davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-17
SAvIKKO TAKES EXAMINATION

Robert Bobby Savikko, son of MT. and Mrs. Herman Savikko of Douglas took his Army physical ex- examination at the Support of Em- barkation offices in Juneau yester- day. Formerly these examinations prior to Army induction were made made at Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-17
DEGAN Is ADMINISTRAToR

DEGAN IS ADMINISTRATOR
 Sante Degan has been appointed administrator of the late John Marin estate by the Probate Court. Degan was long time friend of Marin and his chief lieutenant during opera tions of the Douglas Inn,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-17
MRS. VAN GoRDER HERE

Mrs. Josephine Van Gordef, of Tucson Arizona, is guest at the Gastineau Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-17

WANTED - Stenographer--full or part time. Must clear the U. S. employment service. Ph. 72 Alas ka Construction Co.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-17

WANTED Men, women to help re- lieve the sugar shortage by ab- staining from the use of s.cholic drink
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-17
WANTED

Juneau Lumber Mills have several thousand feet of logs on Douglas Island beach near Douglas Bridge. Will pay reasonable sum to par ties delivering logs to sawmill.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-17

WANT HALF or whole lOt In town Ph. 173. N
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-17

WANTED-A good used car. Ph. Blue 472.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-17

WANTED Experienced Beauty Operators. Write Box 631 Fair banks, Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-17

WANTED TO RENT-Typewriter Ph. 72 Alaska Construction Co.,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-17
MERCER FAMILY TO JUNEAU

MT. and Mrs. Herbert Mercer mov- ed to Juneau this weekend where both are employed. They will rent their home here for the summer months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-17

WANTED HouseKeepcr for Pullen House, Skagway. Write P. O.. Box 929.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-17

Any one cylinder gasoline engine including washing machine. Phone Green 759.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-17

WANTED = Talented young lady for part-time work in connection with Tourist Guide. Steady po- sition of responsibilit, later for party qualifying. Phone 10, ask for MT. Jacobin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-17

MACHINIST WANTED = Steady year around work Warmers Machine Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-17

.LOST--Lady's Bulova wrist watch. Finder please return to cashier, Baranof Coffee Shop. Reward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-17

LOST-I key ring-6 or keys. Identified by gold pen knife at tached. Return to Femmer's Cab Co. Reward.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-24
THEN WE MAY FORGET
 Seattle Times)

There is no present thought of closing any of the Army's bases occupied by the Alaska Division, nor will there be until after the final defeat of Japan. So said Lieut. Gen. Harold l. George, chief of the Army Air Transport Command, few days ago, while in Edmonton, Alberta, on northbound flight.
 General George also gave Edmonton cheering assurance that the airline route through that city to Alaska most surely will be maintained beyond the end of the war because of it's commercial import ance. As to this he is confident the United States and Canada will reach agreement.
 But so far as his interview with Ed monton newsmen reveal, the general never said word about Alcan, the so- called highway which some as yet un- identified authority of our government ordered the Army engineers to smash through the Canadian wilds to no good purpose whatsoever.
 Some day there will be a real and truly useful highway between Alaska and ''the States" Then-but we fear no sooner-we may be able to forget the irreclaimable waste of manpower and money on Alcan
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-24
WE DON'T LIKE SLAVE LABOR
 (A1aSko Waek1u\


 We are informed that thousand Ger man prisoners of war will shortly be shipped to Alaska to salvage whatever can be saved from the colossal blunder of the shipping transfer point of Excur- sion Inlet.
 It was recently announced that unless more help was made available at the huge Army warehouse at Auburn, Wash ington, Nazi prisoners of war would be put to work there.
 Thus far the only protest we have seen came from Dave Beck, and for once we find ourselves in hearty agreement with him. Slave labor doesn't fit in the Amer ican picture. We found the ships in which to bring these prisoners of war all the way to America for no reason in the comprehension of the common man and we should find the ships in which to ship them back-the sooner the better.
 We do not venture to pass on the ur- gency of an emergency which could arise at an active army warehouse which might conceivably justify the employ ment of prisoner labor, but no emergen- cy exists at Excursion Inlet which could justify the contemplated course of ac-
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-24
NOME NEEDS
 HarbOr Facilities
By "A. POLET

