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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-29
Public Gets
Anti.MeosIes
Medicine
BY WILLIS l.. YOUNG

CHICAGO. June % up -
A new medicine TO prevent
measles, a discovery used so far
only by the Armed Forces, S
going 10 be made available 10
the people of the United States
at cost, the American Red Cross
announced today.
The preventive is called inn
mune serum globulin and is OBJ
tanned from the blood contribu-
ted by citizens through the Red
Cross.
Recent studies disclosed that
the serum contains all the
bloods anti-bodieS. the sub
stances which provide immunity
after one has had particular
disease. So far immune serum
globulin has been used only for
measles.
The announcement, published
in the Journal of the American
Medical Association, said that
now that a surplus has been
built up. beyond the needs IF
the Armed Forces the Red Cross
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-29
paroIee Coniesses
Theft from Trailer
Returns 500 Loot
to Stote Troopers

CENTER LINE - Michigan
Parole officers today were stu
dying the case of a 39-year-old
Detrolter, visitor at the General
Grant trailer camp, ll-Mile and
Van Dyke, who confessed TAX
ing S96.75 in CONS from the
trailer of a friend.
The man, William Hammell,
of 1901 Harding, Detroit. con-
fessed the theft TO Center Line
State Police, and returned 20
them the entire S96.75, of which
he claimed he had not spent
any part. However, the COM
plainant, Leo Black said the
cache of coins in a cupboard of
his trailer contained Sl0l.
Hammell, according 10 police,
served prison terms for forgery
and auto theft, and is still on
parole.
The prisoner said ne had been
drinking prior 10 the theft,
which took place June 26. He
was arrested, troopers said, by
process of elimination" in
which they investigated many
friends who had visited Black ;
trailer and knew where the cash
was hidden.
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decided TO release the medicine
10 civilians.
Five pharmaceutic manufac-
turers process the material and
have agreed-since the blood IS
donated by the people-to make
the product available through
health departments at actual
cost.
Immune serum globulin S
only one of the by products in
the processing Of blood plasma.
Already experiments are being
made TO see if the surplus blood
corpuscles and other protein
parts of blood can be used.
The A NJ A. Journal COM
menting on the way in which
voluntary blood donations 10 the
Red Cross has led 10 the devel-
opment of a new medicine now
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-29

by the American Kennel
Association as every rare,
has been aptly named,
BLUE STAR, and dedicated
to the Finlays0ns daughter
Maxine, who is in service
in the WAVES. What do
you know about blue Dob
ermans?
The question of what hap
pens To radio hams, (the
favorite name of amateur ra-
do mem when Uncle Sam
gets a grip on them was sat-
isfactOrily answered today,
when Ralph G. (PaD Nun
neley, ham" for II years,
showed up in town with a
twO-striper's naval uniform,
and explained he has been as
signed to radio cOmmunica-
tiOns at Great Lakes. The ideal
spot for Seaman &C Nunne-
ley, il seems, for Pat loves
radio work as a hobby, and
selling Prudential insurance
as a business. While L. town
on leave, Nunneley plans to
look up Angelo Fisher and
Bernie Ballantine, both Of
whom took their physicals
with him but fell by the way
side when SeIective Service
age standards were abruptly
changed.
IF YOU THINK you're SWEET
ering in these days men. with
your palm beach suits, perfor-
ated shoes and open-neck shirts
take a glance at the men in po-
lice uniforms, especially Oscar
Olanders boys Of the Michigan
State Police. Look at those
heavy whipcord trousers, circled
by three-inch leather belt
carrying weighty weapons. And
those heavy leather leggings
that bind the legs like plaster
of-paris these hot days :.
Does a man have to be encased
in heavy uniform in order to
present snappy appearance
When will priorities and
real human suffering bring
about a light summerweight uni
form issue for State troopers
plus an order discarding the
heavy leggings?
Dash and verve were added to
Justice John Fishers court
session at the Shores Munich
pal Building the other eve
ming. when the Municipal
Boys Band held a concert on
the lawn while traffic law
viOlatOrs and other offenders
lined up before Judge" Fist
Ter and paid their dues. 1t
is said that everybody paid
up willingly, and it was the
first time in years that an as
sorted group Of defendants to
law violation charges really
enjoyed their hour in court.
1t is not true, however, Ed.
Upledger informs us, that
"The Prisoners Song" was
played to put fear into the
hearts of the offenders.
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SAYS sINATRA's TOO THIN

