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Evening star., 1946-09-08
Betty Tyson Weds
]. M. r. Lyetb, T,
In Newport Church

Elaborate were the arrangements
for the wedding yesterday of Miss
Harriet Elizabeth Tyson and Mr..
John Mortimer Richardson Lyeth.
ir. Many from Washington went
to Newport for the wedding re-
ception at Beachmound, summer
home Of the brides parents, MIR
and Mrs. George Tyson. Some 800
guests attended the reception for
which plans were made for the
buffet supper to be served on the
grounds overlooking Baileys Beach.
Alexander Haas and his orchestra
played IN the garden and indoors
Emil Coleman and his musicians
played for dancing.
The ceremony was performed In
Trinity Episcopal Church, the Rev
william NJ Bradner officiating at
4 o'clock. Mr. Tyson escorted his
daughter and gave her in marriage.
Her wedding gown was of ivory
satin embroidered in bowknots of
seed pearl. Her veil was of ex-
ouiSite Floniton lace worn by the
bridegroom mother and grand
mother. as we'll as many other brides
in their family. She carried white
orchids with cascade Of butterfly
orchids and stephanotis.
Mrs. Robert S. Tyson of Prescott,
Ariz., sister-in-law of the bride,
was matron of honor and Miss
Helen Byrd, daughter of Admiral
and Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd. was
maid of honor. The bridesmaids
were the Misses Clare Fahnestock
and Lucy Hoffman of Washington,
Nancy Andrews of Newport, Hannah
Bradley of Boston and Elizabeth
Elliot, Mary Goelet, Dorrance Hill
and Sylvia Whitehouse of New
York. They all wore lace and net
frocks with matching mitts and
halos holding their short wells. Mrs.
Tyson and Miss Byrd were in she'll
pink and carried crescent bouquets
of briarcliff and duchess roses. The
others were in ciel-blue costumes and
carried crescents of briarcliff and
duchess roses surrounded by Vanity
Fair roses
Mr.. Lyeth was best man for his
son and the ushers included the
latters brother, Mr.. Monro L. Lyeth:
Mr.. William S. Tyson, brother of
the bride: Mr.. Allen F. Edwards,
jr., and Mr.. Theodore A. McGraw
of Detroit; Mr.. A. Douglas Dodge
of Hartford; Mr.. H. Speed Lampkin
of Monroe, La, and Mr.. Anger A.
Newcomb and MIR. Howard Reed of
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyeth will make
their home in Detroit after their
wedding trip. The bride is grand
daughter of the late Mr.. william B.
Skirvin. She was educated in Lon
(See BETTY TYSON, Page D-l0)
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Former DebHtante
To Wed CabitaIHe

The engagement Of Miss Phoebe
Carey Lewis to Mr.. George Stevens
Skinner is announced today by her
parents, former Interstate Com
merce Commissioner and Mrs. Err
nest / Lewis of Washington. Mr..
Skinner is the son of Col. and
Mrs. RUSSELL Skinner, also of this
city.
The bride-elect made her debut
at the Chevy Chase Club in 1910.
She is graduate of Holton Arms
School and of Vassar College. where
she was member of the class of
1914. Her flance is a graduate of
Colgate University and is now at
tending the law school at Duke
University Formerly a captain in
the United States Marine Corps Re-
serve, he served in the major cam
paigns of the South Pacific.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
n Ne1UcOHlerSHe

The new First Secretary of the
Dominican Embassy, Dr. Sebastian
Rodriguez Lora. with Sonora de
Rodriguez and their son Nicholas,
now IL, have arrived in Washing
ton and hopefully are looking for
suitable living quarters Their two
daughters, Luz and Estela, have en-
tered st. Mildred's Academy at
Laurel for the school term. DR..
Rodriguez Lora came here from
Chicago, where he has been Domini-
can consul for some time.
Evening star., 1946-09-08

