davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-08-13
AT ter Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs
Registered U g. Patent once i
By Harry Macarthur

iOSNFtHuF
being big and dumb. The pro-
fessors proved the mo point
theory several football seasons
ago when the Redskins" scored
exactly that as the Bears" ran
up 73 sound facts. Having been
so finely schooled, I will defend
myself in the ways of gentle
man.
First of all. allow me to in
form you that I never heard of
Mr.. George Antheil and his Bad
Boy of Music" And I assure
you I never saw one page of his
treatise on naughty musicians
Of the symphony world.
Secondly, I'm not too certain
that Mr.. Antheil's story Is an
original, Back in 1887 the late
Glenn Miller told me about a
happening similar to the one I
sent you.
Thirdly. because of the above
statement. I am not making
claims that my story was orig
inal. But I do make the asser-
ton that such an incident did
take place at the Nightingale"
Several nights ago while 1 was
visiting the Alexandria night
spot-which houses the best band
and the biggest dance floor il
the Washington area-I heard
Bobby Swope wailing because he
had long rest in new arrange
ment the band was playing.
told young Mr.. SWope the Glenn
Miller story and suggested he
follow the central idea and go
out for a smoke. Being very
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
In 0rsy Chiffon

The bridesmaids. Miss Mar
iorie Walton and Mrs. Law
renee A. Hubert, wore gowns
like that of the honor mad
with hats and muffS Of blue
shirrcd not and cascades Of
deeper pink
Mrs Scaholm'S gown was Of
plstina gray Shiffon and lace
and her flower hal IN shades Of
fuchSla and purple
Mrs. Hubert wore aqua crepe
with a matching feather hat
md both mothers wore corSage
(oouqucts OF American Beauty
roses
A reception was given Al the
Ilc- Eat i--'Itt1 D1r1T1 1T7 Tfc
young couple left for 4 month";
wedding trip After that thcy
viii live in Kalamazoo.
For going away To bride
wore frock NJ sheer aqua wool
under her Shcsrcd beaver nat
and coat.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Blend Makeup
To Hair Shade

TT SOMETIMES happens that
newly bleached tresSes are
a jarrlng note IN personal sp-
pCsrancc The average blonde
or redhead usually has light.
delicate skin coloring that gives
y A soft. fair tone When hair
is made lighter after having
been drah or light brown. the
skin docs not conform. Hence.
the need Of the right shades Of
makeup
Powder should carry = golden
east. FeUuEF sud fTpgrtCk must
not be brilliant Lip pigment
should carry A fresh. clear tone
10 the mouth portals: warm
shades of rod are best Wine
tones are likely 10 make the
skin look Sallow.
Very little rouge should be
employed. II should he a faint
tint. placed high on the cheek
bones. passed upward toward
the temples.
Eve makeup must be- soft
pedalcd. The crayon can he used
II tho eyebrows are light. a
dark brown pencil IS more fiat
tcring than a black one. which
is usually mistake in any
case. When extending eyebrows.
follow the contour OF the eyes.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Mrs. Shepherd Back

Mrs John / Shepherd and
her daughter. Miss Susan Ann.
Nwho has been living IN Cahfor-
'nia for the past two years while
Mr. Shepherd has been on duty
in the south ParclflC have re-
turned 10 Birmingham 10 await
his arrival home and have
opened their. home in kenSlnC-
ton drive Beverly Hills
Mrs Arthur J Brandt Jr has
gone 10 Chicago where she viii
meet her husband. Capt.
Brandt on his return from duty
IN the south Pacific They will
remain in Chicago until Capt
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Birmingham
Weddinq
BIRMINGHAM. Jan. 10.

