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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14

Mrs. John J. Brewer enter
tanned the members Of the Fort
nightly club last Friday at a one
o'clock luncheon.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14
Romeo

ROMEO - Mrs. Marceline
Beatty will be hostess 10 the
members of the seven-thirty
club Thursday evening in her
home on West st. Clair street.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Tengel
spent last weekend with their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Graham Tengel in De-
troit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14

Mrs. Robert Smith OF Otsego
will be the guest of her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Gray, over the weekend.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14

Marie Berthiaume is home
from Sienna Heights college,
Adrian for the summer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14

Commencement exercises OF
Romeo High school will be held
this Thursday evening at 800
o'clock in the High School
auditorium. Capt. Russell S.
Hilbert will give the address.
Scholarship honors 60 to Col
leen Flanery, valedictorian and
Thomas West, salutatorian.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14

Mrs. Arthur Clay has been Wis
ting relatives at Fenton for two
weeks.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14

Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs.
Edward Emmett were hosteSses
to twenty guests at dinner and
bridge Tuesday evening IN the
home of Mrs. Emmett. They will
entertain again Thursday and
Saturday at luncheon and bridge
In the home of Mrs. Smith.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14

DR.. and Mrs. E. L. Frappier
will entertain ten guests Satur-
day evening at their cottage at
Lakeville, honoring Captain and
Mrs. Russell S. Hilbert.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14
Gas on Stomach

Relieved 10 oinu1ss - 6ssAls ~ 0sosy hsGA
whsa ssesa stomach acid causes psiaful. eu9osse.
ing gas. sour stomach and heartburn. doetoD uUnal6
prescribe the fastest sruns aedieioD 00sU ~
gmptometie rsisf-aedieinss lie those d DGn-sO
fsbleta No 1aEstivA Bsl-sns bsinQ OGn6oN = Q
NM q rsoRn be(1le - ~ e. deubls 0m0 - -
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08

sential foods. School officials real
ize that the lunch program pro-
vides excellent opportunities to
teach children courtesy, good man
ners and cooperation, as well as
fundamental training in this phase
of health education The take-home
value of good lunch programs has
already been demonstrated in i'm
proved eating habits, fewer absen-
ces because of illness, better scho-
lastic standing and increased inter-
est on the part of parents in under
standing the food needs of their
children"
mot toreceive an adequate lunch
means that a child loses one-third
of the days food needs" continued
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Madison County
News

Mr.. Edgar Phillips, Mr.. Richard
Jones, Mrs. ommie Bullie, Mrs. R.
M. Bullie and Miss Thelma Jones
left Sunday, Dec. 2 on Payne's Bus
for the rand Lodge at Clarksdale.
Everyone wishes them an enjoy
able trip.
China Grove School opened with
a good enrolment and is doing
nicely with their new assistant
teacher, Miss Edna Clincy at 1915
graduate of Lanier High School.
December 2 was big day at
Ridley Hill Rev. John Carey, pas
tor. Sunday School collection, 1922.
Church collection, $2927. China
Grove church and pastor visited
Ridley Hill. Rev. Williams preached
soul-stirring sermon. Subject,
Christ the Chief Cornerstone"
The Queens Rally in honor of
Mrs. Carrie B. Lewis, China Grove,
collection $2605. Ridley Hill collec-
ton, $1975.
On last Thursday, Nov 90, the
Madison County Convention met
with the Wilson Grove Missionary
Baptist Church. They had a won
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08

derful time
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Rouser are
the proud parents of a baby girl.
Mrs. Dallis Williams was injured
in a truck wreck recently and was
taken to the R. H. Green Annex,
where she later died. She was buri-
ed in Mt. Ollie cemetery and leaves
to mourn hr passing, husband, s
children, boys and 4 girls. Minis
tiers in charge at the funeral were
Rev. T. B. Bryant and Rev. Mathe,
pastor Enterprise Funeral Home
had charge of arrangements.
Pfc. LAWYER Portee is home Wis
iting his brother, S. Bennett, and
three sisters. He is on a 80 day fur
Tough after spending two years in
the army.
As is our custom each gear. IN an
effort to giUe both our readers and
advertisers the advantage of our
special Christmas issue, lUe aUilI not
publish q paper on our regular
date, Dec IS. but Uill bring out our
special Christmas issue on Thurs
day. December goth.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08

