davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
3iueig 80.
Iicmfiabnc.

slQc aEitelieoer into audi Die iibri
gen iGdJii'teu Sulfsgenoiien, lueroel
bierluit aufillerfIam gematIt: rWenr
cure SDhne uoer anoere Mnacb6ria,
Der ;samilic snm 0eeresoienit cinse
;.aen ,ucrocn, bicies iofurt beim Yr
,Subann Crben, Sr., 1926 Snbion
Guc. ansnmelocn.
ySer oicIes pcr'ullll,t, bat fem Eed,
Nie 9eamten bes Sapeie 30 81, fritz
icren oocr 9eidpperoe ein5uleger, tpei
ie:n &no niht auf ser Sabine ltnS
,lrfunoe eingeihrieben lit.
@eirg Teppner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
Nas pe,ahestcapt,, Ohie
3lueia 80.

3weia 30.
9iebe Yriioer! SSSn Den lesten Diec
a.lntnern bes Tolfsblaites babt ibr
Die 9lllfrufe geleien, baB llnler Gerelt
cinen neuen &allempart illdt. 8aper-
..llngen iino ipeilige eingelallfen, uiei-
lsid)t neil Die griioer glultben, bdB ile
ibre iesige slrbeit aiif9eben nriiiien
I'm oieies flarer 81 MAIDEN 10 er-
acbt Ser Muirui nod einnal llno 5lpar
beute ,mo n1dfte ISOLDE an ale Brit
ser: ,Srscnb ein NitslicS ober Widt.
aHitglieb, Ser treil i.no ebrlif lit,
fann ith fir oie 9allenapartiteae be-
iperben, obne feline jesige Arbeit auf-
s,igeben.
Inn 8eoine1iigen bite Nraiioent
1ratt3 Shneioer ODER Bi3eJYrGi rent
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
Mntterta9s=&unscrt

rh inter Ser Seltllng ielnes bell .tten
nno tiid)tigen Sirigenten Er9i. Il.
9'ifolaus, lrelfer unermiiolif III Ser
9lrbeit lit nit ieincn Sdngcra lllo
lSGngerinneu, nm Elm 'dltnes luo
:p:iroiges Trogranm au:}uarbeiten.
gtit beIonoerer Sreuoe aeben mir
audi bctannt, oaB oiesinal o;iN clnige
Gameu oes Sanenhors Suronla BON
Glepelano OILS lmlere @ulte um $40
sramm gefdlligIt mitlpirfen llnN elk
Sbeaterltiif aufiiibrcn lperOen Gbcns
10 boffen lpir, oaB mir aud) lnllcrn
3unocsprGlioenten u. @ilfinger unh
sSamilie 6ottidling lmo piele anoerc
Slepelanoer an bieiem slbeno in IN.
ierer Mitte lplafommen beiben fonnei
ellie uniere Srelunoe uno Conner iinn
her5liflt eingelnoen lns nit ibrenl
9'aIud) 5u beebren Golpars aiefer'S
neliebtes Srd)eiter miro Die Mliiit lie
iern. Gintrittsfarten I'M Torperfaui
iino bel aden gtitGlieoern 5u baben 81
|nndbigem Ereiie; an Der Ibenofalie
erbobter Yreis. slnfnng oes &onSertes
pulrtt 8 llbr dbeilos. I'm piinttlif,t;
Grld)einen miro gebeten.
u. 6. SSrieienbenglt, Erot +Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
9ird)en ,yranen &crein Der
S,pnterns- -Wcmeinoc.

IQen gfitgllebern sur geiualgan
9anfrid)t, bnb oie n1dite Seriamm-
lung Sonltng, Den = Dtni 3 llGr
naf)nlittaes ltattfinost. 2iebe Sdlpr-
itern lnadt es eud) ulle sur Eflidj.
uno fonmnt in Die Geriann1lilna, oenn
luir Damn fann unisr Gerein sSorf.
iG}ritte MAIDEN.
Ssn Dem aonlitee limo iolsenoe
Sdipeitern: 9iegina Sdullsr, stnro
8roB, Cara 0upio. Hoia Starf, Sc
Iene Eeterien, Nni1la Marfel.
Sir Hreile lperoell meloeten lid)
Saoia Starf, Suianila Sdtifler, Snro
Wenrid,, Hesiia araift, Murie u
8inoer.
Zen frailten Sdapelteru &atpariu.
Sfiller, &atb. Selauig. Grna sop.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
!0pntcrns.8cmeinoe.
Sas Hrugramm Der Suntcrns-
Spnntagsidln!e fir Citcrtas, Sonn-
taa, ben %. Mpril, lit mic fulst:

