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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-28

Correral George Leomis and his brother, Staff Sergeant Allan Loom. Is, met in Italy just before the eef' poral left for this country recently Corporal Leernis, holder of the ln' fantFyman badge, Is now spending a three .week furlough with his par' ents, MT. and Mrs, William Loomis of a Lee street, He will report next to Camp Butner, N, O.
 Arthur W, Bailey, son of MT, and Mrs, Stephen Bailey Of 38 Niagara street, has ben promoted to first Lieutenant at an Air Force station in England He is holder Of the AIT Medal and two Oak Leaf Clusters
 Private Donald Celone Of 2 Vers gler street has been awarded gllaef' man wings ct Camp Maekall, N, o. He is the son of MT, and Mrs Ah' thony Celene,
 Technical Sergeant William D. Valletta of ei Division street has completed jump training at Fort Benning, da., and has been pFeseht- cd his paFatfooper wings
 Private First Glass Charles B' Parker Of b6 Bishop street Is sta' toned in England with an Army Ar Force service command unit. He is the son of Mrs, Fannie Parker.
 Private John Reynolds, jry has arrived in FFance with an infantry unit, according to word received here, Tine son of MT, and Mrs, John Reynolds. Sr, of 024 Sylvan avenue and the husband Of the former VT" ginia difeh of 04 Revere street, nc entered the service last February
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-28

Lieutenant Francis |, PhelAn of 100 Woodlawn Terrace has been iIl- terenod in Q neutral country in Eus rope, according to word received here from the young soldier, He was serving A1 Q navigator on B-24 Llberator hen the airShip was shot down last spring,
 A former einploye of the Water-. bury Tool, division of VickerB, Inc, he received his commission in June, lo4S.
 Joseph and Vincent spina, sons of Mir, and Mrs. Carmen Spina of 90 Benefit street, met recently in Italy, according to word received here. Joseph, 0 seaman first class in the Navy, visited his brother ct field headquarterB and later obtained permission to have him visit aboard ship in an Italian port Vincent, Q private in the Army, iB serving as an ambulance driver with medical detachment,
 Private Prank Rosa of 70 jewelry street has been awarded paratroop wings ct Fort Bennlng, Ca. where ho recently completed jump train. ing,
 Earl M. Daniels Of Waterbury has been advanced to sergeant ct his base in England, Ho b serving as An engineer and waist gunner on Q B-24 Liberator.
 Captain Willard L, BurghoR o! $50 Robbins street, who has eoins pleted @ missions overseas, iB now at Miami Beach, Fla, for re.asSign. inent. He served aS c pilot for g months in the Southwest Pacific and Caribbean areas,
 Private Ernest Rhodes Of 10 drandView avenue has arrived if France with on Infantry unit, ae. eording to word received by his parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Rhodes.
 Henry c. MIergwinski Of 220 or. ange street has been advanced to corporal at Yuma Army Ar Field, AFiS,, where he recently received his gunneFy wings,
 WAC Private Florence E, MabFy of 10 Watefvilie street is stationed at Camp Miles Standish, Mass, Be- fore enlisting in the service C year ago she was e clerk at tho OakVille dtuiGlata aF kla RaaUiiI AHaaufa at1ta ing Company,
 gsSet, Charles g. fsherwood, c prisoner of war in Remania since April 5 when his D.94 Liberatef was shot down on a mission over the Ploesti oil fields, was among i,0i3 liberated U. 8. Army Air Force ef- fieeFs and enlisted men who arrived by ship at New York City last night,
 Sgt. Isherwoed, who is the son Of MT. and Mrs. Charles fsherweed of New Bedford, Mass, and the hus- band Of Mrs, Louise (Tfenka) fSher. wood, 70 Chestnut avenue, He was an assistant manager Of the 6, z, Kresge Go, store here for three years before leaving for army seFVs ice Sept, 2, le42,
 Daniel D. DFiseell of 4i Holmes avenue has completed 6 leave here and has returned to the Naval stas ton ct Key West, Fla, A pharnlas eirtR' mate, third class, no entered the service in July, io43, He is the Boh Of MT, and Mrs, Daniel T, Dris" coll,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-28

