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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29
City-wide Youth
Institute Now
In Session :

A city wide youth institute is
now in session at Pratt Memorial
Methodist church, all young people
from the age of IL and up are
urged to attend.
The program consists of lectures
music, Use OF Hobbies, recreation
and refreshments. special pro-
grams each night include College
Night, Talent Night, Artist Night,
and various other forms OF enter
tainment.
Monday night, July q, dediea-
tory program to our service men
will be observed. The music for the
occasion will be rendered by the
2o1 st. A. G. F.. Band, Of Camp
Shelby The guest speaker will be
PERCY Greene, the well known
Editor of the Jackson Advocate.
The public is invited to attend
all programs
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29

1t was Ollie Mae Morris, re-
cent graduate of Jackson Col
lege, who launched out in the
deep after learning that the
Jackson Advocate was discontin-
ueo in her city due to the lack of
an agent I'VE should become in
terested in the happenings around
us first" said Mrs. Morris, before
choosing two boys to distribute the
papers to the various homes.
Mrs. Morris, choose these youths
with the aim of creating within
them desire for leadership, while
their minds can be nodded in the
right way.
The building cf leadership, which
is highly stressed at Jackson Col
lege has been displayed by one
of its fine students, Mrs. Morris.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29
UP AND DOWN Parish Street
BY PERCY GREENE
BY PERCY GREENE

Sunday was because of that swell
affair they were having out at the
jackson Air Base. The affair was
brilliant success which was in
no small degree due to the big
smile of welcome for everybody on
the part of Genial First Sergeant
Neal. There was plenty of Ice
Cold Beer for everybody. Plenty of
fried chicken for everybody, and
excellent dance music by the Or
chestra from Camp Shelby The
honors for the preparing of that
tasty fried chicken go to Sgt. S.
w. Nolan, and Pfc. j. Nelson. Yes,
Sir. Everybody out at the Jackson
Air Base Sunday had great
time, but now everybody is Won
dering if it was the last time.
WEEKLY QUOTATION: Those
who enslave truth like the blind
Samson at the mill are our enc
mics. Sooner or later We must
grapple with them; for it is the
curse of tyrants that they must
ever conquer. They can never rest.
So the tyrants are on the march.
Liberty must rise and meet her
foe. We need not fear the out
come of the battle because mans
spirit has one constant quality-its
divine residence. Tt cannot long
be crushed. So come what may,
however the tide of battle sways
and GIBBS and turns, liberty is
deathless, freedom is immortal,
truth at last shall rise and March"
William Allen White.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29
Security Life Ins. Go
Directors Meet

The Board of Directors OF the
Security Life Insurance Company
held it's regular meeting in the
Company's Home Office at 125
10 N. Parish ST., here last week.
Those attending the meeting
were DR.. L. T. Barbridge, P. A.
Christian T. r. Sanders l.. B..
Frazier. william H. Bell, E. L
lipscomb, and Walter H Will
Hams. ~
Following the meeting DR.. L. L.
Barbridge, President OF the Com
pany and Prof. William Il. Ben
fg,airma,i of The Board. joined 1t
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29

Holden OF the city nave just re-
turned from Chicago where they
spent most pleasant and enjoy
able vacation at the home of Mrs.
Vera Brakefield, 1923 South Park
way.
Mrs. Nancy Henderson of 100!
Woodrow Wilson Ave, has just
returned from Brooklyn, N. z.
where she spent her vacation with
her daughter, Mrs. Marie Davis.
Her granddaughter, Nancy Collins
accompanied her on this trip.
They report very lovely time.
Mrs. Annie Robbie Sims Beaver
OF $685. Wentworth Ave, Chicago,
Ill. spent several weeks with her
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruton Sims of Rose Hill, Miss.
After leaving there she visited
her aunt, Mrs. Rebecca Brown OF
Gil West Erie St, this city. Mrs
Beaver was at one time student
of Lanier High school.
Pocahontas, Miss. - Mr.. r. b.
Ransom has just returned home
from the state convention IN
Yazoo City, Mississippi where ne
was a delegate. He reports a very
enjoyable time.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29
Special Notice

