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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-17
Mobile Horse Show
Scheduled Nov. rs.
Wur Bond Prizes

The fall horse SHOW of the MO
bile Horseman's Association has
been set for l pm, Sunday No
vember 26, at Cochran's Stables,
Lott Road on Highway As, j. w.
Lord, chairman, announced. There
will be IL classes with three
championship events in three
gated, five-gaited and walking
horse classes climaxing the show.
The profits from the show will be
invested in war bonds as prizes
for the Winers. Entries are being
taken by Secretary E C. Doody
at the COURTEOUS euntil November
18th.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-17

Idaho comes from the Indian
"edah hoe" meaning light on the
mountains"
Mount Vernon is maintained
~ the Mount Vernon Ladies As
iociation of the Union.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-17
Pascagoula
Church News
r PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
THE ADULT DI'

SAAOAhSAt
GAS A. NJ, Sunday School.
1000 A. M, Bible Glasses, Church
House.
100 A. M, Morning Worship,
Subject: The Rock Of Our
Foundation
6:15 P. NJ, Westminster League.
Church House.
7:30 P. M. Evening w orship +:
THE Burden Bearer"
Eastlawn Presbyterian Chapel
ll04 Belaire ST.
1000 A. M, Sunday School.
HOO A. NJ, Morning Worship.
$50 P. M, Young Peoples
League.
7:30 p. M, Evening Worship.
Community Sunday School
Observation-Disclosures
800 P. M, 321 Adm. Schley.
800 P. M, 14th Street Audi
forum.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-17
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Morning Services in Union
Hall, Dalnas avenu and Fred
eric street.
1900 A. M, Worship.
Night services, Lincoln Ave
nue. Community building, East
lawn, at 1880 o'clock.
Come Be With Us
j. w. EVANS
Minister.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-17

Lawn clippings allowed to fall
back on the turf soon decompose
and ada fertility Il the soil.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-17

tags is being held to raise money
for new uniforms lor the Moss
Point nigh school band.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-17

The Great Smoky Mountains
are so called because of an ever
present blue haze.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-17
Moss Point P. T. 4. Sponsors
Tag Day

Tag Day viii Be observed
all day Saturday at Moss Point
under the sponsorship OF the
Moss Point High School Parent
Teachef Association The safe 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-11-17

X. OF c. PLANS NEW HOME

The knights of Columbus hav,
bought a lot on Jackson avenr-
near South Paseagoula street an
plans are underway for IL
erection of a building on the i
that will form a permanent hane
for the local organization. I W
announced this week,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-28

AMERICAS FOREMOST SCHOOL
 - Martone Studios 4-3677. 100 Grand. Tap, ballroom, voice, piano. Ladies reducing and iimbering. children and adults-Radio broads casting. 22nd fall term registrations accepted Mons oct. End 10 a.'ni.. 10 D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-28

SHORT ORDER COOK - Apply in person. etabilization Plan. Valley Dinet, 1909 South Main Street Tel. 4.ooi7.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-28

MILITARY PICTURES - Framed. Dresser glass tops; glaAS shelves;
 window-glass and putty; wallpaper latest coiors and designs. Paint,
 interior and exterior. Wax Steady Fred" (double duty -- non .slip). RENT OUR 6" FLOOR SANDER. UNION PLATE & WINDOW GLASS 70 scoviil Street Dial 4-0604
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-28

oUARANTEED-Rspairs ail makes machines, VaeuuFas. Used machines bought Singer Sewing Machine Go. 4s4S06.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-28
WOMAN HELD FOR SUPERIOR COURT

Henrietta Jones, %, 10 BlakeSlec Circle wa Sbound over to Superior Court under e2,b00 bonds after c hearing before City Court Judge Charles R. summa this Inronlng on Q charge of ennbeEzlement.
 Frank Hunt, seaman just res turned from avbrgcas, said he gave MisB Jones ei,2O0 to hold for him afio that she refused to return it. Miss Jones said Hunt gave her tho paorey so hol& because he intended % marry her.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-28

