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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-02-25
| LOCAL |
HAPPENINGS

Remember the Food Sale by the
Cathal.e ladies Saturday afternoon
at the Variety Grocery. It
Mrs. Frank Decker and daughter I
were up from Troy Saturday shop
ping and attending to other matters.
Kenneth Baeth and John Corbett
recently passed in their training at
Chico. Calf Kenneth IS a gunner,
John mechanic.
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. NJ. Cady and
Mrs. A. H. Pier of Standpoint were
in Libby Tuesday to attend The
funeral of Senator M. D. Rowland,
the families being longtime friends.
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Hough
arrived in Libby Friday for short
furlough visit with Mr. Houghs
parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Hough.
Ham is in training at Fort Doug
las, Utah, in the air corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. " Manion were
over from Kalispell Wednesday. NJ.
Manion has a large stock of farm
machinery parts in his establish
ment in Kalispell and can get parts
he may not have if given time. He
tells the farmers of Lincoln county
about il in an adj in this issue.
The Four L club held hobby
night at the home of Mrs. E. Roy
| Fort on Wednesday night of last
week. with Miss Grace Day as hoss-
| ess. Miss Vivian Wegner led de-
| votionals. Everyone told her hobby
/ and some samples were brought. Il
: proved a very interesting evening
| A delicious lunch was served.
Ira Tester came in from Spokane
Saturday for a few days in Libby
: He and Mrs. Tester are now resd-
ing in Spokane where Mr.. Tester Il
{ in the air corps at Felts Field. Hi
work is taking care of the arma
ment on the big fighting planes
keeping the machine guns and othe
fighting equipment in firstclas
2 condition.
Mrs. Edward L. Hewitt AM
daughter and Mrs. Glen Lucas an
Y son, Roy, left recently for Madiso
Wis. Mr.. Hewitt recently passed hi
examinations as radio technical
J. at Chico, Calf. and is being trans
/ ferred to Madison. His grade was .
and he was one Of ten picked for
IS class of ZOO He expects TO contlnu
training at Madison for about tire
r months. After a short time
Madison, Mrs. Lucas will 60
Pipestone, Mimi, for visit
A clipping from Yakima, Wasl
newspaper gives group picture
six people who were winners in
campaign to sell war stamps ar
bonds through retail stores OF III
city The winners were given a tr
through the artillery range ne;
n. that city, enjoyed a ride in a jee
saw and heard the big guns
81 action and partook of army cho'
\. One of the winners was Mrs. Loul
d. Sickle, daughter Of Mr.. and MI
E. I. Racicot of this city. Speakil
O of the trip to the artillery rane
the item said the visitors remarke
r Its too bad more visitors caI
visit the camp. They would ret
4 ize the utter uselessness of soldie
without equipment. They Wou
nd realize that buying bonds Al
III stamps is the most essential effc
in they can make toward winning t
ch war" Mrs. Sickle is the wife
ne Captain Sickle, in army service,
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Whot Our Soldier
Boys Are Doing
The World Over

Leonard Spencer, youngest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Spencer,
has been called to report at Fresno,
Calf. to- start his cadet training.
Ralph has been transferred from
Santa Ana Calf, TO Tucson, Ari1,
to continue his training, and an
other son, Kenneth, in the south
west Pacific, has just been released
from the hospital where he had
been because of leg Infection.
When he wrote he was feeling bet
ter than he had in months
B. ]. Darlington, former Libby
young man, arrived at Conrad on
Feb. Is from Camp Phillips, Kaas.,
to spend his furlough with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Dorring-
ton. Bill is with the finance depart
ment as chief clerk and instructor
at Camp Phillips. On his return he
will enter an Officers Candidate
School in Virginia
Pvt. John S. Darlington was last
heard from at port of embarka-
ton in New York He stated he did
not know where he was going but
was on his way. Kenneth Dorring-
ton will be indicted into the serv-
ice March 10 from Shelby.
Ben Darlington is in the Aleu-
tons and writes from Kodiak
Islands.
Troy and Libby friends of Blair
Ridgeway will be interested in the
following clipping taken from a
Butte paper. 1t tells of honors be-
slowed upon members of the 18th
bomb group, of which famous CT.
ganization RidgeWay was member
Ridgeway was home on furlough II
December. The newspaper article
follows.
Poyote. Tex, Feb. 12-U.Pj-
Uniquely honored, the 18th bomt
group today passed into history Il
the most audacious and effectiv,
Army air unit ever to fight for Thu
country.
More than 1000 officers and mef
of the famous unit which tough
the japanese tooth and toenail from
Manila to the Solomons lined up OF
the huge air base field here to re
ceive four unit citations, more thai
has been cited any other servic
group.
These were in token of brave re
sistance to the enemy during *
rocious Il months starting Dec
l94l.
Staff Sergeant Daniel Ruther, hi
tunic agleam with the Silver Sta
and Purple Heart, was the first ma
to receive the blue, gold-encruste
bar signifying the four citation
He lives in New York City
Major General Robert Olds, con
mander of the Second Air fore
Spokane, Wash, said to the 18th:
eve need your experience. 1t wi
be invaluable in training the me
of the second air force am hapr
that | can be part of this glo
ious ceremony"
On the runway off the side squa
ted three huge bombers-the r
nowned Suzy-Q, Tojo's Jinx ar
Lady Lou-all flying veterans.
Overhead circled Is Flying For
resses as the ceremony progresse
Today's citation was special or
created solely for the 10Th bon
group. The men of the group "
separate after today but the II
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ST, JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC
CHURCH