A'AANAfAA .NNAAA<ANlf Jan. IL.
EIRST PRES BYTERIAN
CHURCH, Birmingham. was
Othe scene Of a lovely wedding
this afternoon at 3 o'clock
when the Rev. Glen Harris and
the Rev. David Thornbury
united in marriage Miss Natalie
Seaholm, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest w. Seaholm. and
William Buncheg Hubert. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts HUI
bert. Cathedral candles and
white lilies in A background Of
greens were used 10 decorate
the altar.
The bridal gown was Prn-
cess model OF ivory satin. the
panels of the skirt were relieved
by a shirrlng AT the hip line
A tiny coronet OF Chantilly
lace and fnGertip veil Of
ChantiIly lace were from her
mothers wedding dress. The
-Feii was faced with bridal illu-
sion. She carried a cluster Of
gardeniaS.
Miss Gretta Seaholm was her
sisters maid OF honor and wore
A picturesque floor length gown
Of Wedgcwood blue brocadcd
taffeta fashioned on Princess
lines and 2 halo and face vcil
Of pink Shlrrcd not. She car
ried a muh ol the same net
with cascades of sweetheart
rOScS.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Son for Andersons

Mr. and Mrs Vincent Andcr-
son Dorothy Dufhcldl are re-
ceivinG fluctuations on the birth
Of son. James Duffield Jan.
Il
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Flint
arc planning 10 leave in Feb
rHaf> for their customary stay
a. Palm Springs. Cal
Mrs Frank W. Shuell has
Just returned home after visit
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Hills Youth
Riding
BLOOMFIELD HILLS,
Jan. 10.

BLAJNJMf lElslJ Hills
Jan. 10.
SATURDAY morning rides for
~ the younger generation are
taking place regularly at
Bloomfield Open Hunt. Noted
there this morning were Doro-
thy Booth. Janet and Billy Me-
Hattie, Nancy Shore from
Rochester, Ingrid Reichhold.
r a ym on d and Cary Nicol,
Harry Nichols Jr.. Sally Fortler
and Victor and Cynthia Hadley
Ems. and Mrs. Gordon Craig
have returned from San Fran
cisco where they have been Nv
ing since their marriage last
March Mrs. Craig will remain
At the home of her parents, the
Warren s. Booths. while her
husband is in China. his new as
signment Pvt Dick Craig Is
home on furlough from Indian
town Gap, Pa. and if Capt.
Robert Craig OF the Marine
Corps gets IN tomorrow from
Quantico there Will be re-
union a. the Craig home. for
FIVE brothers VINO have been IN
service will be home for the
first time together since 1912.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
TrumbuIIs Entertain

Mr. and Mrs. George r
Trumbull OF DunSton road. Will
give the first OF a series Of
small dinner parties Saturday
evening in their residence. They
have invited - guests.
Mr. and Mrs Howard NJ.
kreNge. who came from Cali
fornia in June and have been
staying At the Bloomfield home
OF Mrs. Anna kreSge, have Just
moved 10 their recently remod-
clcd home in LahSer road. Mrs.
Anna kreSgc viii 90 10 her
Palm Beach residence early in
February.
Mrs Fritz e HYDE Jr. viii
be hostess At The next meeting
Of the Oakland County branch
Of Detroit Junior League the
evening of Feb 4 when DR..
Fritz Red viii be the speaker.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Commander Home

Cmdr. John 3. HaSsbcrCer
has arrived home after -Se, crat
wears service on the West
Coast and m the south Pacific
area and has heen released
from The navy. He IS occupy ing
hls house IN Northtawn driNe
Miss Fay Anderson and her
house guest Miss Janet kelSO
Of Kennebunk Landing. Me,
who have been widely enter
tanned during their stay with
Miss AndcrSon'S parents. Mr..
and Mrs Walter Anderson. left
Fuday 10 report IN Washing
ton. n & The girls arc staff
workers n the American Red
Cross and recently returned
from duty IN tho south Pacific
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Society TO Hear
Iris Garden Rel port

At THE annual meeting Of
the Detroit Iris Society tomor-
row AZ 2 p. m in the home Of
Mrs Frederick Huetwell in
Virginia Park. members will
hear Frank Campbells report
on the location Of the new iris
trial garden. where seedlings
and the newest impOrtations
VIII be grown
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
60 10 New York

