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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-27


possibility he admitted yesterday
after q two and q half hour talk
with his client.
Broderick next called four New
York detectives, who had stood in
a lineup with Lonergan in the
district attorneys Office on October
~ so that q young woman witness
could attempt to identify him.
Each of the officers denied under
questioning by Broderick that he
had heard Assistant District Attor-
ney Jacob Grumet say to Lonergap:
I'll cook your hash in this lineup
You'd better come clean"
The officers were, James Rien-
deau: John @. Green; Thomas j
Quinn and John J. McKeon.
The next witness, Detective Will
Ham Prendergast, Of New York, told
of going to Canada to bring Lon
ergan back after his arrest in Tor
onto.
Prendergast, answering a question
by wallace, denied that Lonergan
was threatened or assaulted before
signing the Toronto statement or
a waiver to return to the United
States.
Prendergast admitted that he
Lonergan and Detective Nicholas
Looram drank one Of three half
pint bottles Of brandy LOnerRan had
In his bag. but denied that Buffalo
police gave him two bottles Of
Scotch when they transferred from
train to plane In Buffalo on the
journey back to New York.
Lonergan's effects, including the
two bottles Of brandy not consumed,
shirts, socks, other wearing apparel
and "a yellow rubber girdle," were
turned over to the property division
Of the police department when they
arrived In New York, he said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-27

Ryan, Jr., 205 Pine street, Middle
town, who died Thursday after a
long illness, was held at the South
fayd-Doolittle funeral home, Mid
dletown, Saturday afternoon at 3,
Rev. Robert r. Humphreys, Cam
bridge, Mass, an uncle, and Rev
Lester T. Mallery, pastor Of the First
Baptist church, Middletown, ofici-
ating. Burial was in Trinity ceme-
terry, Portland.
The funeral Of James J. Sullivan
n Wolcott street, was held from the
Mulville funeral home, 270 West
Main street, Saturday at 8:15 a. m
to the Sacred Heart church at 8
Burial was In new st. Joseph's GEM
etery.
Rev. Franklin Corrigan celebrated
the Mass assisted by Rev. John
Dial, deacon, and Rev. Henry Quinn
sub-deacon. Miss Georgianna Wolf
was organist and soloist. Commit.
tai was by Father Dial.
Bearers we're Matthew Geary
Hugh McCabe, Lawrence Griffin
jeremiah King, J. H. Largay and
Elmer TraSk.
Private funeral services for
Thomas Lloyd Morgan, II Chestnut
avenue, will be held today at the
Anderson funeral home, 70 Central
avenue, Rev. Roger B. T. Anderson
oflcating. Burial will be in River.
side cemetery.
Friends are asked to omit flowers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-27

A number Of employees who were
aid off last week ct local plants
under the VINO ceiling schedule
program have already been placed
Al other Jobs of the area, It was re-
ported today BY Paul Parsons, man.
nger Of the local q. 8. Employment
service. Interviews are being con-
siuCted By the q. 8. for other en-
nloyeg affected by companies ac-
tion 10 conform with labor ceilings.
interviews i.ere conducted by
UBES workers last week at three
local plants which undertook TO re-
eiice staffs to the ceilings imposed
~ the VINO, and other plants are
expected to be visited this week.
The USES manager stated the
pn-the-spot interviews are con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-27
Full Weather Report

INSIDE-WEATHER-
Boston. March ~ (UP)-Weath-
eF forecasts
MASSACHUSETTS, CONNECTI-
CUT and RHODE ISLAND-InteP.
znittent light rain tonight ending
and clearing west Of the COnnecti-
cut River by morning and east of
Connecticut River during the
morning. Slightly warmer tonight
and near the coast Tuesday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-27

