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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-09-22
Sheep Herds Cut
Because of Labor
Shortage Situation

Shortage Situation
BIackteet Reservation sheep
growers rather than face a labor
shortage next spring as they did
last spring during lambing time
will be content to operate at a
less magnitude, the reduction al
ready as compared with a fey
months ago indicating the trend.
In fact. in every section of the
state where the industry is oper-
ating there is the same DISPOSE
ton of sheep growers. since the
same labor problem faces them.
War developments do not in
dictate that there will be a plen-
titude of workers that the indus
try can realize upon to better the
situation. local growers contend.
On the basis of higher operat.
ing costs, the growers explain,
the industry can i'll afford to
again suffer losses due to labor
shortage.
In these war years there is no
group that has had to contend
with such disheartening circum-
stances. For instances there
was the seeming blessing of an
open winter during the fore part
of this year. Long continuance
of fair weather to the degree
that growers were having too
much of a good thing is a matter
of unhappy history. Attesting
how growers took unforeseen
losses was the need of buying
prepared feed and of having to
haul water to their fllocks. Arid
ity through the early part of
spring prevented the growth of
the usual and, normal range
feed. Dry. unnourishing range
feed, though supplemented by
prepared feed was poor substl-
tute for fresh spring range.
Thus, with eve focks needing
proper dietary greenery before
and after lambihg as a founda-
ton for a robust lamb crop. dry
feed little more than sustained
them.
The result was reduced lamb
crop. with surviving progeny
failing to achieve the state of
maturity that commands in the
higher stock market. This is
the overall picture.
In several instances the out
look was 80 discouraeing that
growers 10 a bordering county,
faced bv the alternative Of NOV
ing their flocks to other sections
of the state for grazing, sold
ewes and .unweaned lambs at
such compulsory prices as to wipe
out their investment.
A dismal picture is presented
by Robert Waddell. Case d e
County grower. who points out
the seriousness of the present
trend towards reduction. He es-
Inmates that at least $1,000 year
ling ewes have been cold from
the north central portion of the
state alone. One operator. he
said, is shipping several hundred
ewes to North Dakota to fatten
on corn for the market.
Old ewes are drug on the
market at So so a head. he said,
though these same ewes will
bring 81 each for their wool next
year and SO for their lambs, q
better than 300 per cent return
on the investment.
Yet. in the light of the labor
situation. he maintained, growers
are not to be blamed for refusing
to attempt carrying on in the
snnna;kuIo oE ~ he. Hanna
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-09-22

Mail Christmas presents to
overseas soldiers by October Is.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-09-22
Around the Blackfeet
Reservation

by Members of the Extension Staff
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13

the veteran dancer who will be 66
years Of age, come May Is, gave
them some instructions in a dance
which he is proficient.
Sunday evening Robinson spoke
to mixed group Of adults and
youth at Plymouth Congregational
church, giving vivid account of his
early days in the field of entertain
ment, and his subsequent success.
He spoke on THE Negro in the
Theatre Today and Forever"
The shoulders Of one in public
life must be broad he said for
there is much one must bear" He
then expressed his loyalty to his
feel, and voiced his distastc for
Uncle Tom" attitudes in movies,
stating that one can play the part
OF maid or butler without being
an Uncle Tom"
He also pointed out that Shirley
Temple paved the way for greater
success for him. declaring that when
he signed to play in the little stars
pictures he was making 81 500 n
week. He was later advanced TO
1000 week.
Bill was accompanied 10 Detroit
by his wife, bride of less than
four months.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
Council Presents
Anniversary Tea

The WestSide Charity Council
celebrated their fourth anniversary
with a tea al the home Of Mrs. Katie
Tankersley. 606S Whitewood. The
home was crowded with friends and
well-Wishers OF the club. Fresh
cut flowers decorated the tables and
each member Of the club wore a
corsage of pink carnations.
The welcome remarks were given
by Ann Vaughn, Dorothy Crawford
provided incidental music through
out the afternoon. Mrs. Georgia K
Fields, Troop leader Of Troop No
81, was the guest speaker. Other
participants on the program includ-
ed; Mrs Mary Hall, Mrs. William
Pierce. Mrs. Yolande Maddox. and
Mrs. Curtis Davis Mrs. Julia Simp-
son was mistress OF ceremonies.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
Bills Nimble Feet
Draws Reams OfPraise

BY RUSS J. COMANS
The nimhle feet Of BIZ Boz
janslcsl Robinson have Won hum
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
Mrs. Otis White
Stork Shower
Honoree Thurs.

