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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-11

Copies of two old Marysville
newspapers. both of them a
century old, have been discovered
by Fay Turner, local florist and
antique collector, among some
family possessions, He plans to
turn the papers over to the Ohio
State Archaeological Museum,
Columbus, which has one of the
finest newspaper Libraries in the
country. The Museum will repair
the old papers and preserve them.
One paper is 'The Argus"
dated Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1847.
1t is Volume 2, No. 80. The other
paper is "1'he Eaglct," dated Dec
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-11
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Divorce Granted

In the divorce action of Dor
othy Louise Smith against Paul
D. Smith, the court has granted
a divorce to the plaintiff. The
plaintiff has also been restored
to her maiden name of Dorothy
Louise Burbaugh. Costs of the
action were paid by the plaintiff.
Case Dismissed
The case of Rudolph Bernek
against Steven Williams has been
dismissed at the plaintiff costs.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-11
CHURCH PLANS FESTIVAL.
FOR FRIDAY EVENING

The Grace Chapel Church will
hold a festival on the church
lawn Friday evening. Serving
will begin at 6 p. m. Home made
ice cream, cake, pie, chicken
sandwiches, coffee and lemonade
will be served.
1t will be held in. the church
basement if it rains. Proceeds
will be used toward redecorat-
ing the church.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-11
Hunt with Bow and Arrow

A total of 40 of Wisconsin's II
counties were opened to bow and
arrow deer hunting in 1946. The
bow and arrow season for deer be-
gins late in September and closes
on Arrnistice Day. One deer per
season of either sex, one year of
age or older, may be taken.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-11

Many Union county residents, in
addition to the hundreds from
Franklin and Madison counties,
are planned to exhibit at and at
tend the annual Franklin county
Fair, which will open at billiards
on Tuesday for a 4-day stand.
Franklin county's fair has long
been noted for its outstanding
horse shows and this year will
find an unusually splendid list of
entries for all three nights that the
horse shows are held.
Another big attraction will be
the harness racing, and this years
Fair will offer four days of the
sport. There will be three races
daily, in addition to a pony race,
with the speed program as fol-
lows:
Tuesday. August IA
2-year- old Pace, Home Talent
Stake ..."...."...........".... Sl,UUU
20 Pace (Stake) ....................... 1000
26 Trot (Overnight) .............. $50
Pony Race, 46-in. and under -. so
Wednesday. August .l3
3-year-old Trot, Home Talent
Stake $1,000
ID Pace (Overnight) event -. $50
18 Trot (Overnight) ............... $50
Pony Race, 46-in, and under
Thursday. August Ia
2-year- Trot, Home Talent
Stake 81 900
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-11
News of 80 Years AGO

A barn of Penrose Wiley burn
ed in Liberty township, with a
heavy loss.
There were 118 inmates in the
State women's reformatory.
Redwood made plans for a big
entertainment for Company E
An injunction was granted to
halt a proposed public dance in
the North Lewisburg school.
The 1917 Chautauqua closed
after a week of entertainment.
Robert Dodge sustained a brok-
en- rib in an automobile accident
on Peoria road.
Mrs, Eliza Riley Hildreth, 80,
died in Leesburg township on the
farm where she had lived for 81
years.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-11

The Fair is in charge of COM
petent group of officers and direc-
tors, who have spent long hours
in planning the event. They are:
Ray Van Schoyck, president; A.
E. Bogen, vice president; Arch A.
Alder, secretary; Esther w. Sifrit,
assistant secretary, and c. H. o.
Brien, treasurer.
Directors are: Arch A. Alder,
billiards; J. Lewis Bradley, Hill
ards; E. 0. Cline, Columbus; Chas.
High, billiards; E. A. Lish, Hill
ards; w. w. McKitrick, Dublin; C.
H. O'Brien, billiards; Robert
Reece, billiards; Chas. P. Roberts,
billiards; c. A. Turney, billiards;
Ray Van Schoyck, billiards; AL
ford Walker, billiards; F. c.. Win
terringer, billiards; John A. Nor
rison, Reynoldsburg; Ralph j,
billiards.; G. D. (Zeke)
Palmer, Columbus; A. E. Bogen,
Columbus; M. r. McVay, Wester-
Vile; Joe Smith, Groveport; j. E.
WohnSettler, Columbus.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-11
News of Is Years Ago