The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Lucy
(PetruzzD Solomito, SO Edgewood
avenue, was held this morning from
the Colasanto funeral home. 932
Bank street, at 8:15 to Our Lady Of
Lourdes church at 900 where SOL
emn high Mass was celebrated by
Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph Valdanlbrini,
assisted by Rev. Edward Farrell as
deacon and Rev. Rocco Nadile as
sub-deacon. Committal services
we're conducted by Father Farrell
Burial was in the family plot In
Calvary cemetery,
Bearers were: Joseph Solomito,
James Fischetti, Daniel Mancini,
Daniel Cavallerano, Peter and Vim
cent PetruZ1.
Funeral services for Edward
Bracken, 2l5 Woodlawn terrace were
held this morning at 8:15 from the
Lunny funeral home, IS Central
avenue to st. Margaret's church
at 8, where a solemn high Mass
was celebrated by Rev. Henry Dull
lard assisted by Rev. J. Oliver Gro
nan as deacon and Rev. John A.
Conlan as Sub-deacon. Burial was
In old st. Joseph's cemetery with
committal services conducted by
Rev. j. Oliver Cronan.
Bearers were: John Mccarthy,
John Ennis, Ralph Brennan. Lester
DewS, Raymond Crane and Earl
| French.
The funeral of George F. Huckins,
West Cheshire, was held Saturday
at the Anderson funeral home, 10
Central avenue. Rev. Milton s. Nil
son, Waterville Union church, Of
ficiating. Burial was in old Pine
Grove cemetery.
Bearers were: Winthrop Smith,
Stephen Thompson, Louis Hale.
Henry Baldwin, Frederick Clay,
and Franklin Mclaughlin.
The funeral of Divide Louis Nicole
Bridge street, New Milford, was held
Saturday at the Snyder funeral
home. ia Willow street, Rev. Mat
thew G. Madden, former pastor OF
the Mill Plain Union church and
now Of Branford, oficiating. Burial
was In new Pine Glvve cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs. Anna (Cip-
rianD Fidanza, wife of Agostino FL
DANA. 1868 Bank street, was held
Saturday morning at from the
Maiorano funeral home, 95 Willow
| street. to Our Lady of Mount Car
mel church at 0. Burial was In Cal
vary cemetery.
Rev. Paul Rivard was celebrant
Of the solemn high Mass. assisted
by Rev. Patrick Flynn, deacon. and
Rev. Austin Saunders, sub-deacon
Committal was by Father Saunders
Bearers were Frank Guzzardi
Peter 5ignori, Biagio Fabiani, Ad-
amo Colagrossi, Nicola RecchiA and
jerry Colella.
eVN.. A..AA~aa - Avkk.ssV nAAkAs.
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MASS

first anniversary Mass
of requiem will be celebrated We'd
nesday morning, March 29th, at
1880 o'clock, at the st. Francis
Xavier Church, for the repose Of
the soul of the late Mrs. Gather
inc Boylan. 3.27-2e
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DIED

AssENZA-In this city, March 36th,
1 AcsL Mrs; Emslia tDi Lorenso)
Funeral Thursday morning, at $500
o'clock, from Maiorano Funeral
Home, 95 Willow Street, to Our
Lady OF Lourdes Church, at $500
o'clock. Burial in Calvary ceme-
terry.
BRENNAN-In this city, March 26th
1914. Mrs. Rose (Whitney) Bren-
nan, Of 81 Englewood Avenue
Funeral Wednesday morning, ut
$3.50 O'clock. from the residence.
and Paul Church. at $500 o'clock.
Burial in new st. Joseph cemetery.
HONACAsSIO-1n this city, March
2Sth, 1914. Ralph Bonacassio, Of
Funeral Wednesday morning, al
S:15 o'clock, from Colasanto Fu-
neral Home, 932 Bank Street, to
Our Lady of Lourdes Church, at
300 o'clock. Burial in Calvary
cemetery.
HENDERSON-In this city, March
26th, 1914, Alexander B. Hender.
son, Of 142 Elliott Avenue.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon, at 900
O'Clock, from Anderson Funeral
Home, 20 Central Avenue. Burial in
old Pine Grove cemetery.
KLEPASH-In Hartford, March 26th
1914, Alexander NJ. Klepach.
Funeral Wednesday morning, at
S:15 o'clock. from Anderson Funer-
st. Mary's Russian Greek ORTHODOX
Church, at $500 o'clock. Burial in
st. Mary's Orthodox cemetery.
IMBERT-In this city, March 26th,
dS49, MIS-: Louise (Pascoe) 1mbert,
Funeral Tuesday morning. at s:45
o'clock, from Mulville Funeral
Home, go West Main Street, to
Blessed Sacrament Church, at $3.50
o'clock. Burial in st. Roses ceme-
terry, Newtown.
MOLASKEY-In this city, March
25th, 1914. Mrs. Mary Ellen Molas-
key. Of So Knoll Street.
Funeral Tuesday morning, at $3.50
$50 East Main Street, to IS. Peter
and Paul Church, at $500 o'clock.
Burial in Calvary cemetery.
Troy In this city. March 27th,
1914, Patrick J. Troy, Of II John.
Funeral wednesday morning. at
S:15 o'clock, from the residence,
Al johnson Street, to st. Margaret's
Church, at $500 o'clock. Burial in
new st. Joseph's cemetery.
TOwNSEND-In this city, March
26th, 1914, Miss Ellen Roberts
Townsend, of SO Cooke Street.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon, at $3.50
o'clock, from Hall Memorial Cha
pei. Burial in Riverside cemetery.
VAsILE-In this city, March 26th.
1914, Santo Vasile, Of % Meadow
FunsSal wednesday morning, ct
40 o'clock, from Maioran0 Funer.
al Home, IS Willow Street, to Our
Lady of Lourdes Church, at 0;4B
o'clock. Burial IN Calvary ceme-
terry.
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Only Nine
Planes Lost