made history in Mrs. SyminEton.
the mid 30s when she became the
first from the ranks of society to
carve career as night club singer
in New York. But she worked just
as hard few years later when she
had a 5-day-a-week volunteer war
job at the Blood Bank in st. Louis
Washington knew her first as Eve
lyn Wadsworth, member of family
long prominent in official and social
life here. Her father is Representa-
tive James w. Wadsworth, jr.. Of
New York. who came to the Capital
as a member of the United States
Senate and since has spent many
years in the House, where his father
also had served. Her mother is the
former Alice Hay, daughter of John
Hay. the distinguished statesman
and diplomat who was special as
sistant to President Lincoln, later
became our Ambassador to the
Court of ST. James's and was Secre-
tary of State at the time of his
death in 1905.
Evelyn Wadsworth spent much of
her childhood in the famous Hay
house on Sixteenth street which ad-
joined the Adams house on H street
on the site of what is now the Hay
Adams House. (Her grandfather and
Mr.. Henry Adams, historian and lit
erary figure, were close friends and
their homes. built together, became
a landmark in the CapitalD
AS a youngster, she had her daily
outings in Lafayette Park which she
recalls as "the biggest park in the
world" And when she married Mr..
Symington, member of a prominent
Baltimore family, their wedding took
place in historic st. Johns Church
across the street, with the reception
afterwards in the Hay house.
Washington holds many fond
memories for her, but Mrs. Syming-
ton feels that home is now in st.
Louis where her husband was head
of the Emerson Electric Co. before
Evening star., 1946-09-08

ne was called to washington to be-
come surplus property administra-
tor. His appointment to his present
post followed his resignation from
the Surplus Property Administra-
tion, now .the War Assets Admins
tration.
Mrs. Symington has a deep, mu-
sical speaking voice which is most
attractive. 1t is easy to guess that
she is a contralto, but she never
sings any more She gave that up
at the time she gave up her career
after four seasonS-when she and
her husband left New York.
Her success was remarkable on
one score. for she had had no spe-
cial training in music. But I re-
hearSed several hours a day after
I began signing professionally" she
says.
Her appearance as an amateur on
a benefit program held for the
cardiac clinic of Bellevue Hospital
in 1885 started her off on the career
She can't remember now what her
songs were, but talent scout was
in the audience. Afterward, sht
received an offer to sing at ths
Club Pigalle and engagements fol.
lowed at the st. Regis and Waldorf
Both her children were youngsters
at the time, but her new role die
not interfere with her maternal
duties. Il would tuck them into
bed" she recalls. land then go off
to work."
After moving from New York to
ST. Louis. Mrs. Symington soon
found herself on a full-time sched-
ule as a war worker. She served
in the Red Cross Motor Corps, some
times driving a 36-passenger bus,
and in the blood donor center,
where she assisted in taking hemo-
globin tests.
She found the work fascinating,
but hasn't found time to resume
volunteer activities since she re-
turned to the Capital
The SymingtonS have an apart
ment at the Shoreham with a Won
derful view that she loves. Their
sons visit here whenever they can.
Stuart, the older, has been working
on Representative Wadsworth's farm
in Geneseo, N Y, this summer and
plans to enter Yale in the fall. Dur
ing the war he served in the Army
with the rank of T/5. The other
son, James Wadsworth, who is 10, is
now in the Marines, stationed at
Quantico.
Mrs. Symington, who has no spe-
cial hobbies, is very fond of poetry
and she loves to dance. Because
her husbands duties are so heavy
now, however, she tries to see that
they spend good many evenings
quietly at home.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Back From NOr1Vap

The Counselor of the Norwegian
Embassy, Mr.. Lara J. Jorstad, and
Mrs. Jorstad, are being welcomed
back after several months visit in
their homeland. AS the Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Munthe de Morgen-
stierne are still at home Mr.. Jor-
stad has taken over as CharEe
ID dAdaires.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
NOpember W eddmp
For Miss W ellis