Sunday Masses 300 and 1000 a.
m. Baptism after 1000 a. m. Mass.
at 7.30.
Sunday School after 1000 Mass.
Confessions Saturday evening
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victory porku be produced BY
left received the first 1913
Pacific Northwest states by the
Agricultural Credit Corporation Mr. Pevs shown receiving
chairman Of the Spokane County
Board while County Loan Representative A. G. Chace
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation loans made
essential Applications made
through county boards.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-02-25
Observation-Disclosures
Church News
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH

Bible Study Hour this evening at
100
Sunday School at GAS.
Sunday morning worship at ll.00.
Norwegian worship Sunday even
ing at 7.30.
Meeting of the Board Of Trustees
Monday evening at 7.30.
Confirmation Class Tuesday es-
ening at $50.
Welcome to our services.
NORMAN BENSON, Pastor.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-02-25
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH

The subject for the Lesson-Ser-
mon Sunday, Feb. 28, Christ
Tae,1c
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-02-25

Wednesday evening meeting at
800 o'clock.
Sunday school GAS a. m.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-02-25

Oil Burners
Gun-type oil burners can be con-
verted to coal.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1943-04-09

everywhere-our enemy is unseen un-
rises up from the depths of the seas.
Death turks in many places and under
many guses. But it is not what we
would die Tor but what we live for
that counts.
What are we living for? 1t is the
vision upon which this nation was
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1943-04-09

clothes. His face with its soft child
ish lines was very serious as he tried
to make clear what he believed.
"Im not going out to die for Eng
land, he said, though I'm not afraid
of death. I'm going out to fight to
live for my mother, and home, and
a country where she can live in com
fort and security. That's what I'm
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1943-04-09

founded, union of free men who hive
for the great and limitless dream of
freedom for all This is the creed of
democracy. This is the spirit of the
republic. This is the reason why we
will win. This is the secret weapon
unknown to the dictator ridden coun-
tries.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1943-04-09

living for, and that's what really
counts"
It's what we're living for that counts
today. To talk of dying is very he
roic, but it belongs in the days of slow
motion b,,Stlefields where enemy faced
enemy according to the rules of war
Iare. Today our battlefields re
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1943-04-09
WHAT ARE WE LIVING FOR?
By Ruth Taylor

TITS not what you would die for
MS " h a you're living for that
countslo
He wasn't muel more than eighteen,
and he didn't look that old, but rather
like sccoOlbcy iressed up in sailors
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Sr0 rli4. Yatient: xOentt

