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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
LEONID NICHOLAS
VASSILIEFF

late Of Montgomery County, de-
ceased. All persons having Claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with
vouchers thereof, legally authenti-
Gated to the subscriber on or before
the 2Sth day of November next (:
they may otherwise by law be ex-
Guided from all benefit of said Es-
tate. All persons indebted to said
Estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th
day of May in the year of our
Lord, one thousand nine hundred
and forty-six.
LUDMILLA N. VASSILIEFF,
Administrators of Leonard N.
Vassilieff,
1893 Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13

Nutritional survey shows an
acute food shortage in Germany.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
Albert M. Bouic, Attorney,
Rockville, Md.
Notice To Creditors

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
that the Subscriber of Montgom-
cry County, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Montgomery
County, in Maryland. Letters of
Administration on the personal
Estate of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
D6naIH A. DeLashmutt, Attorney
Rockville, Md.
Notice To Creditors

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
t}iak tIae Subscriber of Montgomery
County has obtained from the
orf&ans, Court of Montgomery
County, In Maryland, Letters of
Administration on the Personal
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13

By virtue of the power and
authority contained in a decree of
the Circuit Court for Montgomery
County, dated the 18th day Of May,
1916, and passed in cause therein
pending wherein Harry O. Fawley,
Jr. and wife are the plaintiffs and
Charles w. Fawley, ct al. are the
defendants, the same being Equity
No. 1913, the undersigned, as
Trustee therein named for said
purpose, win on
Tuesday, the 9th day of
~ fvs ~. rnar ~. -
Arizona sun., 1946-10-18
Butchers Go Back
To Work In Citv

Ralph Kirkpatrick. business rep
resentative of the Butcher Work
ers showed up all smiles Tuesday
morning, not so much because
meat prices went out the window,
but because his members were be-
ing called back to work by the
butcher shops of Phoenix.
Many of his members, who had
been laid off their jobs due to the
meat shortage, had secured other
employment temporarily, Brother
Kirkpatrick reported, but he an
ticipated they would all be back
In the shops by the end of the
week.
TITS an i'll wind, ETC."
Arizona sun., 1946-10-18
SUNSHINE"
BY Mrs. Nellie Maye Taylor

Hello there, here and every
where. Wasn't it cold here awhile
back? It is said it was cooler for
that time of the year than it had
been in So years. It takes days
like those to make you appreciate
days like this, with plenty of sun
shine. Or I should say, "us"
rather. This is the weather, the
big shots with plenty of money
come out from the East and North
to enjoy from now until next sum-
mer. And yet we get it all for
nothing, in fact for just being
alive. Let's talk a little about
white Supremacy" and the MAS
ter Race" Eleven Nazis ate their
last meals few hours ago, before
they paid with their lives for teach
ings of the Master Race" They
had a haunting fear of the AL
mighty as the last moments began
to draw near, the imminent strain
of death began to tell on the once
"Superiors" or Masters" They
became pale and restless as all
towards do when the tide or turn
ing point comes. Regardless OF
Arizona sun., 1946-10-18
PICKET LINE At
DOG RACE TRACK

A picket line has been placed
around the dog race track at
Municipal Stadium by Phoenix
Electrical Workers, Local No.
$40, Henry Van Ess business rep
resentative, announced.
The management conducting
the races Is said to be resisting
efforts to unionize the workers
at the track.
There seems to be many ralni-
fications connected with the Op-
Grafton of this venture at the city
stadium, politically and otherwise,
but those things, according to
Brother Van EsS should not pre-
vent the workers from getting
the protection afforded by or
ganization.
As we go to press, it is expect
ed all matters will be ironed out
I'm quick order, but If not, the
complete details will be secured
and published In our next issue.
Arizona sun., 1946-10-18

the South is noted for it's illiteracy.
Not only Negroes are illiterate but
the whites as we'll. Yes, there are
smart people in the South and
from the South, yet the major of
the illiterates are southerners.
There are lot of people who have
attended school, finished school;
yet they are ignorant to the laws
of life. Science, history and natur-
al law teaches us, One Master, One
Supreme Being and One Race and
being the Great Human Race.
There are yet some Nazis left.
Let's not forget to spread sum
shine, as we travel along.
So long-Bye Now.
Arizona sun., 1946-10-18
Dains Favors STATE
Control OF Rents

