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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03
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Observation-Disclosures 8altor Niemol.
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itab peroe 10 ipeit geben, ben @uiier'
ten 8affenbriioeridaft i'm &riege ge.
gen sSSapan un5nfragen. @ammans
fiirhtet, oaB iolde oeutide Srieoens'
aneebote auf 2el1te ltnieres 2agers,
Sic 5obne ooer @atten i'm Seloe ite-
ben baben, cine setpaltige 8irfnns
ausiiben ipiiroen, lit aber ieinerleits
Ser Meinung, oaB bic Maiierten ben
9rieg oaour1 beenben niiiien, baB lie
in bas 9ritte &ei6 einntaribieren
unb Sen Srieoen in Berlin bittieren.
@as ben 4rieg nit Sssapan anbelangt,
10 bat Der britii6e Harlamenfarier
ben ginorud, baB man bier Tin Ime'
rifa) iiber oie Gage all5u peiiimiittid
beift. 8enn einmal Deutidlan6 be-
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bergetporfen iein, 111ei1tte @ranmans.
Wppor oie Muiierten ii6 bitten miib-
ten, oas iei cine 8er5ettefung ibrer
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reiens itno gan5 eigenartig. Sic mi.
berlpre6en aber gang Ser romii6en
&reu5isung uno biirfen als mpitiibes,
nidt als tatiddltdes Mbbilo Der Sea-
eeIpunoen angeieben meroen. Sie
fino, tpie ard bas 2einentub bon El.
rim erueiit, nidt oie tpirfliden Stel'
len ser Mnnagelung, ionbern Sic Stel'
len Ser tpunoerbaren 8ertpunbung oes
Mbbilbes Gbriiti an bem ban1it aus
ge5ei6neten MenI6en.
Gum SdluB nod sic Seiters ober
Ser5munbe. Man fann bierbei Die
Stignatiiierten in 5lpet 4ategorien
einteilen, oie einen tragen sic 8unbe
auf Ser linfen 5eite, bie anberen ia.
ben tie auf ser redten Seite. DieIe
@unbe erbielt Sbereie Neltn1ann alls
erlt, einige 8o6e11 bor 6ent &arfrei.
tag 1876. Die mbftii6e Seitentpunbe
lit ein 0uell ,lnenolib erbarmenber
Gottesliebe, oeren eifrige aiinoertn
uno Senobotin Sbereie aub ipirflid
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gerilal fa1tlt Der bort gelegenen Stod-
alp belief iid auf $500 8funb. 9ieie
S6abmngen belanfen iih nltr auf ben
8eiit i'm 8ebiete Der StraBe. Cane
ben bate er aber nod, allsgenont1nett
in 8ri6 natiirlid, nod nielen 8elie
an 2anb ltno Me6te. Die alle tpeit i'm
8auis berum aeritrelt iparen, bon
gletl6 Bis bir,ab an Sen @enferlee.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03
Ser DIN &aiienfreuno
uno oas
sSoiepbinnl1l &eeflb

