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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-02

| kOutN uAbhCeV 1AASAS AO -NSS~@ | ing wrong in that advice, except that the speaker should have pointed out that if a girl does take first rate career in preference to a sec- ond rate marriage, she will never be considered 8 really successful woman by her family, her friends, or even her casual acquaintances.
 The more successful she is, the more other people will try to find reasons for pitying her. She must lead a lonely life," they will say, even if she goes out five times to the average housewifes once. And always and forever there will be other women looking her over critically and saying, II wonder why she never married"
 Of course, if she had made sec ond rate marriage there would have been those who said, T won- der what she sees in HIM" But in that comment there is always the admitted possibility that there is something to be seen.
 No Escape From Pity
 If she doesn't marry, it will never be granted that she might have seen something very fine in career.
 The speaker should have pointed out this truth to the co-eds in no uncertain terms. For it means that the woman who is self-reliant and courageous enough to take a first rate career instead of Second-rate marriage has to cling to that cour- age and self assurance the rest of her life, in Ehe face of the worlds readiness to feel sorry for her.
 To the woman who cares what other people think. even a third rate marriage would probably bring nfr.e personal satisfaction than a highly successful career.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-02
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 LUNCHEON: Cream of aspara- gus soup, Melba toast (with crusD tomatoes stuffed with celery salad. bread and butter sandwiches (rye), stewed strawberry rhu- barb, tea, milk.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-02

Every one oi you prob a b l y wants a hus- band, but if you're going to get married just to be married, don't do it. If you find a Satis- factory career, you can live alone and like it."
 There iS nOth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-02
Unwed Women Never Achieve Success
By RUTH MILLETT

At career conference held in midwestern college, co-eds were told by a woman speaker: Let's face it. Marriage isn't for every woman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-02

Signed letters pertaining to per- sOnal health and hygiene, not to disease, diagnosis of treatments will be answered by Dr. Brady if stamped self-Rddressed envelope is enclosed. Letters should be brief and written in inks. No reply can be made to queries not conform ing to instructions. Address Dr. William Brady, National News paper Service, 32O West Madison Street. Chicago, III.
 Copyright 1946, John F. Dille Col
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-02
Miss MnrcinkMS
 Guest of Honor

Nina Rushinskas and Helen Gal got were hostesses at personal shower recently for Miss Lucille Marcinkus of Draher Avenue Wnc will become the bride of Captain Joseph R. Baltrush of Chambers Street next. Saturday morning at at St. Josepll,s Church. The event was held at the Rushinskas home on Sunnyside Avenue.
 Attending were: Stella Boyar Eleanor Dillon, Elsie Merkle, Herta Simons, Florence Coy, Ann Marcin- kus, Lillian Moriarty, Eve Marcin- lus, Valerie Balchius, Rita Capa- dona, Elizabeth Ragis. Florence Stadalink, Helen Galgot.
 MErs. Alice Hogarty. executive sec retary of the College of St. Eliza beth Alumnae Association, Convent station, N. J., is the guest of Mrs. Thomas J. Fleming of Crescent Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-02
YOU POP TT

tactics with cowboy suit you ug- eest in words of one well what she's thinking too But will think of II KISS wonder she really pursue the subject farther You marshall some doesn't know her well enough already know at enough? She everybody she out with
 think special? Why should she peak that think this date has been she'd like specls her rules for he
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-02
Indiscriminate Sulfa Use Destroys Blood Corpuscles