w. P. Beightler died in Mt Car
mel hospital after several weeks
illness.
Deputy Conservation Officer
Lewis Fox released $50 young
pheasants in the county.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Penborwood,
of Ft Wayne, Ind, were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Per
kinS
Sheriff VIM. Rausch captured
two women who had escaped
from the reformatory.
Martin j, Scheiderer, aged &c,
died at the home of his son, VIM.
j. Scheiderer. James Cameron,
II, died in Magnetic Springs.
Ricnwood celebrated its cen
tennial with a mile-long parade,
races and other features.
Donald Fleming went to Gin
cinnati, to buy two pedigreed dogs
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-11
PICTURES BY STANTON

The pictures in last Thurs
days Journal of Mrs. Carroll
Handel and Mrs. Robert Arm
strong were taken by the
Stanton Studio. N. Court and
w. Fourth SITS. Through an
over sight. The Journal neg
lected to give the Stanton
Studio credit when the pic
lures were printed.
Lithuanian Immigrants
Formerly about 1000 Lithuanians
, year went 10 the United States.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-11
MIX Stains

MIX STAINS
To remove milk stains from cloth
ing, soak the garment first in cold
water, then wash it in warm sudsy
water.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-11
FOUR DAY RACING PROGRAM; FOUR NIGHT
SHOWS TO FEATURE billiards FAIR

IA Trot (Stake) ......,............. 1000
18 Pace Overnight ,,.............. $50
Pony Race 56-in. and under 80. SO
Friday. August is
3-year-old Pace, Home T2lent
OIdhe ''....'''.'''.''''' 1,Ooo
20 Trot (Stake) ...,.................... 1000
26 Pace Overnight ................ $50
Pony Race
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-04-05
fOUR-H 10 MEET

Members Of the
cir Isl Four-H clubs
Will meet at the
homes Of their lead
ers next Tue sday eve
ming at T.. O'Clock
Boys Of the neWly-or-
gan lied Four H club
will meet in the lib
>rary at 1850 pm.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-04-05

IS KIlLfO
Senate Bill 48,
containi ing enabl ing
legis at ion VIII ich
would permit Seldovia
to make use Of Feder-
al funds in the con-
struc ton Of an air.
port, died in c ommit-
tee in the terri tor
ial House shortly be-
fore the Legislature
ad jorned.
House members made
three separ ate at
tempts to redra the
bill in a more ac-
ceptable form, but
none Of the three
mittees appointed
could agree.
The next steps to
be taken to cons truct
the por t !, here now
must be- con sidered
when the rec ently-el-
&c ted council is
seated.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-04-05
s l. IOWA AIR
MAX IS q 7 RIPS

Harry White, fly
ing a waco on floats
for SeldoVia Air Ser
vice carr led his
f irst Se1dovia pas s.
enger, Clark Andre en-
to Homer this week.
MIR. White also made
two trips to Port
Or aham, and today
plans to take Harry
Condor to Homer
On the return trip
fr ON Homer Mr. White
will br ing film for
the LinWood theatre.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-04-05
N EM lUN B Err
10 GO INTO
BOAROWA

BOARDWALK
Seldovia's sagging
ano weary Boardwalk
is going to get a new
lease on life very
shor tly.
Barge sos locked
here late Thur sday,
coming from Portlock
and carrying 5000
feet Of 2xl2 planking
for repair and recon-
struc ton of the
Boardwalk.
Still another
5 900 feet of lumber
is on order from Min
ilchik, and it is ex-
pee ted the 30 ardWalk
building progr am Will
get under way in the
very near future.
COUNCIL OKAYs {cont)
trus tees meet togeth-
er only Ions enough
to swear in the in
coming, council. They
then retire to q seat
along the sidel ines.
Evening star., 1947-06-06
'pre-Dawn Burglar
Gets Six 10 Year
Jail Term Here

