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Evening star., 1947-04-06
Rites for Greek King
|WiII Be Held Today
Dy N. As.eeio,sd Press

ATHENS, April A. European
royalty and representatives Of for
eign governments gathered in this
ancient city tonight on the eve OF
the funeral for King George II.
The latest arrivals included the
dead monarch's Sister Helen, the
Queen mother Of Roumania, and
his first cousin, Prince Peter. A
delegation from Turkey included
an army general and Admiral
Eudeniz, chief OF the naval staff.
The body Of the King lies in state
In Athens Cathedral, where the
Easter Day funeral services win be
conducted by Archbishop Damask-
mos, the former Greek regent.
Immediately after the service the
body Of the King will be placed on
q gun carriage. While . 101-gun
salute is fired at intervals OF one
minute, Greek sailors, harnessed to
the carriage by stout manila ropes,
will draw It for five miles through
Athens and past the outskirts.
A hearse will meet the procession
and take the body for burial At
Tatoi. Is miles north Of Athens and
Birthplace Of King George.
Early today the Greek sailors re-
hearsed the funeral procession In the
streets Of Athens. While q single
drum sounded q slow measured beat,
102 sailers pulled the five and a half
ton carriage. Fifty-six others car
ried drag lines In the rear.
Meanwhile there was no letup in
the fighting in the north. The
newspaper Embros said so guerrillas
were killed and many captured In
q battle between army units and
Leftist forces totaling 1000 near
Grevena in Western Macedonia.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
Henry 5. Thompson Dies;
Helped Build Penfaqon
" the A,,oe;otsd Press

NEW YORK, April 4. Henry
so1e Thompson, 73. financier and
former New York City ofhcial, who
was civilian director Of construction
for the War Departments Pentagon
in Washington, died today.
A native Of New York, he was .
business associate Of the late Percy
Avery Rockefeller and was one Of
an American group Of financiers
who in March, 1927, organized an
international project to develop the
French port Of LIE Havre.
He was a founder Of the Thomp-
son-Starret Co., construction firm
and served as New York Comnmis-
sioner of Public Works and Com
missinoer Of Water Supply, Gas and
Electricity.
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Bt''a|tHa 4