BOSTON --(U.Pl- Frank Sina-
ira is fun 10 cut rug with, but
for a heavy date teen-aged ac-
tress Marcy MCGUIRE prefers a
college halfback. THE big trou-
bic with frankie" according to
Marcy, who played opposite the
swoon-crooner in Higher and
Higher, is that he has no CLAM
or When l go out for soda, I
like a boy who is a bit on the
heavy side frankie is too thin
to appeal TO me-"
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service. This excerpt from the
chapters announcement de-
scribes the gift. 3.
ION Wednesday April II, the
93rd anniversary of the birth Of
Arthur Giles Bishop, whose
death in January ended p years
of service as treasurer and
board member of the Genesce
Chapter, the Chapter was pre-
scented with the Bishop family
home for use as Red Cross head
quarters in Flint. Family
members, in presenting the pro-
perty to the Red Cross, said,
1--WE are mindful that our father
was very much interested in the
work of the Red Cross and be
lieve that he would be pleased
to know that his home will
house the activities of such a
worthy organization.
After this war as it did
before the Red Cross in
MacOmb County will carry on
its regular work among the
men and women of the armed
forces, and those persons al
flicted with sickness and over
whelmed by disaster, fire and
flood. While the wars
end will reduce the tremen-
dous volume Of work, a size
able headquarters will still be
needed if this patriotic and hui
manitarian work Is to cOntin-
Tie its growth here.
Not only one headquarters
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Tavern Burglary
Probed by Sheriff
Cash. Is Token
at Hall Road Dor

Deputy sheriffS ars investigat-
ing the burglary of a tavern and
North Gratiot, known as the
Hall Road Tavern, where bur-
glars early Wednesday morning
obtained a total loot Of more
than $40 in cash in hurried
crime.
Deputy Sheriffs Clayton Grae-
bert and Earl Butterfly surmised
the thieves made a hurried exit,
because various valuables we're
! # untouched, and they left the
rear door standing open.
They took $40 from a music
box; Sl2' from a play machine,
and SO from the cash register.
Entry to the place was gained
in an expert manner. They broke
glass in the front door by hurl-
ing through it rock wrapped
in sack and covered with
punches of grass, TO reduce any
noise Of the glass breaking.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-29
Rotary Group
Aiding Church
New Haven Joint
Meeting Held

NEW HAVEN - The New
Haven Rotary Club last week
held a joint meeting with the
staff and delegates of the Rural
Church School Workers, Labor
atory Training School of the
Methodist Church converting for
the week at New Haven.
Francis Furton was in charge
of the program, Mrs. Myers of
Detroit, dean of the school, led
the singing, after which the
speaker Of the evening. DR.. Shur-
ley Johnson, of Detroit, was in
troduced. The address was ap-
preciated by both Rotarians and
Church School workers.
Visitors were Rotarians Fed
eral Judge Arthur futile of De-
troit and William Oremer and
son William, Jr. of Marine City.
MOUNTING. 4 ..... nj Am
Pvt. Stanley w. Smith has
been reported by the War De-
partment as having been wound
ed in action in the Mediterran-
can theatre Of operations. His
wife, Betty, is now in Florida.
There are no children. Before
entering the service in August
of 1943 he operated a gasoline
station on Cass avenue.
He is stated to be recuperat-
ing in a hospital in Naples, It.
ally. Pvt. Smith attended Mount
Clemens High School until jan
uary 1894.
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building, presumably in Mount
Clemens, but branch buildings
in the north, south and west OF
the county might be put to good
use for nursing and sewing
groups. and others willing
to offer their services in this
worthy cause.
WALTER KIMBERLY, Rose
vile police chief. made the big
gest understatement of his long
and interesting career Tuesday
when we called him TO find out
how things were on the police
beat "Alls Quietw Walter
shouted. and he had to holler
il three times before we heard
him. 1t seems that a giant super
dooper of a steam shovel is en-
gagged III excavating right under
the police station windoW-and
the boys are all shouting at each
other TO make themselves heard.
We'd be interested in
learning from experts
whether or not blue"
DOberman dog sort
of bluish-gunmetal color
is a 10,000-in-One rar-
ity, for that's what Mrs.
Inez FinlaysOn, Of the
mOnkey-raising. DOberman-
breeding kennels, has been
told =. The attractive
fhree p,opfhS-OlJ dOg cited
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-29