A burglar who confined his opera-
tons to the predawn hours yester-
day was sentenced by Justice Alex-
ander Holtzoh of District Court
to serve from 6 to 10 years for en-
tering homes, stealing from them
and for asSaulting two persons.
The prinsoner is Louis johnson
IL, colored, of the first block of q
place NE, who had pleaded guilty
to the charges contained in in
formation drawn up against him
ana had waived indictment.
johnson had been traiIed To his
home and arrested by Detective
Sergts. Lawrence A. Hartnett and
Charles T. Williams after they had
found fingerprints at the home of
Mrs. Hattie Hess in the 1900 block
OF Benning road NE.
The detectives were canyassinp
the negihborhood for any informa-
ton that might lead to solution OF
several burglaries. They did not
know that Mrs. Hess home had
been entered until they started
talking to her, Sergt. Hartnett said,
When the detectives arrived, Mrs,
Hess was about to wash the win
dows, not knowing the fingerprints
were on one of them.
Johnson's largest single haul was
S6o2 from the home of Chris Niosj
IN the 800 block Of Second street
NV. last April.
Last month he entered the home
OF solomon larson in the 1900
niock OF Benning road NE. and took
III. Several days later he entered
Ine same house and hit Mrs. Rose
Essex, SO, over the head with 8
bottle as she lay asleep.
johnson also entered the home nj
Louis Perticone, 1400 block of North
Capitol street and and shot at him
when Mr.. Perticone started toward
the defendant. The shot missed.
Evening star., 1947-06-06
Deaths Reported

tFrom the D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics,
Wilhelmina Beyers, II, 49e NJ st. s.w.
Evelyn g: Hanger. rs, 2520 3rd st, ne.
Inemas I. Everttt, "a, 1911 18th st. n. W
Stewart Space, 65, s11 2Ist st. NV
Frank Trucci. Ga, 220 Randolph pl. ne.
Willlam Waldman, 81, $40 Decatur st W
NV.
Nola C. Berry, 50. 613 sth st. ne.
Harrv l.. Springer, 55, 1876 Ontario rd
Alva M. McGlue, 81. 421 o st. s.w,
Virginia F. Moore, 46, Arlington, Va
Giuseppe Biancaneillo, 45, Oil Decatur st
NV.
Floss.e M Colbert, 40, 1913 3rd st. ne.
Lawrence Z. TAYLOR, "a, 626 A ST. ne.
Wilson Wilson Watson, Is. 4I3 Elm st. NV.
John A. Pickett, 40. 90s 18th st Sc,
Martha E. Green, 45, 602 o st. NV.
Joseph Williams, g. is24 M sth sh st. st. NV NV
Francis L. Handy, %, 4245 Meade st. n
Evening star., 1947-06-06
Scots to Come Home

Scotland is to stage a great
homecoming next year, with ex-
lied Scotsmen from America, Can
ada, New Zealand and elsewhere
joining the trek to Glasgow. One
OF the biggest gatherings of the
clans" will be from Canada. In 1882
some $4,000 Canadians came back.
Evening star., 1947-06-06
Births Reported