\ stork shoWer Was gwen IN
honor of Mrs. Gus NJ. White by Mrs.
Albert Ellis, Thursday at GIG Err
skine, apartment AL. Bridge was
played and very tasteful repast
was served. The table was elaborate
ly decorated with the appropriate
decorations for the occasion.
An enjoyable time was had by all.
Many beautiful and very useful
gifts were received. Among those
present were; EarneStine Orse,
Mary Lee Harwcll, Chcrle King,
Dorothy Wesley, Cora Chism, Ma
mic Us>ery, Lena Johnson, Carrie
T. Curry OF Canton. Ohio. mother
OF Mrs. White. Louise Kennedy,
Billie Mackey. Fannie Gravit, Helen
Allen, Rosabelle Wells, Lena Bry-
ant, sister of Mrs. White, Naomi
Spinks, Bertha Lee Amsley, Emma
Butler and little Miss Winella Ann
McNeal OF Canton. Ohio. Mrs. White
joyfully expressed her appreciation
to those responsible for the shower
and lovely gifts.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
Alice Brasher
Kitchen Shower

A kitchen shower honoring Miss
Alyce c. Brascher, bride-elect OF
Alexander Roberts was given Sun
day evening, May z, from 4 TO 7 at
1918 Beaubien by the Misses J.
Brasher, Elizabeth Vinson, Virginia
Carley, Elizabeth McClenney and
Gwendolyn Brasher Miss Brasher's
table decorations and luncheon
were quite unique, the scheme in
red and white Bingham. The menu
consisted OF fried chicken, potato
salad, punch, hot mullins, minis and
nuts. Among those attending were
Miss A. Brasher, bride elect, Mrs
Jessie Brasher, mother. Raphael
Hollis, Mrs. c. Williams, Lois Redd,
Mamie Robert. Miss J. Dishinow,
Miss Vinson, Miss Carly, Miss Nc
Cleany, Ilene WEIGH. Mrs. Dorothy
Clinton, Margaret Sellers, Gwen
dolyn Brascher, Mrs. l.. Ryan. Miss
c.. Irly. Mrs. Arnetha Young, Miss j.
Thomas, Mrs. Yvonne Barber, Mrs.
VI. Favors, Rachel and Julia Hall.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13

national fame through The moro
Than 40 years that he has been a
topflight entertainer But through
the welter Of accolades and
Whirlwind OF applause won by Rob-
ihson as result OF his dancing,
there's something which has a
greater appeal to him than the
cheering of the crowds.
Bill likes to remember the let
tiers Of appreciation which he has
received for his charitable work
done at the military posts through
out the country. penal institutions
hospitals. cautccnS. and other places
where he can make people happy
That's Bills philosophy
From First Lady
In his wcll-kept scrap book arc
letters from persons OF Importance,
including one from Mrs Eleanor
Roosevelt And the certificate from
the United States Treasury Depart
mcnt For the distinguished service
rendered in behalf of the National
Defense Savings Program this GER
titicate is awarded 10 Bill Robin
SON." Bill raised $50, 000, 900 in war
bonds, the first person ever to reach
the figure.
Here's one from the American
Theatre Wing, Stage Door Canteen,
Newark. N. j.: You'll never know
how much il meant 10 the service
men and staff OF the Stage Door
Canteen Of Newark to have you
with us this evening Your dancing
was so wonderful that we were
GREATNESS Such an exhibition is a
real treat for the boys in uniform
"A good laugh always puts the
boys in a pleasant frame of mind,
and thanks to you, gay evening
was had by all wrote Rolf B.
Amundsen, recreation director OF
Veterans Administration, Wood,
Wis.
Stage Door Praise
The staff Of the Stage Door Can
teen Joins with the members Of the
armed forces in expressing sincere
gratitude and appreciation for your
contribution to the entertainment
presented on the evening of March
81. The mutual satisfaction derived
from voluntary and unselfish parti-
cipation in an enterprise Of such i'm
portancc 10 our service men and
women assures all Of us pleasant
recollections Of a job well done"
The letter is from Fred w. Meir.
Cleveland Stage Door Canteen.
Just a few words of apprecia-
ton for a most remarkable per-
formance at our Thanksgiving Day
dinner. The comment Of the Of
fcers, men and their guests was that
your entertainment was the most
delightful one that they had ever
exferienced & at any Of our social
occasions" wrote the public rela-
ton officer Of Special Service Of
fccrs. 239th AAA 81 BIN and 18th
Gun BN. Manchester, Conn.
The above are just few OF the
thousands and thousands Of letters
Of appreciation Bill has received
And more may be added from his
visit to Detroit.
Gives Instructions
For instance. while filling an en-
EaEcmcnt at Frank Barbero's Bow
cry club. Bill gave some youngsters
az the 81. Antoine Y.MC.A. some
lessons in tap dancing last week
Learning that the youngsters were
preparing 10 do a number in the
Ccu,cnal Pageant and we're unfa-
w lar with the original steps in the
Cake Walk. The popular dance dur
ins the decade from 1884 TO 1894
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13

