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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
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ROCHE SER I. r. n %
GNSl Police were wondering to-
day what 90 do with 6-year-old
boy who admitted starting fire
that caused $4,000 damage to
the interior OF ST. Anne Roman
Catholic Church.
lie is the son Of a parish MEM
Der tho Rev. George J. Schultz,
pastor said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
BAND TO. TAKE PART

Music will bc furnished by the
boys band Of the department of
parks and recreation.
The entire program will be cli-
NAKED by a moment OF silence
As taps is sounded honorIng those
who fell during the siege
-frtvttt-tft tt1-ttTr -rrtCrnuT1v szre
Gov Kelly, Mayor Jeffries, Mayor
Philip Sauer Of Pontiac, City
Clerk Leadbcttcr: NJ anucl l..
Quezon. president-in-cxile Of the
Philippines; Col Carlos p. Ro-
mulo. author Of Il Saw the Fail
Of the Philippines, - and Mrs.
Jonathan Al Wainwright. wife OF
the commanding officer Of Ba-
taan. who was taken prisoner at
CorTegidor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29

history belonged 10 every one
Of them
III was not the dive bomb
ers nor the slashing, insistent
thrusts OF infantry nor the
ceaseIess pounding Of heavy
guns that brought the japanese
victory. Our forces Succumbed
10 the throttling fingers Of star
walton and disease ="
To keep green, the memory OF
that historical event. The Detroit
Times and the Michigan chapter
OF the Federated Bataan Relief
Organization viii hold a COM
memoratiVe service on Sunday
April Q irom~1 TO 100 p. m. al
the city hall.
WILL BIZ BROADCAST
Radio Station CKLW viii
hLnadcaz- tlAie GpAt -H4lRt4tes- a.
the service. which viii feature ar
address by the Rev Fr. John J
Toomey of the Maryknoll Fathers
Pr TOomcy, now IN Detroit
was a missionary IN the Philip
pines and China for p years
Sent 10 Hongkong Just before the
outbreak Of war, he was captured
there and Interned for a year
Members Of tho Michigan State
Troops and the Boy Scouts will
form color guards before the rel
atiyeS of all Michigan prisoners
OF the japanese, who will be the
honored guests of the occasion
Representatives of civic, re-
ligiouS and patriotic groups will
attend together with members
OF the army navy marines, coast
guard WAC. WAVES, SPARS
and lady marines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29

BENNY GOODMAN. king Of
Swing, says. Adam Hats have
that swing and eVerything!"
Mr.. Goodman Spring model
IVES chosen from the gay
variety Of styles available.
Models to $40.
80 CAMPUS MARTIUs
2O2s WOODWARD AVE.
1855 GRAND RIVER AVE.
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Public Health
Office Statistics
November

~ va ~ ~ . p
The statistical report of the
Jackson County Health Depart
ment for the month of November
follows.
Communicable Disease Control
Consultations with physicians,
l. field visits, diphtheria. 2; ty-
phoid fever and paratyphoid fe-
yer, |; scarlet fever, 8; others, 9;
hookworm, 8. Immunizations
(persons immunized, 3; smallpox,
$50; diphtheria, 1888; typhoid fe-
yer, 386; whooping cough, 81.
Venereal Disease Control
Admissions to nursing service.
81; clinic visits, 51O; field visits
to delinquents, 80; admissions to
medical service, II; field visits ia
contacts, 80; other service, 1.
tuberculosis Control
Individuals admitted to medi-
cal service, l06; individuals adj
mitted to nursing service, IL;
x-ray examinations, l06; clinic
visits. i09; visits to private ply
sicians, S; field nursing visits, 10.
office nursing visits, is.
Maternity Service
Cases admitted to antepartum
medical service, q; cases admitted
to antepartum nursing service, 8;
visits by antepartum cases to
medical conferences, 6; visits by
antepartum cases to private ply
sicians, %: field nursing visits to
antepartum cases, l6; office nurs-
ing visits by antepartum eases.
ID; cases given postpartum ex-
animation by private physicians,
|; eases admitted to postpartum
nursing service, 8; nursing visits
to postpartum cases, "a. inspee-
ton by dentists or dental hygien-
isis, Il visits to private dentists.
|; visits for midwife supervis-
ion, 2.
Infant and Preschool Hygiene
Infants: Individuals admitted
TO medical service. |; individuals
admitted tn nursing service, ~
visits TO private physicians, s.;
field nursing visits, IS: office
nursing visits, 10. Preschool: In
d~ividuals admitted to nursing
service, 81, visits to private ply
sicians, 40; field nursing visits,
81, office nursing visits. "a.
prophylaxis by dentists or dental
hygienists. l; visits by dentists
or dental hygienists, z. visits by
private dentists, 3.
School Hygiene
Inspections by physicians or
nurses, 986; individuals admitted
to nursing service, 10; field nurs-
ing visits. Is; office nursing Wis
its, 6; inspections by dentists or
dental hygienists, 2.172; prophy-
laxis by dentists or dental hy-
gienists, %; visits by dentists or
dental hygienists. "a; visits to
private dentists, 229; class room
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Arena