-Sr0rlid. Yutient: .Denten
Sic, bub Sjs mir ipirtlih bslfen t0n=
men, Serr 0octor?" - Ir5t: raein
3psiTsl, mein Sieber! 9sraoe nit oie=
Ter AraEtbsits Criheinuns bin i9
sana per!raut. Sd bebanole ndmli9
einsn Ya.:enten. Der ssnau asIelbs
9siosn bat lpis Sic. i9on ieit sluansis
Snhren!"
bet tbren aertrelten 5anolunsen etser
lit, fdltete bic 0Groe unb fhlpb bic
Mnsen. Nieiro iet!e iih nieoer unb
bldte uuf iis, iiber HE Isltiams @ers
tettuns pon llmitdnpen. bic in ieirr
0eben einariifsn. Iinnenp uno grii=
belnp.
oanae 3sit rsste 2auru iih niht
lmo er mar iibsrseisi, bub lie nod
tpafe. oph plDblih bemertte sr, bob
ibrs 6dnoe iih aus Der 8srlS)linsuna
loiten uno ibr acpf Iih auf benz ount>
len 'SammttiiIen umpenoste. Sic
feui5te uao psriant in SdlaE, tpcr
Goer parra9 peniser ruhis ais ;upor.
Shle 2ippen t:tpssten Iih uno iie mari
iih RATIOS b:r uno ber. Ofienbar
burt ,eb.e II, be IG'mersii1en Scenen
beg Ibenos i'm Sraums nod einmal.
Gbisleri oriidte auI bic etettriIhe
8!oi., ndherse iih ,e:ie Der Sbir uno
ofinete lie asrG:!T; ta!ns. Donalo srz
iGisn i'm 8or5imTer.
~Gaop QrceH il! auT H:n Sopb1
e:r9elh.aIen," Tas!: Eiciro. .Sis
piiuiht nid;t, ulIein sslaFicn gu tpsroer.
Sit teine Der O.easrirnen tccct,?"
-Nein, bic aadoigs 5:au I+id.s i5r
Mioten su ge.t."
$50 'ebsn Sic Tb in oas 8o5ns
5immer, fir Cen Sa1, caB 2aoD
9(rosr e.tpus brauhi, if ssbe in}:oiz
itm nat5uIe4ea, tpis Serb gtoen lid
beF:nhet."
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no. ,Surtietl.ne.)

$50 tGun Sic es!" riei pietro.
rMahen Sc Dieiem bsitGnbisen 3peiz
ieln Elm Gnoe. Sobe ib Sic ie beloz
gen. Sbnen is Elm Ueriprshsn ssssbsn
uno es niht esba;tsn? glui ipelte
Ws:Te babe 'ih Sc betrrsen? uno
oennph pertrauen sic mir niemals.
~Gs ut riht oas, es lit nitt pas,"
nisoerboite Waspalens. rWus Sic
lqscn, lit a[les in ieiner srt tpabr Sic
betrosen MIDI riemals, ih bstroa, ish
tduIdte mid in Sbrsn. sic iino niht
Der, fir ben id Sic belt. Sic perz
iiterten mir oIt, nlein Wort lei Sbnsu
gefsb(. alIss idOns Meoensartsn. DE
iih in R:hts rsrIliittjssn, ipo be
Wirflihteit beeiNN!." ...
~Wsnn Sic mir lagsn ipollten, mas
Sic bon mir er!par.en, piiroen Sic
mid niGt lansiam finoen, ss gu tbun."
rOas lit es. Wsnn Sic MIDI i:e6=
ten, pie Sic betbeueru, piiroen Sic
teiner Wnleitung beoiirfen. SIR Ssr5
Duroe es ,Slnsn ldJen."
rSie siirnsu mir jebt, neil sic !::;at
ipiinlcten, oab id Qroen's piIsss iibers
nebne."
rSanr ih tpiinIfen. baB Sic fh
fre;pia:g cine Wpde ober np3 lanssr
bon mir fern balten9 Ous lit S3r
Sesriif bon Der aisbe. nidt Der meiz
nIge."
$50 feien sic S1rerIsits oiIsn ssssn
mid. Sassn Sic mir geraoe beraus,
oab sic bon mir perlaneen, Qroen ben
Ierjten uno 8drtsrinnen gu iibsr.ajz
len, uno if tperoe Sbnsn unssIdumt
e,9orden."
So min bas Opfer isst nidt ais
Sc Ilsat bon SStnen annebmen," rief
Masoa!aaa lssbsnidaftlih. rDenn
Sic bcran osrfsa tonnten. es gu tbun,
ioG:n Sic es thun. sd min Sic nidt
efsr ipHosriegsn, als Bis Iroen Sbrer
niht nsbr bebarf, audi ipenn sic n:nt
au ibm aeben. Wenn Sic meiner niht
bon ielbit osnfen, mot.s ih. bab sic
liebsr ME tuieoer an mi,) os1ten."
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3amin. @r muItsrts bic GegsnT Ttdno<
auf Dem Sims, obre lie gu iehen Sn
lsinem $oer5en mar Elm ieltIame: 3tpiss
ipalt. Gr tonnte nihi iassn. ch er lie
liebs uoer niht; bab er lie mob oor
aursen1 seliebt Iatts, SsFen mar sr se'
plb. Giebte lie ibns 8rauIan uao
falt oerglih er ibre 2isbe nit Der eine1
anoeren, 'oie er ihou pp- LANCER Sell
9eopIer. bate, eine Grinneruna, Die
i'm 5uIuei.en quGleno usrio.sts. Oas
mar in Der 5bat 2;sbs 9e!pelen. War
oas 2ie6e einsr anoersn glrt? llnb
plrslid perattste {. liA iuseen le;aea
Waatelmuttss urp er oah:e an oas,
ipas Maaoalene fir i'm eeDast batts
uno fir ibn allsin.
rWaaoaIen,." ref er uno ir;n,
Stimms bsb.s, a!s er cor liz h:ai.i
uno ihrs feline psib: Saro s,N;Ii
~oergieb mir alles. mas jI per1:h.l j;
Sd bin suipeitsn et!p1s lubI1o,l a:s
cs lit n;tt meine Snl.s."
sd babe nit:5 81 p:r1et:n." ss.p.
osrts lie nit iutenosn GipIs~', cpH ,:
S!yense 'hrtr 3i5s mi!Ssy::e ii:h aif.
iii I'm e., BIZ irr.,."
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PIETRO CHISLE ?: .,;:: .:::' ;:::,.. ,::