Is Gordy C.rosc, IS .'e1 20
70 q and { Club go 70
T-rce local teams had "cH SIM
&c saro. ,cycstCc local men we're
t.-h "a the an events ga. -cams
were high INC Boosters division,
20 doubles ;cars placed two for
!lch doubles single game, and
twenty placed in the singles.
Virginia Sauls Stars
Our own Virginia Dolphin Sauls
Was the star among the women.
Mrs SaulS was high in the singles
with a sal, turned in the highest
single game 2l7. and finished out in
front IN all events with 1850 Her
team. W B ODonnell. won tho five
man event and finished second high
g. Garvln's Motor Sales for high
single game rolled.
Eight Of the women's fivc-man
teams placed, four individuals won
A. the singles. six doubles teams
ptzcrr.-tX.u aad I'll RI duuhtcs gar1cS-
ana five finished on top IN the all
events
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
Flower Assn Will
End Contest Soon

The Metropolis Flower Associa-
ton. OF which Prof. w. c. Cooke is
president and Mrs. l.. Cooke is sec
rotary, is closing a campaign May 81
at the Art Institute at $3.50 pm. The
contestants are Mrs. Moore OF Mt.
Zion Baptist church. who is also
president OF the Senior Choir and
Mrs. Allen of st. Mathews Spiritual
church who is president OF the Cos
pei Choir. The Junior Department
will close their contest on the same
day. Junior contestants are Laura
Morgan and Betty Elliot.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-13
Shower-B Bridge
For Aida Hodqe

Ms Gertrude B. Williams enter
tanned number OF her friends last
Friday evening al the Y.W.C.A. in
the social room with a unique party.
The evening was spent playing con-
tract bridge and other games. A de-
licious luncheon was served The
bridge winners were: Ruby Cham
bers, first prize: Lucy Jones, second
prize; Bernice Reeves, third prize,
and Ethel Spradley, fourth prize.
The mems prizes were won by Rob-
ert Jones, first prize; Cecile Reeves,
second prize; and DIR. J. A. Graham,
frst prize for lotto. Mrs. Aida
Hodge was given surprise stork
shower by the ladies present.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-28
,lus eric, "a.

Milo uergebt nid,t, toinmt cinnai
ale ibr Siebenbiirger Sahien nit
eurelp Nahfomme,l, 10 oab mir l,ns
aIle nodmula ullterbaltcn unb &c,
sriiben ms begIiid.riiniGcn fonnen.
Ser Gereir peranltaltet om Sil.
uelterabenb, 81. Se5ember,
NerjabrsnadJt.
Cine ibonc ltnterhaltl,ng, lpn5u ale
Mitslieoer ber5lih eiuNelaocn iino.
@utc Mhllit llno Thlr Sbop miro Of.
fcricrt ,peroen. Sir Sungcr lma
Sl,rit miro reiblih gc'orgt iuerben
@ir iuiinlden allen frGb!irbc @eib-
nahten ,,no elm gliitl:hes ncucs
SSsahr. spbn 9irfner. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-28
S,peis 81.