There were 81 persons present
at the Pine Grove Church of God
Sunday at Sunday school. There
was preaching afterwards by
Brother Erwin of Hattiesburg
Church of God, who is holding
the revival for a week OF more.
He preached Sunday afternoon
at 2:30 and Sunday night at Q
o'clock. There was dinner on
the ground after preaching Sun
day morning.
Drewy Dudley. son Of Mrs. Eli
Dudley, has returned home after
being with the armed forces at
the Aleutians near Alaska. He
has a 30-day furlough.
Mrs. Nose Williams gave a
miscellaneous shower last Tues
day night in honor of Mrs. La
vonne Shows. The party was
given at the residence of Mrs.
Nose Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Stricken,
Joye and Junior. visited in the
home of Mrs. E. w. Strickler's
father, Mr. Glassman, in Chick
asaw, Ala. Mr.. Glassman has been
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Several Members
OF High School Band
Attend Stote Clinic

Several members of the Pas
cagoula High school band are at
tending the State Band Clinic,
which is now in session in Clarks-
dale, Miss. Members of high
school bands from all owe the
state are attending this clinic TO
compete for the honors awarded.
Students from Pascagoula
chosen by a committee at Clarks-
dale from a list of names sub
mitted by Miss Irene Humphrey,
band director at the Pascagoula
High school, are Florence Spark
man, William Frank, Frances
Cudabac, Mary Mccoy and Anna
Margaret Wright. They depart
ed for Clarksdale early Wednes-
day morning. accompanied by
Miss Humphrey. They will re-
turn Sunday. Highlights of the
program are tryouts on Deem
Der 6, rehearsals on December z
and a concert on December 8.
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Mount Pleasant

Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Ware and
Denver Dale Lyons were guests
at dinner on Sunday in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Laurin Ware and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Roberts
were guests on Friday evening OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper Roberts and
o in Pascagouia. Also, they
visited Mr.. Roberts sister, Mrs.
Mollie Carter, Of Wade, who is
III in the Pascagoula Clinic.
Guests al dinner on Sunday
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
]. VanHorn were Miss Dollie and
r.. c. Roberts.
A large crowd attended the
gumbo supper given at the home
Of Mrs. Jack Fletcher on Satur-
day evening by the members of
the VanCleave Eastern Star
Chapter. and approximately
SITS was realized from the sale
of gumbo. chicken dumplings,
pies and pecans. This sum will
be applied on the purchase of
. piano for the Masonic Hall at
Vancleave.
Mrs. M. P. Davis has been Wis
iting her son and daughter-in-
law, Rev. and Mrs. M. p. Davis,
Of Brooklyn, Miss, and assisting
fhem in getting moved to Sum-
rail-, where Rev. Davis will be
pastor for the ensuing year.
Corp. Charles Hardin, of Camp
Bowie, Texas, is home on fur
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quite i'll, but is improved now.
Nh. and Mrs. Kearney Under
wood Of Hickory Grove, Miss,
are visiting in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Nose Williams and at
tending the revival at the Church
Of God at the Pine Grove
church.
Mrs. Frank Smith visited in
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Buddy
Underwood OF Agricola, Miss,
for several days last week. While
there she made a business trip
to Moss Point.
Mr.. Ames Overstreet is at the
Veterans Hospital in Biloxi for
treatment. He has been gone
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Stricken,
Marian, Sonny, Lila Mae and
Helen visited in our neighbor-
hood Sunday.
Mrs. Rex Roberts, Mrs. Lois
Meier of Wheelerville, Ala, Wis
tied in the home of Mrs. Henry
Roberts Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Roberts. Mrs. Rex
Roberts, Mrs. Lois Meier, Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Driskell attended
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Tough with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mack Harbin, and the fam
lily.
Mt. Pleasant is happy to well
come the Rev. G.. II. Mcbride
back on the Vancleave charge
as pastor for the fourth consecu-
tive year, and wish for him and
his family a pleasant year with
us.
Little David Lyons was carried
to the doctor on Saturday by his
mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Denver Lyons and Mrs. J. J.
Ware. but We are happy to re-
port that he is better at this
time.
Nh. and Mrs. w. c. Clement
of Pascagoula and New Orleans
were visiting Mrs. Clements par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Carter,
on Sunday.
The Christmas Program will
be given at Mt. Pleasant church
on Sunday evening before
Christmas as usual, and will be
under the direction of Mesdames
Maurice Taylor and j. c. Harris,
and Messrs. @. c. and Alfred Rob.
erts.
Mr.. T. N. Roberts of Gautier
was visiting his brotber-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
VanHorn, on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Ware
visited MIR. Wares mother and
Mrs. Laura-Bell and Miss
Annie Laurie Ware, in Pasca-
on Sunday.
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Selective Service
Members Hold State
Meeting At Jackson

More than 600 Selective Serv-
ice members attended a recent
statewide meeting held in Jack
son. Col. L. w. Long, director of
selective service. and his staff
outlined the work of selective
service for the next six months
and in so doing stated that clas-
sification would be simplified
and inductions of men would
continue about the same. The
problem of readjustment of the
returning veteran was a high
light of the meeting. Colonel
Long stated that this is a COM
munity problem and should con-
sist of the physical, mental, NOR
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al and social readjustment OF
the veteran back into community
life. as well as aid in securing
suitable employment.
Governor Bailey addressed the
group on the subject: "Missis-
sippi's plans for expansion and
development of its resources"
His challenge was: Il dare you
not to do your best in planning
to receive the boys when they
come back from the wars" His
talk was a challenge to the lead
ers of the community and the
state in the development of the
state with returning veterans. A
response from all veterans or
CARNATIONS indicated that plans
had been affected to meet this
challenge.
A panel on the veterans assist
ance program was held in the
course of the meeting, in which
the clerks of the local and appeal
boards questioned the represen-
tatives of selective service, war
manpower commission, veterans
administration, agriculture, vet
Grams organizations. department
of education and others.
I
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services at the Pine Grove
Church of God Sunday.
A Woman's Missionary meet
ing will be held at the Pine
Grove Church of God Tuesday
afternoon at 2;30 pm.
Mr.. Pete EzelI has been on the
sick list and friends are hoping
for early recovery.
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health talks, /; attendance, SIS.
Morbidity Service

Admissions to medical service,
|; office nursing visits, l..
Crippled Children Service
individuals admitted to nurs-
ing service, 4; nursing visits, 6.
General Sanitation
New septic tanks installed, /,
schools, S.. public water supplies,
S; other service, rs.
Protection of Food and Milk
Field visits to foodhandling es-
Establishments, 6.
Laboratory
Specimens examined: Typhoid,
blood cultures, 2; typhoid, vidal,
3; diphtheria cultures, 81; syphi-
lis, 100; malaria, /; gonnorrhea,
IL; tuberculosis. %; feces for
parasites, AZ; urinalysis, SIS; rab-
les, /; spinals. 81.
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W. S. C. S. Meets

