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The Ely miner., 1943-06-17
MISS BOHINCE GETS
IO-YR. SCOUT MEDAL

Miss Edith Bohince received a ten
year medal for Girl Scouting, present.
ed to her by the leaders association
at a picnic held at the M j. Murphy
cabin on White Iron lake.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Miss Margaret M. Startz left Sat-
urday for Superior to spend part of
her vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Coombs.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Salminen and
daughters, Myrna and Nancy, went to
Duluth Tuesday.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Paulson and
daughters were guests of the E
Nicholas family in Elcor Sunday.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Kitty Coombes of Superior is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Margaret
Walsh, for an indefinite time.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Mrs. John Apostle and daughter,
Helen, were in Duluth the past week.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Mrs Frank Shepel, Jr., and daugh-
ter have gone to Cleveland to be with
Mr.. Shepel who is employed there.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Miss Josephine Shepel has returned
to her position in Cleveland after Wis
iting here.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Mrs. Arvid Anderson Of Saginaw,
Mimi, is visiting at the J. L. Ander-
son home.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Sundhoim, Mrs.
John Nelson and Mrs. o. P. Peterson
were in Duluth Monday
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17
SAFETY ENGINEER HERE.

George MartinSon of Cleveland was
a caller here Monday. He is safety en-
gineer for Pickands Mather & COM
pany and was formerly stationed at
Hibbing.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. John Nankervis have
their grandsons, Bobby and Tommy
Nankervis, of Eveleth visiting with
them
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. D. Raub James were
in Duluth several days last week.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Mrs. Agatha Kendall of this city
was a recent out-of-town visitor to
the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Mattila and
sons, William and John, of Eveleth
spent the weekend in Ely on a fishing
trip.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Mrs. E. H. Anderson and children,
Mrs. Eden Ellefsen and Mrs. c. j.
Nelson were in Duluth Friday.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

VIM. Trugdeon, seaman, second class
left Sunday for Farragut, Idaho, to re-
sumo training
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Handberg, Flor
ence Marie, and Nick Mineff spent
Friday in Duluth.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Bennetts were
guests of relatives in Eveleth over the
weekend.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17
CLEVELAND ILL.

j. A. Cleveland is seriously lii at
the Shipman hospital.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Pfc. VIM. Salo left Sunday morning
for Camp Barley, Texas.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Mrs. L. c. Stember, Pvt. Thomas
Stember and Mary Ellen Stember were
in Virginia Tuesday.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Shirley Johnson, student at st.
Mary's in Duluth, is spending a three
week vacation here.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17
| OGAL :E2!4l
1T EN- s q

John Salninen was a business caller
in Virginia Tuesday.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Telegraph Operator Jack Hanson is
convaleScing at his home in this city.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Keith Baribeau of Duluth is spend
ing the summer with relatives here.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17
RETURN To ELY.

The Rev. and Mrs. H. Russell Browne
returned Saturday after a two-week
visit in Michigan and Illinois.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Helen Sundholm, who attended Gus
tavus Adolphus last year, is here for
the summer.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. William Harri were in
st. Paul for a week
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Elaine Anderson left Saturday for
Eveleth to visit for several days.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Cpl. David Berglund arrived Mon
day from Fort Benning, Ga.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17
VISITS IN GRAND RAPIDS.

Rose Ann Mavetz visited relatives
in Grand Rapids several days last
week.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

Larry Barret spent the weekend n
Duluth with his mother.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17
st. Anthony's Catholic
Church
FATHER FRANK MIHELCIC, Pastor

Summer schedule, June to October
Masses at 6, z, 8, $50
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17

CARISON m NEW GUINEA.
Pvt. waino Carlson is now stationed
in New Guinea.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17
.l.iiI STRAIGHT from
g.. NEW YORK "
WEEKEND
TRIPPER

This young New
Yorker wears a per-
feet dress for cool
and comfortable
train travels New
York creation of
checked mems cot.
ton shirting with a
pair of bows on
the pockets.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-17
CHURCH NOTES