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-27

The funeral Of Arthur Benton
Ryan, Sd, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-27
Lonerq0n
Not BuIIied'

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High School
Girl Sues

Continued from Page u
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-27

HENDERSON-Alexander B. Hen
derson. died yesterday morning at
his home, l42 Elliott Ave, at the
age Of 81 after a long illness.
He was born June 20, 1859 In Ed
inburg, son Of John and Elizabeth
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Iron Miners
Win Point

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-27

MOLASKEY-Mrs. Mary Ellen
Molaskey. wife Of Bernard N. Mo-
laskey, 86 Knoll street, died In st
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TOWNSEND In this city, March
26th, 1914, Miss Ellen Roberts
Townsend, of So Cooke Street.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon, at $3.50
o'clock. from Hall Memorial Cha
pei. Burial in Riverside cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-27

ASSENZA-In this city, March 26th.
1914, Mrs. Emelia (Di Lorenzoj
AssenZa, Of 40 Union Street.
Funeral Thursday morning, at $500
o'clock, from Maiorano Funeral
Home, s5 Willow Street, to Our
Lady OF Lourdes Church, at $500
O'Clock. Burial in Calvary ceme-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-27

BRENNAN-In this city, March 26th
1914, Mrs. Rose (Whitney) Bren-
nan, of 81 Englewood Avenue
Funeral Wednesday morning, at
$3.50 o'clock, from the residence,
III Englewood Avenue, to IS. Peter
and Paul Church. at $500 o'clock.
Burial in new st. Joseph cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-27

vAsILE-In this city, March 26th,
1914, Santo Vasile, Of % Meadow
FuAsVal wednesday morning, ct
al Home, s5 Willow street, to Our
Lady OF Lourdes Church. at 0:46
o'clock. Burial IN Calvary ceme-
terry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-27

1914, Patrick J. Troy, Of II john
son Street.
Funeral Wednesday morning, at
S:l5 o'clock. from the residence,
Al johnson Street, to st. Margaret's
Church, at $500 o'clock. Burial in
new st. Joseph's cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-27

HENDERsON-In this city, March
26th, 1914, Alexander B. Hender-
son, Of 142 Elliott Avenue.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon, at $500
o'clock, from Anderson Funeral
Home, 20 Central Avenue. Burial in
old Pine Grove cemetery.
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Stueia 46.


Sic Gerlammlung am 8. Sunni tpar
gut beiuGt uno alle @eifdfte tpuroen
prompt erleoist. 0ie Deleeatin SdN.
9urt CAB einen iebr erfreuliden BE-
rift bon ser &onbention in Glepe-
Iano, Sbio. ab. Gs ipuroe in oieIer
8eriamml,,ng belblolien oas .Stif.
tunesfeit am 90. Suli ab3ubalten
Ndberes bariiber miro ipGter befann1
gegebsn. slle 6rel,noe unieres Ser
ems tperoen fredn0lidit eriuht iid
oieien elbeno fir uns frei 5u balten.
Weiter m0dten mir nod 5efannt mo-
den, oab infer 3tueis am s. Ausuit
elm Eidnid abbdlt. sluh oieien 9atum
m0dten mir alniere Jreun6e bitten in
grinnerl,ne 5u bebalten unO ilns nit
ibrem 8eIuh 81, beebren. slae M!tglie-
ser, tpelde bas SterbeselS nod nidt
bc.ablt boben, tperben eriubt es IN
ser rGhlten 8eriammlllng am 13.
Suli su be5ablen.
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Gbriitns.Bemein6e.
Eifnid auf Hol6i's ssarm

