davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
3ipeiQ 46.

Ser 3pei9 as bot in ieiner lesten
Geriammll1ns Elm Eidnid fir BEN ID.
Suli beihloiiell, auf lpelhem mir iett
iton alle Sf,peltern llno 5relnbs
aufmertiam MAIDEN, oamit mir nift
nit anoeren Gereinen 5l,iammen ito.
ben. Mles ndbere tpiro ipdter Ibefannt
gegeben.
IS oiene alien Sdnpeitern sur
.tabriht, oab Die reeelmaBige Ser
iamnllung unieres Yereins am 10.
Suni, 8 llbr abenbs, absebalten miro,
uno stpar an 1859 N. MibIano slue.
slQe SGtpeitern iinO eriuft anpeienS
gu iein, INN ibren Beamtinnen mit5u.
3elfen oen Yerein 5u forOern. 2iebs
S6rpeItern fontnt alle, laBt uns
Shulter an Sfulter 5liammen arbei-
etn, oenn iett in oieier 3eit braufen
'Sir oie 3uIamlnenarbeit uno 1reuno-
ifaft am meiiten. Gin altes SpriG-
loort iaet: ginigfeit mabt itarf.
SIN &onitee fir &affee uno SUDDEN
na6 Ser Teriammlung 81 ierbieren
'inc Die folgenoen Sdtueitern: &atb.
@ebber, Wtarie Seller, &utb. 3int.
Wartba Sduiter.
glnnn Sanb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
Gqmoob Gitn, ga.
ct. YaulS WeE.einbe.

! Taftor 2ubipig @eiieder 9oupteottess
bienit jeben Spnntag 1890 lit. mors
gems. Sonntasid)ule $50 llhr. aonfirs
manherunterrift ie rad Nnsabe oes
Yaitors. &irhenratsiituna ieoer letten
Samstae i'm Ionat 7 llbr abenos: -
Observation-Disclosures Situng jeoen oritter
Sonntaa i'm Monat. $50 llbr nlor9ens
airhenGorprpbe ieben Sreiiag 1850 upr
Oienstae beg Wonats &irdenratslibnn9.
obenbs &irden Sranen 8ereins sSibung
jeben britten 9onnersta9 i'm Deonat. 7
big 8 llbr; 2utber 2igasSieung So
l1br abenbs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
Erobitborfer &artenpartie snm
&encfit Der 1entid)aemeinoe.

Die 2anosleute aus Oen orei Sc
nleinoen rYrobitoorf" peranitalten
Sonntae, ben 6. sSsilni, 6 ltbr nadymit.
tags, i'm @eitieite Safienbeim, 7O0i
Geniion Mpe, 5u @uniten Ser Gpane
2utb. Eeutifygenleinoe cine erobe
&artenpartie unb Iaben aae ibre
:srernbe uno Nitglieber aller Yereine
bon Oit unb Weit ber5lih elm iid oa.
ran 5u beteiligen. Bor Dem Spiel BON
5 Dis 6 ltbr miro elm feiner Sntbib
Iotpie &affee lno Sudden 5r mdBigenl
Nreis ierbiert. gintritt lit SO Gent
per Nerion einldlieblid ssnrbib.
Sm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iinb ST..
Suionna Hebner uno Mnna 8ennina
fiir GroBprobitoorf; 1rau aatbarina
Sdmiot uno Gr. stepe Botidner fir
aleinprobitoorf; unb Jrau Nnna
@uneib unb Sofia 1bellman fir
arobltoorf. bas aaes aufs Beite
rorbereiten miro UNI einen groBen
grfolg gum Benefit Der Ieutid+@e-
il,einbe du er3ielen. Wir Bitten ale
NaiteIieoer Der 1eutidse,neinoe. Or
lanifationen fih audi oaran gu be-
teiIigen. Mnrio Nebner. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
Gbicaau, SQinuis