l. 0cmcinlau,es Groffnun9slieo
mSItcr9lodcn flineeu" go. 1913.
2. Seflamatipuen Der ,Aleincn:
.SiIern" Gliie ecrbert; vsn Cater
Traper" 9elores Sleilher; r@laoneS
il Grooming" Narsaret @ancee;
,Sitcrmoraen" 1tarn Spuiie &aiasr;
.Gbriit is Hilen" gleanore &onnerth.
). JSieb geiunsen bon Der SpnntasIfule
.Sbe San oi Heiurreetion" SO. 81.
T.. Eeflunatipncn Der Nittlcrcn:
&c berrlid,er Sitertaa" Sob. SclltId,e
Timber; .Gaiter Snp" @phert Srans;
mCiterlebcn" sllma Shullcr; Ser
Socrr lit Iuicritanpen" Wihael @nhner
D. Sicp Der &lcincn llno Mittleren:
.@utt lei geoau!t burd) Selum Gbrilt"
gtp. 115.
q. Seflnmatipnen Der Npnfirmanoen:
Goitertibings" gnnnmae Surnlioc;
Sic Sitcrlilic" Spbanna Struptlls;
.SrDblid)e Sitcru" geonart Sbon,ac.
:. Sieb Der Aoniirnailben: sd peiB,
bnb meiu GrlOicr lcbt."
:. Exclamation: .Slterrui" Iarie Sad]il
.. @ieo bcr gibelflaiic: ,Iitf, uiif, meir
SocrS nit Sreuben" SO. 12O.
%. Siteraniprnd,e bes 9crrn YfarrerS
Sr. g. g. SritId).
II. 4cmeinlamcs Sd)luBlieb: 20 bu
Irohiit}c. bu iclise" No. III.
Sic Sonntassibule.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
Ser airdjen Granen gcrein Der
SSpntcrnS- -(}emeinbe

fIlt icin idbrlihes Wsufter. ltno God.
terieit um Sonntag, sen 2. Moi, Of
Gas 6eiteilen miro I'M punt 6 llbr
ierpiert. 9snhber folat elm iebr inter
eiialites Grogranrm. Gas Saltptfu.
initec bat audi beuer it'd Oie groBtl
Ntiibc gegebcn nm eillen idOneu
sl6eno pprSubereiteu. slle Inmelo
lnaen iino bis IpiteItcns 20. Npril 8,
inaden bei SdNp. Maric Wfourer uu>
u. Seppncr per Selepbon noer per
iouli1. Marie Hotb, S6riitf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
&atharina SrantidD= Sdlmiot
acb. 9lllllcr

gcb. slllncr
uno muroe am I. Npril llnter groBcr
yetciligung ton Mitglieoeru ocS
,2lueia is, 9efnnnten, SreunOell
uro Sanosleuten aui Dem @ranopieln
Trieohof inter Seitl,ng pun Batter
Sobn 9aunnn sur lesten 9fube be.
itdttet. SSic beliebt lie luar 5cigte olc
@cteillgung an SeidJenbegGugnis mo
sic uieleu 9lunen. Die ihr @rab be-
ocftell.
Sic mar Elm gutitebenocs Ytitglieb
uun 3lpcig IS lmo Oes Central Ser
banocs, iomie 0eutihen &irfen Srau.
en- Gerein. Sic lrar inner bereit 81!
orbcitcn gum @obl lno 8eiten ser
Hiereine.
Sic Geritorbene luuroe am L..
>lueht 1884 in aleinsShelfen, Sic
uellbiirgen, geborcn llno in III
rem iltacno!iten sllter fam tie 81 Sen
&creiuigten Stnaten lllto licb lid N
GlepplanO nicoer, Die lettcn 81 Sat
&c bradtc lie ihr Seben in Sulem ST.
,Shr Seben mar crfiillt pom piel Nr.
beit uto Sprge, treu ertritg lie allra
bis sur !csteu Shtloe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
Suffice Gde