Mrs. w. G.. Robbins and her
house guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Mead. viii leave Mon
day for 10 days in New York.
Mrs Charlton G. Eden is
spending 10 days in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Irving b. Bah
cock. accompanied by their
daughter. Mrs James +. Weeks.
and Mrs. r. y. Rutherford. are
spending 10 days in San Diego,
Cal About Feb Mr. and
Mrs Babcock will hy 10 Miami
Beach, Fla. where they nave
taken one OF the cottages at The
Flamingo Hotel for the rest OF
the winter.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

Feminine spice and pastel perfection!
That's the theme of our newest collec-
tion of Vicki Lynns. Delightfully."- femi-
nine, they're charming contrast to your
tailored apparel. Soft bows, ruffles and
tucks are the touches that add glamour.
THEY'RE WASHABLE, durable, ador-
able. In white, blue pink, maize, aqua,
lime and American Beauty.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Musicale on I'D

Patrons and patroncSScS for
the benefit concert which Wil
be given by the Birmingham
Musicale January - 20 raise
funds for the Musical Therapv
program IN Michigan veterans
hospital Viii include
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

Brandt receives his army dis
charge al Fort Sheridan.
Guest in the House" a
t1rec-ac1 play. Will be presented
by the Village Players January
> and rs and viii be preceded
hy that delightful Coffee Lobby
planned wnen The performance
Is lust for members Dean Bur
nett IS the director and the cast
includes.
MEsDANFs
.-' kinney Gordon Rssrr
Pau hvfriH Dean Rurnsff
Gardner y Corn Bs.tltn ksffhu-r
MISSES
BsI hafS Aiters Retssv Brrssfsr
hsrfsrsf Cliffrrd
NEscRS
FenisniH HrFUVfer Hs~t SroHrIlr
Chsgift SnsIu Waite Sxsnnrr
Rsre fyu0n
and % " Wilson hiirhsI
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

with her daughter. Mrs. George
W Wolf Jr., AT Green Farms,
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Abbott
are entertaining AZ cocktails
this evening before the dance at
Forest Hills Country Club.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-06
Gnlnrnrs Hrieffrrjuhtl;iuln

Mm pergangenen Counting, 80. Su.
nj, feierte Ser bohtp'Ite Sr. 8iIhof
Sobannes 8ernarb &epenboeriter, %.
S.B., ,apoItoliider gifar Der 8aba-
mas -Snieln, iein goloenes Hrieiter-
iubil1um. Mus oieiem @nlnB tpnr0e
Der Subilar bon 8apit Bius XII.
gum Stang zines papItlihen Ebron-
ailiitenten erboben unb gleihaeitig
iibermittelte Ser Sl. 8ater ibm uno
allen 9rieItern un6 @ldnbigen ieines
Sprengels oen pdpItlihen Segen.
Die einorudseolle Subelfeier fano
anf 6em @el1noe oes 8eneoiftiner-
priorats in geaiiau itatt, mo- Der SUI
bilar unter freiem Simmel elm iolen-
mes Bontififalamt 5elebrierte, bel
uelhem Der bo6tu'ite Sr. @eibbii6of
stephan S. Gonabue bon Stem Oorf
in 8ertretung bon &arotnal Spell
man Die Seitpreoigt belt.
Der ssubilar tpuroe am 1. Nobent-
ber 1869 in Mlten~giien, HreuBen,
Deuti6lanb, geboren, fam in friiber
Sugeno nit ieinen @ltern nod Ime-
rifa, uno atpar ra6 Weinneapolis,
Ninn., abiolpierte feline flaiiiiden
Stubien an Der ct. Sobn's lniber-
ittp in gonegeoiae, Winn., trat bort.
lelblt in ben Beneoiftineraoroen Elm
unb legte am 25. Suli 1892 feline @e.
liibbe ab. am "a. Sum- 1896 tpurbe
er gum 8rieiter getpeibt uno mar bier
ouf langere 3eit Seminaroireftor in
ieinem &loiter. Spdter tpirfte er als
Bfarrer in Der groBen ct. anielms-
8farrei in Seem gorf, bis er am %.
Dtai 1881 gum Mpoitoliiden 8rdfef-
ten fir bie 8abama-Snieln uno am
27. Sftober 1888 gum gitularbildof
bon gamulia ernannt 1puroe. SIN So
nuar 1941 tpurbe er gum apoitoli-
i6en Gifar oer 8abama-Snieln erbo-
ben.
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Sooesau5etgell