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude B. Wells of
Leicester, N. c., have announced
the engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Laura Elizabeth Wells, to Mr..
Frank T. Mitchell, jr., the wedding
to take place November in the
Metropolitan Memorial Church.
The bride-elect is graduate OF
Asheville Teachers College and at
tended the Womans College of the
University of North Carolina.
Mr.. Mitchell was graduated from
the George Washington University
School of Engineering and is presi-
dent of the Washington Alumni
Chapter of Theta Tau Fraternity.
Evening star., 1946-09-08

" o u | d believe
the older of her
two sons Is 81.
Slender and
blond, she is
lovely to look at
even prettier
now than she
was at 49," in
the words of a
friend who has
known her since
childhood.
With all of
this she has
charm and tai
ent, too she
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Capital Silhouette
Mrs. Symington Has Fond Memories
Of Her Girlhood DAYS in Washington
By Frances Lide

Mrs. w. Stuart Symington. wife
OF the Assistant Secretary of War
for Air, is so youthful looking that
no one meeting her the first time
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28
ELLwoop y;.;9 p CITY
NEWS
By Geofge Berendt

Ellwood City, Pa, Feb. % -
First of all we have an apology
to make to the Monaco Jrs. for
not playing the scheduled game
last Friday. We will try our best
to make this up to you in the
near future. We also want to
thank you for your invitation
which you extended to us for
basketball game tomorrow nigh..
We will be there with bells on.
Maybe not like your cowgells be-
cause / don't imagine we have
any. | am sure the game be-
tween the youngsters will be
good one due to such an even
match. So you can be looking for
US.
Blasius
Don't forget tomorrow night,
March End. there will be big
time in the clubhouse for the
kidds. This party comes but once
year. so don't miss it.
Engagement
Congratulations to Bob Melzer
on his recent engagement to w.
Stevenson. This guy cupid really
gets around. eh Bob?
Stork News
A daughter was born to 1t.
and Mrs. Edward c.. Thalgott in
Bennington, North Carolina, on
Monday, Feb. 1S. She has been
named, Elsbeth Arleane. 1t. F..
Thalgott is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Thalgott Of Ell-
wood City.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28
NEW CASTLE, PA.
NEWS
By Betty Krause.

New Castle. Pa, Feb. 2S-The
men of New Castle gathered at
the club Sat. eve where the an
nual Stag Party was celebrated.
1t proved to be quite an event.
The women came forth with Il
delicious steak dinner which hit
the spot with those hungry men.
Paul Sander and Fred Figuly
and a few others will know better
then the volunteer for any more
magicians after their experinEce
Sat. night. Seems they were vo-
lunteers for a hypnotist act and
in case any one has any doubts
as to whether these magicians
know what they are doing they
should talk with Paul or Fred for
first hand information.
The New Castle RS. were the
guests OF Paul and Janice Sander
after the Stag Party. a very good
time was had gy all OF the IrS.
who were fortunate enough to be
able to go.
This Saturday evening the n.
c. Juniors will toss for the title
against the Monaco team. SO you
can roll out the welcome mat and
watch for us Saturday night.
To Cleveland West
You can look for US on March
9th when we will challenge you
to game of basketball. So we'll
see you then.
The next meeting will be held
on the first Tuesday in March.
Let's all be there.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28
SALEM NEWS
By Gertie Glrscnt

Salem. O., Feb. 2S-I'm sure
that all those who attended the
dance Saturday night at the club
enjoyed themselves. The band
from cleveland was swell and
both old and young crowded the
dance floor. Among the crowd
were several out-of-town Jrs. We
hope you enjoyed yourselves and
don't forget to come back again
Dance
This is about the biggest dance
of the year and it's the children
dance. SO come on Nom and Pop
don't forget to bring the kids this
Sat, March 2nd down to the club
There will be a treat for them
and orchestra to which thev
may dance. Hope to see some OF
the big kids there too.
Juniors Notice
Since the social in Canton has
been cancelled the Salem Jrs. will
hold the social March S.The Can
ton and Alliance Jrs. are coming
So let's make this the best socal
ever.
Congratulations
and best wishes from the Junior
Saxons go to Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Melitsch "a who were married
on Saturday.
Home Front News
Bob Spack who is now Pvt
in the army, is spending a fur
lough at home. It's good seeing
you again.
Cpl. Fred Kaiser has been
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MONACO MAGNET
BY Scooper Man

