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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-06-28
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our deep APP
preciation for the acts of kindness
and thoughtfulness at the time of
the tragic death of our daughter.
We are grateful to Rev Bragg for
his consoling words, MIR. Winter
for his efficient service, and Mrs.
Snepp and Mrs. Yoeman for the
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Speicher
and family
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-06-28
snringdale Bantist Church

Springdale Baptist Church
George c. Reed, pastor
Church school 10 am, Jesse Nc
Dowell, supt.
Morning worship IL am.
b. Y. f. 7:30 pm.
Evening worship $50 pm.
Prayer meeting and Bible study,
Wednesday $3.50 pm.
The Missionary Society will meet
at the home of Mrs Bessie Crider
on Thursday afternoon, July 5.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-06-28
NOTICE SWIMMERS

Final payment on season tickets
due July l. Please do not swim at-
ter July if not paid. 6-2S-2t
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First Presbyterian Church

First Presbyterian Church
J. w. Creighton, minister
F. G.. Bittikofer, Sunday school
superintendent
Sunday school and Mems Forum
at 9:30 am.
Regular morning worship at
1920 am.
The service will recognize In
dependence Day in the music and
in the sermon. The subject of the
sermon will be, "The Old and the
New.
There will be no meeting OF
Westminster Fellowship groups.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-06-28

children and made the acqualn-
tance of a new son, Edgar jr.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-06-28
Glad Tidings Tabernacle
ASSEMBLIES of God)


Ensembles of God)
Rev. L. o. Mckinney, pastor
Church school $50 am, Mrs.
Urcil Shaw, Supt.
Morning worship and Holy Com
munion 1O:45 am,
Sunday school at Arnold 2:3O
pm, Florence Crider in charge.
Christ Ambassadors, 6:45 pm,
Lora Lee Adds, president.
Evangelistic service 8 pm.
Cottage prayer service, Tuesday
3 pm.
Worship and Praise service,
Thursday 8 pm.
Open air service, Saturday, 9:15
pm, corner Fifth and Main sts.,
weather permitting).
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Trinity Lutheran
z. ]. Goedeking, pastOr

T.. y. GOCOChiliEy E'c'oIOl
Sunday school $50 am, Frank
Nader, supt. A departmentalized
Sunday school with classes for all
ages with competent teacher
teaching the Word of God.
Morning worship 1870 am. Holy
Communion. The sermon, There Is
Forgiveness With Thee.
The Benevolent Society meets
Monday evening July 2, at 8 o.
clock in the Parish House.
The Vestry will hold its month
ly meeting Thursday evening, Ju-
ly 5 at 8 o'clock in the Parish
House.
Intermediate choir rehearsal Fri
day evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Senior choir rehearsal Friday
evening at $50 o'clock.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends for
their kind remembrance.
Oman and Marie Rozelle
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-06-28
Magnetic sprgs. Methodist Charge

NaShCbt CBABSe UCA"ONhSN NhANAA -
Walter N. Martin, minister
Magnetic Springs
Church school 10 am, Dorance
Rockenbaugh, Supt.
Worship service IL am.
Pharisburg
Worship service 10 am.
Church school IL am, Delno
Wilcox, Supt.
Youth Fellowship 8 pm, Russell
Lowe, leader.
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Milford Center Cub Scout Dens
will meet each Tuesday afternoon
at Mrs. Francis Davis and Mrs.
Walter Stillings who are Den
Mothers. Mr.. Leroy Woods is Cub
Master.
Cookies and doughnuts for the
Canteen in Bellefontaine are due
Thursday, July 5. Please leave all
packages at the Ohioan office.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-06-28

Yankee Workers
Carl Jacobs, Adviser
Don Jordan, Reporter
This club met at the home of Bob
Thomas on June ID, at which time
one new member was enrolled
Ted Smith gave an interesting dis
cussion of his sheep project. The
next meeting will be held on June
%, at the home of Gerald MouSer
READ THE JOURNAL
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Church of Christ
Bible school 10 am.
Morning worship II am.
New Dover Methodist