WI1h ejn,llltehlne,,.

V!ab einiunebnen.
Wls e. iih nobl sum funt5;glten
Mule umnsnoeie, ioh sr Eenra bon Der
aaoersn Settle oss 3inTlisrs eintreten.
Sic mar in Elm ipsibss pollenes &lsio
gbiQt. oos in loIen gsaoen 5aitsn an
ilr nieosrb;ng. 0as icbpere I1par5e
Soar par in siUsm srobea ¬en In
Naden beisitist. O1s eiht fiel pou
auf bic bunflen Muosn, als lie, ca Der
5biir iteben bleibeno uno ben gprbong
surudItiebeno, @9isleri erolidte. Sic
mar in bieIem 2(uaenblicf 10 Iulnosrbar
ihOn, bab p;ssro lie ME ssblsnoet anz
Ferrte.
vsS9 pubte niht, oab Sic bier tint"
iaete lie freunpIiA. @9islsri eins i1r
entsegsn.
so m0hte Sic abl0len, tpern Sc
iih iebt ausra9sr ipollen." antporte'e
er, ravs bieieu Giruuoe babe ih bier
setpartet. gBie 5sftroet iih 9erbe:t
iebt?"
rgr lit pies rubiesr." ertpiDerte iie.
rD;e Shpeiter lit Der Nnliht. baB
reine Nnueienleit i5n Dielleiht perbinz
btre, ein5uihlafen. uno oesbalb entz
fernte m mid. sic tpi.o mid rufen,
ipem cine Nsrdnpsruns eirtritt. 8,
lpern er nur fhlafen tDnnts!"
@bisleri ipubte, tuie unipabriheinlih
Elm folder umitanD i'm 8eainn elmer
70 ih1peren &rantbeit mar, aber er
iaste nihts. Sober @eoante, Der
2aura 5offnung aeben tonnte. mar an
iih gut. sic Iant in einen SeNel Dor
benz Ramin, beotahtete. nas 8inn in
bic 6anp sefiibt, bic aufsiinsslnoen
5lammen uno Ihien @bisleri's Mnpez
ierbsit, Der lid, an ben &aminIi inns
isbnte uno auf iie nieoerbiidte, beinabe
pergeRen gu habsn.
sd gebs jebt. nah ibm gu ieben.
iaste ct enolih, Der Sbiir 5uidrsiteno.
vSienor 8bisleri, bite, tommen
sic suriid!" riei iie, tpie bon Sdre>
den ersriffen.
Gr asborhte unb nabm feline friibere
Stellune ipieoer Elm
sd bin ie6r nerp0s," iaste iis, aus
acknowledgements. r8itts, psrlaNen
Sis mid nidt, ih fiirhts mid. a0sin
gu fein. Denn sic gu 6srbsrt su
seben piinlhsn, tpollsn mir 5uiammen
seben."
@bis!eri perbars feline usbsrra>
lturg. Der Wunih, ben lie ausssz
| oriidt bate, mar ibrsm ssp0hnliben
rubigen uno elb'tbeberrihten WeIen
gan5 ip:oeripreheno. Gr iah. baB
ibre Nerosn furttbar erIhiiitert pa=
rem.
rGs lit sins srobs Stpdts bon
mir" fubr lie in entihuloisenosm 5pne
fort, vubsr it Iebs beItdnois isin Sc.
Iiht Dor mir uno bore oas ihretlit;
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| traaer."
.Das lit tein Wunoer," entaeenet,
| pietro rubig, rauh h1iilIen sic iebl
erldDpft iein. WOhten Sic iih MIDI
auf bas Sopba lesen, pdbreno ih h;el
/ Iibe uno fparte? Oas pGre piel beller
I Sic miiiIen Sbre araft fir morssr
opflparen."
.Oas 1T tpabr," Iaste lie. BON BEL
Hihtisteit ieiner lebten Worte be:
trofIsn.
Sic ourdlhritt bas 3immer uni
F.! lssts ii4 auf Elm Sppba in einigel
| @ntfsrnuns bonn Jeuer, oronete BIZ
Salten hires 9ln5uses nit iener itillel
neiblihen Wurbe. bic manben sSrauel
\UutllS5uAY iuiYI.J
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ID. & 4 pitRI.