9cmtidje mnb Stebenbiirsiid,= sdhiiid,e
ct. HamIns 0emeinbe, 1855 6omer Ctr.
Eaitor 8. Sdmibt, 1850 Somer ctr.
Seben Sonntag 9 llbr SonntaeihuIe in
enaliid uno oeutid). 3eutld,sr @ottess
oienit iebsn sonntas 11:15 l19r; enas
|lifher gottesbienit ieoen aipeiten nno
oierten Sonntag 1915 llhr. GsutSd)er
Ronfirmanben> >llnterriht Mttttpoet nad,s
mittags 1880 l1br; en9liider 8onfirs
manoenz1lnterrid)t Samstag porr,t tt1Qs
10 l1br 9eutide Sdule San,sta9 nahs
mittags 9 l1br.
Mne @la1bensaenoHen lnb Grennbe
iinb bcr.,lid einselaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
0anf ben Manetlern.

Tie ct. Sobannes @emeirbe mod
te Den beioen Ngnet!er &r1nsden aud)
auf oieiem 8ese oen beralidyiten Cant
ausiprehen fir oas prdhtige Mit.
iogeiien, Die quite unterbaltl,ng uni
Oen if0nen &eirgetpinn, Die tie uns
am 0onnerstag gegeben baben.
Wartba MeIaer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
Serid)tisnms bes Snsenbdor-
&pnscrtberid)tes.

Wir batten i'm 8eribt iiber oas
Prograinm bes Sugenohores eine
id)one Summer auseelaiien uno slpar
beflamierte SRI. &iloa 8inter, oie
So6ter oes ssinansicsretGrs Der ct
Sobannes @emeinoe 9errn 8iQp
8inter, Elm einbrudspoues SeitgemG.
Bes @eoid)t 10 tuunoerbar, baB lie oas
9an5e Saus NIT iih riB, unb Die
8ilte ibr laut r9rapo" 5uriefen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
3enefit-Hidnid Der Citieite &ranfen
bereine, 3peiae 33 unb 81.


Oie Oitieite Siebenbiirger Sahien
&ranfennereine, 3ipeige SO uno 81,
peranitalten ibr Yidnid ont 20. Sunni,
teginneno 1 llbr nadnittags bis 2.
i'm SItieite SafIenbeimgarten, 14OO
Cit 55. Strabe. Gin gemeinidaft-
lihes &omitee trifft aIle Yorbereitun,
gen. Seoer fringe ieinen eisenen
0orb nit. Sir Grfriihunsen, quito
ltnterbaltung, W,tiif ulip., iotpie Brei
lie fir Die &in6er, iorgt bas aomitee
Gntritt I'M 0orbertauf nur 80 Gents
an Der 9iire 40 Gents. Die Berion
einidlieBlih Steuer. Mne Siebenbiir
ger 2anosle,lte uno oeren Jremnot
i.n0 her5lih einsela0en.
Oas @omitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
Asss Canton, Otie
g. g. &arpatben Weiangberein

9(ae W}ttgIieoer oes g. 6. &arpa-
tben 8eIangoereins uno Oeren Sreun-
Sc iino ber5lih eineelaSen gum
&arpatben-Hifnid
ens nm 6. Sunni allf Iopfers 6arm
iiattiinoet 5u erideinen. Sir grfri.
icbuns miro geioret. Sm Sale es
regnet, miro fein Yidnid abgebaIten
uno es finOet Elm anoeres MaI itatt.
Sobn Smilep, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
Shneitern glilabetb Mntonius, 4afb
Sfmiot ltnb autb. Gbeil ierpieren.
Marie 8. &ebner, Sefr.
Ginlaouno
an ale Qanbslente mnb 0lanbens.
8enoTen!