The Mount Olive Cemetery Club
wishes to announce that the rea-
son the work is not progressing at
Mount Olive Cemetery is because
we are unable to obtain the need
ed laborers. Any one who is interest
ed in the job is urged to apply at
once at 807 w. Lynch Street.
Mrs. Burr Brown, President, Mt.
Olive Cemetery Club.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29
BY PERCY GREENE

PARISH STREET SATURDAY
NIGHT: One day during this
month the local USO Club reach
ed it's Second Birthday, and its
influence upon the social life of
the town as affects the soldiers as
we'll as the civilian population was
the subject of one of my favorite
Saturday Night Conversations.
Everybody agreed that the USO
Club through its program of or
ganized and properly supervised
social and recreational activities
has already had an enduringly
wholesome affect upon the social
and recreational future of the city.
One of the most wholesome affects
of USO activities has been in
allowing the younger groups OF
the city to become acquainted with
proper guidance and supervision IN
planning and enjoyment Of social
and recreational activities. Because
of a lack of understanding of the
Importance of proper guidance and
supervision of USO activities,
there has been occasion to our
knowledge when certain young
women, in every other respect ELI
gible to participate, but who had
not registered and properly quail
fed according to USO rules,
have been denied participation in
certain USO activities. Such was
and is necessary in order to main
tain the high standard under
which USO seeks to operate. Those
who have been SO affected reed
only call at USO and properly
qualify themselves. During the two
years of its life the USO Club has
been under the direction of George
L. Edwards. assisted by Miss Luber-
Ia Gross, Secretary, and staff of
volunteer workers, all of whom
merit the highest praise for the
success of the club program. To
the USO Club, on behalf of the
entire city we extend the deepest
and most sincere concentrations
on your SECOND BIRTHDAY.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29

Madison Women's Association
was the guest of Stokes Chapel
pastored by the Rev. j. w. Frank
lin. A successful meeting was
held, $516.20 was raised. Mrs. c.
l.. johnson, President.
Mrs. N. D. Ellis, Bristow, Okla,
is house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Prichard.
Mrs. F. d. Parrish was called to
Camp Shelby to the bedside of
her nephew
Mrs. j. E. Anderson, Mrs. Celia
Elount, Mrs C. M. Varnado. Mrs.
Alyne johnson, Mrs. r. v. Prichard.
Miss Eunice Caldwell, Mrs. l.. B.
Covington, Mr.. Harry Archie, Miss
Lucille Nichols, and Rev. P. F..
Parker were delegates from Mt.
Zion Church attending the con-
Ventlon at Yazoo City, last week.
Mrs. Lucille Collins of Daven-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29
Canton News

The Stork visited the home of
Rev. and Ms. j. w. Franklin, July
Bird and left twin bundle of JOY
a little girl and boy, Willie Craw-
ford and Sara Willie. The daddy
is happy over his success, mother
and babies are resting fine. While
the stork was on his visit he left
a little girl, Katie Martha at the
home of Rev and Mrs. P. F.. Park
err.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29
Card OF Thanks

The husband and family of the
late Mrs. Letetia Moore. who pass
ed July 18th, 1914 thanks th9ir
many friends who were so thought
full. The messages of coincidence,
personal visits, floral designs help
ed in our hour of sorrow.
William Moore, son and daughter.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29

stating that the progress OF the
company was in everyway source
Of the greatest of pride with re-
spect to the present, as well as to
it's future developments.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29

mere.
The Lawn of the home OF Mrs.
M. E. Burton, grandmother OF
Chester Richard Dotson was the
scene of a lovely birthday party
Friday evening, July 81 when Ches-
ter Richard celebrated his second
birthday. He is the son OF Pic.
and Mrs. Chester Dotson. The
father is stationed somewhere in
North Africa, and the mother, the
former Ruth Burton, is employed
by the Navy department in Oak
land California. There were about
forty-five little guests present.
Many lovely gifts were received.
After games, and dancing the table
was laid on the lawn conferred by
a beautifully decorated birthday
cake. Ice cream and cookies were
served. Those aiding with the small
children were Miss Bertille Bur-
ton, Mrs. o. G. Patton, Mrs. Corkine
Gayoen, Misses Mary Cutler and
Christine James.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29