tFrom the D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics J
Foster and Marie Anderson, boy.
Edmed lanes and Charlotte Anson, boy.
Paul and Edith Bisgyer, boy
Lonnie and Lenna Brooks, boy.
aMln John and and Anesie. MsTie Campbell girl
Martin and Elizabeth ta'esanas conesnaon. naI1 boy
William and Maize Croley, boy. girl ~.
saSers saSe and sn5 ne5ths Etb.i BTonsy. s2y. sirl.
John and Ruth F1ayen. boy.
Roy and Mabel Foster, girl
Gharles and Ann Foster, girl.
Richard and pa9ins Malesrst str9saenSerg boy
Donald and Minnie Gaebl boy.
Re0Ia RRe0nas m,I and IL Marie q. Graves, girl
william and q sevila vIsln5a drifn. aTsen, rirf girl
Alvin and Virginia Guy, boy.
10hn n,nn. and Audrey Haddow, girl.
5ruce and Edith Hall, girl
howard and Eileen Haistead, girl
Siaude and Jean Hicks, boy
Seuoen and Emma Hood, 6oy.
RAYMOND and Emma Hogle. girl
AAlyn and Lillian Israel girl.
b5ogsar and Virginia jackson, girl.
Halpn and Martha James, boy.
Jonn and Mary Jameson, girl
Emery and Dorothy johnson, boy.
TlGhaTa Wiiiama snd and Miranda Johnston, girl
CHESTER and Audrey Karr, girl.
Ealph and Miriam Kaye, boy.
ITnsries 'Tdsn 1 and Geraldine Kelshner, girl.
Ionn and Mary Kirk, girl.
f,iaiuIi raui and Amelia Kullman, girl.
MiLlam and Grace Kyle, girl.
E6s1Is.s ESwln and nd jean sn1uILo ILoughlin, boy.
Charles and Elizabeth Lynn boy
sTiui, uHui ana Ruth Mangan. girl.
soI sMiIliiam IN. and Cynthia Martin, boy.
John and Julia Matthias, boy.
Harry and Ruby Miller, boy
Tbnm T9mn ana D ~ Joanne s,i Mueller, girl
Sheldon and and i.Sa Laura MNtS1S; Meelo;skSo BOY INV
ssfnsfda ssenssI and aad Meafesor. boy. ''
yonn and Joland OberIy, girl
Julian and Vivian Parker, girl,
PANEL Tsnns snd Maxine Pilkington. boy, girl q,
Elmes snd snd M tTma Rafensperger. girl.
MlsTd sad %a fiss sfse s4%ms ssSs1nsln Des DSS.
aeorss and aad csnre anna so4bnsr ssaIhsle bey sr
lanes lanes and Orual Silmon, boy.
G A. and md Fioy FSusnsta ssesdin6erg girl
Emile and Mildred Sunier, boy.
SGSmes and Dorothy Swanner, girl,
James ana ma Besty ssna Tsyior. TTaysnnep 5oy boy
LYME and Juanita Thompson, girl
Se6sE SSe66sEe and Edna Thornton, girl.
MooeTt and Agatha Tooley girl.
Harold and Mildred Tor, boy.
Bentley and Theresa Tyler, girl.
Richard and Eleonora Weaver. bov
Milhurn and Audrey Weaver, girl
Frederick and Elizabeth Webb, girl.
Leo and Margaret williams, boy
Robert and Dorothy Wilson, boy,
pan and Miriam Yielding, girl
sylvester and Emma Berry, boy,
Lloyd and Elaine Chase, boy
Frederick and Annie Cook, boy
henry and Yvonne Faustin, boy.
Raymond end Gertie Harris, boy.
grover and Evelyn Jiles boy,
Henry and May Moy, girl
Joseph and Sabeola Neverson, girl
Isaac and Maxine Richmond, girl.
James and Lillian Robinson, boy
Bert and Gwendolyn Smith. girl,
Ropert and Jessie Stephenson, girl
hichard and Lucy Stores, girl
Frederick and Ellen Wallace boy
Hiram and Lois Ward, boy.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14

nur eine gut 6urhprobte uno aabl.
reid oertretene Stimmensabl, Dor
allen fir oas eisene 2iea, eine Sin.
erfenmlrg fir Sen Gerein uno iiir sic
miibiamc Mrbeit oes Tirigenten er
luorten fum.
@ir boifen auf elm sablreides Gr'
ibeinen aller Mitglieoer in ser
monot!id)cn @erianunl,lng am 80
slusllit, Galer griheinen in bieicr
Serianmlllng lit iniofern erlpiinicbt.
ba mir bos 3uiammentreffen, Nb,
iabrt uuo bie Serteilung in oie ner
ldieoeuen gutos uno pielc anoere
Ginge beipreben tperoen. Gen nad-
item Gag, allo Sen 81. Mllgult. gebts
ibpn uuf bie Heile uah Glepelano.
gllerleits uuf ein frellbiges Gntgr.
gcnfommen allf meine 9itte boffeno,
oerbleibt nit SdnsersruB
@tuiam Sritlbe, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14

