davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Wears CandIeIight Satin

THE ATTRACTIVE brunei bride who was given IN
marriage by her father wedding dress of candle
gt satin OF which trimmed with PoHte dc
Venise pointe design and juliet cap of
matching lace which held place threeered veil Of Eng
ish illusion
The dress made with a heart shaped neckline
long sleeves ending in lace trimmed points the hands
and tui skirt which hung in folds sweeping to slight
circular tram
She carried -seaseade bouquet ef white sepAanetis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Daughters
ro+h Told

MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
HENRY SAUNDERS Of Col
lege drive announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Dorothy,
10 Lloyd $. Goodrow. son of Mr..
and Mrs Harry Goodrow OF
RouSeS Point y. Y.
The marriage viii take place
in the early part Of June
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

Wonderful NY
LON fabric slips
bias cut tor
beautiiui sleek
It, VIII 1OlUIt
bodice. w hltc.
Well-made 32to
So.
Main
Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Sanderses
Visit Son
Photo by Deigh Navin.

MR.. AND MRS. FRED SAN
DERS of Bloomfield Hills have
just returned home after spend
ING two weeks in Alabama with
their son, Jack. who is stationed
there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Brideoroom's Mother at Ceremony

~ THE receiving line after the wedding in addition
10 the bride and bridegroom and the brides father
Mrs John H. Buell. of Haven, mother of the bridegroom
a gown Of black crepe bodice of
black Chantilly lace beige
Ii had V neckne and short sleeves and was set off
by a purple orchid
The dining table, covered with lace cloth had
antique silver fitted with Of white
flowers ornathaglm miniature csfa lilies and irises
in the
either side of this handsome centerpiece stood
silver candeabra in which glowed tall white tapers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Leave for New England

DR.. AND MRS BUELL. left a brief wedding trip to
New England
The brides travelling costume suit with
boero Jacket sleeves of which trimmed with white
lingerie touches navy hat and navy accessories
They will reside in Crosse Pointe Shores -.
Dr. Buell. stationed a the Marine Hospital in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Charles Simonses Return

! g r. 4 \ y " r :
CHARLES CASPAR SIMONS
of Connecticut avenue have re-
turned from a threc-Week stay
m Cincinnati.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Webbs Back
From West

MIR. AND MRS. JERvIs B.
WEBB have returned 10 their
home in Vaughan road. Bloom
field Hills. after spending the
winter i'm Arizona.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
Welded in
Arkansas

CECOND 1T AND MRS.
~ GEORGE II CLIPPERT are
making their home in Columbus
Miss. following their marriage
in the Fordyce Baptist Church
in Fordyce, Ark. 1t Clippert is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs, Harri-
son + CIippert of LnnglellnW-
avenue.
The bride. who is the former
Maxine Hearnsberger daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hearns-
berger of Fordyce. wore an
IVORY slipper SATIN gown with
\ seed pearl trim. and carried a
bouquet of gardenias and white
orchids
Miss Louise Wade was maid
of honor. and the bridesmaids
were tho Misses Betty Parnell,
Mary Carter. Nancy Atwood,
Betty Sue Gripble, Mary Ann
Hoyle and Mary Catherin G
FELTON,
1t. Clippcrt is stationed al the
Columbus army air base
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
Hiqhland PIX. Club
To Seat Officers

INSTALLATION OF nfGccI2
of the Highland Park Woman's
Club Gamma Chapter viii be
held Monday evening AZ Huy-
ler's L'Aiglon. Guest speaker
viii be Franklin NJ Reck. au-
thor and Aviation authority.
Mrs. Byron ". Downs viii
install the following Vera 10
Palmer president; sally Bose
nick. vice president Ethel
Brieske. corresponding secre-
tary Gene II. Watson, record
ing secretary, and Naomi Rut-
ledge. treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
AIun0nae Dinner