Cl;slsri csrlisB DAG 0aus Der Grd:
fin in elmer tsirestus1s r.1is:n Si;rn=
mu71. Sa Ieinen itsts 10 panot.-
ba.sn Sepen bate er iih nod niemals
IN elmer 10 ie.tlalsn llnrube oes Ge;=
ties befunoen ipie an o:slem Nbenc.
s. mnbte, oaB penn er. Magoa.ens
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Bronch-Colendor
Pennsylvania Saxon Juniors Association
of America

Farrell. p. The FARRELL 0axoa
Athletic Club. -..'-s.
President. Henry Holmes. so4 Hamil'
Secretary. Bertha Teleky. sss stan-
bough Ave.
Gary, ina. cary Junior Oaxo0A
Pres. Fred Schieb. 45O0 Grant Ave-.
Gary, Ind.
Secretary, Hulda Taub. 1901 Taft Ave..
Gary, Ind.
Homestead r,; s:7oI He%:ss'sa @'HSf '..a's
President, Fred Kraus. 4771 Winter.
ourn ST.. Pittsburgh 90, Pa
Secretary. Henry Theii. 1915 sylva.
Avenue.
Lorain, o. - Lorain Junior Oaxoas.
President, Richard Blumeier. sO1 nass
29th Street
,oss Secretary. Ann Binder. llss wsss
Martins Ferry, Ohio : ,Ra.tazs 1ss.y
Saxon Juniors.
President. Matt Schunn. General Deli.
sscrstary: Margaret Huttsr. soa North
Monaco. Fa. - Junior 0sxoa DoolsSy.
Pres. Gerald Fle,scher. AGO Eight Ot.
Sec'y.. Heleh Schuller, 410 Penn Ave.
uev Castle, Pa rev Castle 21one
sy1vanis Saxon Juniors.
President, William Ungar. SIS HanD.
son Street.
Secretary. Eleanor Schmidt, s0k n.
Mercer Street. Apt. 2t9.
Salem. Ohio -- Salem Junior 0ason ClsS
Pres. Math. MelitSchka. Jr. 752 Arch
Street
Secy.. Sue Herman, 732 Wilson ST.
Youngstown, Ohio. - Youn1OtoVD
Junior Saxon A0s0ciOtloa.
President, Eleanor Rauch, IS South
Hdaelwood Ave. gf
Secretary. Elizabeth Bokesch, 24e
Forest Hill Drive
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vEREINS-k
des.
S,ebenburger Sachsen Sangerbundes
Nordamerika.
Rundes-P Adolf Wilnnger