Ray c. Dains, republican candi-
date for state senator from Mari
copa county, while visiting the La
Dor Journal office, was asked his
views on the present rent situa-
ton. He made the following state
ment:
ut is my belief that the emer-
gency caused by the present hous-
ing shortage requires regulation
of rental properties to assess fair
and equitable rentals rates and
to provide for speedy settlements
between owners and renters.
'The New York state act has
been suggested as pattern for Ari-
zona to follow, and shall be glad,
If elected to the state senate, to
such plan."
Arizona sun., 1946-10-18
Rep. Holohan Doing
Good Work In North

Sister GuStava Holohan, interna-
tional representative of the cater
ing industry, arrived in Phoenix
a few days ago for a well-deserved
rest, but left again Tuesday for
another crusade in the northern
part of the state, where she has
done an outstanding job in COM
batting the fright" to work amend
ment.
Like all other unionists, Sister
Holohan is exerting every effort to
defeat this vicious bill, and while
tired and dragged out" must con-
tinue the fight until Nov. S. It is
a travesty of justice for a group
of people to be attacked by So
called human beings, for the sole
purpose of satisfying the greed OF
low-wage employers.
Arizona sun., 1946-10-18
Time OFF TO VOTE

Arizona, along with 2S other
states, has a legal requirement
that workers are allowed to alb
sent themselves in order to vote
on election day. Penalties are
provided for any employer who
refuses to allow an employee
time off in which to cast his vote.
In this store, the law stipulates
that an employee is entitled to
two hours, between the time Of
opening and closing of the polls,
in which to vote without any loss
of pay. However, in order to
qualify, he must notify the en-
ployer Of his intention to absent
himself from the job prior to
the day Of election and the en-
ployer has the right to specify
the hours during which the en-
ployee may absent himself In Or
der to vote.
Arizona sun., 1946-10-18

race or color. This is the last of
the so-called conquered Master
Race in Nuremberg.
White is the Caucasian race. in
nocent and harmless. Supremacy
highest in power or Master. We
look upon God as our Master or
Supreme Being, with our imagin-
ary, or Spiritual Eye. None of us
have seen Him yet we know there
must be a Supreme Being Some-
where by our own conscience. An
American was in charge of the ex-
ecutions of those NaZis in Ger
many. l just wonder who will be
in charge of these Nazis here in
America when time comes for their
executions. Nothing but a Nazi
would stand up and below white
supremacy, or master race. When
God created all men equal, all men
are conceived and born the same.
Yet we have some fanatics in our
Congress and Senate holding office
who are just as guilty as our be-
loved Nazis who paid with their
lives, fighting for the so-called
Master race. Yet there is nothing
done about it, since the majority
in most cases rule whether right
or wrong.
People are people, regardless of
color, belief or custom. Crime is
crime and is committed by all peo-
pie regardless of color or race. Hit
Ter taught the Master Race and
Power" Power over the whole
world, not just color. But Ameri-
cans teach White Supremacy of
white womanhood. It has always
been Supreme Crime, for Ne
gro man to go with or marry a
Caucasian woman, in some places,
or just be caught in the company
of one. This has caused many a
man to lose his life, guilty or not
guilty, by lynching and other
means. The majority of Negro
men are looking forward to the
betterment of their race, and not
to the scum of civilization, which
holler for notoriety.
Yet the Caucasian men have
married Negro women-raped Ne
gro women and courted Negro wo-
men from the time they were first
brought to America as slaves. A
Negro woman has had no protec-
ton. If a white man protects her
he is called a "N----r lover, if a
Negro man goes to protect her he
is lynched, in many cases it may
be his wife, his mother or his Sis
ter. If he values his life, he must
stay in the background. Many a
Negro woman has had to submit
to wishes of a Caucasian man, for
fear of her life or those of her rel
atives or friends. That gives rea-
son to see why the race is shaded
from lily white to cocoa brown.
This Supremacy stuff originated in
the South, the most horrible major
crimes originate in the South. And
Arizona sun., 1946-10-18
MEAT SHORTAGE UNTIL 1s47

Reports from Chicago and Kan
sas City, flowing into the Capital,
indicated that, although meat will
be slightly more plentiful in about
two months, supplies will continue
well below demand until at least
early spring.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
3meis 81.