THwEATT, LEE ,. suddenly: 3,
d.TS.a IL. e 4 76e Deva she
man: man two sisters. Florence and Beatric,
snds Mssss Kaa noss rsns & asnss &c T
Williams Funeral Home. 1909 18th St
NV. Remains may be viewed alter :
p.m... Saturday ADrh o Funerai a o.
oficiating. Interment Payne Cemetery.
W41hmAcI asassar EEak rRaNK a Aprw waIaeE s lsts
washington. b. C., and BENJAMIN J. Wal.
lace. Of Arlington. Va; brother OF LWeI
Wallace OF springnsld. Va and DEVOTED s
fasnds Of William Henry AGGps Af9nsto and MEs
Friends Friends may vIi caii at chinn's Funeral Home
after Z pm. SUNDAY, April g.; Funera,
sssvsss sss asda aonaas BaDeat aPs chureh ssnd
and Glebe rd., Arlington. Va, Rev. Phillips
offciating Interment Psyne's Cemetery. Z
WATKINS, GRACE r. On Friday, Apri
ter. t. e5o5 oakwood lane. oakland, Nd.
GRACE r. WATKINS, beloved mother ol
James @. and Donald S. Watkins. Edns
chanabers' Cham southeast Funeral Home. 81;
11th st. s.e. on Monday, April q. at 4
pm. Interment Lawrenceyille Cemetery
LAWrenceFluc, ~. q.
WATSON, MARY cRowELL. On Thurs.
day. April 9, l947. Ct her residence; M go
RzRa wHrsoN enss a,set cravsb lNps vts
Lawrence Watson. mother Of Norman =;
Watson and sister Of Mrs; Nora Wslsh
where prayers win be said on Monday
Be offered at st. Gabriel's Catholic church
aarg:s Mary: GENE Cemetery. ~ near Rockville. Nd.
WEIGH, DIR. THOMAS r. On satur.
VII %EicA A'ta y iil1s s5th s: n.z;I ssfoyse
Ct fsasG.ss wsas Misa sea r. o.
the above residence on Tuesday, Apri
8, at 9:30 am. High requiem mass q
NV, NV At 10 10 am. Interment Mount Olive
Kindly omit flowers.
WHEELER, JOHN FRANCIS. On Tues
Saz AeE Of : ssof 1s47 Evsa soHN ID IsAsG ss
MI. and Mrs. Daniel Wheeler; four SIS
ters, Mrs. Barbara Mae puckett. MIS-
Marsaret Holland, Miss Esther End. snd MIS- y
Julius and Vincent NJ. wheeler, and othe
relatives. Friends may call at the Rober
Mason fssr Fanesal = Home; ndsy Soo ADrii nfnoB
am. at Our Lady Of PERPETUAL Hell
Church. 1900 Morris I'd. sc. Intermsn
Arlington National Cemetery. 8
WILLIAMSON, CHARLES. On Saturday
Morse ARal lssa Il e. resaff9Ss
ssS4 hpss9a Rsse siS 81 Lula myts Wsg
frasn from the sH ". v. Deal Funeral Home. SIS
Tive on and M9nsas Tssaas Apg nyed T pm
Columbia Gardens Cemetery. Service
WINN, TOM. Departed this life o,
Hospital, Hospital TOM VIM. He leaves t
mourn their loss devoted wife, Glady
Winn; one stepson. James Scott; two SIS
and other relatives and many friends
Home, 1922 You st.. NV. Funeral service
sbev. APs home st Rev Leslie
of1ciatinE. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry.
WOLFF. LILLIAN M. On Friday, Apri
4, l947, at her residence, i5l3 kearns!
st. ns &, Lillian ILL M o WqL otS.r wife 9f Ms th
Frances C.. and Lyman II. Wolf, sister o
Albert Bosley and grandmother Of Gerals
s.. Patricia Cathe Joan and kath
catholis ehareh. ,sth and
am. am i fnternent ROCK Greek Cemetery
"19"lnz is49 MzRY HARe WoIoMTz zzl0as of Ai est
and nd ssossa sslssss ef n01t III
schiosburg. Rose Moore. Frances Schmul
oyitz, Jean M Amatusoff, Estelle Jacobs
William and Ben Wolowitz. Funeral sery.
at hs Home s'ras5d yso Pm g.
ohev shoiom Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
Mrs. FTederica Giles
Funeral Rites 10 Be
Conducted tuesday

Funeral services for Mrs. Frede-
RIGA Rodgers Giles, 86. descendant
of family prominent in naval cir
cles since the Revolutionary War,
will be held at ii am. Tuesday at
st. Johns Episcopal Church, Six
teenth and H streets NV.
Mrs. Giles died Friday at the
Waverly Sanitarium at Rockville.
The Rev. G. Leslie Glenn, rector
Of st. Johns Church, will oficiate
at the services. Burial will be IN
Oak Hill Cemetery.
A native OF Washington, Mrs.
Giles was the daughter Of the late
Rear Admiral John Rodgers, a vet
eran of the Civil War, and the late
Mrs. Annie Hodge Rodgers. She
was the granddaughter OF the late
Commodore william L. Rodgers
who served in the Revolutionary
War and the War Of 1872.
Her brother was the late Vice
Admiral william L. Rodgers, COM
mander Of the Adriatic Fleet u
WOIlQ WAL l. dllu d0tAAoA ~ 49,
eral books on early naval warfare
After Vice Admiral Rodgers re-
tirement in 1924. 1t was the first
time in more than 100 years that
no member of the family held
high rank In the Navy.
Mrs. Giles was the widow Of Rob-
ert Giles, an English engineer
whom she met in Puerto Rico
Mr.. Giles, who died about Is years
ago, had been associated with the
Santa Fe Railroad for many years
and at the time Of his death
headed the Giles Drilling Co. II
New York City.
Mrs. Giles was a member Of the
Colonial Danes Society, and hae
served two terms as president ol
the Ladies Board Of the st. Johns
Orphanage Association here.
Surviving are two cousins, Mis-:
Mamie Rodgers Macomb, 1748 T
street NV, and Mrs. Ellen Hodge
Brewster, Boston,
Evening star., 1947-04-06