A:sSss.'s Ss'SsS DANCE 5stSn H.S 4S.I Fsll,ss .ss Regina Leonard, 7s [. Main. 6.OOiS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12

YOUR hatd ar labor? Do your
best inst and you VIII achieve.
NOV - TO nc. ~
Sngttmf1s - Friendly inAu-
Fnfes U0Th Tor private and out
side activities Military sue
ccsses, air and naval achieve
mcnt indicated Haste without
forethought VIII thwart your
purpose, so Doe catcfull
DEC. - IN IAN. sf
CUpyc6IR STUDY, improving
your technique and efficiency,
making necessary changes, in
vestlgating new devices. equip
ment Of worth Moneys trans
actions, spending require eau
ton, sound judgment.
Jan. 22 TO FEB. eo
AgVaFTy7-Again stars benehc
20 you in this generous month.
Changes concerning business and
home interests indicated and can
bring eventual benefits. Don't
be impulsive, careless.
FEB. 2t TO MARCH eO
Psccs-lnfuonces on the ia
vorable side, but you will have
20 be determined, persistent in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12
Save Soap

NEVER, IN wartime. throw
away even the smallest silver 81
soap Because soap IS made Of
vital war ingredients. and be-
cause soap itself is used for the
military forces and for war in
dustries, every particle Of soap
should be put 20 use Don Use
soap waStefullY and don't
throw any of it away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12
Horoscope

look in Section DO HSch ioHr ~
For Sotodor Fcbrvarp 81.
p WaRCH ~ TO arm 20
Ares - Not $50 encouraging
that YOU can afford 10 Tot down
in efforts. You'll haze 10 double
them. stir yourself 10 increase
production, and tempo. perhaps.
APRIL n TO MAY 20
Tagrus-Be consistent so that
Won won't IaE. Wasted time and
erengf cannot be reg in I'd.
Thank God for the health and
Will to work. You have splcn-
did capability.
NAY ~ TO JUNE n
GemiBi-Not especially aus
picious aspects, but with clever
management and plenty Of the
verye and acquisitiycncss which
YOU possess, YOU can keep pace
with the hest.
JUNE ~ 70 JULY %
Cmccr-Aren't You the lucky
ones todayl Didn't know ~ Vol,
assal, promote and fight for
your goal, "A worthy objective.
Fine day for you.
July - 10 AUG. -
Lco-Keep a keen sense and
awareness Of the trend and sig
u1tirauce of your work, It's inn
portance 10 others, your family
and country.
AHG. ~ 70 SEPT. -
Virgo - Favorable day, espe-
ciaIly for employment, business
matters generally. gains ham
ding essential items, war mate
rials, clever ideas, smart news
iCafs, also Journalism, dealing
in fine art objects.
SEPT. ~ TO OCT ~
TibTd-Just FAR aspect Whicn
give you the privilege Of bring
ing the day up to peak. You can
make Il productive and still have
some time for wholesome rccrea-
ton on entertainment
OCT. - 10 NOV gR
Srnrpln Should he-nppnrr-ne,
inspiring. WHAT is YOUR mission
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12
Contest Winners
To Be Announced

IrnD NrAnEl.C II -
~ ~ 4NsITI - vi ~ l4iiIfiA
and prize-winning menus IN
the Low-Point DINNER con-
test Of The American Weekly
see The American Weekly
with thrS Sundays Detroit
Times.
The enthusiastic response
tn me contest. Offering War
BOWS As prlzes, proved con-
clusivcly that howcmakers
Rave = VIDE variety 81 non
ratI0ncd ingredients with
'vr7-'-1r II prepare tdTry, TOUT-
ish.ng and fully satisfactory
meals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12

A DISTINCTIVE touch for
linens. Pattern TT contains a
transfer pattern Of two l-nch
alphabets and SIX frames 5x6
inches.
This pattern, together with a
needieWorK pattern OF useful
and decorative motifs for linens
and garments Is Gents
Send IS cents in coins for
every Laura Wheeler pattern
10 the Laura Wheeler Pattern
Department. 1225 Times Square.
Detroit 81. Mich
An additional IS cents brings
you our now 32-page Needle
craft Catalog .. 1873 illus,ra-
ions Of DIES gns for embroidery
knitting, crochet quilts, home
decoration, ta.s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12