MIS-. cecil EDWARDS, vile OF the
local USO Director, Mr.. George L..
Edwards left the city by plane
Sunday morning for Atlanta, Ca,
where she will visit relatives and
friends
Mrs. S. w. Miller of West Pearl
81, is visiting her son-in-law,
daughter and other relatives in
Washington, d. c.
Mrs. Lillian Patton Green of st.
Louis, Mo-, is visitin.' friends and
;plativss there Dur rg her stay
she is the guest of her sister
Mrs. Mabelle Patton Laws, OH East
Cohea ST.
Mrs. Charles Pillars Of ST. Louis
Mo-, Mrs. Theola STROBE and Mrs.
Theresa Woosley Of Chicago &C
companied Mrs. Flora Pillars
Banks on visit to the city. Dur
ing their stay they are the house
guest of Mrs. Banks mother,
Mrs Pillars of West Pascagouia
st.
Mrs. Arthur Leaner of Chicago
accompanied by two of her chill
dren left the city this week after
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Josephine Mckay, 1718 Jones
Ave-, and Miss Ethel A. Woods,
1880 w. Pascagoula ST., visited
Miss P. M. Williams of 1903 9th
ST., New orleans, La. While there
they were the recipients Of many
courteSies
They attended the Union Bethel
Church for morning service and
for evening service they attended
the Greater st. Mark M. B. c..
They report a very lovely time
Miss Lucy Johnson, very prom
inent beautician and Mrs. Marie
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29
KOScuiSke News

Mrs Eva Phillips Turner, wife
Of S. Sgt. LaPlace Turner is visit
ing her mother and relatives.
The body Of Mr. William Bridges
was shipped here from Richmond,
Calf, for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie d. Matthews
are the proud parents of a baby
girl.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29

That very charming lady out at
the home of Mrs. Gladys Tops, on
West Pearl Street is Mrs. Sarah
Ellis, of Chicago, who used to be
Miss Sarah Sutton before she
moved to the big windy city.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29

That Ole Bird tht carries in
his bill that little heart warming
and family cementing bundle is
planning another visit to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter H.
DUKE" Williams. It'll be their
third. Old Papa Duke, with two
boys already, is hoping it's be a
girl.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29

Pfc. Benjamin F. Johnson, nus
band of Mrs. Alyne c. Johnson.
Canton, Mississippi is stationed in
New Caledonia. He received his
basic training at Camp Claiborne,
Louisiana. He recently received an
Army Good Conduct Medal for
fidelity and efficiency in perfor-
nance of his duties as a post ex-
change Steward of the South Paci-
fic General Depot.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29

port. Iowa is visiting relatives
here.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29

The reason the pretty girls were
so few along the ole stroll last
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-07-29

Miss Lucy Johnson, a very prom
inent beautician and Mrs. Marie
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-05
Gebrochener StoIz =: ':":: e, ,;s &c.