" VNNAS &SNSA~aSSN WSNsSVA
 The application for appointment of tho administrators was filed to- day at the office of Probate Court Judge Patrick Heaiey and the ap- poiatment will Do confirmed as soon aS c bond is filed.
 Last Tuesday Superior Court Judge Robert L. Munger entered c Judgment in the Porter will litl- gation in accordance with Q man. datc Of the State Supreme Court of Errors and thereby made way for distribution of the estate to She estate to the hoirS.
 Efforts had been made by the City of waterbury to secure the trust fund for ugo in setting up c trade nehool here, but the superior court ruled such c project would pc contrary to the terms of tho will which was drawn up before MT. Portcr's death in 1906,
 judgo Frank ?. McEVoy ruled c trade school was not tho type Of itl- Btltution for which the funds were left, and his opinion was sustained by tho high court.
 h denying use of the estate for the proposed trade Bchcool, the su. perIor cvourt judge also ruled that the trust fund failed and the eS. tate should Dc distributed to MT, Porter's heirs,
 Attorney Lyman represented Bertha Comstock and Elizabeth Abeil during the court hearings Other heirs named in the action were: Lillian W. Porter, individual. iy end as exccutrix of the estate Of the late Thomas W. Porter and Katherine Miller; Helen, Grace. and Lucy Porter; and Nathan Porter. IT,, Individually and as executor Of thO estate of Hiland Porter, and Louis Porter.
 Attorneys Waiter and David Tor rance, counsel for the trustee, arc expected to draw Up the final ace count shortly and will submit it 10 tin0 administrator for distribution in accordance with orders from the probate court.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-28

Educators Of South Africa are studying plans to curb juvenile de. iifiquency,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-28

Private Prank Rosa of 70 jewelry street has been awarded paratroop wings ct Fort Bennlng, Ca, where he recently completed jump train. ing,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-28
LOCAL, AUDITORS
 TO GET CITY JOB

A local auditing firm Is expected to Do awarded the contract to audit the city's books at today's . eeting of the finance board. It is Feports cd Barrow, Wade, Guthrie fncs which has audited the books for the past four years will not Be ro.en. gagged. The company, it is stated, has revealed it cannot do th9 work for . sum under el0,000. It has charged the city 97,b00 in the past,
 Local 0. ?. 4. auditing firms have not formally bid for the cen- tract, but have slgnified their vii. iingness to undertake the work fl awarded.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-28
Assets Of $2OO, 900 Involved In Case On
 Docket For B Years
Attorney Charles Lyman of New Haven to Serve; City Defeated in Effort to Obtain Money for
 Trade School

Attorney Charles Lyman of New Haven, counsel for several of the heirs of the late David Porter has been named administrator of the Porter estate and distrbu: ton of the assets totaling approximately $2O0000, VIII by the Waterbury Trust Company trustee of the estate fHyaa aIAA AAa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Pre- SHRINK Socks for els

CHICAGO March n u-PI-
Brig Gen J + Barzynski, com
handing general Of the Chicago
qHartermaSter depot, announced
that hereafter all socks purchased
by the quartermaSter corps will be
pre-shrunk 10 keep from binding
the toes of G. l Joe.
Order War Stamps delivered
to your hume by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Two Rob
Downtown
Garage

Two thugs took S44 from the
cash register at he National Gar
age unit at Randolph and Madison
al 3 81 a IT. today after fiting q
shot al the attendant, Horace
Hendriek 26 Of 555 r. Adams
The shot was fred through a
window When Hendricks reached
for telephone instead Of opening
the locked office door as the ban
dlts demanded The bullet struck
an adding machine at Hendricks.
side.
Earlier three men two Of whom
answered descriptions Of those in
the garage WIRE frustrated IN an
attempt 10 steal gasoline from a
garage al 1850 Parker
The intrudcrs dropped their de-
mand for gas and -ordered William
Earvim, 81. Of $40 Medbury, the
attendant. 10 let them out when
he closed the automatic door be-
hind them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Capt. w. MI. Baldwin
Divorced by S0ciaIiGe

