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Evening star., 1944-05-04
Pastorate Changes
In -Four Washington
Churches Announced

Changes in the pastorates of four
Washington churches were an
nounced yesterday.
The Rev. DR.. John C. Palmer
pastor of the Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church, Kalorama and
Columbia road NV, for the last 81
years, has resigned, it was an
Inounced.
Clifford X. Bergman, president
of the congregation, has appointed
a committee. at the request of Dr.
Palmer, to consider the selection of
a successor.
Committee members selected by
Mr.. Bergman to meet with the
Presbytery are William P. Mayfield,
DR.. John w. Kerr, Appleton Clark,
jr., and Mrs. j. Claude KEEPER
Members of the committee to select
new pastor are, in addition to the
above, DR.. Werner Mueller, Mrs.
Pearl Trenary, 1t. Harry d. Evans,
Maj. Gen. M. w. Ireland, Mrs.
Edward S. Bailey, Mrs. Edward r.
Stitt, Miss Jessie D. Stratton and
Miss Muriel Taylor DR.. William H.
Ross, clerk of the Session, is a mem
ber ex officio of this committee. Mr..
Bergman is ex-officio member of
both committees.
New Pastor Chosen.
The congregation of All Souls
Unitarian Church last night chose
the Rev. A. Powell Davies of Sum-
NIT, N. j., to succeed the late Rev.
DR.. U. G. B. Pierce as minister of
that church.
The appointment was announced
yesterday by Howard Hosmer, chair
man of a committee of II men,
bers of the church appointed six
months ago to select a new min
lister. The call to the new minister
was the unanimous act of the con-
gregation after Mr. Hosmer's COM
mittee had made their recommen-
dation.
Laurence Staples, executive Sec
retary of the church, was voted q
gift of a $500 War Bond as a token
of appreciation for his services to
the congregation.
The Rev. DR.. j. Lowry Fendrick,
for six years the pastor of the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church,
Fourth and B streets Sc, yesterday
announced that he had accepted a
call to the pastorate of the New
Thought Temple, Walnut Hills, Gin
cinnati Ohio. His resignation will
be acted on at meeting of the
congregation tonight.
Call Accepted.
The Rev. DR.. Alfred w. Hurst,
who has served for II years at the
Evening star., 1944-05-04
LOST RATION COUPONS.

"A" GAS RATION BOOK, drivers permit
sR sRd EsEs5Tafon - eard R Th2mas WGggh
%A And &C" 8 CAS- Gas RAT1oN SI BOOKS ssfss issued
70 Walter Hillyard Ancient Oak Trailer
@@p tsI ShpfRa SsrTos To fss soof fh Md
sued TO Vivian N. Densford, $40 oxon
FoI-p F-n 70 Sc RUokS Ws3hS p &c, C. p,o,,r16 O.
Margaret B. ,Flournoy, Josiah A. Flournoy
n. and Adele Adams; two No, 3 books
Josiah A. Flournoy, Jr. and Adele Adams
GAS GAS RATION BOOK "a. issued to How.
RSsoR Gss RAfioN T fsos Book "a ofz9 issued to
tTiee C. Palmer 27 Estelle ave. Kentfela
GAS RATION BOOK a." issued to clif:or
GAS CAS- RATION BOOK "a" issued TO F. j
Danglade' Hay Adams Hotel, 500 10th st
RATION Ni BOOK tSSs' NO. 4. issued to Kathryn
ks4toX Rl91se WGsdsSsk s6oK Nd 336o4 y Mnn ave
sih 81 BaoR BORIS 5ahGTs D + PnFt aso
Hammond Courts, Apt 2O4, 1917 3oth st
NV; lost in blue leather handbag. Re.
RATION BooK 10. 4, issued to Mrs. Mar,
RATION BOOK No !, issued to Mrs. Thac
II Shannon, Shannon Miss. Greenbe
RATION BOOK "a" issued to W G.
Blaisdell, l7l3 N. Troy st. Arlington. Va
RATION BOOK I, issued to Mrs Berth;
B Shater 66o5 Meadow lane, Chew
RATION BOOK No. 1, issued to Davi,
William Ely, I543 N. Longfeilow st,
RATION BOOKS Nos. and 4. issued t,
Marie T. Marcuccl MISS Quay c. whiting
4lo9 Russell ave. Nj. Rainier, Md
Union 6040.
RATION BOOKS No. 1. issued to Mar,
E. Ryson and Eleanor Onley, 14U Irwin,
st. NV. \.
RATION BOOK No. 4. issued to Norman
II; Grady. 2755 Macomb st. NV. Gail DE
RATION lAgT1i BOOKS No. 4. issued ,o 1swrsno.
Howard and Eveina Schultz, 9l4 Garlant
ave, Takoma Park, Md. SH. 1850 Los
$500 block Ga: ave. Giant Grocery Stores
Proudsoot 2703 upshur ST.. Mt. Rainier
Nd.
Evening star., 1944-05-04
LOST RATION COUPONS.
BY J. A. O'LEARY.

