davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
EASY VICTORIES

Auto club and Suffrfn We're
easy winners in other Class A
games, Auto Club trouncing
Vickers in seven innings. 1910,
while Suffrin won its second in
three starts with a 1913 decision
over Detroit Police.
Tony Bukovich and Lowell Hill
split the pitching duties for Auto
Club. Bukovich allowing two hits
in five innings and Hill none in
two. Don Cantwell hit double
and triple. and Frank Mprell and
Paul Constance each bagged three
hits for the winners. Walt Haidyla
collected flour hits, Allen Caven
and Walt Wasil three apiece and
Hank BiaSetti pair OF triples in
Suffrin's victory.
In Class b il isn't too early TO
tell that JAW ia. Arthurs and
Sans are three of the top con-
tenders for the 1914 title. now
held by Arthurs. JAW ia cap
tured IFS fourth straight by beat
ing JAW l55, 1916. George Wes-
son allowing six hits and fan
ming II.
ALSO UNBEATEN
Arthurs and Sans are unde-
feated in three starts, Arthurs
trimming Griffin. 10-1, and Sam S
taking Rayls. SD. Bill Hayes
pitched a three-hitter for Sans.
while George Dumas blanked
Griffin until the ninth for Ar
thurs.
Emil Carlini's homer with the
bases full was extra pleasing TO
the batter as Progressive beat
Dixie. 11-6. The previous batter
had been walked Intentionally.
JAW 212 tied the score on
Eurke with two TALES in the
ninth and won out. in the tenth.
7-6, on Art Mays single. Ed
Setback bagged four hits, includ-
ing two doubles, as Federal Mo-
gul whipped JAW LAP, 1879. The
latter was bumped in a second
game by Oakwood Bluejackets,
lis. and an Oakwood player,
Otto Cemate, also made four hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29

Battalion Q 400 100 OOO-5 :
Battalion 600 100 OOO-l
Johnson and Krice: Cooper and La.
Plante.
Battalion OO2 0i0 OOO-3 IL Z
Battalion II 600 900 OO2-2
Herbert and Landrth: Federow and
Holbeck
Battalion 10 333 DOL OOO-iO
Battalion 03i COL 600
Beaupre.
Battalion 600 600 0O2 IA
Battalion 100 O0i 600 %
10th Drake and Schubert Gendron
Dranchak and PiskorE
Battalion / OH 600 1904 q
Battalion 22O 600 OOi-S IL
Loiselle and Kroi. FLICK and Allen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
Lutheran Results

ST Paul 40 100 100 O-s 4
Salem OO3 100 $50 l-e 10 3
Burns and Ruthenoerg: Faulmsn, Ros-
teck and Mari.
Mt Calvary 600 600 3O--3 8
Our Saviour 212 600 lx-T 3
stalbush and Workman. Rahahn: Labat-
sky and Haber.
Mt Zion 600 600 600 I
East Bethlehem 100 10i iOx--7
Gnishks and Pfeiffer. Borders; Minda
and Sluka.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
Class D Results

West Side 07O 0i0 sOO-is 10 0
Standard 300 600 OOO-3 S
Ashburn and Schwartz. Stewart. Nc
Cieiland and Mcintosh
Springfield $40 900 2Oo-iO ]
ST. John Cantius 900 Dol 0SO--7 3
stsnfield ana Lsfferty. wagensumer and
MAYER
Hawks sos sio Or 20 4
Troy 900 COL ~ 4
Reese and Bergman, Douglas. Horie,
c. J. Martin OO3 O20 oOi--s 3
stays 600 200 Oi0--3 3
sperrick and Martin; Lewis and Herber,
Wurlitzer 0os 200 600 O2-iO Is
Mercurtes O0l OBI 800 90 4 10 o
Bleyins. Dorian and Caesar; Gould, Ross
and West.
Rangers 300 600 0fO-4 4
Delbrtdge -Correll Oi2 300 O0N-s 5
% Keeft and Reese Guzik,. Henehei and
Ambest 40 nO2 n0i-Q II 4
Windsor r p 600 OiO OILS 4 /
stills. cowey and Allen: Holo,sik and
Brailesn,
Hudson l54 JrE. Ois 100 O0O-7 n :
Detroiiers 1903 600 900 q z
Wilson and Pulawski; simon and Ka-
foury. Carter.
Kowaln0 SO 27O oo1-ii Is 2
sophie Wright O03 100 600 4
sScnbelck and wnkos; osebold, Martin
and Csrnaghi.
Andy Baird ol0 io4 so1-l2 . 3
East Side 600 lOi 100 Q ?
Hudson and Kssprzyk. Mack: shander
and Phillips. Tanikowski
Oakwood Aces 600 DOL 1917 4
Scorpions 600 OO1 O4O-S 2
christante and Kesner. Berg and WI
Hams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
WE CAN'T MULTIPLY ALrEs LAGER