son of Mrs. Dina Williams Trice, of
Verona, has recently enlisted in
the Regular Army for three years
under provisions of the new Red
Apple" bill.
Indicted in October, 1943 he is
entitled to 80 day furlough home
prior to transferring to the ETC
with the ON Corps.
Overseas since July, 1914, Cpl.
Trice wears the EAMETO Ribbon
and the APT Ribbon, the Good
Conduct and Victory Medals.
Pfc. Joe O'Neal, husband of Mrs.
Jimmie May O'Neal, Indianola, has
recently enlisted in the Regular
Army at Base NJ Luzon for one
year.
Son of Mrs Elnora Austin O'Neal,
Sunflower, he will receive a 80 day
furlongh home and will then join a
new unit.
Indicted in December 1914 Pfc.
O'Neal was sent to the West Pacific
in August of this year and now
wears the APT Ribbon and Victory
Medal.
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he received his basic training at
Fort McClelland, Alabama.
Pfc. Washington will have 60 days
furlough before leaving on his new
assignment He was officially dis
charged from the Army of the
United States on October 80, 1915,
and sworn into the United States
Army the next day.
His parent sMr, and Mrs. Nose
Washington. live in Belzoni,. Miss.
His wife, Lizzie Washington, and
five children ar living at Jackson,
Miss.
Now stationed with the 182nd
Port Co., Base M, Luzon, Pfc Turn
er w. Gregory, son of Mrs Semra
Gregory, Starkville, has enlisted in
the Regular Army for three years
under provisions Of the new Red
Apple" bill.
He will receive a go day furlough
home prior to transferring to the
ETC with the Military Police.
Indicted in May, 1913, he was
shipped overseas in March 1914 and
now wears the EAMETO Ribbon
with two battle stars, the APT Rib
bon and the Victory Medal.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08
Most State Schools
Offering Some
Form Food Service

More than a thousand schools
in Mississippi offer some kind of
a school food service to Students
reported Miss Eleanor Wilson, state
supervisor of the school lunch pro-
gram. She cited a typical menu of
milk, lean meat, vegetables, fruits,
bread and butter as one of the
kind now served in most school
lunchrOoms at an average cost of
only Is cents for the child. en-
creased attention is being given
to improving the quality of foods
served, in providing more nutri-
tious meals than formerly and in
mainttining the best possible sani-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08

the state supervisor, land daily
loss of this vital one-third is a
steady drain on cniids strength
and development" The state super
visor expressed the hope that
enough lunch room programs will
be provided to insure no child's 60
ing without good meal in the
middle of his school day.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08

1.-THE public finds it hard to UNI
derstand union jurisdictional
disputes, many of which have Gre
ated reconversion bottlenecks. -
Labor Secretary Schwellenbach.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08
tary conditions she said.

"A lunc program should do more
than just offer food" Miss Wilson
remarked. "The foods chosen should
contribute to the good health and
should be served in such a manner
as to help the child to loke many
different kinds and to overcome
dislikes and prejudices against es-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08
Mississippian
In The Army

Sgt. Edward Kelly, brother of
Mr.. Clifford Kelly, ST. Joseph, Miss.
has enlisted in the Regular Army
for three years under the provi-
sions of the new Red Apple bill,
at Base NJ, Luzon.
Now stationed with the 2700th
ON Trucking Co., he is entitled to
a 80 day furlough home pprior to
transferring to the European Thea
ire of Operations with the Military
Police
Overseas since October 1914, Sgt.
Kelly wears the ETC Ribbon with
two battle stars and the APT Rib
bon.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08
North Jackson NeUs