WAR RATION BOOKS No. 4, issued to
co. 53r2
WAR RATION BOOK NO. 3, issued te
sarah I. Moulden (Williams), r. F. d. !
SILVER Spring. Nd. SH 1898.
Evening star., 1944-05-04

Ccplcu tllc Cdil.
DR.. Hurst is a native of Ken
lucky, but moved to Kansas with
his parents when a child. He is
a graduate of Defiance College and
holds the master of arts and
bachelor of divinity degrees from
the Divinity School of the Uni
versity of Chicago. Piedmond Col
lege. in Georgia, conferred on him
the honorary doctorate of divinity.
He is AZ years old, married and
has two sons.
DR.. Hurst began preaching at the
age of II and has had "a years ex-
perience in PASTORAL and educa-
tional work. For two years he was
president of Palmer Junior College
in Missouri. followed by three years
as college pastor and professor of
Bible and religious education at
Elon College North Carolina). For
nearly IL years he has been minister
of the Pilgrim Church in Chatta-
nOOpa.
Evening star., 1944-05-04
a Hurt in Bridgeport
Chemical Plant BIust
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, May A.
Four persons were injured, one
critically, when an explosion of un-
determined cause occurred in 9
boiler. room of the Berkshire Chemi-
cal Co. early today.
The blast, which was felt through
out the city, damaged some nearby
buildings and shattered windows in
the adjacent area.
Fire broke out in the waterfront
plant and nine pieces of fire-fighting
apparatus were sent to the scene
Firemen reported the blaze under
control about an hour after the
detonation.
Evening star., 1944-05-04
FOUND.

IDENTIFICATION BRACELET with name.
Owner can have by describing bracelet and
Rivlng name appearing on IL. c. J. An
derson, AL States Hotel D. c. t0.
Evening star., 1944-05-04
LOST.