Seltgteit! Slno iptr rtht unpes
fhreibli& sliidlid seipsien unb t0ns
men iotr es nidt ferner iein9"
.Riemals mebr!" rief Clair. itrena.
.Sie, bic anbere, eebt, nidts ft.bt
alpif6en uns."
rDafiir aablit bu nit meinem Rins
be-" bObrte fs. Giniier fubr fie fort:
"Grkbe bid aus betner untpiirbiaen
Stelluns uno bore mid an. Sd babe,
nm unie,e Siderbes na4 auBen Der
@etptH tHenbaftisteit tsines Nstters ab=
5urinsen unb in beredttstem 3orn
sesen bid, mid fcierli9 bon bir los=
sefogt. IS itebt unumt0bli4 fer,
bab jeoe @emein1Gaft 5pifden uns
aus unt fiir ale 3eit an @nbe iit.
Dies tt metn tpobleripogener Gnt=
f4lub. her niemals panten pirb."
Mittelsbad bebte aurid; pie elm
8eulenidllae traf :bn biefer Mus=
lprud. S6m idien's, als fente iid Elm
buntler Worbans iiber feline san5e
3utunft. Sic follte er pe,.ieren, lie,
ieines 2ebens Qiht unb S4mud!
Sbre anhstenbe Giebe mar elmer talten
9eraatuns g.triden. oas fubIte er
nit GntYebea.
.Glairs!" tief er nod einmal perz
3peif iflun9spoll. nit tslsseitredten Or
men. "9ail bu mid oenn ME pirtlih
esliebt2"
rGisit bu bid nidt in bic oebeime
5rennuns nit MR." ioete i;e abtpeiz
J fenb, 10 rerlaHe id bein 6ous auf
Der Stelle. unc Der 0ffentlide Stan=
bal 1T ba."
| Wedsenb funt er auf einen Stub[.
,, IGes aus aipifden ibr. unb benz im=
mer nod seliebten, beibxsebrt.n
Weibe. Gin fiir allemaI feit bsiieaelte
Sheibuna. aalt unb seamuneen ibre
Steauns 5ueinanber!
Sbne elm tpeiteres Wort bate Te
ibn perlcKen. Ct blieb 5uriid, elm
ttef sebebmiitb;ster, Ell, sebroderer
Mann.
| Welden Wert1 bette iein Daiein
nod na4 bieier Stunbe fir ibn? 2lr=
belt - &ubm - 9enub, allies fdal,
ba4te er an bic S0le in ieinem
9auis. Die 3utunft etelte i'm an.
Sir einen Nusenblid tam ibm ber
Nnreia, ieinem 0eben Elm Gnbe au
MAIDEN. glibart;e idpb ibm bies
@erlansen bur@ ben aopf. MlIein er
fiiblte fi4 gu fdlaff unb .ntfdlubun>
fGbts. ST. Der aueseit enerSsIde
Mann. nabm nit paiTioer 9insabe
iein areu5 auf iitp.
% Mnton." itD5nte er, rlpie fur6t.
bar bait bu Ssleue serGdt! Wie tpobl
bait ~ es peritanben, mid ba au
treifen, roo es am tpehe;ten tbut." Ct
mart N4 aufs Sopta, fubr ii9 NIT
ben Qdnben tns Qaor unS 5hludate
laut, o9re cine EbrGne ber Grktdfe.
runs 5u finben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-05