4 child horn an this dap;
Thoughtful, generous, reucent,
sometimes lacking in ambition
and perseverance. s1icndid quail
tiles for leadership, personal
success, hut needs 10 be puodded
into action, encouraged 70 per
sist.
Copyright 1894 by Kt's FestlIss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12
BY Frances Drake


,ptlook Is. according 20 me Sfqrs.
efforts. Attainment not too easy.
Seek counsel when n do1ht no
important issues, scussions
Don't fear 10 pioneer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12

Yes--insisf on Tintexl For with Tniex
you don't hove 10 buy q dye in one
box for certon fobrics and q dye in
another box for other fobrcs. You
buy single box for dyeing every
f1brc! Comes in the some Tiniex Cruy
Box you've oIwoys bought. Available
in over SO foshion-right coIors. At no
increase in price, either-l0c box
Use for the lorger sizel. Eosy! Quick!
Perfect! These ore the reasons why
millions prefer Tintex, Americas ALL
FABRIC. ALL-PERFECT OUulify Dyes!
AZ drug, department and dime stores.
Buy ALL-FABRIC Tintex this very doyl
No increase in price!
Still in Toe and l5e Sizes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12
lIudSOn'S Basement Store

ORE HOURS; Saturday, 9;45 10 6;0O Daily, s;45 10 5;45
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21

oeid,idtlihcs Sofuuei1t Ibodyten Nan'
gcs lll,o Iieit Iih ltelleihueiie geraoeou
spie eiu ipannenber ariegsroman.
Goir politiifsm S1tereiie lit oieer'
fllr,,ns oes Yriiibenter, 2ieferungen
lpie @egenlicfcrunsen al,f 6rnno Der
2eib b-Gatt Arrangements 1niibfen
natlJ Yeenoisung ccs GriegeSeinge'
ltellt iperoeu. St iagt ltid,ts iiber IT.
aenS.pelhe neuen Arrangements. Die
Damn ;u treiitn ieien. rrt rnlercn
Gerbiiwoeten sic Mogl;difeii 'ucitcrer
,snaniprudjnabme meri ariIher Gars
lebns, uno Greoitbilfe b.; ibren Wies
oerauibauarbeiten 81 ii:i,rr. sther
oieieS Sh,peieen beoe!l.st luobl nidlt.
oaB IS oui unierer Seita on Ser Vc'
reihp:nigteit 81 elmer iaid,en art eer
SilIe!@;it,ma icblt. - 8irflibtcit
lreroen Ste GcreinigtsH Staaten. sscrcn
SteIluns ais @ldubiecrlono na,5 ois.
lem &riega lmoergleia}li:f) ltarfer ie.n
iuiro, ais Sic rcreoitrs" -Molle Gnc.
lambs cs jenmls ipar, n::t iold,en Ge'
IfGiten oann nur ibre,, eiJe!,er Snttr.
eiicla hienen. Eann err! miro a.!d) &c.
seniaitisc Terred),t.,ns in Collar nno
Gent DieSr ii,,ncou .uer0en. aber
lli1t cher.
gsie Yraiioent GOoleDc I in DEM ~e-
riht Iagt: ~Meoer Der Oeiamtruc:r
ser uon uns geleiI Seib, YaGt-
Silis. nod Die Siimae Ser in 6elo
aussaoriidter @esenleiit,;ngcn unie.
| rer SertiinS,teu lisier! aincu bral,d
baren Mabitab Ser 'Silfe. Die mir
gespGbrt Mno emrfanacw buben. Oii1
Sen @crt ees frieseriiten Wutcs
ser @eihidlidfeit ms Spferspiala
fait angcildts bes IpocS unS oe
GerlpiiitllnB allf oeli Shlahtfelo'
fam cs feiEi,n budlb.;! !l,.na SniiBiJe!
Nus0rud gebet."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21