AIR CORPS silver gunners wings, some.
isth and sts. M NV 0 Sci ssntmentai ans nY yains ane
xMETHxsT KSs IL sqd is sestina Mi Hls srea,
noV overseas T In stst!ep "aet Hotel \ Mondss sss,
BAG, brown suede. left til in iS yellow cab or
May |, containing ration book No. 4, is.
Sued 4dbs to Emma Groot; receipts for foul
money, ETC.. other identifications. Ii
BILLFoLD, old, containing numerous
badge, etc Reward for return to Hay.
ADAMS d. soE House, K 1: Emmons.
money dentcaon ea'HfP Wed zppepfa mpfnfns Wlsn ve
9th and 6. Reward DE. 726i.
BHLFOLD, mans. containing S175 and
aseuapie ase De psRers No 1895 zoe Jaeinto' AZ N.
sRAcEEET enss REL.gb gid TWISTED with knobs on
oooks, .glaSses and coat Finder please
return to Thomas Antonielli, st. Patrick S
Seh9oI' 4th and SITS. NV. 81
BRIEFCAsE, black leather, containins
e moFng psPeFs 81 er s p ses sse
CHANGE talH eis PURSE RI with approximately siss
9qacksnbos and zoo blk. Roxboro NV.
CHoW-C0LL1E, small. black. answers to
seat Pleasant MD 'rfssa Reward IRON HI oSEs
car line near 14th and Il sts. NV. Cali
AouSTa1N Ao sTal Pen SSR2 .ePsTf PsTeer 81 gray gold
cap vicinity Carleton Hotel Reward
GLASSES. silver oxfords, lost on FRIDAY
Kennedy-warren Hotel EN- 4445.
GLOVE black 2e level ton 1898 Morrison
GOLD WATCH. ladys, olG-fashiqned
Monday afternoon. Call CO. SIS. 'a7f@
KEY CHAIN. identified by 1889 World S
Fair. disc; Return to Hotel Washington,
MINK @ oss5 Scarf RG5 feVsfn Sins; lost Monday Be-
I$t6 st. Reward Me s@6o' Di ',i-'
shame name chfistne hpsapda Maeke S0o on ssef stas
PIN PIN gold; University Of Michigan seal,
I4th st. Reward; Call co. 7744.
PIN, lapel, with large blue stone. Sat.
night between National Theater and
P0CKETBoOK. containing glasses, money
etc e:ria Mary E Hyson, 40 Irving 1ng St. NV
broRn SS eE ao Goss sohtsnns
glasses; at corner Of Conn, and Van Ness
RfSsrd RsS L RCehfoTd' ofhttnr DI Go53i
with gold band, 1906 Bradley blvd, Rid'i Be. se,
thesda. Md WI. 1891. Reward
SCOTTIE DOGS, ., black, answer to names
'Meegle" and "Dougal" Reward. Cal
Ordway S05S before 7:30 or after $50
SUITCASE, black, containing clothing
discharge and other val EaperS in vicinit,
of 4th and Harvard FinGer call NE
1866. receive liberal reward. 8"
TOPCOAT. gray, lost Monday at 18th anc
Constitution, Please call Union 23o5 a
WATCH UapeD, on Georgia and Alasks
bus Wednesday. about pm. Reward
WRIST WATCH, lady's, yellow gold, Ham
ilton; lost IN southeast section. Wednes
day night. Reward. AT 635l
WRIST WATCH, Hamilton. mems. liberia
reward; sentimental value. Box GIG
Star o.
WRIST WATCH, ladys. small gold bet
1900 blk. S ST: and eth ST. NV. Cali SH
$3.50. REWARD.
WRIST WATCH. woman'S, obIong Bulova
rose strap; May !, on 18Th and D ne
car Reward. Call Mary, TR, 9493. 5'
| RED WALLET, initiated IS. N. F." con
tanning money, prescription and othe!
papers. Phone co, 2342 after 7:30.
NOTICE, ALL CAB DRIVERS!
Left in cab, May I, picture of Army Of
cardboard folder, II found please cal
Evening star., 1944-05-04
Reds Kill 500 Nazis
In Localized Clashes
In 7 Russian Areas
BY the Associated Press.

LONDON, May Am sharp,
localized fighting, Russian troops
killed 600 Germans in checking
Nazi attacks southeast of STAN
islawow and south of Tiraspol
yesterday, but elsewhere on the
eastern front the prolonged lull
IN operations remained unbro-
ken, Moscow announced today.
Eight enemy tanks and two self
propelled guns were burned out OF
disabled in the fighting near Stanis-
lawow, town in the southeast
corner of old Poland, the war bull
letin said, adding that 400 Ger
mans were wiped out there.
Attempting to recover lost posi-
tions south of Tiraspol, SO miles
northwest of Odessa on the Dnestr
River, the Germans were met by
heavy fire from Soviet troops and
forced to make a hurried retreat,
the communique said.
Heavy Fighting Near Iasi.
A Romanian communique broad
cast by the Bucharest radio re-
ported heavy fighting in the Targu-
Frumos area about 35 miles west
of Iasi, where important oil fields
are located, and declared sharp
Russian attacks had been repelled.
About 160 Soviet fighting vehicles"
were knocked out, the communique
added.
The Soviet war bulletin made no
mention of activity in that sector
however.
Widespread Russian air raids
Tuesday night and early yesterday
were listed in the communique,
which said long-range Soviet planes
hit German troop trains concen-
trated at the functions of Lwow and
Sambor, in Poland, while other Rus
sian raiders struck airfields in the
areas of LWow, Stanislawow and
Roman, in Romania, 81 miles west
of Iasi.
20 Fires Started.
The Lwow raid, the second in sue
cession on that city, started about
20 fires, including five particularly
large ones, accompanied by explo-
sions, the Russians said
Hits on trains which had just ar
rived were reported in the raid on
Sambor, which is 40 miles southwest
of Lwow.
A Moscow dispatch pictured the
Germans and Romanians in be-
sieged Sevastopol as putting up
fierce resistance and using all the
guns they had saved in their retreat
through the Crimea. Eventual an
nihilation of this pinned-in force
was predicted as their supplies be-
come exhausted.
Evening star., 1944-05-04