MuUIC AOSkS4tA4.
r b r e v.
Claude s. Riden-
our, rector Of
st. Luke's Epis-
copal Church,
Bladensburg, will
omciate at the
services W hich
win be held at
the Gasch Fu-.
neral H o m e,
II va attsville.
Burial will be in
r or t Lincoln
Cemetery.
Miss Rea, who
" as In her
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Mrs. MoIIie v. Michael
Buried at Wuynesboro

Funeral services fors Mrs. Mollie
". Michael, rs, q resident Of Wash
ington for more than 80 years, who
died Tuesday at her home, 5506
Fourteenth street NV, were held
Thursday at Waynesboro, Va.
Surviving are two brothers, Nj
chael Long and Dick Long, both Of
Harrisonburg, Va. Her husband,
Arthur Michael, died about 10 years
ago.
Evening star., 1947-04-06

sophomore year ct GOucher Col
llege, Baltimore, was born In Wash
ington and had lived In Prince
Georges County all her life. She
attended Bladensbtlrg High School
In june, 1945. She entered Goucher
the following fall.
She Is survived by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Magruder Rea OF
Landover, and q brother, Mallan
Rea, jr., of Alexandria.
Evening star., 1947-04-06

he was award
ed q letter OF
|connenda ito n
T hur sd a y by
r e ar Admiral
Paul B. Nj
becker, chief Of
the omce.
As one Of his
first duties. Mr..
Bartlett carried
an allotment
authori "a ito n
for the Navy's
$50, 900 900 erner-
gency appropri-
alton during the
CnaniSh.Ameri-
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Funeral iorI !,
SET Tuesday II HyaiIsyIIIe

Funeral services for Miss Lou Ann
/ Rea, ls, .of IAndover. Nd. will b
held at pm. Tuesday. Miss Res
died Of Mkefnia Thursday iu Bal-
Evening star., 1947-04-06
Navy Department Official
Serves Half Century

Ralph T. Bartlett, q personnel
|officer in the ONCE of Industrial
Relations, has completed so years
service with the Navy Department.
Evening star., 1947-04-06

can War to the White House for
President Mckinley to sign.
He also administered the oath OF
oflce to former Secretary Of Navy
Josephus Daniels. Mr.. Bartlett,
native Of Washington. lives at 22l8
Observatory place NV.
Evening star., 1947-04-06

Costa Rica expects its 1851 cof-
fee crop to total 90, ,000, 900 pounds,
nearly 30 per cent more than year
ago.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
Uarns nf Uhanka

-, cArsEl , LANES En- isI,,y nass. q q
acknowlsdge with grateful appTesiation astrnn
politan 4. NJ E. Zion Wesley Church;
Rev. Ruben Minon and Rev. william
Brown; members Of the District and Fed,
eral Governments: reighbors, friends and
other relatives for their kindness, SYM
pathy cards and horal tributes during
our recent bereavement.
DIGGS, JAMES 7. The family Of the
late JAMES T. DIGGS wish to express
their sincere appreciation to the minister
and the members CT the Asbury Mes1ooist
Church and the Third Baptist ChuTcn. the
neighbors and friends for their kind ex-
pressions of sympathy u tneT nersafe
ment. The FAMILY.
GILLEM, NELLIE r. We wish to express
sincere appreciation to our many frfenos
for their. sympathy messages. noral LID
utes and all other thoughtful kindness
during our recent bereaysment /.
HAWKINS. MAUDE JOHNSON. The
family OF the late Mrs. MAUDE JOHNSON
HAWKINS gratefully acknowiedges tnt
thoughtfuiness and sympathy OF It's frienoi
In It's recent bereavement:
JACKSON, LAWRENCE. The family q
the late LAWRENCE JACKSON Wish xLe
thank their many relatives and friends iol
kindness shown during tnslT IeGSsfnL De-
reavement. The FAMILY.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
Weather Report

District Of Columbia: Consider.
able cloudiness, windy and warm
with occasional showers Sunday
highest temperature in 70s. Mon
day sunny and colder.
Virginia and Maryland: Con-
tinued windy and warm with scat
tered showers and q few thunder
storms Sunday, becoming colder
west portion In the afternoon. Clear
ing and colder Sunday night. Mon
day sunny and colder.
Evening star., 1947-04-06

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. "a, on January 80. "a =.
Lowest z. on February B. ~
TIDE TABLES.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
River Report.