New Dover Methodist
Horace l.. Sheldon, pastor
Church school at 10 am, follow
ed by preaching service at II o.
clock. Opportunity to unite with
the church will be given. Everyone
present encourages others.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-06
Moose Support
GoodfeIIows
Lodge Will Help
Sell Newspapers

Mount Clemens Lodge No.
1878, Loyal Order Of Moose. has
responded to the appeal of the
Goodfellows-Old Newsboys As
sociation for men to help in the
general drive and also sell pa
pers on Saturday Dec. %.
Stanley Provost, a Newsboy
for many years and governor Of
the Moose lodge, announced to-
day that all members Of the
lodge will report for duty with
the Newsboys on the day Of the
sale.
Due to the fact that all efforts
of the charitable organization
are centered this year in the
newspaper sale and aims bottles,
Goodfellows president Free
Touscany has urged that all for
mer members return to the fold
and aspirant members, includ-
ing men returned from overseas,
apply for membership to secre-
tary D. A. Arnsby, at the ~Ion-
itor-Leader.
First appeal for applications
for Christmas cheer for children
brought a score of letters, most
of which indicate that needy
children this Yuletide will be
found in homes where fathers
are still in the armed forces and
where the fathers employment
has been affected by strikes.
Regardless of the reason for any
neglect, the Goodfellows pur-
pose Is to insure that no child
is forgotten at Christmas.
Aims bottles have been dis
tributed to some 55 downtown
business places, and merchants
have been asked to display them
conveniently so that the public
may contribute to the Goodfel-
lows Fund.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-06
Watered.Down Version
Weokens Original Intent

The House Committee held
hearings on the Bill and this
week approved a version far
less fulsome than the Senate-ap-
proved measure. Now the whole
House has to vote on the mea-
sure, when and if it gets before
the House.
Even though the watered ve-
sion which came out of the Sem
ate called the measure a full
employment act," the House
Committee toned this down and
called its bill the Employment
Production Act"
There's nothing in the House
Bill about full employment. II
speaks of a high level" of en-
ployment. Which means: the
Government wouldn't promise
jobs to everyone nor say it was
obligate TO find jobs for every
one.
NO RIGHTS
So there's nothing in the
House version about anyone's
right" to a job or about the
Government assuring" anyone
of a job.
In general the Bill passed by
the Senate and the one pend.
ing in the House would do this:
Provide Federal Jobs as a last
resort to prevent wide unem-
ployment. This could be done
through program of public
works.
II the House passes its version,
then House and Senate will have
to get together to try to make
their two bills jibe.
But the House probably won't
do anything until next year so
the final answer is still a good
way off.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-06
Congressional Truck Fattens Full Employment Bill

comprehensive report 10 MEM
bers of the State Council of
Churches convention at Muske-
gon Oct. 81 TO Nov. 3.
Annual reports were made on
the work OF the Evangelical
Committee, Religious Education,
Public Relations and the Adver-
tising Committee.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-06
Landon Heads
Church Council
Ministers Meet
at Boptist Church

Rev. Alfred p. Landon. pastor
of the First Methodist Church,
Mount Clemens, this week was
elected president OF the Mount
Clemens Council of Churches,
when ministers and church lay
men met at the Gilbert Memoir
ial Baptist Church.
Emery Albee was elected first
vice-president Of the council;
Rev. c. Gibson, of Turn e r
Chapel. was named second vice
president, and Miss Elaine Mil
ler was appointed secretary and
treasurer.
Members added to the execu-
tive committee included: Mrs.
John Miller. Paul Siewert. Wal
ter Fenton, Rev. c. Clayborne
and Capt. E. L. Osborne.
Rev. Joseph Grosa offered a
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-06

| IIleIlLs
This made a lot of people hap
py. They looked upon it as a di-
rect statement by the govern
ment that it would make sure
people had work.
1t made q lot of people sick,
too. inside and outside Congress.
They looked upon this kind of
proposal as government pro-
mise to set up perpetual WPA.
This Bill dragged through
long months in the Senate and
finally was passed. But it was
Watered down version of the
Bill Senator Murray introduced.
1t had this change right at the
beginning:
"All Americans able to work
and seeking work are entitled to
an opportunity for useful, re-
munerative, regular and full
time employment, including
self-employment IN agriculture,
commerce, industry or the pro-
fessions."
Gone was the phrase: Fright"
to full employment. Now the
Bill said people were entitled"
to an opportunity for fulltime
employment.
REACT STRONGLY
But elsewhere in the Bill IL
said the government had the
responsibility" to assure" full
employment. This wasn't as
strong medicine as the Murray
Bill. But it was still too strong
for the House Expenditures
Committee.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-06
New Police Car
Purchase Approved