First Methodist Church
REV. JAMES e. DOWLER, Minister
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-17

Gently visited "Humpy" Captain
Lloyd Humphries) and had a swell
time. what I saw of the squad
ron, Humpy is doing a real job of
running it Guess what - |
was sitting in a Red Cross club
last night waiting for train time
when who walks in but Paul Bor-
rec! If he hadn't recognized me
I would never have known him, as
he has grown so much since l last
saw him. We had a long talk
about home and I almost missed
my train . We had a fine din
ner today Thanksgiving thanks
to the Red Cross, but it wasn't
quite like home cooking The
poor guys on patrol missed dinner
guess they had canned soup and
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-17

Ell Paso, Texas, and works for the
Southern Pacific railroad as an Of
flee clerk. Her father is a doctor
and her mother teaches school in
Ell Paso." Atkins says that he was
seasick and homesick all the way
across and that if he ever gets
back to the states he would like to
return to Coolidge to- live. He was
employed by the c. A. Cbristensens
at Coolidge Home Supply during
the latter part of his residence here
which covered a period of five
years. His father, who used to live
IN Coolidge, also, left some time
ago to make his home elsewhere.
PAUL WARE, A. M. M. 1/c,
writes from England that he re-
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-17

ents, Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Dove. Sgt.
Dove, Army engineers, is station
ed at Ft. Lewis, Washington. He
and the former Miss Dorothy Rob
inson of Auburn, Washington,
were married in Tacoma on No
vember 27th. They were accom-
panied by the brides mother, Mrs.
f. C. Robinson. Sgt. and Mrs.
Dove will be here until Sunday,
when he must leave to report for
duty. They plan to make their
home in Tacoma Sgt. Dove has
been a Coolidge resident for Is
years.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-17
News Exchange Column For
Coolidge Men In The Armed Forces

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith. was
also at Camp Hale and is "sure
going to look him up" when he
gets back. Both boys received
their initial training in California
and are finding the snow blanket
ed camp in the Colorado noun
tains. where they are being condi-
toned for the ski troops, mighty
cold" Davis received his Christ
mas Edition for Coolidge service
men before he left camp and
thought it was a fine gift. 81 left
it at camp for some of my friends
to look over" he said; because
they recognized some fellows in it
that they had trained with-the
Harrell boys Lon and PhiD and
some others. All the fellows
wanted to see it, Young Davis
has twin brothers in the service,
Cpl. Raymond Davis, overseas and
Pvt. Rayburn Davis.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-17

SGT. ORIEN T. SIMMONS, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. |. Simmons, has
been promoted to the rank of Staff
Sergeant according to Col. Donald
B. Phillips. his commanding officer
at the Maria Army Air Fields's
Advanced Twin Engine Pilot
School. The Pilot School is 10
Gated in the heart of the Big Bend
country of West Texas, so miles
from the Rio Grande. Sgt. Sim
mons is a graduate of the high
school at Quitogue, Texas. Prior
to entering the Army in 1941, he
was employed here.
LUDD PAYNE, S &c, attending
a boiler makers school at San
Diego. writes that he was delight
ed to receive the Christmas
Greeting Edition for Coolidge SER
vice men and was amazed to find
that so many of the boys from
home had entered serevice. He
didn't realize there "were so many
of 'em in Coolidge" Payne lived
here for several years before he
enlisted, July 23rd, of this year.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Payne, have since movede to Tue
son.
PVT. JEFF DAVIS left Sunday
for Camp Hale. Colorado, after a
l6 day furlough spent visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Davis.
He did not know until he got here
that Pvt. Theodore Smith, son of
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-17
WILLIAM MARTIN BOWEN,