Supt. of Schools l.. Wade
Fast said today that Mrs
Charles Bernard McGhee would
return to Mount Clemens in the
Fall to resume her principalship
at Macomb School. Mrs. McGhee
is the wife of Sgt, McGhee now
stationed in the state of Wash
ington but who taught vocal
music at Mount Clemens High
School for three years.
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available TO the public at cost.
said:
From It's very inception this
has been fine example of eff
cient functioning of the demo-
cratic way of life"
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RUNS GROCERY AT 80

MEDFORD. Mass. - u P)- In
1880, after 80 years service
with the New England Tele-
phone e. Telegraph Co, Els
worth w. (Pop) Walton retired
on a pension. Today, at the age
of 83, Walton is the proprietor Of
one Of this city's busiest grocery
stores. He and his wife. who
assists him, will observe their
60th wedding anniversary IN
September.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-29
Ns ALL the DAY
By d. A.

Reading through Red Cross manual the other doy we
interesting from Genesee County Chop
headquarters, describing useful gift mode to thot
eonizotion and one which any family in Mount Clemens
or Mocomb County could readily emulate memory Of
individual group which hos rendered outstanding public
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-29

Until as late as 142 Lower
California was thought to be an
island instead of a peninsula.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Semi iitlid)cr Nbcno.

slm 90. Sebruar bate 3lpeis 8
einen eenliitliden Ibeno iiir aae Nit.
glieoer uno oerenssanilien arrangiert
ga audi cine quite Subl- Don Wtit-
elieoern ampeiello iparen, fonnte iidl
Elm ieoer gut amiiiieren. Gin iebr fci.
ner 2und uno Grfriid)llng ipuroe Ier.
piert. gtahber anliiiierten iih oie
aartcnlpieler. 9ln Dos Seimgeben
!rlrbe niht gebadt bis sic llbr penig
idlug. 8ir boiien bab oie Witslies
Der iib audi in Sen regelmdBigel.
Seriamnlungen 10 gut beteiligen.
8eiten Sanf Dem 9lrraneierungs-
&omitee. Sara Saltb, Sefr.
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3ipcia H..

slllen @titslieoern Sieue sur se-
f1Iligen Mahridtt, bab Sic nddJite
Geriammlllns am Sonntag, Sen 19.
M1r3, rm 2::3O llbr nahnitta1s,
abgebalten lpiro. slae 9 :lueitcrn lino
ireunolih eriuht ser Scrlannl,lng
beislllpobnel, ocnn es iperoen sic
Selegaten fiir sic &onucntion ge,publt
Mnd lperocn allc Sdnueltern cr'llbr
sic Stltbs pon ser Guilt ,nitSubrin-
gen. Nad ser Geriammlllng ,piro
Gafiee lmo SUDDEN ierpiert lperOen
bon Sen fplgenoen Sdlueltern:
Maria 9efert, S,,lanna Heinertb.
Hesina aelp, SoIepbine Sroblih mo
&atbarina Matbias.
Sltlauna Heirerth, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Gintrad)t<Sermauia.