sm Sonntag, BEN II. Suli, feiert
Sic ct. Sobannes 8emeinoe ibren 81.
0eburtstae.
Gin beionoers lpicbtiges greignis
bel Der 6eier lit Sie 0erbreml,lee bes
Sdulid,eines (Mortaage), .fiir Ser
mir iiber $27,0 Sntereiien be3ablt
bcben.
Wit Sem Gage miro oie @emeinoe
lrobiGbrig llno frei bon oen &etten
Der 8auid,uIoIait, an oenen tie idpper
Qetragen bat. 81breno bieies Monats
(Silni) iito bier &omitees an ser Mr-
belt, TIM Sen fleinen Heit bon $24O0
5uIammen 81 bringen, Ser bon ser ,lr-
'priinsIiben SduIo bon $4S, 900 nod
i;brie geblieben lit.
Aue 6reunOc uno 2anosleute iino
ber5liGit eingelaoen, an bieiem gro
ZEN 6eite nit nns gu feiern. Die ib0n-
lte sSrelloe, bie Elm Yfenih erlebeu
fcmn, lit oos 8eipuBtiein, fir elne
quite Sahe et.ras setan 81 baben.
@er ben Segen einer iolden sSreu-
Sc erleben mill, ooer ieinen 9ieben ein
bIeibelroes 0enfmal ieten mofte (im
sl!turbuh v@oloener grinnerllngen")
Ger Aenoe ieine 8abe an Yfnrrer Sans
ssoiIel ober an Sfabmeiiter Sobn
Stamp ooer iiheraebe iie einem Can't
melfpmitee.
Mit berslihitra @riiBen.
Tie Better ser Sanmel glftipn:
Sobn areh. &atbarina 3atel.llImann,
,Sobn llngar. George Sdneioer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
Canton, Dbio

Stetenbareifd Sddiifde Gp. 2uther
0briftns. .3ird,e, 2113L14. Str., y. 6.
Efarrer Sbomas q. S0niger. Sonns
tagldnle nn, 8 llbr morsens. Sentid]z
Sngltlber @ottesbienit nm 10 llbr NOR
Jens. SeutId)e Sbule llno &onftrmanoenz
unterridt ndd Gereinbarllne.
Nne Glaubensdenoiien uno Greunbe
limb bera!iGs ciuse!sren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
2l,lS Columbus, Okte
3iueig 38.

Sluetg 50.
gs 6iene auen Sfipeitern unb Brii.
bern aur eefalligen gtahri6t, ooB Die
nGdyite Neriammlltne am Sonntae.
oen 6. Sum-, 2::3O llbr nadmittags.
ii, Der &aae itattfinoet. Die Mntpeien.
Geit aller Miteleoer miro ertpartet,
oamit mir cine CUTE geriammlung ba.
ben. gs tperoen tpidtiee @eiddfte aut
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
N,as alliance, Okie
3ipeis 3.

3tpeis 3.
Maen Mitglieoern biene 5lr gefGl.
Igen Nadridt, bob oie reeeIm6biee
8erianpmliug Sonntag, oen 13.
Suni, ftattfinoet. Seoes Mitglieo III
gebeten tpenn mogIid antpeien6 5u
icin.
8tamten.xe xeriammlmns
finoet itatt Donnerstag, ben 10. Sunni.
Sulius gbertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
Salcm, 0hio
Gpanaclifd. 2ntb. Gmanmes =0trde.
C91 Gputll Nrpabtuan.

Yaitor Sptn @nnmann Sonntagidnle
ieben Spnntag llbr pormittags: 10 llbr
Uottesbienit IN Der 2anhesiprafe; Inn
II llbr beut1der @otteSoienft. Ser oeuts
Ibe &irhen Srauen @erein bat am 3tpets
ten Nittipod. icbcn Mpnnts, abenos 8
llbr. SerIammllng. &pnfirmanoen I'm.
terridt (sipeiidbrie) bon September BIZ
Citern. 8ienstag unb Treitag nohmit'
tags ltbr.
NGe @laubenseenoIen unb Sreunbe
1ino berslid eineelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
Der ct. Yetrns &ird)enaemeinbe