CAPITAL CITY BITS
By Katy Gotzmristcr

Columbus, O., Dec. 2l i don t
think anyone could have gotten q
nicer Christmas present than the
Columbus Junior Saxon Club did
last Thursday at their meeting.
Seven new members were taken
III. This now increases our mem
bership from sixteen to twenty
three. There's nothing more en-
couragins than to see large al
tendance at our meetings. \ good
time was had BY all. There was an
exchange OF SOC gifts afterwards,
and everyone seemed pleased with
their gifts.
Election oi officers was post
poned until our January meeting
SO lets all be ready to cast our
votes for the ones we want to hold
the respective offices.
This Saturday. Dec. 8. at sc
p. m, is our annual Christmas
program at the Hall for the chill
dren. Santa Claus will be there
with gifts for the Young and old
The committee is planning all
eventful evening Tor all who al
tend. so let's all be there.
To New Castle
We are looking forward to the
Bowling Tournament to be held
in your fair city. We arc sending
both a boys and a girls team. W. {
are also sending three toubles, onc
man and two girls. and two sin
giles ior the men and four for the
girls.
The Columbus Junior Saxon:
wish to take this opportunity to
wish each and everyone OF YOU =
very "Merry Christmas We hare
and pray that this all will soon be
over and that next Christmas al
our boys and girls will be bach
home and we will all nave tnG
"Merriest Christmas OF all
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21
FERRY TALES

Comes the Christmas season
once again NTH its wondrous sto-
ry which took place centuries ago.
A tiny Babe wrapped in swadd-
ling clothes lying in a man.cr.
That night the first Christmas
carol originated as the angels
sang "Glory to God in the High
est and on Earth, Peace Goodwill
toward men
AS il in dream our eyes will
again try to catch that vision OF
Mary in the lowly stable, the shep-
hard and the Wise men who came
bearing gilt CT gold, frankincense
and myrrh.
Our story this year is OF =
mother who has lost the true
meaning OF Christmas in the rush
OF everyday living until thcChris.-
mas fairy make her see different
ly. The young cast is working
hard and rehearsal shows that
"The Christmas Mother will be
remembered by all not merely as
as play but As an example where
III the Christmas story with all its
beauty and simplicity comes to
make us forget the chaos which
surrounds tie world today and
our hearts pray that thc angels
first carol OF Peace on earth good
will toward men may soon eli
circle this cert once again.
The annual Christmas enter
tainment will take place in the
hall Christmas night and because
Christmas comes but once wear
let all return this year 10 the
scenes of our youth and childhood
blending together our voices to-
gcther in the singing OF "Stilie
Nacht, Heilige Nacht'. atchins
the little ones eagerly reach for
their treat and seeiny the play. SO
until Christmas night - - Aui
Wiedersehen. Niariechen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21

Mix SorbereitungeN tuurhsn os.
trDfien, nm nm Ionncrs,ag, sen
2S. Gejemter, eil:. Sol,oeupabl iiir
sic GoIn.n Meliore 9eup absuhal.
ten. SoiepN y. 0ornlan, Yrdiioen'
Der Gountn apnlniliiire, teilte nit
bui; bei Ser &ahl i'm Nouenter oir
SprIoAe jlpar cine yiel'rheIt bon 53
ErONnt erbielt, oai; uher inter oca
itootlid,u 9eitilnnll;nseN einE
McArijti. pcn So Yroyrt crioroer,
lid iii.
AG;t 81 Yro5Snt fnnn ;,par oei
YriIioeNt oSer ieoer Itoatlidje oosr
ildotiitDe 8eamie er,publt lperoen,
cber 'iic Sic misunderstanding iii
ss rolDtnSia oab lid, 50 Yroseni
Ser &dtler iiir iie aualpreher. Scs'
bulb riro oriuaeno leGeten, ooD ie.
Ser @dbIcr, Dem Sos &oll uno sSe,
Ge ieircr Geuleinoe am 9erieu licg:
iiir oie Gorlaee lpir6t nno onl %.
Scjcmtsr nit einem vSSar ablti!nmt
GurN oas Seiet lit Sic Gcuntr
8erlpaltlmg rerpiliehtet, iid) oe:
Ssute anjl!ncbneu, oie unfiihls fine
i:ct ielbIt III crbolten. Sn oiele aate.
gprie aehDrcu alth abb,ineige ain'
Ser. 9linSc, Stripped, clte ma
fronfe 2elite. Gbenio iii es Die
Hilid)t Ser NehGroe, lid Ser Yer'o
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21
,l1it aner Oeutlihfeit

