davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Bombers Bombed
Totals 33 : "4I6 Tota

Totals 33 : - is Totals 32 il 27 q
Batted for Curtis In sixth
Martin Bombers --- 600 00I 0lN-2
Washington 200 200 2Ix-7
Runs-Brady, Matecki, Powell, Myatt,
Spence, Bucek, Guerra, Sullivan, Herman
dez Errors--Brady. Betz, Torres, Ebranrji
Runs batted ln-Matecki Torres, Bucek,
r, Ortiz SuareZ t2D, Curtis. TWo-base
hits-Susrez Curtis. Stolen bases
EbranrJl, Mateckl. SacrlficeS-BetZ, Keeney
Double playS--Deviney to Keeney to Ma
teck2 2I. Left on bases-Martin Bomb
ers g Washington. g. Bases on balls
Of Neal, ,; off Gibson, l. off Butcher, /;
off Coleman, /; of Davis, =; of Haefner
!: off Curtis. ]. Struck out-By Haefner,
2: by Curtis 4; by Hernandez. !. Hits
Of Neal for runs in ? innings, off
Gibson. 3 for 9 runs in : innings; of
Butcher, 2 for Q runs in 2 innings; off
Coleman. 2 for 2 runs in l inning of
Davis, 9 for run in ] inning; off Haefner,
I for runs in 3 innings. off Curtis, 3 for
3 runs in 3 innings; off Hernandez ! for
asrnsndes sMilIerl Wild pttfh-Curtis.
Meal. Umpire-Mr. Weafer.
Evening star., 1944-04-02
Live Pilot Claimed
For Grid Dodqers

ES me ASSOCIATED Press.
Word coming from the West
Coast is that Dan Topping has
appointed Tom Gallery, Los An
geles promoter, as business man.
ager of the football Dodgers.
Also that Gallery has arranged
tour exhibition games that will
enable the club to open the sea-
son with a profit instead of a
$50, 900 deficit.
Evening star., 1944-04-02
Bobo, With V-BoN, Will Be Set
To Face Mats, He Phones Mack

that and then old Bobo will be all
set for that opener.
80 long, Connie. Wait till you
see this new V-ball of mine. She's
my pin-up pitch" ,4
Newsom did not explain how he
got sidetracked to Florida.
Evening star., 1944-04-02
Yankees Buy OutfieIder

ATLANTIC CITY. April Dr.
The Yankees today purchased
Lawrence Rosenthal from their
Newark farm. The 31-year-old out
fielder hit .272 last season,
Evening star., 1944-04-02
Girl Swimmer Joins WACS

BALTIMORE, April l (P).-Mar-
garet V, Chambers, South Atlantic
swimming champion, who gradu-
ated from Goucher College last
week, has enlisted in the WACS
for service at Fort George G. Meade.
Evening star., 1944-04-02
By the Associates Press.

LOS ANGELES, April Shades
OF Havana and 1915 fitted across
the canvas of boxing ring in a
Main street gymnasium today.
Two eX-heavyweight world cham
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KnuckIebonq Quartet Intriques Those Dopeste

the factor that
Is the
demonstrated ability
Critics
of the of rstne fingers accomplished
of the most battling delivery pba and kindred nde
outlawed.
That and the that
OF all receivers of the trick the circumstance that
number scheduled be played lights when they
most effective.
But what about thrdbaSemen than possible
the territory middle
what about anything that
hitting?
Well that everything considered of the Nationals
rivals better fortified in all round boast
codons others potent punch still others
be conceded in both of these but not sufficiently offset
Evening star., 1944-04-02
Mats Comb Five Bomber Pitchers for 70 Ncoy in First Exhibition Gam
Win, Lose or Draw
Whot's This, Nationals Fovored to Win Pennunt?
By DENMAN THOMPSON,
Star Sports Editor.

