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Milford chronicle., 1946-06-07

Jean Cooper. Mrs. Richard
KINNEY. Mrs. Robert Racch
Ter. Miss Louise Pcttyiohn.
Miss Katherine Williams ana
Miss Jill Gavotas.
-
IN
MIR. and Mrs Osborne Walls
of Wilmington. y. c.. wclcom-
ed a son ON May -. who has
been named Osborne Kirby
Walls, Jr. Mr.. Walls is man
agcr of the electrical section
of the Sears, Rocbuck Com
pany Store in that city.
-
IN
Mrs. John lIallctt and Mrs.
Harry Williams of Frcdcrica
returned home on Monday af-
ter an enjoyable week spent in
Washington, ID. c.. with Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Dean and fam
ily While there they attended
the graduating exercises at
George Washington University
where their niece. Elizabeth
Nan Dean, was member of
the class, with Miss Margaret
Truman, daughter of the Pres
idcnt. whom they saw receive
another degree on that day, and
who presented his daughter
with her diploma.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-07

Miss Ida Wilson. whose
wedding to Mr.. William Wells.
will take place on June 20, will
have her sister, Miss Ruby Will
son. of PocomOke. at her maid
of honor. Little Carolyn Mas
ten. her niece. will be flower
girl and Tommy Wells, the
brother of the groom-elect, will
be ring bearer. Her Oldest bro
ther. Mr.. Arthur Wilson. also
of Pocomoke. will give her in
marriage. Mr.. willard Tease
will be the best man. The cere-
mony will take place in the
Avenue Methodist Church at
two O'Clock. daylight time.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Pearce of Denver. Colorado.
welcomed their third son on
Saturday. June /. in hospital
in Chicago. The Pearces have
lately moved to Denver, where
Mrs. Pearce will shortly go
with her family. Mr.. Pearce is
pilot with the United Air
Lines and is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph J. Pearce.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
THE TAR HEEL
GARDENER
BY JOHN II. HARRIS.
N. G. State College

1t is not always the cold weather
that kills the plants but more often
it is the sudden rise in temperature
that aus the damage. On the
night u first snow fell it culgh1
me by surprise and | did not have
any leafy vegetables covered. The
next morning | rushed out and GOV
cred them with cloth which is about
the same weight as feed sacks. Many
of my neighbors wondered why 1
was covering my Vegetables slncH
apparently the damage had already
been done. A few days later showed
that | had acted wisely. | left thc
cloth covering over the vegetables
for three days until all the snow
had melted and the ground had
thaWed. | then removed the cover
and found thu, all the vegetables
on the inside, which included leaf
lettuce, mustard, smooth = leaVed
Eale, and spinach, had not suffered
1t all from the cold weather. These
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
f. \. Gardner Is
Clarke St. PTA
Guest Wednesday

At the January meeting Wedncs-
d,,y of Clarke Street PIT A., Rev.
+. Norflcct Gardner, First Baptist
castor, spoke IN "Working Together
Towards Better Understanding OF
t"'l Oredr 2atjon.' Mr.. Gardner
divided his talk into two phases
the year 1915 and the year 1916.
Summarizing the events in l945,
he stated that it would be remem-
bered along with other gre&', years
when wars were concluded, leaving
devastated countries and peoples. II
1916, he said, we must recognize
and accent u responsibilities to
right Embellishments left at the end
Ct 1913. He emphasized that al peo~
pie must labor together to UNDER
stand other people and 50 now to-
ward better world understanding
and organization.
Miss Fannie Cooper, leader OF
Troop | Of the Girl Scouts, spoke Of
her work with scouts. She invited
all who are interested in Girl
Scouting to a meeting to be hello
january IA at the Episcopal parish
hc--e. Miss MaHilyn Collins told of
what being a scout meant to her.
The business meeting followed the
program with the minutes and
~treaSurer's report. Miss Edith Pow
ellis second grade won the attend
ance prize.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
Hobbies Is January Topic
At Jr. Woman;s Club Meet