Beatrice Spencer Baldwin. So
cialite daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Spencer or % Handy
Lane Crosse Polnte Farms, has
been granted a divorce from Capt.
William II Baldwin by Circuit
Judge Moynihan
In line with his recent criticism
of wartime divorces of couples
with children, however, Judge
Moynlhan yesterday granted the
decree only with the provision that
neither should remarry for one
year
Mrs. Baldwin testified, with her
mother AS witness, that Baldwin
soon after their marriage on Feb
y 1912 lost his affeCtionate atti-
tude toward her and became sui
len and mOrOSe, especially before
her friends They were separated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Ndzis Blackjack
On PdpdI Illness
Times Photo

NEW YORK, March "a INS)
- German propagandists today
denied their own reports that
Pope Plus XII had been i'll.
DiSregarding earlier broadcasts
by the heavily censored Vichy
radio telling of the illness. the
DNB agency declared that re-
ports spread by foreign radio
stations about the alleged sick
ness Of the Pope are without
foundation. }r-ace.~,.-4-a,---
The dispatch said that accord
ing to "A trustworthy source"
Lis Holiness lis enjoying the best
of health and is doing his normal
quota of work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Booklet InStruttS
Drdftees ON Finances

NEW YORK, March - INSl
Men being drafted soon viii re-
ccivc a war department booklet
outlining essential steps they
should take before being iHdueted
The book advises the seleCtce
about allotment pay and other
financial and legal matters he
should attend 10 before leaving
his family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
SOcialile Army Wife
DetrOii'S Cover Girl
DctroIt's own Cover GirI

Dctroit's own Cover Girl -
She Is lovely because she is p
charming fve-foot-fIve of person
atty and oomph. and because of
her bFoRd hair and eyes that look
at YOU with a straightforward
look. and q wonderful arch To her
eAnhpnllA
But Mrs. Edmond p. Lunkcn is
an unorthodox beauty contest
winner because shes more inter-
cstcd in her army aviator hus-
band stationed overseas, her 2ie-
vcar-old son and N obtaining
her uwr conmerefai piiet license.
SOCIALLY PROMINENT
Socially prominent Mrs Lun-
ken-lAp- former Dorothy -Rac4tl4A-
became am cntrant m The Cover
Girl contest in the Book-CadlllaC
Casino because she was so highly
recommended by photographers, Of
Detroit who recognized her photo
genie qualities
The competition, a combination
style show-bcauty contest event
was held in the Book-Cadillac
yesterday
Mrs. Lunkon wore an original
model three-picCe ensemble of
London brown wool. The Jacket
introduced the new scroll neckhne
3and the Jacket and top coat were
1lned In scarlet silk.
VICTORY SURPRISES
When Mrs. Lunken was chosen
as Dctroits Cover Girl by the
ridges, r *. Arnold 3. r Nagle
and j. Kalec. photographers from
Detroit'S three newspapers. no one
was more surprised than the win
-ffef-l4eF-e4f
II didn't know until yesterday
was going to he in the con
test, " She said II have modelled
little for the Junior League
and the Thrift shop and enjoy
modelling. hut this II 50 sud
den, 7 had never thought Of
modelling professionally"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Jealous Slayer Sent
To Hospital al Ionia

Following The advice of san
ity commission Recorder Judge
Sklllman today committed Joseph
SyzuSt. 20 of 5qi5 OTIS charged
with murder, 10 the Iona state
Hospital
SXIuSt was held l1L-Ihc Dee
IS. 1913 fatal shooting of Thad.
deus TIwoWar. 20 OF 1897 Thrift
eth while TIWowar was sitting Ir
a car with "A mutual girl friend
SyzuSt admitted that he wa,
Jealous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Accident Injuries Fatal