Whats This Nationals Fuvored to Win Pennont?
Don't be surprised Nationals open
weeks from Tuesday favotes their
fourth pennant 81 years.
considerable surprise supporters
the through
College Park well that the little matter
infeld still is long from being settled
that top rating accorded the club merely the basis
scribe daily dongs
Maryland University could lightly ascrbed limited
perspective, hometown pride wishfu thinking.
verdict impartial observers
visited all of the training and know much about
conditions elsewhere they do here.
foundation for it, have suspected is pitching
formidable the aggregation of sabmen the local roster
visited the other Condi
willing the championship to the Capital
S
Evening star., 1944-04-02

AS matter of fact testing got
under only yesterday with
Inadequate number of exhibitions possible
probmatca dscouragingy conclusive
Nominating
much greater degree conviction
of its extensive which
warddled far
Between and the campaign inaugural
scrambng of the present
probably Bleges
ninion ranked No.
to the weakness of the other conenders
any event. this the that
tonas have been favotes
1925 when they the
having championship
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But if Labor Draft Is Enacted, All Bets Are Off

This summation, needless predicaed
existing with the suffering
further losses to the armed will
but it does not take into
labor draft be enacted In the event national
which
be off And, it is suspected would
From the those
next to the Nationals
the potential power
with the White Sox and Tigers rounding
world champion Yankees consigned the
AS for the National League the
Louis Cardinals will be tabled margin
where from 20 to 80
to furnish whatever feeble opposition may be offered
Without having to
observation we'd there small justification
favorites this considering ned
decided upon.
Evening star., 1944-04-02

(See SWIMMING. Page Aid
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-13
DIED
MRS. f. c. W. RYLAND

Funeral services were conducted
January 4 for Mrs. E. c. W. Ryland,
of Fliendsville, formerly Miss Lillian
Blanche Coddington, who died Friday,
December 81, at her home.
Mrs. Ryland died very suddenly
several hours after a birthday dinner
celebrating her siXty-eighth birthday
Surviving are her husband, of
Friendsville; four daughters, Mrs.
Marie Harlow, Washington, D. c.;
Mrs Gladys Coddington, Pittsburgh,
Pa; Mrs. Lillian Lawson, Pittsburgh
Pa, and Miss Winifred Ryland, at
home; five sons, Corp. Donald Ryland,
Alaska; Campbell Ryland, Annapolis;
Virgil, Washington, d. c.; Russell,
Accident; and Sidney, Pittsburgh, Pa.
There are also seven grandchildren.
She was a lifelong member Of the
Christian Church and services We're
conducted in the Christian Church,
Friendsville, by Rev. Henry Knoell,
pastor of the Christian Church of
Confluence, Pa. Intermcnt was in the
Fricndsville cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-13

gagged in farming until about twelve
years ago when he retired. He was a
member of the Methodist church.
A son of the late Jonathan and
Mary (Ryland) Coddington he was the
last surviving member of his family,
one brother and two sisters having
died in 1881.
He is survived by his widow, Nettie
Frazee Coddington and the following
children: Earl, of near Friendsville;
Herbert, Pittsburgh, Pa; Walter, Jr.,
UniontoWn; Laura Coddington, Pitts
burgh; Mrs Cora Dewitt, Friends
vile; Mrs. Carrie Hileman, Warren,
Ohio; Mrs. Mary Friend, Pittsburgh
Mrs. Jessie Hepp, Pittsburgh. Three
sons are deceased. He is also survived
by 10 grandchildren and 6 great
grandchildren. Three of the grandsons
are in the service. One grandson, End
Lieut.. Paul Friend having served II
years in the standing army. He was
killed in an anti-tank accident at Fort
Bragg, N. c., Sept. 30, 1911,
Funeral services were conducted on
Wednesday, afternoon, January II,
from the home, with Rev. R. L..
Greynolds, Ridgeley, w. Va, offici-
ating. InteIment was in the family
lot at Addison, Pa, cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-13
AVILTON