DETROIT PANHELLENIC
~ ASSN viii hold a business
meeting Tuesday at ? p m. in
the Central YWQA.
The annual birthday dinner Of
the Detroit Alumnae Assn Of
Phi Omega ri viii be held
wednesday AZ $50 p m at the
home Of Mrs. Leland Kennedy
in Lskepointe road. Mrs. Elwood
Nowka will assist the hostess
and irene GatcHay witt be IN
charge OF the program.
Alpha Chi Omega members
VIII hold a tea in honor Of their
mothers Saturday AZ 2 p. m. At
th4 Colony G44is. if--F}esef-ti
Walker and Mrs. Willard H..
Toncray viii be co-hosteSSeS and
Mrs ]. l.. Lindsey OF Bedford
road ls taking reservations.
Alpha Chi Omega'S newly
elected officers are Mrs. John
Van Dam Jro president; Mrs.
Rowe A Balmer. vice president,
Mrs Donald w. Sargent. CORE
spending secretary Mrs. John
Wheeler Jr., recording Secre-
tary. Mrs Arthur Hollar Jr,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

with the cooperation of ON
GERS of the base on May 2l.
Mrs Bruce \. Coulter IS M
charge for that evening. Par
tlcipatlng viii be
MFSDAMEs
Paul n Hoffman FREDERICK q Pew
Ronald BaUautyne DAVID Walker Lee
BENJAMIN BreWster Bruce n. coulter
NESSFS
sheldon Y noble Jack Sanders
Tohs " knecht Allan 81 Vent
Gordon saunders Fritz Hyde Jf
a group of members met At
the home of Nh and Mrs Hyde
Monday evening 10 plan further
programs, one 10 be given at the
base each month Mr.. Hyde is
president Of the Guild
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

treasurer. and Mrs. Arthur Cud-
dolly. assistant treasurer
A dinner meeting of the Phi
Nh Alumnae Club will be /held
Tuesday at $50 p. m at the
home Of Mrs, Edward Bloom in
Nernior road
Detroit Alumnae Of Alpha Phi
will meet Tuesday al $50 p m.
AZ the Detroit Golf Club 10 IN
stall the following new officers
Mrs. Robert WhitWorth. preSl-
dent; Mrs. John Thomas, vice
president, Mrs. Ernest Borglln
treasurer, and Mrs. G. d. Not
ring, secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
Lawyer Group
Is Is Years Old

TIE SILVER anniversary Of
the Women Lawyers Associa-
ton of Michigan will be OBJ
served May II a. a reception
and dance az the Wardcll
Sheraton Hotel Mis-, Henrietta
RoScnthal Is the only charter
member remaining az the orig
NAL five wEo instituted the
group
Regime Cohane. president
with pass presidents of the or
ganizauon, viii receive. and
guest speaker will be Judge
CLYDE Webster Of the Wayne
rTTTTTTr TTTTf1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
Detroiter Bride
Of Minnesota

MISS EVELYN MAE
CHOSTNER. daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Grover c. Chostner of
East Outer Drive, became the
bride Of II Gg) Robert Marboe
a. A service in the Little Church
Around the Corner in New York
City The bridegroom is the son
of Mrs. c harlcs Marboe Of
Austin. Mimi. and the late Mr..
Marhoe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
GniANanr, IA
IN Birmingham
BLOOMFIELD HILLS, May s.

BLOOMFIELD HILLS May s.
ct DUNSTANS GUILD will hold its annual meeting May 10
y at Meeting House for members and plans VIII
be further of Sunday evening enter
ainmen that the guild will sponsor Romulus Air Base
for hosptazed The first program will be given
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

turned Friday from Chicago
where She attended a meeting Of
5tt CtTaTWEn 0T VOIuu'ecf ScIN-
ICES f The American RCd Cross
Jean Patricia Blume. dsIgh-
tor Of Nh and Mrs W 4 Bllme
Of LahSer read has chosen Ma
20 as the date Of hcr marriage
20 It. Philip II Clapp Jr5-
USNR. son Of Mr. and Mrs
ph-4P II. Clapp of Pafkside
avenue
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-09
%. &opitel