5ugunlten miro Elm 2unbeon Yartie
abgebalten am 10. Suni in ser Me-
tropolitan 8log INN 12 l1br. Nabher
ioiro Elm &artenipiel lno an0ere
,Spiele abgebalten.
an iehem Gid miro Elm Nreis ob-
4egeben, io1pie elm &nuptpreis. IS
ioare fpiinlhensiuert piele ShtpeItern
uno 6rellnoe begriiben 5u f0nnen.
Gintritt SOC. sVtinnie &arres.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
Gpmeiteab, ga,

9eutfhc Gp. 2ntb. ct. Narfns Qtrdse.
222-224 Dit 3. Mpc.
Nieb. Nusuit s. gngelbre,tt. Yfarrer.
SeIepton 90. 1745. Mn Sonns inD
iseiertaecn moreens $3.50 Ebr Sonn'
faaihule. 1890 llbr eneliidler @ottes'
oie..... i1:3O l1br ocutIher @ottesbienft
NrIe @lanbensgcnoifen iino beralitb
niIlfpmmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
Mdtnng Msnetbler!

Siermit allen Mgnetblern our
Nadrift, oaB in oieiem Sabre,
ben Serbdltniiien pegen, fein
8rigori abgebaiten tperoen miro.
Sani Stern, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
0inSior, Dat, yacaabu
ct. YamlmS= 6irdjc, Yarent Mpe

Yiarrer Otto s. gebIe. 1915 Yarenf
Ipe., @inbior, &anaoa @ottesbienit b
BEN Somn1ermonaten BON 80 llbr boz.
mttrags; Sonntasidule BON 1O-11 ubr
bormittags Seben 1. Sienstaa abenbs
i'm @onat airdenrata aSienns. Ssben 1.
Sonnerstaa atenos inn Mondt Sranen
@erein Sibune. Ille @olfss urb @ldu'
benseeno7en iinb ber5lih eingelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
Detroit, Nidi8an
0eutihe nnb Sddfiid Gp. ct. Eetrns'
6irdle. Wlenfielb unh HpSberrN 4pe.

Yfarrer ssobannes Eeutid. 1921 @lens
fieIo Gue. GEL: Rin9r,e 1906. San,Ss
tag: Deutide Sdnle bon 1O-12 l1br.
Sonntagfdule bon 10-11 utr 8ottes>
bieri. Son t1-12 u5-. Seoen lebten
Dienstaa oes Nonat3 0;rtbenrdtslieung.
Ourd) bic Sommermo,,..e ieben Srtit.i,
Oienstag, ionit ie5en 3. Sonntag SraMen
Werei:t gcriammlurs. &tnbe:f,crprobs
ieben Sreifas abentS Gle @l::;ihenSs
genDneu etIiyein
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
youngstown, Ohio
Deufifje Gu. =Gutb. Spnterns =WemetmDe.
yffc Qincp(u Wpc. uub 6plneS Ctr.

G6e Xtnc0ln NDc. unD SplWeo SIr.
Dr. 9. q. ssrit1d), Ifnrrer. Wohrun9
Cos 8id Mpenue Selepbpn: 977O7. -
i1r1 llbr Sonntaasid)ule uno Sngenc'
sottesbienit Inn 1O:30 lbr Saupts Cote
!esb;cnit an alien Sonnz uno Se:er'
ta9en. Samstngs nm 8 ltbr &pnfirmnns
benz unb Scutih> >llnterritlt. Scben |.
Sonntae i'm Monat Srauens8ertdmrt'
lung um 2:30 l1br Seben erften Dt:aSs
fnaabenb 9rltbcr6itii1. Seben alr::.ss
Sonntag in, Monot Inn $3.50 ubr gsSs
fsne nnb SdnilfatszSiblira. Nheu
Snnniaaatenb Siiraere 2utber xtao.
,yecea 5rreitfol..,,usn Teiitipod1uv-aS
MeTtere Qutber 2iaa. Seben stpeitfolG<ss
ben Witttpctabenb Sonntaoifnl % &C.
Ia.:i,,:I;;..:s. Ssebe.: sSs:::::!.>.,abcro GSS-s
probe. MlIe @laubenssenoiien iin6 tberss
Iicn einqeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
Der &irden 1ranen &erein ber
1cmtih.0emeim0e

biIt ieine regelmdBiee Berianmluns
am 10. Sum-, 8 l1br nbenos db. gs
suiiroe uns freuen, 1penn ltniere M!t.
sIieoer ale unierer Nerlammluns BET
,pobnen ipiirben.
91aH Der Nerinu1nlIing tperoen DIE
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
Mbnuca, Ya.
Deutfhe Guans. -2mtb. ct. *eters'