Claire behurf:e einise Minuten Der
Sammluns. Darn tpollte iie sleid
baran sehen, ibrer bGusliden Gin
rtdtuns cine anbere Geitalt gu seben.
sic raffts iid auf, trat ins S4laf=
simmer uno tlinselte ibrer Sunsfer.
Nls Gillette eintrat. iuste lie: Ser
9err profe1Or lit iebr nerbOs uno
leibeno. gr tpiinidt Elm rubiseres
S4lafaimmer. 2aTen sic bas srobe
@aitsimmer bafiir einridten. 9lu9
ale Sa&en meines Mannes iinb
bortbin gu beioreen."
Gritount hlidts bas WGbfen bic
9errin an, ipaste aber ipeber Grase
nod @inpenouns. Oie 5rau pros
fenor fab gar gu bleid unb ernft
aus. Sb Der 9err tpirtli1 ertrantt
iein mOdte9 Die 6rau bate i'm ionit
ME perlahen, tpenn ibm etlpas feblte.
Sa. biefe nerp0ien 9errldaften!
Claire fiiste ibren Inorbnunsen
nifts fpeiter birsu unb perlieb bas
Shlof5immer. Geraoeipeas sine lie
au Nnnematie biniiber.
Sic fanb ibre Sohtsr am Geniter
iiben uno nit elmer 9anbarbeit be,
ffdftiat. ST bein aopfidmers beis
fer9" fraste lie siitie.
Wnnsmarie blidte, anasnebm be-
rii6rt bon Ger Mutter 5on, freunblih
auf. sd oante, ia. id bin ipobler.
Gloire sCs iid eiren Stubl beraa
uno feste iih reben ben NGbtiih.
~Ites eu." rief bcs iunss Mdbtsn
eridrcden, ~pie blab biit cu, mas
feblt bir?"
sd seitete cir, msin Rino, bab
id bieIe tdgliGen Standardization
un0 4dmpfe nit bir um beine Wins
fde nidt mebr ertraeen tam. Gs
muB loistsr Tr,soen psrben 5ipiiGen
uns. llnb 10 hats ih MIDI benn ent=
idloNen = slsi1 oem Batter = oir
meme Ginpilliauns gu Der erfsbnter
0erbinouns nitt LANCER porauentbal=
ten."
Gin Sukllaut unenoliter Greubs
brad BON Nnnemaries lippen. Sic
iprans auf, umfabte bic Wutter itiirz
mild. tniete Dor ibr nieber. bebedts
ibrs Sdnoe nit &iiHen unb rief ein=
NAL uber' oas anoere: %. bu quite,
bu alerbefte W2utter, tpie bante if
oir. baB bu ibn mir eeben piaf!"
r4inb." iaste bic Mutter: rGdreib
an 9errn 8ofrOm, rob er morsen su
uns tommt. iid has Saport gu TO-
len. Sd tpiinide. bob cure 9odaeit
,, bann balbmOslidit itattfinbe. Du
fiiblft nobl, Mnnemarie, bab i4 mir
bic 3uitimmuns gu eurer Werlobune
fdtper abseruneen babe. unb baB e
mir ipie eine Grleidteruns fir ale
Betbeilieten erideint. tpenn Der Mbz
f4lub bes einmal GenolIten re9i
balo fattfinbet."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-05
tlO. ,sortietura.)