Sran Marp 8alen, geb. i'm Sabre
1873 in 8rooflpn, q. g., geit. in
&iogetpooo, 9t. g., poblperieben.
Sangiabrige, eifrige 2eierin.
SRI. Catherine Senden, geit. am
13. Nui 1916 i'm Mlter BON breiuno=
iieb5ig SSabren in Cincinnati 3.
SRI. Wf. 6. Sebrenbader, gelt. am
5. Iprtl 1916 in gli5abetb, q. S.
Sranf Srann, geit. I'M Mdr5 1916
in 8inamac, SSno. Sitter 2eier.
5ram Soiepb u. &nbtner, geIt. am
Z. SUM 1916, tpoblporbereitet, it,
8rooflpn, sc. a. 9llte 2eierin.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-06

= v8ir geboren nibt uns, ion6ern
8ott. 8esmegen iino mir fein oanf-
barer Baum, tuenn mir nidt alle
Griidte Sbm allein geben. ,Nae neuen
unb alten aepfel, n1ein @eliebter, ba-
be id) bir aufbelpabrt' (Sobelieo z,
13). 0ie alten Iepfel iino Die 8erfe
Der Natur, Die neuen Die @erfe Der
@naoe. @ie iie MIN INNER ieien, 70
ioaen mir tie ane @briItus, oIs unie-
rem geliebten Serrn, auf6epabren"
(Seqneri).
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,HQdnnkQn
- s.
u. .Erinnernngep
gpu q { b. 8. SnertseS
(Sortie