uIVO eSOu OurG Ote OeIultItIe NlIlOeI-
allee nod Dinabs Siitte. sic begten
bel f9 Die Bermut,ttrg, oaB Die &c.
idtpiiter MeIbiue ibre eigenen Ser.
tpan6ten uno Die re9trn6Btgen grben
bon gooD Oen fein f0nnten. sic NON.
ten aunahIt bel 6er alien 9eegerin
ibre Nadforf9ungen -beginnen. 3tpor
batte ibr 8ater nur BON einem ein'
5igen Rinoe Der nngliidliden So6ter
ibres eolen @roBonfels geipro6en,
aber es blieb oo6 Die Mogli6feit nibt
auSgeidloiien, oaB Die arme Srau
MeGoiue nur NIT ibrenn iiinglten &in'
De nod @o5p Deu gefommen ndre.
Ser @ifer Der beioen S6tpeltern in
@ntoedune Ser re6ten @rben bon
go5p Den CAB 9etpiB Elm bere6tes
3eugnis bon ibrer @oelber5igfeit.
Rein @eoanfe oes 8eoauerns tou9te
in ibren Seelen auf 6aB tie oos reibe
@rbe ian1t Dem S6loB, in tpel6em
ibre Giege itano, an Anoere abtres
ten u1to ft6 nit einem geringeren
@rbanteile begfiigen io0ten. sic tpou.
ten feinen 9lugenblid 5ogern, oos I'm.
re6t ibres geliebten Baters 3u iiib-
men, tpenn oies in ibrer Mo9t ldge.
Qls 8ei6e in Die Siitte Der alten
Negerin etngetreten 1poren, uno Der
9feoeitrom Der 8etpilltommnl1ng 81,
nabs enolib bod beritegt tpar, nabm
@oitb Dos @ort:
~&annit ou uns ni6t iogen, CUTE
Eaute Dinab, 1pie alt on Bill it?"
,J@ott belf mir, 4i1to, tpeiB nidt
genau, mann 9eboren lit olte 9inab;
CLAUDE aber, lit 10 linn 60 o6er 70
Sabre berum olt."
"@ait ou t1nmer bier ouf oieier
Bflan3ung gelebt2"
"Smmer, metn Sonigtdub6en,
lang, lang 5upor, ebe 5tpei 19one Weii-
fts bier Itno in oer 8iege gelegen."
"Dann tparIt ou au6 icbon bier, uls
mein Slater Serr ouf Go5p 9eu pur'
6e?"
~5reilid 9pdr Dinab oo. l1no i6on
lange 5uoor, als nod Malter MIfreo
Stilmortb unier 9err getpeIen lit;
sas tpar oeines Baters Sbein, &in6,
Der olte, quite, 1iebe Malter glfreo."
ngr bat MIR cine etn5ige To6ter
gebabt, nidt tpabr2"
Dinab 5ogerte nit Der @nt1port.
Sic tparf langiam ibren @opf aurud
uno blidte Der Gragenoen miBtrauil6
TT Die Augen; eruolid aber iogte fie
I'M Eone 6es @ritaunens: ,,8er bat
0fiifis oas eelogt?"
,,Mein Gater, uno 5lpar er1t einige
Eage Dor Ieinem So6e. Seet muB i6
aues Biiiensauerte erfabren. Sd bin
ouf ben 9eamen ieoer Baie getauft
tuoroen, uno ou oarfit mir ni9ts Der.
1dtpeigen, tpas irgeno 1pel9en 8e5ug
auf fie baben fonnte. Sd tpia gu,
na6it tpiifen, tpann 1te go5p Sen Der.
lieb uno mobin ite 9ing."
"alte Dinab tpeiB nt6ts &noeres
als oaB iol9e 5raee INNER Elm &c.
beimnis bleiben muB ouf Der 9lan.
tage. alter Maiter bot niemals er.
laubt; in feiner @egentpart bon ibr
5u ipreden, un0 Dinab tpeiB ni9t. Oh
lie es tln oarf iest nod feinem Eo6."
,ygr 4piiroe Dir nun ieIblt befeh.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-09
3 Qhcke>s4chde9e
ober: 9us @ebeimuis bon Gusp 0eu