The Mount Clemens City
Commission last night approved
the purchase OF new squad
car for the Police Department.
Commissioner wren e
Oehmke who made the request
said that a new sfuad car has
been needed for the past year
and that repairs on the present
cars have been exceedingly
high.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-06

Native chiefs Of Borneo are
buried in small tree houses by
their tribes when they die.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-06
BY JAMES MARLOW

WASHINGTON, Dec. g. up
- The so-called full employ
ment" plan got hit by a truck
in Congress. It's a long way from
being a full employment plan
now.
President Roosevelt was for
the plan in principle when Sen
ator Murray (D-Mont) offered
it in the. Senate IL months ago.
President Truman endorsed it,
too.
Rep. Patman (D-Tex). short
ly after the Murray Bill went
into the Senate, introduced an
identical measure in the House.
Each declared:
"All Americans able to work
and seeking work have the
right to useful, remunerative.
regular and fulltime employ
ment and it is the policy of the
United States to assure the ex-
istence at all times Of sufficient
employment opportunities to
enable all Americans who have
finished school and who do not
have fulltime housekeeping re-
sponsibilitieS freely to exercise
this right"
VARYING EMOTIONS
There it was. 1t said people
wanted jobs had a right" to
jobs. And it said the government
would assure" full employ
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'erbIiCi,elle1l
Nr. Is. Nalf
Srant Mufnlaun
5err ,lno Srou
Neter Braun.
Nrancn Wcrein Der ct. 9setrnS
&irdleu NemeinSe

peranltalte ein groReS Hanfett an
l3. Wai SIT Gnrcn ser Nsiitter, nrs
ictlie6elrO Dem @ottcs0lenit in hc!l
SonntagsihrlrGlmnen, po5u alle
@emeinbeglieoer uno oeren Sretrhc
auis 5er5lid)ite einGelaoen iinO.
Sm &om;tee fiir oicies gantett
baben iidy lpelfe bon un'eren liebell
WHinrcru freitpiaig augemeloet I'M,
iperocn aarib alien slmpeieroen ei'
ieines GlIca uorbcrciteu llno bas
giien miro bon uuiern ilngen Sob.
nen 'erpiart perbcn. gu Ghren Ser
Miitter.
Nadaber miro Elm fleines Tro-
granlr olrd)gefiibrt.
slnmeloungen iiir Speiiefarten
,peroen enlsegen senomnlen bel Der
GorIteberin Mibie Seutid, Ei. 6205,
nitt lpater bis Glm 8. Mai. 9tur hie
angenIeloet lino iperoen ieruiert.
Dtinnie &arres, Sefr.
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3tucig ii.

gs Sieue alien Mitglieoern 5u,
gefda'ge, Nad)rid,t, oaB nddite Ser.
iammllng Samstag, oen 5. Mai, um
1880 ubr abe,ros nbgetm!teu tpiro
Nuc Sdpueiiern iilto frermolibit er-
iuht antucienb al fem.
Sn ser letten 0eriamn,lune tpur
oe beifloiien, am 26. Ntai, 8 ltbr
abenos einen 0fientIiden
Aartenabemo
gum Tobl lno 8elten Ser @ereins,
taiie gu peranltaltcn. Sm &omitcc
dino oie sSdjlpeitern: Cara 8oobs 9,
'Sarab 2Deil, =. aubat, y. Salt, e.
'S6uller 2, 6. Sd,neiSer. Ias So,
mitce 9ibt iih Die grobte Miibe alien
Ssilnebmern ciniee persniiste Stun-
Den 81 bersiten. 9lae Sdapeitern pom
3neig II unb 8riioer rpm 3tpeig 5,
io,pie aac ;srculloe uno 8efanrte iinb
AUS ber5lihite einselaoea iid) an sic.
Ter llnterbaltllng 81 beteiliaen.
Ginen grobeu 0eird ernartet
Gas &omitec.
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perbrinet >icies 1atr
Cure Sericit s,tl,amje!