apprentice seaman, completed
qualifying tests for enlistment re-
Gently at the Navy main recruit
ing and induction station, Phoenix
and is now at San Diego, Cali
fornia for initial training, after
which he will be assigned to ship
board duty with the attendant op-
portunity of working his way up i'll
the particular job to which he is
assigned, or may qualify for spec
ialized training in one of the so
Navy service or vocational schools.
He is the son of Mrs. V. M. Bow
en-. who is employed at Hines
Drug Company, and is the third
member of his family to enter
military service, having two elder
brothers in the Army; Pvt. Del
bert Bowen, 10, air corps, and Pvt.
Jack Bowen, 81. The three broth
ers worked for Western Gin be-
fore entering service. The Bow
ems have made their home in Cool
idge since 1941, shortly before the
attack on Pearl Harbor.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-17

beans . +. Have a patrol myself
tomorrow, so must go to bed"
Ware is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
G. w. Ware, owners and operators
of the Coolidge Hotel.
(More Servicemen's News, Page y
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-17
PVT. WESLEY MCINTYRE,

marine corps, returned to San D.
ego, California, Saturday after
72 hour furlough during which he
visited his family and other Cool
idge relatives. He stopped in at
the Examiner to express his appre-
citation for the paper and say how
much he had enjoyed receiving the
Christmas Edition.
SGT. ALFRED DOVE and his
bride of a week arrived Saturday
from Washington to visit his par
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-17

- BUY U. S. WAR BONDS
$52 BUYS I BOMBARDIER KIT
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-17
MASTER SERGEANT LAUREL

TIFFANY, radio technician, en-
route from California to his base
in Florida, stopped over for a few
hours Wednesday to visit at the
ranch home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Y. Tiffany.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-17

T/5 LESLIE AkINS writes
Coolidge friends from overseas
that he is at present in a hospital
in Australia, but that his injur-
les are not serious. He says the
country there is very nice and
that he wishes his friends could
see it = but not the way that he
is seeing it Atkins was mar
ried shortly before he crossed the
pond ito lovely girl who lives in
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-17

T/SGT. L. J. MASON, a former
Coolidge boy, is now somewhere in
the South Pacific, according to
word received here this week. He
is in the ordinance branch and
has been in the service three
years. His brother, Pvt. Billy
Mason, a graduate of Coolidge
Grammar School in 1885 and of
Chowchilla high school, California
in '43, left for service on June 9th
of this year, the day of his gradu-
alton. He graduated from the sig
nal corps in October and is now
somewhere overseas. Their par
arents are now making their home
at Chow Chollo, California.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-17

KARL T. DUNAWAY, Camp
Roberts, California, has been pro
NOTED from private to technician
5th grade, according to word re
ceived from there this week. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
Dunaway and has two brothers in
the service, Cpl. Raymond Duna-
way, overseas, and Pvt. Reece
Dunaway, Ft. Macarthur, California.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-17

KENNETH GAY, r. M. 2/c,
writes from the Navy base at
Charleston, South Carolina, about
the Christmas Greeting Edition,
"This is to thank you for one of
the best Christmas presents guy
from Coolidge could get. l have
really enjoyed the Christmas Edi-
ton and think it is one of the
incest things the Examiner and
people from Coolidge could do for
all of us in the service. | have re-
ceived several very nice compli-
ments on the edition from boys
here. Here's hoping we will be
getting the Coolidge Examiner at
home soon" Kenneth is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gay of Val
ley Farms. His brother, Houston
Gay, marine corps, was the first
Coolidge man to be reported miss
ing in action, while sewing at Ba-
taan in the spring of 1912.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-17
1T. EDWARD FELIZ, Cam

1T. EDWARD FELIZ, Camp
Crowder, Missouri, writes that he
has received the Christmas Greet
ing Edition of the Coolidge Exam
iner and liked it yer much" His
wife, 1t. Vera Jean Seebohn, with
the army nurses corps, in North
Africa, was greeted in the same
family message with her husband,
which seemed to span the miles
between them. 81 was proud OF that
greeting" he wrote 81 expect to
go to St Louis soon and will take
the Christmas Edition with me to
show her parents and other rela-
tives. | hope Vera will receive her
copy soon" 1t. Feliz also has
three cousins and a brother-in-laW
represented in the edition. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Eel
IL.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-12-17

VIRGIL HENSLEY, 10, who re-
Gently enlisted in the Sea Bees, is
now training at Rhode Island. He
has been a Coolidge resident for
the past year and was employed
in defense work on the coast when
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Huey Hens
ley that he may be home for
Christmas.
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3,peia IL.