Twelve members were pres
ent at the meeting of the w. S.
c. S. Monday evening in the
home of Mrs. Ida and Mrs. Nave
Graham. Worship service was
conducted by Mrs. N. M. Carter,
Spiritual Life leader, with Scrip
ture repeated in unison, and the
song. Take MY Life and Let II
Be-" sung. Mrs. ]. c. Harris led
the prayer. Readings we're given
by Mrs. Wilma Golf, Mrs. Nave
Graham, and Mrs.Ruth Roberts,
and verses from several songs
were sung. Reading and APP
proval of minutes of the preced-
ing meeting followed. and Mrs.
r. M Roberts, secretary. gave a
comprehensive report of collee-
tions and expenditures during
the year; and Mrs. Harris re-read
the goals toward which the club
has been striving, and reported
this division one hundred per
cent IN the attainment OF same.
Mrs Wilma Golf closed the meet
ing with a prayer. Mesdamcs
Graham, Junior and Senior,
served delicious hot chocolate
and homemade cake for refresh
ments. The next meeting will
be in the home of Mrs. Maurice
Taylor on December Is. at 1880
pm.
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MIR and Mrs. Herbert Lyons
were dinner guests on Sunday in
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aus
tin and Mrs. Ida Graham.
Mrs. L. c. Roberts spent Wed
nesday and Thursday of last
week with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Clark and their children in East
lawn.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Mansfield
of Pascagonla were visiting Mrs.
Mansfield's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. M. Taylor, on Sunday after
noon.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-12-08

Because of its resemblance to
platinum was named
from the Spanish word plata"
for silver.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-12-08

More than 100000 men and
women in the United States are
employed by wholesale and re-
tail grocers.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04
2l,,s Martins Serry, Okic


gae Wfitglieher oes 3l6cig 12 tper.
ben oaralli auimerfiam en,ad)t, bab
Den barauf aufmerfinm gemnht, Dab
tagabeno, oen IS. Mai, fiir oie aill.
Ser. Mitelieber Scr Sugcnodbteilung
bes 31peig 12 bes Central Serhanoes,
cine l(nterbaltung i'm Sadlenbeinl
beranltultet uno ale Gltern bon &in
eern Ser Sirgenoabteilung iiso criuhi
ibre &inoer ms Suhlenbeim Su brin.
gen. on bieiem Nbcnb, oalnit iie iit)
einnlal gut unterbaltcn unb tennen
lernen. Sos apmitec, 9r. Wtit)ael :.
Siitter uno 8eorg 81. &ralncr nit Ell
nigen Shlpeitcrn ,peroen pcriuhen
alIes gut ppr5ubereiten, oamlt &inoer
lmo Gltern, 9llt ultb Sung. cinigs
frobe Stllnoen perleben. sluN &inDer,
Die >nift sur Sugenoabteilllng 9cbo
rem, iino berSlid) ipillfplurten. Is 10
BET ollie ber5lih eil Tas &onitee
per @eorg u. &runler, Sefr.
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3ipeia 10.

Sie lettc GerlMnmblmg mar gua
be'lht uno ser Slterhaie bate ieill
GerIpreheu gebalten lmo geniieeno
geiIrbtc Gier iiir ale 9Iltrelenoen
binterlnilPn.
Sn oieier Ger'dmnlll,nn hatteu mir
Oas Gergnii9en hilbert saul in inle.
rer Wtltte 5u baben; lelne Sohter
auorp iuurhe um Ealnllpuutug tpn.
firlert. 3u Gbrcn oieies Cages bate
er llrlaub genonuuen, nm nit Der
Nalullie uno pielen Treunoen oieiell
Seita Gei5upobnen.
Nhtlmg NtitgIieoer. Maf Gereius
beid)luB miro uulcre &criainlnlllNe
tld)t dnl Sonntag, Oen a.. 'pnOern
am lfontag, ben 10. Mui, 7:3O llbr
abenos, abgebalten. 9lue Mltglicoe:
lueroeu gebeteu lid 5u beteiligcn.
slls SeIegatin iiir sic aonucntiou
luuros gnlilp EouI gcpdhIt, als Gr.
'aB Gll5abeth Sitterlp.
GliSabetb SllterIu, Sefr.
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2lms uctp pcre, 4. i.
3lucis ~.