,Yapa, fuober fomnt es eigentlidl,
hab on cine 10 rotc Haie uilo 10 rote
Gafen bnIt?
,gom Slhpinb, Sunge. Sole mir
ilal sic 6laibe &cin bonn 9iifett!"
Sararf sic Wfttter: .Solt on e.
aid)t aebort? Oh, iolllt oem Sater Gen
Slhuil,o bonn @iiictt bolcn!"
Wteincn Snfel, sen nlten Ytoor.
eager, baben lie nelllitb 5um &orltans
bonn 8eianguerein gelpdblt. SD gre-
tuIicrte ibnL oab er 10 beiiebt 'c'.
SIS net 10 arg, ingtc cr, rTa'd)t bat
ten j. Sen Saberl genonlneu, ben, lpn
| net leioen fam. "a bab' / g'lt)rian,
Of i foan grobcrell Sdnisfopp apii6=
ten oils ben lino ba banl / Mi bolt
c;nltinlinig prn Toritaro gepablt."
Gin @ctrlnfcncr, Scr it'd an Ben
Siliern cntlang taltet, ger1t babel al
sic llnl5Gllnlna eines Scnfntals. 9tat)
osrallnlcr Belt oGlnlnert ihn. oa oas
Nitter iih inner alcitb bleibt, llno
lcr lhreit: 3u Silfe! Sd bin eillgca
! iperrt,"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
3l,ss Gcl,ar,b,ts, Otie
Sueia 3S. - Giterieicr.

gs biene alien Sd)ipeltern llno
Driibern 3ur eefdllisen 9tudricbt, oab
tddFten Spnntag, ben 25. Mprll, II;
Der 8ereinsbane cine Siterfeier Ita.t-
finbet, su ser alle Mitglieoer eillae-
Iaben iinh, I'M sllianullen cine ed,tc
i1hiiId,e Siterieier 81 feiern. Gs lit
elm riibriges aomitee an ser Mrbeit,
Inn einen ieben 9eiuder 5ltfrieoen 81
itellen. GSir bpifen auf einen gutell
8eiud), belinoers uon Ser Sugenb
SuS Gontitee.
per 5. @oelneilter, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
Nus IT. Eeais, 211iijeuri
3ipeis 10.

Gle nddite regelndBige Monats.
perIanullluns miro Somtag. oen ,.
Diai, nadlnlittaes 3 llbr nbgebdlten.
alle Wtitglieber lueroen eriild)t piinf!-
Ind; anlpeieno jll iein, bamit alle @e-
iNdfte id)neG erieoigt lperoen fonlien.
Taf ser Seriamnllune miro enc
Slterfeier fir Die 9fitglieoer lolpis
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
airdlen syrancn @crcin Der
ct. Marfns (Scmcinoc

slQen Mitnlleocrn oiene sur gefll
li9en Nad)rid,t, oab Die ndd)ite Ser.
ianmllmg am Montag, Den 26. slpril
s llbr abcnos, inl Sdutlraalm SCI
Stride ahgehalteu miro
Scloes Wtitglieo lit eriud)t anne.
ieno 5l iein, 0nmit alle 8eid)dfte ers
lcoiat merocu fonnen. Hnh Ser Ser,
fnlnmlllng miro &affce llno Mlhcg
ierplert. 9luno 9eu, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
Aus 6ary, ynriana
Spciu 26.

Gs blene ollen Wtitglieoern sur &C
iaaigen Hafriht, oab Die nudIte Ser
iammllmg Sunntag, oen ,. Dini, nad)
lHittags 3 l(hr IN Der Sahienbalii
ftottfinoet. IIe Mitglieoer iino criud,
untrpleno 5l icin.
u. s. ginoer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
l1ahrllf!