wife has no trouble iii buylng un" limited quantities of theSe-She says she has chronic insomnia and must have such a sedative every night. |. and her health seems to be steadily failing. co. s. ----)
 AnsWer-That's what they all say when they get the habit. For your wife's sake you should insist or proper medical care, possibly So- journ in hospital or sanitarium, to restore her health and free her from the habit. I suppose there are shady or disreputable druggists in most cities. Your wife risks her life when she deals with such criminals.
 Try to Crawl Out Of It
 Have. you a remedy for palpita- tion attacks? I asked my doctor and he said "No, nor has any one else". I am a teacher, enjoy my meals, have good health, smoke a cigar after dinner but am bothered with palpitation good deal.
 (H. w. s.
 AnsWer-Whenever the palpita- tion occurs get down on all fours and walk two or three times around the room that way-on hands and feet, not on hands. and knees. Also I suggest a good heart tonic-an op- timal daily ration of vitamin B. complex. This is food, not medicine and must be taken daily for many months, not just for a week or two, if you are to derive any benefit from it. Take it in Syrup or Capsule, as you prefer-but enough to rep resent not less than milligran1s of thiamine (BD and proportionate amounts of the other B-complex componentS daily.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-02
NO POST MORTEMS

You're going to try you Most boys do the date has been and pleasant ana they think off It's the incest to put the evening
 Well think kissngs thing think fun is the way you talk argued with
 Molly talked down arguments you there something and that you'd value her kiss something special
 But you the lads the next day If private decide that wasn't hard You persuaded to don't baD did special events special and yourself.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-02
Elizabeth Woodward Says
YOU VIVA FIRSTDATEKLSS

It's the first date you had 1otth Molly. E You'd seen her around some ot the other boys % M dated her. You thought yond take q Brodte z M And aH right. She's nice. You didn't Na have much trouble talking to her. She seemed # W to lots ot things you like aud she kne1c # many of the people. You're not crazy about es her you don't kno1o her 1ceH enough for thdt SS&s get. sSGsSS
 But there you stand at her front door. She has he hand and it's time call the date quits She's looking there's light in her eyes that says "thank you more 10 words.
 So you think T may as well try!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-09

8ergangene @ode erbieIten mir
bon einem i,nierer @obltater BRET
n8ar Bombs" bon ie bunoert Dol
lar. 2elern, pel1e bieiem 8eiipieI 5u
folsen tpiinifen, seben mir Die Wei
Jung, oaB Serie F oen Soiepbinunl
sugetpenoet tperben fann l1nter Dem
giteI .Bontifical College SoIepbi-
mum, q Corporation, 8ortbington,
o."
Der Monat Sebruar lit Der fatbo.
liihe Greiiemonat, in ipel6en ,tnIere
Stubenten ibre getpobnte idbrlihe
BreIletampagne l1nternebmen. 9ie
gltern unierer Stubenten iotpie alle
2eier fonnen ibnen bebilflt6 iein, I'M
oen tie ibr eigenes abonnement err
neuern ooer uns neue 2eIer fir rn-
iere beiben @ohenbldtter sufiibren.
8ir beabiidtigen, binnen furaem me-
ientltde Gerbelerlingen nnleres 500
lepbinum @eeflp' bor5unebmen. SIM
2aufe Der ndhIten 8o1en tperoen
mir @usfiibrli6eres iiber Sen Sort
i6ritt Ser Breiiefanpagne uno bas
,Soiepbinum @eeflp' mttteilen.
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8srhrtdb,,sA i
(Sortfebung foIgt)