a call TO the
pastorate of the
Cleveland Park
C n gregational
Church, effective
June l. He orig
inally had plan
ned to come as
interim pas t or
here, when the
Rev. P aul w.
Y | n G er, W a S
given leave of
absence to be-
come an Army
chaplain. Mean
while, Mr.. Ying-
er resigned and
DR.. urs t ac-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29
uc,aer perntarjh
eeeen Bic piia,fif,ie

9iom. Seit Der Ssnoaiionsnahriht
in Ser Normanbie puroe ser &rieg
in Stalien etpas 5uriifgelteQt in ben
Nahridten, aber oas meint nif,t, ooi
bie Sample in Stalien gum Steben
gefom>nen iino, i'm @esenteil, oie 5.
uno Die 8. Mrmee bringen INNER
neiter nod Noroen Dor unO iino BE-
reits an Der lebten 2inie ser 0putiher1
angelangt. IS lit Die iogenannte 8iia-
2inie. Die Mmerifaner iino Bis 38
Meilen an oiele 3inie berangeriid!.
gs erforoert 3eit uno Material. Inn
bieie Sinie i'm &arnpf 5u nebmen. Die
9el1tiAen braften alld tpeitere Ser
itarfungen nad Stalien, trob Der Sn-
nalion til ser Normanoie. SSn5piiben
tpuroe Die an Ser @eltfiiite gelegene
Sniel Gl6a bon Sen 9lIliierten getpon.
men uno Der gegentpdrtige &f
orebt iih Inn 2iberno, Dem 5ipeit-
grobten Safen Staliers, ben Die
9eutiden 5artnddig perteioigen.
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5iueis A.

sc oiene alien Mitaliebern CUR &C.
falligen Nahridt, Dob Die ndhite Ser
ianmh,ng am 2. Suli nidt abgebal.
ten miro ,lpeil mir in Ser leeten Ser
iammlung elm Giduid beibioiien bu.
ben unb 5!par fiir Sonntag, Sen 2.
Suli. Sm Sale baB es regnet, 10
ipirb oie Gerlammlune nie getpobn-
lih abgebalten. Mae Mitslieoer uno
beren Sreunhe ftno 5u oieiem Sidnif
eingelaoen. 9as Eidnid miro in Stcs
ten Sslanb, am GLOBE Scfe abgebal-
ten. Seoer bringe ieinen eigenen Suntl
fir grfriihungen miro geIorgt. I'm
bin 5u iinben ncbme man Serrp mad,
Staten SSlano. BORT angelangt nebne
man 9us Ho. 6 Bis 3ppreB spenue,
ipo Elm Gornitee Die 81ltc erluarten
fplro. 9lIio fomlnt alle llno fomrnt
firth, ba mir ale 5uInmmen I'M Grit
nen Mittae pIien unb uns gut inter
balten mollen.
9ruoer uno Sd)neiter aral per.
lieBen Hetp Dorf uno iiberiieoelten
nach Canton, Ohio, 100 lie lbr Seinl
suiammen nit ibren &inhern bubeu.
aatbarinu Sont'h, Sefr.
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Raushaltsminfe