Wiiibe lanfcu oeine Sodnbe,
llneripartet lam Der COB
Su bult jebt alls9elitten
Su 9utes freueS Wiuttcrber5
@efreit bon allenl Sdnler5.
Sod, liebt on Did, nidt ben9en,
Eu trusit iie treu unp brap.
llnb bis ans Sebensenbe
@Iiebit bu tets lieb unb ipert
girn rube lanit I'M itiIen Srab,
Gs lpar 10 id,5n NIT Dir pereint.
9iube fanft in iel gent Srieoen
Sis mir emit uns ipieberiehcn.
Sn bes Soiinmeis lid,ten SOh'n,
$50 Is tein sct unb gSeh inebr eibt,
Su tebrteit heinz unb fanbeit Sriene
llnb alles 2eib bedt nun pcin 8rab.
Sis auf Elm irobes &ieoerIehen.
Ser tieftrnlternbe 8utte unO ol
yrontid-&inoer
SObm Sd)miot.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
2lus Gu,ucc~ City, pa.
2lueia 32.

Die monatlidp GeriumnlIllng fil
Set am 80. 9(pril, s lthr abenos itatt
Ine SdppeItern limo erilld)t bicier
&erianrnllllng bei5lnpobuen. ga icbr
ipiobtige 8eid)ofte 81 erIeOigen lino.
gtnd1 ser &erionrmlllng miro lpie ge-
pSbnlidl Gaffee un0 Sudden ierpiert.
aotberine Mel;er, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
wtisfey iiiti,tcr itest aus
Einelan> intpertiert

@aibineton. Scpid) &bisfep silt
zines Ser ballptiddlihlteu Eroolftc
ioelfJe utter Sen &rieesocrblltlriiiell
ans 8rcBbritanuien inlpurtiert iper.
bpn. 9lmerifouiIhe Sfiiie, lpeldc
&rieasnoierial nah 9illBluno britt
aen, tebrcn lccr 5uriif. sluh bringcil
Sic Sd)iffe ulls Gngluno tleiner
Guontititen bon Sertillparen nit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
Ginlabnns ;nm Yeseannnssfcit.

aus 8egegnilngsielt Der Sonteriis-
t5emeiltoc finOet oen 9. Veai IN Der
Stride, INN 3 llbr ilafanittags itatt.
Wir laOen aae ber5lih Elm oaran tell.
altnehmel 0a mir Oiessaal nm Elm
religioies Yrosranun oben in ber Sir
d)e abbalten lperoen, ienoen tpir feine
Cinlaoungen. 8eraoe in Oieier Sci!
roffen mir piele &onfirmierte 0lieOcr
inierer 8emeiiroe in llnierer Wtittc
begriiBen gu fonnen.
Stole 9eilOel, Sfrlftf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
meseam riettcte ictarie
Uarf,mi,a ar 8,alearici,

Ntosfau. ySslucItiia", bas amtlide
Organ Ger Smpietregierung, uerSi.
'entlihte eincn iebr lGarT furrnullcr-
ten Seitartifcl, il, Dem allsgefiibrt
miro, oas Tolf ser So.pietunipn Der
seiie cs niht. Dab gum 5lueitrn Mals
irncrbalb bon % Sabren gulgaricn
i'm Eager bes 6eilrocs Itcbe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
Geore Dep:,ner, Sefr.
Nd,tnna 9amemdor Gbelipeik.

Ser 0amend)or gbletpeib bat in
ieiner lesten Situng beihloiien am
6. Wtai oie 8eiangpruben lpieoer 81
beginner. gririidplngen ,perSen nach-
her ieruiert.- slne SangesidNueitern
iino eriud)t oaran teil5unebmen.
gtarie 9ofeid, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22

luiinihen mir balbige 8elunobeit, 81.
nit lie ipieoer in unierer Mitte lein
tonnen.
iroblitc SItern spiiltdt allell
Sdiueltern Sc sEereins.
Ytarie 81. 9inOer, Shriiti.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
Nc,,e Ncrtistc 2}mslet
iit Glcuc!0n~s
Ha,,ptbitliottce