Bnndes-PrAsident, Adolf wilnnger
Ex-Bundes- Pras., Michael Krauss, S544
West 62 Str. ClevelAnd Ohio
1. vize.-B.-Pras. Heinrich Melzer. 143
oss 81 stf PFis e. Georx K.scn.r. ss
Gotha Ave. Youngstown. Ohio.
!: Bundes-sek1etar Sss-s r. x: E FrieSsn- SSin
-. ;. Spndss: ssFrs'ar, GsorS SCHUYLER.
Buraes-scha & tzme,sier. VIM. Andrae.
220S Holland Str, Erie. Pa.
Farrell Terrace, Farrell Pa; Katharine
D0rling, 317 Emerald ST., Youngstown,
Ohio; John TOPPER, 416-33. Str, N. W.,
NofTo,
I'm Oa1Ss rein una fret I'm Wort
Und fsG1 In Eintracht immsrfort.
suxD.s = xr1oxxx.
aundssssation l..
Pras., Michael salmen, 64s2 Maple
crest Parma Heights.
Sekr.. Michael Krauss. S54l West
81. Str. Woodbine 449s.
BUn0essekt tion ..
Cleveland Ostseite Lie6ertafel Damen-
chOr.
Pras.. Johanna Wolf. a45s Ost 145. str.
sekr.. Maria spann, 1909 Lawnview
Avenue.
BuAdossektion 3.
Detroit Mich. 5. 5. GemiachteP Caor.
Prus., Georg Schuller, 1890 Barlow
Avs.
Avenue.
3LAdssssktion Z.
1ris, Pa. 9. 8. 1dknnsrchor:
Sekr., Ernst Schnurpfeil. 444 West
sunds.sektion 3.
Pras.. Mich. kirschnA. S11 w. 21. st.
Prot r. X. Friesenhengst,
1143 Oberlin Ave.
Hsv Csstls. Pa. Eintraeht 0sssng-
verein.
PrAs. John Untch, 24Os Delaware Av.
sekr. John Lienerth. 11O6 Delaware
,.,.... Ohio. saaa'''.:!e1 !. ;. ?; ,..,,.,.s.r.
President. Andrew Klein. s1a New
sekretar. Karl Theiss. 7s5 Newgarden
Avenue.
Budesssttios 8.
YourGStoWn, Ohio. =. 8. tlInAsrchor.
Pras, John Wagner 913 Berkley Ave
Sekr.. Gustav A. Schunn. 2059 Summer
Str.
9undessektion 8
Alliance. Ohio: Harmonic Gem. Choir.
Pras.. Leopold Schmidt. 715 Wade Av.
Prct.-Sekr., Arnold Haltrich. 1904
South Morgan Ave.
3uadeSsektion 10
1x1o, Pa 0eniuchCe1 ChoH.
PrAs. Elise Haussn ann, $40 w. 10. Str.
Sekr., Margarete Beute, 1918 Priestly
Avenue.
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1uDdssssktion IL.
Cleveland. Ohio. Damsnehor "Naxo11as.
Pras., Marie Rehner, 1891 West 100.
Str.
sekr.. Elizabeth Tischler. 2asl West
-. Str.
Youngstown, o. Oainsnchor 10slwoaoo.
Pras.. Josefine Miller. 61s Clearmont
sekretarin. Marie Phngsgran. 81 East
Warren Ave.
suna.s.sft.on ., 10 una %.
Canton, o. s.6. xarpathsn 0esangvs1elA
Pras., Stefan Pelger. 1921 Ray Place.
sekr., John Smiley. 7O5 Arlington Ave,
~ w. ,....
1ew Cattle 1s. 9; .;,,.,, 8; Dsmsaehos -1seh'
Pras., Kath. Gartner; 121 Sheridan Az.
Sekr.. Anna Lienert. 1105 Delaware
Dundessektion II.
Canton, Ohio. 8. s. Jugsndehos.
Pras;. Martin Maurer. Jr. 141s Ohio
Sekr.. Sara Fulz. 1918 Edwards Ave-,
y. L.
oviuaabus, Ohio. osn1schte4 0ho1.
PraS, Paul Lehberger. szs 4. Livins.
Prot-sekr.. Emma Konnerth. lsl Dase
Deshier Ave.
Buadssscktion 10.
Salem, ohio. Damenchox.
sekr.. Susie Hermann. 7s2 W. Wiisos
Stra.se.
1uneessskyavu 20.
Cleveland ostseite 1isdsrtaSsl
16arnOrch0r.
Pras., Geo Folbert, l404 Hover Ave
Sekr.. John Guip. 2749 Euclid Heights
Boulevard. Tel: YE. 1915.
Bupdessektion q,