|SttllDortb Elm &ino 5interloiien ia
be, oeiien Aufentbalt er aber niemal
bat erfabren f0nnen. Weir ieoo6 ga1
er ben Iuftrag, 6ieiem @inoe liberal
no95nfori6en. Du tateit ibn1, tpen1
e1 nod lebte, einen groBen &c efallen
mouteit ou mir fogen, no feline 8nfe
na6oem tie ibr 8aterbaus berlaiie1
batte, bingeraten tpar. @eiBt ou es2
uSSa, Miliis, Dtnob tpeib es Uni
tpiro aud alles fagen, tpeil utter 0fi
iter feinen @rou miro boben iiber iie
|als er nod lebte, tpor er einmol gan
tpiiteno iiber fie - 1peiB ni9t mes
|1pegen - 1tn6 trug ibr 8ilo aus ben
rotten 3immer fort in cine finlterv
Gommer uno perltedte es BORT mi
meinte, niemamo iol1te 4piiien bopo1
uno audi nidt tptiien, tpobin Oeif
@oitb geommen; ultes giggerpeib bo
ober oufnerfiom Die Spur beo6te
bon MoIter gIfreos Iiebem @inoe.'
~Du, ou, 0inob, bGttelt oas qe
tan2" rief goitb in eroBter @errigune
aus. ,,0anf 6em Simmel, Soa, nil
tperoen en0lid ulles b0ren, mas tpir
tpitni6en. Sabre FORT fobrt fort, San,
te 0inobI"
~MiB @oHb tpar bieIleidt bier
8o6en fort getpeien, ga fam fie tpie.
Der NIT ibrem Monne. Sab' fdon
INNER gefiir9tet, Ioer biele 8eroruB
i'm S6loiie ie 6oon ienem Monne Der,
getommen; oenn Weoiter @eorg bat
tbn nt6t lei6en moeen. 0inqb tpeiB
5eute nod nibt, &pesbalb; MoIter Mel,
bile tpar brau uno gut unb bat @oitb
re9t6affen 1ieb gebabt. SsSa> oas bot
er; uber er 4par fein bornebner Serr,
fonoern Elm 8ilobauer un6 @l&nitI6rei-
ner, uno fleiBig bat er gearbeitet bon
friib biz 1pGt."
lin Die Ilte bel Dem Saoen ibres
8eipra6es 81 erbalten uno unniibe
Ibidtpetfl1ngen 81 oerbiiten, fragte
@ottb: "Baie @oitb lit olio in 6eine
Siitte gefommen
~Sa> iie 1par 10 arg trurig iiber
Die lieblofe 8ebonolung bon ult Meo.
iter, uno ,,Dinab" iogte fie 3u mir,
"Dinab, i'd boffe INNER nod, Better
@eorg miro iein bartes 8etragen &C.
gen midi ood einmal bereuen uno
midi beimrnfen na6 Go5p 9ell; pann
ober oiefer 3eitpuntt tomn1t, muB
ood iemano oa iein, Der midi onf5u-
finoen tpeiB, oesbalb iage id) es Dir a:
Mir leben in Nponoale uno iino sort
gu iu6en.'
~aponoale?" frug SSSoa. ,,Dos lit
nabe5u SO Meilen peit bon bier."
so tits au6, &onigtinolein> id
tpeiB genau Ben sgeamen sloonouIe.
@aiter @eorg bat ober niemo1s nad
Baie @oitb gefragt."
uSaIt audi on niemals ibrer gee
gen neinen 8ater ertpGbnt2"
~@inmal, mein @ngelstino, elm ein-
5iges Wal; Damn tpar alter Maiter 70
5ornig nit mir, bab er orobte, Dinab
ion berfauft tperoen, tpenn iie no6mal
bon ieiner @ouitne ipri9t. Seit6em
bat altes Niggertpeib eeidtpiegen. geie>
mono bat au9 ie tpieoer ettpas ge.
bort bon Maiter Nlfreos Go6ter."
Limb 4ueiBt o,1 eeipiB. oaB Der Ort
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-09