@aIbngton Sic Neaieruug treiit
oarmii bin oaB icocr giirger, bec
oicIes Sabr feline Sonrmerferien sll-
ltanulc pcrbringt, oen &riegseinlab
ser Natior lueleutlid Delfen fam.
rnb iiberhies i'm Sntereiic ieiner ei-
gencn Grhoil,ng perrneioet, iid in
iibcrfiiIltcu ,3iiaen pSer autobulicn
berlm5lloriifcn. llnierc GiIenbabner
lnb 9lslinier hnhen iett Die ihtpers
Ute Ealingiarla't in ibrer gauSen 8t.
ldiTtc 5l bciualtiaen. uro menn Der
Gr!co III Glropa 5i Gnbe lit, peroen
ole MilitGrtransporte iogar norl
ltGrfer 5lll,ct1lnen. Sur 'bieienigen
3iriliitcn lollten babcr helte l,nier
inipieio ldun itarf helaitetes Grams
portueicn in 9(n'prurl) nGbnlen, 6eren
Hci'en iuirflid) i'm Griegsintcreiie lie
gen orcr anoenpeitig u;tftig ,,nb I'M
aufid}iebbar liiro. 9l,ich oaleim fam
man lid raGlt idDne Ierie, MADDEN
unN gut er6olCn. 49,. "..
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3lueis ~.

Mm 4. Suli halten mir luleoerllnl
lun'er ilbrlihes Eidnid i'm Chicago
9fioae 8rope ab. @ir laNen ulle I'M
ierc Sre,,noe uno Sodbien SnSu aus
freunblihite Elm. @er unler Eifnit
in Sen lebten Ssnhre1 helud)t hnt miro
aud 5ieleS Subr nItt fern bleiben.
aus Vifnid itebt unter Ger Seitllng
bon Saniel golng uno Sohann
Sfager lmo lpirh alien uprbcrgeban-
beH @aranitalhrnsen gleif fommen,
ipenn nift iibertreffen. iSolgenoe
Witgliaoer iteljen 0en obengc"as1ten
als Silfsfomitee Sur Seite uno iiuo
sur sIrbeite bereit:
q. SeinboIn, 81. uno s. @eber, g.
Dolino, G. ilnb Sohn 3liltiler. 81. unb
NnDp 3uitner. antborinu. IiInu. Sears
uno Sobu Sabi. Spbann Salmcn, W
Sc gater. gliie SaJinn. RoIl unb Cara
Siefenbad)er.
@ir era.nbueu aue SadJien Iid)
in hen Gercin auinebmen su laiien
ioiern lie oas nod niht getun babeu.
Faul Sie'enbader, Sefr.
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Mmtter. nnb 3odjter.Vanfett.