Gs oiene alien ltitglieoern oes
3pei9 IA sur aeiaaigen Nahriht,
oab lmIere ndhite Geriammllmg an
Samstug, oen 4. Se5ember, s llby
ubenbs, abgebalten miro.
ga Dies cine @eneralueriamrnluna
lit uno 5ueleib auh sic @eamtempabl
fir bas Snbr 1914 ltuttfinOet, 10 per;
ben ale 9Titglieoer eriudt, in oieier
Serlanrmlung iid 5ablreif 5u beteili.
gen. Sem MIR oann, iuenn alle Wtit,
glieoer anlpeienb iino, miro es ,ns
moglih iein Die rihtisen 9eanten lin
oas Sabr 1914 81 eriudblen.
Serner eriu6e ih aQe Mitglieber
Die nit ibren 9eitragen uno sliieB,
mcnts I'M HiidItano iino. IN oie Ser.
iamlnllng ST fommen lno iib gut
Itebeno 81 MAIDEN.
9lnoreas Sbellnlann, Setr.
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Sipeig 10.

Sie Seriumml,lng oes 3apeia 10
miro ami Sonntag, ben 12. 9esember.
punft 3 llbr nahlnittass absebalten.
Sn Sieier Geriammlung peroen sic
8eamten iiir oas Sabr 1914 se,pGblt.
Seoes Witelieo miro erillht in oiejer
Serlammlung antpeIenS gu iein, Inn
bie ridtigen 9eanten su ertn3blen.
9tad ser GerIammlung miro ser
Smeig 'eine @eibmadtsfeier, berbun.
Den nit ainoerbeiderrng abbalten, 81
rpelder mir aae Mitelieoer 1lno oeren
Die ribtigen 8eamten gu er,pGblen.
Gs miro punft Z llbr elm feines
Surtep- Dinner 81, einem iebr germ.
gen Breiie ierpiert. Serr uno 5rali
Soren5 @eber tperoen sic arapfeu
Baden iiir oieien Abeno. 8ir boifen
re6t piele 8alte unb Witglieoer BE-
Oienen 81, fonnen.
gli5abetb Sitterlp, Setr.
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Ginfaonna snm &artcnpartie Der
Gillette Saf)icn Snuiprs.

ipelhes am Sreitagabeno, Den ). Ses
sember, abgebalten miro im Sitleltc
Sahienbeim. ltniere illngen gtuoher
(es iino MIR nod ) ODER 6 sSlngcts
iibrig gebliebeD bemiiben lid lebr,
ibre Gerelnigungsn bier auf ocr Git.
ieite ol,fredlt 5l erhalten, I'M oaS,
,penn llnlere SlmgenS bern1alelnlt
ipieoer juriidfebren, oas lpas lie an=
gefangen babcn, nod i'm pollen
Sttpune ipieheriinoen. Nus oieielr
@runoe iino aQe Diiitter, Sater, @0n
ner 1no Sreunoe ser Sugeno gebetcll
li6 an bie'em &artennbenb 81 beteili=
gen. Gie jingeu Mtdoels lilb belniibi
alles 10 ppr5ubereiten, oas ieoer slllz
ipeienoe anf ieine Hehnltng fpnlnll
rno nod einmul jllng fiibleu nllB sln
ieoem Gid, lperoen ihone Ereiie Der.
teilt, audi aafiee uno &uben ueroen
ierpiert. Sas Sugeno-&omltee.
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3iueia 3:'.