The New Hops M. B. Church and
pastor, Rev. j. C. Hunt, enjoyed a
great spiritual meeting Sunday, De-
cember 2. Rev. Hunt preached from
the book Of St. John. Visitors pre-
sent were Mrs. Carrie Thomas and
Mrs. Viola Morrow of Mobile st.
Mrs. Lille Morrow and son, Will
lie of Mobile Street were weekend
visitors in the home of Mr.. Nor
rows mother, Mrs. Mandie Pruitt,
of Hickory, Miss.
IA Lawrence A. Bass of Fort
Jackson, S. c., was a Sunday ev-
ening visitor in the home Of Rev.
and Mrs. A. A. Thomas, Mobile St.
Mr.. and Mrs P. E. King of 203
Hamilton ST.; Mr.. and Mrs. M. T.
Thomas, 904 Franklin ST., visited
in the home of their parents, Rev.
and Mrs A. X Thomas on Sunday.
Rev. A. R. Thomas, agent and re-
porter for the Mississippi Enter
prise in North Jackson, is asking
all to join him in reading the pa
per and he will be glad to receive
any chuch, social or local news that
you might have in his community.
AS is our custom each gear. in an
effort to giUe both our readers and
advertisers the advantage of our
special Christmas issue, zoe will not
publish paper on our regular
date, Dec. IS. but aUill bring out our
special Christmas issue on Thurs
day. December Goth.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08

Cpl Boone wears the APT Rib
Pfc. Eugene Washington, Sr., UNI
til recently assigned to the 364th
Infantry Regiment at Adak, Alaska,
has enlisted in the Regular Army
of the United States for one year.
Pfc. Washington is u years old,
has served in the Aleutians since
April, 1915, where he has been an
Anti Tank Crewman. Originally in
Quoted into the Army of the US in
August, 1914, at San Francisco, Cal.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08

Pfc Jessie Thompson, son of Mr.
James Thompson, Madison, has en-
listed in the Regular Army for a
period of three years under pro-
visions of the new Red Apple" bill
at Base M, Luzon.
Now stationed with the 4456th
ON Service Co., he will receive a
go day furlough home prior to go
ing to the caribbean with the Air
Corps.
Pfc. Was indicted in May 1914,
and went overseas in February this
year. He wears the ETC Ribbon
with one battle star and the ATP
Ribbon, Good Conduct and Victory
Medals.
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1T would be dull world if we
were all alike. British Prime
Minister Attlee, addressing Con-
gress. al
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08

Pfc. Jesse L. Hudson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Manson Hudson, DeKalb,
has enlisted in the Regular Army
at Base NJ, Luzon, for one year UNI
der provisions of the new Red APP
pie" bill
Now stationed with the 165th En-
gineer Aviation Bn., he is entitled
to 80 day furlough home before
being assigned to new unit.
Overseas since June of this year
Pfc Hudson wears the Philippine
Liberation Ribbon and the APT
Ribbon.
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Pfc. Arthur Carpenter, husband
of Mrs. Hattie Addison Carpenter,
Route 2, Magnolia, has enlisted in
the Regular Army under the pro-
visions of the new Red Apple" bill
: at Base M LuZon.
Now stationed with the 182nd
Port C6,aBei is. entitled to wear the
EAMETO Ribbon the APT Ribbon
and the Philippine Liberation Rib
bon and the Victory Medal.
Pfc. Carpenter will receive a 80
day furlough home before transfer
ring to the ETC with the Military
Police.
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Cpl. John Noel, son of Mrs. Anne
Polk Sayless, Oakland, has recently
enlisted in the regular army for one
year under provisions of the new
Red Apple" bill at Base M. Luzon.
Now stationed with the 3589th
ON Truck Co., he is entitled to a
80 day furlough home prior to join
ing a new unit.
Overseas since November 1914,
Cpl. Noel wears the ETC Ribbon
with two battle stars, the APT
Ribbon and Victory Medal.
Pfc. ALT Douglas, brother of Miss
Matte Dougles, Vicksburg, has en-
listed in the Regular Army for 3
years under provisions of the new
Red Apple" bill at Base M Luzon.
Now stationed with the 4456th
ON Service Co. he will receive a
80 day furlough home before going
to the ETC with the ON Corps.
Overseas since January this year,
Pfc. Douglas is entitled to wear. the
EAMETO Ribbon with one battle
star and the APT Ribbon and the
Victory Medal
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08