Gsarrer Sans .. S. Simoleit. 244
Mbams Ctr, Noheiter, ga. Selepbon:
Node1ter 1865 Gottesoienit $3.50 Hbr
murgens; Sonntagiduls 1O:i5 uhr. -
0ralien Gereiu Teriantnlnng am lesten
0pnnerstu9 ieben Wonats, dbenos ubh.
Sebermann lit ber5li6 pilltommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
1entroluerbanN<s
Nneeleeerteiten
$3.50? IA! $3.50
pcriietermnes>3ertififate
iper>en jcbt pereatait.

Den 8eamten nnb Witglieoern Der
Sipeignercinc bcs Central Terbanoes
nnS ipesiell Deputies seben mir bier
nit befannt, Sak 5eginneno NIT benz
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
lmS Sarreu, pa.
3meig Z.

aaen Brii0ern 0iene 5ur geT1Gigen
Nadridt, 6aB oie ndhite reseln,Gbise
IonatsDeriammlrng am Samstag.
Den 5. Suni, 8 llbr ubenos, abgeba!-
ten miro. slae 8riioer iinb eebeten a..
,erideinen.
M6um 6. Shmi6t, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
/. 1uni ;. !.

foIde Central @erbanbs Mitelieber,
bic id)un $5OO.OO uber mebr, iebud,
neniser ais $2,OOO.OO @eriid)ernna
beim Central Gerbnnb baben, Jest
aad $25O.OO Certificate pom Gentral
Yerbanb fnnfen f6nnen anf irsenO
einem oer brei (3) YlGne: 3wansia
Sabre abbesablt GO Yaio-np Gife);
1sinfnnoied),iaites gebensalter abbe.
sablt (Eaib-np Mse 65); pber Gebens-
!anslid sahlbare 3ertififate (Wbole
2ife), poransseiett oas Mitalieb 1T
nidDt iibcr 60 Sabre alt.
Sur reme >l1itelie~cr eSn.
iten ,anH >iirfen eeiite Nps
plieatienen fir t,mr $3.50
periidtcrnne auseciteut
tperNen. $5OO.OO 1T SIC
itti,tHeitc ,anH $2,OOO.OO 1T
Bic kSetite Deriieterm,,es>
i,at1tttte SIC Scr Central
Derbat,S an ireenS cir
N1itelic> perea,.ft.
Nit grnberarnF
S0bn galtbes, Or. YrGiibent.
0eor8 Martini, Urek.Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03

:. Suli, 8 llbr nbenos, in ser Stride
ltnttfinoet. 0a apibtise @eIfdfte 81
erleoigen lino. lreroen aue grii0er
erirht aupeieno 81 iein.
SSobn &iertiber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
NnS 0ary, 3t,Nia,,<,

Der 8ird)en Tramen 8ereim Der
&onterms 2emeimbe
D1It feline monatlihe Neriaumllna
ourh Die Commemorate ieoen brit.
ten Don1,erstng i'm Monat ab. Die
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
GIepefanb, Cbio