Sn ltnierer lebten 9erfan,tnlun5
ipuroe Elm Rurtenpartie bei6loiien.
Der Heingeipinn ioll olh fiir anicre
lieben 2anbslelte geben fir oritbea,
Die nod inmer in ebr groBer ytot
iteben. 9aBt ms alle oeriufen mebr
uno mebr 81, tim fir Die Sl,ngcrnoen.
Sn ser naditen ausga6e ,peroe ib
mebr iiber oieie &artenpartie ibrei'
ben. 8itte bebaltet ell6 Sielen Sag,
oen 8. Septenbr, fir cure Gerlamut'
lung uno bas 9artenpartie oas 5ll
eunlten oes SiIfaperfs gebt.
Sm Nmnen ser Notleioenoen apa
pelliere ib oub picocr an eil6 aIle
liebe Sd),peltern mo 1reunoc bite
bringt mebr mo mebr Sadeli alnt
Yaden, peroet nid)t nliioe hen Mrme1
5n belfen, Ole Not lit oob 10 groB.
Sm Namen bes 3,peig 90 eriube
ale ber5lih Die nod @tlleils iinh
mitoubelfen, bringt cure Gaben Of
9leioer, Spebereien ODER irgeno et-
spas tpieoer 5ulammen oamit mir nidt
mlfboren mieber 5u paden. gs lit ein
tiidtiges Gomitee an ser slrbeit go
belit ale nit Ser Gag Ger Hafllng
Sobcn bereinbringen, 10 bite tut
lit nod nibt ieitgeieet. Gs bangt oa-
bon ab apie piel unb lpie ld)nell mir
balb On5u umo bringt cure 8aben 10
ibneu mie moglid). Sn bieiem So.
mitee iino: BrGi. aatb. Scotsman,
s. @iirtler, g. S6neiber, Sobanna
Soief, 30. 3in5 g. 8altbes, q. 8el.
tbes, 6. &oBhlonn, Hee. Iemen8, 8.
@ellman. 9. @Gbel, llno uno so.
Rotb. Sbr niBt ale no ibr ellre Ga.
ben abgeben fonnt lno iolltet ibr
ionlt feline anoere @elegenbeit finoen
10 brinst es in oie rSahienballe. ie
i6neller ie beiier!
SIN Namen oes 3tpeig % cure
SefretGrin anna Sann,
Z" 121 @reaoen Str.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14

Brphes &inber Hidnid.

Gin srobes Yidnif iiir Die ainoer
ipirb am Sonntug, ben "a. @alglsIt,
peranitaItet; Sic Wlriif liefert Die So
lemcr Mnf Socal SO. 222 fret. Gs
lit ser @unid) oes &omitees Oab ale
iit al oieicm Hidnif beteiligen. 9us
@omitee perlprtdt allen einen gemiit=
lihen Sag. gs liegt an ben Satern
uno Miittern Dab alle &inoer an
Glat iinb. Sier f0nnen audi unIerc
Deputies oas 5eIo ser 3uf,mit iib
beiiddigen. Ilio auf gum &inbcrpid-
mid am "a. sluerit i'm Salem Saron
Country Club. 6reier Gintritt.
g. s. 9ontid, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
3meie AZ.

llniere Geriamml,ng am 6. Nlq
lpar bcionbers gut 6eiuht; ioIt Elm
ieber batte cine iebr id}6ne Sonnen.
lobe. llno Die 8egeiiterllng bas bette
fiir oen Gerein TIM, mar nit uls
olen. Siele neue @eihdfte purben
pOrgebraft, pelhe alcb gleih erleNlgt
muroe. @ir miinid}en iniern icanftn
Mitglieoern: Sbneltcr Cara Mroos
bon 5arrea, Ha.. aatb. @einboIo
uno 9r. Ssobn 3alltner rebt halo mic
Der Die bette @eiunobeit.
ltnier YrGlioent @eorg Nierla1a
lit 6iibrer bon lrnlercm StitillngS
felt 9omitee. Sen 6. Sept. 9itte ale
Mitslieoer oen Gag nid]t 5u tergeiien
Nad) ser 8eriammlilng irlIroe cill
iebr gutter SnIbib alien Witglicoera,
Sung uno slt. aufgetragen ncll
Sbneiter Wap areitel atno gernice
Cling.
Soften reht picle MitglieOer in
ser nGd)Iteu SerIummlun9 am 4.
September 81 begriiBen.
Cara Weirid, Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14

Greunoen, 8etannten ,,no 8ereins.
,mitglieoern fiir Die aablreide 8etei'
lieung, fir sic pielen berrliden Blu.
menipenoen, Yaltor Sobn 8aumau
fiir ieine troitreiben @orte, Seiben'
beitatter .. g. Starf fir oie feline
@eoienung, &errn 5ris Tbeib fir sic
ibonen Nadruftporte am @rabe ia.
gen mir inniglten Oanf aus. @oti
m6ge es allen bergelten.
Gem 3entral Gerbono iagen ipil
unleren ihoniten 0ant aus fir Sic
prompte slus3ablune ser 8eriihc'
rllne; ebenio Dem 3tueig 19 fir Ole
aus5abll,ng oes Sterbegeloes.
Die binterbliebene @attin
Snianna 8ottidlins mnb &inoer,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
2lms uiles, Otte
3meis 20.