IS oiene alleu Wtitglieocrn bcs
3pcig "A sur 9tadriht, oaB Die
nddite Serimlnllllng am 7. Mai, 4
llbr nnhmittags, im Gcrciuslofal.
22S Sit S5. Str. abacbaiteu miro.
Mae Mitglieoer iinD crilft 81 eribei,
nen ipeil in oieier TerialulIllna Gin
Selegat fiir sic Oiesidbrige &ouuen.
tiol ge!rdblt ipcrOcn ipu. Ia in Der
lester Seriamnllllng niht genllg Mit
glieoer nnlpelcno marcn lpurbe Die
Wubl bis Sur Wai .Tcrlantmlllng Der.
ldpben. Gs ipIlte fein Wfitelieo feb
len. Sdppclter &atbarinu Seilcr iii
nod nuf ser aranfenlilte.
&ntb. Spnt'd), Scfr.
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2l,ss Gerai,,. Wtic
3tpeia 3.

aQen griioern oieue sur geidaissrl
Nndlrid)t. ouB Die regelnlaBige Ser
'anmlli,ng Sonstag Sen 6. Otai,
7:3O ltbr abenos, itattfinbet. Gs iinn
aud, oiesmal uihtige @eifGite su CT.
le0ieen. Inrim rperoen aae 8riiOer
freunblihit eriuf)t oieier Seriamm-
hung bel5uipohnel
Wle mir geiagt Durbe Don Briioerll,
lrar Sobn Woloner, elm iriiberes Ylit.
glieo pon unierem 3lpeia, IN 2orain
auf geillh. Gs tut mir leib oab er
niht eine Wohe irater bierber gefom-
men lit, oamit er iih an unierer Ser.
iamnlli,ng beteilgt bate: oenn nlll
ap1ren .ftob gelpeien iIt,n 3u ieben,
6enn er NOR cine lange 3eit in 9tetp
Dorf anidiIig. 8ir boffen onB er bas
,df]ite Weal apenn, er tuieoer nod SO.
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2lms Gtieaec. 1uineis
3mcia ~.

Sonntaa, oen 7. @tai, ueranltaltei
Stpeig AZ einc &artenpartc uerbunocn
nit San5 in Hingbauers Saae an
5159 60. sliblanb slpe. afap areitel.
gliie Heamer. slnna &raIit, Wtarn
ann araft, Nina Sin5, Anna 2ieb,
slnna Marfel. Selen Dtarfel, aath.
ebert uno Mife Wtattes iino i'm So
mitee luo !peroen olles notige beior,
gen. gegim Scr aortenportic nm 4
llbr nahn.
N1hite &erianlnllung flnoct an
Gonnerstua. Sen 4. Mai in Sobn
HingbullPrs Saue ltatt apntmt ule.
Saul Tiefenbader, Sefr.
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Wnttcrtaabanf:fi.

Ger 3lpeig % ieiert mu Sonrtcg.
bcn If. Mai, Whlttertag nit eineln
9anfctt. Gns Giien miro nm punft
I llbr nbcnos ierpicrt. Gih &clnli;t
gibt iid) ole Wtiibe ules ouis 8elte
porsuberciten luln cn gltcs Erogram
81 bieten. Wci Oicier Gclcgenbeit iollcn
luut geitluB ocs Gereins. unlere Nc,
ontlnnen aeebrt luerocr. Die oenl Ser
ciu 10 Sabre lang treu nn 9lmt o.
oient baben, iuoem ein 0eld,enf iiber-
rcitt miro. sluc Wtitglieoer iinO beri-
LID eingelaoen. Sdpucltern fonlint alle
uno laiict uns in oielcn Idreren 3rl.
Ten Sulanlnlenbalteu lllo elm Croft
mort cine bsr unoern iagcn, benn W!r
Otiittrr iiiblen Noic Sd)nerjen DER &C.
gelup1riigcn 3eit am nlelIten. Gaber
folnnlt mo lallet llns clnen geniBs
reifen slbcuo Ocn Serbultnillen nod
sviumnlen perlebcn. Gs laOet elld) oa-
81 Ell SnS &oillltee.
z. Sartnann, Sefr.
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Triibjabrs-& s-&onsert.