~Sore mid, Dinob: 1ta6 DEM 8il.
len meines Baters ioG id ben Spu.
rem BON 8aie @bttb foGeen uno i6
tper6e oesbalb redt balb nod Nbon'
bale fabren."
y@s lit lange Der, un6 ite tonn
geitorben fem"
~Sie lit geitorben> Dinab; Ser 8a-
ter tpuBte es."
u@eltorben, fern BON ibrer Seinrot ?
8 &ino, tpie fonnte 6enn Dtolter 10
bart fem"
0ide Tr6nen ROTTEN Der 9llten
iiber ibre 1dtpar3en @ongen berob.
,iSie bat elm &irb btnterlaiien,
uno na6 6teiem fou td foriden,' tr0-
ltete goitb ole treue SeeIe. Weit Got
tes 8eiitan6 tper6e t6 es fin6en."
9eo6 frea1noli6em Nbidieoe bon
Eante Dindb begaben ftd5 Die Sdtpe-
itern ouf ben Seim>pee.
X X X
@ini9e Gage ipdter fl1br No9mit-
tags Elm 0teiie1uogen our9 Den Srt
aponoole btn6ur6 un6 btelt enoli6
Dor Dem itattliden @aiienbaus> oos
altf einem niebrigen SiigeI itano uno
pobn uralten l1lmen uno NbornbG1.-
men bei6attet mar.
3tpei iunge Damen umo Elm 5ier-
li6es Serrden nit feuerrotem Saupt>
boar ittegen aus oem 8ngen uno
bertongten, Dem SSSnIpettor oes Bai<
ienaipls borgeltellt gu 1peroen. @s
tparen Die beioen S6tpeitern StiH~
portb unb Or. MdB, tpelder auf
8un1d Der Damen 6as Antt zines
8ei6iibers l.no @eiiemari9ons qerne
befleioete, no6oem ibm ser 3tped Der
Heiie mitgeteilt 1por6en nor. Mus
leidt begreifliden @rii1roen batte ndm+
lid @oitb Die @egIeitung 0fobert
Bh1nts ni6t fir fdtdIid era6tet.
Ser nipettor 4por elm freun6lifler
alter Serr. Den MttteiIungen @6itbs
lteb er Elm a11fmerfianes DIR m6
1agte bierouf: ,,l1niere 30gIinge ber-
loien nit Dem 16. Sabre 6ie Mn1taIt.
gSenn 1te Damn ni6t fe1bit NIT uns
einen 8erfebr unterbalten, 1pas aller-
oin9s 5u1peilen geidiebt, 70 entIdtpiu<
ben tie ltnierer 1peiteren 8eobadtunq.
Smmerbin baben mir genaue 8ud<
tubrung iiber @amen u16 Nlter I'M
ierer 3oglinge, io4pie iiber oeren Gin
nno 9lustritt bier"
er i9lltg nun einen groBen Solion-
ten onf rno blatterte 6orin cine @eile.
~Da baben mir es', fagte er eno-
llb. "Sier itebt gei6rieben: am 19.
bes Sabres 1928 traten in
Dos 8aiienitift Elm: @arl Melbiae,
f'inf Sabre alt> 5lorentine @eIpiae,
51pei nno elm balb Sabre alt> iiber.
geben ourb @oitb Melbiue."
Isle finb e. es lit fem 31peifeI'',
rief @oitb freuoig aus.
~aber es beoarf nod naberer Muf>
flarung', bemerfte Soa. ,,aann es
ni6t mebrere MellbiIe geben?"
"8ie lange lebte Die betreffenoe
5rau 8ellbille in Mbonoole2" frug
iebt Dr. M6B.
~@ier Biz flint Sabre" |
"Oonn n1iiiien 6ie @in6er bier &C.
boren 1etn, 1tn6 4penn fte qetauft tp11r.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-09
Nittiuod, ben 8. 5ebraar 1914