@Qen Witalieoern bes 3tpeig 20
Sene our Nahriht, oab Die nGhite
Yeriammlung Sonntag, oen' II. slu.
qllit. Inn 2 llbr nad}mittags itattfin'
oct. gs iOllte in oieier 8eriammlung
tein einBises Witglieo feblen.
9a cine Me,lberlns NIT her Ser.
iammlung borsenonmen tpuroe, tuur.
BEN tpelde Mitslieoer miBoeritdnoigt
unb fomnlen in Miifitano nit ibren
8eitrdsep. Mae Nitglieoer trerbell
beralid) sebeten iih gutitebeno su ma
den i'm 0erein uno aud i'm Central
0erbano; oenn man tpeib nidt mic
fdnea oas l1ngIiid ,lns betreffen fam
Mud tperoen Ole Ner,palter beralid
gebeten ettpas friiber 5u tommen uni
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14

9lm 13. Geptember, 8 llbr abenos
bat ser 3neig 40 elm groBe &artcn'
partie uno anbere Spiele gum 8elten
oes 0ereins. Cine iebe Sd)nelter fol
elm 1iirfii6 &anotll6 idenfen als
einen Hreis. aommt ale uno brin9i
Sudden ooer ettpas@ @ebadenes. es geb1
gum beiten oes 0ereins. Das &ano.
tuh ioa ieoe ShpeIter bringen, oell
auhen MIR aus ireiem @illen.
Deputies iino: Mnna Saub, 1901
Iaft Ctr, Telepbon 2.3556. Maria
llrihel, 1871 @. 10tb Yl., Telepbon
2-5259.
Cara Slion, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
8aiar.

31pcis II BON Canton bat beIhloi.
fen am 90. Iugult, 7 llbr abenos I'M
Sabienbeim einen gaiar ab5ubalten.
aqe Shueitern speroen irellnolitIt
eriudyt mit5ubelien. Der lleberidu8
piro in ben Silfsiono seben, INN iiir
Die 1afete Die naf oriiben geben,
2ebensmittel 81 taufen.
2iebe Sd,peitern, ibr tpibt ale nie
grob bic Scot briibelp lit mo ieoe &lei.
nisfeit bilit. 2arum laBt uns alle
ibaffen, oalnit mir einen gl,ten gr-
folg er5ielen. gs miro alles entgegen
genommen, Sanbarbeit, 8ebdf, GB.
.paren, ipas inlmer es lit audi 8elo.
@er nicbt 3eit bat etipas por5uberei'
ten. Hatber miro 2lnb lerDiert. alio
bite fommt alle.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
A,.s Gaf,tet,, Otts
Smets Il.

Gs biene allen 0titglieoern 5ur
Rahriebt, oaB ndhIte Geriammluna
Sonntug, Sen II. 9luellit, 3 llbr nab,
mittass absebalten miro. 9lne Wlit
glieoer hperoen eriuht ser Geriamnl.
lung bei5mpobnen nm 5ll ieben mic
unier Serein in Canton poriparts
gebt. Sn Ser lebten Geriammlmg bat
ten mir Die Gbre 5lpei neue Wtttslieoer
in ,lnieren Terein einsufiibren. 8r
sllbredt &artler uno gr. Geo. -Sdil-
iter; mir beiBen iie ber3lib pillfom-
men unO boffen baB iie nit lns blei-
ben gub llniern Mitglieoern: Mar.
tin Mauer Sr., @alter Sboriten, s.
Shuiter, sobanna Stulter, OtitaeI
2oelp Sr., aarl 3ifion, Sobn Grid
Sr., gratlilieren mir baB lie 8ott
alle in letter 3eit nit einem ib0nen
unb ltarfen Sobn beibenft bat. @as
ihon audi aue bon Oieien iungen glut
fiir ltniern @erein neue araft gegeben
bat ,lno idJ boffe, oaB mir in oieier
@eriammll1ng apieNer neue Witglie.
Der begriiBen fonnen.
~ 3ueis II.
Gs oiene alien Sfapeltern bes 3lpeiy
II CUR sefGaisen gadritt, baB Sic
nadite gerianunl,,ng am Sonnta9.
ben II. auglit, nm 2:3O llbr nah'
mittaes itattfinoet. Iae Stpeitera
iins eriud)t Ser 9erlammlllns bei3lt'
spobnen, benin es ii1o Dibtige Ge'
ihdfte sll erleoisen. Rad Der Ser.
iammluna lperoen mir pieber ein
aartenpartie abbalten uno es mare gu
tpiinff)en tuenn iit nebr oaran betei.
listen. Sm aomitee lino: Maria Ran-
pelt, Hegina grenner, aatbarina
9beis.
Sulanna Reinertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14
3,uei 80.