(From q. 8. EngineerO
Potomac River, cloudy; Shenandoah,
clear ut Harpers Ferry.
Temperature and Humidity.
tReadinss at Warrington National Airport)
Yesterday Temperature Humidity
Evening star., 1947-04-06

Nancy Poore Tufts; bl
P. Bowen and Mrs. M
also is survived by
Services N the 8. H.
Home, 1901 14th st.
April s, at 1890 pm.
ton National Cemetery
Evening star., 1947-04-06

POKTNER, JOSEPH, Thtfe VIII pc
special communication of Sam
A uel Gompers Lodge. No. 45, F.
IN A. a. NJ. at ! pm on MONDAY,
WY Temple. for the purpose Of con-
W. ferring the last Masonic rites on
our late brother. JOSEPH FORT
NER Ali members are invited to atta1d.
BERNARD EASTERSON, Master. :
Attest: JACOB SANDER. Secretary. 9
Evening star., 1947-04-06

AlUE 1ADLEOe = = :
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Suryey)
Evening star., 1947-04-06
PRECIPITATION.

Monthly precipitation in inches IN
Evening star., 1947-04-06

IV" Il NEN, VODzA II
April 4, 1947, at his rel
pl. NV, JOSEPH w.
husband of Rose Portn
ther of Mrs. Bernard
and Harry Portner. !.
the Bernard Danzansl
Home, 1901 14th st.
April Z. at 2 Pm.
Israel Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-02-09
Recent Wedding

Announcement is made Of the
marriage recently of Miss Nancy
Ann Hall, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph A. Hall, to Mr.. Eugene
Francis Mcmahon, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen j. Mcmahon of Mil
waukee and Washington. The we'd
ding took place in the Holy Trinity
Church.
Mrs. Mcmahon is a graduate of
George Washington University and
the bridegroom attended the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin and was grad
uated from Pennsylvania State Col
lege. He now is attending George
Washington University and he and
Mrs. Mcmahon are making their
home in Washington.
Evening star., 1947-02-09
Miss PendIet0n
Weds Mr.. StHntz
In Falls Church

The Falls Church was decorated
with white flowers and white cam
dies for the wedding in Virginia
yesterday of Miss Constance Barton
Pendleton and Mr.. Mayo Sturdevant
Stuntz. She is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Arthur Pendleton
of Falls Church and Mr.. Stuntz is
the son of Mrs. Stephen Conrad
Stuntz of Vienna, Va.
The Rev Francis Hayes officiated
at the double ring ceremony and
was assisted by the Rev. Horace
Lukens of the Vienna Presbyterian
Church. The reception was held
at the brides home Immediately
after the ceremony.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore white satin gown
with a full-length veil of Belgian
lace 200 years old. She carried
bouquet of white roses and white
orchid. Her maid of honor and
cousin, Miss Evelyn Randlett, was
costumed in an American beauty
taffeta gown and a headdress of
white roses matching her bouquet.
Her bridesmaids were Miss Shir-
ley Albertson, Miss Frances Lester,
Miss Adelaide Garner of Charlottes-
vile and Mrs. Robert Brooke Fur
man of Philadelphia. All wore aqua
gowns of taffeta and carried Amer
ican beauty roses.
Mr.. Claude Howell of Wilmington,
N. c., was best man and the ushers
were Mr.. William Triplett of Alex
andria, Mr. Laurence Brown of this
city, Mr.. Marshall Suther of New
York and Mr. Joseph Briggs Kaes-
shaefer of Philadelphia.
After the reception the couple
left for wedding trip in the South.
They will make their home in
Vienna. MIR. Stuntz attended Cor
nell University before he went into
the service and is now connected
with the Statler Hotel here. Mrs.
Stuntz was graduated from Duke.
University.
Evening star., 1947-02-09
Barba,a Baxte,
To Be Married