It is now twenty odd years the first piling was driven al mouth of the Snake River. first set of experimental til jetties did not withstand the movement of Bering Sea. SeN years ago these timber je were replaced with concrete t'es which have for the past years proven satisfactory.
 The law provides that a d of eight feet at mean low ] should be maintained, but this not been possible. Costly de have been the result.
 The dredging equipmnL m! led. which has also been of an perimental nature, has proven adequate and expensive to O. ate. This drdging equipment be replaced with modern meth An 8-inch suction dredge we easily do the work in appr' mately one-tenth of the time, the tailing could be utilized build and fill around the b; and tundra to make room for extension of the harbor area ; housing.
 The development of the fish ies would require harbor docking facilities, cold stora and cannery sites. A change in harbor dredging facilities provide all of this. There wo also be need of extending jetties further, according to original plans. Should the pres type of concrete jetties prove 
 cessful, then by lengthenlng same and a slight modification a curve on the east jetty, the pr lem of backWater action from southeast would be solved and suit in quiet waters all the t and a boat could enter dur storm periods.
 Tn this respect, steps have b taken to have a re-examjna' made by the U. S. Engineers partment in support of these provements.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-24
THE NOME NUGG EFT

ton. Such projects can very we'll wait for the day when a good many thousands of discharged service men are looking for jobs. ... ....
 By the way, will some better informed person tell us how long prisoner of war remains prisoner of war after the war is over? We still have work batallions of Italian war prisoners in Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-24

About 10000 average tin ca will provide the steel used to pr duce one medium tank.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-24
WASHINGTON IN WARTIME
THE BASEBALL BAT A WAR WEAPON
By JACK STINNETT

of the American League Senators, just what baseball had done in contributing to the war effort, he sure got an answer.
 Note: Congressman Price was not against wartime baseball by any means; he's for it. He was just aSking)
 Griffith's answer: Since Pearl Harbor, baseball has played to | 100,000,000 paid customers; and more than 100000 soldiers and sailors who didn't have to pay Gin major league parks alone); has given over 5000 professional ath- letes to the armed services.
 The major leagues, says Griff, have played more than 800 exhi- bition games for military person. nel; six Individual groups of ma- jor league stars and officials have, at the request of generals, visited almost every battlefront except Two Jima and the Remagen bridgehead; and big leagues have shipped tons of equipment to overseas camps, including nearly 31,000 dozen baseballs; and more than 88,000 bats; and 15,0O0 cop ies week of Sporting News
 The majors contribution to war charities is now nearly $3,000,000. The Treasury credits them with the direct sale of nearly $1,25O,- 000,000 of war bonds. The Red Cross says they are responsible for about 45O,OOO pints of blood There's a lot more to Griff's answer, including the hundreds of thousands of wounded veterans who while away weary hours of recuperation over radio broad casts and the fact that baseball has been congratulated by Col. J. M. Johnson, head Of the Office of Defense Transportation, for it's CO., operation.
 The argument over broadcaSting sessions of Congress keeps crack ling and it's almost a safe bel that someday, some how, some of the debates in the House and Senate will go bumbling out along the ether ways.
 The Pepper Coffee resolution to broadcast sessions of Congress still is very much alive and there's hardly day. that some one does not give it little boost. There probably are few members of either chamber (not one that I've talked tO who wouldn't like to see it done if they could be sure the microphones wouldn't backfire and knock their political heads off.
 One of the latest proposals gain ing favor is to broadcast special debates on subjects of national in terest. This would eliminate a To. of dullness that hangs over the daily routine of Congress and, with limited debate to keep the long-winded from trying to huff and puff the listeners off the air, it might work.
 There are some real floor scraps coming up ea compulsory military training, post war employment, | extension of social security. i'm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16

3tpeia II.