Hobbies" was the s~ogram topic
for the January mcctaL OF the
Junior WomaN's Club held Wejnes-
Say evening at he home Of MI. ".
!. Powell on Montgomery street.
Miss Dottie Med 'fic. Dgo.r.iu
chairman, presented the program.
MrS. Wcs,ey Young explained the
mceNirg Of hobbies and discussed Il
number of hcG5ies that have become
profitable vacations. She made ser-
cral suggestion for members D..
adopting hobbies which provide ia-
tcrestiHg use of leisure. Mrs. James
Cooper illustrated the interest IN
hobbies by exhibiting some pictures
Of several hobbies. An intere@t.E,
discussion was enjoyed ~ the mem
5crs who told of their own hobbies
or OF those of their friends.
Preceding the program Mr.. 7. W.
Parham g2ve the dovo.ioralS and
Mrs. w. J. Powell read a letter from
the Junior state president which wa,
rrh'iyAod in the n. {. CluoWomau
magazine.
the meeting was opened with the
repeating Of tle Junior Pledge. fol-
owed by rc-)rtS from the secretary
and treasurer.
Miss Fliza5eth Jenkins, president,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
Miss Fleming And
Bruce GrissOm Wed

Mrs. Ruth p. Fleming. of Hender-
son, today announced the marriage
of her daughter. Frances, TO Bruce
GriSsom. son of Mr.. 1ld Mrs. +. d.
GrisSom. of Henderson. The cerc-
mony was performed December %
at 9 O'Clock at the parsonage of the
Thri 'ian church by Rev. j. Frank
Apple.
The bride was attired in a lug
gage dressmaker suit with WhicH
she used brown accessories ana an
orchid corsage.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
Society News
RELEASE.

Lean over the wall of the dark.
Let yotr pail slowly down from the
sweep
To gather each prisoned spark
Where the water lies cola and deep
Where the bucket comes brimmed
and round
With stars and the clear moonlight.
Scatter them out on the ground,
Back to the Sky and the night.
Sara King Carleton
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
American Legion Auxiliary Meet

The AmCrican legion Auxiliary
Will meet Friday afternoon at $50
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. A. E.
Young, All Young street, il vas n
rounced today. HoStesscs viii DC
Mrs. Young, Mrs. c. H. Gilliland.
Mrs. Philip Harris, Mrs. Fed
Muory and Mrs. Theo Codas.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03

same Giants, growing only a few
feet nHay in the open, had been
killed level with the ground with
the exception Of spinach. Spinach
was not hurt either on the inside
or outside.
- Oas>ing this information on
for what it may be worth because
| have seer people kill both Vege-
tables and shrubs by removing the
covering in the early morning be-
fore the air and soil had time to
W&.m up. In my estimation, this IS
the most critical time Tor aro,cc.-
ion because this rapid change OF
temperature may cause more dam
age than the low temperature dur
ing the night.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
9O-Mile Telephone 'Yawn'

In summer. $40 miles OF telephone
,able stretch to $50 and shrink to I8G
in winter. Automatic regulators neu-
iralize the effect of seasonal temper
allure changes. even daily variations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
Leaves Hospital.

Little Martha SteguIl, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee +. Stee't. h..
returned 20 her home on the R5I-
cigh road after undergoing a mas
told ~oterati0n al Maria Paraam hos
pital several Wcaks ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
To School in RALEIGH.

Miss Peggy Parker, student at
Meredith College, has returned to
school after spcndlng t"e 20 "a
with her mother, Mrs. Ada S. Park
CT.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
Return to w. c, L. n, {.

Miss Mary Rose Aston and Miss
Katherine Hamm left today for Wo-
mans College. Greensboro. after
spending the holidays here with
their parents.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03

Don't pack the stuffing in the
turkey too tight because it Will need
room to expand as it aosorbs the
juices that cock out Of the bird
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
Return to Atlanta

Mr.. and Mrs. J.. S. Evans, Jr., have
returned to Atlanta, Ga, after
spending the Christmas holidays
here with their parents.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
Improving at Hospital.

Miss Eunice HUFF, of Wilmington,
is reported TO be improving follow
no treatment at the Maria ParAant
hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03

order to become better acquainted
with the procedure Of the club.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
WITH THE COLORS
In States.