J9fe ais peiDnDerS 3urtlt0 ge-
rubmte tste fteiben laHen9 Melh elm
Gtanbal in ibrem aonaen areiie! Mls
geldistsne 6rau tpeiter leben! Sn
uuniirbiser, anseotrsifelter Stelluns9
Gin oemiitbisenoer, Elm entfelliter
@|ebante!
sic babte ibren Mann in biefem
s.usenblide 10 fart, tpie iie i'm nur
j eeliebt bate, .r alIein true ia bic
5hulb. bab bies uber iie tam. Mus
Witleib nit iih traten ibr 9brdnen
in bic Iusen. aber 3orn unb grbits
teruna lieben sis trennenben 1rop!.u
periiesen. Nein. es mubte Elm W.it.el
sefunoen nerben. iie niht blob5uttls
len. lie nidt berausaureiben aus ibrsr
sefeitisten SteQuns.
Ser ssiltlihe Serr beobahtete n't'
5beilnabme ben aampf, Ger in feine.u
unaliidlihen @egeniiber tobte. =,
fam ibr nit teinem Wort gu 9ilfe
gr besriff, oab lie tief erihiittert fsi
aber AUDI. bab iie iiA nit einem t,.'
genbhaften Gntihlue aus benz Gbaos
bas in ibr sdbren modte. emporrin'
GEN mubte.
.Nlto Srennuna, iaste iie enbiid
tonlos. rSa, Sic baten redjt. Weiter'
leben in oieiem iiinbisen - oieiem
entiebliden 0erbdItnib :. id iebe es
elm : bas lit unmDslid! 4ber miel
- Gbripiiroieer Serr - helfen 6it
mir! Retten Sie mid aus meiner
Mensiten uno 3ipeifeln!"
.Sie ertenren ganS ridtis, eab cir
3ufammenleben. peldes man brano=
marten miibte -"
Claire ifris auf unb bebsdte ib,
8eliht nit BEN Sdncen. rRein. nein
nun uno nimmer!" ftDbnte lie.
rGs berubist mid. bab Sic Sbrt
Gage 10 riftis erIaiIen. sic tperber
mod elmer Wuseinanberietun: init
sSbrem 9atteu bebiirfen, in Der Sit
iid burGaus auf mid berufer tGns
men. limb bann tperben sic nod to,
benz Mbenb bieies f)aus perlaK.n."
glaire fubr aui, ein BUG itarrer
Giseniinns leste iiG iiber ibre ipciter
3iise. Sd baiie ms Wufisbensrre'
aente. ieben Gtiat, ih taun rih!s
Oerartises tbun! Mber ih tanr uni
- ih min es - i6 min neten pda
hinleben ipie sine Srembe." a. ''
Der paFor ihiittelte ben aopi
.Sie aIouben bas in bieiem Mu1en'
blide bes 2crns unb Der Grreaune
gu t0nnen. 9lber. lisbes &inb -"
0erlebt .fiel lie ibm in bic gssoe
,Sie unterlfdben mid allei- id
- unb 5rau 8oitrDm - ibr Sohl
- isin Sobn, bic f6mdblid 0erlai
iensn. iperoen lie nidt 0ffentlid &C.
gen Mittelsba4 auftreten? 6aber
mir prn iener Seite nift einen Ston
bal = einen 3ufammenbrud uniere'
sanaen Griitena su kfiirdten9"
rSelene Mittelsbad min feline Ra
he, lie tpiu nur ibres Srbnes Slid
8sicer Shpeisen fat paul in feine1
Notblaae ndd lansem StrIubsr
burd feline Ginpilligune sur 8erbin'
buns Sbrer Srhter nit Hobert 80
itr0m ertauft."
.Mb. besbalb." ieufats Glaire
.Mein ainb CAB er bin fir feline 81
Gerbeit! Mber er fat redt. Nues muf
seidebeu. oamit unIer llnsliid MID
an bic Seffentlidteit seidleppt tper
be! Nbiteulih!" Sic perbiillte. be
bieiem Gebonten BON Nerspeiflun!
ersriffen, nit beicsa 9dnben ibr Sc
iiht.
Dem allen lperben sic entseben
ipenn Sie ibn berlaHen."
nMu4 bann itebe id ba als 3iel
fheibe tauieno lpibertpGrtiaer Muth
sa.sm, Onio, - =. Q. q. vess1n der Yes
Ni0i0eA0 RfA2tn2 V00 w0PAA0aAx1Hn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-05
vEREIMS-
des
siebenburger Sachsen Sangerbundes
Won Nordanerka