Gs Oiene aaen Sa,lreitern BON
3aueia II sur geidriJen Nahridt
oab sic nid)ite Geriell'mlung an
Sonntas, pen 19. gugli;t 2::3O ltbl
nahnljttaas abeebalten miro. Mai
Sf,speItcrn iino freunSl,Git eriudt
ser gerin.nnnlilng bcisi1poJnen.
Inb Dat Ser Gererl beidloiien,
noh Der Geriammlun:i cin Eidnid
nbsuhaltcn. uno 5mnr i'm Sahien=
beim. s(uc lino ber5lid, ei,rgelaNer
gs miro elm ieiner2.lncG ierpiert mer-
bcn unS Ser lleberituR miro sem
Solbatenirno S,flieSan. sllio bite
fommt ale unS bringt yi,re 5re,,no'
nit. Sh aontitee iino iolgenbi
Sdapeitcln. @tnria arod,. &oiinc
WantlG), 0atb. Soutbern Otartc
Salmen, aatharina &otJ, autbarinc
Sd,liter. SlI Stc'nerth Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16

3iueia 4G.

Das 8. Stiftungsiei urferes Ser
ems niro am Samstas, Den 1. Sept.
nidt am 8. Sept. abscbalten. Iarum
mohten lrir ale Greu,i5e unb Die
Witglierer ser 3tpciee ., 10, AZ
Gbicago,. 81, uno 26, 40, @arp,
Sno., bcrolih bitten iih oieien 0a-
tum su nterfen. Gin tiiDtiges &omi.
tee lit fie;iig an Ser NrLslt, nm allen
8eIudern elm paar genliitlide Stun-
ben au blcten. sluh ipirh elm gemein.
Mnftlides Mbenoeiien nm Z l1br ier.
piert !rsreen. Das 6oniitee perfuht
ons Jeit al einem Der ihoniten 81
'maten. Ter Hlos lit 1858 Aiblans
Ane. Soften redt piele on unierem
Jdte tegrliBen gu fo..ncn.
anna Aaub, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16
Nd)tuns &aishcr!

llnier giduid miro am 26. augnI
i'm @eltitite SadNenhcirl, 7OO1 Se
nrion Mpe., absebalten. @lr bo'IcT
anf einea ldJonen gehuc,; audi bdber
mir ih6re 9irlif, ssefter's Gapeae,
'apas uls nlIen 10 gut aefallen bat.
Sl(io liebe 9anosle,.te fpmmt .oor
nab unO fern uno hrlngt eure
1sreunbe NIT. slae iinb ber5lih mill
fonmen. Vringt einen oollen &ort'
nit. Den 1aIiee fofen mir fiir
oos slbenreIien. s(uf, riro es mle
u5lid al sem Nalien nlid) nlht feb'
len. Soften piele BON e.lh begriiBer
an f0nnen.
&atberine Sdermer,
1O6O2 ,spaa alue., Glenrlano II. =
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16
!Sid)seitsid,aner.

SSm Sa.;ie oes Sabrcs ilnoen Der
id,ieoc1c ltatcrbaltunaen itatt. 9ie
les id,eint eiil beiouoers beidMitietes
Sabr sl 'cin. slm 30. Suli batter
&atb. &cttcr. Cara ,feinot, Gtisa
beth Srelct Gin SoGj,silsidJauer iii,
9feiinn Soperih uno tbrem VrGuti
gam Saiprencc Barritn arransiert
gs 'battcr iid llnacfiihr $50 Yero
men in Scr Saue an 1853 sliblanf
Mpe. ueriammelt nm He9ino unS
2arrp su iiberraihen. 1913 aub gli
gelungeu mar. Mls Sas @rauipaar III
oie Sauc trat tpuroen tie nit cinenl
vSustriic" begriibt. Sann tpuroel,
iic genoti:,i an Sen Eii;yen Hlab 81:
nebmen. Gin feines GIicn 1puroe ier-
oiert. Oab aud allen aur munoets.
NaG Dem Giien tpurSen Dem 8raut-
paar lpuaosrid,6ne Sad,en iiberreidt
bon allen Nntpcien6en. Hegina unb
2arrp fre.lten iif) iehr nnb Sanftsa
allen bcrsiif.
slnh mir arctulieren uHb tpiinifell
ellh Boitcs Seeen.
slnnn SHub, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16

9SefanntmadlMna.