IT'S SURPRISING-how War Bonds grow in value each
year. If held until maturity they 1914 per cent and
they have yearly added value. The chart tells its own
story for $500 Series Bond The scale to the left
SHOWS how $1,000 Series Bond grows. The chart
shows that the increase in value is greatest in the late
of the bonds life. Note how the rate of interest
in the second three years of the bonds life
Study the increase in the 1000 bond Holders of bonds
the last few considering the above would literally
be throwing money to cash them prior maturity
The New York Stock Exchange in the more than $50
years OF its existence has recommended other
bonds than ,s those s Of the United States.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08

Among the many re-enlistments
in the Regular Army for one year
under provisions of the new Red
Apple bill at Base M, Luzon, is
John Davis, husband Of Onie Bell
Davis, of Carpenter.
Indicted in January, 1943, he is
entitled to a 80 day furlough prior
to being assigned to a new unit.
Now stationed with the 1865th
Engineer Aviation Bn., Davis has
been overseas since June of this
year and wears the Philippine
Liberation Ribbon, the APT Ribbon
the American Theatre Ribbon and
Good Conduct Medal.
Now stationed with the 1865th
Engineer Aviation Bn., Base NJ, Lu-
zon, Cpl. Willie Boone, husband of
Mrs. Minnie Boone, Oxford, has en-
listed in the Regular Army for one
year under provisions of the new
Red Apple" bill.
Son of Mrs. Victoria Patton, Den
mark, he was induced in October,
1912 and shipped overseas in June
of this year.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08

Now stationed with the Gath Port
Co.. Bias M. Luzon, Cpl. Terry Price
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08

Pfc. Samuel Coleman, son of Mrs.
Matte L. Coleman, Barnett, a
member of the 4334th ON Co., at
Base M, Luzon, has been authorized
60 day furlough home as result
of his recent three year enlistment
in the Regular Army under the
new Red Appl' bill.
Entering the service in April 1914,
he was sent overseas to the ETC
in February where he took part in
the final drive against the Reich
before he was redeployed to the
Philippines in August of this year.
T-5 James A. kennedy, whose
family resides at Weir, is a truck
driver with the 3661st ON Truck
Co., at the Army's Manila base.
Cpl. Kennedy entered the Army
in March, 1913, and received his
training at Camp Lee, Va, and at
Camp Maxey, Texas He spent two
months in Australia and 10 months
in New Guinea before coming to
the Philippines. He is authorized to
wear the APT Ribbon with two
campaign stars for service in New
Guinean, the Philippine Liberation
Ribbon and the Good Conduct
Medal.
Now stationed with the 644th Port
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-12-08

Pfc Benjamin Young, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Young, West
Point, has enlisted in the Regular
Army for one year under provisions
of the new Red Apple bill at
Base M. Luzon.
Now stationed with the 1865th
Engineer Aviation Bn., he will re-
ceive a 80 day furlough home be-
fore joining a new unit.
Indicted in December, 1914 he
shipped to the West Pacific in June
of this year He wears the American
Theatre Ribbon and the APT Rib
bon along with the Philippine Lib
Grafton Ribbon plus the Good Con-
duct and Victory Medals.
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in Ser Dio5eie 8ihita aufnebmen.
0eeb. Sspalo @. Gd)nlte