Die Sdnaer sreroen freunolitit er.
iuf)t in ieoer Yrobe piinfiliG 5u er-
iheinen. Sn ibren genniihungen fir
apelhe geoanft miro, fonnen iie niGt
naf)laiien, oenn fanm lit cine Jelts
lihfeit poriiber liegei, ihon anoere
ginlaouneen Dor. Gs ihelnt oab Gin
traht -Sermania in bie poroerIten
&eiben geriift lit; su Drummer gbt
es auh nif)ts, oenn bieies erb1lt alle
Sdnger 81 langem Seben. sllio sur
Gagesoronl,ng: slm Z. Mar5 cine
biel gu beiprehenSe Sdngerperiamm-
lung nit ginlaoung. 9enn Die beioen
Reilter, Serr Nifolaus uno Serr &.
9rai,id, iinb Sen alien aalilien niioc
8etporoen. baben ibre 0fulitinitru.
nlente ausgeblaien uno 5ipar bis bie
1ieuen &uliiien fertig iino urO audi
6us bielperiprehenoe in Sdonbait
faum au iibertreffenbe glirreibungs,
Yrogrornn fertig iein miiB.
Die. beiBeriebnte &artenpartie fin
bet tSamstag, oen IL. Wedra itatt
Gin feines Nitternahts- -Supper nit
Dem gebiibrenoen geab lit angeiast.
Die paiiiDen Witglieoer, oeren 3abl
iett antp6dit, m0gen ia niht per-
oeifen 5it erifeinen. Mub mogen Gle
S6nger fir oie Mbrehnung Ser Ser.
einieten sdn9ertarten Gorge trngen.
iospie Dor a6Ite uno &eiBerweroen ibre
@eiunobeit bespobren.
Miih araub, SER.
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3tpcig 10.

Die Mitslieoer oes 3ipeig 10 sper-
Sen aifmerfIam aemaht, oaB Sic Ser,
Innnlllne Sonntas, ben IL. Mdr5,
absebalten miro. 9lle MitgIieoer ,per.
sen eriuht iit an berlelben 81 heteis
ligen.
Sas &artenipiel mad, ser lestcn
&eriamnrlllng srar gut abgelaufen. Is
iei alien ocnen, sic i'm &omltee paren,
ber5lih eeoanft; auh oeneu Die nidt
anipeieno iein fonnten, llno Ooh ibrc
Gflifyt getan baben in Oem lie 8elo
ooer Yreiie an Sen Serein lfidten.
gtaf SereinsbeihluB iou audi mad,
ser MGr5, ,Seriammlltns &arten- u.o
anbere Spiele peranitaltet lueroen.
@ir eriufen alle 9. Sahien imo Sc
ren ssreinoe uns an oiplem slbeuo
nit ibrem geiud 5!l beebren.
Gs peroen Icbone Greiie on Die 8s-
lpinner perteilt perOen. Gin Slnf)
rno SUDDEN iperben all6 ierpiert lper-
Sen. Sas &pnitee nuroe ourb 9rieie
ueritdnoigt llno es miro errartet oas
ieSes feline Eflibt filt.
Glisabetb Sitterlp, Sefr.
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NdDtnns Mitglieocr bcs Swcig 33.

9tahoem bie 8roBheumten Des
Central GerbanbcS in ibrer lebten
&crianInlllmg beihlolIen babeu allcn
Mitglieoern GrpadJienen lmo &1n>
oern, oie fiir cas- gan5e Sabr 1913
bc5ublt babcn, iuicoer cluen 9fonGt
frci 81 ge6en, 10 oanten mir ibnen
iiir Sic quite gtad)ritt uno iniolge.
oelien !peroen MN Die uae crlud)t in
ser fonllnenoen &eriumnlilng am IL.
Mars lih Sen Monat ms Sud- cintru.
gen 5ll loiicn. 90 er 5li bc5nblen fat
ooer nidJt, ieoer Iollte iih Den 0tonat
eintragen lnlien lno es iliht in oie
Sdnge 5ieben. 9lud, bat Ser Central
GertnnosiefretGr pielc Endorsements
iiir iolhc, sic allsbe5ablt iino. gitt2
b!eienlgen 5u fonlren llno ibre On
ooriements 5ll iiberneDmen. 3ertifi=
tote licgeu ebeniaus beim SefretGr
Dor ieit Sabreh, bic er leoesmal ir
Die &arIalnrlltng nitbringt ltno Sic
Hadluliigen iollten iic enolih ab.
bolen. Gs Iino 3ertliifate bon neuen
WtitglieHern llno eiIife bon iolhen,
oie Ole Grben gednoert baben, uno et-
lihe bon neueingerihteten alnoern.
sllIo no1mals bite ioldes slbbolen
niht su unterlallen umo es in nod.
tier Serialnmlung alls5uiiibren.
Sobn &red), G.=G. =Sefr.
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Slueia 1.