Pfc. Philip N. DickO Mosley has
arrived in California after serving
in the Pacific, it was leaned today.
Nosley is expected TO arrive here
soon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
WITH THE SICK

Mrs. F. w. Grissom, Of the Bear
POND community, is a patient az the
Maria Parham hospital.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
1entralperbonHSs
An9ele9e,,tette,t
wi4tie fir @11itelie>er

@eil bic Mfitalieber mnicrcs Gcns
tral Eerbanbes icit pielcn Sabren
oaran ae'u6bnt limb nm bieie Sahress
5eit 81 erfahren ub unS iuiepiel 2ip!.
ben6en Der @erbano linen smgcitebcn
fam, aebem mir bcfannt, oaf III
Sieiem Sabr nnierer Mctuar (Staats.
faTenpriiier) nit ieiner Mrbeit nidlt
fertis Iuerben fam, bis ctlua Nonct
Wai mno uhne ieincn poQcn SeridJt
iinb bic @roRbeamtcn nidJt in Der
Gage BE 9iuioenOeniraae III erleoi'
aen ober iraenb mcldc Seripred)en
an bic Nitslieoer sn MAIDEN.
8ir eriuarten baf biz sur apnpen,
tion Gin @eriht pom Nctnarp pur-
liegt uuo Sc Sip;ocnbeniraae wirb
Sann erleoist iueroen.
Nit @rnbersrmf Sbr
Sohn &altbcs, 8r.-YrGiibcnt.
0eora Martini, 8r.-Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14

Cbne Tie tp6re oas @ilb nidt boil
itGnbig .Danf aebiibrt ibnen aler,
fir sen eenubreiehen Mbeno, Sen mir
batten.
Sic 2eitung la1 in oen SdnNe,
bon Yaitor Soiiel l,no Brri. Ha,Scli
Sd)uiter; sic game ~Nufmahln,s
(Sf)minfen ,tiip.) ,purbe bon 9rlber
@ilfinger belorat. slud, linn ercllen
mir bcr5lih hanfen fir sic ihpere
Mrbeit, sic er 10 perItdnSnisppn
maht. Y
Nad Sem Spiel ierpierten sic lie,
ben lrauen oes air6en 1rauen Ser.
ems Elm gutes MhenSeiien uuo Damn
unterbielten iid, sic 400 @dlte nod
nehre Stuuben lang III tral1ter @e.
ielligfeit. 9(ues in allem: IS ,par eia
gemiitlic,er slbenb, lpie man i'm NOD,
lanoc i'm Sinn balten miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
2lufruf!
3mr srpfen MaHenbcriammlnns.

Am "a. 6.bruar, 7:S0 llbr abenos
iinoet inn @eltieite Sahienbetm,
7OO1 Geniion Mpe, eine arobe MaI-
ienperianrn1luns ltatt 81. Ser aae
Siebenbiirser 'Sad)ien alno oeren
IrernSe eingelaSen itno.
Sn oieier Ser lamml,lng sreroea
senalere 8erihte iib,r oie 9sotlage
uneres @olfes in ser alten &e;mat
dbsegeben iperoen. Serner miro iiber
MitteI unS @esc herihtet tperoen sic
10 melt utterncmmen tporbsn iinS.
Die Not nno 2eioen unieres Tnlfas
lit groB umo mir lpollen unb iollea
oteie luenigitens teiltueiie Iinoern bell
fen. Sahienbriiber runo Sdtpeltern
ton1lnt ale, Sung 1,nb silt, Manner
uro ssrallen beteiligt euh an oieie,n
aroBen Silfs,perf, oas lrir Sabien
in Mmerifa unternommen baben.
Selit nit oaB mir tuenieit,ts eincn
1eil lrnieres Goltes Dor ocm Gsr.
buneern in europa be,pabren.
Gas Romitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
Dereintete Sahien
%r'd)t iber Ginnabmen.

Wir batten ihon nah letter Ser.
Iamnlung Ser. Sereinigten Sad)ier
BON Glepelano beridtet, oab laut
Musiagen ser Shatmeiiterin iSro:i
8atbarina 3afel mir iebt $290O.00
in ser 8ant baben. l,nb oab ein @an.
fett iiir oie beimfebrenoen idhliid,en
Selbeu gegebeu iperben ioue, pas
a,ldl id,on aelheben lit unS !poriihcr
mir a,lf ansfiibrlid, berihtet bat
ten. Nln iino llns aud, sic 2iiten, sic
in ser Serianlnllllng eingel)inoia!
truroen paren, eingeid,idt tporbcu
sllr GerGffentlidnlng.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
3meis 4.