Mrs. Patrick Garlitz is seriously i'll
ut this writing.
Mrs. Herman Robson is improving
slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Swaugcr an
nounce the birth of daughter at
Allcgany hospital, Cumberland, on
Monday. Before her marriage she was
Miss Adell Garlitz, daughter of Mrs.
Carrie Garlitz. This is the third child
and all girls
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-13
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two milk goats. How
ard Stahl, Oakland. 47-3t#
FOR SALE-Purebred Collie pup
pies. H. c. Dewitt, Deer Park. 46-3t*
FOR SALE-Berkshir pigs. w.
0. U. Paugh, Deer Park, Md.-45-3t*
FOR SALE - Leghorn Pulets, 5
months old, Mrs. Ada Bowser, Grants
vile, Md.-47-3t@
FOR SALE-A Plymouth automo-
lille and one Gas Range. Apply J. w.
Whorton, Oakland.-46-3t*
FOR SALE-194O Pontiac Deluxe
Automobile; heater, radio, good tires;
perfect condition Phone 3-J.-47-3t*
FOR SALE low wheel Farm
Wagon, complete with hay ladder and
bed. Apply Savage & Sanders Garage,
Oakland, Md.-47-3t.
FOUND-Man's watch. If owner
will call and identify same he can re-
ceive the lost property. Apply to F.
A. Smouse, Oakland.-1t.
FOR SALE-Seven stacks Alfalfa
Hay; also some furniture, Piano, Vic
trola and Stoves. Mrs. Cora v.
Savedge, Deer Park, Md.-46-2t
FOR SALE-Mason Potatoes. $50
bags No. ! grade, See Ebert Hersh-
man, Mt. Lake Park or call 31O-J-4.
-46-tf.
FOR SALE-31 acre Chicken farm,
located on North Glade Swanton road.
Will sell cheap. Write to Herman
Cordier, 246 W. 8th Ave, Tarentum,
Pa.-47-3t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-13

Curtis Gale Smith, infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Smith, of Kings
Run section, north Of Oakland, died
last Friday morning, January 7, at
his home after a four-day illness Of
pneumonia. He was born October 20.
1912.
Surviving are his parents, one
brother, Troy Smith, Jr, one sister,
Betty Louise, his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Smith, and Mrs Daisy
Smith, all of near Oakland.
Funeral services were conducted at
3 o'clock Sunday afternoon from the
Fcrndale church with Rev. B. Finncy
Bragg, Baptist pastor, III charge. In
terment was in the Ferndale cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-13

the young ladies of Avilton to an old
fashioned sleigh ride Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Willie Garlitz is i'll at the
home of her daughter, in Homecoming.
Samuel Orner. an aged citizen of
near Salisbury, Pa, formerly of this
place, was buried in ST. Anne's Gene
terry on Saturday morning.
Ellis Robson and son, James, spent
a short time here with his parents,
one evening last week.
Mrs. Carrie Garlitz and son, Lem
uel were visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Adell Swauger, on Monday, in Ale
gany hospital, Cumberland.
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Infant Death

James Edward Bernard, Is months
old, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ber-
aard, died in Memorial Hospital on
Thursday, January 6. The mothers
home is in Fairfield Iowa, and the
'ather is in Hawaii.
The infant was at the home of
relatives in Friendsvillc and became
i'll at the home of Carlton Bernard, a
brother of Ralph Bernard, about three
weeks ago The remains were brought
to Oakland and sent to Fairfield last
Friday.
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MRS. ELIZABETH CONNEW AY

