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Evening star., 1945-03-22
Blades Loss Gives
Title to OIympics
BY the Associated Press.

Ry tne Associated PreSS.
BALTIMORE, Mar. 22-The
Baltimore Blades lost their last
mathematical chance of winning
the United States amateur ice
hockey playoffs tonight when
they were defeated by the New
York Rovers, 80, in a rough and
tumble affair at Iceland.
The Baltimore defeat gave the
Boston Eastern Amateur League
entry, which has won nine
straight in the playoffs, the title.
Evening star., 1945-03-22
Colorado Ags to Renew
Grid Action Next Fall

DENVER, Colo, Mar. 22.-Colo-
RADIO Ags will resume intercollegiate
varsity football next fall after a
four-year lapse.
Athletics Director Harry Hughes
said games have already been
scheduled with Colorado U. and
Colorado College and more prob
ably will be added.
Evening star., 1945-03-22
Lundgren, HouIon Score
In HundboII Tourney

Ray Lundgren and Alex Houlon
have jumped into the semiflnals of
the annual District AAU four-wall
handball championships with VIC
tories at YMCA last night.
Lundgren upset 1t. John Mozur,
21-11 and 21-l0, while Houlon de-
feated Steve Myers, 21-18 and 21-i.
Evening star., 1945-03-22
Mucks to Place Team
In CuroIino League
BY the Associated Press.

aSs zko6UCIdt6u fIGSS.
MARTINSVILLE, Va, Mar. 22.-
Ira Thomas of the Philadelphia
Athletics says that club viii place a
team in Martinsyille as an entry In
the Carolina ClaAC League.
Other teams in the circuit are
Greensboro, Durham, Winston
Salem, Burlington, Raleigh anc
Aeaksville, N. c.. and Danville.
Evening star., 1945-03-22
Win,Lose or Draw
Clearer Boxing Scoring System Is Badly Needed
By BOB MCLEAN

Opportunity is pounding District Boxing
Commission and in
merns but the three gentlemen within that
Claude Owen Inspector Clarence
troubled state of boxing
stroke that would establish the
cities to
The certainly capable of
eos action as they demonstrated last with
the from doing themselves
chance has popped and let's the
storm has been brewing boxng horizon
an anquated scoring system that worthless close
reached hurricane velocity last Friday night Madison
Square Garden decision
tina-Jimmy Bivins fight.
That incident the affairs
future of the Using the round
system all three officials voted differently Referee Are Donovan
Bettna Bvns Marty Monroe it
Bvns eight rounds Gordon called
to
Evening star., 1945-03-22
Duke Grads to See Grid Film

Added attraction at the Duke
Alumni dance scheduled for Tues
day at $3.50 in the Statler Hotel
will be showing of a technicolor
film of the Duke Alabama Sugar
Bowl game.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08
UroIund
Grange News

The first regular meeting Of Feb
ruary was called to order by Wor-
thy Master Leonard Peterson with
20 members and officers present.
The third and fourth degree in
itiation was given to Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome Filiatreau. and Jack Kill
rick, Past Master II. L. Fitzpatrick
acting as master of the fourth de-
gree ceremony.
After the initiation of the new
candidates, the regular business Of
the meeting proceeded
Brother Graham read the by laws
report as formulated by the legis-
lative committee and, after slight
changes in one section, it was
adopted.
A motion was adopted to rein
state the flag ceremony.
A motion was made to require
any member who desires to with
draw from the Grange to file a
written statement with the secre-
tary.
Considerable discussion was
brought up about the place to hold
Grange meetings if and when the
room now occupied should be need
ed by the Warland school. A COM
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08
NOTICE

Dog licenses were due and pay
able on and before February l, l945.
The date has been extended to Feb
ruary 18th, and on and after this
date persons not having a dog Ii
cense for their dog will be subject
to arrest.
Signed,
1t GEORGE BRYANT.
Police Chief.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08
Absorbing Picture
Is Bosed on
Actual Experience