Die Sejenbers8eriannnlun9 1par
iebr gut beilldt unb ole @eihdite
lpuroen iebr ifr,ea erleoigt. Ser
Nuntt tpesen Der 8erihmel5ling ser
Yeitr1ge unb oes 2ofaliterbegeloes
apuroe einltimmig ansenommen; 10
audi Dos 2ofaliterbeeelb tpuroe er'
b0bt bon $3.50 auf $175. aub oieies
muroe einItim,nis ansenommen. aae
Menoerungen treten NIT Sanuur 1916
in &raft. 8ir erii,fen alle Mitglic-
ser, oie nod i'm Miifitatno iino nit
8eitrdgen ober 9ofuliterbegelo. oieies
ndhlte 0eriammlung 81 be5ablen.
Ndf,ite geriumanlung finoet am
Z. Sonuar, 2::30 lbr nafmittags,
Itatt. Sn oieier 8eriansnlung tueroen
aGe 8eamtinnen in lire Me,nter elm.
geiett. Oas @ablreialltat mar:
Mir tpiiniden allen unIeren tperten
Mitglieoer,, @roBbeanlten, urh l,nie.
rem Sungen in Ser Webrrtaft frob.
lide @eibnuhten 1nlb Elm geiegnetes
neues Sabr. Sotunna 8olff, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-28
2lt;5 0etreit, 211ietiea,,
3mei9 81.

gs biene allen 9titelieSern 5ur
&erntnis, 'baB @ie Gerlulnnllung OIL,
Z. Sanlmr ltottiinoct. Su rieier Ser
Iamnil.ng lreroen audi bie mel, sc.
tpIblten 8eamteu, oia Oieielbeu lpie
lettcs Sabr iino, inltaIliert. Gas Ser.
gniigl,ngsfomitee gdbt iirD oie Miibc
ant oieien Sag sen Mitgliooer,l eii1
tparmes Glien 81 ierpieren; bcb bit,
ten mir alle Mitglieoer, rie plancl,
'oieie,n Giien bei5upcbnel it'd bcinl
'SefretGr an5umeloen. Nur sic iuers
sen sum giien sllaelaiicn Gle bara
ul,h angemcloct iino. suN Bier mer-
Sen mir bonn Gerein ,pieocr irei bo:
ben. Gs tpiiroe uns ireuen alle sM!t<
gIieber an Oieiem Sag begri!ben 81
fonnen.
Sierlnit alien @titglieoern, Sreun-
Sen l,no @etanaten froblidje @eib=
nadten ul,o ein geieatetes 9teliabr.
NfibacI Seutid), Sefr.
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iinO. Muh oieienigen Witglieoer, Die
im |oraus be5ablt babcn, lnogcn ltdp
a,titebeno MAIDEN
sllle Sttpeltern hielcs 3lpei9cS
lino erlrt)t am Z. Sarular IN Die Ssts
ie,unrIua 81 fpmnen. Glc nellet
geontinnGu lperScn cilgefiibrt ,lno
anoerc ,pid1tige @eid)iitc lieeen Dor.
9ll,t6 sic il,uGcn SdNueltern limo er.
Il,clt it'd s,l bcteiligen all oer Ser
lanlulllnH.
Sicbc Sdnpcitcrn ieit ooh 10 gut
lno 5eiat lncbr Snterclie al oleleln
Gcrein; tpnlnt IN sic &erlanlmii1ngen
bolnit ibr mibt mas porgebt. &olnmt
luo Tangt oaa ucl,e Sobr GIT al, oonn
habcn uilt) cure @camti,nen neEr
;src,lNr an ihrcr slrbeit. sll'o oi,T jablr
reihen 9eiuH miro GcbpTft in Der
niiditen &er'nn,mllng.
,SrGblidc @eibnad,tcn uno ein glilttS
lides ncues ,Sobr luiiniht allen
Guuline Safeld), Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-28
2lms 0arY, yi,~it,,,<,
&irden ssramen @erein Der
SpnteruS Wcmciubc