Mrs. Elizabeth Conneway, widow OF
John T. Conneway, aged 76 years
and ten months, died Monday, Janu-
airy 10. in the General hospital, at
Mansfield, Ohio.
She was resident of near Red
House and had gone to Mansfield
with one of her sons on Sunday,
January ,, on account Of her health
She was taken to the hospital for
treatment on Wednesday, January 5,
the same day that her son, Elmer
Conncway, Sc, with whom she lived
at their farm home here, died as the
result of a sclf-inflictcd wound at the
farm.
Mrs. Conncway had been in i'll
health for several years. She was d
member of the Lutheran church at
Red House.
Surviving are three sons, Harry
Conncway, Akron, O.; Clarence and
Raymond Conneway, Mansfield; four
sisters, Mrs. Margaret Allen, Kcyser.
W. Va; Mrs. Emma Conncway. Bay
ard, W. Va; Mrs, Almcdia Bacr, Cor
mania, W. Va, and Mrs. Tena Muir
ply, Pittsburgh, Pa; also two broth
crS. John and Charles Blamblc, Cor
mania, w. Va.
The remains were brought to the
BoIdcn Funeral Home, Oakland, and
funeral services were conducted from
the Red House Lutheran church on
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'clock
Rev. a. X. Jones, pastor officiatcd
lntcrmcnt was in the Rcd House
cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-13
WILMER /. GRAVES

Wilmer Jackson Graves, So, died
Sunday evening of heart attack at
his home in Rowlesburg. w. Va. He
suffered a paraIytic stroke October
10, but had recovered sufficiently to
attend to work, having owned and
operated barber shop in Rowlcs-
burg for 81 years.
He was born in Centerville, Della
ware, a son of Louis and Mary Cox
Graves. Surviving are his widow, the
former Myrtle Wright, and two
daughters, Mrs. Lila DeMoss, at home,
and Mrs. Alice Braithwood of Cumber-
land; also two sons by an earlier
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-13
Do you feel
left out of it,?

A RE YOU missing the chance
to share in this war-miss-
ing an experience you'd value
all your life?
Right now. in the WAC, you
could be doing vital Army Job.
You could be getting valuable
training, meeting new people.
seeing new places while serving
your country.
More Wacs are needed at once.
Get full details about eligibility,
training, pay, the jobs Wacs do,
how they live. Go to the nearest
Us. Army Recruiting Station.
four local post office will give
you the address, Or write: The
Adjutant General, Room AIS,
Munitions Building. Washing
ton. ID. c. Do it today.
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply Warnick's Meat Market,
Second street, Oakland.-1t.
WANTED-Sales and office girl
Apply Immediately to Smouse's Store,
Second street, Oakland, Md-1t.
WANTED-Used broom handles.
Will pay fair price. Bring to Accident
Stock Yards or to A. D. Fike, Friends
Ville.-47-2t#
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-13

Alma Lorraine Swctzcr, IS months
old, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
R. Sweitzer, died Saturday near Swan
ton. Surviving are one sister. Ruby,
3, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward SWeitzcr, Swanton.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
from the U. B. Church, Swanton, with
Rev. c. ". Frakcr, McHonry, offici-
ating. Burial was in George cemetery,
SWanton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-13

Occupational dcfcrmcnts will be de-
MED after February / to men IS
through 81 inclusive, with limited oX-
ccptions. The rule WON'T change status
of those engaged in agriculture,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-13
MISCELLANEOUS
FREEl

EREEI If Excess acid causes you
1 MILL pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indi-
gestion, Heartburn, Belching, Bloating,
Nausea, Gas Pains, get free sample,
Udga, at Oakland Pharmacy. 46-15t#
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-13

Single copies of The Republi-
can may be obtained at the HamiIl
Book ard Stationery Store, corner
Third and Alder streets, where the
current issue of the paper is
placed on sale every Thursday af-
terno0n. Price cents per copy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-13

LOST-War Ration Book 4, issued
to William E. Park, Crellin, Md. Fin
der please return to Encil M. Park,
Crellin, or to Rationing Board at
Oakland IFS
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-13

FOR RENT
FOR Garage. See Mrs.
Mamie Adams, II Water St.-46-3t
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LOST

LOO1
LOST-One black and white male
Beagle hound. Return to Carroll Miller
or Fred Glotfelty, Oakland.45-3*
LOST-One Gasoline "A" Ration
Book. Finder please return to Lester
Martin, Oakland, or to the local Re
ton Board.-47-1t#.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-13

FOR SALE-16 acres land, S-room
house, with 5 rooms furniture, gas
and electric. Garage, large chicken
house. Nelson S. Wood, Box 300,
Oakland, Md. Phone 63-J.-45-3t%
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-13