The power and scope Of Para
mounts THE Story of DR.. Wassell'
which plays Sunday and Monday
Feb. Ii and IL at the Kootenai
theater, gives audiences a reason to
celebrate. This fine tecnnicolor
film, produced by Cecil B. DeMille,
is absorbing entertainment as it
wildly reconstructs the incidents
which won the Navy Cross for
Commander Corydon M. Wassell for
his rescue Of nine wounded sailors
from Java.
Tracing the experiences of this
Arkansas country doctor, played ex-
cellently by Gary Cooper, from the
time he left his native state until
his job was completed, the colorful
motion picture abounds with action
and romance. Laraine Day plays OPP
posite Gary in the role of Madeline,
q nurse in China whose photograph
on a poster led the doctor to serve
as medical missionary there.
Cooper, meeting Laraine in the
course of his duties, is inspired
by her bravery and Immediately
falls in love with the beautiful
nurse. But Pearl Harbor breaks with
catastrophe speed and Gary fore
goes processing his love in order to
join Uncle Sans Navy.
Action moves at a rapid fire pace
thereafter as the story relates how
the brave doctor safely evacuated
nine wounded sailors from Java.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08
Stomschror and
IWuest FomiIies TO
Move to Sunnyside

News was released last week
that Earle Winfrey had purchased
the Paul Stamschror place a short
distance west of the city, and nov
announcement is made that Mr..
Stamschror has sold his feed and
farm machinery business to Hal
sted Remp of this city.
Mr.. Stamschror has made ar
engagements to start a business at
Sunnyside, Wash, in which he will
handle Case farm machinery and
will also repair and service all kinds
of farm machinery. He will be as
associated in this enterprise by A.
r. Wuest and the two families ex-
pect to move to Sunnyside within
the next two weeks.
Both men have had long expert
ence in that line of business. Mr..
Stamschror was employed by the
Case company for 10 years as sales
man in the Dakotas and later con-
Quoted farm machinery business
for himself in the same district for
six or seven years. Eight years ago
he and Mrs. Stamschror came to
Libby, bought the ranch west of
Libby and engaged in the poultry
and feed and machinery business
For some time he has been a mem
Der of the Lincoln county Selective
Service board and has devoted time
and care to that important work.
he and Mrs. Stamschror have been
prominent in church and social cir
cles in the eight years they have
been here.
Mr.. Wuest has also had many
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08

Mrs. A. A. Grippe of Troy came
down on the bus Wednesday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08
LOCAL |
HAPPENINGS

Mrs. A. A. Grippe of Troy cam,
down on the bus Wednesday.
Andy Granmo of Spokane was
business visitor in Libby Friday.
Ira Tester was in from Spokane
this week looking after bushes.
matters here.
The Walter Stoeffler family ex.
poets to move TO Bend, Ore, within
the next two weeks.
Mrs. Art Biegler and Mrs. &c
Fine were Warland visitors in Libby
the first of the week.
Robert Green of Eureka was a
visitor at the home of his son, Mar.
vine Green, Sunday.
Leo Leir arrived home from Far
ragut Saturday, having received q
medical discharge from the Navy
Jack Coup of Libby has finished
training at FarTagut and was home
during the past week on seven
day leave.
Claude Norris was visiting rela-
tives and friends here last week
He is employed on the coast in de-
Tense work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Flynn of St
Paul are expected to arrive on Fri
day for visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. COPYRIGHT.
lst 1t. and Mrs. Karl Knudson
arrived Monday from Camp Swift
Tex, for visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knudson.
Miss Myrna Brock returned to her
home in Rexford Tuesday having
been guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Blackwell and other friends.
Word comes to his wife III Libby
that Leo Cloutiers has been pro-
noted to technical sergeant. He is
with the army air corps in China.
Word has been received of the
birth of son to Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Daniels, former Lincoln county res
idents, last Saturday at Portland,
Ore.
The Walter Stoeffler home in
South Libby was sold to George
Stevens Wednesday. The H. B. Wal
lace Agency handled the transac-
ton.
Mrs. Russell Dean Ford and son,
Jay Stanley, arrived Monday from
Seattle for an indefinite visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Ras-
mussen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hansberry
returned 10 Libby the past week af-
ter several months spent on the
west coast where Mr.. Hansberry
was employed in defense work.
Pvt Paul Schikora left Tuesday
for Portland, Ore, to spend few
days with his sister. He then will
report back to Fort Lewis, Wash,
and later will leave for California.
Corporal Robt. e. Nichols left
Sunday to return to North Carolina
where he is stationed with the Air
Corps, after spending his furlough
at the home of his mother, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Blackwell.
Mrs. Florence Mosher and daugh-
tiers, Barbara and Alice, left Mon
day for their home in Bay City,
Mich, after spending the winter
months at the G. M. Decker home.
Mrs. Mosher and Mrs. Decker are
cictnrc
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08
WAR STAMPS AND BONDS SOLD