OF interest here is the announce
ment Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
Baxter of New York Of the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Bar
bara Stokes Baxter, to MFR. Robert
A. Irwin. deputy to the Housing
Expediter.
A graduate of the Ethel Walker
School In Simsbury, Conn.,. the
bride-elect attended Byrn aMawr
College and the Art Students
Evening star., 1947-02-09

League. and at7preseft u m er1ploye'
of the Navy Department.
Mr.. Irwin was graduated from
Harvard College and Harvard Law
School and since 194l @has held
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8ebt, es tut nid)t apeb. - Nit oieien
5,pei @ebanfen Inn Sinn eroffnet eure
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Ser naben 3l,flnft tperoen ale Mit.
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ober ber5oringenben 8rief erbnlten.
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cine &arte finoen. Dieie miro aud In
oieiem 8rieflein beihrieben tperoen.
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sen.
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ocinen ;sreunben cine quite Seit, in
Sem Su tie CUR SabienbaIle bringit.
Sir ehte briioerIibe ltnterbaItl,ne
fein beiierer YIat als oein Sahlen,
beim. q. 5. Sen, Sefr.
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2lus titles, Okie
3mcia 20.

Sn Ser lesten Geriammlirla, Si(
gut pertretcn ipar, bat es lid ge5eigt
bas sic @eid)ofte gut unh prompt
erleoigt iperoen fonnen ipcil Elm ieoes
Wtitelieo am Tlase mar. Ginige gtit
eIieoer milbter, ,arbeiten, Die fpuroen
entid)uloiat init ser Soifnl,na SaB bie
Wtitglieoer in ser ,1ddNten Serlanlm.
lung omueicnb iein ipcroen.
2iebe sSreunoe bon Stiles uno llnl,
geburg ipie ibr es ld)on ulle tpiBt,
bat sic Sieberbiirger Sahien Silfs'
,pert Organization in slmerlfa eincn
Charter beraussenommen pom Staot
uno MN fonner lpir gciesmGBi9 uno
obne Mneit Elm @titslieo bon SieIenl
Silisspcrf tperoen. 9tlm mnd,ten mir
'hon bitten bab alle liebew ssrellnSe
Sieie Selepbonnummer altfrufen:
Ho. 56.323, uno mebr 8eihcio miro
ibnen geeeben Ger CHAPTER bon Stiles
iii ols CHAPTER geo. 19 befannt.
Tris SheG. Sefr.
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3meis Is.

Gs oicne allen Mitglieocrn sli
Hohrift, bob am Spnntag, oen ~
Sftobcr, 6 llbr abenbs nocb Ser Wt1l'
nerperiannlll1ng ein slbenoelien Ter
piert miro.
9tah Sem Giicn lit ltnterbaltllnQ
uno Wtulif unb cine @eneraluerImnm'
lung nm Elm Chapter Slt cr9anilieren
fiir Sroniplpanian Soron sio &c
lief. ollie Sflueitern lno @riioer iin>
crillht ampelcno 81, ieir audi aliI
Ene SadIen a,no Irelrlbe, peld)c
sem @erein niht angeboren iinb ein'
gelaoen.
Gs lit unierc Efliht 81 helfer IN
ser groBen gtot in lpelher iid llnler
Golf in europa beiinbet.
slnna Soperser, Sefr.
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NmS Salem, Ohte
Siueis 18.