llnIcrc am 5reitag, oen 8. elirgult,
abgealtene Geriammhmg mar iehr
gut beiudjt. @ir batten Die grobe
6reroe brei nelle MitglieOer IN oic.
er 8eriammlung tennen 81 lernen
Gs iparen oie griioer: 3obert @.
gQalbef, Senrp Sartig ,no Srcbe-
rid 8. Nemena. slub biermit beibcn
mir biele illngen 8riiber millfommen.
9itte nibt uniere aranfen at per-
geilen. Gin 8eiub maht INNER frclt-
oige Ser5en. Wan aeigt am belten oas
briiAerIibe 8efiibl penn bie @riiOer
in ser Scot iteben. llniere franfen
griiOer iino: sonp Srrlibnaf, MiA.
8artea, Sohann Stoifeno, Sobann
80bm, Go,paro s. Siigel, slnoreos
@eIther, @ihael @leri, 5reo Sart-
mann, @idael Ben, Sofmnn 9tOtb.
Der 8erein bat beidloiien oaB mir
Surb einen 8rief an sic II. g. 8oarS
of engineers for Ripers ano Sarbors,
@ar 9ept., @aibington, 9. g., IN.
Ter Itarfes @efiibl fir Ben Safe grie'
ohio Niper aanal 3eigen ioaen. Mir
Iino Der Weimrn@ Dab bieier aanal
unierer Staot, Ssnbultrie, 8iirgern
uno nnlerm Gerein MIR gum 8eIten
oienen miro. Ser 3apeig 80 itebt 700
Yroaent binter oieiem 9aral. ellie
8riioer mo Sreunoe bes 3ueig 30
ioae nan sic obise sloreiie cincn
8rief ihiden uno fir Den aanal ein'
iteben
1iir Sers mnb Sium:
s(m "a. Iuguit Sadientag im
Soora 8arf.
Mnbreas @eltber fralf I'M Glib
Solpital. gr lit Gin 8riinoer unleres
8ereins 8ir tpiinlben linn baloise
8eiunbbeit.
Sdnecr-aonncntion in Glepelano
8eit am 81. MlWuIt uno 1. Sept.
llnteritiibt oeu &anal NIT Wort
unb 1at. Gin 8rief an Die H. g. Gu
gineers 9cbGroe tonn oiel gutes tltn.
Beben lit beiier als Nebmen. @cbt
es tut apirflih nidt ipeb! llnterliiet
oas Sahlenbilfstuerf.
Spei 8ereins=2ots alf Sinoen
slpe. lino gum 8erfnli. Man meloe
iih beim Sefretdr.
Yroiit! Sang iollit on leben. Se'
lunbbeit. Seoen slbenO i'm Sadien.
beim IaBt Dir bieie Worte 81 tonlmen.
Sir efte briioerli6e llnterbalhlna
fomm mno bring oeine Sreunoe nno
6amilie ins Safienbeim.
.,. 81. s. 3ea, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-14

glllo al.f gum Yidnid in @ottes
freie Natl,r ,in6 lubt uns bieies ein
Seit MAIDEN tpie nod ME 5lpor. Gs
miro selpiB iebem 5auienbmaI &c.
oanft iperoen, ipenn sic Spenoe aud
nod 10 flein lit.
llnlere lieben 6rallen iolen nidi
pergeiien 0ie &rapfen unS Sunflid,
5u baden.
Wir boffen oiele begriiBen 5u fon,
men. Guf @ieoerieben am "a. 9lalsuIt
Mid,ael ShaBburger,
1917 B,llasfi Ro., Ghieaao, Sa.
Gel; 0ifenl. O566.