Dslpalo IS. 5dulte lit geboren am
2. De5ember 1919 in Maribfielo,
ISIS, a1s Sobn Ser gbeleute Serr un6
5rau Nler S6ulte. @r lit Der Aelte1te
bon 10 &inoern. @ier S0bne 6ienen
in Der Il. g. grnee.
SSn Sabre 1926 trat er IN oie
5acreo &eart 8farri i6ule in Marib-
fielb Elm, erbielt I'M Wat 1927 Die
erite FL. &ommunion uno tpurbe bier
Sabre fpdter gefirmt. SIN Sriibiabr
1888 berlieB er Die Bfarridule un6
fom I'M Septenrber gum Soiepbinum.
@r nabm fets 1ebboften AnteiI an
Sportitbrngen uno idlug Die Erom>
mel I'M &oleg. Sm groBern Sen1inar
nabm er tell an alien Mrbeiten i'm
5reien, 1nto beiddftigte ii6 in Der
freien 3eit NIT &unitibniberei. Bon
ibm riibren 5tpei 4er5enbalter am
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stephen giOoc3p lit geboren am
Is. September 1918 in 8etblebent,
Ba., ols oos iitnglte bon feds &in-
oern ser gbeleute Yeter mo Goie gis
ooc3p. SIM Sabre 1920 tebrte oie 6a~
mile na6 llngorn 5lriid, mo lie biz
1889 perblieb, nm Oann nad 8etble"
benz, Ba., 5uriid5lrfebren. Die Taml=
lie bat 5tpei Sobne in Scr Il. g. Nr.
mee
Gr trat i'm Sabre 1924 in sic 55en-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in l1ngorn ein,
oie er i'm Sabre 1880 abiolDierte. 8e-
Dor er no6 9lnerifa 5l>riiffom, be.
1uhte er oie 6ercuo 9fcolgpn1no3ium
lieben Sabre lang u1r0 erbielt ieinen
81. 8.5@roo I'M Sabre 1888. S1n
eSriibiobr 1889 bcgonn er ooS Stu-
Oirlm Der englii6cn 5pro1e uno fam
i'm Septenrber no6 oem groBern Se-
minar 0es S5olepbinumS.
Seit 1einem Nufentbalt I'M Soiepbi-
mum begei1terte er iitb fiir 5port-
iibungen uno par Elm GROCER Notur>
liebbober.
Seine Erini5 begebt ct am 18te11
War5 in Ser ct. Sobn Gapi1trano
Stride in 8etbleben1, Ho., nm Ii6 na9
Ser @r50io5ele Ebilooelpbia 3lt bege>
ben
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ioIbierung Ser Yfarridule i'm Sabre
1888 belu6te er 5tpei Sabre lang oie
fatboliicbe Central Sigh 5dool uno
5lpei Sabre oas Gatbolic SSn1 n1titute in
PittSburgb.
Sm Serblt 1889 fam er nad oen
So1epbinum uno lebte feline pbiloio=
pbilhen Stuoien fort. gr nobm regen
gntell an ollen Sportiibltngen uro
tpar Wtitglieo oes 8eiangdorS uno
oeS SrdelterS flint Sabre long.
Gr tpino feline grini3 am IS. W91r5
in Ser ct. 2eo=&irhe in Yittsburgb
feiern un0 feline prielterli6e IGtigfeit
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Sauptaltar unb Der llnterlos oes @ru-
5ifires in oer gingongsbone.
Sn Sen lebten fiinf Sabren unter>
nabm er ou6 oie &otolo9tiierung oes
Ntuleun1s. Sn leinen Diafonatsiab=
rem >par er YrQfett Ger marionil6en
5oOolit1t.
Gr miro ieine Hrimi3 am IS. MGr3
IN Der Socreo @eort STRIDE in Marlb=
fielo feiern uno miro 1eine prieIterli6e
5oti1fcit in 1einer @ei111otoio3ele ga
Groiie beginner.
9eo, Nnguitin s. Sulif
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4unlt. Die gan3e briltli6e 8eIt
bofft, 0aB oieie berrlibe &irde nibt
oem &riege gum Spfer fdllt.