bieten gn6 ieoe g8obe:,
Nufflarung iiber, fatboliide 2ebre
i.nb Braris;
8iele. tpibtige gahribten 4iiber fas.
tboliides 2eben;
8iiderbelpredung our 0rientie.
rung fit Die 2eftiire;
Sntereiiante, ipannenbe Momane
uno bobaftuelle Biograpbier.
Ser Ohio 8aiienfrelno bietet
cine eirt5ieartige Nusfunftsipalte,
in tpelder aues Wiiiensnerte uno,
Hraftiibe fir 9uus uno @arten
5u fin6eft lit. & 4
9urd @ntrihtitng Cures eige-#.
men Mbonnementsb llno.
our1 @epinnut1g zines nellen Be-.
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oenten 5l1n Nrielterfam, berarau-
biloen. SIN MpoitoIat Ser fatboli.
iden Hreiie tatig 5ll lem, fid NIT
Ser5 uno @eiit 8o4e fir Bohe
an niibIider, Iebrreider 2eftiire 81
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03
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it. 3es Serrn gottlicbes Ser5 ielbIt
5erbirgt iih bort IN bieier 8unoe.
Die @unontale Ser siiBe befinben
Ii6 BEL Sbereie an Der glei6en Steae
pie an @rabtrd. Sbereie gebt ltb
nfolge Ser @unomale 5ienlib idIetht,
"a bieie ibr bei1n auftreten Sdnler-
sen perltriaben. @enn Der SeilanO ain
arelt5e erboben nno ausgeipanilt iit
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lus. uno bolt iie in oieler @eiie olrd
Stunben, mas fein Mrtilt uno nid)t Der
itdrflte Wtenih berntag. gnd Die Sub
mnnben perltriaben biele aranpfe,
pie an Ser 8lutberluit nngebeuren
9urit berporruft. gead Dem Eooe bes
grloiers nebmen audi Der 5tign1ati-
Iierten @eiidts5iiee 2eidendbnlidfeit
an. 60 tirbt iie gleidIam NIT ben
peilanb, beilen 2eioen Big gum gooe
iie in tpunoerbarer @eiie miterouloet.
Nod cine anoere Sade lit fir mid
ais Mr5t bebeutungspoll. gead einenl
gortrag iiber aonnersrel1tb, Sen ib IN
Prag gebalten batte, fubren Der Siib.
rer ser fatboliiden flopafii6en Yar+
-et Slinfa unb lein Sefretdr Siiao
tab 4onnersreutb, tpo iie 3eugen Der
sfltalen oer Ouloerin tuurben. ssSn
brer @egenluart nun befam Die Stig-
natiiterte, tpie Die rns &atbolifen
einblide Hreiie meloet, @ritidungs+
tnfdlle. Mon fonnte iid anfangs Die
le in BEN 3uiammenbang Der 2eioens*
efltoien ni6t paiienben gribeinungelt
l1idt erfldren. Dob als i6. ibre 81
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II am &reu5e bangt unb abmt ben
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Mander1> gergleid atpiiden ben
nus ben Btitonen ith ereebettoen gat-
iahen unb ienen am @rabtub 5u 9u-
lin fonnten mir finben. Dieie ueber.
'initimmltng atpiiden Dem biitoriibelt
,nb pbotograpbiiden 8iloe bes @e-
freu5igten NIT ser lebenbigen Dar.
.telll,ng in &onnersreutb lit mebr als
,l1ffallenb uno atpinst al,m Nadbenz
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Otartertoo Gbrilti'' perben Die obigen
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6lide eetpabren uno paiien 10 beitens
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

Gie Bublifation ,,gbitor anb Bub,
liiber" teilt nit, oaB an1 gnbe oes
Sabres 1912 Die Berluitlilte amerifa-
niider forre1ponbenten 10 Cote,
2 germiBte i,nb5 33 8ernunbete be-
tragt. uno stpar gilt oies fit oie. 3eit
feit Musbrlih oes 5tpeiten Weltfrieges
inn September 1889. :
SIM @etpabriam Der Ihie befinoen
iid INNER nod % Gorreiponoenter
bon 65, Die an Der Gront gefangettge-
nommen poroen naren, ober Die in
Seinogebiet interniert uno feitgenom.
men iporoen iino.
8or Rearl 6arbor tpl,r6en 5tDei
an1erifaniide aorreiponoenten getotet
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

8iIb /: @riinoer Der beriibnt.
ten faliforniiben Miiiionen lit
Srap Suniper Serra, S.S.M, geb.
in Betra auf Ser SSniel Maiorca ant
"a. Nob. 1918. gr trat i'm Sabre
1870 in oen Sranaisfaneroroen un6
ipuroe 1887 gum 8rieiter gemeibt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

gilb 9: er febnte ii6 nod
apoitoliider gdtigfeit i'm Miiiions-
felo nno berlieB 5panien i'm Cont
mer 1749. gr erreibte bie 5taot
Werifo am 1. Sanuar 1850. Die
folgen6en 19 Sabre tpionete er
Miliionsarbeiten inn mittlern Me.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

rifo. 8il6 8: Sm Sabre 1859
tp.roe er nad aalifornien geianot,
no er neun Miiiionsitationen grim
oete, bon 6enen biele nod beute
eriitieren. gr itarb am %. 9lu-
gnit 1884 uno lit in Ser San Car
los Miiiion in Der gf1be bon Mon=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