3tpeia 1 unb 4 peranitalten ei,,
Ridnid fir sic Mi.gl,eoer ser Su'
genbabtciiuna beren Gltern unb
0rellHoe am Sonntag Sen 9. Sep,
tember, m @elticite Sahienbeint.
1901 CcEiion slpe. aue peroen er,
iuft iih o;cien Sua 81: rcierpieren.
UNI oen Tidnif bci5iunpbnen. Gs
gibt ueribieoene Spicle uno g2ett,
reanen mi: Yreiien iilr Sic &inber
gririidplne fir alle. u..b Muiif fir
Ole no &ln5cn lpollen. gringen Sis
einen gutseiiiqten ao,t unb gutei1
Sumor NIT. Seoermaun lit ber5l;d
eingelaoeu
Sulr 5leiiher, ST.. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16
Aus 0arv. Jt,Sia,,a
S,peia a.

Mllen Sdaueitern aes 3tpeie 40
oiene 5ur Nafrid)t. naS non nun an
oie regelridfiae @eriaa,mlune am
5meiten Gcunerstag itatiiinSet; 10.
NIT pirS bie nGd)Ite s'eriammlune
am 13. Septembcr, 1 lltr nadumi,-
tags i'm Sahienbeim m Mooiepelt
lno IL. fStraBe abeeb1!.cr.
Nad) Der Teriammluns miro &af
fee mn0 SUDDEN icrpiert lnS &artcn
iorie anoere Spiele ncrren geipielt.
3ommt a1le.
ssm Nranfemfomitce iino hll
Shpeiterh: 1rieha Mo:b, unb 3illi.
Sd)litb aaf Seite 6.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16

Der @riinaullg bes Central 0erban-
ocs bertreten paren Nls Die sadien
lib Sod he1be:me ba,lien tparcn Ole
Sarrcller inter ser Given sic e.
taten unS ais Die &iri,cn organizer.
muroen maren lie trl'oelum unite.
oen eriten, 10 aitb als Ser Siebell-
biirger Sdtgerbultb !;:ariinSet tpurs
Be lrS sic Sueeno tr::r Yionier BEL
Der 8riinSung Der Z. g. 5. a.; ein
8etDei6 boB lie INNER treue Saf,ie,
tparen rnO cs audi b!eibe,, tperoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16
.Nlue aub 0olb Siar" Watter'
&artenpartic.

Der Gillette .Blue a.:a 8olo Star
Motbers Club" lahet alle wtli-
alieoer, Conner uno ssreunoe bier
nit uufs beralidite tin, iih Oil
unierer 0artenpartie. :,clde cams
tag. ocm IS. ausait. 8 obr obenos
IN SEN un.eren Rduinen eer ct. $50
f,dnres 0irde abee5aitcn miro, 81
bsteaiser. Wir pOllsn scriuhen DE
ZEN Mbe,,o fir uniere 8l|te at elnen'
redt sen.iitliden 3u niaden. 1eln''
aebGd peridieoener sllt neblt 4a1tce
tieten mir als Grfriit;ung an.
ssssn Scr &ofiruns rctt pieie ss'''
ierer lonoSleute beariiken 5u tonnea
eInpficNt ii@, les Soml'ee.
q =
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16
Stueia L..

{ Mucu Mitglieoern slr gefauige'
gsad,r;dt, baB uniere nadNte Ter
lammluns a,n 5reitas 5en II. Mit
oult, abei,bs s ltbr l'l;tliroet. Sis
Deitalicoer tperoen erl":a: pu1ttlld
aur Ncrlcnunlung 81 f,llmen.
Solde Mitglicoer, Die nit lbret
AabMnaen int Miifitarh lino. lou
ten fid in ibrem eieencn Snterell'
eutitebenS MAIDEN.
,8m. St,..iicr, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16
Sur Gr,nneruno
an mnicrL geiiebten Sobn
Iid)acl Gieaf, ,}r.