Doggy DANFORD didn't find out
that she loved Roger Linsley un-
til she had refused him and he had
departed for a canoe trip in the
Canadian wilderness, leaving no adj
dress behind him. Which seems
rather Stupid of her
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-22

lesten Sabre gebabt baben. Ser Selb-
8ottesoienit beginnt um ii llbr NOR
gems.
8oloi's 5arm liegt an Ser perl1n-
serten @eorsetotpn Roao auf ser lin,
ten Settle. 8ir sreroen 9arauf ieber,
Dob 3eihen angebradt tuerben, bab
ieoermann Sen Ylat nit 2eidtigfeit
finben fanu. I'm 10 llbr moreens
merben @agen Dor Ser Stride bereii
lteben. Inn iolde mitaunebmen, Die tel,
men eigenen @agen baber.
@ie oas auf ,,niern Bidnids iiblif
lit, 10 baben mir ipieoerum reihlid
fir leiblihe grfriidunsen seiorst.
Seoermann lit berslid) eingelaoen
Snsbeionoere ertparten mir bon I'm,
ieren iddiiihen BoHseenoiien. 6ab iie
aae forlmen uno nit uns einen id)0.
men Gag nerleben.
Ser 2irhenrat.
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Ndjtnns!

Der 2ieSertafel MGnnerfor maht
biermit befannt, bob mir om 90. Mu-
quit i'm Sitieite Sadienbeim elm gro,
bes 0artemfeit oeranitalten. gs mosen
fid bite an6ere 8ereine bieien Da-
tum merten, omnit nid)t tpieber atpei
ODER orei Jeitlidfeiten 5lriammen fom-
men. gs lit cine 0amilienieier. oas
beibt, ieber bringt 2ino uno 2egel
NIT uno iein abenoelien. Sir lln-
terbaltuns miro retdiih geiorgt ner-
ben uno anberoem gibt es ettpas
Neues: ginen Deletanten- -@ettltreit
(Amateur 4olr). Sd)One Hreiie tper-
ben ausgegeben. Natiirlih Ean3 uno
Spiele tpie ShieBbuoe uitp. iino a,ii
Dem Yrosramm. Mles nGbere ip6ter
4ereeBt niht ben Datum: 90. Mug
Dos &omitee.
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9amendjor Saronia.

2ieb SGnserinnen uno paiiire Wit-
elieoer, es biene eud CUR sefGaigen
Nahriht, DaB mir am 20. Suni elmer
aemifid)en NbenS
perbunoen nit Mbeitoeiien abbalten
iperoen. Dieienigen, benen es moelih
lit, m0sen lhon am Nahmittag tom.
men. @leihaeitig iperoen mir tpie iib-
lih aud) mniere @ebitrtstagsfino,r
ebrcn. gs iino biesmal Sdileerinnen
Matbiloa Sigarto. &. NHri6a, g..
Quti1, 6. 9iihler uno 80. glaeanid.
giien miro um Z llbr ierbiert.
Bitte fommt ale uno labt es tuirf.
lid einen gemiitliden M6eno weroen.
Gbarlotte @ottidling, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-22