Tas NabfrGn5heu Dcriamnlelt I'D
an i. Sanltar i'm Salrie bon Stipc
tier Cara @enrih. slae SdNpeiteru
oie 2ult babeu gum 9tGbeu, fins frol
eirgelaoen.
Sic @eanltinnen iirto ale irelmr
lid, eingelaoen bon Sdppeiter Matbil
Oa 9inoer, iih nm 3. SsaTuar, 1 llbl
nad)mittass, sur 8iiherprilflna ii
ibrem Sauie ein5ufinoen.
Gs biene alien SdHpeitcru sur ge.
fGuisen Na6ridt, bab Die nddite Ser.
'alnmlung Sonntae, Sen I. Sunler
3 l1br nadpnittoes, itattflnSct. 9tad
ser Serlamml,l19 miro &affee un>
SUDDEN lerpiert bon Sen iolsenoe;
Shpeitern:
Yiarie q. ginber, &atb. Guift. slnno
9otid). Cara Gottitlins, Iaria aIcb
Cara Sduffert. Matbilba Sinber.
Sir HreiieIpenben melbeteu lid: Sus
iauna Sdduter, &atb. Veier, &utbari,,u
Sdiller.
sMaria q. 9inSer, Sd)riftf.
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Nus Der 5cutid)9emeinbe.

am letten Sonntag inn ,sabr, 81.
Se5ember, beginnt ser @pttesoieirlt
INT 1890 ilbr ocrnrittaes unb nod
Der finoet oie iiibrlid,e 8cu1eilrocper
iammllrng ltatt ioipie oie GrgGnsun9s-
ipahl oes &irbenratcs. Tim lpieoer
tiid)tiee 8edmte II, Sen &lrhenrat ST.
p1blen bitten mir alle Mitglieoer, be-
iouoers sic Minner, 10 5ullreih 5ll
erlneinen ,pie nur moalid. slud) on
ocre arihtige slngelesenbeiten iperoeI
belprcfen lueroen.
@tpntag, sen I. Sanllar, 9teiliabrss
tag, miro scr 8ottesoienlt 1890 llar
pormittags abgebalten. slue Mitglie,
ser iino bcr5lih eingelaoen oaran tea
Sunebnen.
slle afitslieoer ser EcutiGgemein-
Se, ipeld,e nit ibren 8eitrGgen ettpas
riicfitlnois iilIo, tucrSen ecbefen iid
nod Dor Sabresidtllb autltebenb Su
MAIDEN, oa:nit Ser &irdenrat ieinen
Yflihten nad,fpmmen fann.
8liif, @ellutobeit ilnnerbar, lpiin-
ld)en mir aller sum neuen Snbr.
Ser &irdjenrut.
8eorg egler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-28
3,ueia 16.

Sn ser onl ). Se5unber abgebaltes
1,eu Gerimnlnllung lpurbcn sic @cnms
tiunen fiir oas Sabr 1915 ge.publ.
Ino 5iuar luie folgt:
ErGIibentin. Sura @oet
@i5ez Erdl., &ntbariua Icprity
Yrnt zScir., Mariu @ebcr
Sin. zSctr., Wfarie Golbbpllar
&er,palter. Cara $onnn, Sarn Sincr.l
Innn S6cil
Siibrcrit. 9te9ina Hntb
Ille crlpIblten 9eamtiuuen perIprddcu
gum sSpbl llno Seitcn oes &creins Sll
arbeitcn.
sllle afitslIcoer biese 3peiges rers
oer ernitIiH eriltdJt in oie n1hite Ser
'ammllina SIT tonlmen, oa Nie Sci,
trage iiirs Subr 1915 erboDt aporosl
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Mmna Stcimpcl