ct. Glpnb, Minn. esn 6er ct.
8eoa-M6tei in Wanila auf ben Hbi-
lippinen traf oieier Gage cine @r,ip-
pc 8eneoiftinerpatres aus Der ct.
Sobn's- -Mbtei IN GoQegebille, Minn.,
Elm, INN oortlelbit ibren Sell gum
@ieoeraufbau Der i'm 2oufe 6es &rie-
ges groBenteils aeritorten Wiiiionen
bei5utragen. gs banoelt iih um Die
bier iungen 8eneoiftinerpatres, Die
am 81. Nopember bon ct ssobn's
abreilten, namlib Die bo6tp. PIP.
Clement Burns, gbmuno Sal, Ma-
pbael Saller uno Inlelm Silon. p.
anielm, elm Witelieo Ser San 8eoa-
I6tei, pelfer in Der ct. Sobn's-Mb-
tel feline tbeologiiden Stuoien Doll-
enoete, oiente als 9feiiefiibrer auf Ser
langen &eiie. Dieie fiibrte 5un66it
nod San 5rancisco, 1poielbit ite am
6. Ge5ember Elm Sanoelsi9iff BETTE
gen, bas Die Sabrt nod ben Ybilip-
pinen-Snieln antrat. 3pei Ser ga-
tres aus Der ct. Sobn's-Qbtei = p.
SDen Sefippe, O.S.B un6 P. 8o-
nifatius 4rttnann, O.S.B. - befan=
BEN lif bereits in ben Bbilippinen
beim ansbrub oes &rieges uno cine
giitige 8oriebung padte iiber iie tpie
au6 iiber oas 8eneoiftinerfloIter uno
-folleg bel Weanilu, fir tpel9e Der
81. Stubl ldon Dor bern &riege oen
bo6m' item Srn. @bt Ger ct. ssobn's-
Ibtei gum sominiitrator ernannt
bate. Die Silipinos ftno iebr Iern-
begierig uno Der 8eiud bes ct. 8eoa-
&ollegs lit 10 groB, baB alle @Gum-
lidfeiten ausgenltbt ner6en. Die ge-
nannten 8atres betdtigen li9 aIle in
Dem &olleg als Brofeiioren ioipie aIs
Weiliionare auf ben @emeinoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-09
Sootsau5etgell

5ram ssranf u. 2ebn. 8e6oren in
Union SIN, Mftnn. @eltorben ant 28.
0e5ember 1916 i'm sllter bon bier.
nnOiteb5ig Sabren, oiersebn Wonaten
in anofa, Wfinn. Sic binterlGbt it,
rem @atten, fiiuf &inoer, ELF gnfel-
tinoer unb 5tpei S6neltern. Mlte 2e-
ierin.
Soiepb 8ern. Geltorben om 13.
geooember 1916 i'm 9llter bon Ieds-
nnoiieb5ig Sabren in CLIFTON, isis.
Sem Sobn lit Brieiter in ct. glnnu,
8is. Ser Geritorbene tpar elmer uns
ierer dlteIten (iiber iedaig Sabre) uno
elfriglten 2eler.
Sran Greseentia &lebamer. @e-
itorben am H.. Sanuar 1916, tpobl
porbereitet, in Hunnemebe, ge. S.
Ilte 2eierin.
Serbiman6 Sellmann. @eItorben
am IA. Sanuar 1916 in 8orron,
isis. Sitter 2eler.
Sobn Saitnagel. 8ei itorben am IA.
SSannar 1916, mobl oorbereitet, i'm
alter bon neunllnoadt5is Sabren, it,
@panspiae, SSnb. gr lit Der gater
bon Sodip. @iaiam M. 8aItnagel,
@panspile, Sno. 2eier felt fait flint
gig Sabren.
sSram Sbereia 90. 8oIde. @eitor.
ben IN Stffin, g., i'm Ilter bon neun-
un0itebsig Sabren.
yram S. &entber, eeb. Warie Set
oenbeimer, @attin bon Soiepb Geu-
tber. 8eltorben aln II. Sanuar 1916
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M. 9. 6.

Ser bergangene Witttpo6 NOR Elm
fir uniere We6anifer benerfensuer-
ter Sag, Denigltens fir etlide rtnle-
rer Seminariiten, ipel6e 1lniern Srac-
tor Dieoer in Satigfeit eeIest batten.
@dbreno Die Ietten Sorbereitungen
getroffen 1purben, itanoen aae = i6
ielblt nif)t oltsgenommen - in boff-
nltngsboner gripartung. Sur 8etpu11=
oerung aaer begann Ser Wotor ieine
Satigfeit. Gin fleiner Oefeft tpuroe
entoedt, Der bon ben We1anifern
idneu beIeitigt puroe.
@ir eratulieren uniern 2eiern
Srn. uno Srau 8iliam Sieber, Wea=
bilon, @is., 1pel6e am Z. Sanuar ibr
goloenes gbeiubilaum feiern fonn-
ten. 8eioe geboren 5u 11niern dlte-
item uno eifriglten 2eiern. @ir 1piin<
i6en oen Subelpaar cine lange &eibe
gliidliber 2ebensiabre.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-09