@ie aIliGbrlidb 10 iperSen aud oiess
mal oie Mitslieoer uno iSreunoe ser
Ghriitus- -&irdensemeinoe in Canton,
ohio, Elm Sidnif baben. Gs miro am
Sonntag, oen 8. Suli, a,rf 8oloi's
Sarm itattfinoen, mo mir es idon inn
lesten Sabre sebabt baben. Ser sselos
@ottesbienit beginnt Inn If llbr NOR
gems.
goloi's Sarm liegt an ser perldn-
serten @eorgeto,pn &oab auf Ser lin
fen Seite. g8ir lreroen oarauf ieber,
bab 3eifen angebradt iueroen, baB
iebermann Sen Ylas nit 9eihtigfeit
finoen fann. lin 10 llbr morgens
lperoen @aeen Dor ser Stride bereit
iteben, Inn iold,e mitaunebmen, Die tel
men eigenen @asen baber.
8ie bas auf uniern Yidnids iiblidl
1T, 10 baben mir tpieoerum reibliG
fiir leiblife grfriihungen geiorst.
Seoermann lit berslih eingelaoen.
Snsbeionoere eriparten mir BON un.
ieren iafiiihen 8oHssenoiien. oaB iie
alle fprlmen uno nit uns einen lido,
men Gag perleben.
Ser 2irhenrat.
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Mdltnna!

Ser Sieoertaiel Minnerdor maht
hermit befannt, oaB mir am 20. au.
guit i'm Sitieite Sahienbelm elm gre,
bes 8artenfeit peranitalten. gs mosen
iid bite anoere Gereine oielen 3D.
tum merfen, onnit nidt lpieoer slpei
ooer orei 6eltlihfeiten slliummen fom-
men. es lit cine Samilieufeicr, oas
beiBt, jeber brinat &inS uno &egel
nit uno iein slbenoeiien. Sir Tn
terbaltung miro reidnd geiorat rer-
Den imo aiberoem gibt es etipos
Heues: ginen 0eIetanten= =@ettltreit
(Nmateur Sour. Sbone Ireiie per.
Den ausgeseben. 9tatiirlidb Sans uno
Spiele iuie ShieBbuoe uIp. iino aui
Dem Yrosramm. slles nGbere ipdter
0ergeBt nidlt oeu Satiln: 90. Aug
Sas &omitee.
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3meis 4.

Gs oiene alien Sfpeitern sur Had).
ridt, oaB oie uGd,ite Serianlmlune
am 2. Suli, 3 llbr nahmittass, Itatt-
finoet. Oieienisen. Die nit ibren
8eitrdgen riifitdnoig iino, iperoen er.
iuht, iif) sutitebenO 5u MAIDEN.
slui Ser &ranfenliite iinb: aatb.
Shnibt, @ilbelmine Sctler, gettr
Sdinoler, Sara Shuiter. &atharina
8oli, Soieiine alein, Siesina Srid.
Narg. Nabonep, n. &onrao. @ir
piiniben alien balbise gciierung.
Sf)ipeitern fommt alle Sur Ser
iammluns am 2. Suli. Nad) Der Ser.
iammluns gibts aaffeetlatIh unb
&artenpartie.
llniere giiherpriiiung finbet ltati
am 80. Suni, 8 llbr absnos I'M @eii.
ieite Sadienbeim. slae geamtinner
uno Gomitees iino berslid; eriuht Sll
eriheinen. glis. SiIhler, Sefr.
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antpelello 81 lein, oa mihtiae 8e-
ihdfte 5ur &erbanolune fcmmen. Der
Sinansberid)t miro perleien merocn.
Ser Namenhor bot ii;r Suli unh
alguit Serien befommen. sSnl Sep.
tember iangen oie 'Sinaitunoen nie-
ser an. Die SGngerinnen beoouern,
oaB Serr @iap 8roger 10 idlper
franf lit rmo an Sabientag nidt II.
ser Gage mar ieinen 9amen6or 81,
oirigieren. @ir miinihen ibm baloi-
se @elicrung.
Sn bieieln Mpnat feiern folgenoc
Stpeitern @eburtstas: Goiina May,
Mnria @onnert, 9alogb uno Sophie
Shirt. &atb. &inn, Sefr.
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Scntid,gcmcinbe @rub rbnn6 Eiduid.