4 1AuSl ICttGW ACAu34C1bUSlt NRkuIIUJttt14u
tluitig n,a6e1, iiberseugte fi9 iebod.
oaB oeiien @orte erttit geuleint spa.
rem. Man 6anfte nun De ntSnipeftor
| fiir feline @efaatgfeit 1tno fltbr fofort
nod lbonoale 5uriid.
Ser gfarrer empfing ben 8eiud
iiberaus frel.nolib, 4par aber nidt i'm.
ita11oe, irgeno einen MuH6luB aus iei-
ner etgenen @rinnerllng al erteilen,'
apeil er erit felt ettpa sebn Sabren
in Nbonoale als Seeliorger tpirtte.
IS tpuroe 0esbalb oas Eaufregi5ter
gu &ate ge5ogen.
Belle auf 3eile tporo eepriift> aber
ni6ts gefun6en; eine Nenge bon gea.
men 1p1roe entoedt, uber ni6t Der
geiubte.
Wean nor i6on bic gum lebten
8latt 6es Sabres 1928 gefomn1en; oa
enolid - gan5 unten - itano &C.
li6rieben:
,,@eboren: Mfreo Stin4portb Neel,
bile am g.. SUM 1928; geta11ft in
bieiiger -Bforrftrde am 7. Suni
l1828."
~@nolid> @ott lei Dant, enoli6!"
riefen beioe Sdbpeitern mie aus ei.
mem Mun6e. ,j@s lit fem 8meifel
mebr - Der Mtttelnome l6Bt feinen
|1ol6en gu - mir miiiien- es bier mt
Dem lettgenannten &tnoe ,rnierer ar
raen 8er1panoten su tun baben, oaS
iie IN iener @brtitnadt NIT it6 nad
Go3p Dea gebrodt bate"
$50 aber 1par oos fleine @efen
htngefommen2 l11ro spar,tm itonoe1
Die beioen anoern @inoer niht bier
inn 8u6e?
0ieie Sragen blieben nod In Dun.
fel gebiiIlt.
0r. MdB foridte tpetter, 6iesmal
IN Dem Eotenregtlter, uno fan6 fol.
genoen gintrog:
,,&ar1 Welbtlle, eeitorben i'm 9e.
5ember 6es abres 1928, begraben orei
Gage ipater, om 9. oesieIben Neo.
nots."
@uBer oieier aneabe mor fein tpei-
terer Iuff6luB in fetnem Der beiben
Regiiter 51 fin6en.
Scr gritgeborene true offenbor oen
Namen oes Baters'', beu1erfte 3uIest
Soa; lin 9e9ifter oes @aiienba1des
itebt: Scarf MeloiIe, flint Sabre olt."
Sang ri6tie; tpie ober IGBt 1id
4peiteres er1nitteln2"
sd oddte, es lieBe ftb et4po burd
Die bel Ser Soufe bes fleinen alfreo
als Sauf5eusen o6er Baten a1tpeien.
Den 9erionen iiber bos S9idial ser
Samilie ettpas erfabren", tparf Or.
WeaB na6 fur5em 8el ltnnen elm.
"8abrlt6 ia; einen beiieren Stat
tonnten sic uns nidt eeben, mein be.
iter Ooftor!' rief Soa aus. ltno goitb
fiigte idmei6elno bir5u: ~g8ie muB
i6 Sbren Sbarfitnn bespunbern, Der
In1mer oas &t9tige gu treffen l.no bas
8elte 5u raten tpeiB!"
No6mals 1par6 6os Eaufreaifter
ra6gef6lagen, uro oa fanoen jid
tpirtli6 orei Perionen als Eaufaeugen
per5eidnet, Die man bel Der eriten
Priifuns unbea6tet selaiien bate.
ueber oieieGben fonnte, tpie Ser ge.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-08
SIXTH U. S. CIVIL
SERVICE REGION
Homer l.. Foster. Acting Branch
Manager

New Job opportunities i'll reder-
al agencies in Cleveland. Ohio,
and Parma. Ohio, were listed by
the Cleveland office of the u. S
Civil Service Commission.
These jobs are not available to
men and women already employed
full-time in essential war work at
their highest skill The list follows
Inspectors
Stenographers
Machine Operators
Engine Mechanics
Cooks
Auditors
Industrial Specialists
Chemical Specialists
Further information and appli-
cation blanks are available at
Room l74l, Union Commerce
Building, Cleveland ii. Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-08
GARY. IND. NEWS
Special Honor to the Fathers