g. g. Guans. Guth. ct. Ssbannes airde.
Eaitor 9a,,s 6oiieI, 761 Gbbp Ncab.
8el.: MuIberrb 0646. ltbr uDrmtttd9s
oeutfder @ottesbienit. 10 uor Sonns
ta9id,ule. II l1Er en9liider @ottesbienit.
sl,ther Qiga Nnbad)t uno 0eriammlnny
Sonntug abenbS 1880 llbr. @onfirmanS
benz unterridbt unb beutide Sdlnle am
San,stug bon 3 ubr an. Nue 0laiibenss
,enoTen iinb ber5Iih einselaoen
Glcpelanb Weit. - 9eutid .0emeinbe
@eft 80. ctr. unb Wil(arb Aue.
@aitor ssobannes 0eutihldnSer. 5000
WiIlarb Mbe. Sell: @oobbtne 9OS5
@otteSbicnit ieben Sonnz unb Seierts3
in beutid)er llnb enaliifer Sprade. =
Sonntaaidllle ieben Gpnntaa 80 LIB,
uormittoas 0arauffoIeenb eneliider
Sottesbienit bon 1O-1O:45 llbrs Sierauf
'oIat Der oeu.ide Gottesbienit II llbr
oormitta8s.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03

Yfarrer g. g. Seuer. Seben Sonns
tag normittags 9 llbr Sonntaef6ule !;
10 Tier engliifer 8ottesbienit; II ubr
beutid,er @ottcsbienft.
Mue @la,tbeuseenoiIen unb Srennbe
Iinb her3Iih eingelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03

UrnSerbxab Der 9emtiAgemcin6e.
gs 6iene aIlen Briibern CUR ee.
f3ui9en Nahridt, 6ab uniere n1hite
Merchandising am somstoe, ben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
Columbus, Ohiu

Gpang. lmtbcr. Wartin 2ntber 8irdje,
Gfc NoIer unb Mnn Strake.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
Oanf1aouno

Sir Die anldBlif oes Sobes unIe,
rer pielgeliebten @robmutter, Muttey
ltr0 Wattim
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Mbam 8. Sbmiot, SER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-07
Heffernan
Continued From Page ED

she will make home for him when
ever and wherever possible.
Claudette Colbert, whose DOCTOR
husband, Joel Freshman, Is In the
Navy, has flown to washington to
be with him on several occasions
and plans to do 80 again ~ soon
as 80 Proudly We Hall" Is finished.
There are reports around Para
mount that Claudette won't make
another Aim until the war Is over
and that she viii move to WASH
!ngton. She gets $4,000 q picture.
or did before the wage ceiling
went into effect. and is In a position
to man her own plans without
studio influence.
Commuters and Livers-In.
Ellen Drew, vile Of Maj. Cy Bart
lett of the Army, Is another COM
mutation wife. Like Claudette, she
flies between Hollywood and Wash
ington, and threatens to turn her
back on Aims. Pamela Blake,
MGM's lovely raven-tressed lead
ing lady, married last Christmas
eve to Michael Stokey, is another
torn between husband and career.
Stokey Is . flying cadet at Santa
Ana and Pamela has taken an
apartment near that base. Alice
Faye maintains a home on Catalina
Island, where her husband, Phil
Harris, junior grade lieutenant lead
ing the Merchant Marine Band, Is
stationed. The studio has asked
Alice to give up the place because
transportation Is uncertain between
Catalina and the mainland and film
rchedules have suffered. Alice re-
fuses.
Sonia Henie says "Winter Time
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LUISE RAINIER.

will be her last film until Husband
Dan Topping comes back from the
Marine Corps. Sonia Is busy super
vtsing Topping's sports enterprises,
notably the Brooklyn Dodgers pro-
fessional football team, and says
the dual job is too heavy to handle.
Brenda Joyce has been offered two
fine Aim assignments since the
birth OF her baby, but has turned
them down. preferring to live near
her husband, 1t. Owen Ward, al
Camp Roberts.
It's to be hoped that the ladies
mentioned here and all other
actress-wives stick to their jobs.
Motion pictures are q vital industry,
an essential wartime industry. The
country at large and particularly
then men In service need entertain
ment. The men in service particu-
larly need lovely girls to look at,
Il only on the screen. It's the
patriotic duty Of these young ac-
tresses to stick to their jobs. You
can make . good argument at the
same time out Of the theory that
many actors shouldn't be in the
Army or Navy. but should be before
the cameras, doing the thing they
know how to do best.
0eleased b. the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Incl
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Road Engagement First
For Saroyan's Comedy
Nostalgia Atmosphere of Set
Stimulates Menjou and Cummings
To Reminisce Sentimentally