We could say abracadabra and "pestochangeo all day
long ratoned supply of malt these days and sill
couldn't produce any more Altes Lager than we are
making right now.
Thai is if we preserve the fubodied good
of that famous Agedn, Seaedn Flavor which has
for Aes such loyal legion of dealers and
Oh sure we could stretch volume by the use
of certain brewing tricks BEt Weve nor going TO do tba
The result wouldn't be Altes all We'd have put
name the label And frankly, you wouldn't like
what would be inside.
We determined that you shall like AItes in in
peace You deerre such fair Your good will
is valuable than any extra business might
get from a debased beer That's policy 4. and we
know you'll enjoy real Altes twice much limitations
Altes twice as often
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29

LINCOLN FIELDS
Weather clear. track. fast
FIRST Rack G. Cat Liberty FIX
Second Race--Aunt sis Algors Cor
POUR. Old Kentuck. Golden Cross, whip
pet
Eighth Raee-Centis Savage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
Class B Results

Class B Results
Dixie 800 OlO O2O- 10 4
Progressive pol go 4Ox-i1 10 3
Firth. DeGrands and Pendergrassi Adams
and Cierpiiowsk.
Sans nl0 OBI nO0-5 Q 3
Rayls 900 0iO 1902 3 3
Hayes and Kullian Mccatty, Sweet and
Goldman.
Griffin 600 600 COL 7 3
Arthurs COL O20 25N-l0 4 ?
slosser and cortese; Dumas and zim-
norman.
JAW i55 O20 100 IS q ;
JAW ia O5O O54 x--li 10 3
Rusnick. Liekmsn and Mstrum; wesson
and Milhgan.
Continental 600 600 i0O--i 2
Associated COS 600 0Ox--5 z
p. cushard and H. cushard; Martinez
ana Autry.
Eureka go 100 O1O--6 9 5
JAW 212 100 20l OIL IA 4
Hartleben. Griffith and Griffith. simms
Pitlosh, KwiatkOwski and Rutkowski
Federal MoRul POI O51 Ol0--l3 II 4
JAW i42 OO2 33l 600 10 4
Gentle. Chrisiy and Laube; Yowisa
Wait and Abramson.
lakewood Bluejacks l2s 600 2x-1i IL 2
JAW ls2 100 900 BO-5 7 3
Kreger and NORM kaszyea and Fsrino.
Wurms IL, JAW 1874 3.
Army Air show BEGINS Friday -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29

BELMONT PARK
Weather. clear: track, fast,
First RAce-stage Fire. Trade Marx
Fourth Race Lloyds, Ranch Rider.
Fifth Race-Col steve
SIXTH Race-Tex Martin. Irish Tar
Eighth Race-Kink Leroy, Bslmike
Blue Pom Perfect Rhyme. sesmaniks.
Teta Naude
- Army Air show begins Friday -
Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier.salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
Lruy Air SHOW Ne gins Friday


SUFFOLK DOWNS
Weather, clear: track, fast
First RAce--Hslcyon Boy.
second Race-Jorie Mar
Fourth Race-MAsonmenes
fifth Rare--Old Whitley.
Sixth RAce-showtown.
seventh Racs-BAy Port
Eighth Race Hattie Belle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29
Firemen's League

Army Air show Begins Fri
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29

That catch by Spence off
Richards that wrapped up vic-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29

When, in the third inning of the
first game. Cramer scored Hostel
Ter with a single. twas the Sec
ond run batted in for the veteran
outfielder thus far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29

If our memory serves us
rightly, this Candini, who hasn't
won n game this year as yet,
was rscking up seven-game
winning streak about this time
last year. Such are the fortunes
Of baseball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-29