PIN San'staa, Sen 13. Wiai, 8 llbr
obcnos, miro in Ser Sabienbaue al
Jranflin slpe. imo Stint Sill oas
Iriiblings-&pn5ert abgebalten. Mae
OeutIden Sduger Don Youngstolpn
bcteiligen iih Oaran llno es miro oas
fir geiprgt neroen jcbem eiren eerltB.
rcihcn slbeno 5u bicten. slue iinO
bcrSIi6 elngelabcn.
Hrpgranin,.
I. a. Sriihling. bu 9oIh'ne 3cit ------
Gngclstirhcn
b. Gin Hhciuiidl,s Hdbdcn - 9rdncr
2. q. MGnncrd,6r
= Spng pi Spuc --- Sdllbcrtz zHolnberG
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z. 9 Sumcndpr Gbellueib
3. Youngstown Idnner Wniicndor
2 yicber nnh slusirabl
4. a. antbrpn's SScbbin9 San - 2upadS
b. Gets Bring Nelp @lorp TO Slb @lorb
- &drrp gSurren
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Wntter. nnb 3od)ter.Vanfctt bes
3mein 18.

Sn Der am |. MpriI abgebaltener
Geriammlune tpurbe ein Mtutter. uno
bter.9anfett beifloiicn. 0asieIbe
iou am 13. Mtai, Sanstaeabeno be.
Dor Wllttertag, a6gebalten pcrbc,.
Der Muttertog ipllte fir alle Miit.
ter cine srpBe 8eoelltung babcn, iiber.
baupt iett in Oieier idipcren 3eit. Sn-
folgeoeiien eraebt an ollie 0tiitttr Die
freunolidiie Ginlabune nit ibrcn
Sodtern al Oieiem gaufett teil5uneh,
men. is ergebt al ale oie ireilnb.
lidltc 8itte lid nidt ipdter ais Biz
Sanstag. Ocn 6. Wtai, bel ser Yrai
eliiabctb @iridJt an5unelocn uno iid,
cine @anfcttfarte 81 beiorgen, lpelde
BLOB cinen Collar per Yeripn foltet.
OaS &omltee lit bcmiibt alle Miitter
uno SOdyter aufs bette 81 beOiene:!
uno allen cinen genuBreiden 9lbene
Su bcreitcn
slu6 perben nlle Wtitglieocr baruui
auimcrfiam selnadt, oaB Sie ndbite
Geriamnll,lng Sonntag, sen IA. Mal,
= llbr nad,nlittags abgebaltcn, miro.
Hah Scr Gcriannlung sriro ,pteOer
mic gelpobnlidb &aifee ulo SUDDEN
ierpiert werSen. sllip fpmmt uue.
Wiarp &ogelbltbcr, Scfr.
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Sncia 46 Wnttcr. nno Sud,tcr.
Wanfctt.