@ie Elm &orreiponbent Der uSepiib
GefegrnpbD 9gencp' aus Eeberan be-
rihtet, ioaen mebr als $4,000 iiiois.
fde Sliihtlinge aus Holen iett IN
@ublano Ieben, 80 8ro5ent bon ibnen
in ben nlittelaiiatiiden @ebieten, be.
&eif in Sibirier. Die meilten Der
Gliidtlinee iino Srauen, alte Manner
nno &inber, bie nibt fir ibren 2e-
bensunterbalt arbeiten fonnen, ION
bern auf 8oblfabrt angepieien iinO.
Son $4,000 &inoern leben $4,000 in
Der Sbbut bon @oblfabrtsorsanilati
men. Wtebr als 10000 ainber -iino.
@aiien.
Die Sotpietregierung gibt BEN
Slii6tlingen freie Sransportmoslid-
feiten uno bilft BEL Der l1nteritiibllttg
Der neutrality-suspicious. fir
ainoer, 8etaete uno Snbalioett, iagtcI
Ser &orreiponbe,,t. gr beibreibt Die
Gage als uiebr i6uierig".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

tereD begraben. - Bib a: GraD
Snniper 5erra miro bon aatbo-
lifen llno Nidtfatbolifen als Ser
nNpoitel aalifornielts" betra9tet.
Seine Seligipredung miro bon
5ablreiden 8erebrern an Ser pa5i-
fii6en Milte befiirmortet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03
Mittmodl, ben 3. Msars 1913
unb lteben bertpunbet. Seitoem fino
nod a6t peitere gefallen.
Sn, Gifer

8eIiber elmer Menugerie gum @ar-
ter, Ser ben SOB etnes gilpferbes irt-
folee ieiner Na6ldiitgfeit auf Dem @e-
piiien bat): uSie iino Elm snna u1-
neranttportlid leihtiinniger MenldA
ODER glauben Sic, ib idiittle Die.
Nilpferbe nnr 10 aus ben Merrneln?' e
gelten bartnonieren Mniidten,
@orte i1no 9anblungen. Bei oen ei-.
men fino lire 5aten beiier dis ibre
ausiprii6e, Bel Dem anoern lit oas
'llmgefebrte ser San. s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-06
Comrades Celebrate
18th Anniversary

The Comrades, Lodge No.
566 SNPJ, whose organization
seventeen years ago, stirred the
interest Of our local younger
generation in forming English
speaking lodges within the Slo-
vene fraternal organizations,
will mark their anniversary
with a special celebration to-
night at the Slovene National
Home, st. Clair Ave.
Johnny Zalokar and his or
chestra have been engaged to
liven the atmosphere, while the
entertainment committee, COM
posed Of some Of the old timers,
who are experts in the art of
preparing an evening of fun
and frolic, will play host to the
attending crowd.
s 1t is expected that many
charter members and those who
had been especially active in
making the Comrades popular
locally and in other communi-
ties, will gather tonight at this
birthday frolic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-06
New Physician

DR.. Albin Urankar, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Anton Urankar, 837
E. 237 St., graduated on Feb
ruary 26th, from the School of
Medicine, Western Reserve Uni
versity.
Young DR.. Urankar, of Slo-
vene parentage, was born in
Cleveland on August 20, 1917.
After attending the elementary
schools he was graduated from
Shore High School in 1885. The
following four years were spent
at Adelbert College of w. r. U.
in premedical study. His junior
and senior years displayed out
standing ability in pre-medics,
having compiled a straight A
average. This is indeed a rarity
at Adelbert College. For this he
was accepted into the inter-
nationally famous m d i'c a
school, from which he was just
graduated. His work and dill
gence during these years are
deserving of much praise and
compliment, as he has won him.
self an enviable record.
Beginning on April 1st, he
will be on duty as an inferno at
City Hospital, 1895 Scranton
Rd. He also holds a commission
as a reserve officer, list Lieute-
nant in the Medical Corps, u.
S. Army.
To our new physician and
surgeon, DR.. Albin Urankar, we
extend our congratulations!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-06