Johnny Corsica will pitch for
the Tigers In the third and final
game OF the series against the
Senators at the stadium today.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-12
9te armenti9e Mar>
t1reruQttO1t

Sn elmer begei1terten He6e Dor 6em
Worgon Sraternitp Club in Seem
gort i6iloerte Der Sm'ite Moniignore
YaScal Waliian, 3d. @r3prieiter Der
armenii6en @eiitli6teit in Amerifa,
oos Wartprium oes ormenil6en Bol>
feS. Ser ebrpiiroige Bralat NOR 6rei.
mal bon ben Eiirten gum Eo6e ber-
urteilt tporoer, iab, pie iein eigener
.Gater bon ben Sirten eridlagen uno
iein elterliebes Sous 5erit0rt tpur6e.
~8abreno Ser Sabre 1914 Biz
1919, fiibrte Oelgr. Maliian aus,
ulino nebr grmenier fir ibren @lau-
ben getotet iporoen, als in oen r0nti-
i6en Gbriitenoerfolgungen Ser erlten
Idriitli6en Sabrbunoerte. 9ie &C.
.l6i6te Der armenii9en Natton 1T cine
fa1t ununterbro6ene &ette bon 2ei6en
uno Gerfolgungen aller Nrt. @ir er-
bielten oie @naoe 6es @laubens I'M
pierten Sabrbun6ert. &ur5 oarauf Be.
gonnen bereits Serfolgungen boniets
ten Ser Berier uno 9lraber. @ir bot
ten 10000 gbriiten, beute iino
nur no6 100000 iibrig, bon oene1
Die neiiten unter bem Sopietregine
|iid befinoen. SSSn Imerifa gibt es
100000 in Seem gorf auein 1900.
ssSn Sabre 1914 batten mir $780,.
900 Armenier in 13 Dioaeien. uniere
8ii6ofe, Brieiter uno Sr6ensleute
Duroen ermoroet un6 un1ere &irme1l
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-12

bic @bre gu geben. Man bort uno lieit
10 oft bonn oftiben gbriitentl1m, aber
Die SSoee bonn ottiben Imeritanertum
ideint i'm omeritantlden 8olfe ni9t
iebr feIt beranfert 3u fem. Sat ni9t
Der fatboliide Sale als prattii6er
Gbri1t au6 bic Bflidt, itd als atti"
Der 8iirger ieines 2onoes Inn Die
8oblfabrt 6esielben 5u tiimmern. 60
nit iIt es @etpiifensia6e> fir uns
&otboliten, unler 8iirgerre6t als5lt'
,iiben. 2aBt uns oue fir 6ieie b0dit
tpi6tige patriotiide 8etatigung agi'
tieren!
Dur6 ben @rieg fam au9 bic
iiberralden6e Totiade 5um 8ori6ein,
oaB ettpa SO Pro5ent Der amerifani'
l6en 8ep0lferung unterernGbrt tpa-
rem. Diele @rfabrung lit 1pabrli9 Ell"
ne S6mad fir unier gottgeiegnetes
2ano. Bei regelre6ter @inteilung tn0
Gertei1ung unlerer rei6li6en geab-
rungsmittel un6 6ur9 8elebrung
iiber Oie borteilbafte 8ertpertlng 6er'
lelben, foIlten ou6 6teie l1ebel1tGn6e
in Ger 3utunft beboben peroen t0n'
men.
Damn miro gegenpdrtig au9 bic
ongebli6 ol3u freie 9Iusteilung bon
Nabrungsmitteln an bic beri6ie0enen
2an0er - nomentlid England -
tritiitert. unier globtrottenoen Sena'
loren ioqen in oieIer 9inltd)t un-
glaubli6e, aber tpubrbeitsgetreue
yeiBwirtidaft aufgeoedt boben, au6
in 8e5ug auf getpiiieS &riegsmaterial.
8enn oiele 56leu6ertpirtidaft 10
Deitergebt, uno INNER tpieoer neue
llnteriud1ngStonitees ernannt tper-
Ben mitilen, Inn 8etrug 5u unterlu-
6en 10 bleibt idlieBli9 nieman6
mebr iibrig gum unterlu6en, beion'
OerS menn @iner oem Nnoern ni6t
mebr tro1en tunn. 8abrli6> es lit
ni6t 81 beripun6ern, tpenn Die lang
mittige, ober gere6te Borlebung pie-
oer> wie our Belt Der Siin6flut, Die
oermeiiene Meeni6beit 5ugrun6e ge-
ben loBt. 2aBt uns beten Inn grl0s
1ung aus 0ieler groBen Scot 2eibeS
uno Ser 5eeIe! - SbIerbieren6.
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Ofer= 1lno TrabjabrS>
brGm6e TIT her S6met3