Sn llnierer Seriamnlll,ng am 6.
sSanl,ar, bie eine a,lbergelpobnliI)
gut beiud)te mar, tpurocn sic Gin.
fiibrung Ger neuen Beamtiuuen Don
Ser gr.HrIiioentin &atb. 3atel in
tpiirSieer @eiie nou5oge,. Sie nabnl
bas geriprefen unen @ean,tinnen
ab, ltcts gum @obl uno 8eiten oes
Gereins 81, arbeitcu, tpas audi alle
@eamtinnen peripraden.
slQen uusideioenoen 8eamtinnel'
m,,rDe BON ser YrGl q. Montih Scr
bette Tant ausgeiprod)en.
@ir Iaben aue Mitglicoer Elm sur
nad,lten @erianln1l.ag, apeldG 'Sen
3. ssebruar, 3 llbr uubmittass itatts
finOet, Inn iit) ansumcloen fiir unier
8a,tfet, 1ueldes SEN II. 6ebrlur 81,
Gbren unleres 35iGbriqen 8eitcbens
abgbalten miro. 9ie Mrrangieruna
Iiegt IN ocn SGncen ser 8oumtinnc,,
lliro lie treroen al(e allis bette arran,
giren, banrit mir ale einen genllb
reithen Mbeno bobcn.
&ranfe Sdnpcitern iino: aatb
Sehenfer. @ir tpiinifen ibr bolbia
geiicruns. Sobamo @olif, SER.
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6entrolperbonH<s
Nneele9entetteit
Gtnbermfutte Scr >ies.
j6triaen Kenpentien
Hes Central Ucrban>cs!

9cn l0bIid)en 3pcispcrcinen nns
ieres Central @crbanbcs snr aciGllis
gen 9enntnisnatmc, oaf bic bics,
jGbrige &onpention am 1srcitaa, Den
81. Wa;, nnb Samstaa, ben 1. Snri,
i'm Weitieite Sad,ienbeim sn Gleue'
lanb, Ohio, sur Sasung iid) pcr'
iammelt.
Die 3Wciapereinc bes @erbanbcs
.neroen bicrmit frennSlid)it criudt,
iid) in bcrielbcn onrd) bic pullc 3ahl
Der beredtisten 9clcsatcn pertreten
sn laiIcn. Sic crite 8cid)Gf ftsper.
iammlnns piro pnnft 10 ltbr pur.
mittas am 81. Mai er0finct. Die
Selesatcn limb erimdDt etluas ppr Der
anaegebenen 3eit lid, int &eriamm-
Innsslofal cinsnf!noen.
1erner limb ale sntitebenoen Wit-
slieoer uniercr 3,ueisucrcine einae.
IaSen ben @eriammlunsen bcisn.
iuobnen.
Nit treniahTid)em @rnbcrgrnf,
Ssbn 8aItbes, 8r. Yrafoent.
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3tpeia 4.

Gs oiene allen Sdaueiteru sur
gtahriht, oaB Die Gerlammll,ng an
Sonntng, oen 3. isebrltar. 3 llbr
natnnittass itattfinoet. Gle Setres
fare iperoen et!pas friiber oa fem,
INN oie @eitrGge alno Sterbegeloer
Iiir bie perltorbene Sdnpelter slnnn
llnter entgegen5unehmen. Is liegen
auittige Beifdfte Dor lno ale Wtit.
glieNer iino eriuht 81 erifeinen.
ysad, ser GerImnnrlung miro Gaf.
fee ll,no &l,hen ierpiert. &rGnshen
lnb &nrtenpartie.
Sm Mdr5 triro 3tpeig 4 ullf Al
Sabre oft llno 81 Gbren miro Elm
8anfett mir alle Wtitglieoer ubgcbat,
ten.
Muf Ser &rontenllite ilno: Sob
2ierens, Gatb. gielS, IgneS Sdylll.
Ter. Gbarl. 9ottldling. aath. Sped
Sr. uno Heglra 6rid SdtucItern 81;
fruuif aber nidt auI Ser aranfenliltl
iino: aanes aruien, Souiie 8rob
Ienes Sernan llno 5ilba Senneges
Siller. slaen tpiinifen mir baloig,
9ciieruna. 6. SiidIer, Sefr.
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8ebmrtstags.lt lteberraidmng.