Gin porl,bnler 0ann, Ger ob Ic'~
mes StolSes befannt mar, bagegtete
emit oui Ser 2anoitraSe einem Drill
Ter, Ser e;,,an Giel Dor iid) bertrieb.
Ga Ser Gprnebme aui feinen SAIL aus.
tpeihen ,poilte, eeidab es. oab i'm oas
Wrantier 81 Yoben itieb. Ourob er-
grimmte ser Mann ec.ualtie nno
idrie Sen Ntiiller an: 8as min Der
&erl l1no lem giel? aanl gr ieiilei,
Giel niht beiieitcneNren, mern ei,,
Mann BON Stanb BEG Aeges fon,n,to! ?
Ser Muller entifuloigte iih NIT
bielen Norten uno iprad bonn:
rBirflid, Serr - id iab Guh nidt
fonmen, slaubt mir, ionlt b6tte id)
laut unS beutlid seriifen: GieI, ge5
aus Sem @ege!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21

men and of children is pouring itself
out upon the sands. Grief. suffering
and anguish are on every hand.
Yet even i'll the darkness of this
hour, new hopes are born. One after
the other the countries long under Hit
ler's heel are being freed. New hope
is kindled as the Allied Armies de-
stroy the military night of Germany.
After a long and terrible darkness
come the first faint streaks of dawn
with their promises OF new day.
But darkness still covers the earth
ana our hearts are heavy with the an
guish of the world Day by day the
hand of Sorrow reaches further into
our homes. Day by day the stark reali-
ties OF war come close to us as the
months of absence lengthen and the
shadows of anxiety and loneliness
come between us and the sun-as the
blue stars at SO many windows turn to
gold.
Wherever we look there is insecur-
lty. Lie appears to contain nothing
that is stable or enduring. usliness
CoflrOntS us on every hand We have
somewhat desperate need for Ger
tainty. Deep down within the cayerns
of our being there is more passionate
need Tor God than Tor any other thing,
This transcends all need for what we
cal religion or for the forms of anv
creed. The Almighty and Eternal One
IN whom we live and move and have
our being. is the one great Certainty.
not only the source of Life but Life
itself. This tie soul knows. It is this
knowledge that the mind unconsciouslv
desires. for which the heart cries out
i'll its agony.
How much we have forgotten as the
uglineSS OF mans periidy 10 his brother
haI spread itself across the world
Yet each evening. Day permits the
mantle Of the Dark to cover her that
she may throw it off with ecstasy as
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21
Congressman Bolton Sends Her
Friends A Christmas MESSAGE
BY congressman Frances P. Bolton