Three hundred Englis h
Springtimes ago, Sir Thomas
Hammer, whose portrait hangs
in the place of honor at the
Cleveland Museum of Art this
spring wrote:
''The Tulipe is the Queene Of
Bulbous plants whose Flower is
beautiful in it's figure, and most
admirable in colours, and Won
derful in variety Of markings"
Sir Anthony Van Dyck paint
ed the portrait which is the
high point of the magnificent
collection of the late John L.
Severance now exhibited at the
Art Museum. To stand before
it, is to make the acquaintance
of a great gentleman of the
proud days of England. Head
of Welsh family whose history
stretches from the 18th century
to today, Sir Thomas was court
ier, scholar, politician and writ
er. Yesterday, a woman admir-
ing the picture at the Museum
said: "He looks like a man with
plenty of white gloves!"
But he couldn't have worn
white ones all the time, because,
like George Washington when
his service to his country was
finished, he retired to his estate
Bettisfield Park, in Wakes, to
the life he liked best, to i'm
proving his gardens.
His diary, "The Garden Book
Of Sir Thomas Hammer" pub
lished recently in London, is a
remarkable work, valuable to
any gardener today, in it's COW
erage and practical knowledge
Of Horticulture.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-06
FIRE

How can a water pipe cause
a fire? That's easy, says the
Greater Cleveland Safety Coun-
Gil. Water pipes often freeze in
winter, and home owners still
engage in the hazardous prac-
tice of trying to thaw them out
with an open flame. Wrap the
frozen section with rags and
pour hot water on them. It's
just as easy - and a lot safer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-06
CROSS AT CROSS WALKS!

AS a pedestrian, you're four
times as likely to stay alive if
you obey the law.
Three out of every four Pc
destrians killed were violating
the law or acting in an obvious
ly unsafe manner, the Greater
Cleveland Safety Council re-
ports. Elimination of one viola
tion-crossing between inter-
sections-would cut pedestri-
ans deaths nearly in half. So
take a few extra seconds to
cross at the cross walk, the
Council suggests. Take steps to
save your life!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-06
CORRECT LIFTING

Housewives, strained back
is painful, and it can result in
permanent injury. The Greater
Cleveland Safety Council offers
this advice: Never stoop over
and lift a heavy object with the
strains on your back. Bend
your knees and lift with your
legs, keeping your back as per-
pendicular as possible.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-06
American Legion
News @.@
By John Wensel, Jr.

If you can trace your
GS memories back to
Thursday, February II
you will find that it was ex-
tremely cold that evening, but
the attendance at our meeting
was one of the largest of the
year. Perhaps the inspiration
was aroused from the great
statesman Abraham Lincoln,
who was known to go on foot
many m lies, regardless of
weather, to obtain books where
by he could gain knowledge.
Or perhaps the inducement was
the meeting in itself where one
can also merit education in par
liamentary laws, etc. This ses-
sion was very interesting, the
result being such when many
comrades get together and ex-
press their opinions. One of
our younger and very active
members, who served in world
war No. 1, and is now again in
the army, Anton Krampel, was
in town on a months furlough.
Good luck, Tony!
The Cuyahoga County Coun-
Gil thus far has cited our Post
with a percentage of SO, on our
membership quota. Our adju.
tant, R. F.. Gregorich, who has
not failed us in the past 1e
years, says we are sure to reach
100 percent before our next
meeting.
The Post is planning to spon-
sor a baseball nine this year
and also a monthly social for
the members and their friends.
Cuyahoga County Council has
again started a series of weekly
broadcasts over station WIKI
at 9:15 p. m. each Tuesday, di-
rected by radio chairman H. P.
Scharf. These programs are be-
ing dedicated to public service
with special emphasis being
placed on the wartime pro-
gram of the Legion.
At our February meeting luck
was with Bill Drury. We are
wondering who will march out
with his purse bulging after our
next session on March II, 1943.
/ P. S.-Although the members
of Lake Shore Post and Auxili.
ary are not with you boys in
the armed forces, they are with
you in spirit and thought!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-06
Army &
Navy
'Neus,