Sn ser gutbeiud)ten Teriann1l,ns
am 5. @ior5 lullroen pier illnee Mab.
den, SRI. Sobanua Sleiifer, SRI.
snna 6ronrn SRI. eli5. G. Sill,
SRI. gettp g. anaa, als Ntitelieoer
alrigenommen l,uo bar5li1it ipillfom-
men gebelBen.
Sir Dfui miro Elm groBes &arten-
partie bon 3iueig 1 uno 4 gum 8c-
nefit oes smerican Heo GroB porbe-
raitet llno, es miro audi ipieoer gelpiB
Elm srober Griolg iein.
slui ser &ranfenlilte iinb sic Sflpe-
itern: Neg. 6rid, Cara Sdlfter,
Gig. Soesu.
3ur ieBigen 9toten areuS=aampag-
ne beluiaiste ,areig 4 $50. fShlpeiter
gr-Erdl. Cara 3. Shneioer er5dblte
oaB ein perlpunoeter 8efanntcr
ihreibt: .8ir gerlpunoeten f0nnen
nidt 5um Goten arelt5 seben, =
aber bas Hote &reu5 fommt al uns!"
iSir aber uerlpra:en alles 5u tlln
mas in unieren &rdften liegt, babel
5u belfen. @ir als treues Siebenbiir-
ger Sahienpolf lpollen betpeien, oaB
mir unierm lieben slooptippaterlano
Amerifa NIT inherent 9er5ensblut
llno ardften bereititeben in jeoer Gin
lift.
9err unb sSrau 9(noretp Shneiber,
1888 Nelt 8Iob., gratulieren mir gu
ibrem 25idbrieen Gbeiubildum.
&err Hobert u. Hetri, Sobn bon
9errn uno Grau u. Yetri, bat am
Hale College graouisrt. 8eioe S0bne,
goapin uno Hobert, lino 5u 8eil.h BEL
BEN Gltern nuf urlnu6.
&errn uno Jrnu Beter Biemel un0
9errn uno Grau 0eorg 9el,pig, Welt
1lbo., iagen mir unier tiefites 8eileiO
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3iueia As.

Wir f0nnen nit SreuSe berihteil,
oaB Die S0bne bon Stip. .Hegina Sop,
rid uno Cara Neinbt auf ltrlaub
maren. ernie 2oprih ipar gum 5pei-
tenmal auf llrlaub, ieit er in Der
Webrmaht lit. Sobnnp Heinot lit bas
erItemal beim in 5tpei,lnoeinbalb Saf-
rem ieit in Ser @ebrnlu6t lit. gr tpar
Slrei Sabre in Mlasfa. 8eioe sSuneen
ieben iebr gut aus in ser Uniform.
Wir tpiiniben eli6 beioen pieI Slid
lpenn ibr tpie6er auf cure Yoiten s,l.
riidgebt. W0ge 8ott nit eu1 jein une
balb Den 5rieoen bringen, oamit ibr
balb fit INNER beimfommt uno ole
uniere ainoer.
Mnna Gamb, Sefr.
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2lms Dcfrcit. 1l1istioar,
Ger &irdcn ssraucn Icrein bsr
ct. Ectrns Ncmcin0e