sluen NitgIiebern biene CUR Naf.
rid)t, oab bie reselndBige Seriamms
lung Sonntag, ber 12. Sftober, I'm
punft 9 l1br nadmittags abgebaltcn
tpiro gs ,ueroen al(e Sfhpeltern &C.
beten ser Serinmmll,ng bei3ll1pobnen
Gs ipiro in bieier Geriammlllng bas
gbembeiien, pelfes sl 8uniten bes
Silfsionos bonn Gerein eegeben miro
beiprohen.
=, Nah Ser Seriannlung iperben
,ins sic Sfipeiterr, bie i'm Sftober
@ebilrtstag baben, elm feines Iartie
bereiten. gs iino ettpa IS Sdapeitern.
Sdppeiter @n1,a 9oloer lit 8oriitcns
oe. Mae bie mitbelien ipoaen noge,
lid, nit ibr in Serbinoung ictcn.
Ser 6amilie Stefan Sfuiter brin-
gen mir unier >9eileib. Ser 8erlilit
lit sroB, niemanb fann Die liebe @at=
tin uno quite Wfl,tter crleten. go aud,
Ser Jamilie Weber fir oen 8erluit
Der auten @uttsr. Niemano miro iie
eriehen. &. q.
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Nab ser erlamml,,ng miro einc
eelneinibaftlibe Geriammll,ng nit
sen 2noies peraritaltet, ipobei @ib.
tiees beiprohen iperoen ioa inn Snter-
eiie ser Silisgeiellid)ait fir europa,
uno es miro geipiinidt. baB sic Gables
uno sic 9fdnner 5ablreib an bieie!l
8elprehungen teiluebmen. Gile fiir
Gunner nah Saule eeben braudt ME-
manb 81 babell, benn elm iparmcs
giien miro bon einem Gomitee pcrbe-
reitet, 10 aud) cine eemiitlide Inter.
boItlme nahbem ales anoere beicrat
lit. slIio auf in Sem Serein om Cont
tag. S. &raft, Sefr.
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H,iS HeiftefteaN, pa.
2meia 6.

Den Mitslieoerw bes g. g. Ser
ems BON Someiteao lit hermit be,
fannteegeben, baB Sonntas, Ben r.
Sfcber, nadmittags 2 ltbr lrniere
monatlide Seriannnlune ltattfisoet
Ser brittle gierteliabresberid)t >pirh
eritattet. 2ies ioute ieoen gruoer ge.
mug intereiiieren Inn an,peieno 5u ieil
auh anoere ipid)tise @eihiite. inner,
Ieoigt in letter Serlammlune tpeger
SntereiieIoiisfeit ieitess Ser antpeien.
oen Briioer, miilien oiesn1al erleoigl
tperoen.
glid) ergebt nod einntal Die Mtab
ni,ng an bieienieen 8riioer, oerer
SterbefGlle nidt be3ablt iino, biei(
iofort su be3ablen tpiorigesfalls in
Sale &ranfbeit eintritt lie MIDI
8enefit bered)tigt fino.
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3tpeie %.

Gs biene allen Sdnpeltern sur &C
fauiaen Nad)rid)t, bab nGd)itc regci
mabiee, &eriun1mIung am Sonntas
bcn 12. Sftobcr, 9 llbr nahmittogs
abaebolten miro. gs tpnroe beifloi
len, baB mir na6 oicier Geriammlunl
Elm &artenpartie abbalten. SieSdape
itern nit Sen q Namen ,perben fer
rieren ltnS stuar niht nur 8affee -
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piert end aIe oieien Sag, benn bit
Stpeitern I'M 9omitee eeben iib ott
groBte Mitbe bicics &artcnpartie su
einem gitten Grfplg sll mohen.
9lne Sblpeitern nit Nanen Nma'
Iia, gertn. Gbriitine, 9ortp, GIiie,
emma. @ertruo, Serta, SilSa, Ssrene
Soiefine, Sobanna, 2cuiie, Mtarga'
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iib melhen beim &on,itee Sfn. Mes.
alineer, 55 %. 9eipep. Selepbcn
23-46S, rmo @iIbelmine Seppner,
81. 3. .. Werioion, Sci. 1886.
Sereebt nid,t, alles gebt gum @obl
ocs Silfsfonos.
Sdnueitern persebt niht oas Oas
tltn1, es aebt hodl gum @oble nno
geIten. @ringt ale el,re Sreunbe nit
Somit oies aartenpartic elm GROCER
Grfplg miro.
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lung Sonntag. Sen l2. Sftcber, uno
am slheno beim &artenpartie.
Gin tiidtiges &onitee miro bafi:r.
Torgen baB alle eineu gelltiitlihcil
s(beno baben.
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Silberhoh,eitfeter