Ssn Columbus, Sbio, itarb nad
ldngerem 2eiben am 5. SUM im Mlter
pon Ga SSabren
Serr 0,ors Sartis
unb rpuros am 8. sunni unter groBer
8eteilieune BON gereinsmitslieoern.
6reun6en nno 8efannten INN 1 80
llbr nddmittags unter 2eitung oes
Seidenbeitatters u. S. Selo auf bem
@reerlamn 5rieobof 3ur letten 3ube
gebettet. Haltor 6. 6. Seuer bon Scr
Wartin 2utber Stride leitete Sic
9rauerfeier uno ridtete troitreidc
@orte an sic 2eiStragenSen. 9er8er-
itorbene mar elm Mitglieo bieier Sir
DIE ioipie bon 3tpeig 38 uno Central
Berbano.
Ser 9abingei6iebene ,puroe in
8otih, Siebenbiireen, seboren une
fam i'm Sabre 1912 nod Sen @erei-
nisten Staaten unb lieb iid in Golunl-
bus nieoer. Sm Sabre 1922 reihte er
&oiina Both Sic &ano gum Gbebuno,
Der Elm giiidlider NOR uno SEM 5,pci
'S0bne entiproiien. gr NOR elm gutter
8ater uno treuer @atte. uno freun6-
li6er @ann.
@s trauern INN i'm feline tiefgebeug-
te @attin @oiina &artis. 3lpei S0bns
Sssobn &artig in Der @eb, mabt un>
@iliam oabeinl, elm Stiefiobn @eora
8otb, aub in ser @ebrma1t, urn
5luei Stieit0bter, Grau &clen Yrin3e
un0 Grau &oiie Miles, ioiple piele
GreunSe.
Hube leiner Mihe.
5. @obmeiiter, Sefr.
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3ipeig Ia.

Gs biene alien Mitglie6ern aur &C.
faaigen Nahridt. 0ab 6ie reselmdbi
ge 8eriammlung am Samstag. bel
1. Suli, 8 llbr abenos, inn Sadien.
beim abaebalten miro. tNGe Witslic'
Ser, Die nit ibren 8eitrdsen i'm @lid,
itanoe iino. iino eriud)t, in Die Ser
iammll,ng 3u fommen uno iid gut
itebeno au MAIDEN.
9a auh Der 8eridt bes atpeiteu
8ierteliabrss porgeleien miro, 10 tpGrt
es tpiinihens,pert, oaB aue Mitgliebel
iid an oieier 8eriammliing beteili.
gen. Mnoreas 1beuman, Sefr.
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3ipeis "a.

aGsn ShmeItern oiene our Na6Js
riht, Dab nGhIte Seriammlllng ON
Treitag, sen Z. Suli, nm 1:3O llbr
abenos, itattfinoet. 9lae SdppeIterr,
lpelde NIT 8eitrdsen ober Sofaliterbe-
aelo i'm HiidItano iino, mogen lid)
eutitebeno maden.
s(ui ser &ranfenlilte iinh bie Shpc-
ltern: q. Ylantih, 90. Seeming, &
Shuiter uno glug. @eber. Wir ipiin-
|lhen alien baloige 8ellerung.
sn ser letten geriamn,il,ns muroe
beihloiien am 13. Suli elm Eidnid
abspbalten i'm Sahienbeim, 400 Dit
55. tStraBe - aber nur fir Witglie-
ser. &ommt einmal aue. Inn einen
ih0nen Hahmittag 81 perleben. Sbr
fonnt audi &arten uno anOere Spiele
Ipielen unS Ylauoern nad 8elieben.
I'm $50 uhr abenos miro 2unf Ter
piert uno alles lit fret. &egen ooer
Sonnenibein fommt oob. Mae Sd,pe.
itern sic an bieiem 2unh teilnebmen
ipoaen, mogen iid) sefGaisit anmeloeu
big our ndditen 8eriammlung be-
Srdl. 2atb. 3afel, Gel. @l. 3345,
| ooer Sefr. Sobanna 8olff, Gel. So.
2S19. Gs boifen baB alle Sdspeiterl'
an oieiem Yidnid Sonrerstag, Den
13. Suli. teilnebmen umo pielen Su.
| NOR mitbrineen.
&atb. 3afel, Erdiioentln.
esobanna Wolff, Sefr.
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Siebenblreifa. .2lmerifanifAes Dolfsblatt