Wtntter ino Sodlter lin0 jluel 'd)Onr
. @orte. tie iollen cine grobe 9eoel.-
tl,ne baben belonoers in olc'pr 3eit.
SaruE ergebt on ale Wtiltter sic irbl.
gin!aoing mit lbren Softern an Ole.
lem Sanfett teIl5rnlebmen.
9lut ereebt Die Bite Oil nuc, id,
bel oer ErGiioenttl Sfluelter Surt
ober elmer Sdnpeiter, Die lm aomitee
lit, nnplmelben, oamit alle gut beOient
tperoen. Cine ganfeifarte ion bios
einen Collar per Terion fpllen. ainoer
nnter 5polf Sabren 90 Gents.
Gas aonlitee lit ifon an Ser ar.
belt. nm alien gtiittern uuo Sphtern
Elm paar genuBreide Stlnoen 81 be-
reiten.
Syln &pritee limo Die iolsenDen
Shiueitern: 8ertruoe Strait, &atb
&rai,s. &otb. &lpor, Wartbn aloor
gliie &loor, Dtaraareie airnbnler
gli5. &ramer, Sophie 2urs. &aib
9nrs, 9egina Goprld, gll5. Sins. 6
Sin5ing, Mnna Gins.
0as 8anfett iou an -. Mai, 8 llGt
nbenos, an 1859 u. sllbluno 9lpe
ubgebolten iperoen. Gus &pmitee boil,
reft piele iSreunoe an bieiem 2lbeni
begriiBen 5il fonnen.
Hruu Snub. Seft.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04
Siucia IA.

Gs biene allen Wtltglieocrn sur &C.
folligen. Nud)rldlt, oaB n1hlre Ser.
ianmtllln9 um Samstag ben o. Wai,
8 ltbr aberbs. abgebalten miro.
slne Mltglieoer, Die nit ibrell
9eitrasen I'M Gidltano limo, lperoen
eriudt in oie Serinmmlling III tpm,
men uno lid gutitebeno 5n MAIDEN.
Slut) miro ser erite Gierteliabrs-
beritlt bonn Sireftorilm ulieres
Seims porgelelen. Sesbnlb III es min.
ihensipert, onb aue 0tltalieOer iid} an
oieler Seriammlung betel!lgen.
glnoreus Sbellman, eStr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04
3lts1 Gantet,, Okic
Mntter- tnb Spd)terfeit in Der
Ehriftns Stride.

Mm Sonntag, Den IA, Moi. I'm:
6 llbr abenos, miro Elm ,Seltelien Sll
Gbren Der Wtutter in oen nnteren
&1umen Der Gbriitusfirhe itottfinoen
gs tperben biesmal aber nid)t rltr
Miitter uno Sodter an oieier Seier
teilnebmen. Der Sraueuperein boi
ulid etne gitlnbuna al Die 9dter lmo
'S0bne ser Belneinoe ergeben lniiell.
10 BOB oos Set einen aagenleincn
Gbaraftcr boben miro. Die Scilneb-
mer miro Elm ihones Irperamm cr.
iparten. sllle Irelnbc lmb Witalieoer
Der 8enclnoe iino ber5Iidh 5u oielcr
jeler eilgelnben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04
Sur Grit,neruno

un unlcrn geliebten 8attcn llno Tdter
8epra @pacshnber
scr am 3. Wtai 1913 aus oiciem Scbcu
id)ieb.
Gin Sdbr lit ld)un pcriloilcu
Scit OH ms bnlt pcrluicu
Su treucs %otcrbcrS
Su So9cit bin in Sricncn
llnb licbeit ms binuichcn
,n Srouer llnh in SdDmcrS
9tlbe ionit in Iiibcr 9iup
Ni5 8ptt audi ms emit rllici III
Npmnlt her 5n mir ibr 8pitesiiubcr
Sd trOltc Die betriibten Climber
Sn 0jpttcs lid)ten S,immclshob'n
gScrbcn mir ilns picbcricbcn
Scuer ilt Der 500 sc, Gcincn
Socrr rnr Scincm Iu9ciic.)t
Sn oic Srdncn, Die nit lpcincn.
Ycud)tct bell ocin forgenlid,t
Sap Gin niger Sricbcusbpgcn
llnicrc Sraucr milo umid)licSi
Ts ullt, ms on biuge5paen
gSp Die Srdne niwncr flie6t
@Gplbnet BON oclnrn bih nic Der
acllcnoeu &iuDcrn lino Wottin
Marp @raclhnbcr.