SiId)-Sie lfuttcr. - Wp3fuu.. Ycs
tcrsblirg. Wnrld'nm.
Srunbt Ariea i'll MorIpegcn
grod)-Sic unbetnnnie UroBc.
Nromiiclo-Nittcrer @utos. - Ser 0rprc
9icgcn
Observation-Disclosures Sruil!rcid).
ocminglpGD-Siclin
0errnnnll-Wir bleibi n,cin Yicb.
Siilpi-Sic iicbcn @riioer.
Aoffler-SentId,e yHalpuraisnudt
Yabor Yartp (8t Vrit. Sic biitiite
gSalpule-Sie Suitearten 8ottes.
Wolfe-Tun 3eit unb Strum. Y.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
2(ms Ecrait,, Otic

9Lm sSoniltag, oen 9. Mai, lit
astuttertag uuo INN oicIen beoeuteuocn
Sag aud in Sornin feitlif 5il bcgehen,
hGlt ser e. z. @ciangperein Gin.
tror,t Gin
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
2lms Salcnt. Otte
Grauernahriht

Sn Salcln itarb in ibrcm Selm.
34S ". 1. Str, um 80. MARS nad)
langein, idlpercm 9eiocn Sdnpciter
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
6eoanfeniplttter

Cine 6rnu beninllnt id, oft fin'
Did, ipeil ibr oas &ilto icblt.
Gin 5iigelloier Ntenid) itcbt iebr DIT
i;ntcr Dem idnperlten lccliid)en Sod.
Ser &eritano lit oas &inb Ser Ser
n,init
I'm Srpbes su ittaiieu. beibt Is a,li
aIeinigfeitcn beipnocrs ahtell.
Sas slntIlb lit oas 9ilo Der ,Seele.
Slui ibm lino ieeliidp Grlebniile tuie-
Hergegeben: @iebc, SAB, ScbSenld)aft.
SitsGrgeben lu0 nle dllOeren lee.
liihen 8clNeiingen linterlaiien lbrc
Ginielitritr uno aus ben @ilo lit Ser
Snbalt ser Seele 81 leien.
9teibiide Wtcnitbcn 5cigcn ibre ci-
Jencn Sd1pihcu.
gSenn ein Men'd) iugt: gSeldcn
,}lpef bat oas Seben eigcntlih?" -
Damn miro es boGitc 3elt, Hab er iif
cinen 2cbeusSped iudt.
~. .Hs-.-. ,s -. .~4..~~ ,y.., ~,
Mcnirben, ocnen cs leidJt fdut bon
lbren WitmenlGsn Spfcr cntgegenN;s
nonmcn, tonncn nlcilt iclbcr felne
1ringcu.
- Wellen Sie Del Cinfiuien oar.
uuf bin, oaB Sie Oie anacioe i'm
vYolfsblntt" geieien baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
,NuEitpr=Stcllc

IN Der ct. MarfusfirdIe frci miro :;
Giejenigen, wcId)c lid, lllu Oieie SteIle
oGperben, mogen lire Siierte bIa
0lteraSonntag, ben %. slpril. Serrn
Efarrer Gngelbredt clnrcit)en.
!. a., Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22

afihael @ofcih perionlid ST iprehc,.
Ser Yolten iou am /. Wtai iibernonl.
l1en per0en. ~.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22

slaen Ytitgllebcrn uho Sreunoeil
oienc jur 9tahrid)t. oab nit oen J
3ltdi Die
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22

= @eiien Sie Dei GinfIuieu oar.
uuf bin, oaB Sic oia 9lnaeioe i'm
.Yolfsblntt" eeieien baben.
Evening star., 1943-06-11
Miss Bushong =.
Bride of Officer