Wv go SN<N~>N" >~>'p't
Iid)acl Gieaf, Sr.
asitprben nm 13. MMauI. 1914.
Gin Sdbr lit lct,on pc1ilolIcn
Seit bu licber Sobn ms tult perz
laMen
,Sn l:inpcrcn Summer nrr Sd)mera
Grloltt SOFT Did, unp r,n franfes
Ssra
sd, 'ilblc ME eincn arCEcrcn Sd)mers
Mls lun ridl on trcues Sohneshcr3
9fie ncrSe''en fnun id, aif
S>u ncin trel,es liebes Aino
ltantbe Stltnbe bin id, ailcin
Sonn punbere id, in Gcaanfen fort
81 oeinc,n id,Onen Grahesort
gfun ruaC Ianft eriraste midi
IS MIR tpn,nen anth r,cin Gnoe
Sa"n ccicl)en mir .luS rie Sodnce.
go rllhe ianft rnein licbcS Ninb
Vts mir lllls ipicbcriea.u
Sort nbtn III ben Siilnclsb0ben.
Sie traucriloen Sultcrbliebenen
5antc Murie Ham'tnt. Bittsburab
SdppGitern @ilbeImirc. ,sOetb, @al
line. Siliie, emma rnn Gltern
Midael un6 Sara Gieaf,
1452S Colt 9o., Glepelano, 8
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16
3meia 4.

Die nStitc &eriarnnIllng ilnoet
anitatt 0cul erltcn am 2. Sonntap
i'm September itatt, alIo an 8. Sept.
slui ser &ranfeniii;e iinO: Marle
Gcpenocr, 8ettp Simcnis, slgnetba
aruien, 9Inna Hoth iro Wtutbiloe
siaarto. Sdap. Irun Sitter lit
nid)t aui Scr 9ilte. lit ober iebr franf.
Gir miiniheu alien bainige geIIe-
runa. 6. Siihier, Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16
SQlm. HLtp
Gpangeltfd,= =2uth. C1rmanitcl= =Gird)e,
2Gt Sputh WruabmQn.

Eaitnr Srbu @ouuan. SonntogidJule
itben SulntnN llbr porraittugs. 10 1lbr
8ottesbieEit in Der Namrcslprud,c II
ilbr oeutid,cr G,ottcsbicnit. Ser beuts
id,e &irder Srauen gerein bat am sipciz
ten Iitnrod) ieben Munats. 8 ll6r
abenbs, &erIammlung. Aonfirmanbens
llnterridjt (,peiidbrie) ron Scptember
big Sirern. 9ienstaa ,lnb Treitoa nadz
mittacs 4 ll6r.
slue Glaubenaeenriien uno Sreunbe
iinb ber5lif lpilItpmmen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16

III meinsn nielgeliebten Sobn
NnSreas 3n!tner
Slf Sabre iinb nun nerilrilen
Seit bu reine Iugsu L,ll 9eidlpiien
lille SSahrc ipieber fchrt Ser Sdm,ers
,sn G1eiH Did, 1,ie pscociicroes Mntter.
her5.
Sft Sibcubs bin ict cIiein
Sprtb tein yHurt
Hbcr neine @eantcn .rcnbern imme,
5l Dir fcrt.
3 mic roche tllt mir mem Ser3
Wenn .tt rent an nein 2eioen
ltnb Sd)n,erS
Vie pcrGciien tann id, oid
Nein teures liebeS Ginr
Srlm ribc ianft N iiiSer Stub
Nis alltl id, id,lieb bic slneen sr.
8eiuibiGef BON beirer oit mic Der.
ge'ienoen Dtutter Sara 3nltner
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16
Stiftnnssfi

ltnier @erein 9lpeio Al feiert Oil
Samstag. oen s. Septcatber, iein
6jGbriges Stif,unesfeit
in Sobn &illgbm,er's Safe, $3.50
50. Mibluno Slpe., 8 llbr abenbs,
Wo5u mir aQe Gereine, Sipeig 8, 10,
46 uao ,Susenbpers:n bon Chicago,
iotuie Srcig 26 uno 10 bon @arp,
SSnS., ber5iidJlt einlnber..
Gin flaiBiges &omitee lit an be1
Mrbe't aGcr 0eilldern ein pnar ge.
nliitl!dje Stlrphen su bicten.
Sara Saub, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16
Gauoob Gitn, Ya.
ct. &aulS Wcntetnbe.