To date this year Libby public
schools have purchased $4,63492 in
War Stamps and Bonds, Mrs. Wayne
Shanahan announced. Their COM
mittee in charge of sales consists
of Frankleen Warner, Florence
Fennessy, Nadine Whitefield, Joan
Apologize, Tommy Fennessy, and
Helen Church. The sale for Janu-
airy 81 amounted to $ll5.O0. Indi-
vidual group reports include: High
school, s1315, Junior high, $l04O,
Central, $5l.l5; and New Central,
$4,000
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08

mittee composed of Jesse HaWorth,
Ben Graham and d. A. Gilchrist
was appointed by the master to in
vestigate matters and report at the
next meeting.
Sister Plots, the lecturer, spon-
sored an accident program with
talks on accidents from fire, cars,
falls and numerous other causes,
by Brother Fitzpatrick, Sisters Ham
mons and Lake. Sister CARLY gave
a humorous reading.
Master Peterson read an outline
dealing with the masters program.
Reading and adopting of minutes
followed after which a fine hot
luncheon was served by the ladies'
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08
MARRIAGES

Raymond v Enders, Libby, and
Esther Marie Lien Murphy, Kalis-
pell; license issued Feb. l.
George W. Quilting and Adeline
Koehler, both of Eureka, license is
sued Feb. 3.
Kenneth c. Spencer, Libby, and
Dolene M. Hugill Spokane, Wash,
married Feb. 4 by Rev. H. Hass-
kamp.
Harold f. Nutter and Maxine St.
Amour, both of Kalispell, married
by Rev. E. Roy Fort on Feb. 3.
Jack T. Curtis and Jennie M.
sHelln4aff, both OF Ka1ispell, married
on Feb. 8 by Rev. E. Roy Fort.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08
Al. CLUB MEETS

The AL Club met at the Foster
home last evening with Mrs. Walter
Kammeyer and Mrs. Binkley as CO.
hosteSses.
Devotions were led by Mrs. Bert
Skakoon following the business
meeting.
Two well chosen book reviews
were given. Mrs. Chris Ranlo pre-
sented the book, They Came to a
River by Allis Mckay The book,
Captain from CASTLE by Samuel
Shellabarger, was reviewed by Miss
Fern Calbreth.
A delicious lunch was served by
the hostesses at the close of the ev-
enlnp.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08
Looking to Russia

Lieut. Luscher also dropped an
Illuminating comment He said he
found that the English and French
people with whom he came in con-
tact have a great admiration for
the power and might of America
and are more than glad to have
us as an ally, but it is to Russia
that the working classes look as
their best friend.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08

Sales books lin duplicated for
sale at all time at Western News
office. If
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08

years experience in handling Case
machinery. He and Mrs. Wuest
moved to Libby in 1882 and have
made a warm place for themselves
in lodge and other social circles.
Libby people will regret to lose
these two fine families
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs, Tux Bolles, Troy, had her
tonsils removed last Thursday.
Ernest Roberts had tonsillec-
tony last Friday.
Mrs. John Smith was treated for
a broken arm, received when she
fell down town, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Hamil, Troy,
are parents Of son born Feb. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cole are par
ents Of daughter born Feb. g.
Ray Beebe was admitted Tuesday
night with an injury to the head,
received when he fell on ice at his
home
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-02-08

Dave MOOrhouse was admitted
last Saturday as medical patient.
Edo Collier and wife, Kalispell,
were treated following a car acct
dent on the highway. Mrs. Collier
was treated for decorations Of the
face. They were released Wedncs-
day morning.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
Stebenbiiroifd,- -2lmerifanifhes DoIfsblatt

nadts9eidenf. Seseleiden uniere jung
berbeiratete Sdngerin Gertrude
Stymiot4Shreioer. 8eiOe ,oanften
ber5lid, oafiir. &errIide Mnipradel,
uno @liidtpiinid,e folsten, audi bod-
ten mir an oie 90 Sobne ,,no G0d,ter
unierer nia-Sanserinren unS
ariiben iie redt ber5lid,. gptt be-
idIise iie.
Gie nadlte 3erIanmIung Ses &C.
mcnd)ors 'Suronia finbet ON II. Sa.
n,lar nad} Ser @eiangproIe itatt.
Cie Ginfiibrune ser muen geamte,,
ee,neinid)aitlid nit Scr Gintra6t-
Sermania finoet am ,Sanlstae, Sen
13. Sanuar i'm ;8cit.cite Sa6ienbeim
ltatt mad, einem gemeinitaftliden
glien, Sas Inn 6 llbr dbenos ierbiert
miro, an 0em teil5unebmen ulle SIN,
gerinncn eineeluben fins.
glii. Iii1ler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
3meis "a.