had gorgeous blue eyes and IN cir
about her that brought u both up
with Z start.
Il stood fascinated. watching her
trim figure retreating down the walk.
said to Brady, jim I'm going to
marry that girl within 10 days!" He
laughed. I followed her ct . dis
Greet distance to one Of the hotels.
I galloped up the steps and asked
the desk clerk for her name. He
gave it to me.
Courtship Of Cunamings.
II called her on the telephone and
introduced myself. I thought every
one knew me then, for I considered
myself m important name on both
the stage and screen. I had played
the romantic lead In . dozen big
Aims. But this girl had never heard
Of me. was desperate. I gave her
the same line tho movie wolves to
this day hand out. You shculd be
in pictures I cooed, and I can ar.
range = test for you In New York
tomorrow
0AA0 W&O pOAVCV CVOA NAAO CUAAe
pletely disinterested In movies.
went back to New York that night,
still certain ! was in love with this
dazzling creature-that couldn't
live without her. I sent her two tele-
grams. No answer. Thsn I got her
on the teleph4ne.- She said she
would be In New York the following
day. Somehow I convinced her she
should have dinner with me.
I'VE met for dinner at Rector's the
night she arrived. Before the eve
ming was over I had proposed mar
rage and had been accepted. And
just 10 days from that first glimpse
on the boardwalk We were married.
That was rs years ago.
That beautiful lady Just called
me to the phone" concluded Cum
mtngs. We're stu married. And
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HOLLYWOOD,


In view of its almost unanimous
acclaim by preview critics as one OF
the great pictures Of all time, The
Human Comedy" may be withdrawn
from MGMs regular release charts
for road show engagements. /, It is
potentially the biggest gate film
since the same studios Gone With
the Wind" Out Of 1t could come
three new star%Van johnson, John
Craven and, Of course, the 5-year-
old sensation, Jack (Butch) jenkins.
Now that the Academy Award do
ings have been put to rest for an
other year Hollywood shouldn't for
get that '"The Human Comedy" rs
the picture and Clarence Brown rs
the director, have ! running start
toward pair Of 1914 Oscars.
Considering ever-increasing handi-
caps to good Aim production levied
by the war it is doubtful II the
screen can produce q stronger con-
tender during the remaining 10
months.
Over at 10th Century Fox Sweet
Rosie O'Grady," with Its nostalgia
gay COS atmosphere, Is developing
into a reminiscing duel between
Adolphe Menjou, one Of the stars,
and Irving Cummings, the director.
Between scenes they're constantly
matching do you remember -"
stories about Broadway spots and
people. Cummings was handsome
and popular leading man some IS
years ago. Menjou was just breaking
into films as an extra-"wfth fine
wardrobe"
Menjou-Best-dres Bum.
Cummings was the leading man
and Hazel Dawn leading lady in my
first picture" said Adolphe. EFT was
The Sales Lady and the year was
1918. I was an extra and somebody
told me II kept following the lead
ing man around I would get my face
in the picture and become well
known. There were several ballroom
dance scenes in the Aim. In each
one I danced right in under Cum
mings' elbow and smacked my mug
square into the camera"
"You wore nifty-looking clothes
even in those days." Cummings cut
in
YAH" scoffed Menjou. IT walked
up two flights Of stairs to buy $12
suits. Two days out in the sun and
they turned green. I used to wear
the best-looking green suits on
Broadway"
Nevertheless you were the best
dressed bum on the street." chuckled
Cummings.
The telephone rang on the set
and Cummings was called to take q
message from home.
That phone call reminds me Of
the most romantic chapter In my
life" Cummings resumed on his re-
turn. 1T was q hot day during the
summer Of 1917. I had gone down
to Atlantic City with Diamond Jim
Brady. We were lolling In chairy on
the boardwalk when the most beau-
tiful girl ! had ever seen in my life
strolled by. She was read-headed,