Miss Adelaide Stone Bushong
daughter of Mrs. V. S. Bushong OF
Leesburg, became the bride of 1t
d. g. Worthington Bowie Houghton
last evening at 7:3O o'clock in the
Metropolitan Memorial Methodist
Church with the Rev. Edward
Gardiner Latch officiating. 1t
Houghton is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur c. Houghton of this
city.
Mrs Page NICK. Etchison. organ
list, and Mrs. Arthur S. Jenkins,
soloist, presented the nuptial music.
The bride, who was unescorted,
wore a gown of imported organdy,
made with a fitted bodice and a
fun train. She carried an arm
bouquet of white roses, lilies the
valley and other white flowers.
Mrs. Bruce Etchison of Baltimore
was the brides matron of honor
and the maid of honor was Miss
Alice Bushong. the brides sister.
Bridesmaids were Miss Margaret
Walker and Miss Sarah Neel Mrs
Etchison wore a gown of pink tulle
and lace, Miss Bushong was goWned
in blue and the bridesmaids wore
aqua. All carried arm bouquets of
summer flowers
Mr.. Frank T Hoadley was the
best man and the ushers were Mr..
Paul Berry, Cadet Barnett Brough-
ton and Mr. John Manchester.
For travelling the bride wore navy
blue and white with navy accessories
and a corsage of white roses and
lilies-of -the-valley
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Houghton are
graduates of American University.
He is member of Alpha Theta Phi,
Phi Gamma Mu, Phi Delta Epsilon
and Omicron Delta Kappa Fratern-
tiles. The bride is a member of
Alpha Chi Omega, Phi Delta Epsilon
Sororities and the Cap and Gown
society.
Evening star., 1943-06-11
Priscilla Watson
Wcds 1t. Duggan

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Priscilla Thomas
Watson, daughter of MI and Mrs
Warren Neal Watson of Fairfax, to
1t. Kenneth Dwight Duggan, U. S.
M c.. son of Mr.. and Mrs Lucien
Nathaniel Duggan of New York
The wedding took place May % in
the Truro Episcopal Church at Fair
fax Court House. The Rev. Albert
K Haywood OffiCiated.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father Miss Mary Eliza
beth Chamblee was the maid of
honor. and other attendants were
Miss Sally G. Adams, Miss Wilda
Claire Peck and Miss Phyllis Rich
ardSOn.
The bridegroom's brother, Mr..
Norman f. Duggan. served as best
man. and the ushers were Mr. Neal
T Watson. brother of the bride:
Ii J. Tavenor Smith and Capt E.
Dwight Salmon.
A reception was held at the home
Of the brides parents after the
ceremony. TIE bride will reside
with her parents.
Evening star., 1943-06-11
Mrs. Iittman AWAY

Mrs. George r Tittman of Ar
lington End hey daughter. Carolyn
Speed. have gone to Clayton, Mo,
where theE vii! visit her mother,
Mrs Messenger. They will later
Join Dr. Tittman. who has been
granted a leave Of absence from the
Dastorate Of ST Mary's Episcopal
Church in Arlington to enter the
Navy Chaplain Corps
Evening star., 1943-06-11
TrusselL
Wedding Here

The Rev J. Hillman Hollister Of
ticiated at the marriage of Miss
Margaret Virginia Boesch, daugh-
ter of Mrs. P. Raymond Boesch
and the late Mr.. Boesch, to 1t.
Ernest Hubert Trussell, A. U. S.,
son of Mrs. Mary Ellen Trussell of
Luckett, Va, which took place last
evening at 9 o'clock in the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church.
The bride was given in marriage
Evening star., 1943-06-11

bridegroom. The maid OF honor
wore a yellow gown similar to that
worn by the bride and carried yell
low daisies and blue forget-me-nots.
Miss Alice Boesch wore blue and
her bouquet was of brandywine roses
and forget-me-nots. The other at
tendants were gowned in deep pink
and carried pink roses and forget
me-nots.
The best man was Mr.. Charles
Mckinney, cousin of the bride
groom, and the ushers were Mr..
Philip w. Boesch, Mr.. Gordon Irwin,
Evening star., 1943-06-11

by her brother, Mr.. Harold E. Boesch.
Her gown was styled with satin
bodice and a mousseline de sole
skirt which ended in train. Her
fnger-tip veil was of illusion and
she carried a lace handkerchief
which was carried by her mother
and her grandmother in their we'd
dings. The bridal bouquet was of
white flowers.
Miss Helen E. BQesch was maid
of honor for her sister and the
bridesmaids we're Miss Alice L.
Boesch and Miss Ruth E. Boesch,
also sisters of the bride. and Miss
Mary Francis Trussell. sister of the
Evening star., 1943-06-11
Mr.. Ernest 10y and Mr.. Robert

Mr.. Ernest 10y and Mr.. Robert
Wenner.
After the ceremony a reception
was held at the home of the brides
mother following which 1t. and Mrs.
Trussell left for Boston. After a
few days they will go to Falmouth
where they will make their home
until September. The brides going
away costume was an aqua silk with
light rose coat and hat and black
accessories.
There are more than 70 conven-
lent branch offices for Star want
Ads" located throughout the city.
Evening star., 1943-06-11
DR.. Waugh Returns