Sn ser Geriammlune am 3. ssebr.
1puroen s,pei neue Mitglieoer: SRI.
Margret gettp 3idelp nnb SRI. Mil.
oreb Scan Chain bon Seputp aatb.
ShmiSt suseTiibrt.
Sftp. Tarie Munteau ipenoet 81,
Gintrittsfarter unb Warie Stiibler
nod einen 1reis fir Morientag
&arterpartie am 26. 1Sebr.
Mitttpod), oen IS. N1rS. lit unier
8antett. 9lue M:telieber iino cri,,f:
iib oieien Gag su merfen.
ais Grgdn5ung Ger 9eamtinnen
ipllroen nod &atb. Sfmibt, &ath.
&ienertb. aatb. Gbafp, @egina g0ee
un6 Marie Munteau ins &omitee er,
nannt. Sm ausb;lfsfomitee fir 800
rientag-8artenpartie iinh: Maria
Sinonis, Sri. Suls. Gllie Seener
uno GIi5. 8aa.
s!Is Gelesatn fiir Sic aonpention
apurben erp6blt: No'a Getri, aatb.
Nartini, Glis Siidler, 6. Shmist,
Gliie 8inoer, Suiie Hebner, &atb.
@olif, Sennp sGber, Jrieoa Wagner:
Grias, Waria 3snneges, &atb. Sher.
n,er. stuf Ser &ranfenliite iino: Sui.
2ierens, Sobanna 9ensel, agnes
Shuaer, Charlotte 8ottihling, g.
Sped Sr., &egina sSrif, Warie 3
&ebner, Sean ariieer, SoIia gGeiG,
Mnna 8uItfe, Marie Shiler i'm
2utberan SolpitaI; Sui. S,rnan, q.
@ruien iino au6 nod idhp,r franf.
@ir piinihen alien baloige @eiie-
rung. g. Silfler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
3ipcia 4.

es oiene alien Sfrspeiteru sur ge.
Tdligen Nadlridlt. oab unier ganfett
aHitatt am Nitilpod,,, sen t3. M1r,.
am Srcitaa, oen 8. @ars $50 llbr
a6enos, itattfinhet. slae WitslieScr
mogen lid bicien Satlnn merfen.
slle 9eanlten l,no @anfettfomitte-
gfitalieoer !peroen eriudt am ssrci,
tag, Ben 10. ,Sebruar, abenos 8 llbr
SIT cinrr Snesialperianml,lng iiir
3lpeia 4 i'm @eItleitc Sahipnbeim
gu erifeinen.
Sm Nntbilifomitee iiir ;3lpeig A
iino sic StipeIiern: Giseprdi. &atb.
Martini, Marie ~. Rebner rno 5.
slber; lreld)e mir geipiB ale giitigit
lnteritiiscn lperoen. g9ir boiien oaB
nieie ShlpeItern pcn ihren 2anoss
lellten nillfommenen GinlaB finoea
lperoen. aranf gemelbct lit: slnna
@lneId,= =@irling.
- Glii. Si'f,ler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
2lus Gat,fc,,, Okie
3ipe'9 II.

Gs tiene alien Sfnpeitern sur &C.
Ialligen Nahridt, oab sic n1t,it'
@eriammluns ant Sonntag, Sen I.
5ebruar, 2::30 llbr uodnlittass ab
gebalten trirb. slle iino erluGt Sc,
8erIan1nlllna bci5uapobren; aud
lperoen aac oiejenieen. sic nit ibre,
@eitrdgen i'm stiidltanb tno, frot
eriudt iif gutItebeno 5u MAIDEN.
9tod, Der gierianmlung miro aai
fee unb SUDDEN ierpiert bon Scr
Sfaueitern: Matiloo Topier, &oiint
Mantid, glil. Sdpuiter, Sui. &art
mann unb &atb. Sdnliter.
Sulanna Meinertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
Aus Der 1emtid,aemeiu0e.