0ie 8affions5eit uno oos OIterfe1 It
ltno in ser S6pei3 Dor 3eiten our9
fir6li6e 3eremonien uno 6ramatil l9e
Spiele an 5ablrei6en Srten in inpo,
nierenoer 8eiie gefeiert tporoen. glus
Der S6pei5 itanut oas Glteite OIter-
fpiel in 6euti6er Sprabe, uno aus
ben firdli6en Haiiionsipielen bot iid
Dos boltstiim1i6e Ebeateripiel uber.
baupt enttpidelt. gben5o tpie Die III
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-12
Sic Stefgldnbtgfett beg
ruKti6et VOlfeS

IuWtIWEu Sullto
Nls betpunoernsnertes 8eiipiel fl,
cine gottloie 8elt bdlt beute, nod
| Iiabr3ebntelanger @ottloienpropogan'
Ga, oas ruiiii6e 8olt feiter ols ie ou
leinem 6riitli6en @lauben, trob Ser
folgung uno Eoo.
0as lit Die ueber5eugung Der ruI'
|iti6en &onbertitin Selen Sspolffp
Sic lit Die Eo6ter oes ebema1tgen
ruiiii6en AuBenminilters an Der BOT
|i6aft Ser fron5oitiden &epublH pdb'
reno oeS eriten 8eltfrieges. Selen
Sswolifp geb0rte Der ruiiil6.ortbo6o.
zen Stride an un6 fam tpGbreno ibres
aufentbaltes in Baris nit ben Siib'
rern Der totbolii9en @loubenstpie6er'
belebungSs Ss8ereinigung Sacques uni
Haiiiu Weeritain, in 8eriibrung uni
lDur0e init Der @olonie oes fatbolt,
i6en ruiiii6en &itus in Baris BE-
tonnt. Snn Sabre 1923 tpuroe iie bonn
abt Dom Banquet in Die fotbolt16e
ruiiiI6e Stride uufgenommen. Sei1
ibrem Nufentbo1t in 6en Ser. 5tao,
ten peroffentli6te lie 3tpet 8u6er
,,9igbt 8eforeo Dust'> lire geiltige
Geographic, un0 Soul Of 93uiiia"
cine optimiitii6e @ei6idte 6es Gbri,
itentuns in HuBlan6. 8ei ibrer &e6,
nertour our6 Die Ser. 5taaten uno
our6 3oblrei6e 9lrtite1 in berIdieoe.
men 3eiti6riften perbreitete lte 1tdj
i&ber 8ergangenbeit uno @egentport
,ibreS Seimotlonoes.~
Selen SSpolltD tpobnt gegenpGrta
III Seem gorf un6 geb0rt 5u ben eff
.rig1ten 8eiu6ern Der tatboltiden ruiz
ltI6en &apelle 0es III. Mft6aeI in Seem
Dorf. Sic lit ser 9lnlt9t, 0oB es iidJ
be3iiglid ser 8roge elmer @loubenss
|Oernelnlgl1ng nidt 10 lebr Inn Mie.
oeroereinigung, alS Inn @inbeit ban6,
le. Sic begriin0et es oa1nit, oaB Die
getrennten Gulien oenielben Gbri1tus
onerfennen un0 om ielben Yrie1tertum
CD teilnebmen, ols Die &atboliten,
ober Den 81. 8oter nid)t ols oen Steu,
oertreter gbrilti auf @roen anerfen.
men. Oiele @inbeit fonn nur 6urd sc.
bet uno moblmolenoes 8erItGnonis
errei6t peroen.
0as ruliiide 8olf it, 10 ertlart
9elen SSSpolitp, mpitii6 oneeIegt
tief religiOs, belibt cine tinoli6e Ser.
ebrung oer Wfuttergottes. uno mo61
fleiBigen @ebrau9 bon oen 5afra
menten (?). Dur6 in bielen 2Gn'
bern erri9tete tatbolii9e Stu6ien
5entren lit ibon pieles errei9t tDor.
.oen, tpie 3. 9. in 6ronfrei6 6ur9 oif
8eneoifti11er.
lteber oieles Gbema bat &elen So
mollfD am perflolienen 81. Wdr5 it
Ser 5or0bam uniberlit6t einen 8or
trag gebalten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-12