lino min id es einfdaIten, tpie etIitd5ee
inter eud l1rbndern mid emit be-
lebrten, ipesbalb iiber enren ioge-
nannten Mltar nebeneinanber 6te Bill
Der oes Serrn Seili 1ino 2utbers bin-
gen. Der Baitor 8. babe oieie fd)0-
men 8ilber bort anfgeb1ngt, 6antit
Die gleifen @eroienite iener beioen
Wdnner Der @emein6e reAt aniha1i-
li6 Dor 4ligen it1noen. Seins babe
Die Wenihbeit BON benz iiioiihen iirb
Der groBe 2utber babe fie bon Dem
fatboliiden 3eremonien befreit. l1nb
bohit uuffaleno ipar es, oaB iih
nientano aufreste, ols oas Gbriitus-
Bib entfernt tpur6e, aber oie aar-
ten @eipiiien pur6en beunrubigt, als
oas 2ntber-8ilo Deridmanb."
(Sortiebung folsD
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1QdnnkQn
u. Erinnernngen
Bon &eb. s. Smertges
(5ortiebung)

NJ ~S~N"'S(
@dbrenb beioe 10 lahten unb
lder5ten, fam Baltors EbereIe ber-
elm:
~@elobt lei sSelus gbriitus! Sb 3
lit Satber Dtepenbrod bon Garlple!
Set IS mol net, Dot pou mol bin-
tomntt. So, id bdm no biitte iebt:
Ge 8atter 0iepenbrod mot oo6 bolle
fommen.
$50, Sbereie, bat balt bu getrof.
fen. Son Gage lin id bic; morgen
ipoa id no ct. 2ouis. Win 8ruoer
Sodm. Seii1ri6 9iepenbrod bon
8eitpbalia, Mo., mon of 90 fin. 8ir
treffen uns bi Seroer 1ino Damn be-
lu6en mir ben alten Satber Golfer
bel Der Eeter uno 8auls- Stride"
80" iagte Sbereie 1tnb idob ab
in ibre &ii6e. Sebt muBte iie, 1per oa
mar. gs oauerte aber nift lange, 6a
fam tie tpieoer nit einem &rug 9ier.
~Sas lit Die Wil9 fir Die Ba.
itors," iagte ite uno Ia6te iiber ibre
mibige 8emerflng.
rSau, uno De ole &offeepott es
oinen Srolt," 1parf Der 8ruoer ba-
51pil6en.
slae ladten, beIonoers So6tp. 9ie-
penbrod.
aur5 oarouf begab ii9 So6tp. Oie-
ipenbrod sun &olpital uno nabm
BORT iein slbenoeiien nit oen moern
.Serren. Damn ging es tpieoer suriid
gum Bferrbaus, bis Ser 3ug obging.
8ir gingen 5uIammen binunter
gum 8abnbof uno marteten, Bis Der
Bug anfam. Damn bieB es u@ooo-
bDe", auf @ieoerleben!
Ser alte &onoufteur Hat fannie
ieinen Sreuno llno rief ibm i6on BON
tpeitem 5u: v&ommen Sic nur! Sier
lit Sbr Blas!" l1nb er bra1te i'm
5nr Stelle.
IA r8eiten 0anf!" Id6eIte ibm ser
quite Sotber entgesen uno itedte ibm
eine Sanbbou gutter 3igarren 5u.
Wleoer 5um Satber Eeinefe 5u.
riidgefebrt, begann man pieber iiber
&onoertiten gu er5dblen. sSn 8reeIe,
meinte Sodtp. Geinefe, sdbe es nicbt
lopiele &onperiionen als in garlple,
oenn bort befdnbe ii6 mebr Mii9polf
= Imerifaner, Geuti6e, Sran5oien,
Srlanoer uno S6mei5er. ginige
amerifaner batten it9 auf benz
Sterbebett befebrt. glnoere bGtten gar
tetne &eligion uno geborten 5u feiner
Stride. ~8ir baben aber 5pei ODER
brei Brieiter, Die friiber epangeliI6
waren: Sodm. Seinrid @oiens u11o
lein gruoer, oub Brielter in Seem
Oorf, uno Sobm. s. 8eGmann."
guf 2esteres er1pioerte id ibm:
sd femme au6 orei epanseliide Bre-
bigger, Die fatbolii6 eeiporoen 1in6 -
Sr. $. S6nurrer, gfebafteur Deg
Ohio 8aiienfreuno' in Columbus,
o.; ST. gberbarot, ct. Saul, 0eirn.,
uno Sohm. S. Goloi6miot bonn ct.
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6ringt idlernige &ilfe BEL Salsleibea
oIler @rt, Soafilitis, Geiauaren,
Mitbma, 6abfeber nnb GinnstronbIe
Degen ieiner giftfeimt0te,p6en @igen.
fhnft.
uniere felt fait einem Dalben ssnbr.
b1lrtoert BET ben dlteiten 2eIern 6es
,Sbio Wailenfrelno' betannten un6
als ,trtentbebrlihes SnrsbeiImitteI
angetDanotes @rdltterrnitteI 1T aus
BEN beiten Seilfrdutern hergeitelIt.
Breis-90c per SInfhe; $500 fir
6 Wai9en; $3.50 fir IL SInfden.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-09