Ealtor S.bolnas g. 66niaer. Sauptz
gottesnicnlt ieben Srl,ntas 1890 ubr
moraens.. Sonntaait)ule 9:3O llbr.
3unfiranhenunterrid,t ie nad Nneobe
beg Hfarrcrs. &irfcnratsiibung ieben
letten San,staa i'm Mnnnt : llbr abenbs.
Sonntagl6nilebrerfisuna jeben britteu
Snnntaa iu Nunat. $500 ;tbr moraens
&ird)end)orprobe ieben Treiiaa 1880 ubr
abenos. &irdlen 6rnucn Gcreinsz Git
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16
G,euelan6, Ehip
9. g. Gpane. 2ntb. ct. Spbannes Stride

=. 9. Vpdng. Xntb. Sf. SubanneS &trdJe
Haftor $uls Soiicl, 7G1 GbbD Mpab.
Gel: Nulberrp 0646. ilbr pprmittags
heutider Notttsbicnit 10 llbr Conn.,
taald)nle. / llar en9lilde, ,3ottesbienIt.
2lltber Iiga NuDad,t nro &criamntlln9
Sonntog 7:3O llbr o6ens3. 3onfirmane
osnzllnterridbt itnb heut:S;e Sdulc on,
Srntstda bon llbr npr":liiaas nn Mue
@ldubens9cnolicn iinb 1crslid1 cinaer
ldhen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16
Guitpoian geindlt

Gebcuoeroicnil. &iracr!nies Ghepaor
fiir APARTMENT BON lC Wobnungel
an Sapbn 9lpe. ;srric Wohnung;
monatlid, $50 8ebalt. alnaebote an
T. 81 Shncioer. Mcll ole 2335.
Muf 4. Seite
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16
Ma6ior, Ont, Nanaba
ct. GaMluS Stride, Yurent Auc.

1916 Yarent Mpe.. @inoior, &anaba.
8cttesbienit in ben Sanlmcrmouatcn
BON DO llbr uorn,ittoss Sonntags
ld,ule bon 10-11 lhr porrtittags. Sc
Den erlten Nortaa I'M aionat &irhenz
rat Sieilng. Seben erite1 0ormerstag
iabenbs in, Ytonat Sraucn Gerein Sitz
5llng. Illc Gplfs> l,nn 6laubensacnoI7en
limb her5lid, Dillfomn1en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16
Chicago, Slinpis
0entid)e unb stebcnbRratic, SdG;iiidJc
ct. IauIuS Nemeinbe, 1855 Spmer ctr.

Haitor G. Shmiot. 1879 Sn,ner Ctr.
Seoen Scni,taa 8 ilbr Snnntagihule III
enaliid u.b heutid,. SeliId)er Gottess
oienit ieben Sonntug 11:.3 ithr; eng
lu:htr c,ottesoienit icben siueiisa urS
pterten So',ntaa 1915 j!Gr. Seutfher
@onfirnauecns ltnterritjt -citttipr,lj ilad)s
mittags 4:30 llbr; enollid,er @onfirz
mdnbcnzll.lterri,9t SamStns bprmittaas
10 llEr. Selltide Shure Sanstaa nad)z
nlittaas 9 llbr.
slae G!aubens9cnolien nnb Treunoe
'inh bersltt, einaelloen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16
Canton. Chic

Siebenbiirstid Sdhiiide Gp. 2utber.
Gbrtftns. .&irde, 2113-14. Ctr, y. 6.
Yfarrer Silfsprebieer Sonnz
taeidlule nm $3.50 llbr rlor0cn. 9cntlhz
GngltlGer Bottesbienit 1890 llbr NOR
gems. Deltidje Sdnle lnj &onfirmans
bcn1llnterridt nad Werr,nuaruns.
Nue 8iuuGcnsgcnpl1en lnn Nrcnnbe
iinb ber5lis, einaelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16
Iarren, 81.