f1mndfen S11en 1qdter BON burger
li6en 8iinften - 3. g. bic Weseer
nit ben ~Oitero6ien" iibernommen
tpur6en. 9ie bol3gei6nitten ,,BaInu-
| EeieI" Der biitorii9en Muieen, Die big
in oas Mittelalter 5l1riidgeben, erin.
nern an oen alten 8rou9 Der BaIm.
ionntogspro5eiiionen. 0od beute miro
in fatbolii6en @egenoen bic prieiter.
1ide Segnung Der ,,Bolmen" bo15o.
gen. Im @riinoonnerstag finoet man
in ben &ir6en Dos @briituserab ouf.
geba1tt, fir oas oft nod cine iebr
alte, ebrtpiir6iee S3enerie beitebt.
8eionoers reid on OIterbrGu9en
| lit oas fir6lide 2eben inn &anton
Eeiiin, mo bic Sriiblingslanoi9aft al.
lein i6on Elm freu6tges Sitertpunoer
BARTLETT. Qm &ariamstag miro in Elm.
5elnen Ortidaften, Dor aIlem in Dem
pra6tbou gelegenen garona, friib.
morgens oos Otter feuer auf oem
Blob Dor Der Stride bonn Briefer ge"
iegnet, uno es nin1nt Damn bon bic.
Ter 5tatte aus Sen @eg in bic Stride
un0 in Die 8obnitGtten, I'M iiberoH
5u leu6ten uno 3u eripGrmen.
0ie &arfreitagspro5eiiion bon
Men0riito lit 5tpeifellos oe inpoiante'
ite fir6lide Golfsbraud ser O1ter5eit
in Der S6ipei3. Die1e 8eremonie, bic
lett Der 3eit Inn 1900 na9 unoerGn"
0erten 93egeln ini3eniert miro, 1T Elm
|umio genuBool1eres 56aulpiel> als fie
ii6 in Der tpeiten, li6ten, mil6en
9onoidaftstpelt 6es Men6rti itotto bon.
L5iebt, Die fir Ben bon georoen font
men0en 8elu6er INNER tpie6er bon
ionfter 1eberroi6ungen iit.
gigentli6 tperoen in 6em aIten,
lcbongelegenen 8e3irfsbauptort Meen.
0rilto 3mei beridieoene Bro5eiiionen
gefeiert. Die erlte fin0et am Grin.
|oonnerstag 1tatt un0 itellt ben Bug
|@bri1ti no6 @olgatba 6or. 9te fer TO-
Itiin1ierte lln3ug nit &eitern, Sodel'
tragern un0 al 6en bibIii9en sc ftol.
ten bot nod bie1 bon Dem mittelalter-
li6en S6auitiid betpabrt, aus Dem
Ter berOorgegangen 1T. Meit tpil6ex Soit
rennen Die &riegsfne9te berun1, tpel-
die @briltus boripdrtsbeben un6 Die
2eioenstperf3euge tragen.
9te Bro5eiiion bonn &arfreitag 6a"
gegen bat einen itrengen, feierli9en
Gbarafter. Die Beretne nebnen oar.
an tell, un6 nit bober @brerbietung
meroen Die @eitalten oes totem Sci.
lambs un6 Der Muttergottes in 6em
3uee mitgefiibrt. Die Iange &aupt.
itrobe Der Orti6aft miro alidbr1i9
our9 Die gleiden Eransporentbiloer
erbelt, Die itd pie Eriumpbboeen
bon Sa1s 5u Saus ipannen.
Noroli9 ser Mlpen bGlt oer Sriib.
ling ieinen gin5ug oft NIT fublbarer
geripatung. 60 lit 6as Sfterfeit
mandmal mebr 8eripre6en uno Mb.
nung als tpirtli6e @rfiillung 6es
Sriiblings. Das San1ilienleben tpaet
|li6 er1t i6ii6tern uno boritdtig bonn
Saule in ben @arten binaus, unb 10
lit es fir @roB uno &lein cine beion.
oere 6rel1oe, ipenn Die 4in6er bie
Sltereier, Die iorgfaltig beritedt tpl,r'
ben, i'm @arten iu6en f0nnen, uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-12