Der @ruoerbuno ser Seiltif=8es
meinoe peranItaltet am Sonntag, ben
8. S,lli, i'm @eItieite Sadienbeim,
7001 Seniion 9Ine., iein idbrlihes
EidniG un6 laoet alle 0titglieOer ser
8emeiaoe, oeren Sreunoe uno alle
Golfs- uno @Iaubensgenoiien bon Sit
lno sSeit oa5u ber3lif Elm. Ger lib
lihe @ottesSienIt beginnt Inn 2 llbr
nnhmittaes.
Gs gibt luieber Sol5fleiid), bein1ge.
mahte 8nrfcn uno fir Gririi6ungen
ieoer @rt lit audi seiorst; ioipie fit
quite Mlliif. Sonntagsif,ulfinber ers
balten See Cream ano Gop frei. Ser
Gintritt lit nur 80 Gents oie Yerion
einIhlieBlid 'Steuer. @enn Sic einige
semiitlibe Stunoen perleben lpoaen,
Damn perpnilen Sic es nift iih sic,
len Gag 5u reierpieren uno gum
Z 5eltidtgemeinbe 8rloer6uno Yidnid
5u fommeE. Stepe Hotb.
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3tueig 81.

Gs Oiene Den MitglieSern oes
3speig 81 our gefiaigen Nahrid)t,
bob nGbite 8eriammlung fiir Wonat
Suli anitatt lpie INNER Sen eriten
Oienstag i'm Monat, biesmal amf
Mitttuod, ben 5. Snli, abenSs, tpeger
4. Suli-5eiertag perihoben muroe.
Wir Bitten Sic Mitglieoer iih an
oieier Geriammlung beteiligen 5u
tuollen Sllmal mibtige Geiddfte Dor.
Iiegen sic ale Mitglieber intereiiieren
nerben. Mifael Teutih, Sefr.
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ktrtNbt Aarbrtfbttn

Cienstsa tes Wonots S::::benrdt5iitun8.
ubemhs airden Srauen Wereins sSitunQ
ieben britten Spnnerstoe I'M Nonat, Z
bic 8 ilbr; Qutber 2iaa>Situn9 g.
l1br abenbS
0arreQ. Ea.
0entime Gu. Qmtb 81. Eaulus. 2trdhe,
721-25 Srmit Aue.
Yfarrer Sans Sobnsbein. Seoen SCnn.
taa 9 llbr porrnitta9s Sonntaei6ltle; 10
u6r oeut1der @ottesbienf; II ubr en8'
Iifd)er @ottesbienit Nle litberii@cn.
@IaubenssenofIen beltider uub eng.
Ii1her Sunge in Tarrea. Sharon unb
ltmaee,lng finb 5u ben @ottesbieniteu
ber3Iifii eingelnbsn.
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3ipeia 33.

Inen @riioern oiene CUR Tadritit i
baB bie ndhite Gerinmmlung, tpelft
Die balbiGbrllte 8eneralperinmn
lung lit, am Sonntas, Sen 8. SSllli
nafnittags 9 llbr itnttfinoet.
Die nit ibren 3ablllngen i'm Hiif
itanoe befinblihen @riioer tueroen e,.
iuflt, iih eutitebeno 81 MAIDEN. Die
6inan5iefretGre iperben mie gelp6bn.
lid Ifon ettpas friiber erIde;nen, nm
3ablungen entgegen 5u nebmen.
8eamt n-&eriammlnn9
am Nontag, Den 2. Suli, s llhr
abenbs. Serman Wtiller. Sefr.
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Sipeig Ia.

Gs 6iene alien Mitgliebern 5ur &C.
faaigen Na6rid)t, oaB oie regelmGbi.
ge 8eriammlllng am Samstae, oel,
1. Suli, 8 llbr abenos, inn Sadien-
beim a6gebalten miro. NGe Mitslica
Ser, Die nit ibren 8eitrGgen i'm @iid-
itan6e iinb, iino eriud)t, in Die Ser.
iammlung au fommen unb iif) gut.
Itebeno 5u MAIDEN.
9a aud Ser 8eriht bes 5tpeiter
8ierteliabres porgeleien miro. 10 mare
es tpiinidens,pert, baB aue Mitglieoel
iid an bieier 0eriammlrng beteili-
gen. Mn6reas 2belIman, Sefr.
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1l,as 0arY, 1t,Hiat,a
Smei0 26.