aQen Nitgliebern oiene 5ur Nah.
rift, oab nddliten Sonntas, Sen II
sSebruar, Ser @ottesoienIt um oie ge,
auohnlid)e 3eit, 1915 llbr porm;t'
tags beginnt. Eaitcr Sans Ieutidl-
ldnSer ssr. miro Die engliife Hreoigl
unb Eiarrer ssobannes 3eutihlGu
Der Sr. sic oeutife Hreoist balten.
slle Mitglieoer, beionoers bieienigen
oie nur Gnglii6 oerltehen iino bers'
lib eingelaoen Dem 8cttesSienit BEL,
5itrphnen. Ger &irhenrat.
per Martin ShinOler, Setc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14

am Oonnerstag, BEN 90. 1ebr..
8 llbr d6enos, bdIt Die 2ieoertafel
etn &artenpartie perbunben nit
i8uritmarft i'm Oitieite Sa6ienbein
400 Sit 55. Ctr, ob. @ir tper6en
ielbitgemahte 8rat1purit gum Ser.
falif baben. 6einreebadene arapfen
uno &affee miro ierpicrt. Sh0ns
6auptpreiie tper6en an bie gliid-
lihen @eipinner ausgegeben. Mn i..
Dem Siih mirb elm Ereis iein.
Nir bitten ale uniere 5reunoe iiG
an unierer @artenpartie 5u beteiIigeu
uno ibre Greunoe mitaubringen. Cir
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14

gcbenN:r Sercin ser biesiGbriser
&onoention jll ii,naieren, 10 crgeht
an alle 0titg.icoer sic ire,,noli6ite
9ittc sic &erIamml,mgen Dor jett
an bis sl1 oieien &onpenticnstag. n
;u bcilldlen, INN sic 0orbereitunaen
51 treiicn, ou perbunoen nit hieicr
&ouu,ntion AUDI oas 50idbriae Stif-
tllngsTeIt unieres Sere;ns gefeiert
miro, 10 MIRO nobl ieoes Mitgliea
ielber einieh II, oaB iebr piel arbeit
ein miro, bieie &orbereiti,naeu 81,
treiien. @m. Sfluiter, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
3iueis 4.

@ittct I'm ne,le Mitglieoer. Sir
bie slnlperblna non 5 &ano;baten
besablt ;3,peis I unb 1 $40. Seputp
&. Shermer, g. .. SfuleiSsr lrnS
&atb. Sdymiot iteben gerne 5u Iicn.
item. Mut @abps Iino 5ur ainoerloGc
fiir .3peig uno 4 bsrslihit tpM
fommen. Bite briugt cure gabps 81
unIeren Sadienpereinen. no Tie Don
Ser @icse bis sum Grab periifcrt
ireroen uuo inns berslih lpillfonnnen
linA. 6. Siifler. Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14

niemanb 3ugelaIien. GS beniibt iia)
Sas Gomitee aub oiesmal fiir ale
Annei ienben cinen aen,breihen
Nbeno 81 bieten. Cine eritflailige
Muiit lit ensasicrt umo iiir Giiea
un0 Srinfen miro audi reihlih &c.
iorgt. Garum oeraebt Sen 8. MGrS
niht. aomnt uno ebret sic oenen
Gbre gebiibrt.
Mif)nel Seutlh, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
Gumoub Gitr, ga.
ct. Souls MeA:cinbe.

Faior Sponas g. &1niser. Saupt@
aottesoicnil ieben Sunntag 1920 llhr
morWe,;s. Go,,ntaGld;;le $3.50 libr.
Nunfiranren,li,terridlt ie ,lad) Nngabe
oes Ysi1rrcr5. AirGcnratsiibung ieben
leeten iSaalstag i'm Uin,oat i ll1r abeubs.
Sonntagldullebreriitun0 ieben oritten
So:;:::ca III, %io'!at. s:a' ilbr n1orsems.
&irtenDorprobe ieeen Treitag 1880 llhr
abenbS. Stirden Srullcn Sereins@S Sits
3una icScu britteu Sunnersta9 i'm NO
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
&ird)en 1ramen 8erelu 6er
ct. SohauueS Wemeim6e