Die Gejenber-g -gsricmmlllns ,par
iebr gut beiuht urb alle 8eid1ite
tpur0en iebr idulea erleoiet. Scr
Hunft uesen Ser geridn1elaung Der
8eitrdge i,n6 oes Sofaliterbegelocs
apuroe einitimmis ansenommen; 10
aud, ous 9otaliterbeeelS tpuroe er.
bobt bon $3.50 auf $175. Muf oieies
tpuroe einItimmis angenommen. M1e
Ne,,oerungen treten nit Sanuar 1916
in &raft. Bir erillfen ale Witglia,
Der. Die nod i'm 9fiiditat,S iino nit
8eitrdeen ober 2otaliterbesel6, bieies
udhite geriammlung 81 be5ablen.
Ndd1te gerlanunla,na finoet am
z. Sanuar, 2::30 llbr nad)uittags,
ftntt. Sn oieier Berimnnluns tperoen
ole 8eamtinnen in ibre s(emter elm.
geiest. Dus @ablreiultat mar:
Sobanna @olff, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
Sranen Berlin Der ct. Ectrms
@ird)en Wemcinbe

Sn ser lesten @eriamn,lung ,pur.
Sen 6ie iolsenben Shlpeitern als Be.
amtinnen fir 1916 geap6blt:
@oriteberin. @ieie Seutid,
Gi5es0orjteberin. 2ena Seller
Yrot <Setr., Ninnie &arres
Sim. .sSctr., Nnna Manden
Sdatm., Maria Sblier
geriualterinuen. gbriitina Soretb.
Slatie &0bler. Nnua Sonntag
0ergnii9uuass sRomitee, 81. &0bler.
&. 6leiIder
8lumensAomitee lnn Nltarbcfleibuns,
&atie N0bler. &atic SleiIder.
Nue Sdiueitern peripradeu MIR ibr
8eites fir ben Terein gu t,lu.
llniere ndd)ite Sisune miro am
Sonntag. Den 81. Sanuar, INN 6 llbr
dben6s itattiinoen. slae Sdppeiterr
iilro sebeten piinttIid gu erideinen.
Ser iibIide Jamilienabemb fdmet
unl s llbr abenos au. Scrpiercn aper-
ben Die Sd)ueltern Mnna 'Sauerbrep,
@eiti 1cuti6 ulto slnna 3ifeli.
slae 8emeinoemitglieoer uro Screu
Greunoe iinb freunolid}it einseIaoen.
Minrme &arrcs. Yrot. ISefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04

3meig 46.

gs biene aIen Mitelieoern sur &C.
fdaigcn Nad)ridt, oaB oie nadlite Ser.
intnmla,ng nm Tonnerstag, ben ii.
Sanl,ar, S l1hr ube,tos, ltattfin0et.
Mae 'Sd1peitern tpcrben eriuht a,ltpe.
ieno 81 iein, ba in 0ieier @eriamm
lung audi Sic @eomtinnen initolicrt
tperoeu. sSm 8onitee fir aaffee ,,nS
SUDDEN nab Ser GerinmlnIalng a.. Ter.
uicren Iinb sic Sd)tpeitern: 6rieoa
Ibellmat, Stole Ibellnan, Mrlinc
@anber Meuuen, &atb. Weber.
Itl,n Sailb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
@ei6nadltspartie.

Ias @eibnaeDtspartie ser 3apcioc
446 ltl,o 8 om %. 0csenlbcr tpar Elm
lhoner grfola. s(ue ssreluoe, 8riioe:
a,mo Sdnuaitern, sic llnlcrn1 &lfe ge.
foLgt maren lllS uns an oiciem MbenD
init ibrem 0eiuds beebrt babcn, iolpie
oem &onutee unb aIlen Die bas Yrc.
gramm boben uerid0ncrn belien, iei
ber5liG, Jeoanft. Nud) Naitor Grneit
Sdrmiot iei eeSanft fir icin aonmeu
lmo auh fir sic ihoncn Dorte fiir
l,niere 9ieben in ser @ebrmaht. Mo-
&c Bott uniere @ebete erboren uno
balo oen sSrieocn hrineen, ban,it mir
lpieber nit uniereu 2ieben bereint
,reroer.
Nnnn Tn;,b &Spfr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
4saS GlepelanN, Obic
3ueiq 4.