Edward KorylIinski SO Of 16I
Gerald, Highland Park. died If
Highland Park General H0>pta
today from injuries suffered
March II when a steel Wheclhar
row fCli on him 81 the AIdrcF
Coal Co 1895 Second where h,
was employed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
THE WEATHER
Y $ Heatner duncan forecasts

weather bureau forecasts Tor
Harrn -
Detroit and vicinity Becoming cloudy
tonight. With scattered night rams late
tonight. changing % SNOW furres sat
urday Warmey t0uigh. and colder Satsr-
daF Lowest tonight about IS degrees
Mlderate winds SATURDAY
-"tpH-fs 81 forecast FfoF~fr 81 pTUrT7rE
curing 'he next 36 hours fcr- &orfh 20
terrees- West 90 FAST % south 50
DETROIT DATA
Temperature Thgrscas = ghfs' 30
degrees lowest %. mean 40
Departure from normal trmpers tore
ThIIsdas degrees
bep8 rturs from llrmal Temperature
lnce Jan 27s degree
a l54szfs t7fz=7Esf- mn Xxi
rs' 30 degrees lowest 81 mean. a.
Temperature 'h.s cate .r past n years
h CHEST 81 degrees in 1910 lowest M
1855
Rela't,e humidity THURSDAY 80 m
per rcn' $50 %, 90 $50 D. ~
IS aH m 70
Precipitation In last a hours ending o.,
en- ~ TODAY U1 inches
Departure from normal precipitation
since Jan 81 inches.
Degree GAYS for Thlrseay March q
-
N1rmsl f1r March p. %
Accumulate ffEfef IaFs fTIF UTr-u-
Norma degree ds,. for March asz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Ex- Beer Runner Held
In Police Cleanup

Frank Galbo, Al. of $50 +.
Lafayette was picked up AZ Mon
rec and St. Antoine az = 80 a m
today by detectives continuing
their inventory Of old police
character
GaIbo alleged leader Of a
downriVer prohibition era beer
gang was held Tor Investigation
Of robbery armed All those
previously arrested In the roundup
have been released
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Harvard Down TO | $50

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. March "A
tUPl Harvard UniverSity.S pres
cnt civilian enrolment of 1850
students is about 1000 less than
tho registration during World Wal
J. according TO official university
figures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

in Washington June 30. 1913.
after, her husband had entered the
army she said
A property settlement was ar
ranged out Of court and Mrs.
Baldwin was given custody of
their child. Howard c. Baldwin IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

She nov has a chance 70 have a
screen test with Columbia Pic
lures, a contract with Harry Con-
over studios, q trip 10 New York
and TO have her picture painted
by Bradshaw Crandall appear on
the cover of the Cosmopolitan
Magazine.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-19

:;s:.:s :si ,...,s !, + s:s .:F
xvo1g -.
versamnlung jeden I. Creita9 i'm
Monat. 1880 Uhr abends. i'm Sachsen-
President, Andreas Kekel s3s Pro-
spect Str. Telepicn 6678.
Sekr.. Simon Kautz. GAL So. Lundy
c. v. sekr.. wi,liam Paulini. s45
Newgarden Ave.
Adressen-Sekr. John Huber. sss Wood
land Ave.
D. Eo,as. NO. yuEzSs a. os.e.s os
Meeting every seccnd Sunday Of every
month at 2 p. N. at members house.
President. Walter swistowicA. b9SS
Secretary; o'rtrud. Thiss. ssss
c.-X:-sec'y- Catherine LESS. ssls SID
~ louis No. s7;s: s. z; E "a . T. u v''''''
versamEalung 5edsn I. sonntas i'm
Monat. 3 Uhr nachmittass. i'm st. Louis
PrAs.. Johann Birk. ssls Tholo.an Str,
Sekretarin, Hanna Girresch. 3611
Manhattan. Maplewood, Mo.
ton Avenue.
''' 1Ssk :stls.as.::v.s..s. - ." x:!r = Il. oa''''
Monat. Thr nccSmittaes. i'm Vsreins-
iokal. 22s Ost Sc. Str, New York City.
Pras, Simon Huegel, 1872 Jewett Ave-,
Port Richmond Station. Island, N. Y.
Sekr.. Katharine Tontsch, 339 East 96.
Z.S.-i.kr.. G.orr Rocs 1oa w.tcno-
que Rd.. w. N. B., Staten Island. N. Y.
WATERFOWL: =. Is :; v.r-
Vereammluny jeden ]. Sonntag i'm
Monat i'm sacdsenhein. 4aC-4s2 Fac
Fra =. eeors Wolf, 400 Davis Str.
Nv -sefr:: N. RacSner. t4t Pearl st
o. 1.r.,.. s. = xr:S:a; s~:;. "a e
Versammlui & jeden Z. SonntaS i'm
Nonat svp SachseEhefm
pras. Katharina' H1chsmann. 1893
Berkley Ave. Tel: S-6876.
Ferndale Ave. Tel: 1880.
clear1nont Dr Tel: 2-7i7s.
Youaessovs. o. =. 3. .. Z q. vsrsa1.
versammlung jeden I. Sonntae Tn
Monat i'm Sachsenhein- 1cks Flint Hi,
Pras:, Michael dshss Bokesch. s4s Rosemond
Prot. .sekr.. Johann Holztrager. 1889
Olson Ave.
=. c.;y;;seSr.;; y; sr;e, John orben. sos4 Hudson
K,-L:-sekr, Fritz Thsis. l47 Idora Ave.
Tel: 8l324.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-19
I'm des Mamens wiIIen