DR.. Frederick V. Waugh has re-
turned to his home in Aurora Hills
from Hot Springs where he attended
the sessions of the United Nations
Food Conference.
Evening star., 1943-06-11

OBSERVE GOLDEN WE'D
DING-Mr. and Mrs. William
H. McCeney of White Oaks,
Md, who celebrated their 5Oth
wedding anniversary recently.
Mr.. McCeney, 80, a retired
farmer, and Mrs. McCeney, 80,
have four children and two
grandchildren.
Harris & Ewing Photo.
Evening star., 1943-06-11

A good bra is worth q dozen excuses!
Helen-of Hollywood graduated "cup" sizes
ond perfect modelling give you the nearest
thing to mode to-meosure fit Royon sotin
with Ioce. or cool summer broodcIoth. Sizes
81 to 38. Cups A, B,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-21

and read whatever soothes you, whether it's a mystery or novel or a newspaper. Or you might find the old standby useful--get up and write out the tasks for tomorrow that likely are on your mind.
 Or do some relaxing exercise. Ly- ing on your back with eyes closed, raise both arms vertically and clench fists for a minute, then let arms drop with a thud. Bend both feet down, stretching ankles and toes; hold for @ minute, then let them go limp suddenly. Rest few minutes and stretch your whole body, relax, repeat.
 Chronic sleeplessness invites Q rounder attack and one which shouldn't be expected to bring sound sleep at once. First, check physical comfort. Is your nightdress loose and warm? Your top sheet folded back at least 12 inches to prevent the blankets ticking your chin? If you're very tall, you might make a tuck in the top sheet, at the foot of the bed, to provide plenty of foot freedom.
 Regular hours for sleep may help you form the habit of, sleeping well. And readers-in- should keep Q half-conscious watch for a wave of drowsiness, and turn off the light the instant it's noticed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-21

Representatives from Allied purchasing commissions and embassies legations Washington tell the Department of Agriculture what need to hghngand they like prepared
 Beltsve kitchen begin cooking tasting call representatives and together they taste-adding bit garlic removing all seasoning 
 the the powdered just the right flavor the Home Economies experts begin dens recipes to into production
 Some Lend-ease food supplies abroad a of must be specially prepared for individual national appettes. - -
 commOdes powdered and milk soon printed Under tentative will include German and Italian well Polish French Chinese Bebe spanish Norwegian Greek Russian Dutch and Serbian
 LendAase commodities bear distinctive foreign ian
  sodes highly spced bones cuts of lean pork onions with must lard rendered fat The department has million pounds of honka" packed In uahanabeed cans
 Now the testers arc munehng on dried mea. preparation soetn with dried beef mixed with nh and pork seasoned with garlic and stuffed In beef bladder.
 Some oal and blonde and pretty How they that they also who only co andmuneh garlic
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-21
By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX (NEA Service Stag Writer)

Here are two good recipes for those special steak nights.
 Beef Stew with Dumplings
 Serves 6-S)
 One and one-half pounds round beef, cut in pieces. 3 tablespoons butter or other fat, 6 cups boiling water, 1 cup diced carrots, cup diced ttlrnips, cup small onions. whole; iA teaspoons salt. 1S tea spoon pepper, # teaspoon Worces- tershire sauce, 3 tablespoons quick cooking tapioca. One cup sifted four, 1i4 teaspoons baking powder, 15 teaspoon salt. teaspoon melted butter, E cup milk.
 Brown meat in butter; add wa ter, cover, and simmer about 2 hours, or until nearly done. Add vegetables and seasonings and con- tinue cooking 30 minutes, or until tender; then add tapioca and bring to a brisk boil, stirring constantly. Drop dumping mixture from tea spoon on boiling stew; cover very tightly and cook without removing cover 5 minutes, or longer. accord- ing to size of dumplings. For dumplings, sift flour once. measure, add baking powder and salt and soft again. Add butter to milk; add to flour and stir carefully until all flour is dampened and soft dough is formed.