Ser 3peig 46 bat in Der MGraper=
ianumlung ein 0<ter- uno Sohters
Balfett iiir ben 10. Mai beihloiien.
Gin tiihtlses &on1itee miro iid) ole
groBte Wtiibe geben I'm oas 9anfelt
5u einem Der ibOniten 81, MAIDEN.
Wir bitten ale uniere 6rellnSe lih
bieieu Oatnm fir oos 9anfett frei
81 baIten, nm nit 3,peis 4S Mutter.
uno Todter- -slbeno 81 ieieru. SaS
ganfett miro punft Z llpr ahenbs
anIanaeu. Sie Spei'efarte 1T $1.O0
Ole Ferion, iiir &inber unter t2 Seb,
rem SOC. SsSln &omitee iinh Sic iol.
geuSen SdpueIteru: Sara 9lobs, Sn.
ra 9loos, &utb. V5lrm, Gatb. Suicb.
enot, Sothie Taihcnot. Moraarete
Giderion, Cara @iintbcr, tSilha
8uneih, 9orotbp Senfe, Goitb Surrr
mann, Gertrude araft. &atb. &rnus.
Nina Saub, Scfr.
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Gin Wutter. mn6 9od)ter'Hantett
miro pom sfirUen Graien 0erein Der
ct. Marfus @cineinoe ant Sonntag,
oen 90. Mai, 6 ltbr~ nbenbs, in beil
unteren Maumen Ser Stride oeran-
italtet Ser Muttertag iolte fir ale
einc aroBe 0eoemtuna bober,
iiberbaupt iebt in bieier ih,peren3eit.
SSniolseoeiien sraebt an ale Miittcr
Die freunSlidNtc ginlaoung NIT if
rem Eohtcru on oieic1n 0anfett tell
5llnehnlen. Ger Ereis lit nur 75t
per Herion, 10 oab aIle an oieieln
0allfatt teilnebmen t0nnen. eis
tii6tiges aomitee lit fleibig an oat
Mrbeit ulss einen aen,iitlihen Mbeno
81 berelten. SIN 3omitee iinb Die
ShtDeitern: 6eotpig Sterner, Meai.
no Wantid, 8elen Mobrlnan, Maria
Gang /, Cara goet, Wiaria @eber,
Raria Sang 9, Mnnn 8eu 1. &atb.
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Vdd,r,lf!
5humas Sd)neiber Sr. entid)fafen.

Gs bat Cen Iieben 8ott gefaueli,
tpieoer einen imlcrer tiid)tiglten
Sahieu, Soerrn Shomas Sdneibcr
Sr., bon Gleoelano, 81 lih in Den
eipigel, 5rieoen ein3uberuien. Ger
licbe 0erIirrbcle hatte ein ,parmes
Sers iiir lein Sahienpolf llnO spar
INNER berait, lpenn Ser Muf an ib!'
ergiug, cine fiibrenoe Gcltsarbeit til-
Sllnelrmel, une ieine bette Strait Sa'
iiir einS,gicten. Gor pielen Sabreu
slriid mar er c,tf elm iparmer 0cs
i;iGporier baB Elm 9. g. Sdn9ers
buno segr;inoet lreroeu iolte, unO
ais oann I'M September 1922 oieies
audi luirfliG CUR 1atiad)e .n,,roe,
,puroe er ais eriter Sefretar ,mieres
SGngerpcrhanbes er,pGblt. 1bonlas
Shneiber bate iieb burf iein frernb-
lihes unS beiheioenes Seien piele
Sreunoe nidt nur in Glerelanb ion-
bern iibe--aQ, 100 er bcfannt tpar, ct
lporben unb bieie bebaucrn iein Gin
Iheiben al,fs tiefIte. Gle Bunoesbe-
anlten erlauben iidy auf bieiem Me9e.
Der tieItrauernoen binterbliebenen
6amiiie ihr iuniaites Yeileio als5u.
Driicfen ,mb Der liebe 8ott m0ae III
nen nit ieinem Croft ItdrfenS 5llr
Seite lteGen.
Geors auieber, N.-Yraiioent.
9i. 6. arieicnbengit, B.-Sefr.
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Triihiabrs. .Gpn;ert.

Die beibeu Gbore .Scrcnia" uno
IS. g. It." peranitaiten Sonntae,
oen 6. Wai, in Der Garpatbia Safe
ibr Sriibiabrs.annaert uno laoeu
alle Srcunoe Elm oas &ousert audi
biesmal si4 beiuden. Siriaent amb
Ganger seben lid Die arobte Miibe.
,lnieru pielen sSreunoen Elm paar &c.
ns,breihe Stunoeu 5u bereiten 9as
beriibnte rSdrueinsbere Srdeiter"
miro Gansert. unH SansmuIif liefern.
ga Die SperrItunhe piinft!ih eingc-
balten iperoen mllB, lit Der slniaus
ifon aui Z llbr ieItaeiest.
Bite fonlut firth banit ibr Ilat
befomnlt. 2estes,nal milBten leioer
biele iortgeben ipesen Mangel al
Ylob. go nod einmal Die Bite -
fommt seitlid. aommt aQe.
Sinta Gellner, Sefr.
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3,ueis 10,