@Gbreno in ser fatboliI6en Stride
ourd oIle Sabrbunoerte binOnrh Die
Seiligfeit uno ltnauflosli6feit Der
gbe nit groBter Sorgfalt aufredt err
baIten tpuroe, riittelten Die &eber an
oieier feiten Saule, obne lie ie gum
8anfen gu bringen. au6 Die ioge-
nannten Gefor1natoren unter ibrem
rebeaiiben anfiibrer Wcrtin Sutber
Iebten alle Sebel IN 8emegung Tim
bieIes meientlide 5unoament Der So
Mile uno oes Staates 5u untergra-
ben. grflGrte bod Or. Weartin GU
tber: uDie gbe lit elm tpeltlif Ding,
pie cine anoere tpeltlibe Sanblung"
'uno itri6 iie aus Der &eihe Ser Safra-
mente. au6 Cabin ldBt Die gbe tros
ibres gottli6en 1riprungs ebenioipe-
mig als Saframent gelten pie ader.
bau, 8aufunIt, oas Sanomerf bes
S6ulters. oes S9retners ODER am
oere.
slus Ser gbei6eioung na6te man
balo b0aise Srennung (Giporce).
Sir oieie lieB 2utber bier 8riinoe
gu: gbebru6, unpermogen, bosmil-
liges 8erlaiien uno l1npertraeli1feit.
[Damit leste er ltb iiber oen 8ottes-
lobn Seius gbriltus, ser feinerlei
@riinbe fiir gbetrennung 5ulaBt.
Sn BreuBen bate man nod neun
Deitere 8riinoe bin5ugefiigt, unb es
fam 10 apeit, oaB man beliebig 5lliam-
men= oOer auseinanoergeben fonnte.
&0nig Seinri6 VIII. bon gnglano
peritieB flint 5rauen matchmaker,
uno nabm cine ie6Ite. Sudte er BEL
friibern Chen na6 Nibtigfeitsgriin-
ben, 10 lieB er itb i6lieBli6 BON bem
ld6erliden @runoe leiten, baB er
ieine Srau nidt mebr liebe. Wartin
2utber eing, tpie bereits friiber err
ndbnt, 10 tpeit, als Die Sieltpeiberei
fir redtlid 81 erflaren. grnIte, benz
fenoe BroteI Itanten baben aaeroings
Die edn5lide 8erpeltlidung ser gbe
beflagt, aber ibre &lagen oerballte1
ergebnislos.
9as Sodseitsseuanb Der Srantlente
Sea, tpieoer ba? @etpiB nit Dem
erlten 3ug eingetroffen!" go reoete
mid sSatber 9feinefe an, als er mid
fur5 Dor Der Weiie antraf.
u8in i6on tpieoer 3d." anttportete
id, vuno 5mar nad elmer laItigen unb
umitGnoli6en gilenbabnfabrt. WuBte
oreimal lln1Iteigen uno iogar einmol
iiber gsa6t bleiben. 9as ma6t oas
Heiien unbequem uno niiblam."
~Sas lit apabr," meinte er, noes-
balb reiie i6 nidt germ peiter als
bis na6 ct. 2ouis ooer Cincinnati.
9as iino our6eebenoe Streden. aber
ou biit nod jung uno fraftig. @entt
i6 oaran oenfe, tpas babe i6 in mel
men iungen Sabren mid oft gefreut,
nenn i6 na6 Ser5ensluit our6 Die
Brarien uno Bottoms galoppieren
fonnte! 9alo ging's na6 SigblanO,
Srenton, ober nad garlple; Damn init
Satber Siegbart nab Gentralia ooer
nod dpeiter. Sa, in ben eriten aebn
unb 5tpan5ig Sabren meines iungen
BrieIterlebens NOR bas 2eiten meine
Suit uno grbolung. Strides 2eben in
Ser freien 2uft erbdlt unb ltarft ben
aorper. - Aber no biit ou benn ge.
neien?"
sd NOR in aetpunee, 81, lni
babe meme S6meiter Derbeiratet."
so, 10, BORT femme i6 tpieoer ME.
mano. @ie beiBt Der 8farrer?"
Ser beiBt 9onatus Grope."
nSit oas iein 8ruoer, Der in Sad.
lonDille iIt?"
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(Sortiebung folgt)
Trftp tnt Jult

Die fl. Gliiabetb bpn Bortngal tpuroe Inn 1871
geboren ,tno apuroe in friber sSligeno NIT &onig
9enis bon Bortlsal bern1abH. SIM @egenias 5u
Dem 5iiseaoien 2ebensuanoel ibres @atten fiibrte
iie Elm itreng tugenobaftes 2eben ,lno ibr gepieI
befebrte i'm idlieblih bon ieinem 2aIterleben Mad
ieinem Eooe nabm gliiabetb oas aleo 6es Dritten
Sroens oes III. Gran3isfus Sbr Seit 1T am 8. suli
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-06