Monaco. Pa, Feb. 2S-Last
Friday night found US with our
neighbors in Ellwood City the
teen ayers basketball game fail
ed to materialize. but our kids
had a great time at the club to
make up ior it. For bund tha,
was not (:) hungry, those sand
wiches really disappeared III d
hurry.
To Salem
Thanks ior an enioyah'e eve
ming last Saturday night. Your
"oompah' music was most dee
lightful--1nal>es a guy look anxi-
ously ahead to those popular
summer picnic days that are iu,t
around the corner.
To New Caste
We welcome all OF YOU to our
little metron,l;s inr TIN, ret,,,,
bosketba,l g,,ne bero ,t \1o,,
=, to,,ar-o,, \I,..,, I. .:.,
afford rs = chance +, rc,,,r, the
hosn;t,l;tv yo,, .b,,re,, -, e,r,;, >.
in tbe season
We b,xe , ,r.,;,,;,,r, ,,,o
n, +,, .,b.d,,,,d ., o, ,,,,,.
WAY ,t : ,,.,ocl. Let ,oa,, a,,r ro
serves and E1,vood C;tv These
will nroh,t1,, ho a,,r ,,.t ,.
this ,,;r,er potb r,,,a. vii, ha
nlaved At thc N,n,,, H;ob
School own
After tbe cannes there will ha
an orcbestr, ~ tho ,,,,h +a ,,o
vide m,,s;c for vo,,r darr;no
Fvervo,e i ,s,,,o,,e o,d s,l
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28

On Dec. 90, 1945. Miss Ma
thilda Helwig. former Gary Sax
on Sport Club President. became
the bride OF Louis William Davis
The brides attire was beau.i-
ful faille taffcta dress With a
sweetheart neck and a long train
She wore her sisters veil which
had beautiful hca,ldreSs Of small
beaded pearls. The bride carried
four gardcnias on a small white
bible. She wore one stand pair
OF pearls which were wedding
gift OF the groom.
Miss Marian Miller was the
Maid OF Honor and Russell Da-
Wis was best man. Charleen and
Sendra Richardson were flower
girls and little Michael Hanes Oi
Salem. ILL.,, was ring-bearer for
the double ceremony. Other at
tendants were Miss Helen Cupl
and Norman lIanes also of Sa-
lem. III.
Mrs. Katharine Iielwi~. the
brides mother. wore black crepe
dress with cap sleeves and wore
three quarter length Jack glo-
YES. The groom's mother, Mrs
Ray kcele. was also attircd in
black dress and a small pink
ieathered hat. The mothers both
wore cotsages OF white garden
las. .After the p. IL. Candlclight
service reception was held II
the parlor Of the HonteruS Ev
Luth. Church OF Gary. The par,
lor was decorated in pink anC
white. In the center OF the rOOiI
vas long table dcCkod viii
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
BY Vera "Jan' Stolz