Tater geItprben an Is. Wfai 1885
llno sic SHUTTER nm 3. Sanl,ar 1914
Niir nod einmal IN unierul 0eben
W6dten mir uniere Gltern ipieberleben
ySas tpiiroen mir nidt alles bafiir 9eben
8 founte bies mn einmal nod gelteben
ySie niiroen ipir iie oann nit boIben
Sltden
llnb nit nnlerm ftnbliheu Sertrduen
60 licbepoa al uuieru Slicn briiden
llno ibnen freubcnpou ins antlis i6a,l'n
Ser Iiebe 8ott. ADJ, bat lie ,lns entriien
Die INNER liebepou sll nts Daren.
llnIerc Srdnen. bic fir iic ieet ilieBen,
Sic lpercen flieBeu nod in ipdteren
oabren.
& Nutter, Die ou urlS in Sd,mers
aebpren,
Sir iptiien es, ou licbtelt uns 10 iebr,
MuG uuier Sater er lcbt ldnalt ni:bt ,nebr
Sbr iorgtet itets fir cure &inoer.
3oaet uns nit treuer gltcrnliebe auf.
Ser liebe Gott nabm eud) 5u iid) binauf,
Sort tuirb Der 9iitise @ater es eudb
lobncn,
gSas ihr an elren 3inoern babt getan.
gtur in bes S,in,mels liften 90b'n
Sa iperben ipir uns tpieocr ieben.
@etpi6met bon euren euh ME uer-
gellenoen llrenfeln, gnfeIn un6 &in
oern 3uie Stofi, Sobter.
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Oanfiaeune

Sir bie auldBlib oes Sooes uns
icras gcliebten @atten lino Sater
8cor9 &leiu
lus belpieiene Spmpatble, Sen 2anbs.
lel,ten bon stuiance, Salem ulno
Glepelano, ben Mitglieoern Ses3lpeis
ii fiir Die 9eteiligllng, oaln Haitrr
u. 9. ebert iiir Die troitreid,en @or,
re, Oem 2eid,enbeitatter @m. Safobs
iiir sic fei1,e 9eoienuna uro alien
,oie llns beiseltanoen haben, iasen mir
'oen innigiten Sanf aus.
Gant an6 Dem Central Gerbano
iiir sic prompte MuS5ablung ser Ser
iiderl1ng uno oem ;3aueig IA fiir Die
Iusaabll,ng oes 2ofallterbegeloes.
Nir raten ullen Senen, oie nod,
nidlt sum 3,ueig ,ino Central Ser.
tanb geboren, iih an5,litlieben.
Die trauerl1oc Gattill Suianna ulrS
Spbn 8eorg &lein. ,,::s.sz - s- -,---,.---
per Mnoreas 5bellman, Sefr.
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2lpein 33.

Mlle Vriioer",ueroen biermit benoh-
rihtiat, oab oie idbrIihe GeneraIper-
lanlmIung AM Sorntag sen IA. So
n,ar, nabmittaes = llbr ltattiiubet.
SSir iperSen Sic iGbrlihcn Sinansbe-
ridte borcn uno Ole in ser Se,entber-
Scriarm,ll,'pg neuge,pdblten Yeamte1
lueroen in ibre Ncmter eirmeiiibrt
iperben. Tie neuen @camten iino:
Yrdiibeut. Gcors Sd,aier
@isezYrdl, S,ans Soiiel
Erot .sSetr, S,ernnn Willcr
Sin.z zSetr., Nid,ac( llnttt
Sd,usnt.. Sobn Hotb
G.zS. sSefr., Sobn Stump Sr.
@eripaltec, Spbo,m Serman,
WiidacI aalb, Sanicl @Grtner
slrt)lpar, Wlortiu Geld,
Sircttpren, slnbreas Srptleff 8epr9
Notb, @core @iller, Goluaro Sd,neis
Der. Sobn SSeber.
Notwithstanding
am Montag, ben s. Sanuar, 8 llbr
ubenbs. Serman Weillcr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-28
aarpatben 0ians &erein