aucn @riloerr oiene sur geiGulge;i
Nahriht, oab Die "afitt Ser'orn-
hing am ~. Se5enrber. nadJnlittngs
> llbr itattfilroet. "a in bieier Ser.
iammlllug sic 9eanrteNpabl iiir 194 |
itattfinbet, lit es Yflidt zines ieOct
9ruoers anlue'enO 5u iein.
slue 9riioer, sic NIT ibren 3aDlun
gen I'M HiifItano iino, uiro es iinN
nad) oeln @criht lnIeres 6inan5-Se-
fret1rs cine gallSe slnSabl, lollten it'd
lpbalo lpie mGgliH gutiteheno rnnhen,
nm ipGtere llnnnnebmlihfeltcn 81
uermeioen.
Sie 6llnn5iefreture lperoen gcbeten
etlpas friibcr 5u eriheinen nm 3o5.
lungen entge9cn 81, nebmen.
Serman Wtiller, Setr.
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iiberlaiien ltno einigen treuen Mit'
glieOern. S0enn man einem Tereln
als Mitglieo angebort, 10 bat man
aud Eflidten Dem 8erein eeeeniiber
5u erfiillen. @eraoe in ser bel,ti9en
,3eit bral,clt ser Gerein Sic Inter
itiibung aller Mitslieoer. @eil uniera
iiineeren Mit9lieoer in ser Mrmee un-
ieres 2anoes oienen. 10 miiiien mir
bier an ser ySetinutiront" mebr Sps
fer aufbringea, Inn Sbuen 5u 5eisen,
lpenn tie lpieoer aiiidlih 5nriiffebren
oab ,uir nift gelf!afen baben. @erte
SdNpeitern unb 8riioer, in'oieier Ser:
iammling miro es nuh am Ylasa
iein, runiere neuen Yeonten su er.
tpdblen iiir oas nacalte Subr. &unlnt
la6t lms 8eamte erpdblen Sic audi
fGbig iino uno ibre Eilitten ath er.
fiillen. Nad) ser SsrIunrmllug miro
audi 2:lnb pprbanoen ieiu.
s. @oeneiiter, Setr.
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Der aird)en yranen Werein Der
Seutidl-Wemcin0e

bdlt ieine reeelmdBige Teriammlllns
0onnerstag, ben 8. 1e5ernber, ab
I'm 6 llbr abenos miro aaiiee uno
SUDDEN ierniert. Seoe Sdapeiter lit ge.
beten Elm 8eibnahtsgeIhenf mit5u=
brinsen. Die 8eriammlung miro nah
ser Weibnahtsfeier absebalten. gs
iperoen Sic 8eamtinnen gespablt fir
oas Sahr 1914. Gs loa beiprobeG
iperoen, Oh oer Gag fir uniere Ser.
iammlung geanoert iuerben ioa. Gar.
UNI liebe Sdlpeltern fomlmt aae unO
iagt cure Weinung. gs ierpieren Die
Sftpeitern: antb. Wolff, aatb. SheG
Sean Sdenf, Marie Stiibler. 8itte
bie GIilttidets mit5ubringen, oenn an
oieiem Nbet6 miro ietnano Der gliid-
life @etpinner iein.
Nearie 8. &ebner, Sefr.
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3ipeig 46.

sluen SfJapeitern oiene sur gef1l-
ligen latriht, baB ole nGfite Ser
iammlllng nm 9. Ie5elnber, s llbr
abenos, in bem Geutlhen &aus an
1859 N. giblanb slpe., abgebalten
miro. slae Sfaueitern iinb erillht
'piinftlid) 5lt erid)ainen, INN aae @e-
iddfte gut 81 erleoisen sludb 1uerben
in oieIer Seriamml,,ng sic 8eamtin=
men fiir oas SSrbr 1914 gepdblt unb
ioate feine Sdupeiter feblen, UNI Sic
ridtieen 8eamtinnen 81 iudblen. Sn
oieien 3eiten brauf,en mir 8eamtir-
men Die gum 8obl uno 8eiten oes
Sereins uno aller Wtitglieber arbei-
ten. @ir ipiiien aIe, oie 3eiten iino
iett niht 10 leif}t uno beinabe in ie-
Dem Sauie lit Elm Stubl leer. 9arum
iit es uniere Yflibt treu 5lliammen 5ll
arbeiten, bis aQe ipieoer beinlfommen
uno ibre Stellen einnebmen, INN sic
Tereinsarbeit ,peiter su fiibren.
aSm &omitee nod ser 8erlammlung
&nffes unb SUDDEN 81 ierpieren lino
Ole Shtpeitern: WarD sSreter, &iloa
8uneih, &oie &erbert, &oie &emp.
Mnna 1allb, Sefr.
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3lUei9 4.