ct. Seberin, abt BON @eaun1trn, mar Defenders
tuesen Der pielen auf iein @ebet BIN bonaogenen
&ranfenbeilungen befannt. Sm Sabre 504, als
gbloomig, Der erite d)riitlide &0nig Ser Sranfen,
dJmer an einem Gieber erfranfte, bas ,,ienlano 5l
belen berrnofte lanote er nod Dem beiligmdBigen
Mon6. ct. Seberin brad)te oem aonig Die @eIun6-
bet alriif, itarb aber tpenige Sabre ip1ter eires
erbaulihen Eo0es. Seine @ebeine tp,lr6en piele
ssabrbnnroerte fpdter bon 6en Sugenotten uissge-
sraben ,no aeritreut. Sein Seit iit am H. Gebruar
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Stimlue DeS &DlfeS
far bas Spiepbiunnl

ginlieeeno So, cine @obe, Die id
perIproden batte fir Die grlang1ng
elmer gelpiiien @naoe. Weein @ebet
puroe, @ott lei Sanf, erbort!
ungen.
Ginliegenb ii6erienoe id) Sbnen Sc
gum 0anf fir Ole grborung in per-
i6leoenen Inliegen.
2eier, Minn.
ginliegenoe @abe bon SIS bate i6
berlpro6en, 1penn meine 8itte erbort
miiroe. Danf lei @ott un6 Der Stir
bite oes FL. Soiepbs! Sd bin erb0rt
morben.
sc. &C., Sa.
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ct. @alentin NOR Elm beiIiger Brieiter in 0fon,,
Der Inn bas Sabr 27O Inn oes @lm1bens tpinen s1
Sooe gen1artert ,pnrbe.. Sein Seit miro am IA.
Sebrnar gefeiert. lleber ben l1riprung bes nett
oerbreteten Brai6s BON @eliebtert, einan6er an
oieiern Gage beionbere Sreun6ihafts- ,rt6 2iebes-
boihaften 5it ienoen, gibt es 5ablreide Mnii1ten,
bon oenen ieood tpobl Die biitoriid slaubbafteite
Die Satiade 1T, oab bic aIten Seioen an sieie1n
Gage Die @ottin Sumo auf dbnIide @eiie ebrten.
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ct. genebift non Nnian befleioete am Sofe
&0nig 8ipins 5ablreide @brentellen, Biz er eirral
nl,r nit fnapper Scot Dem @rtrinfltngstob entrann
uno bara1tfbin Der @elt entiagte u1b in bas &lo-
iter bon ct. Seine eintrat Ser STUFF ieiner auBer-
or6entIiden Seiligfeit 5og anbere an uno nit Der
3eit idarten itb oreibunoert Monde Inn i'm berum
gr lit beionoers befannt pesen ieiner fl6ierliden
geformen. gr itarb i'm Sabre 821 un6 iein Geft
tpiro am 12 Sebruar begangen.
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6clOcftc Hcet3cit