enersilde 8sfalt beus!s lid uber bic
Edbmaltine. bic oui Dem Gb,iIh
1ano uno Gil rem iornsn!parmenS mi.
tcse unter i5ren eel1aitieen lirle,
cabinrafe!!.. Die ins eslblihe it)im=
'Usrnoen. nubbraanen Iussn, bic ba,5
,oN ben ountlen 6ranIsn Der W,mptrH
o.oedt paren. Stpinterten balii1, nah:
reno bic Itortsn OGnos bin nns roieoer
ben Saum ces neuer GommertIeior5
3eraoe retten, Der unter Der yfossl ca=
}inelitt.
Uom Jeniter fer ertonte Elm p:siisaz
oes Sdnartben. 0Ort ,ab Orr 5n'uts
ter shiparb, cine singsiGrumpfts.
icliparssetlsiests alts Srou. in lbssm
Hpllitubl uno fhlief. Die 2ippea tx
peeten ii9 unohiaIlia, als ipratlsn lie
i'm Shlaf. uno bic ee'riimm!en SeIae.
ringer lassn teinen 9lugen5Iid it'd.
Die Mlte bate lh seoulois ourh Elm
lanses groenleten tinnurt9eitridt.
ti5 bic Singer jsbt, no lie al5 lal!sH=
oes, Eilfloies Sinh oaiab, bic 9sp,:
gungsn gar3 pcu ielter mahten.
Didt bansbsn, talb peritsdt pon Den
griinen 8lattgetpabien aui Dem Blu:
mentiid, iab cine Dame in mttlsren
Sabren nit eroBsn. sOloenea Nbras:
hGnsen uno einem fila NIsner3neio
fofett in rem lsiht ersruu:rn odar
Sds mar 5unte 6aralou. NraH Gpnas
iiiueere Sdtpeiter, Die cit s'ner Msibs
uon Sabren i'm 0pnoibsn 6auie o'e
peien par uno IiA fir Die olte Gjrobs
mutter ariaeopiert bate. Sn ibrsm
forneelben &leios uno oem rothen
Sbapl, Der leid)t iiber bic Sbutern
sepcrfen mar. bate lie etipas Glib:
ldnciihes in ibrer aun5en Grihsinuna.
Sic bate in oieism Muaenblid nit sI=
nsm leiIen Ssuissr sinen 5auhnib
Conan auf ihren StboB lintsn Iohen.
nu9reno lie cen Bid trGumeno gu
o.m se0ffnetsn 5snIter binauslhyusiz
fen lieb. Gs mar niht bic Nusiidl:.
bic lie feHelte - Die berrIihe Nusiiht
iiber ben 6afen nit ben seihdiii9sa
tteinsn 9ampfern ulo osn feltlihsn
2uitfabraeusen. bic talo rub;s in Der
Winoitille oalaesn. boIa iit pie peiEs
S9ahfiguren bin uro bsr tspeaten.
Iein. es par Die eissntbimlih an5,es
1enoe 5auptperion in ibrem BUD, pie
ibre 0ecanten eefanaen bielt. Sin
S1urts, gcrbrsher. Sdmon uno
oa6ei besaubsrro!
rNuu. 5araloa. iisbt IS idlimm
aug fir bic Sceloin? Ou lsui5eu ia &c
tisf!" Tolerate Die Sdmeitcr. Cir iab
pcn ibrer NGharbeit auf.
.Wd bu. Marqretbs". piss Sunte
6araloa lie ab. inoem lie Das 9uh Dor
oas 8eIidt belt. nit einsm ihpudsn
8eriuh, oas aufItei1enos Grrotbsu Su
cerberaen.
0as -otbe, idpeibbsosdte 8siiht
elmer Maeo eudte in pisism Wuaens
Slid ourd Die aiihsntAiir. 3c9 iit oter
IhIeuniait ipiser Suriit. Gle botic
nur leben iuollen. pb .yrau Gpng boIo
!ertis mar, oamit Iie auiOsdsn t0aue
Die Nibmaidins rufIsl.e iubeiien
ipieoer babin. OILS leien nod WisiIra
suriidsulegen.
lIro oas mar auGl Dirllih bsr Ial,
Jrau 0nng bate iih uotgsnommsn.
oaB lie lire GlteTs SOdtst nit benz
fertieen &leiSe iiterraidsn polle. penn
lie aus Der Iransoliidsn StuHoe mut)
0auie fam. SEPT isblis uut nod BET
Sicb.
Selma folIte biibIh unse5oeen iein.
60 siaen, tpie ibr Ysrlobtst nit ibr
ipar, uno 10 itolS. penn er lie nit
Ieiuen Jreunoen bs.annt maiden
tpnnte! .. Oas mar Dirtlih riihs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-19
vEREIMS-K
des
siebenburger Sachsen Sangerbundes
von Nordamerika.