Sic nlonatlihe Gerlunlnllllng umo
geamtcmpahl finoet am Spnntag, Sen
). Se5enber, 3 llbr nadmlittags itatt.
9llle riifit1noisen Ntitelieoer iino er.
iudt iif gutitebeno 5u MAIDEN.
Sie Anmeloungen fiir @eibnad)ts-
geihenfe lueroen MIR bis gum 5. Se-
5enber angenommen Iiir uniere sWit=
glieoer rmo Slmgens III ser slrmes.
ysir bitten Sic Gltern ,ulh @eifJpilter
INN oie nel,en sorelicn.
slui ser &ranfenliite iino oie Sftue-
iiern Ngnetba 9iiihn. &ath. 9lod,
Cara Sin5ing, &atb. aaun5- Sduitcr
Gatb. Gbnfp lno Sophia Sbellmun.
@lr lpiinIdben alien redt ba1oige 8ei-
Ierllng.
gtadl ser Geriammllmg auffeez
fran5hen uno &artenipiele.
gli5. j. SiIhler, Sefr.
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2(,ts Detrcit> 2l1i<tio<,,,
2tueia 81.

IS oieue allen Mitglieocrn sur &c
falli9en 9tehrift, Dab sic uGhite
Serianunlung am Sonntaa, oen 12.
Sesember, , llbr nutmittags, itott-
finoet. 9itte 1penn nur moelih elm jc-
oes 0titslieo iein Guittllnss -giidlein
in Oie GerIammlung SIT bringeu, ba.
init es NIT Dem Sabresberid,t gepriift
iperoen fam unb ioute et,pas nidt
ltimnen 10 lit iebt bie 3eit no ser
Sefretdr es leiht mieber ridtig iteIlen
fann. 9riioer uno Stipeitern Die ibr
3ertiiifat ausbe5ablt baben, ioQen in
ser Geriamnluns ibre>, Enforcement
@eitdtigl1ng ahboler uno niht Mo-
nate lang beim Sefret1r liegen laiien.
@enn MIR moglif aud) sum 8oHl
uno 8eiten unierer aller Elm neues
3ertififat beralls5llnebmen.
Georg &enItler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-02
Gintraht-Sermania.

Sic Ginger peroen ireltnolidit ers
illft am Z. Se5elnber uoll3dblig sur
Singituuoe uno MonatsperiarnnllnJ
sll erId)einen. Splgenoes lit ouI ser
Sngesoronung uno es miro gebetcn
oieies 81 iibcroenfen. 10 oaB alles er,
leoiat pcroen fam:
Die Sabrt mad Sorain. Die allieiti-
gen @elbnohtsge'henfe. Sie ct. g.
9iotb 6eier slbrefnung liegt 5ur Erii,
lung Dor. Sic eemein'daitlide Snz
ita0ierlng unoHntionierung. Sic 9e,
alntenlpabl iiir 1914. Die Silpeiter.
icier. Sb nah 9eihlub sic 9ebenss
lni1tel alle porliegen.
sIaen !ieben Sreunoen iagen mir
ber5lih Can't fiir Oel, 8eiuf ser ct.
&. Jotb .alliiiibrlmg. Colder 8eiud,
gibt sinIporn auh ipeiterbiu grGBere
auifiibrun9en 81, peranltalten. I'm.
ierm lieben 8ruoer SSobn Ianelis lei
ber5lih geSanft fiir oas prdd)tige gtab
an un'erm aartenabeno. 8ott moge
ibm sic 8eiunobeit erbalten. llnierer
lieber Irau Suiie Nebner iagen mir
ber3lihen Can't fir oie ld)nlafbaftc
&nieIheiben- .3ubereitung. llno alien
unierr Jreltnoen ber5lihen 8r,lB.
Mil6 &raub, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-02