a new dawn brings in the Light. We
forget that outward forms are symbols
Of the infinite processes of living, that
Light goes on no matter how dense
that darkness may appear. Light
goes on!
We forget that at this high point of
darkness, Spring has already been
born, Spring, that in few short
months will send her fresh green
shoots up through the ground shatter-
IL; the fears of Our unbelief. We for
get that new age has already been
born out of the very darkness we find
SO uncomfortable, and that like the soft
spring green that will so soon appear
on every hand, the first shoots of a
new world will come to cover the ugli-
ness of the destruction we have
wrought, turning it to new and un-
dreamed of beauty. We forget that
boys and girls will sing where men
have died, that children will be born
who will have their own Light. and
use it iii their own way, for their own
purposes. Light goes on Eternally for
God is Light even as He is Life itself.
These are but inadequate words /
send out to you all wherever you may
DC: but they carry to you the hope that
this Christmas season may bring to
each one Of you and to all you love
on land or sea an abiding certainty
that darkness and light are both alike
to Him who has said to all people in
all ages and climes, BE still and know
that | am God'.
Let us remember these words to-
getler and as we celebrate this Festival
of Birth let US determine to contribute
to the world now being born, beauty.
strength, fidelity, honor. Joy and an
| abiding faith in God Who is Eternal
Wisdom, Eternal Life, Eternal Love.
And for our comfort let US reread
once again these beautiful words OF
an ancient wisdom:
Meier the Spirit spas born: the spiyi,
shall cease to be never
Ne0er 1aus time it 1ods not; End ond
Beginning are dreams!
Bwthless and dedthless and chaugslcs,
rcrsainetk the spirit toreOer.
do ask that God may keep you and
| our beloved Country. AS we humbly
express our need of Him in every mo-
lnent of our living may we not forget
His need of Us, making ourselves
worthy 10 he what He means us to
be: tie visible expression OF His Life
il Earth.
May Christmas Dav bring to YOU a
reblrth ol faith and hope and under
standing OF courage and of deep and
abiding JOY.
Sincerely yours,
FRANCES y. BOLTON.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21
Am 28. December wird i'm County
.eine wichiiqe Wahl siaiiiinden
County Welfare Levy steht zvr Ent.eheidvns.

nen onjunebneu, SIC al, Subarfl,lo.
ie unO anoeren an'tetfeuben Grnnf.
bciten leiben.
S5err Gernan iueilt aber audi
aacoui bin, bab man uid)t in Der
2age lit, geniiseuo Gelber aui5l,.
tringen. nm iiir alle oieie Sdlle ST
iorsen, iaas Sic Mablsr lie nit ei.
ncr Minoerbeit bon 35 Erosent a5.
ieIren. Nm iid beltebt feline orsani.
iierte Sppoiition eesen Ole GorIage,
Sic I'M Sntereile ciner gut seiiibrtcn
ScrruaItuns liegt. Ytabseberoe 1er.
einigungen ,u:e oie Sanoelsfa!nnler.
tatlolii6s uno proteiiantiid;e Geiit.
!ihe, Sic gltern-2ebrer Organiia.
ton, sic u. j. g., ser s. S. 8. uno
onSere 8rupp,n ieeten lid) Iiir bic
&oblfabrtsuorlage IN.
0cice. pclitiiten Yarteien uno
Gle 3eiiuuccu itsllten lid biater Die
&orlase. Gs ieblt nur, baB lid, cine
sroi,e MeDrMii, ,ldlnlit 60 Bro
sent, ihrcr gilid)t betpubt miro. Sn
Ser Iorluge lit cine Ste,rar bon IA
per Mile uprgeietsu. Sa onoers
Steuern ,ieorieer ,prrOen, lpuroe
Ganlit niGt einual eiue Steuererbo'
puna eintreteu. Gie Steuerrate liegt
run "A Yro5sl,t unter Ser bonn Sab
re 1912.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By Eleanore.

The time has come again when
the Youngstown Juniors wish to
extend to their friends near and
far very Merry Christmas and
happy and prosperous Newyear.
Speaking Of New Year, just 4
reminder that we are having a
New Years Eve blowout at the
Club with Sauerkraut, Sausage
and any flavor OF soda pop you
desire. About midnight there will
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21
HippeNrel,,e Gkeater
rSbe bern S6unsbt Of Yon" besinnI
Spnncrstag, ben 81. 0esember

Cine Iid) iuarm beluegeuoc 9eid)ihie
,lnlerer Suseiro bon bellte, Elm sar.
ter Sr;but Iiir ibren llnlrid)iitterliden
Gla,i5eu an Sic 3ufunft, lit in oieIe,!i
nelen @ilo gaiIilosrt. gs lit Die 8e-
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