8erit0rt, ebenio uniere S6ulen un6
an0ere gInftoGten. l1no aud be,tte itebt
oos ormenil9e Bolf neuen Gerfol-
gungen 11no MartDrien entgegen."
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9nr6 ben &rteg tutrO es
offenbQr

1kuNJIAC@L+ICOeI uOCL AASV ou@ S"%SS-
gengeieste, n6nli6 11nbernunft irren'
Der Meniden 5u5uidreibenbe, taum
gloubli6e 11ntaten, fommen our6 ben
Rrieg an 6en Eag Man IieIt, 6aB es
in inherent ldonen &4nerifa, mo Mil.
lionen fir S6ulen un6 8iloung ber'
braudt tper6en, cine W2illion omeri'
fanii6er 8iirger feinen S6uGunter'
ri9t erbtelten. sic itno 6esbaIb ni9t
antperbbra fir Ben Weilitaroien1t. l1n6
oann iollen 100000 iunge MGnner
i'm 9fegierungsoienIt angeitellt iein,
bic eigentli9 ibrer Weilitdrpfli6t ge,
niigen iolten, bebor Die SomilienbG-
ter an ibrer Stel1e einge3ogen per'
ben. @oute, 6oB Die 8iirger unIeres
berrliden 2anoes Sen ebrentperten
5enator 8beeler, Sen &dmpfer fir
oos 8obI Ser 9lugemeinbeit, unter.
1titben, 6amit in ieoer Sinii9t ser
@ere6tigfeit genug geton tpiiroe. Das
Sorteiiid5e tritt in frazier 8eiie an
ben Sag, tDenn man oie ourd poll
tiid]e uno geieuidaft1i6e Sntereiien
beeinfluBten 8eamten un6 Stelbers
treter Der beri6ieoenen tpi6tigen Hos
item genau 1tnterIudt 9ieIe Bolttifer
treten einanoer nidt ouf bic 3eben.
2ei0er gibt es nidt mebr bieIe un-
etgenniibige uno gere6te 8eamte un6
8olitifer. @liidli6ertpeiie gibt es
ood einige> oie Ben Wfut baben uno
onfrid)tig beitrebt 1tno, Die berri6en-
ben ltebelitanoe 3l1 bebeben; bic 6ars
auf binWeiien, mie frebelbaft es lit,
Die berrli6en @ottesgaben in 1iinobaf>
ter 8eile mutpillig 5lt 5erltoren. I'm
bic Breiie in Die Sobe 81 treiben fir
Die oeri6ie0enen Bro6utte> tpuroe uno
miro Die 10 nottuen6ige Nabrung fir
MenId rno 8ieb frebelbaft 5erlt0rt.
- 9oS f6reit gum Sin1mel Inn &o9e
un0 Strofe. - Mon bort un6 Ite1t,
ooB iebt in Sn6ien Eauien0e berbun.
germ uno oaB in an6ern 2Gnoern
Sungersnot berrid)t neben ser &riegss
not. 8enn 0ieie l1ngliidli6en, oie
iol6em WeartDrium ousgelebt iin6,
i6uloig tDaren, 10 tonnte man tpenig.
items boffen, 0aB oieie uniGgliden Sci.
ben 5u ibrem Seelenbeil f0r6erli9
tpdren.
8ie f0nnen mir 8urger oieIer
0eBtpirtidaft Elm gnoe bereiten ?
gSir 8iirger unieres glorrei6en Gan.
oeS baben 0as Stinmref)t. @enn mir
oieIes berrlide Hedt bon ieber ernlt>
lt6 uno getpiiienbaft benubt b6tten,
oann itiinoe es belier Inn uns Mmeri-
taner. @s iGetnt, als lpdren bic I'M.
teren Rlaiien mutmaBli9 in In.
fenntnis iiber bus @irti i6aftsIpIten1
uno Die Holitif gebalten poroen.
8enn Die 2enfer uno Siibrer, oenen
Die 8oblfabrt 6es 2on6es onbertraut
mar. oieier ebrenoen @eronttportune
iid piiroig se5eiet batten, 6ann
braudten iie 6as 0ffentli6e l1rteil
ni6t 5u ideuen. @s pdre b0dlte 3eit,
oas leidtiinnig uno eleibeiiltig @er'
iaumte nad5ubolen. S6on in Der
Sdule iolte oen @inoern bic elm fade
erflarrng ibrer fiinftigen Bflidten
ols ottibe 8iirger bes 2an6es fungie.
rem 5u fonnen, beigebra9t tper6en.
Sp0ter lollten 0onn Die 0ereine bic.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-12