Gs ereebt Der Mppen an aue Mit-
slieber nnb beren IrennOe, 6ie alte
aleioer baben, Die aber nod bral,f;-
bar llnS rein iiltS, io1pie. gbnaren
in aannen,, ,lpie Slid, Jleiid, Jru@t
itiru., baben, es in Sen Sd)mlrGumen
Ser ct. Soba,lnes Stride, 757 gbSy
Roao. am Mitt1pof bon 2 rbr Bis
5 l1br na9r1ittags ab5ulieiern. ,uo
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14

MlIen Witgliebern our eefdaise,,
ga6ridt, oab uniere ndfJite Ser.
fammlung am Greitag, SEN is. Jebr.
8 llbr aben6s, itattfinoet. Sn oie'er
Eeriammlltng finoen auBer unieren
regelm6Bigen @eid)dften aud oie
@abl ser 7elegaten fit bie oiesidb-
rige aonpention itatt.
Od mir Die gbre baben, als @nit,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
Enfm. H(;,n
Guangeltid,=2ntl. GwmanitcI= =0trde,
231 Sputh Sruahuan.

Haitnr Sobu @aun1un Suunto9idult
jcben Sowtaa 8 llbr porrtittoas. 10 llb,
0ottea bicEit IN hcr NuurcsIprade. II
itbr oeuilhcr 0o.teshicni;. Ser beutS
Ihe Girdler Srauen Gcrein bnt an, 5tpei>
ten Nfittroh ieben Npnats. 8 ll6r
abenbs, &erIamntlung. Aonfirmanoen'
llnterridt (3lpeiidbri9) BON Septeuba
big Siter!., Sienstna uno Sreitaa rddb
mittac5 llbr.
slue Olaubcnsgenciien unb Greunbe
'iirS ber5licb iuilltummen. ...
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
illus Detreit, 211itbieat,
1raueu 8erein Der ct. Yetrns
@irdjen 0emeinbe

gs oiene alien sdpueitern 5ur ge.
faui9en Nad)ridt, oab Die nGhite
Situng Sonntag, oen II. Sebruar,
6 llbr abcnbs itattfinoet. Mue Sdape-
itern iino eebeten sablreid SIT er'
ideinen.
Ser iiblide 6anilienaben0 fGngi
Ym 8 llbr abenbs an. lpo5u ale &c.
nrein6eelieber 1unb berea sSreunoe
aufs ber5lidite eingelaoen iino.
&affee uno auden miro ierpiert
bon Sdtpeltern Maria 8inoer, Glii.
Sou rmo gbriitine 0engcl.
Weinnie &arres, Yrot. .+Setr.
3tueig 81.
slm 8. Mdr5 peranitaltet Ser Sad.
len &ranfen ltnterit. 8ercin perbun.
Den nit Ser ct. Heter 60. 0eutld,
S1dntlb Slltb. STRIDE ,otple audi Del
&. 8. S. M. in ser &ar:nonie ausun
item aler 5liriidgefebrten Soloater
0es @ereins, iotpie audi ser aird),
unO oes SugenM'unhes eir
@ietory Sanfett
Nah langer miibepoaer Mr6eit ii
es uns aelungen bieies 5elt oen Sol
oaten uno oeren iyra,,en, ooer Wr1ll
ten foitenfrei au bieten. 0enno6 mo
den mir hermit auimerfiam, oai
nur oi e2eute 81 oieiem iseite 5uee
laiien neroen Die ent1peoer Ser &ird;:
Dem aranfenperein ooer Sugeno
buno angeboren. Gs piiroe uns ha
| ber freuen tpenn bie, oie iid) inter
eiiieren, ii6 io6alo als moeli6 ibrt
1tdets tauften, obne 9ifets .pir
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Canton, Chic
9utteriide Gbriitus STRIDE,
21t3-14. Str., y. 8.

Efarrer pi(fspreolger. Spnns
tagidule un' $3.50 ltbr rlpraen. @cutlbs
En9lilder Gottesbieuit 1890 llbr mprs
gems.
Iae GIuuGeuseenpien unb 0rclmhe
linh bcr5fieb eingelaben.
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Miabipr: Gntv Ganaba
ct. Yuu(uS Nirx1c, 4srrcrt Npe.