slugu1tine S. 5ulit lit geboren am
12. Augult 1913 IN Sootoale, Ba,
alS orittes bon neun &inoern ser Che
leute 9lntbonp uno Margaret 6ulif,
mel6e int Sabre 1912 bon Polen nab
BEN Ser. Staaten eiutpanoerten. 9lue
bier ieiner 8riioer befi1oen iib in
Der Il. 8. Srmee. Ct beiu6te Die ct.
8onopenture '5dule, tpel6e bon oen
5ran5istanern IN Wisconiin geleitet
miro. ST fam i'm Sabre 1887 gum
Soiepblnnm, empfing feline erIte bl.
&omnupaion inn Sabre 1923 uno atpei
Sabre fpdter Ole I'll. 5irn1ung.
SsS1n Soiepbinum fiibrte ct Elm 1til-
les, bei6etoenes 2eben uno 1iebte 6ie
freie. 8alonatur.
@r miro feline Brtmi5 am IL. MGr3
IN Der ct. Ebomastir6e in 6ootebole,
Ea., feiern, nm itd nod oer Di08eie
Green 8aD au beeeben.
A
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Neb. Saul q. @enning

Haul 2lntbonp 8enning lit gebo-
rem am 27. gpril 1918 in Gobington,
&p., o1S 5tpeitdlte1ter 5obn bon fit1f
&inoern Ger @beleute Senrn S. uno
@il0a 8enning. 5ein Snter 1tarb I'M
Sabre 1880 u1to cine Sdpeter, 8era>
1torb i'm Sabre 1888. &eb. Mennings
BRET 8riioer befinoen 1td in Ser Mr-
mee, 5tpei in europa uno elmer in ST.
0ien.
0tit 1edS SSabren be1u6te er ote
ct. Benedict Bfarrl6ule in Goping'
ton GD. 5eine er1t bl. &onrnu&nion
enpfing er i'm Sabre 1925 uno Die
III. 6irmung i'm Sabre 1929. god
8een0igung Der tutbolil6en 9o6i6ule
in Gopington tom er 1886 gum So.
Iepbinum.
Sort puroe er Wtitg1ieo oes Col
lege SrbeiterS olS 8iolinipieler. gr
lit au6 ein begeiterter Yionilt. gr
gebort 5lt oen @riin6ern ser >,beriibn1=
ten" Seminary Worfing GretpS, lit
Elm erfabrener geftrifer uno betreibt
9fa0io als 2ieblingsbel6dfttgung.
gr miro feline Brimi5 om Siter-
ionntag in Ser ct. 8eneoict's Stride
in Gobington feiern un6 feline opoito>
1iibe Satigfeit I'M Beten Beginner.
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@eiteles, Elm polniider Soulierer,
trtfft ieinen 6reuno uno &onfurren>
ten Setteles un6 benerft in oeiien
Bart 5puren, Die auf Ben @enuB elmer
@ier1peiie iblieBen laiien.
vSeiteles", ruff ct aus, i'd >pette
cine Warf, id tann Dir iagen, tpas 6u
bait gefriibitiidt beute!"
1angenommen", iagt SSeiteles.
"9eu, ou bait gegeiien @ierl'
y@ib ber oie Marf' ruff Seiteles,
"io tpabr ion mer belfen @ott, beut'
bob i6 gegeiien Sering, ober Dor
a9t Eagen bab' i6 gegeiien gier!"
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eyreo 8. NoIetti


Sreo 8. Noiettt lit geboren am T.
Sept. 1918 in Der geabe bon 8il>
Transport, 8o, un6 lit Der iiing1te
bon bier &ttoern Der gbelelte Mr.
11n6 Wrs. S. 9. @oietti's. 31pet 1et=
ner 8riioer befi1toen it6 in Der Nr>
mee, i'm ArmD gir Corps.
SIM September 1926 trat er in oie
Sfarri6u1e in 8iuiamsport Elm, emp
.fing feline erlte III. Ronmunion i'm
Moi 1926 u1po oie FL. Sirm1tng im
9eobember 1928. 8epor er i'm Sabre
1884 ins Soiepbinum eintrot, beiud>
te er 6ie ct. MarD's Sobidule IN
Wiuiamsport.
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