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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-19

hostess at luncheon at the Dear
born Inn honoring Angela, Mrs.
Fred Raubolt and Mrs. j. N. Robson.
That evening Mrs. j. Stafford
MacGlaughlin invited "a guests for
dinner at the River Room of the
Hotel Fort-Shelby. The occasion
was a linen shower and the theme
of something old, something new,
something borrowed, something blue"
was carried out the length of the
long table in the color scheme of
purple, orchid and chartreuse. Burn
ing purple candles completed the
decorations.
Among those present were: Mrs.
G.. Anglers, Mrs. r. Mix, Mrs. B.
MilkinS, Mrs. N. D. MacGlaughlin,
Mrs. G.. Amiot, Mrs. K. Monte, Mrs.
Give Pemberton, Mrs. Earl Steiler,
Mrs. Jay Softer, Mrs. Louis Gensert,
Mrs. j. Raubolt, Mrs. William Bigler,
Misses Marion Pulver, Catherine
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-19

Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Henry
LANCE of Ann Arbor, cousin of the
bride-elect, invited so guests to tea
at the home of her mother, Mrs. j.
Neil Robson, ST., Vinewood avenue.
Red roses formed the centerplece
of the table and were surrounded
by lighted white candles. Presiding
at the tea table were Mrs. j. Neil
Robson, Jr., Cleveland, Ohio, and
Mrs. Burdette Milkins.
Mrs. Burdette Milkins entertained
Monday evening at a dessert-bridge
at her home in Old Homestead.
Twelve guests were present to fete
Angela. They we're Mrs. N. Doyle
MacGlaughlin, Mrs. Kenneth Mon
tie, Mrs. Ray Mix, Mrs. j. Stafford
MacGlaughlin, Mrs. Gerald Amiot,
Miss Marion Pulver, Mrs. Gerald
Anglers, Mrs. N. Perle Burkard, Mrs.
Henry Lange, Ann Arbor and Mrs.
j. Neil Robson, Cleveland.
On Tuesday Mrs. Charles Bell was
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-19
Personal

Andrew D'Annunzio of GIG Forest,
is recovering at Wyandotte General
hospital following mastoid opera
ton on October II.
The Rev. Robert Lietz, pastor of
the First Baptist church, and the
Rev. Frank Blair, pastor Of the Ford
Baptist church, attended the annual
conference of Michigan Baptist Min
listers Council at Albion Monday
through Wednesday of this week
Mrs. Warren E. Hall returned this
week from a brief visit to Decatur,
Illinois She was accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. I. r. Mills of De-
catur, who will be guest at the
Hall home.
Mrs. Leroy Adair Is serving on the
jury panel of the Circuit Court, De-
troit, this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Cole spent the
weekend at Topinabee lodge, Che
boygan.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-19

Cook, Catherine MacGlaughlin, and
Mrs. William Hankins. Mrs. Walter
Giasler, Mrs. william Giasler, Mrs.
j. E. Mentel. Miss Josephine Ben
son, Detroit; Mrs. Henry LANCE. Ann
Arbor; Mrs. j. N. Robson, Jr., Cleve-
land.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-19
Social Events Of Week
Center on Angela RauboLt

Parties and showers this week honored Angela Kathleen
Raubot who will wed Thomas P Tapn October % at
st. Patrcks church.
On Saturday night, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Anglers were
hosts outdoor party around the fireplace their garden
of their Emmons boulevard home CornStaks formed the
background the high fire that chilly night Eight De-
rot couples attended the party honorng Ange and Tom
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-19

On anniversary always do Something Special for
customers but this appreciation of customers patron
age and kindness during these unusual times give
Birthday Gift from you
Saturday October 21st only will give ABSOLUTELY FREE
pair of first quality Cotton Mesh Stockings each
whose purchase dollars O
DO YOU KNOW THAT WE FEATURE THE FOLLOWING
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-25

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