Bundes-Prasident Georg Kascher 2241
Gotha Ave-. Youngstown. Ohio.
Ex- -Bundes-Prisident Adolf Wilhnger,
@4$s w: 12s. Str, Cleveland, Ohio. -.
o.t sxizs;,bPras' ST. Era p Heinrich Melzsr. l4s
?. We Blndes-Pr;isident. Sam Aber,
'49s srooSsids 5,,m,ssi ,s DR., Cleveland Ohio.
=. Bundes-Sekretar, Tillie Rehner, 1891
w. 100. Str. Cleveland, Ohio
Hundes-verwalter, Michael salmen,
6i92 Maplecrest. Parma Heights, Ohio;
Katharine D6rling, Is McGatfey Road
Youngstown, Ohio; Anna KnaiI, s6Oi
kirkwood Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
I'm Sange rein und frei i'm Wort
Und fest in Eintracht immerfort.
suxD 1sss xrIo1zx.
Cleveland. Ohio: Eintrscht-1srmania.
Pras.. Michael salmen, 64s2 Maple
crest Parma Heights.
a. ssn:' sfr wodGbina MiGhasi Krauss. Is" West
D0DAessektiOn q.
ClevelnAl Ostseite LieAertafel Danen.
ch0f.
Praes.-Kath. Zake 915 Eddy Rd.
Sekr.-Kath. Kinn l26O4 B-nham Ave
3u16sssektaon 3.
oeno's' Mich. = 3. tseniscAtep Caor.
Prus.. Georg Schuller. 17aa0 Barlow
Ave. Tel: Ar. 6374.
Sekr.. Jinka KeIlner. s22s Devonshir.
Ave. Tel: Tu. 1851.
1AAassssktlon l.
8x1s. Pa. 3. q. 14xnnsrohor.
Pras.. John Singer. 305 West 26. Str.
Sekr., Max Winterlich, 448 East 21
Strasse.
Lcsain. Q. .; ., 0ssengvsrsin 1i.sssoht.
pPras.. Mich. Kirschne. 81 w. 21. st.
''4s oberiin Ave. e'en"eos''
1'v os''as. p: -, 1istEssis ess.as-
eakr.. John Lienerth. 1IoE r.'.u.-e
Street.
soi.z...g.ns ~'
President. Andrew Klein. SIS New
sekrstar. Kari -heiss. 7ss Newgarden
Avenue.
- 1uaeessktioA 9.
YouryStovn, Ohio. =. q. k1nno1chor,
Pras., John Wagner, 913 Berkley Ave
Sekr.. Gustav A. Schunn. 2059 Summer
Dundossektloa q
Alliance, Ohio. Hafmonis Gem. Chor.
PrAs.. Leopold Schmidt, 715 wade Av.
Prot-Sekr.. Arnold Haltrich. 1904
South Morgan Ave.
1uaaeSssktlou 10
0F3a. YA 0emiOchS01 Cho9
Pras, Marian Kenneth, Pill French
Str.
Sekr.. Helen Melzer. l43 East 33. Str.
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cisvsiand, Ohio. Dsmsuehor ..sazo.1s..
Pras., Marie Rehner, 1891 West IOD.
Str; Tel: Melrose o4S5.
Sekr.. Eilxs>,.th r1ochlef 246l Wa
73. Str. Wo. 5516.
Apadsss>ktiou Il
Youngstown. o. Dam snchof Edslvoaoa
Drive.
Bundssssktaon ls, 10 una %.
Canton, Q: s.s. xaTDathen 0ssangvesaA.
n. w.
sekr.. .ohn Smiley. 7o5 Arlington Ave-,