1915 Ylrent Ipe, @inbior, 8annba.
Ortteaoierit in ben Spntmcrmoraten
hnn 80 llbr pormittoGs. Sotrnta0s
jG.;:,le ppu 10-11 lthr porlnitta8S. ,3e.
ben eritcn Wontaa i'm Mtonat &trhenz
rot t<Sivun9. Seben eriten Soi,nerstag
ubcnbs in, Monat Sraucn Serein Sttz
sung. glc @plfss nlp @fdubensgenn6en
ii,1b 6er5lity lpillfcT:leu. .'
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G!:Delanb Weit. - Scutidj ,0cnte;noc,
Wcft 50. Ctr. uuS sSiltarb Qlre.

Haitnr Sobanucs 9c,'ci:Nlimber. 5000
ssillarS slpc. Sci: Gsuncbine 9055.
lSpttesbiculr iebcn Snnne uuo Seiertag
III bcutlttcr llnr cHaliider Sbrdbe. -
SonntoGldj,ile icocn Snn;:iua 30 lltr
bcrmitta9s. Sarallfiplqenb en9lii6ec
WotteSbienit bon 1O--1C. rs llbr. S:erz
anf fc!at Der oelltId)c G'pttesNiertt i'm
II llhr p,,nitta9s.
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Columbus, ;-iIio
Guana. 2utbcr. Dlartin &mtbcr Stride,
E6c Nulcr mnb Mnn Strakc.

Yfarrcr g. g. Scuer Scbcn Sonntug
poritta95 . llEr Sonntog'a)lic; 10 l1br
cnaliider G;ottesbteni:; II l1br bsutiber
8uttesrieuIt
slHe O!aube..sgenoHcn unb Sreunbe
iinb ber5lie, eu,eelaoen.
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elm 9omitee Die Saden enteeecn-
nebmen miro.
Mub Sonntag ,penn Sic in sic
Stride fommen, f0nnen Sic iolhe
Sad,en uno gkpuren nifbringe,
unS abgehen. Tas &omitee.
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Wabri6einlid) miro balo ,pieDe:
cine 8eriammluns einberufen ner,
Sen INN nod tpeiter gu beraten luas IN
Der Sereinigten SadNen Ingelesen'
belt gearbeitet tperoen ioa. aonper
tion bes Central 8erbanoes perbun,
oen nit 5Oidbriseu SubilGum oas
3Deig 1, Sadientag ssrage unS 9
g. Sangerbuno aonpention auf oer
Sltieite ui,u. iino gu beraten ippie
pieaeiGt audi nod elm 8anfett All
ser Weitieite.
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6. Siifler. Sefr.
Jrauen &erein Der 3entdaemeinbe.

Gs biene allen Mitslieoern 5ur &c.
fdlisen NadJriht, 6ab Sic nad,i;e
geriammluns Mitt,pod), ben 20. sc.
briar, 8 llbr abenos itattfin6et. Ml.
Sfapeitern tueroen freunolidyit er.
iuht 81, eriheinen. Nad ser Ser.
iammlung finbet tpie iiblid) unier
&affeetrdnshen itatt. 8etpirten tucr.
oen uns oie tSfapeitern Marie Si
monis, &atbarina Chain uno Mnno
8ofIfmer.
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Sur Grtnrerun0
an uniern geliebten Safer
Ycter Yittcrs


aeltorben am 10. iScbruar 1912 81
GlcpelanO, Ohio.
Gin liebes, altteS @uterDers
@arb uns 5ll friih begraben
@ir fiiblen es nit tiefem 'Sd,mer5
1uS iptr perloren baben.
gu luurit 10 ebel, lanft unb gut
Ser nun in fiibler Groe rllbt.
gf,ln rube innft. oh mir audi ireinen
llnb Sraler infer $ocrs erfiillt.
ginit aber tpirb uns 0,ott pereinen
Ser allen Sdn,ers llnb Slll,nmer ltiIlt
@e1piomet Don beinen oih ME Der.
geiienoeu Ginbern umo Satin
Glie Hitters.