0ertihe Tu. 2utb. ct. HaulnS .2trde,
121-25 5rnit Mue.
Yfarrcr @rtbur .. glant. Sebcn Sonns
tae 8 ll1r ppr,nittaos SDnntaaidule;
10 llbr c,laliid,er; II abr beutid)er
8ntteShie,ii. 10
M0e ll,tl,eriihen G!uiibcnsgenplien
Seut'dlcr unb enalilder 3nnae in 6ar<
rel. Shuron lnb llmaeaenb iinb 81 oen
@ottesbien'ten ber6lidit eingclaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16
Silberbod,se;tfcier.

.,sn ser Saile an 1889 Stiblanb Mpc.
alma es al. Samstao. zen 4. Mugult,
lltitie All. Ia ser :. Muguit oer
SHberboiscittag bon !Dtartin nno
Glisabctb SdnBburaer n,ar, planter
Sic 5~runb:nnen Cora Salmen, @oie
1teaman. Sobanna Sallmen uno
Sara S,llnpn eine reberraihuns
fir oas SS,,belpaar. sic iebr gut ee=
luneen rer. slls Sos Subelpaar Die
Salle be.rlt ipuroen lie nit einem
.Snrpriis" begriiBt. God;oem man
lid, aliieitig beeriiRt uni gratuliert
. batte, ,;aGaicn ale @dirs cn Sen reid
nit speiien umo glunlen geoedten
1iiden Hlas. Sobn 9GeQman, elm
gutter Jrenno, funeicr!e ais 3ere'
| minienineliter. gr beeriibte oie @dita
! uno eriuNte Damn Eaitor tSbmlot
bas Tii6 ,epet 5u ip.etcn. Nnh benz
GIien muroe Dem Suae!2aar ipert-
polIe 6eihenfe iiberreid,t. Inter Den
@eidpnfea tpar Elm Nl,nnenltrau1
INIT 25 rotten Holen nonl 3lueig 46,
ui Sdhci:er SdMbbltrgcr elm Wtit.
alie6 lit. gs bielten furSc 8rat,1ln'
tionsanipraAen &atb SANDER Wfeil'
len, Brii. 3ipeig 46, areo SrenSt
Yrdi. 3lpeie 8, Wid'ael ebert, Erai
3rpeia az. Martin .3u!tuer uno gum
shluB erma6nte SER Yalror 9
Sdmniot oas SSubelpnar lbre Spra
DIE, ihre Site, ibrsm Bicuben trcl
81 bleibea
| Gs bat.en iif ,nsofdbr 250 Ser
ionen in Ser SaIe periamnelt. Da;
|SmbeIpaar bonfte allen berslif. .Nah
Der iuurocn bie 1iihe aufgeboben
es tpuroe fleibie gct,n5t Bis Die ub'
Ihpenig id)iMg.
| Dos iii Ole red)te Gbe.
| $50 upci iin0 geeint
/ NureD ..iles Slid lMo Webe
| 81 p;lgern treu percirt.
| Der cine Stnb 3cs dnoeren
| 11nb IiaJe 2alt 3MgleiN
| @emciniam 9iait uno Banoern
llno Siei Oas &ir,Telrcih.
| Die ber3iiditen NliidUiinife 81
eurem 25. &od5eitstas.
Mnnn 1cab, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-08-16
Monaea, ga.
7emtide Guang. =9nth. st. 4cters.
McuciuAp = ctr

Yiorrcr &aus 8. S. Simoleit. 244
Nbams Str. Mpdeiter, 8a. Selepbon:
Stod]eiter 23Gs. Wottesnicnit $3.50 llbr
morgens; Son1ltngidule 1915 l1br. -
Srauen Nerein %eriammIune am lebteu
Spnnerstug ieben Moncts, s llbr abenbs
Sebcrmauu lit bcr5lif !uillfcmmen.