The Young Ladies Aid invites
the members and friends of the
Honterus Church to a social gath
ering in Honor of the Fathers on
June lS, 80 p. ~. The program
will be a surprise to ali. Think
ing of the past programs given
by our society, you will not pass
up this one. Fathers we are look.
ing forward to see you, certainly
you will not deprive yourselves oi
your own social in your honor.
Helene Petersen, Sec'y.
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AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Hilda Schuster

Detroit. Mich. June S-The
Auto City has been silent for
many months. but not sleeping
We have been bsy planning meet
ings, socials. bowling meets and
baseball practices. Our socials
this year have included theater
party, ice skating. waffle n syrup
party, wiener roast and members
ship party
Though our last social, canoe
social, was considerably dampen-
ed with buckets of rain) by Old
Man Weather. We didn't let him
Outwit us, aud we immediately
started on our ping-pong tourna-
ments. There are both singles and
doubles. with prizes for the win
ners OF each. Come on kids. let ;
practice up a mean ball and may
the best man Cor women) win.
Our last business meeting Wa
distinguished by the acceptance OF
fourteen new members. Wclcome
to our club, Juniors. We hope you
will enjoy the club as much as we
enjoy having you with us.
Our baseball got off to a good
start this season. winning their
first game.
Uncle Sam gave Pvt. Bill kar-
res and his brother George lucky
break as they are both home on
furlough together. We are glad to
have YOU with us, fellows.
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has tended toward the creation of
narrow and selfish nationalism
rather than an attitude of good
will and international understand
ing. In the kind of future world
which our political leaders are
discussing and for which the civil
Iced peoples of the globe are
yearning, education should be
keyed to develop a deep apprecia-
ton OF the value OF democracy
and world cooperation, an adher-
renee of intolerance and prejudice,
and strong and abiding deter
mination to keep the peace.
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QUESTIONS?
Answers will be found on page 7

|. Is person given peerage if
he is knighted:
,. What is another name for the
bore" OF gun:
3. Who is the present pope
4. What is another name for the
Dardanelles?
5. What was the former title of
the present king of England:
6. What city besides Washing
ton is in the District of Colum-
bia.
l.. Who founded the w. &. r.
U:
8. What lake lies between Swift
zerland and France?
g. What city besides Hartford
was once the capital of Connecti-
cut:
10. According to the Bible Hap
py is the man that fndeth' what !:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-08
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
By Dot Meier

Cleveland, Ohio, June S--June
seems TO bring lot OF excite
ment with it. First of all Martin
Stamp, former club treasurer. is
home on a fifteen day furlough.
His little daughter, Eette Jane.
. months, is finding out how nice
it is to have her daddy come home.
She gloats on all the attention she
is receiving.
Second, we hear that Lucille
Gramp is due back home for :.
while. We have not seen much OF
her since she lett for Virginia with
her husband, Otto, last fall. Both
OF the Cramps were active mem
bers of our East Club when they
were in Cleveland.
Third, Sue Brandt will be mar
ried at St. Johns Church on Mon
day, June 18th, We all wish Sue
and her future husband the best
OF everything in life.
Girls, Attention Earl Hoffman
would like to near from a Jew OF
the club members. Here is his adj
dress SO how about dropping hir,
a line. He has been on sea duty
for the last few months.
+. f.. Hoffman. Z. NJ. SIC
ID. f. OS3 N. r. S.
Norfolk IL, Virginia, U.S.A..
There will be meeting of the
Saxon Club at the Sachsenheim
on Friday. Since the weather is SC
swell let's have a large attendance
at the meeting this week.
Beside that we have been in
formed that on Saxon Day held
June 18th at Westside Sachsen-
helm the Cleveland East Junior
Singing Club shall sing. SO please
be at the meeting. Do your duty
the same as our brothers are do.
ing in the armed forces. This
Saxon Day is held for their benef,
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THIS AND THAT

A coast guard officer must be a
combination navigator. marine ell
gineer. mechanic, police officer
life-saver. sea fighter. diplomat
and international lawyer.
The ancient Etruscans invented
dental restoration and false teeth
by fitting artificial teeth in bronze
bands or bridges