Iaen Stspeltern bonn 3,peis 4 sur
aefauigen Nodridt, Sab bie nGdli'
8erianlmlung am Z. Sanuar, llbr
tobmittags, i'm @eItieite Sablen,
beim abgebalten miro. "a aud Sic
meuen @eanlten feierIih in ibre lem,
ter ci,rgeiiibrt 1reroen, 10 iiro ale
Sdapeitern eriuft an,peierto Su icin.
Iue Mitgl;eSer, sic nit ibren 8eitrii
gen urb alieBments I'M RiifltanS
iinS, m0gen iih Inn eisenrn Sntereiis
eutltebeno MAIDEN. Sdnpeltcrn fonnlt
ole uno laBt uns bas nelle Sabr nit
friihem Wut anfangen.
aQen Mitgliebern uno @robbeam-
ten ,lnires Central gerbanoes tpiiniojt
i'm Hamen bes 3tpeig 4 fr0blidje
Beibnahten unb elm esensrei6cS
Neujabr. gli'dbetb Iiid,ler, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
3ipeig 80.

Mlle 8riioer tperoen biermit benad.
ridtiat, oaB Die idbrlife 8eneralner,
fanlmllng am Sonntag. ben IA. So,
nuor, nadmittass 2 lrbr ltattiimoet
@ir tpe-oen sic iGbrlid,er linansbe.
ridte b0ren uno Die in Der Desentber
8erinitnrlu,ag ne,,gctpdblten Beamte1
aper6en in lire slerlter eirrgeiiihr1
sper6en. Iie neuen Beamten iin6:
Hrdiibent. @eorg Sdafer
Vi8esYrdi., aans 6oiiel
Hrot SER. German Niuer
Gin <Sefr.. Nidael l1ntb
Sdatm.. Sobn Notb
G.sW.> >GeIr., Sobn Stamp Sr.
Weripnlter. Sobann German.
Ri6oel &ale, 0anieI Gdrtner
ardibor. Martin 3elh
Direitoren. Nnbrens Drntleff. 0eora
0iotb. @corg Niqer, Gbiuarb Shneis
Der. Sobn Beber.
Ueamten.8 8srfsmmI1ns
an N2ontng, ben 8. Snnuar. 8 llhl
0benos. &erman MiQer, Setr.
Diite Jeien Die Sie anseieea!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
A,ss Gante,,, Okie
Qrduerndt,riht

Gs bat Sem &errn iiber 2ebeu lu,o
600 gefallen ,lnieren i,,nsen @ruoer
Nnbreas 3bellman Sr.
aus ser 3eit in oie G1pigfeit ab5url.
fen. 9r. 5bellnran ,mlrSe aln 26. SO.
pe,nber in sSranfreif ih,rer uertr,m,
set unS itarb oa I'M Soipital am 3
0esenlber uno am Sot,ntag, oen 80
Ie5enrber, trurSe Der 1ra,lergottes.
oienit IN ser Griten Satb, Stride bon
Eaitor 81. g. Gbert obeebalten. 8epor
er in Sic Nrnee einge5ogen luurbe mar
er als 9oiliff in Slloee 6rant q.
S,ueiter's Weriht bei6Gftist. Mm 10.
Muguit 1912 murbe er gum MilitGr.
oienit eingssogel,, erbielt llnterritbt
in oerihieSenen 9agern uno trl,roc
gum Serseant befOroert. Seh. sgt
Ibellman tpllroe I'M gl.eltit bif,iiber
geididt lrad) sSranfreidp, no er in ser
95. 9ipiiion 3. Mrmee biente unto:
General 4atton rrro spo er Sen Sci.
bentob itarb. Sgt. 1bellmau mar Mit,
slieS bes Gritcn g. g. &ranfen Ser
Elm 3pelg 4 iolpie oes Central Ser,
hopNos Sos 0orro4fo,, (HnS,,, nh,orpi,,
bes ginigfeit Belangoerein rno ser
Griten 2ntb. Stride.
Tim SEN 9abingeidieSenen trauer:.
feline tieftrauernbe @attin glisabetb,
feline betagten Gltern, Serr lnb 6ray'
Mnoreas Sbeqman rnb Elm 8ruOe,
0aniel in Glepelanb. &ube in Jrie
oen. @ott troita oie 9interbliebenen.
Gbriit glses, Erdiibent.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04

