranen Gereii,sz
Situng iebe,t 3. Sonnerstaa i'm Nonat.
rs 11br; 2,,t6er 0isa Sibung So
:lhr Su9enbbnnciitung ieben 2. Sonns
taq, = Uhr nbenbS
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
0JhnqstDipn, Chio.

S"ut1d,e @uons 9,,tb. 9onterus @e.
reiuSe. gde Qincok, Mpe unb 4olmeD
Strosc. Dr. 9. 81 Sritidb, Yfarrer. Bob'
run..h 1918 @idliffe gltb. Sci: 94968.
HIM . li5r SpnntnGIf.:'e unb Sluenb'
Wntt.soienlt; i'm Wiate, nm 1890. I'M
5nm.aer um 9:3O ,lhr 9aaptsottesbienh
IN cIen Soim> nno Setcrtaeen. Samss
tag 9 uhr Gonfirmonherz un6 Deutf4s
llni:r. icht. Seben 9icustag i'm Ronat
E:.snsta9 I'M Morat @ruberbunb
Sebsn 4. Srun.ag, 8 llhr na6mittd0S
Trnuen gercin. ssoen 5tueitfoIee,,6en
yrit.lunsh SusenSbunh; ieben 5tpeitfols
oe,,btn 9onncretas 2utber Qi9a. Sebea
Sreitrs @ird:1dInrprobe. G1e Nbenbuers
iam'rlMneen f,nben I'M 1880 l1hr itatt
Nue 9nlfsz .lnt @Inubens9enoiien ituS
ter5lii, einssl1oen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
4HonacG, ga.

0rutff)e Gpcrg s2ntber. ct. Heters.
t'emc;nre. 5. CTR. Sons 8. s. Simoleti,
&io,rpr. @iorrtaus: 24l Ibans Ctr
9srd'c1er. ga Eel: !Rodleiter G35s@,
Npitrshierit: $40 llhr n,orgens. Conn.
no'd,(e 10:45 llbr. Srduen 1eretnS.
Hcri1rmlnne an letlen Sonnerstdv
icocn Worlts. obenbs g l(br. Seoers
warn Il. 6elslif iuilIfommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
Ghicaq0, IN.

ceutId,e unh Stebenbiireiids sSdhiildc
ct. EnrIus G;cmcinbe. EIltor Grip,
Shniot. 2ird,e inD Vditprut 4S55-
4Sb9 &pmer Ctr Seheu Spnntag Q llhr
Scn.,taaid)u.e eusIildb uno ocutid,. -
Tcutifcr Gjottesbieui. jeben SonntaN
1915 llbr; enslliber &rt:csoienit iecen
9, unh 4. Srnrtnue 1G:15 llbr. Ceuts
ictr Wrnfir.Hnnnen>il >ilnterrlt,t Mittnod'
nadr',itrnas 4:30 llhr; cnaIiid,er aons
mnnbenzilr!er Sanstna nornl!
i,o 10 llbr. Seutid,e SS6ule Santstag
md: 1ittoos 9 nGr.