Wenn man 2omaten iiber eins
8asflamme bGlt, plaeen Die S6a-
len uno laiien iid leihter abihdlel,
als ourf fohenbes 8aiier se5ogen
lino Die Somaten baben einen beiieren
@eihmad.
Die gnben ser SdubtGn6er fran
len leiht aus. Mit 2einl beitrihen,
lrerben Die gnoen 3tpiihen oie Singer
gerolIt, nad Dem Srodnen bat man
barte, brauhbare Sdniirienfal.
Ginen Vel5mantel ioa man INNER
in oen fiibliten Shranf bGngen, oenn
Die Sise fonnte ionit Die Naturole oes
Seoers austrodnen.
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Der Kleinhondel hilft
bel der S. Kriegsonleihe

@aibington 8 Wttlllonen
anseitellte oes aleinbanoels per.
menoen 5ur 3eit i'm san5en Sanoe
ibre GerfauistaIente oa5u Die CUR
3eit i'm 8ange beiinolide 8. &riegs'
anleibe e-&agne 81 e:nem pollen
Griolge Su MAIDEN. Die Gerfauis-
quota fiir ieoen ein5elnen angeItea.
ten lit $500 an g-gonos, ooer
insgeiamt etlpa $1,500.000.OOO.
lleberaa i'm 2anoe, in Der @roB-,
Mittels uno Gleinitaot ebenio mie
i'm fleiniten Gorie, ieten lib aud)
Sic Observation-Disclosures ser 9ta-
tion uno ibr Eerional iiir oen gr.
iolg Der ariegsanleibe elm. Sbal'
ienlter uno StraBenironten rperoen
beionoers iinngemdb oeforlert, unl
p;ele 8eihdite peranitalten aud
&riegsbonoperfa fauislpettbeperbe uni
ieiern beionoere Serfaufseriolse in
beionOers miiroiger uno 5uslei6 an
Ipornenoer @eiie.
0as 8ar Campaign Committee
Oes in oem Central Council o.
9tatlonal Hetail sliiociations 5ll.
iammengeihloiienen 3le;nbanoel:
bat in 3uiammenarbeit nit ben
gunoeslhabamt uno Der Office o
Bar Snformation audi anseregt
OaB ale &leinbanoelsiirmen 3ebt
Yro5ent ibres sln5eigenetats 3ul
Yropaglerung Ser 5. &riessanleib'
perpenoen.
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1lcibt snbauie am 4. Suli.

Walbington. Die Office Of 9eienle
Transportation appeQiert an oie 81
pilbebOlferung. oas Wo6eneoe oes 4.
Suli oabeim ober nabe bon 5ubauie
gu perbringen, als unnotig gu perrei-
len. SGQ >tueiit oaraui bin, oaB es
iiber oieies Jeiertags =@odenenoe ull-
gelpiiiar als lie iein miro, Oh seniigenh
3ug- unS gusplase fir einen Maiien-
perfebr bcreit gelteqt tperoen fonnen,
nno rat Saber, lieber an Ort nno
Stelle Hrosramme 5u planen, INN oic
@epolferurg oafiir au intereiiierer,
an oieiem 4. Suli einmal 5ubaule 81,
bleiben. gs miro ielbit fir Yerionen,
Die unbeoingt reiien n,iiiien, idtper
iein, Hlat 5u fin6en - ei1ihlieBlid)
Mngeborigen Der Streittr1fte, uno
oarum iollten 3ibiliiten, Die nur gu
ibrem 8ergniigen ooer gum Musipan-
men OerreiIen tuolen, bicsmnl gang
oaDon abieben.
11,,<orf%s.1.n,. N;. A:o =. ..so~.~
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Stir cine quite Wfuiif, Grfriihuna

Sir cine CUTE Muiif, Grfriihung
uno aIIes mas sur Starfung ots
menldliden aorpers nottpenbis lit,
miro am Hlas gu baben iein. &omnlt
ollie uno belft nit bieie Seier az elmer
erfolgreihen gu MAIDEN, 5untal Der
3einsetpinn gum Silfsfuno fiir Sic
beimfebrenoen Soloaten unb oeren
Sinterb1iebenen s.bt. Mlio !penn Sic
einnlal einen ihonen Gag in 8ottes
freier Natur perleben lpollen, oann
reierpieren lie ith bieien 2. Ssuli unS
fommen su oieier Ieier. Sic iinb hers,
lib lpillfommen.
Simon &aub, Safr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29