ysad elmer Spe5ialperiaiumll,nl
Der 8eamtinnen bes 3ipeig 4 9elane
es uns, ,miere gr@rdi. aotbarin,
Sdermer 81 Gbren ibres @eburts
tages 5u iiberruiden. Nab ser Ser
iammLung ,par aues I'M g,l ,berge
iteat. &0ltlif)e 8aflparen aaer Mr1
bon llnieren 8eamten gegeben. In
iere neue Hrdi. Soie Yetri iiberreih
te &atb. S6ermer perl0nlid) Elm &c.
idenf uls 9lnerfernl,ng ibres brei
idbrigen Oien,tes nno Sd,tu. &otD
Sherner .rur iebr iiberraldyt. oanft(
alien fiir oie 8eihcnfe. 0as Slid
tpiinI6en spoufe gar fcin gnoe neb'
men. 8ir batten aub Die gbre 81,
Yrdi. Warie &eneges bei uns g.,
baben.
3speig 4 .piinid;t alien Dtarien Die
@liid gum 9tamenstag. l1nier Ma
rIentag -&urtenpartie lit am Conn
tag, oen "a. 5ebrl,ar, 3 llbr nadNn
Iae iino ber,lid) eingelaben.
6. Siidler, Sefr.
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9amcndyor Saronia.

I9lm 8. Sebrl,ar peranltaltet oer
Smenhpr Surcnia Elm
.Gmndeon aartcnpare,c
tpo5u mir alle lieben fsrelrnoe
ber5lid)It einlaoen. @enn mir
6leiid) fir 9rahpiirite unS' 9eber.
apiirite betalnmen fonnen iueroen mi.
iolhe ieroieren. Sm aonritee iino;
GrdI. 90. Sigarto, Sara @eber, 6
Mntonills, Marie Stirner, Marg
Waer, 'slnna Jleiid)ar. slnna @ll,
neid, Sofia Sbeaman, 6. grau,
6. &,,tih &. 26ap, Marie Shibler
9ieg. Salner, Sennp slber uno s
Sbellnnan.
9lls 8eihenfe erbalten mir BON;
Gmmu &urtmann Wilb mb Cream
Preiie BON Mnna &naa, 1 aiite 8irr
Sauptpreis SiIoa 5bellnan, 9ilr
ISigarto Sr., Elm @elbenf bon YrGi
M. Sigurto uno aatb. Sdeel.
0onnerstag, sen 81. San,,nr, Il,
8ereinigte 9amenprobe i'm 8eltieitt
'Sa6ienbei,n. Mae SGngerinnen iins
gebeten sll erifeinen.
6. Siihler, Sefr.
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Siebenbi;roiid,.ol .olmerifanifhes Dolfsblatt
Sur Grinneruno

an alnicren geliebten, ,,nucreebliben
Sobn. @rl,ocr, SdHpoger mo SnfeI
aarl Sraufd)
geltorben am 81. Smu,ar 1915 81
0lepelan0, Sbio.
Gin Sabr lit nuu babin9eidJteoen
Scit on ION ilnS 9cgangcn bi1t
sSod) lit Der Sdmers uibt iibers
iplllbcn
8eil man oas 2iebitc nitbt peraibt
Ser ein5i9e Srpit, ber ,lus bleibt,
SIT Wiebcriebcn in Der Glpigfeit.
@eluiomet bon oetner licben @sut'
ter, 'Sdauelter, @m,oer, ISHauascr
alno 9eidte.
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calm, CE,o
SUIWI AItU
Guangeldd= Qntb. Gmmaniicl. STRIDE,
2Gt Suntb |ruahtpap.

Tai!or Scbu @oumnn Sountagidule
ieben SunntnQ l1br porrlittugs. 10 l1br
@ptteabieTIt in Der Hamrcs1prndc. II
llbr oeulidcr G,n:te sbicn't. Ser beut>
Ide &irher Srdllen Gcrein bat an, atpets
ten Nittlrod ieben Wpnats, 8 u6r
nbenbs. &eriolnn1lung. Sonfir:nanben'
llnterridJt (3peiidbri9) ron Septeu1ba
big Cirer.L Sienstaa uno 6reita8 rad
n,ittaps llbr.
Ille Gloubensgenpiieu unb Greunoe
1irS ber5lih tpilltpmlnen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
Setroit, Mid,i9an
9emtfdje nnb S6@fidje Gv. ct. 8ctruS
0irdje, WIcnfielb unb 0ipsberrp NDe.