Die Mitalieoer bes Sausig 10 lpe:.
ben a,tfmerfiam aemad)i, eab sic mo-
natlife &eriammlung am 20. Mai
a5gebalten miro. Nah Oer GerIamm
lung miro ein &nrtenipiel lno un
bere Spisle peranitaltet, iil .relfelu
mir aile .Sre,lnoe llno Wtitglieoer
aufs ber5lidNt einlnoen. Gs lueroen
id)one Greiie an Die 8eluinner aus,
geteilt lperoen. Gin flcincr 2unh,
&affee unh SUDDEN tperoen pprbanNel
ie;n. Vitte fon1mt alle iii oie Ser
iannllung, oamit mir DeniBltens nm
7 llbr nit Sem Spieleu onTangen
foilnen. Sas aornitee miro oura)
aurten nerltdnoiet sperom. IS miro
erfpartet Sab lebes ieine Eilid)t tut
6. tSitterln, Sefr.
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;yrii6jabrs-&onscrt.

Siebe Goltssenoiicn uon Doungs=
tolun luro llmaebund om samstaq
bcn 12. Mai, s llbr abcrrSs, gibt Scr
tS. 9. Gemiihte Gbor iein aaiibr-
libcs 6riibiabrss s&on5ert. y4ir ct
lauben ltns alle Saneesliebbaber
aufs b0flidite eins,lIaDen. IS lit bas
erite aonSert obcr 9luitreten bes G..
g. 8emiicbten Gbors inter ieincm
nellen Tirigenten Grtpln Nerbel. So
forlmt ale gum Sahienheim um>
BORT oen 6cnliidyten Gbor unter iei<
ner Seitung. Wir iinS ser belten lie.
bcraelWung, baB ieoer @ciuher aui
ieine Soften fomnlt. Gin &cnlitee har
bemiibt Elm fur5es aber rcid)haltigca
Grogramm aufslite0en. Nah Dem
Grogramm luiro bon einem auteu
Srheltcr sum San5 nuiaeIpielt. =.
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Wobl, Gr. 3oper3er uno Oroas pfor.
rer M6tentera. sic iuernen NIT Der
rSrienoibip glab" iiber Die Siidc
Gorge trageu oas aIle oufs bette be.
6ient 1uer0en. aommt alle unb labt
uns in bieier id)tperen Seit treu sl,-
ianmetubalten unb einen eeuiitliden
9Cbenb berleben.
Nl6 tperoen aue Mitelteoer bes
&irben sSrauen 8ereins oarauf auf-
merfiam gen1abt, oab Sic nadNte Ser
ianrmlung an1 'Sorntag, oen 81.
Mai, 2::30 llbr nabmittags abse-
balten ArirS. MGe SdNpeitern fi,lo
fresnolihlt eril,dt antueieno su iein.
Nah ser 8erian,mlllng miro bon be.,
SftpeItern Nnna 8ell 1 iuo slnnc
3iesler 9aiiee uuo &uden ierpiert.
Sara 6ann, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
Sie Gu. Qutb. ct. HauluS 0emeinSe


5u eSarrell, Ha., bat Die0er eilmnal
oie @elegenbeit auf guten uno ge.
il,roen relieiDicn ssiibeu 5u itebeu;
nah Ssabren nod einn,ul einen eige.
nen Gfarrer slt baben. @ir babe,
am %. slpril eineu nei,en Yfarrer
geipdblt, Efarrer 8lmf. Gr ion tpeiln
@ott ibn1 uno uns bie @eiurtbbeit
gibt, auf Den I. sSuli iein Mmt atl-
treten. sSir boiien MIR, @ott n,0se
alien 8laubensgenoilen io,rie aud)
lniern @emeinoeglieoern Die @e=
illnobe;t erbalten, INN .peiter 5u orr
beiten i'm Meife @ottes. slud) gebe
@ott bie 6eilnbbeit I'M ierm 9lusz
bilispreoiger Grofeiior 9ebrid,, Sa-
nit er nod niele Silie bieten fanu.
60 laeen mir ale 8lalbensgenol.
fen Elm gum Sauie oes Serru; fommt
ale, bringt auh el,re &inoer nit, es
lit nod piel Ral,m on.
slhtlIngspou Guer 8laubens=
eenpiie s(noreas Srben, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
Traucn Ierein Der ct. YetrnS
&ird,en (jentciu6e