ii. .Bundes-Prasident, Georg Kascher. 2241
dotha Ave. Youngstown Ohio;
ESWunHssPrasdsnt ss s,r Adolf DO oyi Winger
/. vize.-B-Pras. Heinrich Mela.r, 14s
Ost ax. Str. Erie. Pa
q; We Bundes- President. Sam .Aber,
74O9 Brookside DR., Cleveland, Ohio.
'surdes-Sekretar. r. K Frtesen-
hengst, 1913 Oberlin Ave-, Lorain, Ohio
2. Bundes-Sekretar, Tillie Rehn-r, 1881
w. 100. Str, Cleveland, Ohio
Hundes- -Verwalter. Michael Salmen,
6i92 Maplecrest, Parma Heights, Ohio;
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio; Anna knall 9GOi
! kirkwood Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
I'm Sange rein und frei i'm Wort
suxo1sssxr1oxzx.
1u2dssssktion I.
0evsA16: Ohio; Eintracht.xszmanis.
sek,. Michael kraus.. ,s4. West
81. str. woodbine 44sy.
DanAessektion 4
OlevelaAl Ostseite LieAertafel DaneD.
cAor.
Praes.-Kath. Zakel, 9l5 Eddy Rd.
Sekr.-kath. Kim, l2604 Benham Ave
Detroit 4feA. =. 8. I-emiscAteP CAOr.
Pr0s.. Geors schuller. l7As0 Barlow
Ave. Tel: Ar. 6374.
Sek-., Jinka KeIlner. b22S DevonshirS
Ave. Tel: Tu. 1857.
DAAdesssktion Z.
8xas. Ps. .. q. lkxnnsrchor.
D~A
Sekr., Max Winterlich, 44S East 21.
1oxoan, Q. .. .. 0esangvefo10 21ntraoht.
Prot. -Sekr., r. K. Triesenhengst
1'4s oberlin Ave.
1sadssseltio. q
Hsv osstas. p. niatFashs essaas-
sskr. John 1ienerth. 1,ok ,.,.v.-.
Secretary, Paul Sander. 1912 N. Beaver
Street.
. .os....y..s so ''
PrAsident. Andrew Klein. SIS New
sekretar: Karl -heiss. us Nsws.rden
Avenue.
DudessaktioA 9.
x90E69sovn, Ohio. 3. q. A8nAsxcAof.
Fras, John Wagner, 913 Berkley Ave.
Str. -''
9uadessektlon q
A4sanos. Ohio: Harmonic Gem. Choe.
PrAs.. Leopold Schmidt, 7l6 Wade Av.
Prot,.Sekr.. Arnold Haltrtch. 1904
South Morgan Ave.
0uadolO4kt1o1 10
mia YA 0omioohvo1 Cho4.
Pras., Marian Kenneth, 2111 French
Str.
Sakr Ialon Mnlzar 1Ao rro.4 % o..
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Pres. Henry sch;naler. sass W. s4th
Street. Atlantic 1889.
Vice Pres. Henry Holmes. so4 Hamil-
Secretary. Martin Polder. s4s New
garden Ave-, Salem, Ohio.
oa assistant !, SIS :ssec'y.. kath; Gotzmeister'
Treasurer. .Edith nodendorfer. s1b
Beckford St. New Castle Pa.
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8DA10EEs or TIN Z. q. ,. 4.
Alliance, Ohio. saxon Junao1 club.
Pres, John Schuller, 1893 8. Meadow
Secretary. Hilda Goeckel. fiji South
Union Ave.
CLEVELAND. oiao.
G1sve,saa 1ast JuAlor Saxon 0uh.
Pres. . .nt Ruth Geiger 1929 Antis-
dale Ave.. Cleveland Heights, Ohio.
3s40 Northampton Rd.. Cleveland lights.
Ohio.
olevsla11 wsst snnaors 0luA.
1 President, Tillie Marie Rehner. 1891
Recording Sec'y., Dorothy Scheel,
10601 Bernard Ave.
''as'a' Ohio. - S'.s S:s.os ss.o. 5an'os
President, John Fulz, 1918 Edwards
ave, ~. L., canton, ONO.
Secretary, Elsie Sheatzley, 1915 Con-
cord Ave-, 8. W.. Canton Ohio
Columbus, Ohio. ColumAAo J11aoy
saxon Club.
President, Eugen Burnley, S7S Miller
Ave.
sec'y.. Kath. Gotsmeister. 1857 East
Whittier Aven'>e.
Detroit, 1G1cA. - Detroit Junior 0aSons.
Pres, Chester +. Warnke, 5O86 Alter
Road.
Sec'y., Sally Lutsch. 4459 Monte lair
Ave.
mwooA CITY, Ha. 1uvooA 0sty
Junior eAxonO.
Pres, Sophie Krestel, 818 South st.
Secrtary. Kathleen Seiwert Bridge
Street.