Hfarrer Sp1auncs Neutfd,, 1921 8lenz
ficlb Nnc. Gel: Hin9rce 6205. Gngs
Iilder 0cttesbienit 10 llDr pnrmittags;
1eutiGe uno engliitc Solutasid)Ile I'M
II ltbr porn,ittu9s. 0sutitDcr 9ottesz
oienft ulll II ltbr porn1ittaas. Seben
lebten Sienstae oes Ntonuts &irhen>
ratsiitltr9. Gur6 bic Commemorate
iebcn Dritien Gienstft;. 10, It iecen
orittss Surutus Src,eu 9'c,cir Ysr>
iammlung. &irdendurprcbe IeSen Srei=
tagabenb.
Vile GlcubcnssenoIien ano Greunoe
limb ber5lis3 einseIaben.
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Mia6ior: Ont., Sanaba
Ct. Guu(uS GirGje, Gvrc:! Mpe.

1915 Yarent Mpe., WinoIor, 3anabd.
@rttesbierlt in Den Ssulmcrmpuaten
bon 80 llbr pprnritto9s. SonntaS.
lI;..le puu 1O-11 llhr pormittaes Sc.
ben eritcn Woiltaa i'm g%unat &irhenz
rat <Sis,ln9. Seben erftcn Sonnerstag
abcnbs I'M Wonat Sralleu Terein Sttz
suna. Iuc Bolts llun @lanbensgenoIen
jtnb ber5iidy lpilltomlnen.
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3me'g 4.

slue Ntitglieoer anDaen gefalligil
iih bentiiben ne,,e Witglieber iiir 81!
31peige 1 ooer 4 Sll iperben. Sir !
neue Mitglieoer erbdlt man $40.
Mlle equities Iteben gerne 81 Olenitcu
@ir moften eerne neuc piitglieOe,
bis 5ur aonpention lno ser 3lueig |
~ ieinem 50iabrigen Subilil,m bel
bringen. equities iiir 3lpeie 4 iinb
aatb. Sbermer, g. 3. Shneioe,
uno Guib. Sdmiot. 6. e., Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
G!ebelan6, Gbio
9. g. Guans. 2utb. ct. SobanneS 2irhc

.. 9. Guang. 2utb. ct. SSbannes 2irdc
Paitor 3mls SoiieI. 7G1 gobb Moab.
Sel.: Mulberrb O646 tlDr por1nittaes
teutfder Wutttsbicnit. 10 llbr Spnnz
taal6ule. ii llbr enslii6e, lSottssoienit
9utber 2iga MnDadht r,ro &crlamn,luns
Sonntae 1880 llbr abc,S3. &oufirman=
benzllnterribt unb beut;6)e Gtbule am
Samsto9 bon ltbr pprrlitaas on. Ille
&laubensVcnolicn !ino JcrsIib einees
lnben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
Glltppp6 gits, va.
ct. 9e9IS Mcn:cinbe.

Tahor SDoinas q. 'Sjni3er. 8aupts
gottesoicnil ieben Sunntag 1920 l1hr
moru..i=. S6,lutasIeGu!e 9:3O llpr.
Nunfirancenlnterridt ie na6 angdbe
bes iYei1rrcrs. &irGcnrat5iibung ieoer
letten San,5tag i'm Nenuot I llbr abenbS
SonntagiduilebreriibunG ieben britter,
sc::::::c>.S in G&ouat, e:a9 ilbr moraens.
airden1orprobe iehen Sreitaa 1880 llhr
abenos. Stirden 6rauen VereinszSits
,ung icocM oritteit Sonuerstaa I'M Nos
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Giebertafel 4emiid)ter Gbor.

Cteoerfatel Oemt1Nter ND0r.
bdlt feline Ser innrlnlung ben 7. Sc
brltar, 8 llbr abenos db. 9a iebl
tpidtige @e;diifte oorliegen fino a1s
Sdnger uno Sdngeril,1en eril,ht an.
tpeIenS 81. iein. 9eah Sen Sc ih6fte,1
feiern mir apie iiblih @eburtstag.
unIere Singitun6en finoen ieocn
Montag 8 ltbr ubenos itatt. @ir
bitten alle ftimmbegabten M6nner
uno Srauen Ser Sftieite ii6 Der 2is.
ertafel an5uidlieBen. @ir fonnten
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Carr, eSmbiona