I'm Sab!reihen Velud miro gebeten
llm llbr nadunittnas miro Die re
gelmGbigc Sitlmg nbgebalten. Sn Die
ier Gsriallnll,lng lperben oie gean-
tinnen iiir bas Sobr 1914 gelpablf.
Ser ilbIictc Tamilicmabcno Inngt
nm s llbr ubenoS an. Eadber ipers
oen SHlpeItern Slllia SdJllitcr, ga
rab 9opprih. Mariu Sdlier, Milma
Seutid, Worin &al3cr, elnno 3efeli,
Wtoria Sjhalaott, &atb. @eiB, Wnria
Seiler uno lfatilba SGunn SUDDEN
lmo &niiec leru!eren.
Sfinnic &nrres, Hrot. -Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-02

Slucia "a.

llniere nGhite &eriaunllimg fmoPi
am Sonntae, sen >. SeSe!llbcr, , llhr
nad,lnittags ltatt. slIle Utltglleoer
iino irellnolld)It gebeten lih an oieer
Gerialnnllng beteiligen 5il luoIlen,
Oenn es lueroen sic 9eanltlnncn fiir
oas Sahr 1914 erlpGblt meroen, unh
es lollte iit) ieoes Ntitelieo cine Ser
iammlllng i'm Sabr leiIteu tonncn inN
BIN fontmen INN genmtiuncu, Oenen
Oas @obl uno 8eoeiben oes Gereins
am Sersen liegt. 5ll luablen.
Senienigen Sflucitern Die oaS
Sterbegelo fiir sic sipei i'm lesten
Monat perItorbenen Sdpuciteru nod
iliht be5ablt bnben, lit oie leste &c
lesenbeit geseben. ssatb oieier Ser
iammllng iino oleienisen lpas niht
besablt baben, auber Benefit uno
fonnen i'm llngliidsiall pom SercIn
fem Sterbeeelo erbalten.
slnihiiebeno an bie Gerlumlnlun6
finoet Elm &nrtenpartic Itatt, lup5ll
alle Mtitglieoer, niht nur BON lm'ernl
Gerein, Ionoern nuh 3ipeig 33, ollie
Mitglieoer ser 2ieoertafeI Nt1nncr.
lnb Tamerhore, uue Sercinlgungen
llnierer &irfengemeinoe lnb oie Su.
aenopereine freunolidJlt eiugelaoen
iino. Gs aperocn lpie INNER Greiie al
ieoem Gid, geeeben. SafIee uno Ct
,pas sum glien miro audi ierpiert lper-
Sen. &atb. llngar, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-02
2lns alliance, J)kic
2lpcia S.

sllen @titglieoern Ses 3lueig s
'olene 5llr gefalligen Nud,rid,t, oaB am
Sonntag, Ben 5. Se5enlber, 3 llhr
nahmittags, oie iabrlihe 8enerolper.
Iammlung itattfinoet "a in Ser Ser.
iammlung audi sic 9eomten fiir oas
Snbr 1914 gelpGblt lperoen, 10 iper-
Sen sic s0titglieoer eriud)t alle an
epeIeno 5u iein. cnn iolhe 9eamten Slt
apGblen, oie iiir oie Ieinter au6 iGbiG
iino. 9tud) ser Geriannllllng lpirS
pieocr anf'ee uno &lltben ieruiert.
Gatb. SGpfer, Scfr.