On Feb. IL, Stanley Zupan,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Zupan,
1886 w. 107 St., left for the
army. His address is 5S7 T. S. S.
Flight 365, Princess Martha
Hotel, Petersburg, Fla.
Home on furlough this past
week was Tech. Cpl. Edward A.
Gerbec, son of Mrs. Katherine
Gerbec, 1924 E. 81 st. He re-
turned to Fort Riley, Kansas,
Thursday.
Victor A. Drobnic, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Drobnic,
I'LL E. "a St., recently gradu-
ated from Officers Training
School in Camp Lee, Va, as a
Second Lieutenant.
Ludy Fabris, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Fabris, 1920 w. 104 St.,
left for the army on Feb. 18th.
His address is Battery c, 264
T. A. Bn., Camp Swift, Texas.
His brother John, is now in
Florida. His address is Cadet
John Fabris, $50 9th St., South
S., St. Petersburg, Fla.
Home on furlough from New
Jersey is Sgt. Frank Ozimek,
who is visiting his wife Rose
at 149O1 Edgewood Rd. His
brother Louis has also arrived
home on furlough from Louisi-
ana. They are the sons of Mr..
Frank Ozimek of the above ad-
dress.
On Feb. 24th Frank Tursic,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tur-
sic, 1852 Milroy St., Toledo, o.,
left for the army.
Pvt. Tony Krampel, who serv-
ed our country in the last war,
has been honorably discharged
from the army recently.
Friends of Joseph Kikol, who
before his induction resided
with his parents at 19OO5 Mus
koka Ave-, may write to him at
the following address: Pvt. Jo-
seph Kikol, 1st Ferrying sgd,
Army Air Field, Long Beach,
Cal.
Frank Brinsek, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Brinsek, 1860 E. SO
St., left for the army on Janu-
ary 26th. His address, is: Pvt.
Frank Brinsek, $50 Q. M. Rail
head Co., Vancouver, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sinkovic,
1918 E. IT'S St., recently receiv-
ed word from Australia, that
their son Conrad is recovering
from wounds received while in
action in New Guinea.
William Cerne, who resided at
19O08 Cherokee Ave-, is now
serving Uncle Sam in the army
at Camp Pickett, Va.
Two sons Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Barbish, 1851 E. 167 St.,
are serving our country. Ludvik
has been in the service for one
year. His address is: Pvt. Lud-
vik Barbish, u. S. N. Air Sta
ton, Whitley Island, Washing
ton. His brother Joseph is sta
toned at Smyrna, Tenn. His ad-
dress is Pvt. Joseph ]. Barbish,
4th Co. A. A. S., Smyrna, Tenn.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-06
sIov. Coop
Bowling News

The BOWleretteS came thru
with a triumphant bowling ses-
sion last week, receiving much
attention from the mems outfit.
Mary Somrak, that smiling
and winsome lass, scoring 175
in her first game. Rose Billy,
a sport if there ever was one,
swinging the last game for her
teammates with a 18O game.
Frances Svetina rolling the
lanes with III in her charming
manner. -
Now for that swell bunch of
dynamite, who caused all the
excitement in the second game.
Whistles, cheers and clapping
didn't seem enough when Anne
Mervar rolled a 202 game. So
far this season, this is the high
est single game for the fair sex.
Come on, lassies, and see if you
can beat that one!
So long, ladies, let's give the
males a chance.
Tony Malovasic certainly had
some tough luck; when he made
five successive splits, he finally
bagged the last one. That's
right, Tony, never give up and
you'll come through smiling.
We saw a lot of spirit when
Store No. 1 team took away a
game from Store No. 3 team.
Mr.. Lapatich won the free
beer this week. Nice going, and
a lot more luck for another
one!
l didn't hear any yells this
week, hasn't anything happen
ed, men?
February Oath results:
Store Clerks won two games
from the Youth League, with a
total of 1917 pins for three
games. Total score for the
Youth League was 1882.
Ladies' Guild VS. Patrons
won 2 won I
Total three games 1859 -1766
Highest team single honors
go to the Ladies' Guild with a
score of 727.
Mems League:
Store No. 3, won 2 games
total 3 games 2162
Store No. 1, won 1 game
total 3 games 2042
Directors, won 2 games,
total 3 games 1882
VS.
Store No. 2, won 1 game,
total 3 games 2131
Looks like the inkwell is run
ming dry, so I'll be signing off.
Molly Vidmar
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-06
INCOME TAX