Adjtnng Sad,ien Don Salem nno
lImgebuIg

Mnen 2anbslellten aus Salem uEo
lImgebung oiene our eefdGigen Nads
riht, Dab Die iiblihe 4 Ssulis6eier ant
Sonntag, oen 3. Suli. brauben al1
,mierer isarm, bem Salemer Gouns
trp Club, an Neipsurnen Hoao ltatt-
finoet uno aue Sahien aus Salen!
uno unlgebung iuluie oeren Urearse
fino ber5li6 eingelaoen lih oaran 5ll
beteiligen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29
Die GristSpfmtte
ais Krarteke keitS,.riat5e

Chicago, ST., Cine neue grid0p,
|fungsfranfbeit, sic ieben intereiiieren
mib, ser I'M 3uiammenbans rit Der
&ries mebr als ionit iih ani.rengt
.puroe Ser Mmerican MeS;cal M!,,s ron
Or. S. &C. Nielien aus Cos MnseIes
beriftet.
Ser 'Mrbeiter trirb 10 ecniibet, oaB
er einen 3uiammenbruG erlcibet.
9as fommt gan5 ploslih. gs lit Elm
3uitano Ser gridopfune, io tief oub
sic betreffenoe Herion in' @lgentiid
feiner meiteren Sdtigfeit fabig lit.
gs lit ieSot nur ser Mnfang. 9ie
Grihopfuna sebt fpeiter, sic Musfeln
,perSen ihlpad, empfinolih ooer 81
reft i6mersenb unb es .forn audi cine
poriibergebenbe 2abmuna uno 8e-
pif)tsoerlult eintreten.
Monate!ange poafommene Rube lit
sur Grbolung erforoerlid). l1no tpenn
ser Yatient, bepor er iid, niht poll-
itGnoia erDolt bat, nitt iebr baraui
ahtet, iib ia nid)t 5u iiberanitrensen,
10 farm es geifleben, oab er bon oieier
eidenartidcn &ranfheit nbernnls be-
fallen tpiro.
Gin Sau mar ser zines Mutobus.
hauffeurs, Ser ieine freie 3eit ba5l
pertpenoete, in einem Sagerbaus
ihmere Sdde auf5uitapeln. Sm Mni
1913 padte i'm Sic &ronfbeit. Grit
inn isebruar oieies Sabres mar er
rieoer 10 peit, ieine S1nbe 5u offnen
uno 5u ihlieBen. 3ur ielben Seit be.
gam er aud, mieber an Gelpi6t gu
5unebmen.
Gin anberer Sppus mar Elm aftiper
geamter, ser feline freie 3eit gu bdus.
lihcn slrbeiten pernenoete. gei einem
4idnid ltiir5te er, ipdbrenb er 8aic,
bali ipielte, suiammen uno es Oauettp
Monate Bis er iif mieoer erbolte.
Ginen oritten Spprs biloete ser
Sal zines 14idbrigen MGohens, oas,
INN ab5unebmen, ioruobl 8pmnaltif
trieb als oud) cine Gidtfur madJte
9ei ibr oauerte es mebr ais 5lpei Sat
re, bis iie ipieoer su ardften fam,
bauptiddlib oesbalb, neil Tie ieoesmal
nenn ibr beiier rl,roe, ipieber nit
Ioem Surnen uno ser Iiatfur begann.
Mit Sem &rieg sunebmenoe emo.
tionen erforoern beionoere Bsahtl1ne.
9eiht ieoer lit inlltalloe, nit slufleg-
ungen in normaler @eiie fertig 81
;lperoen. cine 5atiabe, oie Die Softo-
rem Wartin q. Sorbaus uno g. 2a-
harp Sr9el aus yteip yort teltgelteut
ba5en. Sic fanoen, oaG cnlotionell
nod ni6t reife Terionen unter bcm
Ginilub BON Muiregungen forperli6%
Storltngen befommen, mie Seibihme,
gen, 9armtatarrb, llebelfeiten, Vta.
senidmer5en, 8eritopfuns uno nof
einige anoere &ranfbeiten, Die fiir &C.
|lp0bnli6 ni6ts nit Muireguneen 81
tun ba6en.
Der Be,peis baiiir, baB nibts anoe
res ais sluiresungen bie llriade ole
ier &ranfbeiten paren, lag in Ser Cat
|iade, oaB piele unter oielen Satienter
pieoer geiuno wurOen iobalo Del
lNrst imltanoe par, ibnen flar 5l MO
hen, OaB ibre ein5igen St0runser
eben Oicie emptionellen &onfliff
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3iueia Is.