Iaen afitslieoern oes 3tpeig 26
oiene 5ur .&enntnis oa6 sic nddJlte
Geriammlllne Samstag, Sen 1. Sul;.
8 ltbr abenos i'm Sadienbeim itatt.
finoet. s(ae Mitglieber iino eebeten
antpeieno 81 iein tpeil iebr iuid)tige
@eldGfte 5u erleoisen linb.
u. S. 8inoer, Sefr.
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Sipeia 81.

aaen Shueltern oiene our NaG)-
ridt, oaB nddite Seriamnllung ON
Greitag, oen Z. Suli, um 7:3O l1br
abenbs, ltattfinoet. gle Sdppeiterr,
1uelde nit 8eitrdgen ODER 2ofaliterbp.
9alo i'm 8iidItano iino. m0sen iid
gutitebeno MAIDEN.
Sn Der lesten Seriamnliung ,puroe
beidloiien am 13. Sull lin Hiduid
ab3abalten i'm Sahienbeim, 400 Sil
SO. StraBe = aber nur fiir Mitglie.
Der. Gommt einmal aaa um einen
i60nen Nabmittas 81 oerleben. Sbr
fonnt aud aarten nno anoere Spiele
ipielen nnh Ylauoern nod 9elieben
lin $50 llbr abenos miro 2unf Ter.
oiert uno aaes lit frei. Hegen ober
Sonnenidein, fommt ooh. slae Shtpe,
itern Die an oieiem 9unh teilnebmer
tuoaen, mosen iif) gefaaigit anmeloel1
Biz our ndhiten Seriammlung BE-
HrGi. &ntb. 3afel, Eel. @l. 3345
ober Sefr. Sobanna @olff. Gel. So
1919. gs boffen bab aae SdSpeiteri
on oieiem Hifnid 9onrerstas. oer
f3. Snli. teilnebmen nno pielen gu.
NOR mitbrinaen.
2atb. 3afel, Hrdiioentin.
+. ssobanna @olif, Sefr.
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Srn6erbnn6 Der Semtid)gemeinbe.

gs oiene allen griibern sur &C.
'auigen Hadridt, oaB uniere nGtIte
Seriammlllng am Samstag ser
1. Suli, punft 8 lltr abenos,
itattfinoet. Ta iuidtige @eihaite 5u
erleoigen iino. rperoen ale 8riiber
priuft anapeienb 5u iein.
Sn oieier Gerianmllne baben mir
oie 8eleaenbeit Serrn Yiarrer Sbo.
Seltidldncer uno Shntmeiiter @.
@rob sum Geburtstaa gu aratuiieren
Sobn &iertiber,' Sefr.
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3lpeia 1.

Gs oiene allen MitaIieoern our ee-
fduigen Nafrid)t, BOB unierc ,,dhlte
geriammluns am Sonntag, ben g..
Suli, nadmittags punft 8 llbr itat.,
finoet. sSn oieier Geriammlung mir
auber ben reselmdbigen 8eiddfien sic
uierteliGbrlihen 7inansberidte bon
oen 8eamtsn perleien neroen. Solde
Wfitglieber. pelhe nit ibren 3oblun's
gen i'm &iiditanN iino, iollten lih in
ibrem eigenen Sntereiie eutlteberS
MAIDEN. @m. Sd)ulter, SER.
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Ghieaan, fuinoiS

9eutihe unb siebentAraiid sd&fifhe
ct. $aulns 0emeinbe, 1855 psmer st,.
Baitor g. S6mibt. 1850 Somer St,.
SeSen Sonnta9 8 llbr Sonnfagihule in
enalifd5 unb oeutid. 9eutiher @ottess
bienft ieben Gonntag 1915 l1b,; eng.
liFd1er @ottesbienft ieoen sipeitsn uno
pierten Sonntag 1915 l1hr 9eutfher
Observation-Disclosures Nitttpoh nah>
mittdgs 1880 l1br; en9lii6er 8unfir>
manoenzllnterricbt Samstng born,4tnas
10 ubr. 9eutide S4ule Sdmstaa nah.
mittaas 9 l1br.
Vile @laubenseenoien nnb Sreunbe
iinb bcr,lidl einseIaben
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3wcie 8.