am bergangenen z. Sannar fonn-
ten unlere 2eier, Sr. unb Srau @iI-
liam Sieber, Waabiion, Minn., ibr
goloenes gbeiubildum feiern. @ir
tpiinifen ben langiabrigen eifrigen
2eIern nadtraglid cine gteibe gliif-
lider 2ebensiabre.
,Sbio @ailenfrelttto'
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3nperlaiIiser innser alleinite.
benber Wann gela6t fiir Tarmarbeit.
&nigbts Of ct. @eorse Some,
8elsbnrg, @. ga.
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9ieies 0pdenbIatt erfGetrt felt
ham Sabre 1873 regelmdBtg ieben
Geitttpoh uno tpiro berauSaeesbm
1tm geiten oes H6pitliden Roae.
gi,lnts ssoiepbinrun Der FL. aonerega.
tton Der 8ropaganbo In Columbus.
beiien Stpef bic Seranbilo1ng betts
Mer GrieiteraoaIinge fir bie Ser.
Staaten lit. Dieie InftoIt lit baupt.
EdIid ansetuieien aitf Die eintiinfte
bieIes 8lattes uno bic @eidenfe iet.
ner 2eier.
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Sunntas, 10. Sebrmar: Siinfter
Sunntas nad 81. 9rei &Snise.
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2ouroes.
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Igelttlhlono.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ThurWanger,
KeWanee, Ill. .......... $500
Mary Cutting, St. Louis, Mo. 1875
Roman HauSman .......... 1000
Rev. N. NJ, New York ....... 1000
Mrs. Anna Brenneke, Mita,
Mo. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Geo. Hoeppner, Pekin, Ill. :. 1000
Geo. F. Huntzinger, Wilkes
Barre, Pa. ............... 1000
JOS. Braun, st. Cloud, MINI. 1000
Aloysius Hoffer, Fremont, o. 700
Leon. Resinger, Kansas City,
Mans. 1.UU
Helen Doyle, Cincinnati, o.. 500
Rev. N. NJ, KY. ............. 500
st. Anthony's Hospital, st.
Louis, Mo. ............... 500
Mrs. John Platz ST., Pitts
purgn, ia. .............. 5.UU
Rev. N. NJ, Pa. l............. 500
Mrs. j. Kessler, st. Charles,
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john Melchner, Rockaway
Beach, NY. ............ 400
Mrs. Geo. HerSchback, Hast
ingS, MINI. ............. 800
A Friend 800
Theresa Bertman, Jersey
vile, Ill. ................. 800
Mrs. G. L., Pa. ............. 800
Anna Muench, New York City 800
Mrs. Mary Firth ........... 200
Isabella Stiltz, New York
ClCy .................. 2.UO
F. M. Becker, Ferdinand, Ia. 200
Eliz. Ely, Columbus, o. ...... 200
Aug. Doll, Morris, Ind. ..... 200
Mrs. Cath. Walter, Newark,
Nd. ................ Z.UU
Mrs. John Barth, Detroit,
MICH. 2.UU
Anna Woemuth, Sharon
Springs, NY. ........... 200
Hy. Harrmeyer, Covington,
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Mrs. John Luksch, Buffalo,
NY. ZOO
Anna Eberl, Buffalo, NY. :. 200
Mrs. B. Swarts, Euclid, o. :. 200
Mrs. Kathryn straub, Jack
son Heights, NY. ....... 200
Ign. Feller, Heron Lake,
Mlliu. 1.Zo
Regina Haebler, Los Ange-
les, Calf. ................ 100
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-09

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-09
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Mrs. G. L., Pa. ............... 100