Die nidite regelmabigc Geriamm-
lung flnoet itatt om Sonntag, hcn
2. Suli, nahmittagS 3 ltbr. Gie Gers
palter .peroen iiber Sie balbidbrlide
9iiherpriifuns berihten unb oue Mit-
glieoer nerocn biermit eriud)t nnipe.
Ieno su leln.
Hoh ser Gerlammlung miro 2und)
ierpiert. Sanna 8irreih, Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29
6onpention oes g. .. SGnger'
bnn0es ODn Wprb 9lmerifa

&onoentton oes =. =. sanger
bunbes pon Norb Nnerifa
am Sonntag unb @ontae, Sen 3. un>
4. September 5. s. i'm Sablenbei,n
1901 Ieniion Mpe., Glepeiano, Sbip
itatt.
Sonntaamprgen, ,lm $50 llbr,
giiherpriifl,ng. I'm punft 10 llb,
miro Sic &cnpention er0finet. unlert
@aitgeber iino oiesmaI ser @eitieitt
Susenohor vMaorisal", Seftion 27.
Sn l1ebereinltinmlng nit oem
@unid)e bes Grdiibentcn Ser GereI'
nigten Staoten, oaB pomoglih nab.
reno Der ariegs5eit feline aonpentic'
men ubgebalten neroen lcllen, baber
mir lettes Ssabr auf feline @eid)dfts'
Geriammlung absebalten, ieben uns
aber ge5rungen in oieIem Sabr, lpc'
gen pihtieen 8eifGiten, cine &onpen'
ton ein5uberuien.
slae gutItebenSen Seftlonen iinS
oesbaIb erluht, lire Se!egaten ore,
Selegatinnen in 3eit beim gunoes
IefretGr an5umeloen. &dbrenb De,
&onoention peroen feline Inmelbun-
gen angenommen. @!r bitten aud
iol6e Seftionen, tpelhe mil lbren 9el
trGeen i'm Niifitano iinO, iid) gli
itebeno 81 MAIDEN uno audi lbre Oele'
saten ansumelhen.
@ir perbleiben nit trcuiddlil6er1
SdnsergruB,
gboli Isl Ii finger,
9..YrGiioeut
M. 6. Srieien ben 9 It,
9. .sSefretcr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29
2(ms l)emneste,pn, Okie
3lpeia 80.

slm Sonntag, ben 2. Suli, finbet
unlere General uno Sue5ial Ser
iamnlung itatt. In oieiem Sonntag
iollen geihliiiie gefaBt tperoen, oie G
Monate ooer ldnger giiltig iein iollen.
gus bieiem 8runoe tperoen ane Wit,
glieoer eriuht anpeieno gu iein.
s. Sol5trd9er, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29
Sunterus-0 -0emcinoe.

Sonntas, oen 2. ssuli, miro Se,r
Bfarrer Or. Sans 6oiiel @otteSoienit
balten. slniang Der Somltagibule
lm 2:3O llbr; SallptgottesOienit UNI
8 llbr. slae 8laubensaenoiien iino
ber5lif fpillfommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-29
Nus 11e,p Cattle, pa.
S,peis q.

gs oiene alien Shpeitern oes 3pel1
81 sur RaCbrift, ooB sic nadlIte Ser
lammlung Sonnerstag, Den 6. Sal,
1880 llbr obenos, itattfinhet. slIt'
Shlpeitern iino eriu6t oieler &cr-
iummlung beisuipobnen.
Ssn Der Suli-Geriammluug nurocH
als 0eputg Sdppeiter Sernine Gpc
niebergeniibIt unO Gatb. @iintbcr
neu erlpdblt.
Ratb. @drtner, Sefr.