slaen Shpcltern oiene 5ur Nad-
rlNt, oaB oie nddite reeelnliBise Ser
iammlung Counting, ben 2. Ssuli,
nabmittaes, itattiinbet. ga orinsenoe
8eifdfie oes Gereins poriiegen il
meroen oie Mitglieoer eri,ht iih 5ll
beteiligen on ser Geriamnliung. Nad
Der geriammllmg miro Seims,.-
badencs unb &nffee ierpiert.
&atb. SGpfer, Sefr.
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NnS Columbus, Otie
3meis 80.

slqen Mitglieoern oicne our ge.
faaigan Nadridt, oaB bie llddite Ser
iammlune am Sonntag, ben 2. Su(l,
2:30 l1br madnjittoes, itattfin6st.
gs tperoen ipidtiee @eiddfte gu er-
leoigen iein, oesbalb lit es ertpiinibt,
oab ale Yaitglieoer in oieier Ser.
iammluns antpeieno iinb. Sn bieier
8eriamml,,hg lit aitd) oas Sterbegelo
fir unieren peritorbenen Rruoer Geo.
'Sartis fallis; uno bite nidt su Der-
geiien, ale Witglieoer oie in Der
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Siebenbiroifd,. .2lmerifanifhes Dolfsblatt

Webrlnadt iteben uno Sic bon oen
Mo,latsbeitrtieen entboben fino, Mil
len aber bas Sterbeeelo beaablen. Die
lebte Seriammlung ipar gut beiud)t
uno mir boffen aud) in ser nGhlten
piele 5eeriiBen a1 fonnen.
TIMER i1hrlihes Vidnif finbet am
9. Suli int 8ereinsbeim ltatt. Mehr
bieriiber in ser ndhiten Musgabe.
s. @obmeilter,, Sefr.
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unO gr. Seuti6ldnoer, baIo in nniers
Seriamml,lng pieber fommen fon,
men. Nad Der 8eriammlung gibf es
Sunh uno Grfrliduns.
sSobn Iaub, Sefr.
S. @obmeliter, Sefr.
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a,as Eerair,, Otte
5ur Grinneruno

an uniere bielgeliebte 8roBnutter,
Wutter un6 8attin
Maria Sdenfer, geb. Sduitr
geitorben am 5. sunni 1943 81 9orain,
Chic.
3u fritz biit bu bon uns aeidieben,
8eliebte Iltter. uns brab bas 9er5.
Mun rllbe ianft I'M itillen Srieben,
8er linbert llnicrn groBen Sdmer3?
Nun idlafe Nutter, in iiiBer Stub.
Gin 8lumenbiigel bedt ianit bid gu.
9u rpirit uns ilnberseblih bleiben
Sis mir bon bieier @elt ard) miiien
ld)eiben.
@etui0met bon beinen bih mic Der
seiienoen gnfeln, &inoern unO @al-
ten Nartin S6enfer.
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@inoior. DRt., &axaba
81. Ioulus. .Qirdbe, Iarert an,

81. Tanlns- Qtrde, Harent ADe
Fia-rer Otto S. SisSS::e, 1915 S1nsu
Gpe., 8inblor, &anaoa. @ottesbienh y
ben So,nn,erTnonaten bon 80 nbr 10.
mttraas; SonutasfduIe bon 10--11 utf
rormittlgs. Seben i. 0ienstaa abe.sN
inl Nonat &irfenrat> >Sisun9. Sebe1 1.
8onnerstag abenbs I'M Nonat Srniea
Werein Sibnne. NIIe @olfss unb @Ians
bcnseenoiien iinb her3lih eingelcssc:n.
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3lpeia II.

IS oiene allen S6.reltern 5ur &C.
ialligen Nadriht, oab Die naGite
8eriammlung am Samtsag, sen 1.
Suli, 1880 llbr abenos, itattiinoei
Nae Witslieoer iino gebeten iid SIT
beteiligen.
llnier nddlter &artenabenb finpet
am 13. S,li, s llbr abenos, itatt. Mle
iino aufs berslidite eingelaOen lid 81
beteiligen. Charlotte iSalf, Sefr.