M6beres oariiber tpiro ipGter betannt
gegebsn. @ue SreunSe a,nieres Ser
ems tperOen frednolidit erludt iid
oieien Mbeno fir uns fret 5u balten.
@eiter mohten mir nod tefannt mo.
den. SaB unier 3neia am s. Aueuit
Elm Hifuid abbdlt. Sud- bieien Datum
m0bten mir arnlere Greunbe bitten ir
grimerung an bebalten uno uns nit
ibrem 8eiub 81, beebren. aue M!tglie-
Ser, ipelhe bas SterbegelO nod nid)t
b,:ablt bnben, tperoen eriud)t es III
Ser nGditen 0eriammla,na am 13.
Suli an be5ablen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-22
N,s< Canton, Okie
GIN ia ID.

gs oiene allen 8riioern bes 3tpeig
ia, iotuie Sdtpeitern oes 3,peis II
uno ser Sugeno bon Canton, Ohio,
3ir gefdaigen 9eadridt, Dob uniere
3aliammenfunft am Samstag Den
"a. sSuni, 8 ltbr abenbs, inn Sad-
ienbeim abgebalten tpiro. 9a freias
8ier uno 2und ieroiert miro, 10 bof-
fen mno tpiinihen mir, oab alle an bie.
fem Mbeno antpeieno iein ,per6en.
Mnoreas 1bellmann, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-22
Ghieaap. HQinpiS

9euttme unS SietenbArsii6- S6&tii6e
Ct. $aulus 0emeinbe, 1855 &smer Stt.
Yaftor g. Sdu,ibt. 1850 Somer St1.
SeSen Sonnta9 8 ltbr Sonntaeifule in
enaliid uno oeuti4. 9eutiher Wottes<
hienft ieben Snnntaa 1915 lh,; eno<
is6er @ottesbienit ieoen atpeiten rno
oierten Sonntaa 1913 llhr. 9eutiher
&nufirmanben zllnterridlt Witttpoh nad>
mtttaes 1880 ltbr; en9liiher aunfirs
manbcnsllnterridt Samstaa oornr3taaS
10 l1br. 0eutid)e S@uIe Sdmstaa nnds
mittaSs 9 l1br.
Vile @Iaubensaenoiien unb Sreuube
iinb ber3lid eineelaben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-22
3iueie AZ.

0ie lette Geriammlung mar gut
beiudt uno oae 9eiddfte sinsen ilott
Don itatten. llnier iGbrlihes
Eidnid
finbet 1pieberum am 4. SuIi i'm Chi
caao Hioae @rope itatt. Wir laoen
ale Sahien ,,no ssreunbe bas, elm.
Das ileiBige &omitee unter Sobn
Sdtuuers 9eit,lne gibt iih srob,
Wiiibe, INN allen 8eiuhern einen
3dOnen uno genilBreihen Sag 81 be-,
reiten. Mn 8etrdnfen, Spleen unS
Sanospides miro es nift feblen.
ltnierer franfen Sttpelter 9aura
Sbufiert tpiiniden mir baloige Gr-
boluna uno boffen iie am Eidnid uno
Ser ndditen geriammluna in unierer
Wfitte 81 baben.
Oie nadyite Geriammlung finbet
am 6. Sl,li IN Sobn &ingbauers Saue
ltatt. MIe Mitglieber merben erh,bt
iih Saran 81 beteilisen uno i'm gerein
mb Central 8erbanS suti:ettss::;;ss 81
MAIDEN. Sails sic Sbre MSreiie &C.
pedielt baben. iollten Sic ben 0in.-
SefretGr iofort benabridtisen. Seine
Mbreiie lit: Mnop Soul, 1542 Galt
64tb ct. Ndberes iiber Yidnid in Ser
nadlten Summer.
SAUL Oiefenbader, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-22
9amend)or Saronia.

Su Der letten sutbciudten Ser
iammluns muroe SRI. Mnna Maralh-
fp als Mitelieo eingefiibrt uno Srall
Sermine Maurer purbe ais &anoiOa-
tion porseihlasen mo in uniern
SGngerfreis berslih begriibt. @ir
bitten INN reitere nere Sdngerinnen.
5rau Sliie Stirner aus 6lorioc
beebrte uns nit ibrem Beiud uno mir
alle frenten uns tie bel ,ns 5u baben.
ella. Siihler, Sefr.