Sonntagabelto, Sen 5. Sftober.
periammelten it'd cine 8ruppe non
0reunoen I'M Sallie bes Slbelpaares
6errn lnto 6rau Sduifert, Inn NIT
ibnen rno ibren Iieben &inoern ibr
25iGbriees Silberboh3eitfeit 81 fei-
ern. gs mar cine grobe lleberraifuns
fir Serrn nno 6rau Shuifert, oenn
iie tparen am Nabmittae in Sic Ser.
iammlr,na eegangen ,tno oils iie I'm
6 llbr abenos beimfamen fanoen iie
oas Sals id,on oeforiert NIT 9hlmen-
itrGuBen, eine,t fein geoeftcn Siih
Mls tn bas Snus eintraten lpuroen
ibnen bon allen Seiten vSurprile"
3l,gerufen. Man fonntc es Tieben, buB
sic beioen iiberraidt paren. Sic
fonnten feline @prte finoen ,no Sic
Grelroentrdnen fpnnten iie ritt sl,=
riifbaIten. @as fam es nod Sfos
neres gebem i'm 2eben oils cine 10 quite
lteberrai6ung BON ibren &inoern unb
gliten sSreunoen? gtad, oem feinen
Mbenoeiien tpuroe oas cinbr,lfsopue
Gbriltenlieo eeiunaen: so mimi
benn meine SGnoe iuo fibre mid bis
a mein ieeliees Gnbe uno e,piglid1 :;
Sd mad allei1t lidt geben, nidt ei.
men Sdritt. $50 ,pirit bl eeben lub
iteben, ba nimm mid nit"
Yaitor u. q. Siid)tins iprah einige
iebr paiiet1oe @orte gum Sltbclpaar.
fpies Sarallf bin, ipie Ser liebc 8ntt
tie 10 reid)lid geiegnet nit ibren fiinf
ftattIifen 8innern lino oaB lie Surt1
ibre 9reue sum Iiebcn 8ptt llno barte
slrbeit in gutter 8eiunobeit oieies
Set feiem fonnten. Mlle snpeIenoen
ipraden @rati,lationstpiinid,e oauie
auh ibre lieben &inber gnben ibre
Sreuoe IusSruf nit Elm pnar @or-
ten. Gin ifolles 8eihenf tpurbe iD.
men I'M Nonlen alIerslmueienben iiber.
reidt bon Serrn Sobn 1etri. Sos
Subelpaar oanfte fir oie sroBe Trelt.
De Sic man ibnen bereitet hattie.
slntpeieno iparen: Taitpr Siid,ts
Serr lmS 6rau Sobann Yetri Sr,,
Serr imo Sral @uitap &otb, Serr
,no Srau 8eorg 0latteip, Serr lnlb
Srau Mhbreas 9loos, Serr unS Irau
an6reas $. ginoer, eugene gmoer
uno ollie ainoer Ser Samilie Sd)uf-
fert
Ser bat 10 mGd;:,e uns beipnbrt
gor llnfan tallierbfaf)er Irt,
Nit Sreuoenltromen inns getranft
ltno inns in Summer Croft
eeid,enft9
Gas bat Ser liebe 8ott getan,
Sbm oarfe, tper nur bnnfen farm, |
@iel @Iiid bis odm goloehen Subj.
IGum. u. S. 8inoer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-09
Dies mnH Das

I'm nit einem Mann gliidlih az
iein. muBt on i'm tpeitgebei,o Der.
iteben. l,no i'm elm tpenig lieb baben.
- Tim nit eilwr israu eliiflid 5,l
iein, nubt on Tie lebr lieb baben uno
ifberbarpt nid)t beriuden iie 5u 6e.
greifen.
Cine 1rau iliebt Dor Ser Beriuf-
,titg; Elm Wann aber fridt Dor tbr
meg. nit Der froben &offnung, oab
iie ibm eirbolt.
Die menIflihe @eieQiduft tpGre
bergniiglid), tpenn aae GSrm,en ber-
beiratet uno aae M6nner Sungeeiel-
len tpGren.
1lrnlittelbares Sntereiie an Ser
Shonbeit Der Natur at nebmen, lit
ieber3eit Elm aenn3eiden elmer sl,tcn
Seele &nnt.