9eutihc Gu. 2utbcr. 8rrteruS s2trd)e,
Gdc II. Mpe. mnb 1iIlmure ctr.
Yiorrcr Wuguit g. S'iDttng, 1919
Fillmore Ctr. Sci: 2355l. Se6en
Spnntua 3 ilhr rprmittoss Srnutdg>
fhule 10 lthr cnalild)er @ottesbienft.
II llbr b,utit)cr @pttc5olcnit.
Iue liitbcr,Edcn @lnllhensgeno1ien
oeutId,cr l;nb el1alilder 1unae in @arb
uno lln,ae6una it,lb 81 Den 8ottesbien'
ltcn ber5ltdy cin0elnhen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
Canton, Chic
0utherifhe GbriitnS STRIDE,
2113-14. Ctr. ". 6.

SlI3--14. Str., u. z.
Yfarrer Soilfspreo1eer. Sonnz
tagldule u'r 9:3O llbr rlprlen. 9eutits
Sn9ltld)er Gottesbicnit 1890 u6r NOR
gems
Nae 0luubensscnoIicn NIB 0rcunhe
Iiro ber5lid) eingclapen.
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tt8es 81 beidIlicBen a1o fonnen oies
mir nit ser Cooperation ser pollen
Mitglieberjabl tim. Sllio bite liebe
'Sdlpeltcrn, poll5ablig 81 eriGeineu.
S. g., Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24

ein, Inn nit ,,ns tpie6er eir,i9e Stltn.
oen in Der lieben nlten &einat i'm
Gei1te al berapetlen.
Ger Gbor lit fleibie am @roben
uno beritdert aIlen einen pergniig.
ten Mbcn6. Marp @uip, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
Golnmbns, :I.,i,io
Gpang. 2utber. Martin 2utber Stride
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Yfarrer 9. g. 6euer. febcn Sonutas
uoritta9s 3 lltr Sonntog's)uie; 10 l1br
en9IiidJer G'ottesoieuit; II llbr oeuti6er
0ottesrienit.
IIIe Gj'oube.sacnoncn lnb srennbe
limb ber5lit, eulaelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
MA)tmng yNlne anb Cob Star
Nutbers GLIB"

Cine Spesialperianlmlllna lit fir
Gonnerstae, Den 81. Sanuar, nutb-
mittass i llbr alngeiogt. 6oflentlid)
lit ser 7otum ben Mitglieoern metr
selegen nls Ser aetpobnlide Ser.
ialnmlungsGbenb. gSir baben @ib.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
Cleveland Weit. 9cutidj- -0cntetnbe,
@cit 50. ctr. unb ySif(ar6 Wpe.

&aitor ,,obunnes 9ellrI:bldnoer, 5000
@illaro slnc. Sell: gsuubbine 9O55.
@ottesoienlt ieben Sonnz unb Seiertag
in oeutlGcr llno ena(iidler Sprad)e. -
Sonntasldlile ieocn Soni:ia9 80 llbr
pcrmitta9s. 9arallffolqeuo engliit6ec
Wottesbicnit bon 1O-1C As llbr. 9:erz
uuf fc!9t Der bertid)e Gioiieshienit lint
II llbr polmittaos.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24
Tarrea. Ha.

9eutibe Gu. 2utb. st. Hanlus =strdbe.
72t-25 Srmtt Mue.
Yforrcr Nrtbur s.. @Iant. Seoeu Sonnz
tag 8 ll1r porltitta9s Sonnta9Ifule;
10 llbr cnslii:Der; II ibr bcutider
8nttesbic,nr.
Iae I,tIeriiGen Gl,llbensgenonen
be,ltidcr lmb cnaliider 3nnae 1t, Sar>
rel, Sbaron llnb llm9eoeno iinb 5n ben
@cttcsbie,iten berslibit eingclaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-24

cinen groBen GDor gaben, ,penn oem
Siugen mebr Sntereiie entgegenges
braGt ipiirbe.
llnler Sriibjabrsfonsert finoet aln
%. slpril itatt. @ir buifen ale Sull,
GER unb SGngerinncn am Tonnerss
tag, ben Z. 6ebrl,ur, begriiben 5ll
fonnen uno gleih5eitig alld neue
Mitglieber in ben Serein einsuiiibs
ren. &atb. Srdgner, Sefr.