,naft alien Shlreitcrn befannt, bnB
oie regelnlGbige Sibune nm 10. M0rs
nm 6 llbr abenos ltattiinoat. slGc
SdlpeItcrn iinS gebcten piinf.lid 5u
eriGeinen.
Ger iiblid)e ssamilitnabens idngt
I'M s llbr nbenbs an, ipo5u oic 8p.
inelnocglieoer llno oeren ,SreuI,he aliis
1)er5liblt einaelaoen liub.
Sic Sdmeitcrn Selene Gtptncr.
Gina Seller lmo Gatic @uip lpero,n
aae aufs bette beipirtell.
lfiinnie &arres, Erot. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09

fam 81 Serrn uno Srau Sobn Heirbt,
oa ibr Sobn Corp. Sobn @. HeinHt
nud 5lpeiiabri9er slb,peienbeit bon
sllasfa beimfebrte. Cine ieIr erobe
Sreltbe berrihte puiieben Gltern urh
Sobn, benn oie gegriiBung ipar in
better 8eiunobeit. Wir ireuen uns
alle oaB Sobnnie in 10 gutter 8eiuno-
beit lit uno boffen, oaB er aub ,pel,
terbin in better 8eIunSbeit bleibt.
Cara Sallb.
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Sruocrbnn6 Der Scntidlgemeinbe.

Gs oiene olIen griieern sur &C.
faaieen Nadriht, oaB uniere ,lGtltc
Teriarnmlllng am Samstag ser,
II. MGrS punft s ltbr abcnos,
iinttfinoet. Sa luihtige @eih1ite gu
erleoigcn iino. ncroen alle griioer
eriuGt anpeIeno 81 iein.
Sobn Giertlher, Sefr.
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2l,,s alliance, Okie
3meig 3

aaen Mitgliebern oiene CUR &C.
faaigen ssadridt, bob Ole regel.
mabige geriammluns am Sonntas,
Den IL. War5, itattfinoet. Sn oieier
yeriammlung miro Die Aenoerung
oes slrtifel 1, Yunft 8, gum oritten.
NAL perleien. Seoes Mitelieo miro
gebcten, ipenn m0glih, anlpeien6 gu
iein.
Oie Notwithstanding finoet
am Donnerstag, ben 8. Mar3, itatt.
Sui. gbertb, Sefr. !.
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Snfjt 8eanntihaft.

Slebenbiirger Sahie mohte oie 8e,
fanntlhaft nit elmer @it,pe ooer al,
terem Maof)en alpiiben 49 uno 81
Sabren MAIDEN 3lpefs ipdterer &eirat.
Grnltgemeinte 8riefe lpolle mar
ridten unter vyor IL" an oas Sic
benbilrgild ameritaniihe Yolfsblatt.
1900 Superior Npe., GlepelanS, s.
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GQmuDb Gitn, ia.
St. YamlS 8e,aeinbe.

SaIor 2rbiria @eiIeccr Scmp!aottess
hien,r lchen Spnutaa :.0:30 Ill: fiiSr,
gems. Gountdeid,rIe $50 lthr. sonfir~
n,auoe".,ntslrldlt je nd ane.3e t.s
Ecstnrs. &irrbenrursnt"n lensr iesrsr
SumsIaG i'm Ionut ilbr oberbs -
Sonntaai6uIlebrer> Sip,nia ieben britten
Sonntrs i'm Nonat, $50 llbr npr9ens
2irhenn,prprphe ieben Sreitoa 1880 iibr
Sienstca ce5 Ronnts S:::henrdtsiibl,na.
abenbs. Stirden Srauen |creins sSitung
iehen britten 9onnersta9 inn Wpnat, 7
5is 8 ltbr; 2utber 2iedsSibuna S-9
llbr ubenoS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09

3lucia 1.

slIlen Mitglieoern SIR sci1Ilige%
Nahrift, oaB ilnicrc nddlte Ser
iammluns Sonntaa, Sen ~. NtdrS.
nahmittags . ltbr itottfiuoet. Die
Mitglieoer lperocn erillDt piinftlidr
uniueieno 5,l Iein. Wfitslieocr. peld)e
nit .ibren 3ablilngen im HiititnnN
iilrS, icllten lid IN oieicr &erIamm-
lung gutitebenb MAIDEN.
Sm. StlItcr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Mns Scr Sentidlaemeinbc.