rSa, Ser lit es, Sobn grotpe, uno
oer anbere 8ritoer lit soiepb Grope
in Chicago, ... bret tiidtige 8rie-
|iter."
Ser @ep. Don Grotpe lit. 9farrer
Der 8iiitation Gburh, cine groBe Sir
DIE peridieoener geationen. gr lieIt
bier Welien am Sonntag fir bieiel-
ben, bis er einen Miiiitenten erb1lt.
Sp1ter miro bie @emeinoe tpabr=
ideinlid seteilt tperoen. 8ieaeiht gibt
es Damn eine belgiide, litamiibe ltnb
polniIbe 8emeinoe. gs fam audi 10.
Iie 8eutiben uno Srlanoer blieben
5ulammen llno biloeten oie ietige
groBe Marien-@emeinoe, Die baIo
oarauf cine groBe neue Stride bante
iolpie Elm groBes Soipital. Satber
grome fonnte pobl oeuti6, aber ni6t
Iitauiid, nod polniid, nod fran5o-
iiid) ODER pldmil6. gr Itarb BEL einem
8eiude in Hom unb ipuroe BORT be-
graben.
r8ann mar oie Seirat tpobl ni6ts
Neues in Der groBen @e1neinoe, llno
ser Bfarrer bat oi6 oie Srauung
pornebmen laiien?" lagte 5atber
Heinefe.
vSo," ertpioerte i6. rgr flagte
aud iebr iiber Die 3unabme Der MiI6-
eben. gs freue i'm ieoesmal, tpenn
Elm gbepaar iid driitfatbolii6 trauer
laiie. gr, ifreibe oieies Ben guten
briitli6en gltern au, Die ibre &inoer
i'm edit 6riitli6en Sinn er5ieben uno
tie Dor alien @efabren tpornen. 0ie
@ottes fur6t bdlt oie &inoer auf Dem
redten 8ege. @oaen 8raltleute Sen
8naoenrei6tum uno aller Segnungen
bes gbeIaframentes teilbaft tperoen,
10 miiiien ite Dor bem aItare i'm So6-
5eitsselpanoe ber beiliemadenoen
@naoe eribeinetl ionlt lit nur unie-
gen uno Slu6 ibr Inteil."
Die Gbe Ser >Garten Der &inber
Die gbe lit Elm @arten, tporin ser
Samen Der iungen Bflan5en geidt
meroen, morin tie aufiprieBen ge=
pflegt tperoen reifen uno geerntet
neroen. go Elm @orten lit bie gbe,
in tpel6em oie Ginoer geboren uno
er5ogen aperoen.
n0a fommen tpir," bemerfte So
tber &einefe, rauf Die Sauptarbeit
hno Sauptiorge: Die &inoerer5iebung.
Dieielbe nimmt ben gan5en Sriibling
uno Sommer bes gbelebens in Mn=
ipruh. Gs lit oie Sauptiorge Ser gl-
tern, ibre &inoer forperli6 uno be-
ionoers geiitig itarf au er5ieben, nit
Der beionoern Mbitdt, Die Musbiloung
oe5 8eiites in ieoer 8eaiebung 5u
foroern, obne nelde Der iunge MenI6
|nur gu einem tueltli6en WenI9en
beranmddit. Gin iol6er Wenl6, obne
religioie uno moraliide gr5iebung lit
eihe @efabr fir Die menidlide @eiea-
idaft. Gin in tueltlidem 8iiien rid
itanbiger Weni6 gerei6t ni6t nur
iid, ionbern ieinem Nebenmeni1en
gum Sell un6 Nuben, tpenn er cine
iolioe relisioie gr5iebung genolien
bot"
sd fenne," fubr 6atber Geinefe
fort, rniele alte 2eute, Die tpeoer le-
len nod i6reiben fonnen, aber iie iinb
in Der &eligion gut er5ogen uno gut
bepanbert uno fennen BEN 8eg gum
Simmel. Sn ean5 europa NOR tpGb-
reno bes Wittelalters Die Shulbil-
oung bauptia6lib fir oen 0eittel-
Itano uno Sic &ei6en. 9as geipobn-
libe @olf batte uenig Sdulbiloung.
brauhte tie audi nidt, beIaB aber
forperli6 uno geiitis seiunoe arbeits-
frafte. europa NOR ME gliidliher,
aunit uno @iiienidaft erbliibten ME
berrlider als I'M S6atten Der Heli-
gion."
(5ortiebung folgD
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Stiuttte 0eS GDlfeS
fdr. bas Soiepbinuut