Sn Nortb Hiogebile, Shio, ita,l
am 26. Ocsenber. 6 llbr abenbs, in
Mlter bon 60 Ssobren
!0err sSpbaun Saniclis
uno tpa,roe am 2S. Tesen,ber, 1:3(
l1br nafmittags, unter GROCER &c
teilIeung bon MnpertpanSten, sSrel1n
! oe,l, 8efaunten uno Mitgliebern Sc:
Griten g. g. aranfen Il. &ereil
3tueig I bonn 2eihenbeim Suoro 6
Curtis. 142 Vroofltreet, Glpria, Chic
aus auf bem Nprtb @iSeepiae 5rien
bof 81 Grobe etrogen. Iie gintrabt
Sdn9er iangen unter 2citl,ng Dor
Hrof. q. gsifolalls cinige ersreifenHs
Grauerlieber. slm 8rabe ipra1 il,
MbapeIenbeit bon Serrn Beorg @ebcr
1r6iiSent bes .3lpeig 1, Yrni 81. Mi
folaus id,Gne Nadrllftporte.
Ger 10 ploslif Sabingeidieoe,l(
.purbe am 16. Sftober 1884 in &eisbl
Siebenbiirgel,, als ser Sobn bon
Serru Sobann uuS Gatbarina 0anie.
liz geborcn uno BORT er5ogen uno aIs
Sunggcieue fam er 1902 naD ber
8ereinigten Staaten llno lief iih in
Canton, Sbio, ,rieoer. mo cr nod ct,
lifen Sabren SRI. &a.harina 0rot.
left aus Salen1 Sbip. Die Sam gum,
Gbebunb reifte, ser elm iiberaus
gliiflider srar ulrh Dem 0rei ainocr
entiproiien, 5tpei Sobne uuo eiue
Sodter. Gr Iieoelte NIT ieiner ;snnii!1r
na6 Gleoelar10 iber, mo er ldnsere
Sabre elm @irtidaft hetrieb, sog lid,
Dor etlidrn sabren nod einem SanS.
gut in 9tortb &ibgeuiae 5uriitf. roc eE
Dor etlid)en Sabren mebrere Srmrle--
bdushen ballte llnS perllietcts. Tor
etlna s,panais Sabren famen icin, 81.
tern, Scrr ,lno 5ruu Sobann ~nnieIiS
nah Sen Ser. Staatel. I'M ibre Iin-
Ser 81 beillden, reiiten u5er IN Salr
1882 ipieOer mad, ser alten Ssimot
&eisbt 5uriid, 100 bie Mutier Dor ete
!id,en Sabren ltarb. gr mar teliebt
bei aaen sic i'm fanutem oenr er luar
Elm iebr irel11oliher liebeooIer Maun.
Gs tral,ern Inn SEN 8erlrprbenen
ieine ticigebeugte Satin aat!,cri,lo,
5lpei S0bne Sobam 8. uno Ne, re- $.
Sanielis, urO 1ohter &ilba &atba'
rina Gal,ielis 4enneon. Sobam 6.
lebt in Detroit, aRi6., 8eorg $. III
2ebrer in Wfaple &eigbts, SbIo, io,pie
elm 8ruSer Mi6ael Ganieli, ianli
Camille. Shapieeermutter Gathorino
Drottleff Batter Sobann 0unielis i,
&eisot, Siebe,biir9en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
3lpeig 3.

slQen WitsEeoern Siene sur gefdl,
ligen Nahrift. oab Sic reselnlaBiec
Geriantmlllns Sunntaa. Sen IA. sa.
rn,ar, itattfinoet. ssn ser lebten Ser.
iauunllung tonnte tuesen nidt genii.
GENDER 0iitslieoersabl feine Beamte,1
lrabl abgebalten tperoen. SeOes Mir,
slieo miro gebeten iid in SieIer Ser,
lamnlurS einslfiltoeu.
l1nicr iabrlifes Sauerfrul,t. u,,h
@urit>Supper miro biesmal in Scr
5ebruar -@erlam1nlung 5tattfinben noe.
gen sen porsenommenen &eparaturen
ser Saue.
@eamten-@eriam mluna
finbet itatt am Tomerstogabeno, Sen
II. Sanuar.
Ssulius Gbertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-04
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&arres. Sorotbp Sbeel. 0ermine
Shuiter
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Sigarto, Sune NoB
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81 tun. iuo mir oas srobe Sdneerfei
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