Cleveland, O., Feb. 2S-After
singing rehearsal last Friday we
had an informal meeting. Vari-
Gus topics of the week were dis
cussed and we will have our re-
gular semi-monthly business
meeting tonight (Friday).
on Washington's birthday last
Friday we had our "Chop down
the Cherry Tree" social which
was very successful. BY the way
we especially thank Carl Marsh
for his very kind donation. Guests
there included Bill Salmen and
his wife, Tom kuntz, Louis Mic
TOME and Heinie Aber. We were
glad to have them with US and
hope to have them with us more
often. Thanks go to Elsie Wolff
who secured the ice-crcam for us.
To Lorain
Orchids to Lorain for their SUI
perior bowling and social affair
last Saturday night. Congratula-
tions to Jo-Ann Goohs OF Lorain
on her 2ll score-that was the
final decision of who won the
girls match. AS for the boys, it
was a nice try, boys. We wish the
newly formed Brush Club" fine
sailing in the their membership
drive. One look at Dick Fleischer
Bill Folberth and Al .Aber will!
explain the one requisite for be-
coming member. After the fine
social and dance the evening
ended as we raised the roof with
the old get-together songs. The
toast of the evening went to Ioe
Sanders when Cleveland West
and Lorain united SO sing Hap
py Birthday" to him. Nice going.
Thanks to the drivers Freddie
Mueller and Bill Folberth.
| This and That
Down and out for the fourth
time with the measles is Howie
! Froehlich. You can't keep a good
man down thouih and hope to
see him around soon.
P. S. - New Castle
Arrangements are being made
for the basketball game to be
! held on the 9th OF March instead
| of on the second as was original.
ly planned. The game will begin
at 8 o'clock p. m. promptly at
the Y. NJ. 6. A. located at West
!32nd and Franklin Blvd. Every
one is invited and we hope to
have a big turnout for this game
and a lot of visitors.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY Marie
BY Marie

Cleveland, o., Feb. 2S-Con.
gratulations and thanks to birth
day children Katherine Toro,1
and Elsie Thai for the gay time
that was held by all at your so,
cial last Friday night. We never
did get to finish off the SONG
but happy birthday anyway.
Back home for good, and right
in the game for our social was
ex-Navy man Johnny Schicb.
Welcome home Johnny, we hope
you will take an active part i'll
Our future activities and meet
ings.
Sunday afternoon found us at
the bowling alleys picking up
(plece by piece where we lett
off, before the tournament. Fur
ther information on bowling and
other sports will be discussed at
the next meeting.
No Meeting Tonight
= Our next business meeting will
be held next Friday night, March
3, at : p. m, at the club. Now
that the gowling tournament is
over there will be lot OF other
important business to be taken
care OF, and every member is
asked to take part in the discus
sion and plans. Bring your sug-
gestions and idaes to this meet
ing.
Singing
Attendance at rehearsals is
still poor. Let's make our next
rehearsal one of the best. Sing
ing from 8 to 9 p. m. every We'd
nesday night at church.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28
ALLIANCE REVUE
BY Hilda.

Alliance. O.. Feb. 2S-.After I
quiet weekend or the home front
we are resting up for the social
which is being held in Salem Oh
March 9th. Due to circumstances
beyond their control, the Canton
Juniors could not get their club
for that night, 50 it is being held
in Salem. Let Us show up 1905
kids.
A> usual plans are going ahead
for our big reorganization. st..
Patricks Day Dance. which viii
be held March 10th here in Mi
ance. We hope YOU are all sett-
ing tha tdate aside for Alliance
1t was nice having 50 many OF
our boys back at the last carni-
val. Won't be long until most oi
our Saxon boys will all be HON.
again.
We wish at this time TO extend
Our very deepest sympathy to the
SCHUYLER family i'll the lose pi
their brother John. He was d
very active Jr. Saxon and at ors
time served lis as President.
Don't forget XlIiaitce Mare
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food made by the Saxon Ladies
and d beautiful Alter wedding
cake. Mrs. Peter Helwig was the
hostess and Mr.. Helwig the Mas
ter OF Ceremony.
The out-oi-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. IilerS and son O;
\ OungStoWn. ~. Who are the
brides sister and brother-in-laW
Mrs. J. Helwie, Mrs. A. Fielwig,
John Herbert, Mrs K. Ramp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber all OF Chi
cago, and Ms! .1lrina keeier OF
Salem. III. Around two Hundred!
guests attended the ceremony
and reception.
Miss Helwig is the daughter
OF Mrs. *. Helwig OF O44 Wash
ington. Previous to her marriage
the bride had worked at Car.
negie Steel Mills for the pas
l51a years. Mr. Davis is the sor
of Mrs. Ray Keele OF 1000 Cleve
land. also Gary. Mr.. Davis served
with the armed forces in Ger,
many for over one year. He i:
now employed as Deputy Collec
tor OF Internal Revenue. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Davis now reside at 552f
Washington St., Gary, Ind
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28
OPA ON THE AIR
THIS WEEK