N w.
Bandessstrson "a
Hsw oss'e' Pa. 9; 9: DamsnsAos .1seh,
Przs.. Kath. Gartner, 121 Sheridan A..
Sekr. Anna Llenert. 1105 Delaware
sundessettion ~.
pras;, Martin Maurer. Jr.. 14is 0Ass
sskr.. Sara Ful.. 1918 Edwards Ava.
snodssssktaon 70.
sSss Paul GS Isisrsss. :@;Ss'iZ ;ss E I,esss- Ins
orot.-seFr.. Emma xonnerth. III 1sst
Buadsssektion 70.
Salem. Ohio. Damenchoe.
seir:: susie sps.% Msrmann. nen ia w ". Hi Wa:cs
St.asss.
auneessskr,on %.
Cleveland 0stsette Lisdsxtazsa
KIrnsrchor.
sras.' Geo Geo; Foibert, ,n d4qt & Hover Az
Boulevard. Tel: YE. 7075.
sur1esssftion a.
YounGseown- D. s. Junior Lyfo OAoEU2
sekr.. Cath. NJ. schneil. 5ll seventh
Street. struthers. Ohio.
8undessektioa a.
1omssteAa oemischter Oho9.
Pras. John Lang Jr. Chestnut 1uHs
sekr. Hedwig sterner. Box llA r. n
6. Pittsburgh u0). Pa
Bundsssektio, -
Farrell. Pc. xisderkTs1s.
New Castle Str, Sharon. Pa
sekretarin, Bertha Teleky. sss Stan
Bundsssektion "a
Pss: Mchssi Nc sennise sso7 se:
sekr.. Johann Lint.. s7ls wiukA,eG
Avenue.
Bundessektl0 -.
Cleveland w. =. JugenAeho0
MadflGav
Pris., Marie Aber, 103O2 Madison Ave-
Sekr.. Gertrude Schmidt. 1051S Fideli.
lty Ave.
00n0e0-SektlOn -
Cleveland East Junior 1axo1 0Aals.
Pras.. Ruth Geiger. a62s AntisdAlo
Sekr., Laura wellmann. 3S4O North.
amptOn Rd.
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2uWoo1 City, p. - 1llVooA 0asy
Junior oaxonO.
Pres, Sophie Krestel, 818 South st.
Secrtary. Kathleen Seiwert. Bridge
Street
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Salem, Ohio - Salem Junior 0oxo1 0auD
Pres, Math. Melitschka, Jr.. 762 Arch
Street
secy., Sue Herman, 1872 Wilson st.
Forest Hill Drive.
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Xoungstow2, Ohio. - You1eUooW1
Junior Saxon Association.
President, Eleanor Rauch, IS South
Hazelwood Ave
Secretary, Elizabeth Bokesch, 24O
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DDA1OKES OF FHH Z. =. >. 4.
Alliance, Ohio. Saxon Junior duh.
Pres, John Schuller, 1893 8. Meadow
Secretary. Hilda Goeckel 311l South
Union Ave.
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Detroit, Mich. - Detroit Junior 1aSons
Pres, chester +. Warnke, 5O86 Alter
Road.
Sec'y.. Sally Lutsch, 4459 Monte lair
Ave.