s(ae Shtpsitern lperSen oaral'
aufmerflam gennae)t, oaB oie regel.
mGbige Sisl,ng am Srluntag, Den
20 Wtai, $50 llbr aDcltos ltattIi1-
set. side SdapcItern iinb 9ebeten oe,
Sisung bei5ulpDbnen.
Ser iiblic)e Jamilienabenb fangl
Inn s llbr abe,1os an, apc5u alle 8e,
meinoeglieoer unb ceren eSrelnroe
mlfs berSl:hite eingelaSen iinb.
Serpieren lperhen Die SdrrcIter,
Gina sSe1ar, 9toii Gtpertb unb Gbrilt
Suretb. Minnie Garres, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
Ndtung NnnSesje ftionen.

Gs biene allen Sefiionen su,
&enntnis, oab bie Seftion IL, 9a.
menhor Saronia bon Glcpelanb, s..
oas oiesidbriae Sdngerieit en0giiltiq
abseiast bot aus 8riinoct Sic ibnel,
,prbl allen, befannt iiuo, l,dnlih bit
neuen I;,oron,u,aen nnlerer Negie
rung III Waibington, ,ucltp gr0bert
Geranitaltuuaen in oieiem Sabr Der,
bietet. Sic Sauptariinoe iino Aeiie.
idtriieriafei:en uno Nabrungs,nittel
&nappbeit. Gie 8lmoesbeanlten bat.
ten eebofft, bab oieies Serbot balls
aufaebobsn tpiiroe Don ber Regierun1
ga bieies abcr in oieiem ssabr nid)t
ser SAL iein miro, 10 erfldren mir
ote abinge Oes 'SGnaerle|tes bon Scr
Seftion II als geredltfertigt l,nS 10
bitten mir ale ,nlerc Sefiionen. Die
les s,t beriidi diid,tigen.
Gs miro hoffentlih nun nidt n,ebr
lanee oaucrn oaB ser iSrieoe, sen mir
olle 10 iebr berbeiiebnen, MN baln
erflGrt miro unb bonn lpcllen spir
anIere uns 10 lie6 llnb teuer gelporbes
rWnc 3ulammenfi;uftc iuieber NIT
ue,em Mute auinebmer. SnJriiher,
aber, liebe Ntitglieoer, iollen mir
aber feit uno treu a1ialnmenbalter,
INN un'er tellres @ut, oen 8elan9,
uno Die 8eIelligteit tueiter 81, pile
gen i'm flcineren &reiie. Seftion IL,
9amendor Saronia, enibietet alls,
Mitglicoeru unierer Settionen einen
tre,liddiiidfn Sanaergrlb amb Der
iidert, oaB ser obige BeihluB MIR
nit tieiem 8eSauern gefaRt tpurbc
a,no i'm uoucm GinperitGnSnis ser
8unbesbeamten. '..
Beors aaidlcr, @.=Yrdiibert.
81. g. iyrieIenhenglt, 8.-Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
3iueig Is.

Alan Schipeltern oiene s,,r Nadj-
rid1t, Oab sic nadite GeriammIura
Sonntca, oen 6. Mai, 2 ltbr naf
mittags abgebalten miro. Ille M:t-
elie5er tperSen eriuht piinftlid) 81
erifeinen. @s lit bei6loiien sroroen,
oab bi,,fort m,r apdbreno ser Ser
iammlltne @eitrGse cneenommen
iperoen uno 3tpar non = big 4 l1Dr.
@ir tpollen sen Sefret6rinnen &C.
leeenbeit eeben fertie gu tperben uno
etpas friiber beim5ugeben. Gs spir5
ersuartet oab ale in bic Geriamm-
lung fomnren.
Selen 5. &obrman, Sefr.