Radio broadcasts by the Cleve-
land Dist. ict Oiee Of Price I'd
ministration on local stations d..r.
ing the week are as follows:
Saturday, March 2
at 1915 a. m. WIKI, Cleveland,
OPA Today.
Saturday, March 2
at Ills am, ,WTAM, Cleveland.
Take Your Choice.
Saturday, March 2
at II 80 a. m, WFMJ,Youngs-
town, Chester Bowles.
Saturday, March
at II 80 a. m. WJW, Cleveland.
Chester Bowles.
Saturday, March
at II O5 p. m. WJW, Cleveland,
OPA News. .a...
Sunday, March 3
at lO:l5 a. M. WICA, Ashtabula.
Chester Bowles.
Monday through Friday
at 5 20 p. m, WIKI, Cleveland
The News. .......
Monday through Friday
at : :O5 !. m.. WKBN youngs.
town, Ohio. .......
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Alliance clubs are to go to Salem
on March 8. So to Salem we say,
bring our group of Saxons over,
be prepared for a lot oi fun.
Then on March 16, the clubs
are to travel for another basket
ball tournament. We are all try
ing to make plans to go. SO leave
that as a date on your calendar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By Eleanor.

Youngstown, O., Feb. 2S-Thev
tell me that love makes the world
go around SO We shall devote our
time now to the subject of love.
1t seems that Dan Cupid was
getting time and half on Nalen-
tine Day SO he threw in all extra
arrow for good mea sure, ont of
the goodness of his heart, match.
While breezing along in the air
he spied a couple of likely lcok-
ing targets 50 he shot his little
arrow and it headed strai ght for
Paul MoldOvan heart. As re-
suit, Amelia Mickey" Miller has
a sparkler and Paul has her heart
Best wishes to Paul and the Mrs.
to be.
lie tine remind YOU OF Old tt
| mers vs.. Bobby Soxers basket
ball game. The squeakine door OF
Inner Sanctum will have to
! bow its hinges in shame ,Narch
. when the protesting joints Of
our old timers will lie running all
over a gym floor. In honor Of the
occasion each player will be is
! sued a can of 3 in / oil. Ben Shar-
su. Carl Halt. Marty Schinker,
! Dan Gobel and Johnny Schinker
have consented to come out of re-
tirement to show the peach fuzz
kids how to play real basketball
Will the old timers be able to
bend over: Attend the Old Tim
ers vs.. Bobby Soxers game and
! watch the old timers come out
You out-of-towners and Youngs-
towners keep your eyes on thi:
column for further details.
| Herman Wagner counted she.
| kels so we'll last year that he wa:
again appointed to keep track oj
the clubs million dollars. Any.
body need change for a penny:
A few more who are keeping
their ever loving discharge but
tons shining are Elmer Bokescl
Mike Bokesch Jr., Marty Eberth
Dan Gobel, Bill Lamprich. Bill
Miller. Mix Roth and Bill Wei
ther. Our weekly coniats ar
/, held every Thursday evening 81
join us, won't you?
t When you see more than tire
or four people gathered togcthe
they are either selling nylons O
are conspiring about something
: else. The something else hap
pens to be a se1ni-formal dane,
: to be held May 4 at our secon,
home, the Io. club. Come to tin
} dance and use that as an excus,
for buying that new outfit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28
DIR. FRED A. MILLER
Has returned to Practice

DR.. Frederick A. Miller. former
ly OF West Homestead, Pa, now
of Pittsburgh. has resumed me-
dical practise in. the Medical Arts
Building, Fifth Avenue, Oakland
Pittsburgh, specializing in the
diseases of children. in Associa-
ton with DR.. Z. r. McClusky.
DR.. Miller has just returned from
overseas service in the Pacific
theatre.
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spending few days at home also
It's good seeing you, Fritz.
What was Dorothy Hutmacher
celebrating Sat. night: She had
a little help from Betty Schuster
and they did pretty good job.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-28
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