Enclosed find money order for
$40 which I promised if a certain
favor was granted me. Thank God
it was.
H. B., Ill.
Sd batte Elm geripre6en gema6t
5u gbren oes bl. SSoiepb uno bin, @ott
iei Sanf, erb0rt poroen. ginliegenI
Die peripro6ene 8abe bon 50.
5rau S. @., Sa.
ginliegeno ST gum geIten Ser Stu.
oenten gu gbren oes FL. Solepb, gum
Can't fir oie grborung elmer 8itte
6. st.
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Ser fl. 8antGnms tpar piele Sabre lang Elm
Stoifer, befebrte ii6 ieood gum Gbriitent1m, nad.
oem er nit Na6folgern oes Serrn betannt tpuroe.
SIN Sabre 179 puroe er NIT Der 2etung Der drift
Iben Sdule in Mleranorien betraut Spater ging
er als gfiiiionar nod Dem Sernen Often, febrte
aber fura Dor ieinem Eooe i'm Sabre 216 na6 ale.
ranbrien auriid Sein 5eit lit am z. Suit.
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Sude cine !Sansbalterin, Die mil
lens lit, meine inbalioe Srau 81 In.
teritiisen. Gutter 2obn. 3mei 3in1mer
iteben ibr our 8erfiigung. @egen Nd.
beren menoe man it6 an: George 6.
Spffmann, 22t 8aD st., Sannton,
ton, Waii.
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Brtn1izfrifi.tt

| Clements, Meinn. Sn Der
bieiigen ct. Soiepbs-&irhe fano on,
II. SUM- oie feierIide Brirni5 bes
bodn. &rn. NaDmono SC. geuoefer
itatt. Der Neuprielter, Elm Sobn bon
Srn. iino Sran M. g. Neuoefer bon
bier, ipur6e auf elmer Sarm geboren,
mafte feline boberen Stuoien ain Bor.
bereitungsIen1inar Na5aretb SOIL nnb
am ct. Bauler Seminor nno tpurbe
am 8. SUM- in Der ct. Bauler &a-
ltbeorale BON gr5biifof Murrap ge-
Iipeibt. @r tit, nunmebr an Der ct.
Wattbdus Stride in ct. Baul als
Miiiitent itationiert.
8ei Ser bieiieen Seier ailiItierte
oem Brini5ianten am glltare ieir
Snfel, bohm. &r. Bfarrer Solepb
Neuoeder bon Searles als Hreibpter
Iiiiitens. gls 9iafon flngierte Der
bodip. ST. Otto Neuoefer bon ct.
Yaul, elm Better; aIs Suboiafon Ser
bodtp. Sr. 8farrer &. M. geeubeder,
elm Snfel; als 3eremopienmeiiter Der
bo6tp. &r. Urban Neuoefer BON Sna-
tonna, ebenfaas Elm 8etter bes Bri-
mi5ianten. Gin 1peiterer Snfel bes
Neuprieiters, Der bo6m. Sr. Hfarrer
SEQ Neubeder bon Sberburn, belt
Die Seitpreoigt, unb 5tpei 8ettern,
Soiepb uno &ibaro Neuoeder Don
Clements, tparen Winiltronten.
-8erb q m, Minn. am pergan.
genen Sonntag, 80. Stunt, feierte ser
bodn. p. Sames g. 9on, CSC,
Sobn BON Srn. unb Srau Bbilip
DoG, in Der bieitgen ct. Warien.
Stride feline 8rinti5. CT tpur6e am
"a. SSuni in ser geotre Dame Uni
beriitp gum 8rieiter gepeibt. Die
Seitprebigt bei-b Ser prd9tigen Seier
bielt Ger boftp. ST. g. S. Sdirmers.
p. 0oG tpurbe 1919 in gerbam ges
boren, beiudte Die bieitge ct. Sen-
rD's=Bfarri6ule unb Die Herbam
Sigh S6ool, Die er nit boben Mus-
5eidnungen abiolbierte, unb trat bas
raufbin in Notre Game in bas 8rie-
Iterieminar Elm. Seit 1912 ftubierte
er am Solp GroB College in @aib-
ington. 0a6 fi1raen1 Serienaufentbalt
bel ieinen Gltern miro Der yeeuprie-
lter nad Gotre Dame auriidfebren,
Inn itd Inn oen 9oftorgrab gu be-
'perben.
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