Ntlt oieier @od)e bat sic Yaiiions=
5eit begonncn uno icocn Mithuod
bis Sitern iinoet nm 80 llhr abeuos
in ser Seutihgemeinoc al gScit SO.
Stra6e uno @illaro elpe. EaIlicns,
gcttesoienlt itott. sllle Mitglieoer,
Tolfs- lno @laubensgenplien laoet
berSlih cin Ser &irdenrat.
8eorg ggler, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
kirblicbt Aabricbttn
SnrreH. 80.
9eutjthe Gp. gnth q. Eaulus- -3trt3e
cot pG Eru;f Wnc


9eutithe Gp. 9nth St, Yaulus- -2trt9e
721-25 ssruit Mpe.
Efarrer Saus Sppbnsbein. Seoen Sonns
tao ll9r pprnittngs Sonntd9ldnle; ~
llbr beufit5cr @ottesoient; II llbr eng
lild5er Gottesbieuit. ILe llltberiid1en
@laubcnseenpllen oelltlbcr nno er9s
liI6er 3unse in SnrreQ, Sbdron uni
llmgegung iino 5u Den @otteSolenlfen
ber5lidit einaeIuben.
G,arn, Snbiana
Eemtid,c Gp. 2nthcr. SontcrnSsctrdb'
Ode II. Mpe. Hnb ssiap,prc ctr
Yfarrer GricR Eeterlnn iUD ,Ttl
mur. Sir. 3tl.: l3551. Spnntugi6nls
9 llbr fir bie erpben unb II llbr fir bic
Eeincn Ginoer. 8ottesbenit I'm 10 llbt
in Der enellfer llnb um II llbr in Der
btlltid,cn Sprod)e.
Mne Gloubensgcnp''eu uno Sreunoe
iinb ber6lic, einSelnoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Ghicngp, NQinoiS

1emtid)e unb Sicbcnbiirsiid,= Sadiiide
ct. Hamlns 0emcinbc, 1855 Spner Str.
Gaitor 6. Sbmibt. 1850 Spner Ctr.
SeSen Sonntag 8 llbr Sonntaoid,uIe in
engliiG unb beutid. Sentiher Gottess
bienit iebcn SDnntag 11:15 ubr; engs
liidler @ottesbienit ieoen 5lpeiten llno
oiertcn Sonntag 1915 llhr. SsutSdhcr
&oniirmanbensl llnterridlt 9Rittiuoh nad,s
mittcgS 1880 llbr;. cn9liiber 1onfirs
llntcrridbt Snnstng pornttuas
10 llhr. Sentid)e Sd)ule Sumstag nad,s
nttags 2 llbr.
NIle @Inubensaenclien nnb Sreunoe
linb bcr3lidb einseldben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Salem, Obio
Granacli'f, 9utb. Gmannes= 2trdbe,
29i Eputl NrDabmap.

Yoltor Ssobn @numanu. SountasihuIe
ieben Sountng llbr pprn,ittogs. 10 lltr
8ottesbienlt in Der 2nuhrsiprafe; I'm
II llbr bcutld)er GottesbienIt. Ser oeuts
d,e Airctcn Sranen &erem bat am 3lpeis
ZEN gtittlrptb icoen ltmlats, abenos 8
llbr. &crinnrnllllng. Gpnfirmunben I'm,
tcrricbt (Sreiidbrig) bon Septen,ber bis
Citcru. Sicnstaa unb Jreitng nnhmits
tngs llhr
MGe 8Imibensgenoiien uno 5reunos
iinb ber5lid) eingeIaben.