Have, your Income Tax Re-
turn filled out by one who
knows his business and by one
whom you can trust with your
private business and money.
Your Income Tax should be as
private as your Confession,
therefore be careful where you
go.
For your information and
guidance, we have been filling
out Income Tax Returns for
years, to the fullest satisfaction
of our Merchants and private
individuals. If you are a proper
ty owner, bring all your bills
and, be sure to bring your So
cial Security number. Office
open 9 a. m. to 7.3O p. m.
Marian MihoIievich
INCOME TAX EXPERT
6424 St. Clair Ave. ~.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-06

Hitler is financing his war by
enslaved European labor. In
the United States we fight in
flation and Hitler through
taxes and the sale Of War
Bonds. Buy More War Bonds.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-06
Collinwood
NewsbOx No. |
By Snoopy

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Hello, all you friends of mine!
I Hope you're feeling fine and
have all your. worries off your
minds -. Haven't been around
to pick up the latest news but
my "spies" as you might call
them, have secured enough to
enable me to write this column.
Wonder how sax player Frank
Jensin and his new girl friend
are coming along lately? You
make a very nice couple =.
Mary .Simenc, friend of Sail
ors," is very well known at
Great Lakes as we gather, for
quite bit of mail has been
coming from that direction. I
Iguess most Of her male friends
are in the Navy, how about
it, Mary?. Betty Lou Marolt
seems to be quite interested in
a handsome young man from
Euclid, Ohio. Now, come on,
Betty Lou, give us his name &.
Violet Peters claiming that the
boys ring she is wearing hap
pens to be only a friends. Your
friendship is pretty deep, vi. .
Ann Pierce is a busy gal these
days for besides going to school
she has a part time. job. She's
certainly being patriotic. Keep
the good work up and Uncle
Sam will remember you some
day. :. Now for a little dance
news. Vampire enjoying herself
at the movies instead of COM
ing to the dance. Don't tell me
you obtain all your news" in
a theatre? :. Blonde" Spelic
showed up only for a short
while. Next time, "Blondie," try
to spend the whole evening with
us. When Pete Kotorcic walked
in he headed first for the band
stand. Did you inquire about
some music lessons? Pete, we
need a few more musicians so
that wouldn't have been a bad
idea %. May Ann Penko COM
ing in with a smile that would
win first prize any day {. Home
for the weekend was our old
and popular friend "Sailor"
Johnny Pecon. Johnny left Mon
day morning and was headed
west. Loads Of luck and hurry
home -. Pvts. Johnny F'aidiga
and Tony Gor1noich are home
on leave from their respective
camps %. Last week from our
midst frankie Homar, well
known in Collinwood, left for
the U. S. Army. Good luck and
safe return! -. Our deepest
sympathy is extended to the
Stokel's on the recent loss of
their wife and mother -. At
this time I want to welcome the
3 Us, who are the new writer's
of this paper. You are doing a
fine job and I am sure you'll
find it a pleasure. Keep the
good work up and success is
bound to follow . Tonite dane
ing on Waterloo Rd. to the tune
of Pecon's band. Come one,
come all, an enjoyable evening
is promised to all who attend . .
Wishing all a very pleasant
weekend. .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-06

music by Pecon's orchestra.
We will try to give you more
Public Sights next week since
we'll be attending the dance
personally. Till next week, we
The "Sightseers'