Gs biene allcn Wltglieocrn sur o.
fduigen gahriht, oab Sic rddite Ser
ialnnll,n9 am Santstag, oen 80. De-
senlber, s llbr abenos, ltattfinoet
@itte alle aftipen l,nb paiiipen Mit.
sIieoer riinftlid 5u crideinen neil Sic
8eamtelapabl itattfinoet.
6erner miro befunnteen1aht, oaG
ser Gercin sen letten Somstag i'm
San,,ar 1915 Gin ieil,es giien ierpiert
uno aue aftIuen lrno paiiiuen Mitslie.
ser ii!,o eillgelaoeu oorar teilsunet.
men. slud, fir freie 8etrdnte lit 'Sor;
&c aetraeen. Ias Itenoclien ipirS
slpiiGen $50 llbr obenos ierpiert.
Naf Dem sl6enoeiien folgt Sic Ser.
ianmllurg ,no nad>ber oie llnterba!.
t,,rs. Ndbcres ipdter.
SScbn Smiley, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-28
&rn6erbunS Der ct. Subannes
(yemeinbe

Slue Iit1lieoer Des 8ruOerbunoeS
tperoen freunolidNt eriud)t, Der Ser.
iamnlglng iSocn eritcn MittIund illl
Molrat beisi.ppbnen. Menu es nitt
allen ,nGglid) lit oies sl tl,n, 10 mo-
gen iie ipenigltens iid) gutitebene
baltcn, iuoem ite tDre 9eiirige bis
Sobresihll,B on oen ;Silmn5 4Sefreti.:
Sernlnn Miaer, 1901 CRAWFORD No.,
einidIden, benn nur 10 fam Der 9rl;s
oerbuno ieine Mrbeit Be; ser Stride
entlpret)enS tun.
@eiesnetcs 9teuiabr Griinid)t allen
nit beltem GruB
Srun5 9iptb, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-28
3entroluerbontSs
4n9ele9entehet
N1itelieSer, wcrbe>
champagne

Die Nitslieber nno 3mciaper ins-
Deputies nnieres Central, Yerbanbes
,uanide i'd nodmals oaran ST crin-
nern, Sak bic int 6erbit anaefiiuoiats
@erbe.&aanc ant 81. 9esembrs
enSet. Glr iebes nene Mitslieo, bas
ein gerbanbsmitslieb benz 3ueisper-
eins.0eputs sufiibrt, id,enft Der %er-
banS benz SoridlGser nnicr iGd,iidcs
Oeididtsbuh, puransseiett, baf bic
Applifation bor bcm 81. SeScmbtr
b. 5. Der yerbanbs.aanslei snacitcat
miro. Yerbanbs. .Mitslieorr, BIC mebr
Seridernna nebmen, wcrSen ais
eiaene YuridIGser betradDtet nno cr-
balten bies @eidid)tsbud, frci.
9iss ut bic leetc 8elesenbeit fir
aniere Naita'ieSer Elm iGdiiid)es &C.
iAihtsbud, III er,uerben. &anilid) iinS
felbige idon ieit lanse nid,t mebr sn
baben, audi tuiro mic ,uieoer cine &c
lesenbit seboten Gin ioldes ST err
iuerben, ,uei am I. September b. !.
nnr nod 81 an San6 ,paren.
@it 8rnbergrnk,
Spba 0aIth,s,
0rok.Erdiibent.
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Qrduernahridpt

IS bat Dem &errn i6er 3eben uno
Cos gefallen unieren Mitbr,loer
Sobann Nieimer
aus Ser ,3eit in oie gsuisfeit absu.
rl.fen. gr ltarb am s. De5entber, I'M
8 llbr abenos, nnh einem langen unb
ihsperen Qeioen inn sitter bon 60
SSubren. Gr tpuroe am 10. 9e5. ans
Ser grlten Sutb. Stride utter 2eitung
bon Ynltor u. g. ebert uno oem 2ei-
denbeitatter seeibol5 So. alnter 8e.
teilieuny ser Mitglieoer oes 3lueia
IA, nielen 0reun0en, Befannten, un,O
2an6sIeuten bon glepelan0, auf oer
@eitla,pn Jrie0bof 3ur etrigen 8ube
getragen.
Der 1abingeidieoene tuuroe m
Dom1ersmartt Siebenbiipgen, gebo.