Houngstown. 3. $. Junior Lyra oAofaA
tras, VIM; Theis Jr.. 921 Belmont Az.
| Sekr.. Cath. NJ. Schnell. 511 Seventh
Street. Stru Tiers. ohio.
Bundessektion %.
Homestead osmischtsr Chof.
| Pras.. John Lang Jr. Chestnut, Nun.
Sekr. Hedwig Sterner. Box az. r. n
| 6. Pittsburgh u0). Pa
Bundessektiou -
Farrell. Pe. LiederkY ans. r.
Prasident. sbk,, 6, Andreas Fleischer. se'
Sekretarin, Bertha Teleky, 633 STAN
| baugh Ave-. Farrell. Pa.
Bundssseksion %. 80.
Chicago. m. siebeabtirgsz 3esengvessn
! rrLG.. Michael Schuller. 37O7 Altgels
sekr., Johann Lints, s71s winthrQ
| BundesaektlOh ~.
| Cleveland w. 8. JugenAeho1
MadrfgaJ
! Pras., Heinrich SCHNEIDER, 3485 West
saith Str.
Sekr.. Maria Sch aller, 1881 w. a. O
0andes- SektiOn -
| Cleveland East Junior Saxon Choir.
Pras., Ruth Geiger, S529 Antisdale
, Avenue
sekr., Laura wellmann. ss4o North
ampton Rd.
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Prass.. John Rohrmann, 134 Z. H. Ave-
Tel: Ho. 1868
Prot: .Sekr., Georg Reinerth, 7O1-14.
Ave-, Munnall. Tel: Ho. 71O6.
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President, Andreas kekel. 9Ss Pro-
spect Str Telephon 6678.
Selr., Simon Kautz, Gal So. Lundy
Avenue.
G. V. sekr. William Paulini. s45
Newgarden Ave.
land Ave.
et. Locis, No. JuyAvf 0A1ons Of
St. Louis, No. - Ersnch %.
Meeting every secord Sunday Of every
month at P. N. at members house.
President. Walter SwtstOwicz. 6968
Secretary. Gertrude ThiesA ssss
c.-v:.see'y" Catherine LESS. asls Sid
g. Louis. No. I'D: z; 2; 4. = Z. .. v'r''n.
versamr:lung jeden 1. sonntag i'm
Monat. 3 uhr nachmittass. i'm st. Louis
Pras.. Johann Birk. 5s1s Tholozan Str.
Sekretarin. Hanna Girrerch. S51l
Manhattan, Maplewood, Mo.
c. " sekr.. Sam Broos. 4165 Lexing-
ton Avenue.
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lokal. 22S Ost Sc. Str. New York City
Pras. Adam Scherer, AZ Greenleaf
Ave, Staten island. \: Z.
Sekr., Katharine Seller, ISL Marine
Ave-, Brooklyn. n. Y. Tel: Shore Rd.
Z..V.-sekr.. Georg Kloos. -l0S Watcho.
que Rd. w. N B.. Staten Island. N. Y.
watertown. 90 q 2. s. .: vsr.
Elm, 0rcss. 9chogener. 8WS14 36.
Versamm mlung jeden !. Sonntag i'm
Monat I'm Sachsenheim. 4SO-4S3 Fac
Prss.. Georg Wolf, .4os Davis Str.
Prot.-Ssekr.. Joh. Bachner, N08 Davis
Z.-V -Sekr.. N. Rachner. 646 Pearl st.
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Versammlu,.g jeden 3. Sonntag i'm
Honat i-n SachseEheim.
Pras.. Katharine H0chsmann. 1889
Berkiey Ave. TEL: 3-6875.
Prot-Sekr., Anna schuller. 1880 Over
land Ave. Tel: 65e6S
c.-y:.sekE;: Josephhinss, Muller. SO
homegrown. o. =. 9. .. Z q. vsrsaa.
xweig 80.
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Pras. Franz schneider. lis Thornton
Prot. -sekr., Georg Deppner. s15 Bon
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Secretary, Martin Polder. 846 New
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Beckford ST., New Castle. Pa.